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Horrible bosses are rife in London, according to research, with almost half of workers in the capital saying their hate their manager.
As well as two in five London workers detesting their boss, a quarter also say they feel intimidated by him or her.
More than a third of the capital's employees say their boss makes them feel stressed, with 29 per cent feeling unappreciated and 25 per cent 'invisible'.
Being trustworthy and honest tops the list of attributes for being a good boss, while having a sense of humour and even making a good cuppa also count as important traits.
Disciplining people in public rather than in private and finger-pointing are listed as bugbears when considering what constitutes a bad boss.
Poor performance from management and a desire to strike out alone is the driving force behind more than a quarter of London workers, revealing they are so fed-up at work they're thinking of leaving their job to start their own business.
One snippet of good news for bosses in London is they are still hated less than managers in other big cities around the UK. In Birmingham 60 per cent of workers say they despise their bosses.
Website building and hosting brand Moonfruit polled 2,000 workers for its study.
Wendy Tan White, CEO and co-founder of Moonfruit, said: "These findings make for some depressing reading. It's shocking to see how many people spend their time at work being unhappy and feeling like either they or their work isn't valued.
"UK bosses take note. Most of us spend more than a third of our day at work. A happy workforce will always be a more productive one."
Without naming names, what's the worst experience of a bad boss or the best experience of a good boss you've had? In your experience, have there been any differences in style between male and female bosses? Are you a manager yourself? If so what's your secret to being a good one? Add your comments below.
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Wheelchair Tennis is one of the fastest growing wheelchair sports in the world, it integrates very easily with the non-disabled game since it can be played on any regular tennis court, with no modifications to rackets or balls.
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For any sports-related enquiries please contact Liz Terry at the Tennis Foundation.
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Wheelchair tennis players are allowed two bounces of the ball and can easily play against other wheelchair tennis players, as well as alongside or against non-disabled friends and family.
There are opportunities to enter tournaments from beginner level right up to the UNIQLO Wheelchair Tennis Tour, where the worlds top players compete in three divisions – men, women and quad (Quad category is for those with a disability in three or more limbs.)
Did you know…?
- One of the biggest myths about wheelchair tennis is that you have to use a chair in everyday life in order to be eligible to play.
- In actual fact the game is open to anyone with a physical disability including, but by no means limited to, spinal injuries, spina bifida, limb loss, hyper mobility and cerebral palsy.
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- Boys and Girls Doubles which includes main draw and play-off matches.
- Match format for singles is 2 short sets with a match tie break for the 3rd set.
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What does diatom mean?
Definitions for diatomˈdaɪ ə təm, -ˌtɒm
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word diatom.
Princeton's WordNet
microscopic unicellular marine or freshwater colonial alga having cell walls impregnated with silica
One of the Diatomaceae, a family of minute unicellular algae having a siliceous covering of great delicacy.
Origin: From διά + τέμνειν, i.e., "cut in half"
Webster Dictionary
one of the Diatomaceae, a family of minute unicellular Algae having a siliceous covering of great delicacy, each individual multiplying by spontaneous division. By some authors diatoms are called Bacillariae, but this word is not in general use
a particle or atom endowed with the vital principle
Origin: [Gr. dia`tomos cut in two. See Diatomous.]
Diatoms are a major group of algae, and are among the most common types of phytoplankton. Most diatoms are unicellular, although they can exist as colonies in the shape of filaments or ribbons, fans, zigzags, or stars. Diatoms are producers within the food chain. A unique feature of diatom cells is that they are encased within a cell wall made of silica called a frustule. These frustules show a wide diversity in form, but are usually almost bilaterally symmetrical, hence the group name. The symmetry is not perfect since one of the valves is slightly larger than the other allowing one valve to fit inside the edge of the other. Fossil evidence suggests that they originated during, or before, the early Jurassic Period. Only male gametes of centric diatoms are capable of movement by means of flagella. Diatom communities are a popular tool for monitoring environmental conditions, past and present, and are commonly used in studies of water quality.
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
dī′a-tom, n. one of an order of microscopic unicellular algæ, of the Diatomaceæ.—adj. Diatomā′ceous.—n. Diat′omite, diatomaceous earth. [Gr. diatomos—dia, through, temnein, to cut.]
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of diatom in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of diatom in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
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- diatomee, kiezelwierDutch
- okrzemkaPolish
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i didnt feel like wow forums doesn't be read by any of the gamemasters of wow, so i post it here to get a blue post replay for this feedback.
i read in patch 5.0.5: Worgen players on Pre-Cataclysm accounts should be able to accept and complete all Gilneas quests.
is that just created worgens or is it for converted worgens, Because my char was a Dranei at start and i converted it into worgen because i love wolfs and i wanna do the quest line at start or get the worgen hat as a worgen and now when cata is old can't you make that the start npc can been seen in gilneas area or phase people over to start quests for that hat. Because you could even put the hat in a npc so only worgen race can buy it from quartermaster in darnuss. because i don't wanna remake my worgen from scratch that would take forever and i lose all items i collected on my converted dranei/worgen. because if i remember correct that hat is soulbounded and i don't wanna remake everything just for a single hat tho.
i hope people would support of this ide to let all worgen race wear the hat to those who love it and wanna be a worgen for the hat. itemID:58255 on wow site


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Immigration bill on Obama's agenda
Updated 11:31 pm, Saturday, January 12, 2013
Washington --
President Obama plans to push Congress to move quickly in the coming months on an ambitious overhaul of the immigration system that would include a path to citizenship for most of the 11 million illegal immigrants in the country, senior administration officials and lawmakers said last week.
Obama and Senate Democrats will propose the changes in one comprehensive bill, the officials said, resisting efforts by some Republicans to break the overhaul into smaller pieces - separately addressing young illegal immigrants, migrant farmworkers or highly skilled foreigners - that might be easier for reluctant members of their party to accept.
The president and Democrats will also oppose measures that do not allow immigrants who gain legal status to become U.S. citizens one day, the officials said.
Even while Obama has been focused on fiscal negotiations and gun control, overhauling immigration remains a priority for him this year, White House officials said. Obama and lawmakers from both parties believe that the early months of his second term offer the best prospects for passing substantial legislation on the issue.
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Obama is expected to lay out his plan in the coming weeks, perhaps in his State of the Union address early next month, administration officials said. The White House will argue that its solution for illegal immigrants is not an amnesty, as many critics insist, because it would include fines, the payment of back taxes and other hurdles for illegal immigrants who would obtain legal status, the officials said.
The president's plan would also impose nationwide verification of legal status for all newly hired workers; add visas to relieve backlogs and allow highly skilled immigrants to stay; and create some form of guest-worker program to bring in low-wage immigrants in the future.
A bipartisan group of senators has also been meeting to write a comprehensive bill, with the goal of introducing legislation as early as March and holding a vote in the Senate before August. White House officials and Democratic leaders in the Senate have been negotiating over which of them will first introduce a bill, Senate aides said.
"This is so important now to both parties that neither the 'fiscal cliff' nor guns will get in the way," said Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., a leader of the bipartisan discussions.
A similar attempt at bipartisan legislation early in Obama's first term collapsed amid political divisions fueled by surging public wrath over illegal immigration in many states. But both supporters and opponents say conditions are significantly different now.
Record Latino turnout
In the November presidential election, Latinos, the nation's fastest-growing electorate, turned out in record numbers and cast 71 percent of their ballots for Obama. Many Latinos said they were put off by Republicans' harsh language and policies against illegal immigrants.
After the election, a host of Republicans, starting with Speaker John Boehner, said it was time for the party to find a more positive, practical approach to immigration. Many party leaders say electoral demographics are compelling them to move beyond policies based only on tough enforcement.
Since the election, Obama has repeatedly pledged to act on immigration this year. In his weekly radio address Saturday, he again referred to the urgency of fixing the immigration system, saying it was one of the "difficult missions" the country must take on.


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World of Warcraft and the long, long tail
Although Western subs may have been slipping, don't be fooled into thinking that's the end
World of Warcraft. In years to come it's entirely possible that it'll be the term that people use to describe subscription MMOs, a bit like the Hoover was for the vacuum cleaner. It needs no further introduction.
But as we head towards the launch of its next expansion, Cataclysm, on December 7 it would be all too tempting to look at subscriber numbers and make an all-too-hasty assumption.
On the face of it, things are pretty healthy for Blizzard's mighty MMO - a new record for subscriber numbers, hitting 12 million and continuing to outclass anything and everything put in front of it.
Dig a little deeper and you might notice a few cracks, however. Let's run down the story so far, for anybody that missed it.
The game launched in the US in November 2004, followed by Europe in February 2005 - both were hugely successful and outstripped anybody's wildest expectations. The total subscriber numbers started to become very press release-able, and surpassed 1.5 million in March the same year.
It was only three months later that the game hit 2 million, then as China came on board it jumped to 3.5 million by June.
4 million followed in August and 5 million in December, all based on the release of the original game only, along with some free key content patches that added more endgame features.
It was March of 2006 when 6 million players was announced, and by the time the first expansion - The Burning Crusade - was released in January 2007 - the game had accumulated 8 million subscribers.
The pace of increase was slowing by this time, but for a game that was now three years old it was still remarkable growth - and it didn't stop there. By July of 2007 Blizzard was up to 9 million, and in January of 2008 the magic 10 million mark was achieved, with 5.5 million of those people playing in Asia.
11 million was the next milestone, and that was passed in October 2008, just a few weeks ahead of the launch of second expansion Wrath of the Lich King, with 11.5 million the number to beat shortly after that release.
But that's where the game seemed to find its plateau - the moment everybody knew would come, of course, but something that nobody had wanted to predict. It was still 11.5 million in July of 2009, and in February of 2010.
Finally last week the launch of Wrath of the Lich King in China pushed numbers passed 12 million, although the numerical split between the two territories wasn't disclosed. For those fans of napkin calculations, a Western subscriber pays around $15 per month, plus the initial cost of the game and any expansions, while in China a user pays around $4.50 (at current exchange rates) for almost 67 hours of access. Without knowing the playing habits of that market, it's not possible to draw solid revenue conclusions, but its likely the core Chinese gamers are paying about half the amount that Western gamers are on a monthly basis.
The apparently telling factor in all this is that it needed, after long delays based on political issues and a change of operator, an expansion launch in China to push it passed the 11.5 million number - some unverified reports have total numbers dipping significantly while the game was offline in that market.
And from that information it's possible - though not advisable - to conclude that the less lucrative Chinese market is propping up Blizzard's MMO, while Western realms are appearing increasingly deserted, so therefore World of Warcraft's tail could be finally be coming to an end.
Most of that is nonsense, of course. Running a subscription MMO like World of Warcraft is a bit like carrying a bucket with a hole up a hill. The size of the bucket, the size of the hole and the length of the journey all depend on the quality of the game and when new expansions are released - which is when the increasing spurious analogy means that the bucket is refilled, or replaced with a larger one, or something.
Anyway, the point is that the water is constantly trickling out after a certain point, no matter who you are or what your game is - World of Warcraft has been far more resilient to that than any other MMO on the market, even after nearly six years in business.
And of course, we're fast-approaching something of a re-imagining of the game with Cataclysm in December, as most of the original content is revised and reworked. That will prompt large numbers of people to invest in that set piece product, plus a whole lot more to return to Azeroth for more questing - while the potential revenue streams in vanity content, such as the Celestial Steed, remains largely untapped at this point.
Add in merchandising and tournaments and the WoW machine appears still very much alive, and let's not kid ourselves that Blizzard is staking its retirement fund on this one game. Earlier this year a new category quietly appeared on the company website recruitment section, alongside the existing franchises and the acknowledged "Next-Gen MMO" team.
"Unannounced Game Title" with a handful of vacancies, prefaced with the following:
"Do you have a deep passion for developing the tools that empower designers and artists to create epic gameplay experiences? Does the idea of joining a new team in its early stages and establishing pipelines and development environments excite you? How about doing both of these at one of the coolest companies around? Here's your chance!"
Whether you play World of Warcraft or not, and regardless of how you rate the ability of EA's Star Wars MMO to succeed next year, there's no mileage in making too many predictions about Blizzard's behemoth - not for a while yet, anyway.


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When tragedy strikes, our first reaction is shock. We may have had some forewarning, but it's never enough. Some people run for higher ground. Some people lash themselves to the most solid thing they can find. Some people find a hole in the ground and hold on for dear life. It is absolutely essential to follow these four steps for surviving any tragedy.
Choose to Believe. It is essential that you stop and get your bearings. Assess where you are and what resources you have around you. Stop and assess the approaching storm. Acknowledge it, but don't blow it out of proportion. Yes, cancer and hurricanes are still terminal, but plenty of people survive them.
Doublecheck the Facts. Remember, the biggest obstacle that is standing in your way is not the obstacle, it is what you believe about the obstacle. But our beliefs are not always consistent with reality.
Go to Those Outside the Box. In an emergency, you don't have time to brain-storm with a focus group to come up with thousands of creative ideas and on how to deal with the situation. You must think and act quickly and decisively. You don't have time to get yourself out of "the box." If you go exclusively to those who share your belief system and think like you do, you will not learn anything new.
Focus a Purpose Bigger Than Yourself. When tragedy strikes, our instincts kick in and our first thoughts and actions are for self-preservation. But, there are a few rare souls out there, who override these instincts by making a conscious, deliberate choice to focus on a purpose bigger than themselves. We call them heroes.
When we help other people weather their storms, something unexplainable happens in the cosmos. And sometimes, just every now and then, miracles happen.


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Sister of St. Joseph Ann Marie Maguire, formerly Sister Peter Augustine, age 83, died April 23 at St. Joseph Villa in Flourtown. She was in the 66th year of her religious life.
Born in Drexel Hill, Sister Ann Marie was the daughter of the late Charles Francis Maguire and Ann Marie McFall. She attended St. Andrew Grade School and West Catholic Girls High School.
Sister Ann Marie earned a bachelor of science degree in elementary education from Chestnut Hill College and a master of arts degree in religious studies from St. Charles Borromeo Seminary.
In the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, she taught at Corpus Christi and St. Gregory schools in Philadelphia and Our Lady of Peace School in Milmont Park, as well as at Cardinal Dougherty High School.
She was pastoral associate at St. George Parish in Glenolden and director of religious education at St. Timothy Parish, Philadelphia, where she was also involved in parish ministry.
She also ministered in the Diocese of Allentown and in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. In March 2016, she became a resident at St. Joseph Villa until her death.
Her funeral Mass was celebrated April 28 at St. Joseph Villa.
Sister Ann Marie is survived by nieces, nephews and members of the Sisters of St. Joseph. She was predeceased by her siblings, Catherine, Frank and Charles Maguire.
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Exploration is as much about overcoming the unknown challenges of the road ahead as it is about learning of one's own physical and mental capabilities. On August 4th 2014 I faced the longest and hardest ride of my life, a personal challenge to see if it's possible to cycle over 1,000km and 21 mountains non-stop across the Dolomites, Eastern Alps and Swiss Alps from Conegliano, Italy, to Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France. Thunderstorms during the darkest depths of the night, a bitter cold dawn on the Passo dello Stelvio, punishing headwinds and the will to overcome adversity and sleep deprivation from over 50 hours on the bike and 21,250 metres of elevation make this a journey I will never forget.
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Quazi Mohammad Rezwanul Ahsan Nafis, 21, of Jamaica, Queens, is now in custody after officials say he tried to detonate what he thought was a 1,000-pound bomb in front of the bank.
But the bomb was bogus, and Nafis discovered he was the target of a law enforcement sting.
He is charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction and attempting to provide material support to al Qaida. Nafis did not enter a plea at his arraignment, and he is being held without bail.
His lawyer left court, brushing past reporters and refusing to comment on the case.
Prosecutors say Nafis came to this country in January on a student visa and immediately set about finding inspiration and accomplices online.
What he landed was an FBI informant and an undercover FBI agent, as well as the start of 24/7 monitoring. The FBI says Nafis had a list of targets, but finally settled on the Federal Reserve in the financial district.
"It makes the Federal Reserve bank, it gives it a position on our list of iconic targets here in New York City," NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly said. "This individual came here with the express purpose of committing a terrorist attack. He was motivated by al Qaida. We see this threat as being with us for a long time to come."
The FBI says Nafis helped assemble the bomb at a warehouse and then drove it to right outside the Fed, near the World Trade Center. Then, he walked to the Millennium Hotel, and from a room with a view of his target, he had the undercover agent videotape his attack message.
"We will not stop until we attain victory or martyrdom," he said in the video.
Then, Nafis used his cell phone to detonate the bomb, only the FBI had already rendered the explosives inert.
Kelly says regardless of that, the threat was very real.
"When you go and pick up 50 20-pound bags of ammonium nitrate, and you obtain a truck and you bring it to the site of a major federal facility and you try and detonate it, that goes way past aspirational to me," Kelly said.
Agents with the Department of Homeland Security spent the day removing box after box from Nafis' apartment in Jamaica. Documents and other belongings were hauled away in a very public sweep.
"It's really scary to know that he lived right next door to us," one neighbor said.
Nafis lived with four other people in a second-floor apartment at the intersection of 93rd Avenue and 172nd Street. Before moving to Queens, he spent the spring semester at Southeastern Missouri State University, studying cyber security. He was reportedly the vice president of the Muslim Student Association on campus, and his background is among the long list of concerns for stunned neighbors.
"Especially since he's Bengali," neighbor Lamia Sikdr said. "And I am too. It brings us in a bad position. People will have this stereotype because of this incident."
Nafis is a banker's son from a middle class neighborhood, and family members said Thursday that they were stunned by his arrest.
The Federal Reserve building is one of the most fortified structures in Lower Manhattan, but many what kind of toll could an explosion at the building have taken on the nation's economy?
What would the financial fallout be if the plot worked?
A Pace University finance professor says there would be some financial impact, but the effects wouldn't be as far-reaching as the suspect had hoped. That's because of measures put in place after September 11th.
Back in 2001, when the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ were forced to close, the Federal Reserve remained open and was able to add $100 billion in liquidity per day during the three days following the attack, to help avert a financial crisis.
(The Associated Press contributed to this story)
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Veteran defensive backs Eric Green and Roderick Hood were among the players in for visits with the Tennessee Titans, according to league sources.
The Titans had entertained Green during the off-season when he was making the rounds in free agency after leaving the Arizona Cardinals. Green eventually signed with the Miami Dolphins. He was later released by Miami and was with the San Francisco 49ers for a short time before being let go by them before the season started.
Hood was another player the Titans had interest in in the off-season, but he wound up signing with Cleveland. Hood was released right after the Titans defeated the Browns in preseason, and signed with the Chicago Bears, but was let go by them as well.
Also, a league source confirmed Tuesday that Mark Jones will take a physical for the team. Jones was in camp this summer and was used as a kick returner during the preseason. Jones was released by the Titans at the end of preseason in a surprise move, but troubles in the return game have given him potentially another chance in Tennessee.
According to a source, the Titans also planned to host two safeties on Tuesday as well.
The Titans also brought back cornerback Cary Williams to the practice squad, his agent Marc Lillibridge confirmed. Williams was released last week to make room on the 53-man roster for punter Reggie Hodges.
The Titans are short-handed in the defensive backfield, thanks to injuries to Vincent Fuller, out four-to-six weeks with a broken forearm, and Cortland Finnegan, who suffered a hamstring injury in Sunday's 24-17 loss to the New York Jets.
Why do they keep bringing these rejects back! Typical Titans Move who is next Haynesworth in about 3 yrs.
Man, apply for the GM or head coach position. You seem to know it all.
Why not bring back Pac-Man? He probably NEEDS the MONEY so he can visit Strip clubs again so he can make it rain. Also, TITAN1 needs his Man Crush back.
jw, I heard the cheese packers wanted your boy pacman. I'm sure that will make you happy since you still talk about him all the time. I'll bet you even dream about him. How long has he been gone now and you still think about him? Does your boyfriend know about this?
You are the one who defended PAC-MAN everytime he got in trouble in the local clubs. You were the one always sticking up for Pac-Man everytime he ran AFOUL the law. And unlike you, I NEVER CARED FOR PAC-MAN, in the first place and said the Titans would REGRET DRAFTING PAC-MAN. And unlike you, I AM A HETEROSEXUAL who is Married to a WOMAN and I don't get an erection at the mention of the Titans, Bud Adams or anyone associated with the Titans. And I was just joking about bringing Pac-Man back, ARSEHOLE!!!!
jw, please quit thinking about pac man and crawl out of the past and live in the present. You really should try it. I too, am very happily married to a beautiful woman and have two beautiful daughters and two beautiful grandchildren. You are the only one talking about getting an erection talking about something else. Get over it. Enjoy your team without being a joy sucker when it comes to the hometown team.


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Chobani Yogurt Removed from Stores
Chobani recently announced they are taking their yogurt cups down from store shelves because customers have reported sour, foul smells coming from the yogurt. Some customers allege the yogurt caused them to become ill. An official recall hasn't been issued yet, however they said they're working with retailers to replace defective products. They said they don't believe their products pose any safety concerns. An anonymous customer said they purchased many Chobani yogurts from a Safeway and discovered they were bloated and their foil covers were punctured. One cup's contents were pouring from the container. The manager said they removed all the products from their store. Another man claimed his store took down all the yogurts with expiration dates from September 7 to August 24. A Walmart spokesperson said Chobani asked their stores to take down products. A spokesperson from Safeway along with Target said they haven't gotten word on an official recall. Walgreens and Kroger representatives did not respond to requests for information. Customers have reported problems with the product on Chobani's facebook page, as well. As soon as a product is found to be defective, they are taken out of stores, but they are recalled as soon as they are found to cause harm to customers, according to news reports.


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This eight-session resource will help teen girls discover the beauty of dwelling with God and why it is so important to rest in His presence. In the first four sessions, girls will examine what it means to dwell on the Word of God, in the presence of God, and with the people of God. They will learn how to move past the distractions that hinder an intimate relationship with the Father and focus on the delight found only in Him. Through the last four sessions, they will dwell on Psalm 91 and experience the joy of resting in the shadow of the Almighty.
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We usually show ugly homes that are renovated into beautiful homes. Not so in this case. The most recent owners were not as tidy as the previous owners.
Here's how the house looked out front when it was purchased in 2008 for $212,000.
By 2012, they had killed the palm trees. It was sold as a short sale for $110,000.
The master bedroom in 2008.
The master bedroom in 2012. What happened?
Another view of the master bedroom.
The living room in 2008.
The living room in 2012.
The dining room in 2008.
The dining room in 2012.
The back yard with grass in 2008.
The back yard with dirt and dog poop in 2012.
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Indoor air pollution is usually caused by the accumulation of contaminants from various sources inside a home. Emissions from fireplaces, stoves, cigarettes, cleaning products, newer building materials, mold and chemicals stored in the home can cause indoor air problems. People living in this type of environment may experience adverse health effects from breathing these contaminants.
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#12977. Paramount Sales Company Enlarger Paramount Photographic Products, Boston, Mass., c. 1930's(?). Quite an unusual black cardboard sliding box-in-a-box simple glass lens enlarger. Measures 15x5x4". Cover on back removes; I can't quite figure how it works, unless you replace the back with a glass negative, then slide focus and shine a light through the negative. In EX condition and, being made of cardboard (with glass lens), very fragile. Two paper identification labels. $150.00
#9713. Stirn Concealed Vest Camera c. 1888; C.P. Stirn Co., New York. Circular metal camera taking six images on a circular glass plate. Nickel finish. Shutter not working properly, fair amount of "tarnish" on body. No dents or dings. An extremely rare camera, and worthy of whatever restoration is required. $1750.00
#30812. Bolsey C Twin Lens Reflex Camera Bolsey Corp. of America, c. 1956. 35mm TLR camera; 44mm f/3.2 Wollensak lens, Wollensak shutter. Split-image rangefinder focusing, as well as waist-level viewing. Minuscule wear, generally EX, and a nice addition to any collection. With original case. $95.00
#31162. Crystar HIT-type Camera Subminiature; as new in original box (box separated on one edge). Shutter intermittent. No case. $30.00
#25503. Replica of the Original Kodak Camera of 1888 Produced in limited quantity (2500) by Kodak, Ltd of England in 1988, this is an EXACT (non-working) replica of the Original Kodak box rollfilm camera. Camera bears an embossed serial number, and comes with a booklet on the Centenary History of the Kodak, and a fascimile "Kodak Manual" that accompanied the original camera. As new, original packaging. A historic piece itself, and undiscernable from the original in any collection. $595.00
#31211. Kodak Instamatic Reflex Camera Taking the 126 cartridge film, this camera featured coupled metering (working), with a 50mm f/1.9 Xenon interchangeable lens. This example is fully operational, with a barely noticeable "ding" in the front lens rim. Takes flashcubes. With slightly worn original case. $40.00
#30814. No. 1 Panoram Kodak, Model D Serial #17620; takes 2-1/4x7" exposures on (originally) 105 film. Can also be used with 620 or 120 film (put 120 film on 620 spool to avoid binding). Minor scuffing of leather (no missing pieces); shutter needs repair or adjustment. BUT this camera has a 90mm f/6.8 Goerz Dagor III lens on it, never listed in Kodak catalog. Few cameras were offered by Goerz America with this lens. Restorable to a superb example; quite scarce. $700.00
#24542. Minox B Camera, Black Finish An EX++ condition black-finish Minox B camera; no marks. Also includes black-finish AG-1 flashgun, black measuring chain. Original leather cases for both pieces, original instruction manual for camera, original Minox plastic case, and slightly worn original Minox box. Superb collectible, quite scarce. $750.00
#20267. Nikon N8008S Camera Body EX+ condition. No lens, no body cap. $450.00
#15228. Churchie's "Official Spy Camera" Simple black plastic 127-size camera, promo from Church's Fried Chicken restaurants. Undated, but at least from the 1980's and maybe late 1970's. Boxed as new in decorative box. Instructions printed on back of box. $20.00
#7488. Newport 110 Camera, 1988 Original all-green 110 cartridge camera, advertising Newport cigarettes. Orange lettering. Still sealed on blister pack. Nice collectible. $10.00
#22147. Pentacon Prakti Camera, 1960 A moderately compact 35mm camera with built-in battery powered motor drive. With Meyer Domiton 40mm lens. This example, while appearing as new (except for box wear), has corroded parts in the battery compartment, and probably doesn't work. Camera comes in its original, slightly worn, display box. No instructions. Great shelf item, and somewhat scarce. $70.00
#25135. Ricoh 500 35mm Rangefinder Camera with 4.5cm f/2.8 Ricomat lens. 35mm rangefinder camera, film advance lever on bottom; left-handed advance. Overall EX condition; shutter ever so slightly sluggish from lack of use. No marks, no dings. Seikosha-SLV shutter. $65.00
#13997. Baby Rollei 4x4cm Camera, c. 1957 Gray baby Rollei; seems to be in EX operating condition; but one side panel of leatherette missing; other leather loose. With original soiled hard case. $150.00
#15257. Super Reflex Camera Super Reflex Camera Co., Chicago, c. 1920's. A Graflex-styled reflex camera, 3-1/4x4-1/4" format. Not listed in McKeown. Wollensak Velostigmat lens. Seems to have a rather ingenious shutter mechanism that does not involve a focal plane shutter. Shutter does work, but not properly; name embossed on hood--exterior leather peeling badly and hood has lots of cracks. No focusing back panel. Restorable? Quite scarce. $125.00
#25141. Voigtlander Bessamatic Camera 35mm single lens reflex, with coupled metering system. With Color-Skopar 50mm f/2.8 lens, Synchro-Compur shutter. Looks EX-EX+. Meter appears to be working properly; shutter seems ok on higher speeds; sluggish on speeds 1/15th and slower. Lot of cloudiness inside prism finder. $125.00
#22902. Zeiss Super Ikonta B Camera, 532/16 Probably c. 1948; this example has the black enamelled lens and shutter housing, and features an 80mm f/2.8 Zeiss-Opton-Tessar lens in the Compur-Rapid shutter; with flash synch. EX appearing condition. Shutter working well; focusing is stiff, but working. Some tiny piece seems to be rattling around in the rangefinder housing. With most of original case. Nice addition to a collection. $275.00
#23949. Zenit 3M SLR Camera, with 500mm f/8 MTO Mirror Lens An interesting package; includes the camera, with 50mm f/3.5 lens. Mint condition, with cap, case, original box. Camera appears to have 42mm thread mount lens. Plus 500mm f/8 MTO mirror lens. First version, marked awarded Grand Prize, Brussels, 1958. Includes four screw-over filters, original instructions (in Russian). Lens and accessories in original fitted wooden case. Near-mint condition overall. $495.00
#25436. Wet Plate Era Four-Lens "Carte-de-Visite" Lens Set Consists of four CDV "tubes" mounted on brass plate approx. 5x6-1/4". Each of the four matched brass lens tubes is about 5-inch focal length. All tubes are heavily tarnished on the outside, and one is missing a lens element; still superb for display. Mounting plate shows wear. A much sought-after and rare item in photographic collecting. $595.00
#26138. Antique Brass "Gem" Brass Lens Designed for use in a nine- or twelve-lens camera, c. 1860's, this brass lens has a focal length of approximately four inches. Physically, it is 2-1/4" long, 1-1/4" diameter, and embossed with the number "7". Threaded at one end to be fitted into a lensboard. Needs cleaning, but glass is basically good; barrel tarnished. I have a limited number of these available, at a per each price of $75.00
#7693. Original Lens for Anthony PDQ Detective Camera original equipment; small brass lens, with flange. Engraved on barrel in script "E.&H.T.A.&Co., PDQ." Slotted for waterhouse stops. Some wear to barrel, else EX, and quite rare. $250.00
#10723. Gundlach/Turner Reich 12-Inch Anastigmat Brass Lens Last patent date 1895; small brass lens, with slot for waterhouse stops. Marked Gundlach Optical Co., Rochester, N.Y., and Turner Reich. No flange. Physically 1-3/4" diameter, 2" long. Exterior clean; some separation at edges internally. Nice display piece. $60.00
#7610. Ansco Telephoto Converter Lens for use on all Anscomatic ST/Movie Cameras Boxed as new. $10.00
#23787. 85-300mm f/5 Canon FL Zoom Lens Serial #12043; highly sought after early Canon SLR lens. Optically EX; one minuscule mark on rear of barrel, else fine throughout. Rear cap, Nikkor skylight filter; original hard leather case. Lens lists "naked" in McBroom in this condition $750-$900; I offer it with the extras at $700.00
#27289. 135mm f/2.5 FL Canon Lens EX, with shade, rear cap, original worn case. $85.00
#28786. 135mm f/2.8 Sears Auto Lens for Canon Breech-Lock Cameras Equivalent, I guess, to Canon FD lenses in mount. EX. $25.00
#23389. Stereo Lens Set for Graflex Stereo Auto Graflex/Stereo Graphic A pair of Bausch & Lomb 5x7" Zeiss Protar V lenses mounted on an original Graphic board, for use either with the early Stereo Auto Graflex or the Stereo Graphic cameras (c. 1907). Lens serial numbers are five digits apart. Protars were offered as lenses with the Stereo Graphic; lensboard dimensions are minutely off from catalog-listed size for either camera. An extremely rare lens set for one of two extremely rare cameras. EX. $495.00
#9309. (Kenko) 35.5mm Fisheye Adapter Ring Adapter ring to fit Kenko, Samigon, Spiratone, etc. auxiliary fish-eye lens to 35.5mm front thread lens. EX. $10.00
#14628. 43mm Fisheye Lens Adapter For auxiliary fish-eye lenses like Kenko, Spiratone, Soligor. Packaged as new; for 43mm diameter lenses. $15.00
#4359. 135mm f/4.0 Retina Tele-Xenar Lens Telephoto lens for Retina Reflex series of cameras (not original model). Chrome; couple minuscule marks on barrel; diaphragm sluggish; with original plastic case. No shade. $40.00
#28774. 52mm f/1.8 Konica Hexanon Lens Normal lens for, apparently, Konica Auto-Reflex series of cameras. Seems EX if you need another normal lens. $30.00
#25140. Vivitar 2X TeleConverter, Konica Mount For use with the Konica AutoReflex series of cameras and lenses; doubles focal length of lens. EX, with original case, caps. $30.00
#28776. 28mm f/2.8 Vivitar wide-angle lens, Minolta MC mount Lightweight, compact; minuscule wear to exterior, optics seem EX. $30.00
#28772. 35-70mm f/3.5 Macro ProRokinon Zoom Lens for Minolta MD push-pull zoom lens for older Minolta cameras; looks EX, appears to be operating well. Compact, nice. $55.00
#28794. 70-210mm f/4-f/5.6 Sigma Zoom Lens for Minolta MC/MD Mount Cameras Push-pull zoom feature. Multi-coated; EX condition throughout. $75.00
#28767. 75-200mm f/4.5 AF Rokinon Zoom Lens for Minolta AF Cameras I honestly don't know if this will fit the current series of Minolta AF cameras, but will certainly work on 7000, 8000 etc models. Seems EX. $65.00
#28773. 135mm f2.8 Asanuma Auto-Tele Lens for Minolta MD mount Medium telephoto lens; fits Minolta SRT models and who knows what others. Excellent. $35.00
#31171. 75-150mm f/4 Zuiko Auto-Zoom Lens Original equipment Olympus lens for OM system cameras. EX+, with case; no caps. $60.00
#28777. 55mm f/2 SMC Takumar Lens, Screw Mount Normal lens that works on Spotmatic, Spotmatic F cameras and others. Appears EX. Never hurts to have a spare normal lens. $25.00
#26151. 35mm f/3.5 Samigon Pre-Set T-Mount Lens Nice basic wide-angle lens in T-mount configuration-- it can be used on almost any SLR with the appropriate T-mount adapter. EX. $30.00
#26152. 135mm f/3.5 Samigon Pre-Set T-Mount Lens Nice basic telephoto lens in T-mount configuration-- it can be used on almost any SLR with the appropriate T-mount adapter. EX. $30.00
#7560. 90-230mm f/4.5 Soligor Zoom Lens, T-4 Mount Perhaps not new, but boxed as though it was. With appropriate T-4 adapter, usable on most SLR's. $75.00
#2211. 80mm f3.5 F.C Soligor Lens Focusing screw-mount lens; apparently normal lens for camera like the Soligor 66. Nick on rear element, else EX appearing; fine for display. $30.00
#22881. 87-205mm f/4.7 RE-Zoom-Auto-Topcor Lens Standard zoom lens made for the Topcon RE-Super, Super-D and Topcon Super-DM series of cameras. Heavy and slow by today's standards, but crisp and sharp, and a must for any Topcon collection. Few minute marks on finish, but optically EX; with case and screw-in close-up lens. $245.00
#24721. Airequipt Slide Stacker Original equipment for most Airequipt slide projectors. Allows use of a stack of slides, instead of having to put them in those metal trays. Little tarnished from age, but appears to be be unused, in original box. $30.00
#30093. Argus Holiday Showmaster Model 838 Super 8mm Movie Projector Clean, appears to be in Excellent operating condition. Lamp currently working, but no guarantee how long it will last. A very basic Super 8mm projector. No take-up reel. $$35.00
#28674. Bausch & Lomb 7-Inch f/3.5 Projection Lens Original B&L equipment projection lens for the 755 (2-1/4x2-1/4") projector. Boxed as new. Scarce. $30.00
#28671. Bausch & Lomb Remote Control Cord Approximately 20-foot original equipment remote control cord for Bausch & Lomb 755 (2-1/4x2-1/4) slide projector. Three-pin connector with control button. Used, with possible repairs, but guaranteed to work. $18.00
#28672. Bausch & Lomb Balsync Unit Original equipment sound synchronizer for use with most B&L slide projectors; probably not useful today, but a rather interesting artifact to add to your collection. Used, but in worn original box with all the appropriate wires, and a reprint of the original instructions. Not guaranteed to work. $25.00
#23394. Bausch & Lomb 40-Slide Tray for 2-1/4x2-1/4" Transparencies Original equipment B&L slide trays for this larger slide. Fits B&L Model 755 projector (and possibly others). Tray appears in new condition, in slightly dusty and worn original box. Scarce, out of production for at least 20 years. $15.00
#30731. 4" Lens for Honeywell Preview Projector Original Honeywell lens. EX+ condition, in non-original box. $20.00
#28675. Kodak Motion Adapter Never seen one of these before! Original Kodak equipment adapter, with bracket, for mounting on the Carousel and Ektagraphic projectors (mid to late 1960's). Creates repetitive motion on the screen for "Technamated or other specifically prepared motion slides." OK, requires specially prepared slide. What a neat gimmick! Boxed as new, with instructions; and separately boxed bracket. $35.00
#23392. Kodak Folding Viewer for 110 Pocket Slides and Negatives Still using your little 110 camera? This is for you; compact little pocket viewer, as noted, for slides or negatives. Packaged as new. I don't even remember these from my days of owning a camera store. Cute, and quaint. $3.00
#24159. Rollei 2-3/4x2-3/4 Slide Tray (2-1/4x2-1/4), Magazin 77 Plastic straight slide tray, holding 30 2-1/4x2-1/4 transparencies, for the Rollei slide projector. Used, but in EX condition; probably little writing on the box. Scarce. $10.00
#28747. 6x6cm (2-1/4x2-1/4") Plastic Glassless Slide Mounts Thin glassless transparency mounts by Clark (Emde). Perhaps used, but EX+ condition. The lowest price we could find on the internet for a box of 100 of these was about $35.00; ours are not in the original box. Price per 100. $25.00


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A reader asked if I had any more feedback on companies that presented at Thursday's Early Stage Investment Forum, which I covered in today's column.
Since 33 startups were on the agenda (here's the full list), there was no way I could attend every session. So I popped into six presentations: Radiant Metrics, Braincandy, Rocketbook, Alphabet Lane, Others Online and Sampa.
Of those, Sampa — a Redmond startup that helps 25 to 54 year olds create Web sites to store digital media — had one of the more polished pitches. They are in a crowded space, with one investor pointing out that companies such as Google, Yahoo and Microsoft all offer tools for people to host Web sites. But investors were impressed with the team, consisting of former Microsofties Paul Gross and Marcelo Calbucci. But they were blown away that the company had achieved so much on a $4,000 per month burn rate. (About 2,400 new Web sites are created through Sampa each month). While one investor expressed concerns that the advertising might be intrusive, Gross noted that the company also offers a subscription service for $5 to $10 per month that excludes advertising. Gross, a former senior vice president at Microsoft who joined Sampa full time as CEO last month, said he committed to Sampa after he found himself thinking about the startup in his spare time. "I kept saying: 'I've got to do this. I've got to do this."
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BOXHOLM, Iowa—Funeral arrangements have been set for Arlene Lorraine Nelson formerly of Boxholm, Iowa. She passed away Tuesday at the Ogden Manor in Ogden, Iowa. The service will be held Saturday, August 17th at 11:00 AM at Trinity Lutheran Church in Boxholm, Iowa. Her body has been cremated.
Visitation, with the family present, will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church, Saturday morning from 10:00 AM until the time of the service at 11:00 AM.
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Snow expected as Toronto comes out of cold spell
A woman walks through a ravine in Toronto's east end on Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2013. (The Canadian Press/Chris Young)
Chris Kitching, cp24.com
Published Friday, January 25, 2013 5:30AM EST
Toronto is coming out of its deep freeze but the cold spell is leaving a dusting of snow Friday before things warm up next week.
According to Environment Canada, periods of snow will persist throughout most of the day in the GTA, as the temperature climbs to just -7 C in the afternoon.
Some parts of the GTA will be hit with up to five centimetres of snow, while communities to the east may see snowfall accumulation of 10 cm.
Motorists should be prepared for blowing snow and poor visibility in some areas.
In a special weather statement, Environment Canada said an Alberta clipper will bring "minor" snowfall to much of southern Ontario.
Southeast winds are expected to steer a lake-effect snow band towards the north shore of Lake Ontario, and the snow may linger into the evening.
As for the weekend, Environment Canada is predicting highs of -4 C for Saturday and Sunday before a warm-up begins Monday, when the temperature is expected to be 3 C (yes, that's plus-three).
Tuesday is looking even better, with Environment Canada calling for a high of 11 C, with the possibility of rain.
Normal temperatures for this time of year are highs of -2 C and lows of -10 C.
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Thomas Chamberlain , for a Sodomitical Misdemeanor, Fined 6 Marks and two Months Imprisonment.
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John Painet and Samuel Green, 6 Months Imprisonment, and to stand on the Pillory near Ratcliff-Cross, for Sodomitical Practices.


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Its taken me a little while but I've finally caught up with the ARRI Alexa. Recently I've just shot my first commercial using the camera (actually the latest PLUS model with more exterior connections and EVF not optical viewfinder) and thought I'd share my very early experiences.
For a good few years now the film industry has sought the Holy Grail. A digital camera that replicates the look of film with none of the usual drawbacks that come from shooting digitally. The Alexa is looking more and more like the camera we've all been waiting for.
First impressions?
It's a solid lump! Much like the RED ONE – it takes its design cue from a lego brick. Has anyone learnt anything from Aaton?
The user experience is second to none. The menus are simple, quick, dependable and make sense.
The images are great. Great resolution, very 'clean', low noise, nice highlight falloff, fantastic dynamic range.
LOG C is scary. Luckily we have REC709 for monitoring – shame playback is only in LOG C.
Cameramen, DOP's, assistants, soundmen, grips – all LOVE this camera. IT WORKS. Without hassle, geeky knowledge or homemade parts.
Is this what we've all wanted all along? A camera that produces the dynamic range and look of film, that's dependable and reliable, that takes all ARRI parts, that is easy to use, that has no big codec, rolling shutter or moire issues. That can over and under crank without reducing resolution or sensor size. That has quick access buttons for ISO, FRAME RATE, SHUTTER SPEED, SHUTTER ANGLE, COLOUR BALANCE. Is rated at 800 ASA for low light photography. Produces stunning imagery without looking processed for artificial…
Well I think ARRI have done it. This camera is all these things. In fact I'd go as far as saying why would you shoot with anything else?
I feel there are two other cameras that still challenge the Alexa's crown – the 5D and RED EPIC.
The 5D is no match for the Alexa in any normal shooting situation (their price points are on two ends of the spectrum!). I use the word 'normal' carefully because where the 5D comes into its own is in the abnormal. No other camera can deliver those images with that form factor. For discreet or awkward shooting it cannot be beaten. The Alexa is still a heavy brick.
Then there's the EPIC which I haven't used. If the RED ONE is anything to go by the images will be stunning but at the cost of simplicity and dependability. What the EPIC does do is change what we think a digital camera (hell any camera) is capable of. If the Alexa is the king of digital cinema now – the EPIC is the king of digital cinema tomorrow.
5K at 120fps. HDR mode. Full-frame sensor. Not much bigger than an DSLR. What a great way to push the competition!
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Like most boys who grew up on a farm, I recall a place that held the attention of a kid and yet allowed them to dream also. I'm speaking of the tractor and implement store. Since my dad farmed with Ford tractors and mostly Ford implements, my place of fascination was in Bethel at Harlow's Tractor Sales. The make of the tractor determined a boys' first dealership he got to see and enjoy.
In late winter getting near to spring, Dad would take a drive over to Harlow's with a list of needs in his pocket and me at his side, as he wasn't going to get to go there without me. From the time we entered the showroom, my eyes would widen with the expectation of two tractors on display that were that year's brand, new and just out of the factory models. These were probably the models that were sold the most and had all the newest features. What also made them huge in my mind was that the service counter was just past them, so customers had to walk past and stand by them the entire time they were ordering their supplies. I was even allowed to climb up and sit behind the wheel of a new Power Master or Work Master and just sit there and imagine just what task I was working that tractor through.
Dad usually had a lengthy shoppin list because he was stocking up for when the spring farming surge began. While Dad waited and was finally waited on, I would go outside into the lot where more tractors, corn planters, plows, discs, and hay balers filled the lot and my imagination. They were all bright and shiny and so awesome. They all looked better than Dad's tools that had been used in the fields with the shine was gone.
At times there seemed to be a spell cast over me. Why can't Dad just buy a new tractor and all of these new pieces of equipment? He would be the best looking farmer in the county. Fortunately the spell would break and I'd move on to another implement and study it to see if I could identify any new change in this model.
With my inspection of everything on the lot I would gravitate back into the showroom where Dad was building a large pile of parts to buy. I would study for a minute what he had and then move over to the one side of the room that I had saved for last. This was where the pedal Ford tractors were but even better than that were the built-to-scale Ford tractor replicas that could be purchased with a plow, a disc, and a wagon. (All were built to scale and every kid saw then as a toy that ranked at the top of its class.)
Another feature I liked at the store was that the men there treated me like I was a customer and would answer questions about tractors and equipment if I asked. I think two things were going on here. Number one, my Dad was buying parts and he always paid cash. Number two was that maybe I might be able toconvince Dad to buy me a scaled tractor and plows. From what I recall Mr. Harlow, the owner,was a very nice soft spoken man who my Dad thought a lot of. His two sons, Jerry and Larry, also worked there and they were always friendly and helpful to Dad and very nice to me. I always felt that my Dad was a good judge of character and if he thought well of someone,then I looked at them favorably. He liked them, therefore I liked them.
Dad was a regular customer at Harlow's even past his farming days because they sold Wheel Horse tractor mowers and I visited too until they closed within the last decade, and sadly many other dealerships have also. Harlow's was the first business that I knew existed in the town of Bethel, but it is safe to say that boys all over the country went with their Dads to the tractor dealership of whatever tractor their Dad used, whether it be Allis Chalmers, Farm All, John Deere, or Massey Ferguson.
The tractor place was a magical place, a fact that I doubt any boy (but especially farm boys) would deny. There is something about when you are young and your Dad pounds it into your head to be careful and don't get near the tractor or the hay baler, but at the dealership you can go near the machinery and touch it and look deep into what makes it what it is and not be told to back away or be careful. It could be approached and looked at through the eyes of a curious little boy all they wanted.
The next time you talk to a little boy who just returned from a dealershipm ask them if the enjoyed themselves. I know I did and guess what? I still do look at the tractors and implements just for the fun of it. At least that is what I tell my wife.
Rick Houser was raised on a farm near Moscow in Clermont County and loves to share stories about his youth and other topics. He may be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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November 13, 2010
WikiLeaks Registers New Company In Iceland
According to a spokesman with the whistleblower organization WikiLeaks, the company has registered in media-friendly Iceland its first known legal entity -- a business that currently has no ongoing activity.
WikiLeaks is now considering whether to use the firm for fundraising or for information gathering, Kristinn Hrafnsson told AFP."We want WikiLeaks to have a global presence and having a business in Iceland is part of this plan," said Hrafnsson of the new unit, called Sunshine Press Productions.
He said the entity has been registered as a business in Iceland"¦ "but we don't have an office or activity at the moment."
The new business is WikiLeaks' first known legal presence in a country, though its Internet site functions thanks to servers based in Sweden.
Iceland has been considering far-reaching freedom of information legislation and counts among the countries where WikiLeaks has its most solid foundation.
In June, the country's government voted unanimously in favor of the Icelandic Modern Media Initiative (IMMI), a decree developed with help from Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks. Assange regularly travels to Iceland and aims to protect investigative journalists and their sources in that country.
Wikileaks, which has been heavily criticized for releasing sensitive classified US war documents, has said its people have come under pressure and have even been harassed. Assange, last week, announced he was considering requesting asylum and basing his website in neutral Switzerland.
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We saw Pope Benedict XVI for one of the last times noon Sunday during his Angelus message. Again, he gives us, perhaps, a little window into his own prayer life, as he did on Monday. Talking about Jesus's temptation in the desert, he told the 50,000-strong crowd gathered in St. Peter's Square, "The tempter is subtle: he does not push us directly toward evil, but to a false good." He suggested that both "in the decisive moments of life [and,] if we look closely, in every moment, we are at a crossroads: Do we want to follow the self, or God?"
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While Poland's emissions of CO2 will decrease by 16% between 2010 and 2050 under the Reference scenario, under the Energy [R]evolution scenario they will decrease from 309 million tonnes in 2010 to 36 million tonnes in 2050. Annual per capita emissions will drop from 8 tonnes to 1 tonne. In spite of the abstinence of nuclear power production and increasing power demand, CO2 emissions will decrease in the electricity sector. In the long run efficiency gains and the increased use of renewables in vehicles will reduce emissions also in the transport sector. With a share of 38% of CO2, the industry sector will be the largest sources of emissions in 2050. By 2050, Poland's CO2 emissions are 90% below 1990 levels.


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Playful Petals Blog Tour Day 7
Petal Path is on the blog today!–It features Avignon fabrics by Emily Taylor for Riley Blake. The thing I especially love about this quilt is that the petals can be made using large scale prints–they are oversized petals.
The accompanying pillow is also larger at 24″ square.
I added some of my favorite big stitch hand quilting using 8 wt. Perle. If you are unsure about adding hand quilting to a project or if you want to try just a bit, start with a pillow and mix it in with straight line machine quilting.
Adding in the hand quilting will give your pillow a little bit of something extra without adding a lot of time to your project.
I hope you are all enjoying seeing the quilts from Playful Petals. I have the last two quilts to share this week and I will also be sharing another free quilt pattern with you all. And I've got a great giveaway lined up for the end of the tour–some of my favorites are on board! =)
Today, Amber from Gigi's Thimble will be sharing about Playful Petals on her blog. I always love seeing what Amber is up to over on IG–she always has such cute projects going on! Make sure to pop over and see what she's up to today on her blog. =)


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I'll Have Another, the horse who won both the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes, was sold yesterday to Big Red Farm in Japan for $10 million. The colt's owner, the Canadian mortgage lender and former college philosophy professor, J. Paul Reddam, says the Japanese offer topped the two offers from American farms by as much as $5 million. Reddam wrote in a blog post that he was "saddened and surprised" that the horse wasn't sold to an American farm, but that he believed it would get top-level care in Japan.
The horse turned out to be a great investment for Reddam, who bought it as a two-year old for $35,000.
The sale is a coup for Big Red Farm, which will get its highest profile horse to date. Big Red Farm was founded in 1974.
I'll Have Another lost a chance to become the first Triple Crown-winning horse since 1978 (Affirmed) when the colt was pulled from the Belmont Stakes because of a tendon injury.
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Today, I handed in my thesis. I know *exactly* where the major problem is. But on the other hand I'm reasonably certain where all the good bits are, and there's more good bits than problem. And it has a pretty title page, that has to count for something.
Anyhoo. That wasn't the thing I came here to tell you. I came here to tell you that, if you ever had doubts about my academic nerdery, it will be dispelled when I tell you what I did to 'reward' myself for finishing my thesis.
I bought books. Which is to be expected, for a book addict. But I bought academic books. I couldn't help it! The Co-Op Bookstore had a sale on!
I bought two copies of McCluskey's Astronomies and Cultures in Early Medieval Europe, for less than ten dollars each (one for me and one for the college library). And, what's better:
The Lettres Gothiques edition of Chretien's Conte du Graal, for about a fifth of the RRP, and the Pauphilet edition of La Queste del Saint Graal, for about a fifth of its RRP.
I must be some kind of masochist. Buying academic books as a reward for writing a thesis. MAD. But they're so interesting!


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