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The ECB still has room to cut its already record low interest rates, Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann said in a newspaper interview on Thursday, and hit out at France's deficit-reduction efforts.
The European Central Bank cut its benchmark rate to 0.5 percent last Thursday and its President Mario Draghi has since said it would monitor incoming data closely and be ready to cut rates further, including its current zero interest deposit rate.
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Asked if the ECB had fired its last cartridge, Weidmann told the Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung: "Monetary policy is still capable of action. There is no doubt that we must keep an eye on the risks of negative real interest rates."
Weidmann, a staunch defender of the ECB's mandate to contain inflation, said the ECB was right to pursue a very expansive monetary policy given the weakened economic outlook in the euro zone and falling inflation.
But he warned: "It is important that the interest rate is quickly normalized when the situation improves. A low interest rate is certainly not a permanent solution."
He reiterated his view that the effects of cutting the main refinancing rate "should not be overestimated at the moment".
Weidmann, a member of the ECB's Governing Council, also said European countries should not ease up on reforms and questioned whether any stimulus packages to tackle high youth unemployment would create sustainable jobs.
Many of Europe's policymakers are starting to see unemployment as a crisis in its own right, rather than something that will resolve itself when the economy improves.
Weidmann said only competitive companies and a healthy economy would offer young people long-term prospects, stating "a pause in reforms would therefore not be helpful."
"Now that we have stricter rules on reducing the deficit, we should not raise a question-mark over their credibility by exploiting their flexibility," he added.
Weidmann reiterated his criticism of France's failure to stick to its deficit-reduction targets, saying the euro zone's second-biggest economy had a key role in maintaining the credibility of the bloc's efforts to consolidate budgets.
The European Commission last week gave France two more years to meet its budget deficit target because of its poor economic outlook.
Weidmann said the fact France would still have a deficit of around 4 percent this year, which was even set to rise next year, did not indicate that it was making an effort to save.
"To win back confidence, we cannot just write down a set of rules and promise to keep them in the future; we have to fill them with life."
French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel find themselves on opposite sides of the debate over whether to promote job creation and growth at the expense of austerity, leading to suggestions that their relationship has soured.
Speaking to reporters at a conference in London, German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble brushed off Weidmann's comments. "Mr Weidmann has his view of French politics, but that is not the decision of the European Commission," he said.
(Reporting by Michelle Martin and Sarah Marsh in Berlin, Marc Jones in London; Editing by Ruth Pitchford)

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Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes dressed in layers for a walk in NYC this afternoon. The couple spent the weekend in the Big Apple, taking walks in Manhattan and enjoying the end of the Thanksgiving break. Work brought them together romantically on the set of The Place Beyond the Pines during the Summer of 2011, and they'll be side by side in the run up to the picture's release next year. Ryan and Eva got things started on the red carpet back in September, when they premiered The Place Beyond the Pines at the Toronto International Film Festival. Ryan's got more movies to promote before theirs, though. His Gangster Squad hits theaters in January. This month has also been a big one for Ryan and Eva — Ryan turned 32 just a few weeks ago.
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This second-generation 9700-series processing element for modular sound synthesizers is designed to provide great sound and excellent value. This module is designed to be compatible with most modular synthesizer systems with little or no modification. Most active components are already mounted, making assembly a snap.
This module provides two independent functions, a linear-to-exponential control voltage (CV) converter and a signal inverter. The linear-to-exponential converter can be used to tailor a linear control signal for input to a synthesizer module with an exponential control voltage response. This can be desirable in volume- and frequency- control patches such as using a CV scaled at volts-per-Hertz (V/Hz) as a VCF control input to track a V/Oct Pitch CV, or, shaping an Envelope or LFO control to a VCA, with the converter patched through the inverter. The inverter (with gain) may be used independently as a handy tool for inverting envelopes or obtaining complementary or mirror-imaged signals (one VCA LFO CV rises as the other falls).
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Robert Kreider, in memoriam
- Kreider bridged denominations, institutions, centuries
- Fears in Solitude
- A Boat in a Tree; Limestone, Hedge, Prairie: Robert S. Kreider and the Fidelity of Place
On Writing and Performing in Prison
- Inside Stories: Documenting Corrections in College Theater
- "My Mind Opened with the Cell Door": Higher Education beyond Campus
- Interview with Libby Schrag, director of Offender Victim Ministries
Contemporary Mennonite Scholarship
- Prelude: All People? Or, An Anabaptist Anasermon for All Saints' Day
- Mennonite/s Writing: Explorations and Exposition
- Postlude: Somewhere Near Defiance
- Stephen Beachy's boneyard, the Martyrs Mirror, and Anabaptist Activism
- A Comparative Analysis of Church Conflict: An Introduction to Wilhelm Mannhardt's 1868 'Objective Discussion' on Prussian Mennonites at the Cusp of Including Soldiers as Church Members in Good Standing
- The Resolution of November 9, 1867, by the North German Confederation Diet Concerning the Lifting of the Military Service Exemption of the Mennonites and the Current Attitudes of the Mennonites of Provincial Prussia to the Same
- "Love to all, Bayard Rustin": Mennonites and the mind behind the March on Washington
- The Swiss-Volhynian Mennonite Worshiping Community: Scripture, Laity and God
Student Writing
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- The Growth and Decline of the Alta Community: A Case Study of Dead and Dying Towns in Kansas
- Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?: Reflections of an Intern in Community at Bethel College Mennonite Church
Student Writing – Cornelius Krahn Contest Winners
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- Intersection of Genealogy and History — Second Place
- A Prayer They Need — Third Place
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- Review: After Identity: Mennonite Writing in North America
- Review: Magpie's Blanket: A Novel
- Review: Abandoned Homeland
- Review: Identitätskonstruktionen russlanddeutscher Mennoniten im Spiegel ihrer Literatur
- Review: Between 2 Gods: Memoir of Abuse in the Mennonite Community
Responses to Jeff Gundy's Songs from an Empty Cage from a Pastor, a Teacher, and a Literary Critic
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- From Mystery to Love: Responding to Songs from an Empty Cage
- On Writing of Faith Broken Open and Other Evidences of Love
- Songs from an Empty Cage as Literary Criticism and Theology
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- Crossing the Line: Women of Anabaptist Traditions Encounter Borders and Boundaries
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Bob Sabath is a founding member of Sojourners—one of the seminarians at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School that began the magazine with Jim Wallis in 1971. Over the years, Bob has provided expertise in database construction and other computer skills to the Sojourners community as well as contributing spiritual insights through many articles in the magazine. Bob lives with his wife Jackie in Mt. Rainier, MD.
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Poorer, Poorer. Slower, Slower. Smaller, Smaller.
"Be anything you want. Be madmen, drunks, and bastards of every shape and form. But at all costs avoid one thing: success."
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As my extended family gathered around the Thanksgiving dinner table before the market crash in 2008, conversation with cousins flowed about friends making big money with technology start-ups: "more, more; faster, faster; bigger, bigger."
A hail of laughter greeted me when I quietly muttered that my ambition was, "poorer, poorer; slower, slower; smaller, smaller."
When Sojourners started in 1970, I was 23 years old. Seven young seminary students pooled $100 each and used an old typesetter that we rented for $25 a night above a noisy bar to print 20,000 copies of the first Post-American.
We took the bundles in our trucks and cars to student unions in college campuses across the country, and began collecting subscriptions in a shoebox kept in one of our rooms.
For more than a decade we lived with a common economic pot and allowed ourselves $5 a month for personal spending. The highest-paid staff person was a young woman from a neighborhood family who wanted an evening cleaning job.
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For more on building Christian community, Bob Sabath and Sondra Shepley suggest the following resources (but Bob cautions, "Books a community doth not make!").
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Read the match report for the first ODI between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka in Colombo played on Aug 31, 2005.
Match report: Bangladesh vs. Sri Lanka, First ODI
by Arnab Zaheen
Published: 31st August, 2005
Sri Lanka defeats Bangladesh by 88 runs at Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo.Scorecard
Bangladesh captain and perennial toss-loser Habibul Bashar must have felt happy
when he finally won the toss for a change this morning. He opted to field first,
obviously intending to exploit the seamer-conducive
overcast conditions at least for an hour or so. Veteran Tapash Baisya (flown in from Dhaka to replace the injured Mashrafe
Mortaza) and
debutant Syed Rasel started against Sri Lankan neophyte Upul Tharanga and the
immensely experienced Sanath Jayasuriya.
Bashar's expectation of taking quick early wickets proved hard to realize for
several reasons, one being the relative inffectiveness of Baisya's bowling.
Tapash Baisya lacks in several departments. He lacks in pace, errs in line and
bowls too many balls that stray towards the leg side. He also makes mistakes in
length and bowls too many fuller deliveries. He was unduly rewarded by Jayasuriya, who lost concentration and made an
over-ambitious cross-batted heave and played all over a full,
straight, innocuous delivery. Other than the one that
took Jayasuriya's wicket, almost all the balls Tapash pitched up were given just
treatment by the Sri Lankan batsmen on a batting pitch.
Syed Rasel, on the other hand, impressed with his fluid action. He is a
medium-fast bowler whose balls barely reach the wicketkeeper at waist-height. The
speed gun showed his speed falling in the vicinity of low-to-mid 70s mph,
but the actual speed of his fast balls seemed in the mid-80s, significantly faster
than Tapash, who was shown by the speed gun to bowl at upper-70s.
More important than Rasel's speed is his abilty to swing the ball away from
the left-handed batsmen (or into the right-handed batsmen). He seems incapable of
swinging the ball the other way, but once in a while he can bowl a straight ball,
which, if he works on and employs at opportune moments, can give the batsmen
headaches. There is hardly any further variation in Rasel's bowling as far as the general nature of his swing is
concerned, and good batsmen should become accustomed to his
line pretty quickly. The goal for Rasel, then, is to vary the length and pace of
his one-way swinging deliveries.
Rasel was sticking to this goal for a while, giving both the left handed openers
plenty of trouble during the early overs. Jayasuriya was beaten by a good length
ball that pitched on middle-off and then swung away. On another occasion, he got an inside edge
which might very well have gone on to the stumps. Rasel's bad luck didn't seem to
end there as Shariar Nafees then inexplicably dropped an inexcusable sitter off Tharanga at second slip. The Bangladeshis' ground
fielding, especially throwing, compounded their woes. Aftab messed up an easy
run-out chance moments later with a horrible throw to the keeper.
Rasel being relatively fast also meant that whenever he made errors and put in
wide or short balls, he was going to be punished. And that's exactly what
happened, although he can be excused for some of those deliveries as he bowled
them after being frustrated with his fielders' ineptitude. Tapash was also
punished for aiming fullish deliveries at the batsmen's legs, but then again,
uninspired and unimaginative bowling tends to be the norm when Tapash bowls. As a result,
Sri Lanka raced to their 50 in just 7.1 overs. Jayasuriya grew in confidence and
was looking dangerous until he performed his own undoing and got out bowled to a
straight ball from Tapash, as explained earlier. To Tapash's credit, for once he
kept the ball straight on middle-and-off.
Atapattu came in and was finding it hard to acclimatize. But Bangladesh
fielders again helped him with all the breaks he needed at this early stage of
his innings. Shahriar Nafees grassed another easy catch, this time at first slip
off a Tapash delivery that Atapattu slashed at. The ball seemed to go straight
into his hands and then it mysteriously went
through them --- another unprofessional letoff.
By the time Rafique came on to bowl the twelfth over to replace Tapash, Sri
Lanka was motoring along at a more than handsome six runs per over. Rasel
continued to bowl, albeit at a slower pace and with a more restricted line, with
Pilot standing close to the stumps. Bashar made several bowling changes to
unsettle the batsmen, especially the not-so-confident Atapattu, and it seemed to
work for a while. Atapattu, recently going through a slump in his form, wasted a
lot of balls. The run rate dropped and Sri Lanka were unable to take advantage of
the latter stages of power play, with only 37 runs coming from overs 11 to
As field restrictions were lifted Tharanga opened up more (taking a
particular liking for Khaled Mahmud's softballs) and reached his maiden fifty.
He started to throw his bat around more after that and inevitably gave an easy
chance off Aftab very soon, but Ashraful
grounded a sitter at point.
Immediately after, Manjural Islam Rana, the super sub, was called in to bowl the
27th over, replacing the expensive Khaled Mahmud (26 in 5 overs). Rana was allowed to bowl only five overs, however,
because Mahmud had already bowled five himself. It
appeared to be a tactical mistake on Bashar's part. Aftab got Tharanga, who failed to capitalize on the life he was given, in the
very next over. Tharanga got out to a
straight medium paced ball that was right on middle and off, much like the way
Jayasuriya got out.
Bangladesh's fielding woes continued as an out-of-the-crease Atapattu should have
been stumped off Rafique. Rafique himself was the culprit fielder moments later as he was
late to the ball, and made a weak, wayward throw from mid-on to Pilot. Sangakkara
should have been run out by miles.
By the 30th over, Atapattu had settled and showed a little intent by
coming down and spanking Aftab to the long on boundary. But the Sri Lankan
captain was generously helped by his Bangladeshi counterpart moments later, as
Bashar failed to bend down to cut off an easy glance toward the vacant thirdman
region at gully. It was a criminally lethargic fielding attempt. Soon after, Atapattu
hobbled to a fifty, a scratchy innings he would like to forget as soon as
So, instead of a couple of wickets and a restricted runrate, Sri Lanka was
helped by Bangladesh to achieve the exact opposite during the middle overs as their
run rate crept above five. Sangakkara departed soon, miscuing an Aftab delivery
to mid-on, where Shahriar
Nafees made partial amends and held on to a straighforward catch. A few overs
later Atapattu perished trying to find the extra cover boundary with an inside-out lofted drive. Instead, Javed Omar ran a
good fifteen yards along the boundary
and took a difficult sliding catch on the run. Aftab proved to be effective again
and finished his quota - a spell of 10 overs on the trot - with two wickets.
Sri Lanka entered the last ten overs with two new batsmen at the crease,
surely a situation for Bangladeshis to exploit. But Russell Arnold and Mahela
Jayawardene had other ideas and were taking full advantage of what was bad
tactics from Bashar. He bowled one after another Rafique and Rana, two identical slow left arm spinners, and they proved
easy fodder for
these two veteran batters. Fortunately for Bangladesh, their partnership came
to a premature end
as Arnold got run out. The throw from cover was horrible, Rana had to dive
backwards to get it and and then turn around and throw at the stumps. But luckily
the mixup between the Sri Lankan batsmen was equally horrible, Arnold was way
down the track and the ball hit the wicket just in the nick of time.
The momentum now shifted towards Bangladesh. Dilshan top-edged a tight Rana
delivery to fine leg and perished early. Rasel and Rafique kept things tight for
a couple of overs, while Tapash helped Jayawardene with some customary stray
balls. Shahriar Nafees then dropped his third catch of the day. This time he was
at long on and spilled a Mahela heave off Rafique.
Bangladesh paid dearly for this miss as Mahela went on to play a brilliantly
well-paced cameo role, staying till the end and unleashing boundaries all around
the field. Things finally came together too late for Bangladesh in the innings'
last over bowled by Rasel. The swing bowler got rewarded for his overall effort with
an excellent final over, picking up two late wickets as Sri Lankans scrambled for
boundaries. But Bangladeshis would not be happy with their shabbby fielding and
bowling effort. Instead of 270, they could have easily been chasing a total at
least thirty fewer runs.
The less that can be said of the Bangladeshi batting effort that followed, the better. Even though chasing such a large
target was stiff, the way Bangladeshi top-order batsmen handled it was disheartening.
Javed Omar started his innings on the right note. He made Sri Lankan new-ball bowlers Vaas and Maharoof look mediocre
even spanked Maharoof for two consecutive boudaries, one of which was a difficult-to-execute but pleasant-looking on
drive. The horrid memory of Chaminda Vaas taking three wickets in his first over a few years back seemed to be fully
exorcised. But the good feeling didn't last long as Javed Omar needelessly ran himself out. Shahriar Nafees was barely
done fending a riser and wasn't even aware of the whereabouts of ball, which trickled down to the leg gully. It was
Javed's call as the non-striker whether to run for it or not, and he made the wrong decision. Nafees was under no
condition to start his running, so Javed had to scamper back from mid-pitch. But his run out was not entirely his own
undoing, the direct hit from the fielder was equally impressive. Either way, it was an unfortunate dismissal.
Shahriar Nafees then took off from where Javed left, but his approach was much more wristy and visually pleasing, as
is the case with left-handers. He scored boundaries by flicking balls off his hip and leaning on to drives to the on-side,
and his aggressiveness nearly proved fatal when he bottom-edged a Maharoof delivery but lucklily for him, the ball went
through the gate between
the keeper and the first slip. In-form Tushar Imran opened with a square-driven boundary off Vaas, and Omar's dismissal
wasn't looking as unlucky anymore.
It was false dawn, however, as Tushar Imran fell in what was a soft, ungainly dismissal. He poked sheepishly at an
otherwise harmless Fernando delivery that didn't do much and was going straight to the keeper. Sangakkara gladly pouched
the gift. By the end of the first ten overs, Bangladesh hadn't yet reached the half-century mark. One would expect that
the Bangladeshis would now try to accelerate the run rate and take advantage of the field restritions by taking calculated
Such prudent course of action was not on the mind of the next Bangladeshi batsman, the ever-impulsive Mohammad
He signalled his intent by standing defiantly out of his crease and opened his account by flicking Maharoof to the square
leg boundary. And true to his over-confident
nature, he quickly got out in an ugly fashion. Fernando released a slower delivery outside off stump that was to be
watched carefully and worked around. Instead, Ashraful took his eye off the ball, made a full-fledged heave and skied it
to mid-on. It was a criminal
mistake for a middle-order batsman to make, and one would think Ashraful has matured enough after more than fifty one-day
outings, but he continues to disappoint.
Nafees, meanwhile, was in solid form, working more boundaries around the field and helping the scoreboard move along.
Bashar looked uncomfortable at first. He was bamboozled once by the variation in pace from Fernando and almost
inside-edged the ball to
his stumps. But it was Nafees who got out before him, and through no fault of his own. The bowler Tilakaratne Dilshan took
a flying
one-handed catch on his left that stunned Nafees, who was expecting his on-drive to easily go through. It was the 20th
over already, and Bangladesh was in deep trouble at 79/4.
Marvan Atapattu had employed spinners from both ends by this time, and he got an unexpected gift from umpire Ashoka de
Silva. Upul Chandana's leg-spinning delivery pitched on off and hit Bashar's pad as it was going outside off, but the
umpire thought otherwise. Bashar didn't look happy with the LBW decision given against him. With Bangladeshi runrate at only 3.6 and two new batsmen at the
crease, the match was slipping away from Bangladesh's grasp. Young Aftab Ahmed made entirely sure that it did. Feet firmly
planted on his crease, he attempted an off-drive away from his body and without any control over his shot, dragged an
otherwise ineffective Maharoof delivery on to his stumps. Maharoof wouldn't mind such generosity at all.
At 88/6 on the 25th over, the match was now practically over for Bangladesh. The rest of the wickets fell in due
course. It was odd but interesting to watch how the debutant tailender Rasel handled Murali with uncommon ease and even
got a boundary off the legendary off spinner. It was also good to have Pilot and Tapash bat out the last sixteen overs in
what was the highest tenth wicket partnership for Bangladesh in the ODIs. All said, Bangladeshis didn't quite
live up to the potential they showed when they beat the world champions Australia a few months back. With the second ODI
playing within two days, they need to get their act together quickly.
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1. I love to see the temple.
I'm going there someday
To feel the Holy Spirit,
To listen and to pray.
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Malcolm Bliss Psychopathologic Institute opened in 1938 as a hospital in the St. Louis City hospital system. Washington University psychiatry professor Dr. George Ulett initiated clinical research at Bliss in the 1950s. Dr. Ulett later became director of Missouri's Division of Mental Disease. In 1964, Malcolm Bliss Mental Health Center became part of Missouri's mental health system. In 1991, Malcolm Bliss Mental Health Center closed. A section of St. Louis State Hospital was temporarily set up to serve patients formerly treated at Malcolm Bliss. In 1996, patients were transferred to a newly built state facility, Metropolitan St. Louis Psychiatric Center. Washington University psychiatry residents and medical students rotated at these hospitals throughout much of their history until most inpatient services were discontinued in 2011.


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The sidewall of a Texas Brine Co. LLC salt cavern inside the Napoleonville Dome was dissolved through the dome's outer edge, bringing the cavern into contact with surrounding sediment layers outside the dome before the cavern failed, an LSU geologist said Friday.
The assessment by Jeffrey Nunn, Ernest and Alice Neal professor of geology and geophysics and Pereboom professor of science, was a step beyond what other officials and scientists working on the sinkhole response have presented in public meetings and appeared to more closely lay the blame with Texas Brine, which mined the cavern by dissolving the salt.
Nunn spoke about factors leading to the sinkhole Friday during a luncheon talk at Mike Anderson's restaurant to the Baton Rouge Geological Society.
Other scientists have described the Texas Brine cavern's sidewall as being close to the edge of the salt dome before the salt wall collapsed thousands of feet underground and allowed 3.3 million cubic yards of earth into the cavern. The failure of the cavern, which is inside but near the salt dome's western edge, is believed to be the cause of a large sinkhole nearby and methane and crude oil releases in the area.
The sinkhole's discovery on Aug. 3 between the Grand Bayou and Bayou Corne communities and south of La. 70 South prompted the evacuation of 150 homes in those two communities. The evacuation remains in effect.
Nunn, who has been speaking with a group of scientists working closely on the sinkhole, pointed to 3-D seismic imagery of the salt dome from 2007 to make his case.
"What this indicates is that the bottom part of this abandoned cavern completely dissolved away the salt and the cavern was in direct contact with whatever formation is in the area," Nunn said.
The seismic data indicates that the western side of the dome has an overhang, or bulge on its upper side, where the salt edge goes out but then curves back inward and possibly intersects with the Texas Brine cavity, exposing it to outer sediments.
One suspicion of scientists working on the sinkhole has been that the overhang, which is above the Texas Brine cavern, collapsed as part of the cavern failure.
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"We don't know. That's a worst case scenario. That's simply an expressed concern," he said in a later interview.
Describing what scientists fear, Nunn added: " 'OK, you know, this one cavern has collapsed, so is that going to have any impact on the adjacent caverns or not?' "
He noted that testing by operators on the dome have showed those other caverns have integrity. He said those tests probably settle those concerns in the short term, adding the fear is probably unlikely but more study is needed to be certain.
The Texas Brine cavern, like many others like it across the Gulf Coast, was hollowed out of a salt dome for brine production with what is called solution mining.
The process uses water to dissolve the salt and create a cavity. The remaining salt around the cavity creates walls, a floor and a roof that provide structural support.
The dome, a solid salt deposit that Nunn described Friday as an underground Mt. Everest, was thrust up over geologic time through overlying sediments.
The cavern had been plugged and abandoned by Texas Brine in June 2011 after an effort to test upper salt strata for mining, company officials have said, led to a compromise of the cavern's surface access well.
Texas Brine officials disputed Nunn's explanation of the cavern failure Friday, based on the company's history with the brine cavern.
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Lenny's Pizza in Brooklyn was highlighted in the 1977 blockbuster when Travolta's Tony Manero character ordered two slices and ate them one on top of the other as he walked down the street. The restaurant has become a popular tourist spot with people still ordering the double-decker slices.
Travolta joined hundreds of fans on Tuesday at a special ceremony outside Lenny's, which also named a slice in his honor.
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I was using an old version of this a while ago and it worked beautifully. I guess a new version was needed due to updates by google. But now "full screen" isn't very full screen - there's a white bar covering the top 1/5 of the screen. I have only a split second to start typing in an address before the white bar blocks the text box, stopping me from doing anything. After hitting refresh too many times (to try to beat the white box) I've gone and deactivated this extension. Please fix!
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Photo 2 shows the Round Top Cement Company located at mile 127.4 of the canal. As land was being surveyed for the canal, investigators found a large outcrop of limestone along the river, on the downslope of a hill called Round Top. A Mr. Shafer immediately built a plant to turn the limestone into cement on what would become the berm side of the canal. A berm is generally a bank of earth; in this case, it is the side of the canal where the towpath does not run. The river provided water power until the canal was built, and then the plant used water from the canal. As of 1882, the plant employed 100 workers, and it could produce up to 2200 barrels of cement per week.
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Since my last post, we taken up the quilt which I mention in the previous post to my Granddaughter she loved it so did son
We had gone up for Sunday Dinner as he asked us to go up as it was my birthday the Tuesday after (17th) so a nice day & it was a rare dry sunny day in the middle of a lot of very wet weather.
My birthday came & I got sick so not a great birthday, had to laugh the first time I was getting sick the dog came up to the toilet & heard me so he started to bark to let DH know i wasn't well lol
On the nice side of the birthday DH had got me a Fujifilm camera so I can hopefully take better photos of my quilts as it not a compact camera it a little like the old ones you could change lens but without being able to I believe they call them bridge cameras
I also got some money & vouchers so have ordered some books & DVDs the DVDs are not quilted related, I also signed up to two courses on Craftsy.Com one is called Big Quilts on a Small Machine & the other is Free Motion quilting I got them half price so the 2 only cost what the normal cost of 1 would be.
I have been working on a pot holder for a swap I did an applique one but a round one never done that shape before & with some FMQ on it here are some photos with closer view & reverse side views
I also did a pair of socks for the person I was hoping that the size would be okay not knowing it & as it was going to be a surprise I couldn't ask I used Regia Galaxy Yarn which is a 4ply yarn
I am now working back on my quilt I had done the blocks & put them together & now I am working on doing the borders.
The fabric I have used was a large floral one which I got I do like it but it was larger than I expected so I done Large blocks to be able to show the flowers better, the block is called diamond in a square I used a cream for the corners & I must say they stand out more than I expected them to.
I used 2 of the 4 fabrics I have this is a Pink & a Red one the other two I have are Blue & Purple I don't have one of the blue but it similar to the Pink & Red in that it has green leaves on it & not like the purple one where it more one colour
I am adding 3 borders the 1st & Last are similar with a different one but still similar in the middle I will be doing the top border on the last one much wider than the rest of the ones in the last as I did this on some other quilt which was gifts & rather like it so wanted to do it for myself plus I think it looks good when it covers the pillows
I am going to back it with a flannel backing so it warm to the touch I got a wide flannel backing fabric from the USA at a good price a while ago knowing I would be doing myself a quilt as at the time I didn't know colour ect I went for a cream mottle effect
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - A 23-5 run that spanned 15 minutes in the second half helped propel MIT to a 48-37 win over host Gordon College on Wednesday night. The Engineers recorded their second consecutive victory and improved to 4-4 on the year following their final game before the break.
MIT opened the contest with six straight points, but the Fighting Scots were able to narrow the gap to three (12-9) at the 11:29 mark. After trading baskets for the next eight minutes, a three-pointer by Alice Yeh extended the Engineers' advantage to 22-16. Gordon countered with eight unanswered points to close the half with a 24-22 edge.
The Cardinal and Gray reclaimed the lead on a trey by Samia Mahjub, but back-to-back baskets by the Fighting Scots put them ahead, 28-25, with 16:24 on the clock. MIT responded with its pivotal run that resulted in a 48-33 advantage with 1:07 remaining.
Yeh, Mahjub, Kelsey Cappelle, and Cheryl Kwinn each tallied nine points for the Engineers. All of Yeh's scoring came from behind the arc as Mahjub contributed four rebounds and three steals. Kwinn grabbed a team-high nine boards while Sally Simpson bolstered MIT's offense with eight points. With six assists, Kimberly Soo Hoo moved to second all-time in career assists.


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In this season of Young Visionaries, we talk to entrepreneurs tackling social, cultural, and environmental goals by harnessing entrepreneurial principles and out-of-the-box thinking to create positive change.
When Javan Van Gronigen founded the San Diego-based Fifty & Fifty in 2009, he wanted to help humanitarian organizations get their messages across. What he saw was that while these vital groups would maintain bold missions, their execution would often be limited. With this in mind, Fifty & Fifty endeavors to provide top-shelf web and technology solutions for these groups. Van Gronigen, today, works with more than 20 organizations and campaigns.
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General Motors (NYSE:GM) agreed to pay a maximum $35 million fine to the top U.S. auto safety regulator, after the company failed to promptly disclose a defect with ignition switches used in 2.6 million vehicles worldwide.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration was investigating the timing of GM's ignition-switch recall to determine if the nation's largest automaker violated highway safety regulations. Car manufacturers are required to submit recall plans within five days of learning about a defect.
According to a timeline provided by the company, some GM engineers were aware of a possible defect with the ignition switches as early as 2001.
NHTSA has the authority to fine companies up to $35 million. The settlement with GM marks the first time NHTSA has levied the maximum penalty since Congress approved an increase last year.
Under the agreement, GM admitted it took too much time to inform regulators about the issue. It also consented to increased oversight requirements for three years and separate fines related to the company's partial response to NHTSA's inquiry.
NHTSA, which is part of the U.S. Department of Transportation, fined GM $28,000 in April and has been tacking on another $7,000 each day for not responding to all of the regulator's 107 questions about the recall.
"We have learned a great deal from this recall. We will now focus on the goal of becoming an industry leader in safety," GM CEO Mary Barra said in a statement. "We will emerge from this situation a stronger company."
With the agreement signed, GM said it "now has its sights set on effectively serving customers and completing the ignition switch recall."
"GM's ultimate goal is to create an exemplary process and produce the safest cars for our customers -- they deserve no less," Barra added.
Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx and David Friedman, acting administrator of NHTSA, appeared at a press conference on Friday to discuss the announcement. In a statement prior to the press conference, Foxx urged Congress to support a bill that would raise the maximum penalty for delaying a recall to $300 million.
GM's ignition-switch recall, which has been traced back to 13 deaths, has also attracted scrutiny from the Department of Justice. Meanwhile, GM has said an internal investigation led by former U.S. Attorney Anton Valukas could be completed by June.
The defective parts can inadvertently turn keys out of the "on" position, causing vehicles to stall and cutting off power to air bags. The recall covers Chevrolet Cobalt and Pontiac G5 cars from model-years 2005 to 2010, among other vehicles.
Friedman said a memo sent to GM from its supplier in 2009 stated that if a car key is not in the "on" position, air bags will not deploy. He also said GM should have notified NHTSA of the company's safety review in September.
After issuing the recall in February, GM formed a new safety group and put pending safety reviews on the fast track. On Thursday, the company issued five new recalls and said it expects to book a $200 million charge in the second quarter to cover repair expenses.
Separately on Friday, GM said it expects to have enough parts by October to repair the majority of vehicles with faulty ignition switches and ignition cylinders.
Delphi Automotive (NYSE:DLPH), GM's supplier, is producing replacement parts seven days a week on multiple shifts. GM and Delphi are working to add two more production lines this summer, the automaker added.
"Given that the ignition switch was in very limited production for several years, GM's supplier, Delphi, increased production, pulled machinery out of storage, and found new suppliers for some of the part components," Jeff Boyer, GM's vice president of global vehicle safety, wrote on the company's blog. "We are buying new machinery and equipment to make parts quickly."
Last week, the Transportation Department declined a request from two Senate Democrats to enact a "park it now" order for the recalled cars. The agency does not have the power to tell drivers to park their vehicles, Foxx said at Friday's announcement.
GM shares ticked 15 cents higher to $34.51 in recent trading. As of Thursday's close, the stock was down 15.9% since the start of the year.


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Arpi Avetyan was five years old when she peered through the window of the Gymnastics Center at Glendale's YMCA and found that she was inspired by the gymnasts inside. The same year, Avetyan began training as a rhythmic gymnast.
By age 14, she suggested building a competitive rhythmic gymnastics program, although she coached just a single athlete. That program now has 60 athletes and a reputation for success as Avetyan, 27, coaches athletes who have traveled the nation competing in the Junior Olympics. Half of the program's gymnasts compete at the national level.
On a Wednesday afternoon in mid-June, her girls were stretching before practice. Their season had recently finished and the practice meant a new beginning.
Six of the girls had just returned from Orlando, where they performed individually before hundreds of spectators and a panel of 12 international judges.
Rhythmic gymnastics athletes must master five elements. They are the ball, the ribbon, a pair of clubs, a hoop and a jump rope.
When they start, Avetyan said, "There's a little tears as they push the limits on their own flexibility." But before long, the athletes "grow tall and they look like swans."
On the YMCA's blue floor, the girls, aged 10 to 17, give themselves enough space, take one apparatus at a time and run though their routine hundreds of times before venturing to the next apparatus.
"During competition, it can be really nerve-racking," said 13-year-old Maya Ramamurthy, who practiced with the ball. "You try to get your nerves under control and just take it one element at a time."
The girls average four hours of practice at least five days a week. But for Avetyan, rhythmic gymnastics is more than just sport.
"Confidence," she said. "It's my No. 1 thing."
When the girls first meet Avetyan, she says their shoulders may be slumped, their chins down. On the very first day of practice, Avetyan will have the girls stand before a mirror, look at themselves and announce five good things about what they see.
"As a coach, you have to put very positive things inside their head, teach them how to love themselves. If they don't — then not just this part in life — they're not going to go anywhere if they want to be doctors, lawyers, whatever."
After the girls express how beautiful they are, how they like their eyes or hair, only then is it time to focus, Avetyan said.
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There are many ways to check phase 2 files. However, for people new to GNIRS we suggest the following procedure. This assumes that the observations are set up using the OT automatic templates and/or following the templates in the OT library. NGO technical feasibility checks are carried out at the time of proposal submission, and we assume that problems with the proposed observing configuration/conditions have been sorted out by this point. For more information about GNIRS in the OT, see this page.
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- Does the GNIRS component match that of the science spectroscopy, except for exposure time, coadds and read mode?
- Is the exposure time appropriate for the target? (In most cases, the exposure times for the slit image should not be changed from the library example)
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- Do the observing conditions match those of the science spectroscopy?
- Are you satisfied with the airmass match between the standard star and science target? The "plot" button in the OT position editor can be used to check this.
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- If there are spectral features of importance at wavelengths within 10% of an edge of the specified wavelength range, add a Note to the OT so that the observer ensures that the grating setting is sufficiently accurate to include them.
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Communicating your company ethos to easily distractible millennials can sometimes feel like an uphill battle.
Which is precisely why French Fry Heaven -- the Jacksonville, FL-founded franchise -- has created its very own mobile game to educate consumers about the company's distinctive look, gourmet ingredients and unique terminology.
Additionally, the game also serves as an attention-grabbing training instrument for incoming employees, says the chain's founder and CEO, Scott Nelowet. "I can do online training, I can do classes, I can do spreadsheets, a handout -- like everybody else does," he said, "but this generation learns through gaming."
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