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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Recall-weary parents are taking to Facebook and Twitter to complain that Johnson & Johnson -- a company that three decades ago was considered the gold standard of crisis communications -- isn't reacting sufficiently to their concerns, with some vowing to make the switch to generic brands.
On April 30, J&J's McNeil Consumer Healthcare division said it was voluntarily recalling Children's Tylenol, Motrin, Zyrtec and Benadryl because they didn't meet internal-testing requirements or could contain "tiny particles."
Third recall since August
It represents the third recall for J&J's McNeil Consumer Healthcare unit since last August and comes just as the company was trying to recover from the devastating effects of a massive recall of many of the same brands in January. The prior recalls had to do with products from a Puerto Rican plant, while the current one stems from products shipped from a Pennsylvania plant and deals with different quality-control issues.
The FDA in a harsh appraisal of J&J's response to the earlier issues said: "Neither upper management at J&J nor at McNeil Consumer Healthcare assured timely investigation and resolution of the issues." But J&J Chairman-CEO William Weldon in a conference call at the time said, "We're very conscious of the bar we set for ourselves and that consumers expect more from us than from others because of our history and reputation. ... I want to assure you we take these matters very seriously and nothing is more important to us than the health and safety of the people who use our products."
Facebook group
But with the latest recall, many consumers are saying they feeling anything but comforted by the health-care giant.
On JnJBTW, a blog managed by one of Johnson & Johnson's senior media-relations executives, Marc Monseau, for example, a parent named Evan D. Owen wrote: "I would highly recommend that J&J and McNeil Consumer Healthcare take a serious look at how you've handled this situation thus far. To be specific: Your recall announcement at 9:15 p.m. on a Friday night was deliberate to minimize media exposure. You know very well that consumers watch very little news during the weekend compared to a weekday."
Mr. Owen is also the creator of a Facebook group that "represents angry and frustrated parents" who have attempted to call a toll-free number to obtain safety information and refunds The group appears to have been created this weekend and now numbers just over 500 members.
(Ad Age called that number twice. The first time, we received a recorded message that verbatim read the press release to us. The second time, we received a recording that said due to high call volume, nobody could take the call and were redirected to a website that contains pertinent information, including a frequently asked questions section).
"I bought the Target -brand ibuprofen only because on the box it says 'This product is not manufactured or distributed by Johnson & Johnson, owner of the registered trademark Children's Motrin,'" wrote Michelle Coan Fonk on the Facebook page.
Tweeting frustrations
Others took to Twitter to voice their dissatisfaction: Tweeted @DjSnipSnip: "Sick of u J&J. Does Costco make children's ibuprofen?" and @MissSueBurbia: "Just spent a fortune on generic children's drugs. McNeil and J&J products officially banned from our house. Enough already." A McNeil spokeswoman said the company has worked to quickly get information about the affected products to consumers and set up a website to help get the word out, mcneilproductrecall.com, but she declined to comment on how the recall, particularly coming close on the heels of others, would affect the brand or J&J's image.
"We're trying to ensure we can help consumers and provide them with as much information as possible about the products," she said. "I can only speak about the specific recall and what we're doing around that."
Then and now
"The difference here is that the scare back in the early 1980s was something that was done to them. Now, this situation is tied to one of their facilities, and they are responsible for it," said Rich Tauberman, exec VP at Interpublic Group of Cos.' MWW. "On top of this most recent crisis they have also had a couple of incidents and recalls over the last couple of months, and the combination of all that is what's upsetting to people. And they have made a few missteps in their response, whether it be it their customer call line or getting consumers the information they want. They have dropped the ball a bit.
"Consumers and the media look at crisis situations through a different specter when it's something you don't have control over vs. something you're responsible for." Still, the long-trusted brand has a ton of equity with U.S. consumers, and despite its recent woes, ranks high in terms of trustworthiness.
J&J's sterling rep
According to a survey by the Reputation Institute conducted in January and February and released late last month, J&J ranks as the most reputable U.S. company. That's a metric that it defines as allowing the brand to be 350% more likely to purchase products, and be 300% more likely to voice verbal support or give benefit of the doubt.
The survey said J&J ranked led the top 10 U.S. brands, ahead of Kraft Foods, Kellogg, Walt Disney Co., PepsiCo, Sara Lee, Google Microsoft, UPS and Dean Foods.
And the recall doesn't seem to be having an impact on share price -- it was up more than a dollar today.
J&J has benefit of the doubt of public
Peter Pitts, former FDA associate commissioner and global head of regulatory and public policy for Omnicom Group's Porter Novelli, said J&J has the benefit of the doubt from the public and American moms.
As long as the company is "honest and transparent on TV and in print and social media" it will come out ahead of the game, Mr. Pitts said, noting the company should focus its communications efforts on social media. "As other companies have learned moms are very keen to play on social media, especially when it comes to issues that impact their children and their health."
"From a complaint standpoint they need to understand what caused the problem and address it, which will end up putting them ahead of the curve relative to quality. And from a PR standpoint they need to be honest about happened and let the public know it will do everything that is required to make the products as safe as can be."
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I discovered Urban Fantasy in my twenties by accident. It all started with Tanya Huff's Blood Series, where I fell head over heels with a 'different' kind of vampire tale. I thought it was a paranormal type of mystery at first, and wanted to seek more of them out. On an AOL group (remember those?), I was directed to try others of the genre, still not knowing the name, starting with the Anita Blake series. Eventually this was followed by the Sookie Stackhouse novels. My inner bookworm was completely hooked.
If I were asked today why I'm so drawn to the genre, it's hard to tell you in a detailed sketch. The main draw seems to be the definition of the genre itself, the excitement of having the paranormal in an urban setting, an ordinary type of world we live in but with the exception of that world being populated by mythical creatures. Sometimes these beings are hidden, undetected from most of society and kept secret from all except a select few. In other times, it's our world but with an additional structured society overshadowed by the paranormal. Sometimes this world is heavily structured and broken into categories by the paranormal sections like in Kim Harrison's The Hollows, where humans are on even playing ground or even inferior.
The appeal of all this dishes out enough juicy fantasy to where it's tantalizing, but not overwhelming. Instead of having a rich fantasy world that's far out there, alien to the reader, it's familiar enough to make sense, interesting enough to transform itself subtly enough to make it fascinating.
Besides the world building, whether hidden or not, there is almost always a protagonist who has something special about them. Let's face it, most of us enjoy reading about special individuals who are unique and sought after for that uniqueness. Whether it's a power level like Anita Blake's unusual necromancy strength or Kara Gillian's strong summoning skills, an oddity like the ability to be a female shapeshifter in the Bitten series or Rachel Morgan in the Hollows, an abnormality hybrid like Cal in the Cal Leandros series or special parentage of Kate Daniels, a special one-person-only calling like Cassie Palmer, or some strange destiny that is foretold, all of it makes the character something extra special to read about. There are driving forces driving the heroes and villains toward them, stakes always raised.
There's usually at least a little romance to keep things interesting and tingling - sometimes it plays a large part and almost crosses into the paranormal romance element, sometimes hot passion is present that's as interesting as the storyline, but mainly its used with the right tough, just enough to enrich the plot and make it that much more interesting. Dark Urban Fantasy can be even more exciting in a twisted way if the hero romantic interest is an anti-hero, someone who is halfway bad or definitely in the grey areas, such as Barrons from the Fae Chronicles or the heart-interests in the Lilith Saintcrow series.
I love first person point of view. Not every Urban Fantasy employs this technique, of course, but it's the norm. I enjoy a third person point of view as much as any dedicated reader, but I never outgrew the first person intimate POV that I grew up on, even if the publishing world started frowning on it. In third-person POV we can get into the heads of multiple characters, but with first person POV I can uncover mysteries about the others motivations and what they know but I don't along with our main character. I can live the book through their head alone, which no other point of view can come close to replacing.
Finally, most Urban Fantasies are a series and not singles, where each book carries more interesting adventures with the characters I fell in love with by book one.
I'm sure there are other reasons - reasons I'm not even aware of - but these are the main appeals the genre holds for this UF enthusiast.
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by Fr. John Dear, S.J.
Pax Christi USA Ambassador of Peace
This week, I'm in Mexico, spending time each day at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City, trying to enter her story and presence and begging for the grace of peace and wisdom. My friend Jim Reale proposed this retreat. He has just finished two years of daily two-hour meditation every morning in front of her famous image. He wanted to conclude this part of his spiritual journey with a pilgrimage to her and invited me along.
We took as our text one of the best books ever on the mythic story, Guadalupe: Mother of the New Creation by Virgilio Elizondo (Orbis Books, 1997). The first part features a current translation of an ancient story, the Nican Mopohua, written for the Nahuatl people, followed by 100 pages of Elizondo's insightful commentary on the document.
Everyone knows the story. Juan Diego, one of the poorest of the poorest indigenous people, is walking on Mount Tepeyac, a desert hill on the outskirts of Mexico City, in 1531. It's the age of Hernán Cortés and the Spanish Catholic conquerors who committed genocide against the indigenous people. A new convert, 57-year-old Juan Diego is on his way to morning Mass 15 miles away when he hears a large gathering of birds singing loudly on Tepeyac. He climbs higher to investigate this extraordinary sound when he encounters an indigenous woman, beautifully dressed, shining like the sun, infinitely compassionate — Our Lady of Guadalupe…


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NC sports gambling advances in House as session winds down
A late-session effort to authorize and regulate sports gambling in North Carolina pressed forward Tuesday in the state House, nearly a year after a measure that would make such betting lawful cleared the Senate.
A divided House judiciary committee voted for two bills — one the exact same legislation that passed the Senate and another that makes edits to that proposal.
The changes were the product of negotiations among legislators and Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper's office, a key legislator said. Representatives of major sports leagues, North Carolina-based pro franchises and casino operators also have been involved in the broader legislation.
"We had ... a ton of other people involved in this, and it was slow-moving and a lot of conversations. This is an individual issue and some are comfortable, some are not," said Sen. Jim Perry, a Lenoir County Republican shepherding the gambling legislation, which both passed the committee by 6-3 votes.
The legislative maneuvering — passing two bills instead of amending the original Senate measure — reflects the unusual nature of the gambling issue in a Republican-controlled General Assembly where social conservatives still carry great weight. Democratic support will be needed for sports wagering to become legalized.
The two-bill strategy also means the Senate, where more than half of the Republicans voted against the initial measure last August, wouldn't be put on the spot again to vote on the primary piece of legislation.
After two more committee meetings, the bills could reach the House floor later this week.
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper has said he's ready to sign sports wagering legislation that's brought to his desk. The idea is advancing as legislative leaders insist they will wrap up their annual work session around July 1.
Since the Senate bill cleared a House commerce panel last November, backers of sports betting made significant changes to the revised package, including higher tax rates and fees for gambling companies who get one of the state's prized operator licenses.
The North Carolina Education Lottery Commission still would issue between 10 and 12 interactive sports wagering operator licenses along with supplier and service provider licenses.
The licensees could set up online apps so people within the state's boundaries could play on their phones starting in January.
The updated legislation adds out-of-state horse racing to the list of professional and college sports that could be wagered upon. And NASCAR tracks are identified among the types of professional sporting venues that could have in-person betting at the site or close by.
License applications and renewals would be much higher than the Senate measure proposed. A sports wagering company would have to pay a $1 million application fee for both an initial five-year license and renewals, for example.
The package also would require interactive sports wagering operators to pay a 14% privilege tax based on gross wagering revenues minus players' winnings and other deductions. That deletes an 8% tax on adjusted gross revenues that had been in the Senate measure.
After expenses are paid to the lottery commission and Department of Revenue and $2 million goes annually for problem-gambling programs, the remaining net proceeds would be split between the state's coffers and a special fund designed to attract sporting events and attractions to the state.
Interest in sports gambling among the states took off after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in 2018. Twenty states and the District of Columbia now offer mobile sports betting, including Virginia and Tennessee, according to the American Gaming Association, while 28 states and D.C. have some kind of in-person betting.
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians opened on-site betting operations in 2021 at its two far western North Carolina casinos thanks to earlier legislation.
Backers of North Carolina sports gambling regulation say such betting already occurs through offshore online websites or local bookies, and it's better for the state to control the activity and tax it.
But critics say the additional revenues that state sanction of sports betting would create pales in comparison to the negative effects upon family and society that the increase in the number of gambling addicts will cause.
"These gambling bills conflict with my values," said Rep. Abe Jones, a Wake County Democrat, former judge and committee member. "I'm not going to use my vote from this place to support gambling. I think it's wrong."
Republican leaders used a chamber rule to add additional GOP spots on the panel so that the bills could pass, even as some other GOP committee members were absent.


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Lifelong learning
Validating acquired experience
Nathalie Moureaux
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The Cnac continuous education department enables circus artists, teachers and technicians to validate their experience under certain conditions, in order to acquire an official certificate or diploma awarded by the Cnac.
This year, two national diplomas and one certificate are accessible, in part or whole, through this procedure for candidates who can prove skills acquires during their professional careers, linked directly to the diploma envisaged:
- The national higher diploma for professional circus artists (DNSP-AC) level II, certifies the acquisition of a professional qualification for the profession of circus artist.
- The State diploma for circus teachers (DE Circus) level III validates the general and professional knowledge and skills needed for this profession.
- the Circus technician certificate course.
Help is offered to all candidates requiring individual advice and methodological help with their dossier.
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Yeldall Christian Centres
Data protection privacy notice (overview)
Who are we?
Yeldall Manor is a Christian charity offering residential substance misuse treatment / rehabilitation and aftercare to people with drug or alcohol addictions. This privacy notice explains how we use any personal information we collect about you.
Our full name is Yeldall Christian Centres. We are a registered charity, number 1000038 and a company limited by guarantee, number 02482048. Our registered office is Yeldall Manor, Bear Lane, Hare Hatch, READING RG10 9XR.
Yeldall Christian Centres ('Yeldall') is a 'data controller' and gathers and uses certain information about you in order to offer you our services.
Data protection principles
Yeldall is committed to protecting all personal information we obtain about you, whether you're a resident, supporter, volunteer or staff member. We will only collect and use your personal information for carefully considered and legitimate purposes.
We will never share your information with any other organisation for their own marketing purposes, and we never sell anyone's information.
We will comply with the data protection principles when gathering and using personal information, as set out in our Data Protection and Record Keeping & Confidentiality policies.
Why do we collect information from you?
When we use your personal information, we will always consider if it is fair and balanced to do so and whether it would be within your reasonable expectations that we would use your data in this way. This includes:
Service users (residents and potential residents)
We will initially use the information we collect from you to process your application for residential rehabilitation. We will then use your information to provide you with these services. More detail is given in the privacy notice which is made available to anyone who applies to join our programme.
When you make a donation or express an interest in supporting Yeldall, we will use the information we collect from you, e.g. name, address and amount given, to thank you for your support and process a Gift Aid claim, where appropriate.
Unless you ask us not to, we will keep you in touch with our work, primarily through our quarterly newsletter. If you request it, we will also send you our monthly Prayer Diary. Occasionally, we may also use your information to ask for additional support. You have the right to opt out of any of these communications at any time. Our lawful basis for processing this information is the legitimate interests of Yeldall in raising funds to support the ongoing work of the charity.
We will only send you information by email for fund-raising purposes if we have your consent. We do not contact supporters by text for fund-raising purposes, and would not do so without your consent. Our lawful basis for processing this information is consent.
Job applicants
We will use the information we collect from you to process and consider your job application. Your information will only be shared with those staff involved in processing your application. We will only request a reference or a DBS disclosure with your prior consent. Your information will not be added to our mailing list without your explicit consent, and will not be used for any subsequent purposes other than ensuring fair recruitment. More detail is given in the privacy notice which is given to all new job applicants.
Yeldall employ staff and consultants to run our programmes and provide necessary administrative and professional support. We process the personal information of our employees for recruitment, staff administration, remuneration, pensions and performance management purposes. More detail is given in the privacy notice which is made available to all staff.
We use CCTV cameras within specific areas on the Yeldall Manor site for the purpose of safeguarding the safety of our residents, staff, visitors and property. We use these images for the prevention, investigation and detection of medication errors/incidents and crime and for the prosecution of any offenders. Our lawful basis for processing this information is the legitimate interests of Yeldall in ensuring the health and safety of our visitors, staff, service users and site.
Sensitive Information
Under data protection law, certain categories of personal information are recognised as sensitive, including health information, race, religious beliefs, and sexual orientation ('sensitive personal data').
We only collect sensitive personal data if there is a clear reason for doing so. For example, if you are a prospective resident, we will need information about your health in order to ensure that we can provide you with suitable treatment (not-for-profit bodies, article 9, section d). There are also other categories of sensitive data that we are required to collect for the purposes of anonymous government monitoring. We also need to ask questions about religious belief for those prospective staff and volunteers who will have regular contact with our residents, in line with the Christian ethos of Yeldall Manor – employment, article 9 (2) (b).
We also need to collect information on previous convictions from potential residents, staff and volunteers of Yeldall in order to safeguard the residents on our programme and provide the most appropriate care for them. Care is taken to ensure that such data is processed in accordance with UK Data Protection law and with the utmost discretion.
Sharing your information
We will not share your information with any other organisation, other than where strictly necessary for your own benefit or the operation of our services, for example:
- If necessary for law enforcement or similar purposes
- As a necessary part of providing you with our service
- To process the pay-roll, pensions and tax of our staff
- In order to contact you as a supporter – for example, by using a mailing house or email broadcaster to process our communications. (In this case, we will have a written contractual agreement in place that will ensure that those organisations can only use the data provided for the specific purposes we direct them to do, and that they have in place strict security requirements in order to protect your personal information.)
We may occasionally collect publicly-available information about our supporters from, for example, Companies House, social media etc. You may wish to check the privacy policy of these sites to find out more information on how they will process your data.
Retaining and deleting your information
We will take all reasonable steps to ensure that the information we hold about you is kept secure and can only be read by the appropriate staff members. We will only hold your personal data for as long as it is required in line with our Data Retention Policy. Please contact us using the details below if you need further details about our Data Retention Policy, or to request that your data be deleted.
Your rights
Right to be Informed: You have the right to be told how your personal information will be used. This privacy notice, and other summaries used elsewhere, are intended to be a clear and transparent description of how your data may be used. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Right of Access: You have a right to ask us to confirm whether we are processing information about you, and to request access to this information. It will help us to process your request if you can be
specific about what information you require, otherwise we may need to contact you again to clarify this. We will respond to your request within 30 days, once we are satisfied you have rights to see the requested records and we have successfully confirmed your identity.
Right of erasure: Except where we need to retain your data for legal reasons, you have the right to be forgotten (i.e. to have your personally identifiable data deleted). Please contact us regarding this.
Right of rectification: You have the right to request that we update or correct any information we hold about you. Please contact us to let us know what needs correcting.
Right to restrict processing: In certain situations you have the right to ask for processing of your personal data to be restricted because there is some disagreement about its accuracy or legitimate usage.
Right to data portability: Where we are processing your personal data under your consent, the law allows you to request data portability from one service provider to another. This right is largely seen as a way for people to transfer their personal data from one service provider to another so, if a service user (resident) asks us to forward their details to another service, we will always try to help.
Right to object: You have the right to stop the processing of your personal data for direct marketing purposes. Please contact us if this applies.
Right to object to automated decisions: In a situation where a data controller is using your personal data in a computerised model or algorithm to make decisions that have a legal effect on you, you have the right to object. This does not apply to anything that Yeldall does.
Our website does not use 'cookies' to track your visit. However, if you click on a link to another website (which may operate 'cookies'), you should read its own privacy policies.
Changes to this policy
From time to time, we will make changes to this statement to keep it up to date and in line with current legislation. Please make sure you check regularly to see what's changed. This document was last updated on 21st May 2021.


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Dickinson County Emergency Communications Center
This Emergency Communications Center was placed in operation on April 5th, 2000, as one of the most up-to-date centers in the nation. We maintain some of the newest, most sophisticated radio, telephone and computer equipment available on the market today. From virtual radio and telephone computer equipment to ergonomically correct seating, we are truly a state-of-the-art facility. Our center is located in the basement of the Dickinson County Courthouse under the direction of the Department of Administration and Emergency Services.
Our staff includes the Director and 9 full-time Communications Officers. We have at least 2 staff members on duty 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. All Communications Officers must successfully complete a 6 week training course along with becoming certified in CPR (cardio pulmonary resuscitation), NCIC (National Crime Information Center) and EMD (Emergency Medical Dispatch) procedures.
The Dickinson County Emergency Communications Center is the sole emergency dispatch center for all of Dickinson County. We handle all administrative, non-emergency and 911 calls for 5 Law Enforcement agencies, 7 EMS and 1st Responder services and 13 full time and volunteer Fire Departments. We are also the after hours contact for several different city utilities.
To find out more about the Dickinson County Emergency Communications Center, visit our FAQs, or Career links on this page.
Vesta Pallas phone system
In October of 2011 we installed our new Vesta Pallas phone system. This computerized phone system allows our staff to operate on 6 administrative or non-emergency lines, 4 911 landlines and 2 cellular 911 lines. It is equipped with quick dial options for all responders as well as utility companies and railroads. It also allows us the ability to transfer 911 calls to surrounding agencies should you reach us by mistake.
As for the future, we continue to prepare our center for the upcoming Next Generation 911 (NG911) which will include capabilities such as texting to 911 and sending video data to dispatch.
Other Responsibilities
Along with the responsibilities mentioned above, we also perform numerous other tasks, including:
- Monitoring weather radar and NOAA weather radio for current updates
- Keeping updated on available hospital space throughout the state
- Monitoring local business and residential security alarms
- Monitoring courthouse security cameras
- Providing assistance to the public as needed


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Even with small rate increase savers will still earn peanuts
By Dian Vujovich
On Wednesday of this week, comments from two billionaires caught my attention.
The first was from Palm Beach billionaire Jeff Greene and the feeble excuse he gave while being interviewed on CNBC's "Closing Bell". During it he explained that his comments at Davos— regarding how American's basically need to learn to live on less— was a total misquote and likely happened because the interview was conducted in a noisy and busy room. The other, Invesco's Bill Gross saying that interest rates will increase by one-quarter of 1 percent by June. The reason he considers this a good thing is because he said it's time for savers to make some money.
Really guys?
A blog I posted on January 23, 2015 titled, "Oh those billionaires", hits all the cords I need to about Jeff Greene so make sure to read or re-read it.
As for Bill Gross, Invesco's current fixed-income maven and former chief investment officer of Pacific Investment Management Company (PIMCO), if interest rates were to rise by 25 basis points, how in the world is that going to make much of a difference to a saver? A saver identified as someone who has his or her money stashed in a money market account at a bank.
Nerdwallet.com provided me with this information: Have only a few bucks and want to open a new account, ableBank offered the most generous APY at 1 percent. Next in line, Sallie Mae Bank at 0.90 percent.
Have $25,000 and Doral Bank provides their money market account owners with an APY of even less: 0.60 percent.
BB&T will give those with $1000 half of that, 0.03 percent. The rate is the same at Wells Fargo but you'll need to pony up more to open the account, $2500. Oh, and then there's Region's Bank with its 0.01 percent APY on a $10,000 deposit.
We are talking more peanuts here, folks. So pea-nutty that suffice it to say, yields that are about as close as nothin' honey as one can get in return for letting a bank use your money and make investments for them with it.
Even if the amount deposited is jumbo-sized, as in $100,000 to $1 million, the highest APY's is still 1 percent. Worse yet, those rates are likely to remain the same if there is an interest rate increase given that Bankrate.com reports the average return for jumbo deposits on the banks they cover is 0.48 percent.
So let me see, if Gross is correct and the interest rates go up one-quarter of one percent this summer, and doing so means that's going to be a big bonanza for savers, don't believe it: Depending upon the bank you use, and no matter how much money is put into a money market account, there's a good chance you could still earn a APY of 1 percent.
Mr. Gross, please, tell me how that is supposed to help savers and make any positive difference in their financial life?
Back to those peanuts mentioned earlier. Tie a big bow around a peanut and it's still a peanut—-even if a billionaire ties the bow.
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text: 41-year-old William Keith Smith of Cate St. in Brunswick was arrested this week and charged with two counts of selling drugs and three counts of dog fighting. Narcotics agents executed a search warrant on Smith's house in mid-June when they discovered evidence of dog fighting and seized 7 pit bulls. The resulting investigation culminatedMonday with Smith's arrest. The dogs are currently at Glynn County Animal control. No decision on the dogs' fate will be made until the court's disposition of the Smith's case.


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Teer Coatings has recently purchased a Pero cleaning line, which has now been commissioned and is fully operational at our site.
Some of the many benefits provided by this machinery include:
- Greater cleaning throughput and capacity
- Improved repeatability, since no manual intervention is involved
- Ability to clean materials that are not suited to traditional aqueous cleaning methods
- Vacuum drying minimising risk of drying stains
- Ultrasonic cleaning combined with computer controlled manipulation of parts
- Environmentally friendly: closed loop system, with extremely low chemical usage
- Offered in addition to our existing range of cleaning options
For further information please do not hesitate to contact our Sales Department
Teer Coatings are pleased to announce that they are a partner in a new large scale collaborative research project launched by The European Commission entitled BIOGO-For-Production that aims to achieve a step change in the application of nanocatalysis to sustainable energy production through an integrated, coherent and holistic approach utilising novel heterogeneous nanoparticulate catalysts in fuel syntheses. A consortium of 15 partners from 7 countries will carry out this ambitious project during a 4-year research program, the results of which will have substantial strategic, economic and environmental impacts on the EU petrochemicals industry and on the increasing use of renewable feedstock for energy.
For the official press release please visit The European Commissions link: http://www.biogo.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/BIOGO_Launch_Press-Release.pdf
Teer Coatings Ltd has been awarded accreditation from Safecontractor for the 2nd year in a row, for its commitment to achieving excellence in health and safety.
Safecontractor is a leading third party accreditation scheme which recognises very high standards in health and safety management amongst UK contractors.Safecontractor accreditation will enhance the company's ability to attract new contracts and its commitment to safety will be viewed positively by its insurers when the company liability policy is up for renewal. Safecontractor is applicable to most sectors although it is particularly relevant to food manufacture, property, facilities management, retail and leisure sectors, all of which are big users of contracted services.
Under the Safecontractor scheme, businesses undergo a vetting process which examines health and safety procedures and their track record for safe practice. Those companies meeting the high standard are included on a database, which is accessible to registered users only via a website.
Client-organisations who sign up to the scheme can access the database, enabling them to vet potential contractors before they even set foot on site. These clients agree that, as users of the scheme, they will engage only those who have received accreditation.
Over 210 major, nation-wide businesses, from several key sectors, have signed up to use the scheme when selecting contractors for services such as building, cleaning, maintenance, refurbishment or electrical and mechanical work.
Teer Coatings Ltd is pleased to announce a new generation of PVD Coating equipment which is now available.
Incorporating a completely new control system based on Siemens PLC with integrated safety and utilising a customer designed touch screen LabVIEW user interface for ease of operation.
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Joyce Smith stood in the corner of a hospital room as around twenty-five medical staff worked desperately to save her son's life. On a balmy January day in Missouri, her son John and some friends were playing on an ice-covered lake. The ice broke beneath their feet sending the three teens into the frigid water. The other two boys were pulled out by rescue workers, but John had fallen under the water and had been below for fifteen minutes. By the time he was pulled out, his body was frozen, there was water in his lungs, and he had no pulse. At the hospital, a large man, six feet seven inches tall, performed CPR for close to an hour. Still, no pulse. It was coming time to pronounce John dead and a doctor walked over to Joyce and told her she could talk to her son. She walked up, put her hands on her son's cold feet and said a desperate prayer, "Holy Spirit, please come and give me back my son!" To the utter disbelief of everyone in the room except for Joyce, John suddenly had a pulse.
It was a long road, but John eventually recovered fully. All of the medical personnel and first responders called it a miracle. The story is told in a powerful new movie called Breakthrough in theaters this Easter. You may be dealing with a life or death situation. Perhaps you are experiencing relationship problems in your marriage or have a child struggling with an addiction. Maybe you are underwater financially or just overwhelmed with life. These burdens or crises can feel, and perhaps are, impossible. Take a lesson from Joyce Smith. There are several good ways you can respond to the impossible. Here are 5.
1. Pray
You may not be a person of prayer, but this is where most people turn when in foxholes and hospitals. This was Joyce's first act when facing the impossibility of her son's survival. You may be skeptical and call it a coincidence, but the reality is a pulse came right after her prayer and the medical workers said they have never seen anything like it. Personally, I believe in a God who is personally involved in our lives; one who has the power to not only change our circumstances, but give us peace, hope, and strength when He does not change our circumstances. Maybe I'm wrong, but if I'm not isn't that the best place to start? If you need a prayer breakthrough, we have a bundle to help.
2. Seek Wise Counsel
If you are going to beat the odds you are going to need the best information and strategies. Seek out those people with wisdom and experience. Learn everything you can. Make sure they are objective, trustworthy, and have expertise. If it is a professional you are just meeting, do your homework. Don't just take their advice because they have a degree. Find out as much as you can about them.
3. Get Help
You don't need to tackle this alone. In fact, you shouldn't tackle this alone. Your loved ones are going to want to be in this with you. Let them know what is going on with you and invite them to share the burden. Maybe they won't be able to do something practical to fix the problem, but they can give you emotional support. In her sons most desperate hours Joyce asked the entire community to pray, and they did. Sometimes it's as simple as that. People want to help. Let them.
4. Be Positive
Being negative has a way of being a self-fulfilling prophecy. Joyce wouldn't let anyone speak anything but positive words and outcomes in John's hospital room. Being positive certainly doesn't guarantee that everything will work out in your favor, but in the end, it gives you a better chance. Try to visualize the outcome you want and maintain that vision. It will also help you control your emotions. Emotions can be a great motivator, but a terrible strategist. Plan with your head and lead with a positive heart.
5. Work on What You Can Control
Focus on the details in front of you and execute them with as much excellence as you can. Do the best you can, when you can, while you can and surrender the rest. There are going to be things about your situation you can't control, perhaps even the outcome. Just focus on what you can do. When clutch quarterbacks are asked how they completed a game-winning drive, many will say that they focused only on executing each play one at a time. Focus on the details in front of you and execute them with as much excellence as you can. Let the result be what it will be and deal with it when it comes.
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Indeed I wonder how many people really weighed in the emotions that run in this final game of South Africa. Many try to pretend that it is all about football only. Might be true elsewhere, like in the European Cup, but there is always something extra that comes with a World cup that makes it so thrilling to watch even if the best technical football is what you see in the final European Club championships. But at the World Cup no one escapes the cultural and historical baggage that tags along.
It was the ancient fight between Protestant Low Countries against the Spanish Inquisition and the bloody Duque de Alba sent by Philip II. William of Orange was one of its leaders, or where else did you think the Orange of the oranje came from? This is retained in the Dutch national anthem, least they forget where they do come from. And yet today Spain as little to envy the Netherlands as far as human rights and social liberalism.
It was the choices of the locals, whether they could support the Netherlands when those ones where the ancestors of the Afrikaners, the engineers of apartheid. And yet there enough local folks waving the Dutch flag remembering that modern Netherlands was one of the leading countries against the apartheid system, when a famous Dutch player dedicated on of his trophies to Nelson Mandela.
It was also the burden of separatism for Spain as the Catalans were protesting yesterday against Madrid, with some even announcing that they hoped that Spain would lose because it was unacceptable that the Catalans in the team would glorify a Spanish team, bemoaning that half the players of the Spanish team were from the Barsa. Even poor Casillas, the team captain, from Castilla and the Real Madrid, tried to minimize it by making a lousy joke as to the "catalufas" eating at their separate table during the team's diner. And yet as far as I can tell defender Piqué made a wall with Casillas against any pretension from the Dutch and no one in the Spanish team missed the celebration and the Cup surrender ceremony. May that be a lesson to Barcelona.
To repeat such an historically loaded finale you would have to imagine, say, a Japan China final game played in the US as the host country for the Cup or a France Germany played in Rome. But of course few people remember such things, such as your faithful blogger. If the Dutch lost their nerve it was probably due to their reaching the finale for the third time, knowing that at home they would not be forgiven if once again they failed. Such is the ingratitude of the fans, if you do not get what they want, they boo you even if reaching the one before last step is an exploit for what is after all a small country. And such is the weight of football history, a burden worse than many a massacre or Inquisition.
Politicians are of course very aware of these things even if they run through the people at a subconscious level. Thus you could see the Queen of Spain visiting the locker rooms of the Spanish team and kissing the players after their victory tonight, such as the picture of her kissing Iker Casillas. After the semifinal victory over Germany, she even congratulated Puyol, a Catalan, as he was holding a towel around his waist. No one kisses the Queen of Spain except her relatives, but tonight she was just another Spaniard, and an ecstatic one even if once upon a time she was Greek royalty.
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And thus finishes another edition of the World Cup, an exciting one that I am sorry I missed, lacking the mood for it, even lacking the mood to watch the final game in full with the attention it deserved. Then again by the end of the first half it was clear that my prediction had to come true, Spain could not lose that game even if the Dutch were magnificent opponents. This last picture of a van Persie action forcing Puyol to roll on the ground and Casillas to fly in the air tells you the tale. Too bad, most of my predictions this edition would have come true and I would have won lots of money had I been betting.
Thus my final contribution to this 2010 cup could only be a nostalgic tour, where I admit me being envious of South Africa who could host so successfully such an event, envious of such a small country like the Netherlands can keep putting out bright generations of players (je maintiendrai, I shall persevere, is their motto), how the famously nervous Spaniards can produce such a steel tempered team and become the third country in history able to hold at the same time the Eurocup and the World cup (France and Germany are the only two other). Nostalgic because here in Venezuela we keep falling back, we cannot build and fill up with dignity something like Soccer city, because we do not have the perseverance of the Dutch, because we do not have the will to overcome the alleged curse the Spanish suffered and yet overcame one by one, be it in football or politically. Here in Venezuela we keep falling back while the world keeps advancing, even if unevenly, in politics, in human rights, in football.
PS: 38% of you guessed that Spain would win by 1. Congratulation!


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Following the Australian Grand Prix, Red Bull Racing made a threat to quit Formula One.
It followed a disappointing season in 2014, which despite three Grand Prix victories, saw their four year dominance ended by Mercedes.
The Red Bull era was ended by regulation changes. The introduction of the new v6 turbo-hybrid power-units saw Red Bull Racing left behind due to Renault being soundly beaten by the development of Mercedes.
With those regulations remaining in place for 2015, Red Bull Racing and Renault knew they would be playing catch-up.
The problem for them was that Mercedes and Ferrari have both improved from their 2014 levels.
The new Mercedes AMG power-unit has a higher performance level, creates more horse power and if testing is anything to go by could be more reliable.
Ferrari have also taken major gains forward, the Italian side buoyed by Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen were the best of the rest in Australia and won in Malaysia.
This has left Red Bull frustrated, to the point that Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz's advisor Helmut Marko suggested that Red Bull could quit Formula One as Mateschitz grows disillusioned with the sport following the end of the teams dominance.
'We will evaluate the situation again [in the summer] as every year and look into costs and revenues, If we are totally dissatisfied we could contemplate an F1 exit. The danger is there that Mr Mateschitz loses his passion for F1.' Marko told Sky Sports.
'These power units are the wrong solution for F1, and we would say this even if Renault were in the lead, A designer like Adrian Newey is castrated by this engine formula. These rules will kill the sport.'
This left Renault also contemplating their future in Formula One.
Renault have numerous Formula One titles to their name, they've won both the drivers and constructors championships as an engine supplier for Williams, Benetton and Red Bull Racing in the past and have also won both titles twice as a manufacturer in their own right.
Overall they have powered 11 Formula One World Champions to the title and taken 12 constructors titles, with over 160 Grand Prix wins making them one of the most successful engine suppliers in the history of Formula One.
The last thing the French manufacturers want is their reputation smeared by their closest partner in Formula One.
'We are looking at a lot of options, including getting out of Formula 1 if it's bad for Renault's reputation,' Managing Director of Renault Sport F1 Cyril Abiteboul said prior to the Malaysian Grand Prix.
Clearly Red Bull and Renault had to improve their lines of communication and since then, there appears to have been an improvement.
Red Bull have suggested greater branding for Renault on the sister teams car of Toro Rosso, whilst there has also been talk of Renault buying the team.
But in the immediate future, there now appears to be a desire to push forward.
'There are a lot of talented people in Viry [Renault headquarters]], They have a great heritage and they are better than what we are seeing. It's a question of how you respond to the situation you're in.' Red Bull team principal Christian Horner told the BBC.
'It's a long season but hopefully at the end we will look back and say this is a low point but we recovered that situation,'
While Abiteboul added: 'There is no issue with Red Bull, in the sense that they are a team that wants to be extremely successful. They are impatient to be back in a winning position, as we were two years ago.
'So we understand that, and their frustration. We are a supplier but we are also racers and also extremely frustrated.
'It is about supporting each other, not dragging each other down, but we want to deal with it together.'
Renault have no problem with Red Bull
Following the Australian Grand Prix, Red Bull Racing made a threat to quit Formula One.


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The local financing ecosystem in underdeveloped African countries has traditionally been unable to cater sufficiently for those seeking energy funding.
Poorly developed capital markets, illiquid markets, and relatively high-interest rates for local loans are some of the challenges affecting project developers' efforts to raise finance locally. So now, with the recent growth in renewable energy projects and initiatives in Africa – spurred by abysmally poor levels of energy access and huge renewable resource endowments – fund seekers are looking towards offshore financing sources.
However, African economies harbour significant risks in terms of foreign exchange volatility, which is a major source of concern for offshore financiers. When the local currencies in which the borrower's revenues are received depreciate, the fulfillment of the borrower's obligations in foreign currencies such as dollars can become even more challenging.
In Nigeria, for example, the naira has depreciated by about 200% since summer 2015. Nigerian borrowers who have taken loans that are denominated in dollars and whose earnings are in local currency will be strained by the significantly higher amount of local money required to repay those loans.
When affected by this challenge, off-grid renewable power providers are pushed to consider tariff increases for consumers, which can have significant negative effects on operations. What then is the nature of foreign exchange risks for renewable projects in these developing markets and how can they be mitigated?
Hedging the risk
Dirk Muench, managing director of Persistent Energy Capital, an emerging market renewable finance company, said during an October 2016 webinar that "if an operating company based in a local economy has its liabilities in hard currency and the local currency depreciates, its hard currency liabilities will increase in local currency terms. This results in a foreign exchange loss on the loan liability and can potentially have a substantial negative impact on the liquidity of a project."
Consequently, hedging foreign currency risks for renewable energy projects is now a growing practice. There are now several hedge service providers helping both lenders and borrowers to mitigate associated risks.
And the usefulness of these intermediaries in the lender–borrower relationship cannot be overemphasised. Trailing currency devaluations on a continuous basis and effectively navigating their potential impacts on borrower's capacity to repay the lender can be a huge task and an operational distraction for many renewable project developers.
This makes the use of hedging services necessary in several instances and safer for all parties. While foreign exchange risk is a problem to on-grid and off-grid power project developers alike, the nature of the risks can vary slightly between them.
With off-grid developers, borrowers' revenues are denominated in local currency, which makes the risks of increased liabilities more of a direct concern where the loan is denominated in dollars, pounds or euros.
In contrast, on-grid projects may be slightly shielded by the dollar denominated power purchase agreements (PPAs), which provide a guarantee that their direct revenue streams will be denominated in dollars. However, these on-grid companies still face the secondary risk of increased probability of payment default by utilities that struggle to fulfill the terms of the PPA in a depreciating currency because they themselves receive their revenues in local currency.
To eliminate exposures to local currency volatilities, project developers should seek local financing, where such funds will be denominated in the currency of their earnings. Experts believe that having liabilities in local currency could be the safest strategy against the risks of currency devaluations. Where this is not possible, models that allow offshore loans to be accessed in local currencies should be explored.
Muench advised that "in the absence of sufficiently deep domestic markets, project developers can alternatively take on a local currency denominated loan from an offshore lender, like a development finance institution or another type of impact lender. The lender can hedge the foreign exchange risk on the local currency loan with an offshore hedge provider."
Healthy practice
Hedging the risks in foreign exchange transactions is a growing practice among borrowers and lenders and there have now emerged a number of institutions providing hedging services based on diverse models. While there is an obvious hedging cost, available data suggest that it is a healthy practice that will prove more beneficial in the long run, since annual currency depreciations of 10% or more are common in African countries.
Therefore, local renewable energy developers can borrow in a foreign currency such as the dollar and hedge it against foreign exchange risks by working with hedge providers.
Another viable alternative according to experts is for local developers to borrow in foreign currency and use the dollar funds as collateral for accessing funds from a local financier. In this case the direct liabilities are in the local currency, which is the currency of the developer's earnings.
Since the foreign exchange volatility in developing countries cannot be wished away and the case for growing energy access through renewable energy solutions such as solar power is becoming even stronger in Africa, developers must continue to explore more creative ways of managing foreign exchange risk in other to optimally access offshore funds. Thankfully, the conversation is gaining significant attention and momentum among stakeholders in Africa.
Chijioke Mama
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Guess what, everyone! The blog got a second Sunshine nomination!
Thanks to Indigo of Between Wor(L)ds for the love! And man, you DO ask some very tough questions!
I'm so pleased with myself now, coz after the blog's first Sunshine Award, I'd told Lady G that I'd be getting her to play in future blog award type thingies.
Seeing Indigo's tough questions, I'm mighty impressed with Past Me's foresight. Coz I'm gonna need all the help I can get! Ha.
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Originally from Caithness in the North Highlands, Erica began studying clarsach at the age of seven with Bill Taylor, and then clarinet aged eleven with Karen Anderson. Throughout her time in school, she performed locally on a regular basis with local groups and as a soloist; she also performed further afield with the Highland Region Youth Orchestra, the National Children's Orchestra of Scotland, and the National Scout and Guide Orchestra. In 2009 she was awarded the Runner-Up prize in the Highland Young Musician Competition.
In 2009, Erica began her studies on the BMus programme at Edinburgh Napier University, studying clarinet with Alison Waller. She also began her pedal harp studies at this time with Alina Bzhezhinska. She performed regularly with the university's Chamber Orchestra and Contemporary Ensemble, as well as solo and chamber performances. Erica also performed outside the university, including as part of St Andrew's and St George's Parish Church's Music and Meditation series, at weddings and events, and with Edinburgh University's music ensembles. In her final year, she was invited to perform Britten's A Ceremony of Carols with ENU's Chamber Choir, and as a soloist for Malcolm Arnold's Second Clarinet Concerto with ENU Chamber Orchestra. She graduated in 2013 with First Class Honours.
In 2013 she began studying for an MMus in Instrumental Performance at Birmingham Conservatoire with Sally Harrop, Mark O'Brien, Michael Harris and Jo Patton, and continued her harp studies with Catherine White. Whilst there she performed regularly with the conservatoire's ensembles on both instruments, and performed as a soloist in lunchtime concerts and at the conservatoire's Harp Day. She also performed regularly as a chamber musician, including with wind ensemble Forum Ventus. She graduated with Distinction in 2015.


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HAVA Hosts 3rd Annual Rockcastle Disabled Vet and Family Day
Park City, KY – September 22, 2015 – (ArmsVault.com) – Honored American Veterans Afield (HAVA) announces another successful HAVA/Rockcastle Family Day held Saturday, September 19, 2015 at the Rockcastle Shooting Center in the Park Mammoth Resort of Park City, Kentucky. Over 100 disabled veterans and injured active duty military participated with a total attendance of 275 including family members. The day was also shared with many HAVA volunteers and competitive shooters to make for a great day of fellowship and activities for the Kentucky/Tennessee military community. Every military attendee received two meals and a backpack of outdoor products and marveled at Byron Ferguson's archery exhibition. Vets and family members alike shot 10 stages of fire while they watched their kids enjoying air soft ranges and bounce-houses. At the end of the day, all participated in a raffle of hunting and shooting prizes that included a dozen guns and numerous shooting accessory products.
Shooting sports companies, through HAVA, covered 100% of the cost as our industry continues to show its commitment to the long term recovery of disabled veterans and their families. This Family Day at Rockcastle was hosted by Trevor Baucom who is himself a disabled veteran, professional shooter and long-time HAVA volunteer.
"Family days continue to be the backbone of HAVA's delivery of the industry's support for the military community, now completing our 8th year of continuously broadening service," said HAVA Chairman Tom Taylor. "We're very proud of our 18-state hunt series as well, but it's the Family Day format that allows us to make the most comprehensive impact on the entire family unit which has given so much of their lives to the cause of freedom."
About HAVA
HAVA is a 501(c)3 organization formed by companies in the shooting and outdoor industry with the purpose of raising awareness and further assisting disabled veterans with their healing process through guided hunts, shooting events and other outdoor sports activities. The sustaining sponsor companies are Smith & Wesson, NSSF, Sig Sauer, Academi, ATK/Federal, Barrett, Crimson Trace, Diamondback, FMG Publications, Glock, Hornady, Leapers/OTG, Leupold & Stevens, Mossberg, NASGW, Proof Research, Ruger, Surefire, Taurus, XS Sights, and Yamaha Outdoors among numerous contributing companies. Those who would like to learn more about the HAVA organization can do so at www.honoredveterans.org.


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text: Indo Persian Shamshire -- myArmoury.com About • Links • Search • Contribute Features Reviews Collections Albums Forums Books Info Favorites Register Log in myArmoury.com Discussion Forums Forum index Memberlist Usergroups Spotlight Topics Search Forum Index > Historical Arms Talk > Indo Persian Shamshire This is a standard topic Author Message David Cooper Location: UKJoined: 27 Apr 2008 Likes: 2 pages Posts: 113 Posted: Sat 25 Nov, 2017 11:43 pm Post subject: Indo Persian Shamshire Another addition to my collection. This one purchased at auction. It was described as a scimitar, I hope I am right to call it a shamshir. Catalogue description: Early 19th c Indo Persian Scimitar, 31 inch single edged, curved, watered Damascus steel blade. Steel disk ended cross-guard with double langets. Polished wooden grips with inlaid star and stud decoration. Silvered disk decorated slab overlays leading to the silvered floral decorated cap pommel. Base of grip with twist silvered wire binding. My Stats: Weight, sword: 1lb 10.5oz (0.75kg) Length overall: 36'' (91.5cm) Blade: 31'' (79cm) measured across the arc of the blade. POB: 8'' (20cm) from middle of cross-guard Profile taper: 1.23'' (31.4mm) at ricasso, 1.08'' (27.4mm)at mid blade, 0.58'' (14.7mm) 2 inches from tip. Distal taper 0.21'' 5.3mm) at ricasso, 0.15'' (4mm)at mid blade,. 0.09'' (2.2mm) 2 inches from tip. Hilt missing some of the stud and star decorative inlays and two of the silver rosettes. Metal appears to be silver or an alloy thereof, not silver plate. I think the description "watered Damascus steel" is a bit poetic. I wouldn't know wootz if it bit me but I feel fairly confident to describe this as mechanical damascus or pattern welded steel. I have used a weak solution of ferric chloride to bring out the pattern. The early 19th-century date may also be a bit optimistic, I would think late 19th, early 20th century. Anyway please feel free to chime in, I welcome any and all suggestions/comments, particularly as regards terminology, origin and date. Attachment: 214.24 KB Attachment: 292.07 KB Attachment: 258.17 KB Attachment: 302.98 KB Attachment: 247.27 KB Attachment: 93.61 KB The journey not the destination Geoffroy Gautier Joined: 18 Nov 2009 Posts: 28 Posted: Sun 26 Nov, 2017 1:10 am Post subject: I agree that this probably isn't wootz: it is way too linear and "layery", it almost looks like some sort of sandstone or stromatolite, something which, as far as I know, never happens in a crucible. But I can't help you dating the hilt. William Fox Location: Great BritainJoined: 05 Jan 2017 Likes: 1 page Posts: 23 Posted: Mon 08 Jan, 2018 6:37 am Post subject: I have seen several examples of Solingen pattern welded blades supplied to Arab and North African customers, and hilted in their own cultural style. This could be a 19th Century German blade that mades its way to the Middle East and was hilted there. That which does not kill us, makes us stronger Jean Thibodeau Location: Montreal,Quebec,CanadaJoined: 15 Mar 2004 Likes: 50 pagesReading list: 1 book Spotlight topics: 5Posts: 8,310 Posted: Mon 08 Jan, 2018 11:47 pm Post subject: This link to a youtube video on Scholagladitoria by Mat Easton showing how he cleaned and revealed a wootz pattern on a saber. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JqLLhoSmXc I am not necessarily recommending cleaning the blade and doing the same thing if you don't know what you are doing, but the video does explain a lot about wootz and towards the end of the video one can see the pattern reasonably well, although it's probably harder to see on a video that up close in real life. Matt has a few other videos dealing with wootz that should should be able to find with a site SEARCH. I'm not sure but I don't know if your sword is wootz or pattern welding, but I'm betting on pattern welding or an artificially etched blade made to look like pattern welding ? This doesn't mean that the sword isn't authentic as this was sometimes done for aesthetic reasons. It may very well be pattern welded, I'm just suggesting options, and it's hard to tell from a pic. Since you already used some ferric chloride you already know about the method used by Matt in his video: Not sure how much cleaning is wise to do with an antique as it can at times reduce value if the cleaning is too aggressive ? Hope this helps a bit. I have been able to produce some fake pattern welding on modern blades using things like lemon juice, yellow mustard and even instant coffee grounds to create artificial " grey-ish " patina and the coffee grounds seemed to work the best in bringing out contrast in the pattern, and with some luck some occasionally nice etching patterns on blade: But that is sort of another Topic ..... You can easily give up your freedom. You have to fight hard to get it back! David Cooper Location: UKJoined: 27 Apr 2008 Likes: 2 pages Posts: 113 Posted: Tue 09 Jan, 2018 2:51 am Post subject: Thanks all. I'm probably not going to do much more in the way of cleaning. I am now pretty sure it is pattern welded. I think if the pattern was just etched on then using ferric chloride would have removed or altered the pattern rather than just making it stronger as it did. I did get a suggestion on another forum that it was something called sham wootz, which is apparently different from false wootz. As I said I will settle for pattern welded. The journey not the destination William Fox Location: Great BritainJoined: 05 Jan 2017 Likes: 1 page Posts: 23 Posted: Thu 11 Jan, 2018 2:43 pm Post subject: In fact I attach here a photograph of an Imperial German Navy Officers sword blade, made of hand forged 'Damascus' steel in Solingen between 1890-1914. Of course what the German wordsmiths called True Damascus, or Echt Damast, was actually pattern welded steel, and very beautiful, but not the same as Wootz 'Damascus', or crucible steel blades. Anyhow, I am pretty sure that this Arabian style hilted sword has a nineteenth century pattern welded blade made in Solingen Germany. Attachment: 851.49 KB [ Download ] That which does not kill us, makes us stronger David Cooper Location: UKJoined: 27 Apr 2008 Likes: 2 pages Posts: 113 Posted: Fri 12 Jan, 2018 3:24 pm Post subject: Those Solingen blades did get about a bit, didn't they! 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If you ever want to dine at a full service Walt Disney World restaurant, most Disney fans will tell you to stay at a WDW Resort Hotel and once you have your room reservation, you can go online or call, and make Advanced Dining Reservations (ADRs) 180 days prior to the first date of your visit plus up to the next 10 days into your vacation (so a total of up to 190 days). If you're not staying on site, you can still make your ADRs 180 days in advance (but the up to 10 days into the rest of your vacation aren't included).
But what if you decide to go to WDW on a last-minute whim because of a great airline flash sale? Or what if you're a local and don't plan your dinners 6 months in advance, because you may not decide to go to WDW until that morning? (True story! That is, without a doubt, Joe and I!)? Are you forever doomed to quick service restaurants, waiting long periods of time as a walk-in, or simply eating off site (which actually doesn't suck, because there are a lot of really awesome restaurants off property – but it does interfere with park time)?
There's a way to get last-minute reservations at a bunch of restaurants on Disney property, and all it takes is one thing…
Open Table
OpenTable is an online restaurant-reservation service company founded in 1998. Although its main market is the United States, it's expanded in recent years to include restaurants in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Mexico, and the United Kingdom (we can vouch for its use in Australia, Japan and the U.K.!). It's free to make a reservation and according to the company, it provides online reservations for about 40,000 restaurants around the world and seats about 23 million diners per month. Many reservations, once fulfilled, will give you between 100 and 1,000 points and once you have accumulated a minimum of 2,000 points, you are eligible to receive either a check that's good for use at a future restaurant visit, or other rewards.
The list of restaurants that use Open Table as its reservation system is constantly expanding and whereas Open Table initially had reservations available for just a couple of restaurants on Walt Disney World property, it's now expanded to include:
- II Mulino New York Trattoria (WDW Swan)
- Artist Point (Wilderness Lodge)*
- Big River Grille (Boardwalk)
- The Boathouse (Disney Springs)
- Boatwright's (Disney Springs)*
- Bongos Cuban Cafe (Disney Springs)
- The Edison (Disney Springs)
- Enzo's Hideaway (Disney Springs)
- Flying Fish (Boardwalk)
- Frontera Cocina (Disney Springs)
- Garden Grove (WDW Swan)
- Grand Floridian Cafe (Grand Floridian)*
- House of Blues (Disney Springs)
- Jiko (Animal Kingdom Lodge)
- Kona Cafe (Polynesian)*
- Maya Grill at Disney's Coronado Springs (Coronado Springs)
- Maria & Enzo's (Disney Springs)
- Morimoto Asia (Disney Springs)
- Olivia's Cafe (Old Key West)*
- Paddlefish (Disney Springs)
- Paradiso 37 (Disney Springs)
- Planet Hollywood (Disney Springs)
- Raglan Road Irish Pub (Disney Springs)
- Sanaa (Animal Kingdom Lodge)*
- Shula's (WDW Dolphin)
- STK (Disney Springs)
- Todd English's bluezoo (WDW Dolphin)
- The Wave (Contemporary)*
- Wine Bar George (Disney Springs)
And get this – unlike when you make some ADRs through WDW, you don't have to pay anything ahead of time if you make a reservation with Open Table! Also, as of this writing, if you cancel within 24 hours or your reservation time, or if you're a no-show, you won't be charged a cancellation or no-show fee (that being said, if you get 3 no-shows on Open Table, your account and saved up points will be revoked).
You can use Open Table on your computer or via its app. You tell Open Table where you are looking for a restaurant (there are lots of pre-made categories such as I-Drive/Sand Lake (a.k.a. "Restaurant Row"), Downtown Orlando, Kissimmee, Celebration, etc. I chose "Lake Buena Vista"), what date and time you're looking for, as well as how many are in your party. As an example, I searched for a party of 2 for tomorrow at a very typical dinner hour, 6pm. I was able to find reservations at 23 of the 26 WDW area restaurants. If I expanded my search (an unusual time, or more days ahead of time), I could snag reservations at any of the 26 restaurants.
Open Table does have its drawbacks – you have to sign up to make an account and provide your email address to receive information about your reservation. You also can only make a reservation up to about 90 days ahead of time (although if you're booking that far ahead of time, you may as well just make an ADR through Disney). And there's a chance that a restaurant that was formerly on Open Table's list can be removed without notice – case in point, as of September, 2018, the restaurants with an asterisk (*) next to them, which used to accept Open Table reservations, do not appear to be accepting them at this time. But really, if your goal is to make a very last-minute reservation, Open Table can be a fantastic help!
And I've just told you one of Joe and my best secrets about Disney property restaurants – now that you know, save us a couple of last-minute reservations here and there, OK? 😉
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Revisiting Brown v. Board of Education: A Cultural, Historical-Legal, and Political Perspective
Date of this Version
Spring 2005
Published in Howard Law Journal 47:3 (Spring 2005), pp. 627-678. Copyright 2004 by the Howard University School of Law.
This Article explores how Brown v. Board of Education and subsequent Court decisions have impacted the structure of society and racial cultural tradition of America. Brown ranks among the first instances in which a modern American institution actually tackled the cultural basis of racism and discrimination. More directly, during oral arguments to consider the separate but equal doctrine of Plessy v. Ferguson, the Justices seemed to have understood the political and cultural importance of possibly overturning the doctrine that shaped race relations for more than fifty years. The Warren Court's strategy to treat severally the constitutional pronouncement and the remedial decree suggests its awareness of how the separate but equal doctrine legitimated and gave rise to the institution of racial practices and a way of life that was clearly manifested throughout the American society. These racial practices and patterns were particularly manifested in the South. The separate but equal doctrine did not create the racial culture addressed in Brown and subsequent decisions, but rather represented the constitutionalization of post-Civil War cultural traditions and policy.
Since Brown, considerable attention has been devoted to the capacity and limitations of the Supreme Court and courts in general to bring about social change. In the literature, at least three large camps have emerged. One camp insists that the courts, especially the Supreme Court, have played a significant role in policy-making. Some in this camp argue that the courts' unique structural location permits them to protect the rights of individuals and groups. The second camp generally has an unfavorable perception of a signal participatory role of the Supreme Court and lower courts in policy-making. Researchers in this camp bring forth powerful arguments that question the capacity and legitimacy of the courts' involvement and institutional reform. The third camp sees the courts, particularly the Supreme Court, as neither being all powerful, nor entirely impotent. Scholars in this camp assume a middle ground. They argue that under certain circumstances courts can be agents of social change, represent the politically weak, and advance the interest of the excluded and under-represented. The effort of this Article is not to support any of these three camps, but rather to examine the extent to which the Supreme Court and the principles of Brown and subsequent decisions have served as cultural transformers in the area of race.


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Bible ConcordanceAgile (2 Occurrences)
Genesis 49:24 But his bow remained strong. The arms of his hands were made strong, by the hands of the Mighty One of Jacob, (from there is the shepherd, the stone of Israel),
Habakkuk 1:8 And their horses are swifter than the leopards, and are more agile than the evening wolves; and their horsemen prance proudly, and their horsemen come from afar: they fly as an eagle that hasteth to devour.
ThesaurusAgile (2 Occurrences)
... (a.) Having the faculty of quick motion or thought; apt or ready to move; nimble;
as, an agile boy; an agile tongue. ...Agile (2 Occurrences). ...
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Quick (49 Occurrences)
Prance (3 Occurrences)
Courage (74 Occurrences)
Aging (1 Occurrence)
Active (4 Occurrences)
Araunah (14 Occurrences)
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary(a.) Having the faculty of quick motion or thought; apt or ready to move; nimble; as, an agile boy; an agile tongue.
Strong's Hebrew6339. pazaz -- to be supple or agile
... 6338, 6339. pazaz. 6340 . to be supple or agile. Transliteration: pazaz Phonetic
Spelling: (paw-zaz') Short Definition: agile. Word Origin a prim. ...
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