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Manchester United's style of play under Louis van Gaal has come under increased criticism this season.
Despite sitting just one point off league leaders and arch rivals Manchester City, Red Devils supporters have shown their dissent at United's lack of attacking impetus.
The Dutchman's tactics are risk-free and focus heavily on retaining possession over creativity.
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As a result, the Old Trafford giants have only scored 20 goals this season, and fans have been pining for the free-flowing football of the Sir Alex Ferguson era.
But midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin believes it is difficult for Manchester United to express themselves when teams often put ten men behind the ball and adopt a defensive mindset.
Although, the France international did admit his side need to start creating more chances.
In an interview with the club's official website, he said: "Every team we come up against is putting 10 people behind the ball and defending for their lives.
"I've seen teams win the Premier League with good, solid defences and not conceding goals."
"Sometimes, it's difficult to create and find space but, of course, we should create more chances and do more.
"I know there is criticism, but we let people do their talking. Our job is to deliver by winning games. I've seen teams win the Premier League with good, solid defences and not conceding goals.
"Football is like that sometimes. But, of course, we need to work on our formation to try to score goals and win games."
The criticism of Van Gaal's tactics has been striking and fans even began to chant "we're Manchester United, we want to attack" during the Red Devils' Champions League tie with CSKA Moscow.
If United may have been boring this season, they certainly haven't been wasteful. According to Transfermarkt, they have the fourth highest conversion rate in the division.
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Tuesday, 7 May 2013
Of what is Paula Bennett proud.
This is the product of the neo-liberal economic model which was billed as "creating competition in the job market". America has seen job market competition before, when foremen threw tickets into the streets and day labourers brawled to grab one so they cloud get enough work so the their didn't starve. In an environment like that the strong labour movement backed by communists and socialists and the political power to push Roosevelt to reform the system. Taxing high income earners at 94% on income above $25,000 (US$200 after inflation). The revenue was used to fund public infrastructure works. Elevated corporate taxes were use to fund innovation and business investment aimed at expansion.
1984 after the snap election called by Sir Robert Muldoon in a drunken stupor(I wish I were kidding about that), the 4th Labour government were "informed" of an impending financial crisis. First thing they did next was devalue the the NZ$ by 20%. After that they arranged the sale of Bank of New Zealand, Telecom New Zealand, and NZ Rail to foreign multinationals. A new Employment Relations Act weakened the unions.
After 1991, the Bolger Government continued the assault on the poor and low waged with Ruth Dysons Mother of all Budgets. This led to poverty almost doubling as a percentage of the population in the years since most directly by cutting welfare benefits by 15 to 20%. Though the fifth Labour government did make a small dent in New Zealand poverty in 2006/7. Since National came to power in 2008 Poverty has been on the climb again. Paula thinks it is not important to measure poverty. An odd position for a minister of social welfare, really. Or should we be calling her portfolio Minister for Unwelfare. Her Track record is appalling for someone in her office. Killing training incentive allowance, benefit used by young people and solo mums (like her self an she did use this allowance) to attend training courses. The focus of Welfare is now to get work forget training, to be ready for work or to increase the likelihood of getting work, just turn behind the 69 other people who turned up for the opportunity to wade ankle deep in mercury at the tanning factory to take home a bowl of salted corn meal.
Looking a new job can be tough going, even in a good economy. So, how good is it.
There is no sign Kiwi's are lazy, indeed they are look for work by the the thousands, about 15% of them signed on seek.co.nz last week according to seeks advertisement.
Lets take a look at what is on offer for these tired poor huddled masses...
Yes, that is 6,161 jobs for 33,608 people, that's almost 5 1/2 people for each job. or put another way, assuming they were all full time jobs, there is enough work for last weeks applicants to all work one day week while 1 in 10 gets work Saturday mornings only.
It wouldn't matter if one day week gave people a living wage. but that only comes with management level jobs or highly specialized technical fields. Job growth is like in America in low waged service sector economy. But even cleaning companies have waiting lists of six months. I haven't herd back from the one to which I applied.


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The second trading period began on Friday, the one in which waivers have to be asked on players whom teams want to move.
A number of players will go on waivers this month. Some will get called back, some will be assigned to the team claiming them, others will be traded, and those who pass through waivers can be moved at any time.
There could be a big market for the Phillies. It had better be or they'll be stuck with a bunch of high-priced veterans who will really handicap the team.
Lefthander Cliff Lee would likely have been a centerpiece acquisition during this time frame because he might have passed waivers given the high amount of money (more than $50 million) remaining on his contract, but he might be done for the year with elbow problems.
Lee's situation provides more fodder as to why pitchers over 30 years old are risky. Lee has what pitching coaches believe are near-perfect pitching mechanics, yet the wear and tear over time has taken its toll.
The Phillies have been a little too unrealistic — according to a few general managers who have dealt with them — concerning the value of Lee and their other aging stars.
Surely Jonathan Papelbon could help a contending team given the fine season he's had, but his contract is problematic. He is owed the remainder of his $13 million salary this season, $13 million next season, and a vesting option for 2016, also at $13 million.
The Phillies are probably willing to eat some of that money if they can get a good return. Papelbon could pass through waivers, given the size of his contract.
Veteran righthander A.J. Burnett, outfielder Marlon Byrd, and second baseman Chase Utley are among the Phillies who should have been traded for prospects. But the Phillies never felt they were getting enough back in return. Burnett could definitely be a player who gets through waivers given his funky contract, which has a $15 million mutual option.
The Rangers were unable to move outfielder Alex Rios, a righthanded bat who has had a good season (four homers, a league-leading eight triples, 22 doubles, and 43 RBIs through Friday), but has lacked power. He's only hit 20 or more homers three times in 11 seasons.
"I don't think Alex is what you might call a tremendous home run hitter,'' Texas manager Ron Washington told reporters last week. "He'll hit you 12, 15, 18. Alex is a gap-to-gap guy. His power numbers have been down this year.''
Said Rios: "If I focus more on home runs, a couple of things would change. That's one thing I don't want to mess with. I want to hit homers, but I want to be a good hitter at the same time. For me, consistency is the key.''
The Twins held on to Josh Willingham, but they might try to get him through waivers and then make a deal. Really there weren't many bats to be traded other than the two acquired by the Red Sox — Yoenis Cespedes and Allen Craig.
The Yankees were able to acquire former All-Star infielder Martin Prado, a fine player who has great positional flexibility and is a model citizen who brings great enthusiasm. And they got Stephen Drew, a pull hitter for Yankee Stadium, a destination that made sense for him all along.
The Pirates may have provided their fans the biggest disappointment of all. In hot contention in the NL Central Division, they watched St. Louis add Justin Masterson and John Lackey, but were unwilling to give up what Boston was seeking for Jon Lester — likely prospect Josh Bell.
The Pirates also struck out on adding a reliever and now will have to see if they can pick off help during the waiver period.
The Royals never did come up with a bat and then lost Eric Hosmer until September with a non-displaced fracture of the third metacarpal in his right hand. They have been in on relievers, an area they were already pretty strong in, but one of their problems has been offense and they have failed to address it.
The Blue Jays continue to, as one executive said, "kick the tires on just about everything but never seem to do anything." There are financial constraints, apparently with ownership. The other problem is they don't want to give up either Marcus Stroman or Aaron Sanchez, two very good-looking young pitchers.
The Blue Jays could stand to pick up both a bullpen piece and a starter.
So who can clear waivers and who can't? Think older players with big contracts. A player such as Shane Victorino, for example, but he's heading back to the disabled list in a season of physical problems. Victorino and Utley could be two interesting trade possibilities.
White Sox lefthander John Danks wasn't traded at the deadline, but could pass through because there's $28.5 million remaining on his contract for 2015 and 2016. White Sox slugger Adam Dunn and the prorated remainder of his $15 million deal could also be in play.
The Cubs would love to move righthander Edwin Jackson, and who knows, with teams still looking for starting pitching they might find a taker. Jackson will make $11 million per year in 2015 and 2016.
Other players who could clear might be Mets righthander Bartolo Colon, Rockies first baseman Justin Morneau, Phillies lefthanded reliever Antonio Bastardo, and Diamondbacks second baseman Aaron Hill.
The Red Sox, who have one of the worst records in the majors, could be in position to make claims on players — probably pitchers — they think could help them next year.
The Red Sox and Dodgers made one of the biggest waiver deals in 2012 when Boston sent Josh Beckett, Carl Crawford, Adrian Gonzalez, and Nick Punto to the Dodgers for Rubby De La Rosa, Allen Webster, Jerry Sands, Ivan DeJesus, and James Loney.
Athletics, Tigers boast five-star rotations
The A's and Tigers have built super pitching staffs: Jon Lester vs. Max Scherzer; JeffSamardzija vs. David Price; Sonny Gray vs. Justin Verlander; Scott Kazmir vs. Anibal Sanchez; Jason Hammel vs. Rick Porcello.
Both lineups are pretty potent. But what it all might come down in a playoff series is the bullpen, and that's where the A's have a big advantage. While the Tigers addressed some of their bullpen concerns with Joakim Soria, his start with the Tigers hasn't been all that good.
Combined with Joe Nathan, the Tigers need to land one more top reliever. The Tigers were one of about 14 teams calling on Red Sox lefthander Andrew Miller and for a while it appeared as if they were close to acquiring him. Miller was dealt to the Orioles for lefthanded pitching prospect Eduardo Rodriguez.
"Miller would have given them that late-inning shutdown, overpowering guy," said one American League general manager. "They needed that, especially from the left side.
"Miller's overpowering, so he can pitch to righties and lefties. I don't know if the Tigers were unable to give up the equivalent of Eduardo Rodriguez, but if they held back on that type of prospect they might have missed the boat.''
The A's can finish a team off with Luke Gregerson, Ryan Cook, and Sean Doolittle. The Tigers have Soria, Al Alburquerque and Nathan. Both starting staffs will likely be able to go deep into games. The fifth starters might even be used out of the bullpen. So it comes down to the final three relievers and matchups, and it just appears the A's have the most dominant bullpen.
The Tigers have had Oakland's number, but A's general manager BillyBeane went all out to improve his pitching — though he might have left himself open for criticism by doing away with his middle-of-the-order hitter in Yoenis Cespedes.
Apropos of nothing
1. According to a major league source, the Yankees tried to engage the Red Sox on Jon Lester/John Lackey but were told Sox ownership wouldn't allow it. The Yankees were able to take on Stephen Drew, however, since he was not perceived as a major player. Drew, a free agent at season's end, could be in line to replace Derek Jeter next season if his hitting comes around.
2. The A's are primed to have significant playoff games at home. Will the toilets flush at their ballpark?
3. Nice under-the-radar trade by the Brewers, acquiring two-time Gold Glove outfielder Gerardo Parra from Arizona.
4. Since 2000, the Red Sox have made the most trade-deadline deals (43). San Diego has made 42, and the Cubs 40. The Twins have made the fewest at 17.
5. The Dodgers were runners-up for Andrew Miller.
6. Can't remember the last time a contending team traded its cleanup hitter (Yoenis Cespedes) at the trade deadline.
7. The Nationals' bullpen, which was one of the best in baseball, is starting to show some wear and tear. Two weeks ago, Nationals' relievers had a 2.71 ERA, second best in the majors. But over their last 12 games (entering Friday), they have given up 21 runs (18 earned) and 40 hits in 32⅔ innings, seeing their season ERA rise to 2.95, now fourth in the league. Overuse? Rafael Soriano, Tyler Clippard, and Drew Storen all needed days off last week to rest their arms.
8. Felix Hernandez has set the record for most consecutive starts of seven or more innings allowing two or fewer runs — 14. He overtook Hall of Famer Tom Seaver, who had 13.
9. The A's were 63-35 with Cespedes in the lineup this year, and 228-131 with him in the lineup in his two-plus seasons in Oakland.
Updates on nine
1. Hanley Ramirez, SS, Dodgers — The Dodgers and Ramirez haven't been able to work out a contract extension yet, and if he doesn't re-sign in Los Angeles, then where? Clearly Ramirez will have to move to third base, unless the Yankees get involved and he stays at shortstop to replace Derek Jeter. Ramirez remains a very talented player who can go on tremendous hot streaks at the plate.
2. Melky Cabrera, OF, Blue Jays — While it appears the Jays will let outfielder Colby Rasmus go in free agency, will they go all out to retain Cabrera, who has had an excellent season? Cabrera, a free agent and two years removed from his PED suspension, is sitting pretty as one of the few impact outfielders on the free agent market. Cabrera, who turns 30 this month, could easily garner a four- or five-year deal. The Jays continue to have problems with Rogers Communications, which has an enormous amount of money. Rogers has poured a lot of money into its hockey team — the Maple Leafs — and has left the Jays as a secondary concern.
3. Giancarlo Stanton, OF, Marlins — It seems as if the Red Sox and other teams have finally come to the realization that Stanton isn't going anywhere. The theme has been repeated constantly by GM Dan Jennings, who really believes that owner Jeffrey Loria will step up and get a deal done even if it's a Robinson Cano/Albert Pujols type of contract. That could be a reason why the Red Sox obtained Cespedes, who obviously isn't as good but has the power and athleticism to improve. This offseason will be telling on the Stanton front. He has a home in Miami and feels the organization is going in the right direction, so, for now, he seems to be all in on staying with the Marlins.
4. Troy Tulowitzki, SS, Rockies — You certainly understand Rockies ownership's trepidation in dealing him. He's a great player with star appeal, but the right baseball decision would be to move him for a package of younger players, especially pitchers. Tulowitzki said at the All-Star break that he'd likely speak to ownership after the season is over. He wants to see if there's a commitment to winning because the losing appears to be getting to him.
5. Eduardo Rodriguez, LHP, Red Sox — Acquired from the Orioles in the Andrew Miller deal, Rodriguez hasn't had the best of years (3-7 with a 4.79 ERA) for Double A Bowie. Yet, as one major league pitching guru pointed out, "When he gets it all together, he can be a top-of-the-rotation starter. He sits at 93-94 m.p.h., tops out at 97. Good slider, changeup. He's only 21." Rodriguez has had a knee injury and has been a bit distracted off the field — he's a newlywed with a new baby. Some teams had him second, ahead of Dylan Bundy on the Orioles' depth chart and behind Kevin Gausman.
6. Matt Kemp, LF, Dodgers — The Red Sox may have been scouting Kemp, but their dialogue with the Dodgers was virtually nonexistent despite the constant rumors about Kemp to Boston. The Dodgers were never going to deal Kemp, who has been one of their best righthanded hitters. And the Dodgers were never really in on Jon Lester or John Lackey but really wanted Miller and came close to giving Boston one of their best pitching prospects for him.
7. Lester, LHP, A's — Will the Cubs be all ears on him this offseason? That seems to be the buzz around baseball. Lester wasn't drafted by Jason McLeod, who is now an assistant GM with the Cubs, but by current Detroit scouting director David Chadd. But Theo Epstein nurtured Lester through his tough times, including cancer. Jed Hoyer was also there, as was McLeod. At some point, the Cubs are going to rebuild their pitching staff. Who better than Lester to bring in?
8. Kennys Vargas, 1B, Twins — The Twins are thinking that the 6-5, 270-pounder reminds them of a young David Ortiz, whom the Twins released, allowing him to go to the Red Sox. Vargas, who is a switch-hitter, was called up from Double A New Britain, where he hit .281 with 17 homers and 63 RBIs. With Joe Mauer on the DL, Vargas will play first for a while, but he would appear to have DH in his future.
9. Henry Owens, LHP, Pawtucket — With the Red Sox' top pitching prospect now in Triple A and primed to get two months' worth of starts, if he pitches well Owens could be in competition for a starting role on the major league team next season. Said one major league scout who watched many of Owens's starts, "There's no reason to hold him back or not rush him. If he has success at Triple A, he's going to make an impact at the major league level. Like any young pitcher, you have to be patient. But he has a great feel for pitching."
Extra Innings
From the Bill Chuck files: "David Ortiz, Mike Napoli, and the now-departed A.J.Pierzynski lead Boston with nine inning-ending double plays this season." Also, "Stanton leads the majors with 51 inning-ending whiffs this season." . . . Happy birthday Kevin Morton (46).Nick Cafardo can be reached at cafardo@globe. com. Follow him on Twitter @nickcafardo. Material from interviews, wire services, other beat writers, and league and team sources was used in this report.


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Lawmakers scheduled to talk about the upcoming session include Sen. Brandt Hershman, R-Buck Creek; Sen. Greg Taylor, D-Indianapolis; Sen. Tim Lanane, D-Anderson; Rep. Wendy McNamara, R-Indianapolis; and Rep. Mary Ann Sullivan, D-Indianapolis. Lawren Mills, legislative director and policy director for human services for Gov. Mitch Daniels' office, is also scheduled to attend. Abdul Hakim-Shabazz, former host of the talk radio show, "Abdul in the Mornings," will be the moderator.
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Trending! Reactions to 'pious' Hillary's plan to … preach
Social media ablaze with suggestions: 'Church of Lyintology'?
WASHINGTON – So, what's the state of the church in America today?
Well, consider that the No. 6 devotional book at Amazon is titled "Strong for a Moment Like This: The Daily Devotions of Hillary Rodham Clinton."
No, it's not her book. It's by her longtime pastor, Bill Shillady, who offered an interview line to the Atlantic that has triggered a media splash. It seems Hillary Clinton always wanted to be a pastor.
It's no joke, but it's prompting plenty of them on social media.
One wag suggested a name for her to consider: "The Church of Lyintology."
Actually, according to Shillady, Hillary has serious interest in becoming a preacher in the denomination with which she has long been affiliated – the United Methodist Church.
Just so there is no mistake, the book does not contain any devotionals written by Hillary. Instead, it's a collection of devotionals written for her by Shillady and a small team of other pastors to provide "spiritual support to stay strong through arguably one of the more contentious elections in American history."
"Few people know that during the 2016 presidential campaign, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton received a devotion every day," explain the cover notes. The book offers 365 of the more than 600 of those given to her in her yearlong bid to defeat Donald Trump.
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"Strong for a Moment Like This: The Daily Devotions of Hillary Rodham Clinton" also includes "personal notes, portions of her speeches and headlines that provide context for that day's devotion," not to mention a foreword written by Hillary herself.
"The book's devotions are organized into 12 themes, such as Forgiveness, Doing Good, Courage, and Women," the publisher explains. "A portion of the proceeds from the book will go to the United Methodist City Society in New York."
The cover copy also notes that Clinton told the New York Times in January 2016: "My study of the Bible, my many conversations with people of faith, has led me to believe the most important commandment is to love the Lord with all your might and to love your neighbor as yourself. And that is what I think we are commanded by Christ to do. And there is so much more in the Bible about taking care of the poor, visiting the prisoners, taking in the stranger, creating opportunities for others to be lifted up, to find faith themselves that I think there are many different ways of exercising your faith."
Shillady told the Atlantic: "Given her depth of knowledge of the Bible and her experience of caring for people and loving people, she'd make a great pastor."
He noted, though, that she likely wouldn't go to seminary or pursue an official position in the Methodist church.
"I think it would be more of … her guest preaching at some point," he said. "We have a long history of lay preachers in the United Methodist Church."
Shillady said that since the 2016 election, Clinton's "faith is stronger."
"I haven't noticed anything different, except that I think she is more relaxed than I've ever seen her," he said.
Clinton asked Shillady not to write about her desire to be a pastor, however, because "it will make me seem much too pious," Clinton told Shillady, according the Atlantic. So much for secrets.
Shillady said Clinton has always been greatly influenced by her faith.
"It's been there all along," Shillady said. "The general public didn't necessarily want to accept the fact that she's a Christian because there's so many critics out there about the Clintons."
The book goes on sale officially Aug. 15.
Other social media chatter included the following comments:
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Pictured above is a picture of my 3 daughters sitting on the steps of the Temple here in Edmonton. My family is greatly blessed to attend church next door to the temple at the stake center. The temple here in Edmonton was dedicated in 1999, I was 18 at the time fresh out of the family ward and into the YSA (Young single Adult ward) I have since grown to love the temple and am quite happy to live in a temple city.
Temples are the house of the Lord and God's most holy place here on Earth. Given that temples have such a significant importance in the Latter Day faith I thought that I would write a series of articles on Temples around the world. This will be a rather long series or articles on the temples of the world. Currently sitting at over 170 opened, planned, announced or under construction. My plan is to write 1 article on each of the temples around the world and add a new one as they become announced using the LDS Church Temples website as a reference or source for information on each of the temples and various other sources that I can find info on each temple.
Since the beginning of days God's people have had a sacred place to worship the Lord. In ancient days Adam build an altar to God that served as a temple in those days. Often within the bible the prophets would go up into a mountain to pray to God and worship him as did Abraham when he was commanded to sacrifice his son Issac. In the days of Moses the tabernacle was set up as a kind of portable temple that was carried with the children of Israel during their 40 years in the wilderness of Sinai.
Later after Israel finally settled in their home land Solomon eventually built a more permanent temple
Latter day saints however are not the only ones who have built temples. Hindus, Muslims, Buddhist, Greeks have built temples to their Gods as well. Temple building is not unique to Latter Day Saints or Christianity in general but it is unique to Latter Day Saints as far as Christianity is concerned in modern times. Very few other Christian churches have Temples in modern days.
We have a temple here in Edmonton. My family and I attend church currently at the stake center where the temple sits in what used to be the parking lot. It is 10 minutes away yet I don't seem to get out to the temple as often as I should. Attending the temple is something I would like to do more often.
In the temple we learn about our God and the plan of salvation. The temple brings a spirit of love and peace and is a place we can go to pray when we are facing trials that just feel to large for us to handle on our own. We get married in the temple for time and all eternity and not just till death parts us. A temple marriage is for ever never to end.
When I was born there were only 19 temples in operation around the world and by 1995 there were 47 temples. President Hinkcley announced that the church would start to build a series of smaller temples to bring the temples to the people as larger temples were not only expensive but made it difficult for other members to access them when far aware from the temple. Now there are 170 temples around the world. in 33 years 151 new temples have been built and dedicated. The rapid increase of temples around the world has truly brought to pass the prophecy that "temples would dot the earth" in the latter days.
To quote W Grant Bangerter
"Temples are "a place of instruction for all those who are called to the work of the ministry … that they may be perfected in [their] understanding … in all things pertaining to the kingdom of God on the earth." (D&C 97:13–14.) "Therefore, verily I say unto you, that your anointing, and your washings, … your solemn assemblies, … and … your oracles in your most holy places … [are] for the glory, honor, and endowment of [Zion's] municipal [or in other words, her citizens, and] are ordained by the ordinance of my holy house, which my people are always commanded to build unto my holy name."
"Now, where temples have long been established, it is time for a renewed and continuing preparation. This is the work of home teachers, quorum presidents, bishops, and especially high priests, as well as all others involved in teaching the gospel. I remember one elders quorum president who determined that his leadership objective would be to help every member in his quorum to go to the temple. His initial report stated that all but six had qualified. He later reported that all but three had gone before he was released. After his release, however, they "got" the other three."
The temple is sacred and the most sacred place on earth. Only those worthy and living the standards of the church are permitted to enter. We are not perfect and all have flaws which make the temple that much more important for ourselves. It is in the temple that we seek perfection and learning. We come out of the temple better than we were when we went in. It is God's house and his spirit truly dwells within its walls.
I hope and pray that my daughters will grow up to marry in the temple one day and that they take the temple with them in their hearts. It is there that we can learn to be perfect. If we will Attend the temple regularly we will find strength beyond our own and we will be blessed with a shield of faith so that when temptations comes we will have the power to overcome. Something I know I should do more often, considering it is only 10 minutes away from my home.
If you could spend you life anywhere where would it be, I would love to just move into the temple and live there. After all who would not want to live with God. I know I do.
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Mother's Day Wish List.
8 comments:
- Katyha said...
a sleep-in is the perfect mothers day present isn't it? ha that and a shower that last more than a few seconds ;)
Hope your first mother's day is truly special xx
- May 9, 2013 at 12:11 AM
- Belen said...
Happy early first Mother's Day, Micaela! :D
- May 9, 2013 at 12:53 AM
- April said...
I ordered my momma a blooming plant to be delivered tomorrow as her mother's day present (though I'm going to surprise her with more stuff when she comes to visit at the end of this month) and put that print quote on it! I wanted to buy her that print, but she's not as thrilled with art as I am. haha So happy you're getting to spend Mother's Day with your momma and your little one. How lucky! :)
- May 9, 2013 at 11:02 AM
- Jessie said...
LOVE that Gatsby tank. :)
- May 9, 2013 at 11:59 AM
- Holly said...
i love that card! so cute.
happy early mothers day to you, micaela! this year is HUGE. you deserve everything coming your way!
- May 9, 2013 at 12:44 PM
- undomestic mama said...
Those are great picks! Enjoy your first mother's day....I think I cried on mine :) Or at least I got choked up.
- May 9, 2013 at 3:17 PM
- Iris Ashley said...
How exciting, your first Mother's Day! It'll be extra special when Felix is old enough to give you hand made cards! I always loved making those for my mom in elementary school.
- May 9, 2013 at 8:12 PM
- Dawn said...
Hopefully you received one or two ... or ALL ... of the gifts on this list. :)
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The gallery on the right shows how we assisted Norwich Cathedral. A grant of £60,000 enabled Norwich Cathedral to re-roof St Luke's Chapel. The Chapel, constructed in the late 11th to early 12th century, is part of the earliest phase of the Cathedral building. Commenting on the project, the Dean of Norwich, The Very Revd Graham Smith said, "We are most grateful for this grant which has allowed the Dean and Chapter to address this long-standing problem. St Luke's Chapel roof had been patch repaired for a number of years. It is reassuring to know that this job has now been properly attended to."
No-one has greater responsibility for England's built heritage than the Church of England and yet (with the exception of grants to reduce the VAT on repairs to historic churches) no taxpayer's money goes into funding these historic buildings. The English Cathedrals Fund is a registered charity (Charity Number 1148698) that supports cathedrals with conservation projects. Our work relies on the generous support from individuals.
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|Not the actual pop used. This is just my personal favorite.
Our daughter Disa had hiccups after ear surgery, and Linda, a wonderful nurse at Mercy Hospital in Springfield MO, cured them immediately. She asked Disa what kind of pop she wanted; then she came out with two little cans of it, cold from the refrigerator, and pressed the side of each can against the front sides of Disa's neck. Hiccups stopped immediately. We were amazed. The nurse said, "There are a lot of things I don't know, but I know how to cure hiccups."
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State Human Rights Office censures police officers
By Antonio De Jesús Aguado
Fifteen of the 400 complaints that have been filed at the state Human Rights Office have come from residents of San Miguel de Allende. Of those 15 complaints, 11 arose from an alleged incident of police abuse of two young men on March 19.
On May 31, Mayor Mauricio Trejo signed an agreement of collaboration with the Guanajuato Humans Rights attorney, Gustavo Rodríguez Junquera. This agreement was signed in order to train the traffic and security officers of San Miguel de Allende to respect the human rights of the inhabitants and visitors in the city. Trejo noted that security is one of the priorities of his administration, but also they have now a priority of decreasing the number of recommendations received from the Humans Rights Office. Trejo commented that the violation of human rights is very fine line and for that reason they will work along with the state human rights office so police officers respect people's rights. Trejo asked for trust, support and respect from sanmiguelenses toward the municipal authorities.
Rodríguez Junquera said that among those recommendations are those related to the case of police abuse against two law students in March this year, which was filmed and broadcast multiple times in the national media.
The problem started when police officers pulled over the two students, who were supposedly driving and drinking alcoholic beverages. The young men did not obey and drove to the parking lot of a nearby commercial center. Once there, the students did not get out of the car and were threatened by the police officers, who sprayed chemicals into the car and pulled the victims out. The students were arrested and paid a fine of 600 pesos each. The Human Rights Office recommended the local government censure the policemen for violating the students' human rights and for the excessive use of force, injuries, threats and for spraying the chemical substance inside the car. The document also suggested refunding the fines paid by the students and having medical personnel in the municipal jail as well to avoid these kinds of cases in the future. A case of two foreign women who also denounced police officers for abuse of power is still under investigation, according to Rodríguez Junquera.
The human rights attorney in the state highlighted that the citizens should not feel intimidated by the authorities and that currently the municipality has been accepting all the suggestions made by his department, which are issued following examination of evidence in these cases. He concluded by saying that the Humans Rights Office is not against the persecution of felonies, but that "it must be done by respecting the human rights of everybody."


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Germany after the elections - what the result means for the British and EU economy - London, 14 October 2013
"Germany's election is no longer primarily a national affair: depending on the outcome, residents in other member states of the European Union and especially in the eurozone might feel the economic, social, and political impact of the result even more keenly than German voters themselves." (Ulrike Guerot )
Looking Back
As it was visible in the press reporting on the German elections, historic clichés of Germany as the "schoolmaster" of Europe are slowly changing in Britain and in the English media. From its policy on apprentices, to its quick economic recovery, Germany is regularly viewed as a country to learn from. Will this enhanced soft power create more room for manoeuvre for the new German government internationally?
Looking forward
While its European partners expect "German leadership", there are competing views inside and outside of Germany on what that leadership should contain, as regards EU and Eurozone economic governance and regulation. What, if any, changes can we expect in the new German Government's European policy? What does this mean for David Cameron and his strategy of renegotiation?
18.00 Opening Remarks by Dr Emil Brix, Ambassador of Austria to the UK
Panel discussions followed by Q&A
Meg Munn, Labour MP
Tobias Ellwood MP, PPS to the Minister for Europe
Imke Henkel, UK & Ireland correspondent, Focus Magazine
Holger Wessling, General Manager, London Branch, DZ Bank
Ebrahim Rahbari, Research Director, Citigroup
John Peet, Europe Editor, The Economist
The debate was moderated by David Gow, former Berlin Correspondent and Europe editor at the Guardian.
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
We had a frost.
A week or so back we actually had a frost, which is pretty rare in these parts. And it stayed nice and chilly for a few days. The only downside is our fauna is just not used to such low temperatures. I had a favorite succulent outside that I hacked a big chunk off, hoping to save it. Even though it has dropped so many of its' leaves, I think it will make it.
The bottom picture is just to show how crowded my hutch is getting. Time for some more shelving in the kitchen :)
Heidi posted about this, such a great idea. Craft Hope Etsy will be giving all of the proceeds of sales to Doctors without Borders in Haiti. It is too late to donate but not too late to buy!
8 comments:
- la casita de wendy said...
beautiful pictures... i love the shelves!!!
- January 21, 2010 at 4:11 PM
- Veja cecilia said...
what a nice clock! and thanks for charing your huouse, love it:)
- January 23, 2010 at 4:33 PM
- Esti said...
it's been colder than usual here too. I like your kitchen. It looks like you have plenty of space for more shelving :)
(I mailed you, did you get it? I'm not sure if I had the right address...)
- January 24, 2010 at 4:22 PM
- Kaylovesvintage said...
love your kitchen
- January 25, 2010 at 5:12 AM
- icatapult said...
If you had not mentioned the frost, my first thought was bad cat,and you busted Herman leaving the scene...
- January 25, 2010 at 9:40 AM
- latacones said...
Lovely pottery! Beautiful colours ^^
- January 31, 2010 at 8:53 AM
- seesaw said...
hello! look at all of those beautiful vintage finds.
- February 25, 2010 at 12:26 PM
- Lady Ren said...
Oh my the same thing happened to us- It got cold and I didn't even think that I had taken a few plants out- Then it rained and ruined which never happens (well hardly) in the desert.
- February 25, 2010 at 9:17 PM
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Once upon a Time, America had electric street cars. Then, in a grand swindle known as the Great American Streetcar Conspiracy, General Motors, Firestone Tire, Standard Oil of California, Phillips Petroleum, and Mack Trucks formed a shell company that bought out urban streetcar companies and replaced them with companies that would only use buses - and who would only buy buses, trucks, tires, gas and oil from consortium members.
San Francisco mayor and antitrust attorney Joseph Alioto testified that "General Motors and the automobile industry generally exhibit a kind of monopoly evil", adding that GM "has carried on a deliberate concerted action with the oil companies and tire companies...for the purpose of destroying a vital form of competition; namely, electric rapid transit." Los Angeles mayor Tom Bradley also testified, saying that GM—through its subsidiaries (namely PCL) "scrapped the Pacific Electric and Los Angeles streetcar systems leaving the electric train system totally destroyed"
In the end, in cities all across America existing electric streetcar lines were torn up and scrapped, replaced by gasoline powered transport and the industry's campaign to establish gas-powered hegemony and dependence was completely successful. To belabor the point: people do plan and dream to replace public transit systems with their own designs; it's happened not too long ago.
Brilliant people at Google are producing a no-driver car. It will not have a place for a driver, because the affordances given to a driver - a steering wheel, brakes, an accelerator - would only interfere. At one time it was said, The factory of the future will have machinery, a dog, and a man. The man's function is to feed the dog. The dog's function is to keep the man away from the machinery. With this new vehicle, Google has done away with the need for both the dog and the man, which represents a significant cost savings.
Lyft and Uber are spending millions if not billions of venture capitalist money establishing urban on-demand taxi services, mediated by apps rather than dispatchers, driven by independent sub-contractors. In general, these new entrants into the marketplace have been seen as competitors to legacy cab companies and limo services, sort of an upscale jitney cabs outfit that goes into the finest neighborhoods.
Suppose that these aren't disparate stories but are instead threads of convergence - suppose an integrated self-serve, web-intermediated driverless car service isn't intended to cherry pick the most profitable customers away from a transit system, but instead it's designed to replace most of the transit system?
What's the most expensive aspects of a transit system? Two things: (1) universal frequent coverage and (2) employees. A truly effective transit system has to be able to get a person wherever they want to go in the city, whenever they want to get there or else people will invest in workarounds (like cars); it takes a lot of employees to staff a comprehensive hi-frequency transit system, and public transit employees often have good benefit packages. Mature transit systems are challenged by retirement expenses and budget constraints.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick talked about driverless Uber-cars last week, "The reason Uber could be expensive is because you're not just paying for the car — you're paying for the other dude in the car".
So now, let's imagine a proposal where the transit system of 2020 consists of large vehicles (buses, maybe) along major thoroughfares from 0600 through the end of evening rush hour, and Google-Lyft-Web cars on a point-to-point system for non-artery, off-peak travel.
Is it expensive? Sure, but you're replacing people with machines - no benefits, no retirements, no worker's comp, no unions. And you're increasing after-hours service coverage.
SO if you're brilliant, you're not building no-driver cars just so you can compete with Chevy; you want to sell fleets of them, wholesale not retail. You want to sell them in a game-changing, disruptive way. You want to have the ground prepared, with a twist.
That's why Lyft and Uber don't have their knickers in knots about drivers and insurance; those Millenials are just transitional problems. The drivers are a temporary issue, a meatspace kludge until the fun stuff starts to happen. In the meantime they're figuring out exactly how to run a self-serve, web-dispatched point-to-point transportation system, and other people are paying for it. Sweet!
So cities will still have Bus Rapid Transit, and bus lines along main thoroughfares during rush hours (for a while, at least). But it's probably a bad time to be starting a career as a bus driver.


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When Apple introduced the first iPhone in 2007, it sparked a revolution in the smartphone industry: no more physical keyboards. Think about it, apart from a few scattered BlackBerry and Android phones, which is still making smartphones with physical keyboards? No, really.
And I do not mind personally. It took some getting used to, but I got pretty fast typing on the touch screen of the iPhone. But for those who have not picked up quite yet, there are many accessories available to help you out as the new Bluetooth keyboard myType ...
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The keyboard myType is a new wireless keyboard for your iPhone, iPad or any other mobile device with integrated Bluetooth. This is the major selling point is its size measuring in at just 6.8 "x 3.6" x 0.35 "when closed, and made of a thin flexible material, it is supposed to be pocket.
But its function list does not stop "it's really small." The keyboard is also splash-resistant, durable and has an integrated lithium-ion battery that lasts for developers say "weeks of normal use." And this is surprising given it uses Bluetooth 3.0 technology, not the low power 4.0.
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Unfortunately, myType not quite yet available for purchase. Developers working prototypes, but they have taken to Kickstarter to raise money to start production. They are almost there though, with more than $ 6.600 $ 10,000 of their purpose in the bag and 34 days left to go.
If you are interested, a commitment of $49 or more gets you a keyboard in your choice of green Kickstarter, black, white, blue or pink. Shipping in the US is free and should start in October. It's pretty ambitious for the funding does not end until August, but they could remove.
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I'm not quite sure what to make of myType just yet. It seems like a good idea and all, but honestly, I had similar keyboards in the past that I've never had any use outside. I guess I'll have to reserve judgment until it is released this fall and we are able to try first hand.
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Sketch by Jack Chalker
The Changi Murals
These murals were found when the they cleaned Changi jail.
The Last Supper
The Crucifixion
The Resurrection
Interesting to know that a few years ago on the notice boards outside the jail where many cards of sympathy mainly from Japanese visitors.
The Changi Cross
The Altar Cross, St George's Church, Changi, Prisoner-of-War Camp, Singapore
The Brass Altar Cross was designed and made for St George's Church, India Lines, Changi Prisoner of War Camp, in March 1942.
A few days after capitulation Rev E W B Cordingly CF (later Bishop of Thetford) discovered an abandoned mosque in the India Lines, Changi occupied by the 18th Division and with the aid of the Royal Engineers hastily converted it into a church dedicated to St George, ready for the first Sunday after capitulation.
The hastily made altar cross was replaced by one designed and made with a base from a 4.5 howitzer shell, the cross itself being made from bits of brass from an ordnance gun shop. At each of its four ends it carried trefoils engraved with cap badges of:- the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, Royal Engineers and Royal Army Service Corps, the base itself being engraved with the badge of the Royal Artillery (Regiments and Corps of the Parish).
The Cross was made by Staff Sergeant Harry Stogden of the 18th Division Royal Army Ordnance Corps and the engraving carried out by a sapper stonemason Corporal R G G (Tim) Henmings, 18th Division Royal Engineers, using tools made from the pointed end of an umbrella shaft. At a later date an unknown person added the wording St George's Church and Changi Prisoner of War Gamp 1942-1945, to the base.
When the area was evacuated during April '43 and St Georges Church closed Rev Cordingly left with "F" Force for an unknown destination, which later proved to be Thailand, taking with him, the altar, altar cross, plaque of St George and other ornaments. These were stored at Bampong as the party of 7000, mostly sick, were to march to the Burma border (3097 were alive in Aug 45).
Around Christmas '43 Rev Cordingly established St George's Church, Mark II at Kanchanaburi. The church, built by patients, consisted only of a sanctuary of bamboo and mats, and furnished with the Altar, Altar Cross and Plaque of St George and ornaments which had come up from Bampong.
At the end of April '44, when the camp was dismantled, the Cross and other items were taken back to Singapore and St George's Church (Mark III) established in the Changi Gaol Area by Rev Cordingly. In April '45 the area was closed by the Japanese and the complete church moved to the Officers Area, Changi Gaol, where it became St George's (Mark IV). The Cross remained on the Altar until Sept '45.
The Cross and plaque were brought home by the Rev Cordingly who kept them in his study in Norfolk.
Mrs Cordingly cared for the Cross from his death in 1976 until March 1992, when, on her suggestion, the Cross was returned to Singapore to be placed on the Altar in the Memorial Chapel, Changi Prison; this she felt would be her late husband's wish.
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Jeremy Meeks: Sexy Felon Insists He's 'Not Some Kingpin' — Interview
The mugshot of Jeremy Meeks, a Stockton, California, resident who has been arrested on felony weapon charges went viral due to his strikingly good looks. In a new interview from jail, he wants people to know that he's 'not some kingpin.'
Jeremy Meeks, 30, was arrested on June 18 on felony weapon charges in Stockton, California, and after the Stockton Police Department posted his mugshot on their Facebook page, it went viral almost immediately due to Jeremy's strikingly good looks. Now, for better or for worse, ladies everywhere are dying to know more about the "sexy felon," and in an interview with USA Today, Jeremy insists that he's "not some kingpin." Read on for more!
Jeremy Meeks Interview Sexy Felon Promises: 'I'm Not Some Kingpin'
Jeremy only agreed to do the interview to tell his side of the story, and told USA Today cameras that he appreciates the female attention, but, "I just want them to know that this is really not me; I'm not some kingpin."
Jeremy Meeks: Twitter Users Turn His Sexy Mug Shot Into Memes
While Jeremy has not yet been convicted for the felony weapon charges, his prior felony conviction was for grand theft auto, for which he spent 9 years in prison, according to USA Today.
Jeremy Meeks' Mother Says He's Being Stereotyped Because Of His Tattoos
Jeremy has a tattoo of a teardrop on his face, which he says he has because he's done some things in his past that he's not proud of. His mother, Katherine Angier, has started a GoFundMe page to raise money to "Free Jeremy," on which she wrote, "My son was taken into custody on his way to work. He is a working man with a son. He is being stereotyped due to old tatoos [sic]."
Jeremy has a wife and a son now, and he promises that he is getting his life back on track, and that he is never going back to gang life. I guess we'll have to see how his trial goes!
WATCH: Jeremy Meeks' Interview With USA Today
So, HollywoodLifers, do you think that Jeremy Meeks is sexy? At the time of this writing, his mugshot has been liked on Facebook over 45,000 times! Do you think it's possible to agree that he's sexy without glamorizing the fact that he's a convicted felon? Let us know!
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It happened some 20 years ago when I was down with typhoid.
A family friend suggested a Siddha physician nearby and I was quite reluctant to try his system.
Anyway I met him and his concoction had a startling effect on me. I was back to normalcy within a week.
From then on I had a liking for this system which is the oldest medical system on earth.
Over the past years I collected a lot of tips, news and everything I could get from various libraries and other sources.
Remember, there was no much reception for this system then. It is only now that alternative systems have made a come back.
In the coming days I would share these tips with you, tell you about certain strange and out of the ordinary preparations peculiar to this age old system.
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
My Tryst With Siddha System of Medicine
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...yeah, well, I am a bit slow in that matter. The show is back on since April already but as I had so many things going on the last months I absolutely didn't notice until 2 days ago XD Already watched all the new episodes and am up to date *ngahahaha* Love the show as much as ever *-* And just wanted to ramble about it here...so bear with me ;) Also Gray is as AWESOME as ever...and I really came to love Gajeel during the last episodes :3
What is your favourite anime at the moment? Do you watch Fairy Tail? Who is your fav character? :3
Have a nice day <3


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Watch how to make this recipe.
To make the ice cream base: Stir the gelatin into 1/2 cup of cold water in a small bowl; Set the mixture aside (this will bloom into a semi-solid state).
Heat 2 cups of the milk in a saucepan over medium-low heat, stirring occasionally. When the milk begins to steam remove it from the heat. And stir in the gelatin. Stir until the gelatin is fully dissolved.
Put the malted milk powder into a blender. Add 2 cups of the cold milk. Blend well, stopping to scrape down the sides with a spatula. (If there's no blender handy, just beat the malted milk well into the milk until there are no lumps).
Pour the malted milk mixture into the ice cream maker. Add the heavy cream and stir. Stirring constantly, mix in the hot milk and gelatin mixture. Add the remaining milk, sugar, vanilla, and salt and stir until the sugar dissolves.
To freeze the ice cream: Assemble the dasher, position the can lid, put the can in the tub and secure the crank assembly. Turn the crank to make sure everything is put together correctly.
Find the little hole in the side of the tub near the top of the can. Make sure that the hole is open. Drop about 2 cups of crushed ice into the tub. Sprinkle the ice with 1/2 cup rock salt, evenly covering it. Repeat this process. Now someone should begin turning the crank, which remain in motion until the ice cream is frozen.
Continue to add ice and salt in the proportion above until you have reached the top level of the can and continue cranking. In about 20 minutes the crank will become very difficult to turn. This indicates that the ice cream is done.
Remove the crank assembly. Pull the can up a bit in the tub. Wipe the ice and salt from the lid and the top of the can. Remove the lid. Pull up the dasher and scrape it off with a rubber spatula. Most people dig in right at this point and enjoy the ice cream even though it is still a little soft. Others like to remove the can and put it in a freezer (or put the ice cream into smaller containers) and harden the ice cream for a few hours before eating.
To make delicious vanilla ice cream, simply omit the malted milk powder.
This recipe was provided by a chef, restaurant or culinary professional. It has not been tested for home use.
Recipe courtesy of Steve Herrell, Herrell's Ice Cream, Northampton, MA


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Close-Up: The Canadian town known as 'New Iceland'
This BBC News series focuses on aspects of life in countries and cities around the world. What may seem ordinary and familiar to the people who live there can be surprising to those who do not.
The Canadian town of Gimli is known as "New Iceland" because the area was settled by Icelandic immigrants in the late 1870s and has kept its Icelandic heritage, customs and language.
Now, with their homeland suffering economic troubles, a fresh wave of Icelanders is arriving in the area seeking work.
Brandy Yanchyk visited Gimli to get a taste of the town and find out why people feel at home 3,000 miles away from Reykjavik.
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Our Story
The story of Wings Airways brings to life the romance and traditions of Alaska's rich aviation history on the same waterfront that began Juneau's floatplane businesses in the 1920's. Experience, enthusiasm, pride, and drive are the essentials for Alaska bush pilots, and are the driving force behind the entire Wings Airways organization.
In 2002 an exciting prospect emerged for an exclusive group of employees of a locally owned Juneau airline. This group of dedicated professionals who had built and nurtured one airline used their extensive expertise to create another. With the purchase of the floatplane flightseeing portion of a commuter air service, Wings Airways Inc. took off. Wings Airways carries on the long tradition of locally owned and operated flights off the downtown harbor. Owners include Don Bach, Al & Jeffra Clough, Dan Corson, Michelle Donohue, Robert Jacobsen, Holly Johnson, Wayne Love, John Lucas, Erica Sjoroos, Mike Stedman, Rusty Shaub, Bruce Tice, Mike Thomas, Sam Wright & Nick Yurko.
This committed team has modernized the classic fleet by converting five DeHavilland Otter aircraft from piston engines to modern, quiet, reliable turbine power plants. These conversions added versatility and a very high degree of safety to the overall operation. They also provided the community of Juneau with a decrease in floatplane noise. Wings Airways has modified its DeHavilland Otter floatplanes to make them better suited for flightseeing as well as added a brand new dock to the downtown Juneau seadrome. This level of investment shows a strong commitment to continuing the tradition of comfortable, safe, and reliable services to our guests and community.
The combination of great passion and love for what they do will persist in driving this team as they continue to provide travelers from around the world the opportunity to board the classic DeHavilland floatplanes and discover firsthand the magnificence of Alaska's vast wilderness and breathtaking glaciers.
The Fleet
The Wings Airways fleet of 5 DeHavilland Otters have a unique history that is highly regarded by the pilots that fly them and the mechanics that care for them. We also have quite a following from former and current aviators who know and respect the story of the deHavilland aircraft.
The Otters were converted between 2004 and 2005 from Pratt and Whitney radial engines to Garrett TPE331-10 turbine engines. With these 900 horsepower engines the aircraft reliability and safety factors were substantially increased.
For an added margin of safety Wings has installed modern Chelton GPS based EFIS glass cockpits in all of the Otters. We also take one step further to ensure each passenger enjoys unrestricted views as everyone has a window seat.
More About the DeHavilland Otter
First flown at DeHavilland Aircraft Company, Toronto, Canada on 12 December 1951, the Otter's design was similar to but larger than the company's Beaver. Both aircraft were designed to operate from rugged bush country as well as in cold weather operations. The Otter was in fact originally going to be named the King Beaver and it followed its predecessor's configuration very closely. It featured a conventional stressed skin construction and had a braced -wing with full-span slotted flaps with the outer portions acting as ailerons. The design proved to be highly versatile and could be operated on wheels, floats or skis.
Impressed with the performance of the Otter, particularly its ability to operate with heavy loads out of unprepared airstrips, the U.S. Army purchased a large number of them under the designation of U-1A. After evaluating a "loan" Otter from the Army, the Navy purchased four of them in January 1955 as UC-1As to serve as an air arm for Task Force 43 during Operation Deep Freeze I in the Antarctic. Procurement of a further fourteen, later designated as U-1Bs, included some for other countries. Nine of them with wheel/ski configuration were to further supplement and replace Otters in the Antarctic. Most of these planes have either been retired or gone on into private service. Some of both aircraft have been retro-fitted with turbine engines instead of radial engines. Today Otter's are in high demand around the world, especially on floats in Alaska, where the vast majority are based.
Medallion Foundation
"Flying is our passion…Safety is our Mission", Dan Corson, Director of Operations
Wings Airways is proud to have been the very first airline of our size to receive the coveted Medallion Shield. Safety is our number one concern and that theory is expressed throughout every aspect of the company.
It is our great pleasure to share the splendor, history and majesty of Southeast Alaska with visitors from around the world. To do so an a safe manner is essential!
Click here to visit the Medallion Foundation site for more information.
Wings Airways is honored to offer our Taku Glacier Flight & Feast Tour and we hope you will join us on this once in a lifetime experience!
The Juneau Waterfront
Juneau's downtown waterfront has been home to water based aviation since the early 1920's.
Originally, fishing grounds for local Tlingit Indians, the Gastineau Channel area became thefocus of attention in the late 1800's when a local Tlingit provided the first known gold ore samples to Joe Juneau and Richard Harris.
Shortly thereafter a 160 acre townsite was established filled by the first boatloads of prospectors arriving bound for the new strike on Gastineau Channel.The stampede was on. Juneau grew from a boomtown to a center for large scale hard rock-mining.
On the mainland side of the Channel two great mills were created in the early 1900's, the Alaska-Juneau at the south end of Juneau and the Alaska-Gastineau at Thane, further south. The opposite side of the channel is the shoreline of Douglas Island, home of the world-renowned Treadwell Gold Mining Company.
In the height of the industrial boom an aviation hub was born on the downtown waterfront. Roy Jones was the first man to bring an airplane to Southeast Alaska with the express purpose of starting a commercial airline. With Ketchikan as a home base, operations began the summer of 1922. He flew into Juneau on May 3, 1923 with a salesman from the Hills Brothers Coffee Company and landed at the waterfront. The flight aboard the Curtiss MF called the "Northbird" became the first commercial flight to Juneau.
On April 15, 1929 Anscel Eckmann flying a Lockheed Vega (NC-432E) called the "Juneau" arrived in Juneau non-stop from Lake Union in Seattle, Washington and upon touching down Alaska-Washington Airways was formed. AWA operated a number of Lockheed's from their home base at Lake Union to Juneau. Their fleet of aircraft was given Alaskan names, the "Wrangell", "Sitka," "Skagway," "Petersburg," and "Taku." This great attempt to establish a "class act" airline ended in March 1932 when the Seattle papers carried a notice of receivership. Although the Alaskan portion of the business was financially successful the stateside operation was directly effected by the Depression and other financial strains.
On April 5, 1932, Nick Bez an Alaskan Cannery czar, purchased two of the Alaska-Washington Airways planes and started Alaska-Southern Airways. For two years this was a very viable airlines, until the unfortunate loss of one of the aircraft closed operations.
Shell Simmons, an electrician at the Alaska-Juneau Gold Mine had a passion for flying. Simmons flew part time for Panhandle Air Transport, a one-plane operation out of Juneau. After the departure of the main pilot Simmons became the full time pilot flying their Stinson SM2A (NC-452H). When the plane suffered severe storm damage at Kimsham Cove, C. V. McKay, the owner, disgusted with aviation, negotiated with Simmons and sold him the plane for $1.00. With the acquisition aviation in Juneau was here to stay.
In 1935, the Stinson with a new blue and yellow paint job, and a new name, Alaska Air Transport began business in Juneau. Shell soon realized that to make money they would need to offer year round service, he would have to fly the winter months. In 1936, he purchased a Lockheed Vega (NC-47M) from Irving Airways. Then he added a Bellanca Skyrocket that he purchased from the Rockefeller family on the East Coast.
In 1936, Alex Holden started Marine Airways in Juneau and Robert E. "Bob" Ellis started Ellis Air Transport in Ketchikan. They were followed in 1937 with Petersburg Air Service, owned by Tony Schwamm, a former stunt pilot who had starred in "Hells Angels". Both Ellis and Schwamm started flying into Juneau. All landed at the waterfront seadrome.
In 1939, Alaska Air Transport and Marine Airways merged forming a new company Alaska Coastal Airlines. Alaska Coastal flew during World War II with a number of planes, two Lockheed Vega's (NC 47M & 49M), a Bellanca Pacemaker (NC-196N), a Curtis Kingbird (NC-622V), a Waco. In 1945, after the war, they purchased their first Grumman Goose, adding several more over the next two years. In 1949 they purchased a Consolidated PBY, the "Catalina."
In 1962, Ellis Airlines and Alaska Coastal merged to become Alaska Coastal-Ellis Airlines. They had the largest fleet of Grumman Goose aircraft in the world. In 1968, Alaska Airlines purchased the company opening the seadrome to several organizations, including "Southeast Skyways", Taku Glacier Air, Alaska Coastal Airlines and the current Wings Airways Inc.
Charter Services
Floatplanes offer a wide variety of remote charter options throughout the southeast Alaska area. Not only does every person on board enjoy their own window seat but these uniquely Alaskan aircraft offer you access to places and sites no other type of aircraft can! Combined with the remote Taku Glacier Lodge lasting memories are guaranteed.
Taku Lodge Site Rental:
The Lodge is available May through September for private rentals on a limited basis. We have hosted Board meetings, team building sessions, family reunions, Birthday celebrations and wedding parties for a unique wilderness occasion. The Taku Lodge has a seating capacity for 50 people maximum.
Engagements & Weddings:
It would be difficult to find a more uniquely Alaskan location for your special day. Rustic elegance surrounds you and your guests from the moment you land on the Taku River at the Taku Lodge. Say I do while immersed in breathtaking Alaskan wilderness. Photos of your ceremony will be epic with one of the Juneau Icefield's most gorgeous glaciers, the Hole-In-The-Wall glacier as a backdrop to your perfectly Alaskan wedding.
Endless charter options:
With endless alpine lakes in the nearby area there are virtually untouched lakes waiting to be explored. Whether it's for a beach combing adventure, astonishing wilderness hiking or secluded fishing opportunities we offercustomized charters that will allow your party something out of the ordinary. An experience not soon to be forgotten.
For the more involved Alaska visitor we also offer charter floatplane drop off and pick ups to several Forest Service Cabins throughout the Southeast Alaska. Our experienced pilots can fly you in and schedule a pick up after a single or multi night stay. An exclusive cabin experience that allows you the quiet seclusion of the Tongass National Forest and all it's splendor.
Contact us for availability and pricing.


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Maria-Gabriella DI BENEDETTO
Maria-Gabriella Di Benedetto obtained her Ph.D. in Telecommunications in 1987 from the University of Rome La Sapienza, Italy. In 1991, she joined the Faculty of Engineering of University of Rome La Sapienza, where currently she is a Full Professor of Telecommunications at the Department of Information Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications. She has held visiting positions at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Paris XI, France. In 1994, she received the Mac Kay Professorship award from the University of California, Berkeley.
Her research interests include wireless communication systems and speech science. From 1995 to 2000, she directed four European projects for the design of UMTS. Since 2000, she has been active in fostering the development of Ultra Wide Band (UWB) radio communications in Europe, and participated in several pioneering EU projects on UWB communications (within the 5th framework, whyless.com, first funded research project world-wide addressing UWB communications for civil applications, and project UCAN aimed at the design and implementation of UWB ad-hoc networks - within the 6th EU Framework, IP projects PULSERS and PULSERS II which integrated UWB research and development in Europe, IP project LIAISON on to location-based services). During this last decade Dr. Di Benedetto research main focus was on medium access control and management in wireless networks, as well as energy-efficient routing, and location-based optimization of medium access control and routing functions. In particular, participation in the European Network of Excellence HYCON (Hybrid Control: Taming Heterogeneity and Complexity of Networked Embedded Systems) offered the framework for an inter-disciplinary effort with colleagues from Control Theory that led to the formulation of hybrid models for complex wireless communication systems operating under coexisting conditions, and increased theoretical research activity in the field of cognitive and coexisting networks.
Based in particular on this last rewarding and productive collaboration, Professor Di Benedetto recently promoted and coordinated a proposal for a COST Action on cognitive radio and networks. The proposal, that gathered over 30 partners of 15 countries in Europe, as well as the US, Canada, China, and Australia, ranked first in the COST Information and Communications Technology Domain and was approved in May 2009. The resulting COST Action IC0902 'Cognitive Radio and Networking for Cooperative Coexistence of Heterogeneous Wireless Networks' kicked-off in December 2009.
Within the same theoretical and experimental research field, Maria-Gabriella di Benedetto promoted the FP7 project ACROPOLIS for estabilishing a European Network of Excellence on cognitive radio. The project proposal was approved in July 2010 obtaining the first position in the technical evaluation ranking and started in October 2010.
In October 2009, Dr. Di Benedetto received the Excellence in Research award 'Sapienza Ricerca', under the auspices of President of Italy, Giorgio Napolitano.
In February 2012, Prof. Di Benedetto promoted the creation of the university spin-off "SPinV: Supporting People Indoor: a navigation Venture" that she lead as CEO until 2015. The corporate structure of the company included Sapienza University, Sapienza Innovazione and Sisvel Technology S.p.A.
Since november 2013 Prof. Di Benedetto is the coordinator of the Doctorate program in Information and Communications Technologies (PhD in ICT) at Sapienza University of Rome.
Maria-Gabriella Di Benedetto is a Fellow of the IEEE, with the following citation: "for contributions to impulse-radio ultra wideband and cognitive networks for wireless communications".
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This paper integrates institution-, industry-, and resource-based views of internationalization and demonstrates that industrial characteristics, firm resources, and institutional factors can significantly explain the differences and similarities of international expansion of Chinese and Japanese multinational enterprises (MNEs). In particular, this paper maps the growth of Chinese MNEs since economic reforms in 1978 and that of Japanese MNEs after World War II. We illustrate the similarities and differences between Chinese and Japanese MNEs with two case studies: foreign direct investment (FDI) of Haier and Matsushita. We suggest that how firms internationalize, in addition to being influenced by industry- and resource-based considerations, is inherently shaped by the domestic and international institutional frameworks governing these endeavors.
- Internationalization,
- MNEs,
- Outbound FDI,
- China,
- Japan,
- Institutions,
- Industry,
- Resource-based view
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/xiaohua_yang/10/


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The new Predator range is designed to bring some colour as well as performance into your golf game. The hybrids complement the range further and are extremely versatile. Their low profile club head makes them easy to hit from tight lies and provide a high controlled launch ideal for those approach shots.
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Love that chevron fabric! (all of them are lovely, but that's my favorite). And I'm very impressed with how the photo turned out with the giant window right behind it. And I spotted your old school Little People barn--yay!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 April 2013 at 10:24
I love your sense of style. Beautiful colors and prints for the pillows!ReplyDelete
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Ei yhtaan niin yksinainen enaa. Kivat valinnat! Lumimarja verhoissa ja nyt sohvalla on kiva. Unikko sopii aina ja minne vaan. Toisetkin oikein hyvat. :)ReplyDelete
They look beautiful Anu! I love your whole living room... and the drapes work fabulously with your new pillows as well. Great inspiration - I have some fabric sitting on my pew right now waiting for me to sew it up into springy pillows... next day off!!ReplyDelete
Krista @thehappyhousie
Where do you buy your lovely fabric from Anu? Not the marimekko ones, but the chevron ones. I also love your chevron rug :)I am all about the chevrons right now! Your sofa looks fantastic...ReplyDelete
Just found your blog. You have beautiful taste and your pictures are so perfect. I cant wait to follow along!ReplyDelete
what a fun room! the light is beautiful and I love all your pillows :o) Came over from Tatertots and jello. Would love for you to check out my blog sometime if you have a chance.ReplyDelete
You made bright and bold fabric choices that I really enjoy.ReplyDelete
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You have an AMAZING sense of style. Adore your sofa!!! Your pillows are all so much fun, and I love how each and every one ties into the room. Your coffee table is to die for... excellent job, you've inspired me to do our anniversary date as art on our wall... I've got a blank canvas all ready to go! So glad I stopped by this morning. Have a wonderful Sunday. Jules from www.bles-id.blogspot.comReplyDelete
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That looks so great. I love how you have brought great colours together but nothing feels like it matches TOO perfectly. :)ReplyDelete
if only your living room would come live at my ouse!!! then my life would be complete!!!ReplyDelete
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I'm not gonna lie, it's rare that I find a blog that I actually do really want to follow from all these pink parties but I can honestly say that I'm excited to start following your blog! What a beautiful living room and just a fabulous couch.ReplyDelete


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Inspired by L'Aquitaine in SW France, this river side dining experience brings together a journey from the Farm House to the Champs Elysees. The contemporary French menu is based on classic French recipes brought to life with fresh local produce.
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