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We normally deliver your cabin the day before the installation team arrives. You may need to store the cabin for 24/48 hours before your arranged installation date. We have an installation team with over 30 years of experience in constructing log cabins. It is required that your base is prepared before the team arrive to construct your log cabin. Installation is normally 1-2 days with the team arriving at 7am to get an early start! (refreshments always appreciated).
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On a Pacific island airfield, a maintenance crew has removed the right wheel of Number 100, a P-38 with aluminum and black paint scheme. I scratchbuilt the tropical vegetation from picture wire, solder, dowels, paper, and ground foam and made the walnut diorama base. Since the model kits by Hasegawa and Monogram were in 1/87 scale, I could use HO railroad figures, ladders, and vehicles for the scene. The Preiser figures were converted from railroad personnel and painted by hand.
In January 2006 this diorama was donated to Brown University's Anne S. K. Brown Military Collection at the invitation of its curator [GPL].
Other views: (a) from ground level; (b) No. 33 in olive drab under repair; (b) Number 100 with right wheel removed.
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A loved one experiencing memory loss and dementia can be heartbreaking and life changing. We are here to help, regardless of what stage in the journey they may be experiencing. We encourage our memory care residents to embrace the memories that they still hold on to, and we become their "memory keeper" for their lost memories. We make each day meaningful to our residents and their family members by sharing, encouraging, and communicating with them.
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The Firebeards were one of the seven houses of the Dwarves. They were originally paired with the Broadbeams. The ancestor of the Firebeards was among the oldest (together with the ancestors of the Broadbeams and Longbeards) of the Seven Ancestors of the Dwarves.[1]
Portrayal in adaptations
2002-5: The Lord of the Rings Roleplaying Game:
- The House corresponding to the Firebeards is called Úri's Folk, said to being "instantly recognizable by the fiery hue of their beards". After the destruction of Nogrod, some of Úri's Folk went to join the Longbeards at Khazad-dûm, while others delved new halls in the southern Ered Luin.[2]
See also
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Peoples of Middle-earth, "Of Dwarves and Men", pp. 301, 322 (note 24)
- ↑ Mike Mearls, Chris Seeman (2003), Moria
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Barcelona, Spain, 1862 (Raster Image)
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- This layer is a georeferenced raster image of the historic paper map entitled: Plano de la ciudad de Barcelona. It was published by Manuel Sauri y Jose Matas editores in 1862. Scale [ca.1:25,000]. Covers Barcelona, Spain. Map in Spanish. The image inside the map neatline is georeferenced to the surface of the earth and fit to the WGS 1984 UTM Zone 31 North coordinate system. All map collar and inset information is also available as part of the raster image, including any inset maps, profiles, statistical tables, directories, text, illustrations, index maps, legends, or other information associated with the principal map. This map shows features such as roads, drainage, built-up areas and selected buildings, fortification, and more. Depths shown by soundings. Includes index. This layer is part of a selection of digitally scanned and georeferenced historic maps from The Harvard Map Collection as part of the Imaging the Urban Environment project. Maps selected for this project represent major urban areas and cities of the world, at various time periods. These maps typically portray both natural and manmade features at a large scale. The selection represents a range of regions, originators, ground condition dates, scales, and purposes.
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PRETORIA, South Africa (CNN) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Friday stood by South Africa's much-criticized quiet diplomacy with neighboring Zimbabwe.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, here in Nairobi, Kenya, on Thursday, will visit seven African nations in 11 days.
"South Africa is very aware of the challenges in that country," she said, referring to Zimbabwe. "South Africa is deeply involved in trying to complete adherence to the global political agreement."
Clinton addressed reporters' questions shortly after meeting with her South African counterpart, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, in Pretoria, South Africa's administrative capital.
After last year's disputed elections in Zimbabwe, the parties of longtime President Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai -- now the prime minister -- formed a unity government under an agreement that South Africa mediated.
But Mugabe's party has been accused by its partners in government of flouting almost every part of the power-sharing agreement reached in September.
Nkoana-Mashabane, South Africa's foreign minister, promised Friday to keep working with Zimbabwe to put implementing the power-sharing deal on a fast track.
Nkoana-Mashabane said nothing about concrete steps her government had taken to ensure such action is done. Watch how South Africa remains a strategic U.S. partner »
Clinton arrived Thursday night in South Africa from Nairobi, Kenya.
The stop marks the second leg of a journey that will take her to seven African nations in 11 days.
CNN's Nkepile Mabuse in Pretoria contributed to this report.
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Saigon Talks Tahiry's Strip Club Job & Says He Feels Sorry For Joe Budden! "I Was The First Domino Who Did It To Him. He F*cked With Me. His Career Ended"
Saigon sits down with Ms. Drama to discuss his upcoming release, Warning Shots 2. He explains his deal with Amalgam Digital and the status on his unreleased album, The Greatest Story Never Told. He also gets into why he feels sorry for Joe Budden but still co-signs Slaughterhouse. Also he warns Joe Budden to keep his girl out the strip club
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For immediate release: Thursday, May 20, 2010
DCJS Launches Podcast Library
Criminal justice programs available for download
The New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services today launched a podcast library of free criminal justice programs on issues ranging from DNA to offender re-entry. All of the programs can be played from the DCJS website, downloaded to a computer, mp3 player or in-car computer or burned to a CD.
"It seems like we're all on the run all the time these days, so DCJS created a public podcast library of educational programs that anyone can enjoy even when they are literally on the run," said Acting Commissioner Sean M. Byrne. "But this is the tip of the iceberg. We intend to continually update our library with new podcasts on emerging criminal justice topics."
Some of the podcasts were converted from "Criminal Justice Forum," a series of television programs produced by DCJS for public access television. The programs have aired around the state and can be viewed on the DCJS website. Other programs were produced by or in partnership with the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police, which maintains a podcast library for law enforcement professionals at www.NYchiefs.org (click on "APB Podcasts").
The following podcasts are currently available:
AMBER Alert Case Example
Mark Spawn, director of research, development and training for the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police, discusses an actual case in which the America's Missing Broadcast Emergency Response (AMBER) system was used to find a Rockland County girl who had been abducted.
Missing Persons - Missing Child Cases
In this program, Mark Spawn interviews Ken Buniak, program manager for the DCJS Missing and Exploited Children Clearinghouse, about missing person and missing child cases.
Child Safety
Retired WRGB news anchor Jack Aernecke interviews Ken Buniak and Cindy Bloch of the Missing and Exploited Children Clearinghouse at DCJS about the steps parents can take to protect their children when they are away from home, or surfing the net in what should be the safety and security of their home.
Crime Victims
Tina Stanford, chairwoman of the New York State Crime Victims Board, is interviewed by Jack Aernecke about the board, the services it provides and the benefits available to victims of crime.
Acting Commissioner Sean Byrne and DCJS Deputy Commissioner and Counsel Gina L. Bianchi talk with Mark Spawn about the state's databank. Current New York law permits authorities to collect a DNA sample from only 46 percent of the people convicted of crime – despite the fact that offenders linked to crimes using the DNA Databank had an average of 11 arrests and five convictions prior to their DNA-qualifying conviction.
Domestic Violence
Amy Barasch, executive director of the New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence, is interviewed by Jack Aernecke about the agency and how it pursues its mission of fighting and preventing domestic violence.
Offender Re-entry
Jack Aernecke interviews Glenn Martin of the Fortune Society of the Vivian Nixon of the College and Community Fellowship. Both Mr. Martin and Ms. Nixon are former offenders who have made the successful transition from prison to society, and are now committed to helping others do the same.
Offender Re-entry: Coming Home, Staying Home
In this program, a team of students from Niagara Falls High School and Media Education Director Richard Meranto interviewed several men at the re-entry unit at the Orleans Correctional Facility and several on parole about the challenges to returning to their community.
Probation and Correctional Alternatives
Robert Maccarone, State Director of the Division of Probation and Correctional Alternatives, discusses alternatives to incarceration with Jack Aernecke.
The New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services is a multi-function criminal justice support agency with a variety of responsibilities, including collection and analysis of statewide crime data; operation of the DNA databank and criminal fingerprint files; administration of federal and state criminal justice funds; support of criminal justice-related agencies across the state; and administration of the state's Sex Offender Registry and a toll-free telephone number (1-800-262-3257) that allows anyone to research the status of an offender.
The New York State Association of Chiefs of Police was organized on November 30, 1901, in Rochester, New York and incorporated in 1957. It is a not for profit organization dedicated to serve the people of the State of New York in the maintenance of law and order and to support the more than 500 Chiefs of Police as they carry out the functions of their office. The primary objective of the Association is to achieve professional recognition, uniformity of operation and the advancement of the general welfare of the police profession through the education of its members.


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Oh, this is fun. Incredible game! Cubs took the second game of the weekend series against the Sox today with an incredible nine run fourth inning including two home runs by Edmonds, one by Ramirez and one by Fontenot. And I thought Lilly scored with the bail out Ramirez gave him yesterday with his two shots…that was a scratch off compared to the lottery of runs Marquis scored today.
I must admit, when I heard Edmonds was a Cub I couldn't believe it. Wait, Jim Edmonds?? Former St. Louis Cardinal Jim Edmonds? The same Jim Edmonds who had produced for the Cardinals time and time again against the Cubs making one of the 2 or 3 Cardinals we least looked forward to seeing at the plate against us in crucial situations? This is supposed to be good for team morale? I suppose it made sense at the time. However, considering he's hitting over .400 in his last 18 games with the Cubs and blasting huge shots out of Wrigley against the team's crosstown rival, what's there to complain about or be confused by now? I mean fans are bowing to him like they do Fukudome. He continues to perform and produce like Fukudome we may start seeing different headbands worn around the outfield at Wrigley. Huge day for Edmonds in shedding that Cardinal red and having us get use to him in Cub blue. Great day today Edmonds, way to go man.
Marquis improved to an incredibly respectable 6-3 on the season and Wood got his 19th save of the year. Even better news, Zambrano went on the DL to rest his strained shoulder and x-rays show no serious damage. Two starts missed is fine all things considered and if the rest of the guys continue to step up during his and Soriano's absence, we'll look pretty good going into the end of Summer. And who would have thought that a simple switch of our closer and a starter would make such a difference to this team? I doubted Wood all Spring…no more. Keep it up Kerry. Marmol and Howry have left much to desire lately. We're going to need you even more while they get through this rough patch.
Tomorrow night's game is nationally televised. Looking forward to seeing them continue this Sox bashing. And with recent events, I admit…I even kind of look forward to seeing Edmonds.
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This basically harmless family comedy presents a view of American education only slightly less realistic than the union-bashing "Won't Back Down'' — here, the staff at a Boston high school meekly acquiesces when the principal announces a salary rollback, and elimination of all extracurricular activities.
The sole dissenter is an out-of-shape, burned-out biology teacher (Kevin James). He sets out to raise enough money to save the job of the beloved music teacher (Henry Winkler) — by becoming an Ultimate Fighting Championship contestant coached by a student in his citizenship class.
Directed by one of producer Adam Sandler's in-house hacks, Frank Coraci, "Here Comes the Boom'' is low on raunch but even lower on laughs. It also looks like half the lighting crew failed to show up.
The script co-authored by James requires you to believe his schlubby character can step into the ring with fearsome UFC champ Krzysztof Soszynski without being sent instantly into traction — and, arguably even more incredibly, land sexy school nurse Salma Hayek.


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Im a 27 year old freestyle motorsport drift driver, drifting is a motorsport that originated in Japan and is the art of sliding a car around a series of corners. I compete and live in Australia, i spend a lot of my time working on drift cars and it is starting to become a big part of my life. I started a blog named http://engineeredtoslide.com/ so my friends, family and fans could keep up to date with whats going on im my fast paced life, this grew into something bigger than i would imagine, i have thousands of views a week and now want to turn it into something with headroom for growth. I want to make a label out of it for people to represent all over the world, i help other drivers out with products to help their cars perform better and i want people to know that they are using my product by the way of company logos on cars.
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Mostly male audiance of ages around 16-35, all around the world. The majority will be from my homeland Australia but a close second would be the USA. They will be slightly alternative as to enter the site they will be interested in the freestyle aspect of sports.
-Im a fairly free individual that would like you the designer to put your spin on the Engineered to slide name.
-Im open to suggestiopns to shorten the name into ETS with the full writing "engineered to slide" under or around it somehow.
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Designing Shakespeare
has been developed to help students and scholars gain a greaterunderstanding of the work of theatre designers working in Britainduring the last forty years of the previous century.
It has also been designed to illustrate the vast range of possible interpretations of Shakespeare's work.
This audio-visual database contains four distinct elements.
Thisresearch resource is unusual in that it draws together the work of arange of people, theatre designers, archivists and librarians at theTheatre Museum and the Shakespeare Centre Library with the support workof AHDS Performing Arts.
It is also unusual in that itis not designed to be a finished or final piece of work. Rather ithopes to act as an example of how the disparate elements used intheatre research can usefully be drawn together into a single database.It is also designed to illustrate the advantages of digital technologyfor the study of performance history. Ideally this project should beseen as a cornerstone onto which further research projects in the areaof theatre history might be built.
The productiondetails database covers all professional productions of Shakespeare inStratford and London over the 40 year period of examination.Illustrations are available for approximately seventy percent of theproductions listed.
In the Additional Informationsection you will find more information about a) how to use thecollection; b) copyright; and c) research methods, collection policyand metadata.
All the materials in the database havebeen made freely available for educational use, however, any commercialuse of this material must involve a licensing agreement with thecopyright holders.
To view video and audio, you need to download the free
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Thiscollection has been developed to illustrate the rich theatre designhistory of Shakespeare's plays over the last forty years of theprevious century. This audio-visual database is designed to supportteaching and research by students, scholars and interested theatreaudiences and practitioners. It has been made freely available on theweb to both illustrate and test the democratic properties of digitaltechnology.
The collection includes four separate butrelated databases: a text database of production details and reviewextracts, an image database drawn from three quite different theatrecollections, a video database of interview clips with theatre designersin Britain and a database of VRML models of the most commonly usedtheatres.
The users are encouraged to search the dataaccording to their own criteria whether they be the name of a director,a designer, a theatre, a theatre company, a year, a play or any otherpossible search term. The entire collection will be searched and theinformation will be displayed as a series of thumbnails or icons forthe images, video and VRML models, which will be linked to the object,while the production details will appear in full. It is important tostress that the information is all linked to the production details,therefore, a search on a director will bring up a list of productionsthat director was involved with plus the corresponding images, modelsand interview clips. It is assumed that interest in a production or acreative practitioner will involve interest in all available materialto illustrate that production.
The primary uses ofthis database are assumed to be for learning and teaching Drama andTheatre studies. It is hoped that it will also be of use to studentsand scholars working in English Departments. It may also be useful forstudents studying design, photography, architecture and for theatrepractitioners and enthusiasts. The collection has been developedspecifically to allow for, even to encourage, comparative study;whether that be a comparison of several productions of the same play,several productions by the same director or designer or severalproductions in the same theatre or year.
The materialsmade available are either new or formerly restricted in their use so itis hoped that their free availability will inspire new forms ofteaching and research. Users are encouraged to copy the materials intotheir own courseware and lecture notes, to use them in seminars,presentations and online discussions and debates. Commercial use ofthese materials or alteration of the original materials, however, aresubject to copyright restrictions. If you plan to use these materialsother than for illustration, discussion or research pleased read thecopyright page before proceeding.
Thisdatabase draws on already existing archives to create a new collectionof material with a very particular focus - the performance history ofShakespeare in Britain over the forty year period of 1960 - 2000. Eachportion of the Archive is drawn from different sources so it is best todeal with each one separately.
Production details andreview excerpts: The starting point and the backbone of the project isthe production details database. At the centre of this database arerecords generated from the FESTE database at the Shakespeare CentreLibrary for all the productions by the Royal Shakespeare Company. ForLondon productions Plays and Players and the London Theatre Record wereused as a starting point for research. All of the records generatedfrom these sources were then cross-referenced and verified against thephotographic record of Donald Cooper and the Theatre Museum'sproduction files. Definitions of what constitutes a London-basedproduction were therefore largely pre-determined by the selectionprocesses of the two theatre journals and the Theatre Museum. It wasthe decision of the project's Principal Investigator not to include theNational Youth Theatre, performances by Drama Schools or other amateuror semi-professional groups. A wide range of pub, outdoor andsite-specific productions have been included, however, the criteria ofprofessional production had to be met. If users would like to drawattention to errors or omissions please contact Dr. Christie Carson,firstname.lastname@example.com
Image Database: The photographs havebeen selected from three archives. The first is the private archive ofthe theatre photographer Donald Cooper who has been one of the leadingtheatrical photographers in the United Kingdom since 1970. DonaldCooper's archive covers a wide range of productions in both Stratfordand London that were taken primarily at photocalls or dress rehearsals.As a result, they are taken from the front of the stage area and areextremely useful for illustrating costume and set detail.
Thesecond primary archive used was the Tom Holte Theatre PhotographicCollection at the Shakespeare Centre Library in Stratford-upon-Avon.These photographs cover the period from 1960 to 1983 and were takenexclusively of the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Royal ShakespeareTheatre from the front of the dress circle. As a result, these imagesare extremely useful in giving a wider view of the set and stagerelations. These images should be credited as in the metadata for anyform of use.
The last photographic archive used wasthe personal slide library of Janet Arnold, costume designer andlecturer at Royal Holloway University of London. These are notprofessional photographs and rather represent the perspective of aninformed audience member. These images were usually taken during dressrehearsals and therefore are extremely effective in showing sets andcostumes in action, often emphasising lighting states and stagemovement. Janet Arnold also photographed costumes, costume designs andmodels. These have been included where permission was received from thedesigner in question. It must be stressed that these photographs weretaken by a member of the theatre design profession, with theunderstanding and consent of her peers. Photography in the theatre isillegal and the inclusion of these images in no way supports theunlawful capture of theatre imagery.
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Sam's Doodle
My son, Sam, is quite artistic. He's always been a doodler, and for the past couple of years, his doodles have been of this one particular celtic knot design. Above, you can see one of his first designs, which he drew onto the surface of his desk. Yes, I know that it looks like maybe it's on someone's skin, but no, it's on his desk, lol.
Here it is on his skin. I HATE it when folks draw on themselves - shame on you, Sam! You are going to get ink poisoning!
You can see the basic doodle in this fancier doodle, and you can also see it in the owl -
Sooooo..... I thought that it would be fun to try to knit this doodle!
I didn't know too much about cables, and I knew absolutely nothing about charting cables. I threw myself on the mercy of my email pal, Susan, who knows everything there is to know about knitting, and she launched me on the right track.
Many sheets of graph paper later, I had a design to swatch.
This is much harder than it looks! The pink swatch was my first one, and it's... meh.
What helped me to get a swatch that I like is to chart only the "pattern" rows. You know, like charting lace, where you chart the "pattern rows" but not the "resting rows." Eureka - I had that little brain storm and then I was able to actually make it work.
When I finally got a swatch that I liked, I trotted on down to the yarn store, and my friend, Joyce, was there and I made her pick out some yarn, heh. It's so nice to have such nice, accomodating friends! Joyce selected this wonderful, heathery, Cascade 220 in the most manly of manly colors - sort of a heathery army green. Perfect!
The way that I solved the problem of the "circles" is to not solve the problem at all. I find that this way is *always* the easiest, lol.
In the photo above, you can see that I got to a spot where the two smaller circles would have to cross the large, center circle, in an area where the slope of the upper circle is pretty much vertical. I swatched and swatched and scratched my head and scratched my head, and I never could figure out how I was going to make this work with traditional cable techniques, so I just ended the cable, put it on pins and decided to just sew them together. It works perfectly!!!
Actually, I didn't exactly sew the cables, it's more like I crocheted them. I held some yarn on the inside of the hat, and I fished a loop through one of the knit stitches of the cable. Then, I fished a loop through the other knit stitch of the cable. I found that this side-by-side arrangement is important so that the stitches sit properly.
My first attempt was to just embroider the cables with a chain stitch, and they came out way too flat and ... well... flat. Cables stand up from the knitting - the stitches are sort of at an angle to the plane of the reverse stockinette. Am I overanalyzing? Probably.
Anyway, so I fished the two loops through the last knitted loops of the cable. Then, I fished two more loops through and so on, always fishing the yarn up through from the inside of the hat, until I closed the gap, making sure that I had the over and under crossings correct.
The two little side circles took only two rounds of "fake knitting" while the large central circle took something like 6 or 8.
There's a little problem, though. The reverse stockinette background is visually composed of horizontal lines, right? Well, knitting going horizontal is also composed of horizontal lines... sigh. So, the cables don't pop quite like I'd like for them to, especially at the bottom of the design. However...
Sam loves his hat and recognized his doodle, straight away. YAY!
Oh, and yes, Sam's hair has blue streaks. This is what happens when you have long hair - and teenaged sisters. Sam's hair is wet in these pictures - when dry, the blue is MUCH bluer, heh heh heh.
Here is a side view...
And one from the top.
Do you see his hands? Next post - Sam's Mitts! Stay tuned!
6 comments:
- fleegle said...
I think the hat is cool, and so is the blue hair!
- Ariel said...
Very very impressive!!!!
The hat's great and I loved reading how you got it to do what you wanted it to do.
- karina said...
Amazing hat. I just love your perseverance. Makes me feel like doodling
- Rosemary said...
Thanks everyone!
Just so you all know - Sam wore the hat to the movies and promptly lost it. Grrr.... Back to the drawing board!
Gorgeous hat -I hope you will put the pattern up for sale - actually, could Sam design more and you write the patterns up? Hmm? Sound Good? Yes???
By the way, did you go to Convergence? I'm in search of the name of one of the vendors and thought you might remember.
- Rosemary said...
Thanks, Jeannie!
I tried to email you, but the one you have listed doesn't work. Email me and I'll get back to you. My email is in my profile.


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- Carmelo Anthony is really really good.
- LOVE how D'Antoni had either Anthony or Stoudemire on the court and the other on the bench for much of the game.
- Less Bill Walker and more Renaldo Balkman please. (I can't believe I just typed that)
- When the PG drives SOMEONE has to check the opposing teams PG.
- Brandon Bass really stepped up. Is he a good player or does the Knicks defense just stink?
- With Imam Shumpert injured get ready to see a lot of Mike Bibby the next two weeks.
- Toney Douglas need to pass a lot more.
- Carmelo Anthony is really really good.


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School Holiday
Start: 17th Apr 2019 9:00am
Start: 17th Apr 2019 9:00am
A safe and supportive environment; safe from hurt by others, in what they say or do; safe to learn within an enquiring environment; encouraging creativity, and a questioning mind.
Smart ways of thinking and learning, behaving and the way in which we present ourselves, as a member of Gainsborough School.
Treat others as you wish to be treated, help each other to be happy within school, greet others with a smile, help to create a happy and enthusiastic place to learn.


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There is an interesting debate playing out between Tesla's boss (Musk) and the NY Times. A prominent NY Times reporter (Broder) took a Tesla electric vehicle for a spin and wrote a negative review. Anticipating the nasty PR consequences, Musk has gone nuclear. Here is an article providing links.
In my academic work and my blogging, I have often written about "greens" as "guinea pigs". California's AB32 can be viewed as an enormous field experiment. Progressive California has launched this experiment without a subsidy from anyone and the lessons learned will be public goods that benefit the rest of the world. Tesla is just one "green firm". Its cars are very expensive. To justify such a price premium requires offering a high quality experience. It would interest me if Musk is willing to engage in a "Cola Challenge" (similar to the blind Coke vs. Pepsi comparisons) to see whether drivers give his EV higher marks than a Nissan Leaf or another EV competitor.
UPDATE: I've now recorded a YouTube Video (Lecture #38) on this topic of "buzz" and green product competition.


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kidzmatter needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 79 designs submitted by 28 freelance designers.
new startup needs logo. Kidz Matter is a company focused on developing life skills and leadership skills for children. Looking for clean, fresh, positive look.
Kidz Matter
Update*** - the company is about kids, however the target is equally Parents. Therefore, appeal needs to be professional and not too "cutesy." Looking for a clean, fresh, positive logo for company. No set parameters for artwork ... be creative. Kidz Matter teaches children and parents how to develop life skills, fitness/health and leadership skills, through education, interactive website, activities, and other resources. Target audience is families with children 3-12 - primarily US market. Logo will brand company on website and all marketing materials. Founders have 40 years experience developing and implementing activity-based programs to children. Now extending programs to the web to capture larger market share. website is http://www.mykidzmatter.com only a shell up at this time.
- prefer simple color scheme. no preset conditions on colors other than it should cater to kids and families.
- logo should be "cool" enough not to "turn-off" 10-12 year-olds.
- company name is Kidz Matter
- easy to read - not too abstract
- 5-8 colors
- do not want BLACK as primary color
- do not want a pre-school or toddler look/feel
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Jennifer Lawrence, scrappy star of "The Hunger Games" franchise and imaginary BFF to the world, has signed on to portray one of American literature's great sociopaths.
Lawrence will play Cathy Ames, the beautiful, depraved mother of twin sons in a forthcoming adaptation of John Steinbeck's "East of Eden."
Set up as a two-film series at Universal Pictures and Imagine Entertainment, the project will reteam Lawrence with her "Hunger Games" director, Gary Ross.
In his 1952 novel, set in California's Salinas Valley, Steinbeck described Cathy Ames as a "psychotic monster." In the course of the sprawling story, she murders her parents, abandons her children and poisons the madame at the brothel where she works as a prostitute.
The role will be a departure from the gritty heroine parts Lawrence has played in movies like "Winter's Bone" and "The Hunger Games," and the appealingly odd girl-next-door portrayal that won her an Oscar for 2012's "Silver Linings Playbook."
Lawrence won't be the first actress to inhabit Steinbeck's villainness. Elia Kazan's 1955 film adaptation of "East of Eden" is best known for launching the career of James Dean, but it also earned a best supporting actress Oscar for Jo Van Fleet in the Cathy Ames role. And in 1982 Jane Seymour won a Golden Globe for playing the role in an ABC mini-series adaptation.
Lawrence, 23, is tilting naughtier in her recent film choices.
Later this year, after "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" opens in November, she'll play the femme fatale wife of a con man (Christian Bale) in David O. Russell's "American Hustle," which is due in December.
No start date for the "East of Eden" project has been announced.


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Wall Street slumped on Monday on the heels of a big rally last week as traders braced for the start of corporate earnings season.
Today's Markets
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 50.9 points, or 0.38%, to 13384, the S&P 500 dipped 4.6 points, or 0.31%, to 1462 and the Nasdaq Composite slumped 2.9 points, or 0.09%, to 3099.
The markets rang in 2013 with a big rally last week. The Dow tacked on close to 500 points, while the broad S&P 500 soared 4.6%. The move was driven by enthusiasm that lawmakers in the U.S. finally forged a deal that at least temporarily averts many of the damaging effects of the fiscal cliff. However, sentiment on Wall Street has grown more cautious as analysts begin gauging the impact of the budget agreement on the economy and prepare for fourth-quarter earnings season.
Indeed, in a sign of the concerns, Goldman Sachs Chief U.S. Economist Jan Hatzius wrote in a note to clients Sunday that the payroll tax cut expiration and tax hike on high earners -- both parts of the deal -- are likely to "weigh heavily" on disposable income and consumer spending in coming months. He reckons disposable income could take a hit of roughly $200 billion.
Alcoa (NYSE:AA) announces its quarterly earnings Tuesday, which most market participants consider to be the unofficial start of earnings season. The blue-chip aluminum maker is expected to have earned six cents a share in the fourth quarter.
"Since equity markets are currently at such high levels, stock might come off if quickly if the reports come in worse than expected," David Madden, a market analyst at IG, wrote in an email.
Also on the corporate front, Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) and Fannie Mae reached an agreement to settle claims relating to residential mortgages the banking giant and a subsidiary sold to Fannie between 2000 and 2008.
As part of the deal, BofA will pay Fannie $3.6 billion in cash and repurchase $6.75 billion in mortgages. The move will impact BofA's fourth-quarter income by $2.7 billion. Still, the second-biggest U.S. bank by assets is expecting to post "modestly positive" fourth-quarter earnings per share.
Energy markets were mildly lower. The benchmark crude oil contract slipped 55 cents, or 0.59%, to $92.54 a barrel. Wholesale New York Harbor gasoline dipped 0.65% to $2.746 a gallon. In metals, gold climbed $6.50, or 0.39%, to $1,655 a troy ounce.
Foreign Markets
The Euro Stoxx 50 dipped 0.51% to 2696, the English FTSE 100 slumped 0.41% to 6065 and the German DAX fell 0.56% to 7733.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 slid 0.83% to 10588 and the Chinese Hang Seng inched lower by 0.01% to 23330.


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LOS ANGELES – Captain Dustin Brown redirected Willie Mitchell's shot 10:26 into the second overtime, and the Los Angeles Kings outlasted the New York Rangers 5-4 Saturday night to take a 2-0 lead in the Stanley Cup finals.
Marian Gaborik tied it with 12:24 left in regulation for the Kings, who rallied from another two-goal deficit in their latest exhibition of clutch comeback hockey.
In their third straight overtime game, they traded scoring chances with New York before Mitchell teed up a long shot. Brown deflected it under Henrik Lundqvist's glove arm, ending the longest finals game in Rangers history and nearly the longest playoff game in Kings history.
Lundqvist made 39 saves for New York, and Jonathan Quick had 34 for Los Angeles.
Game 3 is Monday at Madison Square Garden.
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A Walk through Time
History of timekeeping from ancient to modern times.
(at NIST)
Calendars through the Ages
Systems of counting the days, months, and years.
(at webexhibits.org)
Daylight Saving Time
When and why do we change our clocks?
(at webexhibits.org)
It's About Time
Advances in timekeeping accuracy and atomic clocks.
(at University of Wisconsin)
Quartz Clocks and Watches
What's inside your wristwatch?
(at Explainthatstuff)
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Meal Plan Information
Welcome to the Dining Hall
Meal Plan Requirements
All residents enjoy a meal plan while living on campus. Please see Dining Services for details.
- All student who are new to Davenport housing in the fall of 2013 are on the Unlimited meal plan, which features unlimited access to the dining hall during normal hours of operation as well as $100 in Dining Dollars. Returning students to Davenport housing in South Hall are on the 14 meals/week plan, which allows 14 entrances per week at anytime during normal hours of operation.
- For residents of Cook and Meijer Halls the 120 meal block is the default, which means that residents have 120 meals that they can use over the course of the semester. Meals cannot be carried over to the next semester. Cook and Meijer residents are allowed to upgrade to a 10 meals/week, 14 meals/week or the unlimited plan.


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A week or so ago I posted the Samsung 3D Projection Mapping installation from Amsterdam, probably the best projection mapping experience seen to date and to take the the campaign further, Muse, the agency behind the projection mapping, has now created a very cool YouTube experience by re-creating the Amsterdam installation with a YouTube page take over that doubles as a game (the very first of its kind on YouTube) to win a new 3D TV from Samsung.
The footage from Amsterdam breaks out of the video panel (true to YouTube take overs) and starts to crack the users screen before a game screen appears, the countdown starts and a scoreboard ticks away as you capture as many of the 3D butterflies as possible. (thanks Karlijn!)


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Albert Einstein's brain can now be downloaded to your trusty Apple iPad, should you own one.
Sadly it's not an iOS-compatible simulation of the top physicist's mind, best known for coming up with the general theory of relativity and laying the ground work for quantum mechanics. Instead it's a selection of photos of slices of the German-born boffin's grey matter.
Still – the app will let iPad users get as close to the great man's brain as any neurobiologist can.
Einstein's brain was removed and preserved when he died in April 1955. Pathologist Dr Thomas Harvey of Princeton Hospital split it into 170 parts and sectioned them into microscope slides. He then stained the wafers to highlight the cellular structure and nerve conduction tissue.
Dr Harvey's collection of brain samples was bequeathed in 2010 to the National Museum of Health and Medicine in Chicago, which has just scraped together the cash to digitise the slides and put them in a new iPad app. The software is available from Apple's App Store for $9.99, or £6.99, and funds will go to the museum.
The magnified high-resolution images give fanbois the view that they'd get if the brain slides were on the business end of a microscope, and the app makers hope opening up one of the world's greatest brains to neurobiologists everywhere, as well as the the general public, will garner new insight into the workings of the Nobel prize-winning boffin's cerebral matter.
Nothing exceptional was found about Einstein's brain in 1955, but a 1999 survey found that it contained a rare density of connections between neurons in the language, spatial and mathematical areas.
One severe limitation of Harvey's slides is that it is hard to tell exactly where each sample was taken from Einstein's brain: the 170 parts are loosely attributed to the brainstem and various lobes rather than specifically located. Solving the location of the brain parts is now considered to be much more important.
The Chicago museum features another interesting brain from Dr Harvey's collection: Henry Molaison, who died in 2008 after living for decades with profound amnesia.
Planned updates to the Einstein app will include further slides as they are digitised and will add more context to existing ones. ®


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Anfield had earned an 89th-minute reprieve but the reaction was akin to a curse lifting. A Liverpool victory having dominated, squandered, worried and survived a late opposition rally is a rarity in itself, but it was the final act that sparked delirium and strengthened Brendan Rodgers's hope of a breakthrough season.
Simon Mignolet's penalty stop from Stoke City's Jonathan Walters produced "the debut that you dream of" for the £9m summer signing from Sunderland. In doing so he became the only Liverpool goalkeeper to save a spot-kick on his debut and the first to foil one in a league game at Anfield for 14 years. The last time was 28 August 1999, to be exact, when Sander Westerveld thwarted Arsenal's Davor Suker, with the 16 awarded since (not many, admittedly) all converted. A remarkable statistic that Mignolet enhanced with the follow-up, denying Kenwyne Jones with the rebound and his manager familiar torment.
"I thought we were stood back in last season," said Rodgers on the moment Daniel Agger was penalised for a ballerina act gone wrong. Instead, the manager strolled into the post-match press conference laughing, clapping his hands and shouting "Liverpool – top of the league!" He was right to milk the moment. A torturous summer with Luis Suárez had not sabotaged the opening day. "All I will say on Luis is that I'm very satisfied with how things have been resolved," said Rodgers, and Liverpool's mood will be enhanced should they seal the £30m transfer of Willian from Anzhi Makhachkala. Several clubs are interested in the Brazil midfielder but Liverpool are closest to a deal, if erring on the side of caution after a summer of near-misses for leading targets.
"These are the wins that galvanise you," the Liverpool manager surmised. "They are better than the 4-0s and the 5-0s at times. It was a game we totally dominated but couldn't finish it off and then the game is in the balance and a bit edgy. We saw games last season that we dominated and didn't get the win. But I was pleased with how we closed the game out after the penalty – we were boring, we got into the corner, used our bodies and got two or three players in there. That shows we have started to become good tactically again. Instead of it becoming a basketball game with us going for a second goal and them coming back at us, we just controlled the game, killed it, got the three points, got in the shower and got off home. It was a big three points." And a sickening start to life at Stoke for Mark Hughes.
Stoke's new manager did not comment on the game as he left immediately on a scouting mission. He could not have questioned the merits of Liverpool's triumph yet had causes for regret. The visitors lost Wilson Palacios in the warm-up, saw Robert Huth slam the first golden chance of the season against the bar and, having survived a first-half storm thanks to the superb Asmir Begovic, were increasingly assured in the second half. They remain a side reliant on the set piece for goals, however.
Mignolet twice denied Walters an equaliser, with the Evertonian's predictable penalty and meagre record – 10 scored from 15 now for Stoke – another lament for Hughes. It was mystifying that Walters took the responsibility with Charlie Adam on the pitch.
"How long is a piece of string?" replied Mark Bowen, Hughes's assistant, on how long it will take to develop Stoke's style of play. "We are working on it every day and have done so right through pre-season. It would have been very easy here, when under pressure as a defender, to revert to launching it forward. But overall we kept playing the way we want and I know our fans want to see it that way."
Stoke were undone and Liverpool benefited from a touch of clinical excellence by Daniel Sturridge. With the banned Suárez looking on, and surely querying the merits of a pushing for a move to Arsenal by the afternoon's end, Sturridge revelled in the responsibility of leading Liverpool's attack. An unerring drive into the bottom corner from 20 yards, with immense power from little back-lift of the left foot, could become a Sturridge trademark if he plays often enough.
Praising Sturridge's rapid return from ankle ligament damage, Rodgers revealed: "Daniel had to make sacrifices this summer. The biggest credit you can give him is that in that time he was off he never put on any weight whatsoever. He adjusted his diet to make sure he didn't put on anything while he physically couldn't do anything. I have to give credit to the medical team as well because they also had to make sacrifices."
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Recall 08V122000
Internal Failure of Front Interior Control Module
Recall Details
Transistors used in the front signal acquisition and actuation module (SAM-F) may have been damaged during module assembly. As a result, the module could fail without warning, increasing the risk of a crash. Dealers will inspect and replace the affected modules as necessary. This recall is scheduled to begin on May 2, 2008. The Mercedes-Benz recall number is 2008 030005.
Our Quick Take
An internal fault with the module that controls certain vehicle functions may cause it to fail, increasing the risk of a crash.
What Should You Do?
This should be considered a high priority recall; the affected interior control module could fail without warning. Please contact your Mercedes-Benz dealer; they will check to see if your specific vehicle is affected and advise you on what to do next. Always have your vehicle identification number (VIN) handy when you call.


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Grant Green
Broadening his musical palette, Grant Green detoured into a number of "theme" sessions in 1962 -- the light Latin jazz of The Latin Bit; the country & western standards of Goin' West; and the best of the bunch, the old-time gospel album Feelin' the Spirit. For Feelin' the Spirit, Green takes five traditional, public-domain African-American spirituals (plus the CD bonus track "Deep River") and gives them convincing jazz treatments in a quartet-plus-tambourine setting. Green's light touch and clear tone match very well with the reverent material, and pianist Herbie Hancock is tremendous in support, serving the needs of the music and nailing the bright gospel style perfectly. Similarly, Green's playing never gets too complicated or loses sight of the melodies, yet he never runs short of ideas -- which goes to show that Feelin' the Spirit is indeed a labor of love. Opening with a jaunty "Just a Closer Walk With Thee," Green and Hancock work up an impassioned gospel fervor on "Go Down Moses," which is loaded with soulful, bluesy tradeoffs. Yet overall, the mood is fairly reflective, with Green's interpretations of "Joshua Fit de Battle ob Jericho," "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen," and "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child" pointing up the suffering and sorrow behind these standards -- with the implication that suffering still continued into 1962. That's not to say Feelin' the Spirit is a depressing album, though; it's simply infused with the spirit of the blues, which is part of the reason these songs translate so surprisingly well despite their harmonic simplicity. Green, Hancock, bassist Butch Warren, and drummer Billy Higgins keep the grooves flowing throughout, making Feelin' the Spirit a rousingly successful experiment. ~ Steve Huey


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You probably know that MobBase makes it easy for musicians, bands, artists and DJs to create, launch and manage their own, custom iPhone apps. You may have even downloaded one of the more than 150 MobBase artist apps available in iTunes. But, if you're not a musician, band, artist or DJ, did you know that MobBase makes it easy for you to make your own mobile app too?
If you're a music industry blog/publication, record label, radio station, venue, music festival, music school, recording studio, gear/instrument company, or other music related project/company, MobBase can greatly help you connect with your audience through a custom iPhone app. For as little as $0.50 a day, you can use MobBase to build a dynamic app that shares music, photos, videos, tweets, news, event info, merchandise and other content with fans on their mobile devices. Here's a little taste of the different types of music industry players that are using MobBase to connect with their fans:
Music Industry Blogs, Publications and Resources:
- Indie Music Tech: A blog that explores the technologies enabling the music industry.
- Remix Comps: A community of remix contest enthusiasts that provides information on the latest remix contests going on across the web, and features streaming versions of remix contest winners.
- Wink Sound: A resource for music production videos and tutorials on Ableton, Logic, Pro-Tools, Reason, and Cubase, as well as on mixing, mastering, recording audio, beat making and Djing.
- Evolving Music: You're looking at it dude
Record Labels and Other Music Companies:
- Controlled Substance Sound Labs/Silverback Artist Management: Record label and artist management firm; artists include Sublime, Slightly Stoopid, Pepper, Fishbone, The Beautiful Girls, Mat McHugh, Rebelution, and The Expendables.
- Town Thizzness: Record label created by Thizz Nation and SMC Recordings; artists include Mistah Fab, J.Stalin, D.Lo, Sleepy D, Beeda Weeda, Philthy Rich, Dj Fresh, Stevie Joe, Shady Nate, G-Stack, and Eddi Projex.
- Independent Media: Marketing and artist development company; artists include K'Naan, Tanya Morgan, J*Davey, Canibus, Shaya, Truthlive and Sin.
- Let It Burn Records: European hardcore record label.
- Flash Records: German electronica record label
- Nobel Records: Norwegian record label; artists include Jazzmaster, Bang Bang, and True Blue.
- Metal Postcards Records: Hong Kong based metal record label.
Radio and Music Discovery:
- IODA Promonet: A promotional distribution network from IODA that helps fans discover and share music from thousands of top independent artists and labels around the world.
- House Music Channel: A destination for all things house music, featuring exclusive music, mixed sets, news, information, and events from today's hottest names in house music.
- Flawless Radio: An app that helps you discover new music and news from the hottest emerging and developing hip-hop artists.
- LyricShare: A Gospel and Christian music destination that gives unrivaled access to music, pictures, lyrics, sheet music, and videos.
Soundtracks and Soundscapes:
- Sound Healing: This app is the perfect audio companion to meditation and yoga, and includes 72 relaxing songs for meditation.
- Nurse Jackie Soundtrack: The official app for the soundtrack for Showtime's Nurse Jackie.


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EDMONDS — Plans are moving forward to rebuild the former Safeway shopping center near the waterfront into a destination hotspot with one of the largest outdoor dining areas in the city.
The store at 190 Sunset Ave., that until last month had been anchored by the Waterfront Antique Mall, will be divided into two spaces, one for restaurants and shopping and another for a regional fine art museum.
Echelbarger Fund Managements has already signed two of four tenants that will occupy the retail space in the 20,000-square-foot store, Scratch Distillery and Brigid's Bottleshop.
The hope is for the retail center to open this winter or by spring.
"Edmonds is just a wonderful little community," said Nick Echelbarger, whose family is redeveloping the center. "And it's very loyal. Any retailer that opens in town and does a good job has customers for life."
It's part of a $3 million overhaul to give new life to the 4.28-acre shopping center nestled between the waterfront and downtown. Inside a vacant storefront laid out like a puzzle is what will become the signature piece for the project: A historic, two-story terra cotta archway to be installed at the corner of W. Dayton Street and Sunset Avenue.
The 105-year-old portico used to stand at the old Edmonds High School, but was discarded during a 2005 renovation that made the school into the Edmonds Center for the Arts.
Nick Echelbarger's parents, Lindsey and Carolyn, bought the archway, because they didn't want to see it carted away in a dumpster. They plan to use it as a ceremonial access into the property.
It's fitting that a family with such deep roots in the community is drawing upon a piece of history for the development.
"I saw my first movie at the Edmonds Theater," Echelbarger said. "My Dad saw his first movie at the Edmonds Theater. My Granddad saw his first movie at the Edmonds Theater.
"And that was on my Great-Grandfather's lap, who was reading him the subtitles for the silent movie."
The Echelbarger family, who run a real estate investment company out of Edmonds, purchased the shopping center two years ago. The former owner had wanted the city to triple building heights for the site, but the city nixed that effort.
Lindsey and Carolyn Echelbarger, who live in Woodway, said at that time they wanted to give a new face to the tired and rundown center.
Since then, the family rebuilt the parking lot. They've hired nationally renowned landscapers Charles Price and Glenn Withey, curators of Dunn Gardens in Seattle, to bring in unique and rare plants and create one of the largest rain gardens in the community.
They've also commissioned Suquamish artist Peg Deam's to create an art piece, "Spirit, Tide and Travels." Mead Powers, a Seattle-based custom concrete artist, installed the artwork in the retaining walls on the project's east façade.
And they've installed globe lighting outside the shopping center that can alternate colors during the holiday season.
The biggest change to the property will be this next phase, reshaping the former Safeway.
The idea is to create what is called a market-concept common corridor in the building. On the south side will be four shops overlooking a 2,000-square-foot outdoor terrace with fire pits.
The family wants to take out the south-facing wall and replace it with glass walls and doors giving the businesses access to the outdoor seating. One of those businesses is Scratch Distillery, which will produce a full-line of craft spirits on site.
"That section of Edmonds has been so underutilized compared with the downtown," said Kim Karrick, who is developing the distillery. "Anything that we can do to bring people to that area will be exciting."
Another is Brigid's Bottleshop, which will feature 10 rotating taps and hundreds of unique beers. Two more businesses, a restaurant and another that could be a bakery or a coffee shop, will be added.
For the northside, a new museum called the Cascadia Art Museum will be built. Nick Echelbarger said that his parents have collected pieces of Northwest art from 1880 to 1962, or from before Washington's statehood to the Seattle World's Fair.
A museum board is expected to make a series of announcements about the project later this summer.
Echelbarger said they're hoping to build a property that the community will enjoy.
"We've crossed the line from simply investing in a property to a labor of love," Echelbarger said. "You don't do retail centers and put up historic arches, hire nationally recognized landscapers and put in original artwork in the retaining walls.
"This deserves the extra effort."


text: Power Hour: Be Ready for a Summer Price Rally May 7, 2013 09:30 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Sara Schafer Top Producer Editor Email Planting delays are creating some unique marketing opportunities. Farm Journal Economist Bob Utterback provides advice. With corn planting so far behind this year, corn yields may be reduced. Farm Journal economist Bob Utterback believes the chance is extremely likely. "This is not going to be a spectacular year for yields." As of this week, only 12% of the U.S. corn crop is planted. That is significantly behind the five-year average of 47% planted by May 5. (See AgWeb's interactive corn planting map.) The potential of reduced yields could create some unstable prices. Utterback says now is the time for farmers to prepare and put positions in place. He also suggests that farmers are aware of when a rally is most likely to happen. "The real rally for corn prices is not with planting delays but summer weather scares," he says. "One has to be a seller of the market during these rallies. Don't fall back and think crop insurance is your marketing plan for 2013." See more Power Hour news, blogs and videos. Back to news


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