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Kudos to you for getting prepared to bring forth your business.
However, there are a few things you need to know before you embark on this journey.
You should be cautious about sharing your ideas with people you don't know. You might want to have them sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before sharing your ideas with them. Many people will tell you that NDAs aren't worth the paper they're written on, but that's simply not true. If your NDA is put together in the right way, it may be completely actionable. It would be a good idea to see an attorney to assist you with this.
Also, not to knock your idea, but keep in mind that there are many people who have a promising idea for a website. If your idea is promising, you should want people to earn the right to work with you so part of your RFP (Request for Proposal) might be a request for them to submit a rough draft of how they think your site will look. This way you can effectively determine with which designer you most resonate.
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Hi All,
Can anyone offer me their expertis and suggestions/examples for how I can replace this cursor with a query that runs in sensible time frame against millions of records.
Many thanks in advance.
DEALLOCATE c1
asked Sep 22, 2011 at 01:52 AM in Default
edited Sep 22, 2011 at 02:12 AM
Håkan Winther
To me it looks like you could place the code for the cursor inside a common table expression and then use it as a source for your insert statement. Something like the code below:
answered Sep 22, 2011 at 02:18 AM
Håkan Winther
I would heartily recommend reading the blog post here http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/T-SQL/73887/ and its follow up article about how to tackle cursors and replace them with set based solutions
answered Sep 22, 2011 at 02:42 AM
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"Love is like a silhouette of dreams" is the best line I've heard all year. It's so meaningless, it verges on the avant-garde. "Open up your heart and let me pull you out" is, in the most literal sense, profoundly disturbing. Her lyrics subvert the very cliches they swim in. It's the kind of deconstructionist pop nonsense that Greer Gartside tried to achieve on Scritti Politti's Cupid & Psyche 85. Where he failed, Kimbra succeeds. Would anyone who believed in the power of linguistics write, "Love is like a silhouette of dreams"? She knows that language has failed us, that an "ooh-ooh-oh" can say more than any words. Whether she arrived at this knowledge through her Pentecostal roots or through endless readings of Lacan is something for future generations and interviewers to ponder.Well worth the price of entry
Please, John Darnielle. Read the review. Take it in slowly. Really try to process it. We love you and miss you. I know it hurts, but this is important. You took a wrong turn about nine or ten years ago, but it's not too late. You can go back to your roots. You can find the raw sincerity and brilliance you once had. But only if you admit that you are powerless against the banality of producers and the superficial shine of studio recording. You have to give it up. It's killing you artistically. And it's hurting us too, John—we're all affected by it. It hurts us to see you like this. We're your friends and we just want to see you get better.Thou hast blasphemed.
A fair chunk of music that has been produced this year could be classified as music for people who don't like music. A fair chunk of all pop music ever has been. You know the type. When I was a student everyone had to own Bob Marley's Legend and Born In The USA. That was how it was. Produce the cassettes and you get to wear your keffiyeh down the uni bar. Not that some of it isn't good – draw your own Venn diagrams here – but the music that gets sold at petrol stations has a particular flavour to it. I mean, if you've only bought a couple of albums in the last six months and you've picked from Fleet Foxes, Adele, Lady Gaga or Eddie Vedder and his faux-rustic, common man, back to basics ukefuckingleles, you're consuming music in a very different way to someone who devours it for breakfast, lunch and tea, whose pulse beats faster at the thought of the filthy shouty racket that the best new band in town will make tonight and who can actually literally feel their mouth watering when they read enticing reviews of new releases (please tell me that's not just me).It sounds like you're the first type of music consumer being mentioned – the one who just wants something pleasant to put on, well-categorized, well-enough-written, that's that. I more strongly identify with the latter. I could never just browse through a series of new releases and expect to hit upon something that triggers anything fierce in me. I need more. And I need people with the same cravings to help me find what I'm looking for.
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The football coaches from around the ACC gathered at the ACC Kickoff Monday, with the league touting its new look as Syracuse and Pittsburgh join the expanded conference.
N.C. State and North Carolina have new looks in a sense, too – but familiar challenges. The Wolfpack hasn't won the ACC title since 1979 – a year before Jim Valvano became the basketball coach.
And UNC hasn't won it since 1980 – two years before Dean Smith won his first NCAA basketball title.
And this year? Well, the Clemson Tigers are the overwhelming choice to win the league, and State and Carolina are picked third in each of their divisions. Duke is picked for dead last.
There's hope in the Triangle, but Dave Doeren, the new coach at N.C. State, and Larry Fedora, in his second year at UNC, are both aware of the long decades since their schools won a title.
Doeren won a title in his first season in Northern Illinois in 2011 and then another last season as his team reached the Orange Bowl.
"Northern hadn't won it in 28 years and they'd been a good program," Doeren said. "These guys [N.C. State] have been a good program."
If anything, Doeren said, the road ahead at N.C. State "might be easier."
At Northern Illinois, his club was considered a Mid-American Conference power and a team everyone wanted to beat.
"So that was tough - we had everybody's best shot," he said. "Here, we're picked third on our side, which surprises me. Nobody's going to have us circled on their calendar except for maybe UNC."
The key for State to contend for titles, Doeren said, is to become a stout road team. The Pack was 2-5 on the road last season and finished 7-6.
"I know just being around our guys for 12 to 15 practices, that's the biggest thing is teaching them how to take their Carter-Finley game on the road," he said. "So those are the things we will talk about a lot about in fall camp."
He also talked about creating a new spirit at N.C. State. For example, Doeren sported a band on his right wrist with the words, "Who has it better than us? Noooobody."
"That's something we love," Doeren said. "I can walk into a meeting and ask that and the guys will yell it back to me."
UNC's Fedora, a high-energy coach who greeted reporters by sitting down with a can of Red Bull, said he'd discussed the Tar Heels' long drought with his team. At first, he questioned whether anyone on the team was even alive the last time Carolina won a title - but then a reporter said that the answer would be no, since that player would be in his 30s.
But it doesn't take a genius in calculus to figure out it has been decades since the Tar Heels hung a banner in the sport.
"We haven't talked about specifically 1980 but we have talked about how it's been a long time," Fedora said. "They know it hasn't been done in a long time, so why not do it? Those things get you out of bed in the morning."
Asked what it would take to do that, Fedora said, "First of all, we have to continue to change the culture at Carolina. We've got to play smart, we've got to play fast and we've got to play physical. We do those things, and we can win the league."
Carolina enters this year without some key personnel from a year ago. Guard Jonathan Cooper (Cardinals) and defensive lineman Sylvester Williams (Denver Broncos) were both first-round picks, and tailback Gio Bernard was the first running back selected, in the second round by Cincinnati.
But Bryn Renner has star quality at quarterback, and Fedora expects him to be even better this fall. Fedora said Renner was overwhelmed at first by the extensive new offense, and the new staff cut that back at midseason.
"It wasn't fair to Bryan," Fedora said. "When we cut back midway through the season you saw what Bryn did. Bryn's so comfortable now we can do more things [on offense], but how much more do we need?"
Carolina finished 8-4 overall and 5-3 in the Coastal Division but was ineligible for postseason play.
Fedora believes this team can perform at a higher level now that it is accustomed to the blistering pace he wants for his squad.
"Now, guys aren't thinking [about what they have to do]," Fedora said. "When they are thinking their feet aren't moving fast, they don't look athletic. Now you are getting to see guys turning loose and just playing football. You are seeing their athleticism come out."
Tigers picked to win it all: The Tigers dominated voting from media members who cover the league, with 95 voters picking them to win the title. Florida State was second with 15 votes. North Carolina was tied for third with three.
The reporters picked N.C. State third in the Atlantic Division and North Carolina third in the Coastal. Duke was picked seventh in the Coastal.
It was familiar territory for the Triangle's ACC schools. N.C. State hasn't won the ACC title since 1979 and Carolina hasn't won it since 1980. Duke shared the title with Virginia in 1989, Steve Spurrier's last year as the Blue Devils' coach.
The ACC football coaches met with the media Monday afternoon at the Grandover Resort.
Boyd key to Clemson turnaround: Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd was picked as the league's preseason player of the year, with 105 votes. Bryn Renner of UNC was fifth, with two votes.
The Tigers won the ACC in 2011, breaking a 20-year title drought for one of the league's proudest programs. This time, Clemson is clearly loaded as Coach Dabo Swinney has a deep, talented group led by Boyd.
Boyd's signing with Clemson, after he had originally committed to Tennessee, was essential to Swinney's resurrection of the program.
"He was a committed player, going to Tennessee, and there was a coaching change and that wasn't a good marriage," Swinney recalled Monday.
Swinney said Boyd had one official visit left and decided to look at Clemson.
Swinney said he told him, "You come to Clemson and you can change Clemson and have a lot of fun doing it.' At the end of the day, he trusted me, and it's been a great journey."
ACC struggles against nonconference teams: What hasn't been a great journey, though, is the ACC's performance against teams not in the league. The ACC hasn't had a team in the national title game since 2000, when Florida State lost to Oklahoma, and had a miserable effort last season in nonconference games.
Virginia coach Mike London touched on that Monday, saying,, "It's important that not only we, Virginia, play well, but that the other teams in the conference play well," London said.
The ACC adds Pittsburgh and Syracuse this year, and the front of the Grandover was marked by signs welcoming them aboard. And this is the last season for Maryland, an original member leaving for a bigger payout in the Big Ten.
The Grandover is only blocks from the ACC headquarters, and in the heart of the ACC's base, but Maryland coach Randy Edsall looked astonished when asked if he'd received any comments from fans or kidding from his fellow coaches about leaving.
"We've been treated very well," he said. "My colleagues in the league are very professional, very respectful. Everybody's been very cordial, very receptive. It's been great."
N.C. State coach Dave Doeren, UNC coach Larry Fedora and Duke coach David Cutcliffe will meet with the media later Monday afternoon.
Noting the ACC
Magazine hits the trash: Clemson's Dabo Swinney had a funny comment when asked about being the preseason favorite. He said he picked up a preseason magazine, saw it raved about Clemson, and "tossed the magazine in the trash."
Looking around, he realized he was speaking to a bunch of sports writers and rushed to add, "No offense," which drew a laugh. But he went on to say that the predictions were based on last season, which weren't necessarily relevant to this year.
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Room #1, the Victorian Room, boasts an unobstructed ocean view, a four-piece bathroom with whirlpool tub, an antique mahogany full size bed, LCD TV with DVD player, unlimited movie access, wireless internet, and two chairs. Rates include our continental breakfast for two. Taxes extra.
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We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Surfside. There were many simple and special pleasures: the waves crashing outside our windows, the beach a few steps away, the comfortable and cozy room, delicious breakfasts. We were made to feel welcome and received good suggestions for our time. My husband and I had never been to Nova Scotia before. After our stay here we hope to return.
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My Husband and I stayed at the Surfside Inn October 12/13. We stayed in the Honeymoon Suite and booked the romance package.The package includes chilled champagne, chocolate truffles and a 3 course dinner for two. We were a tad bit disappointed to find that the chocolate truffles were simply 2 Ferrero Rocher chocolates however, our dinner was great! Hubby had the Prime Alberta Striploin and I had the Baked Atlantic Salmon, the cheesecake was delicious! The room was very clean and had a lovely view of the ocean. I grew up near the ocean and absolutely LOVED hearing the sound of the waves crashing on the shore. The sound lulled me to sleep. The jacuzzi tub is a nice feature however, the inn keeprs ask that guests refrain from turning on the jets when other guests may be sleeping. The contintental breakfast in the morning was light and refreshing. It included fruit, granola, yogurt, toast, juice and cofee - unfortunately, the coffee was cold. Overall we enjoyed our stay at the inn. We would definitely consider returning again.
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My fiancé and I had visited this inn on a whim and had not heard anything about it prior to going. We booking the Surfside Retreat room, with the romance package. We when arrived the room was set up with chilled wine and delicious truffles, the room was extremely clean, along with the large double whirlpool. The food for the three course meal (which you choose the time you wish to eat) was absolutely amazing and some of the best food I have ever eaten. The scenery was beautiful with the beach across from the Inn. The hostess was very friendly and helpful, as well as the server during the meal. Everything was perfect for us. The service was great, the rooms were clean, the facility was beautiful and the food was absolutely delicious. We loved it so much, that we are set to go back in November 2013. Well worth the money spent.
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I had visited the Surfside Inn when Bill and Michelle were the owners. Ines, Alex and her parents now run the "B&B", and they smother you with hospitality and love! Rooms are very clean. The Jacuzzi Tubs were a pleasure. Whenever I wanted Lunch or Dinner, they were very agreeable to make my stay something special. They talked me into coming back in September! I would give them 5 STARS! It was worth the trip all the way from the West Coast. Robert
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My husband and I spent a week at Surfside Inn. We took the smallest room and it was delightful. The small rooms are on a corner so you have two windows that offer a cross breeze and you can listen to the waves hitting the shore at night. The Inn is extremely clean and eclectic. Breakfast is healthy and Bill offers fresh brewed coffee served from a lovely sterling silver coffee pot. Also there is homemade jam, great granola, an assortment of bread and fresh fruit. Bill (the owner) is very helpful and a pleasure to talk to. We have stayed at more expensive Inns in the area and this Inn offers everything they offered and more. Thanks Bill for a wonderful week! Also, the trees we took home are still alive. Thanks for the the tools, etcetera, to get them. Much appreciated.
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2 tablespoons red raspberry preserves
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City to tear down if owners don�t
The building that formerly housed the Blaine Book Company, the last adult bookstore in the city, will likely be torn down within the next couple of months, according to city officials. Building owner John Stansfield, and his son Chris, informed the city planning department of their intentions to demolish the 1909 structure several months ago, however, no action has yet been taken. The city has now put a lien on the building and will demolish the structure, in the case the owners do not.
Way decision held until August 5 meeting
The Whatcom County Council�s decision regarding the vacation of James Way is now set to be decided at the August 5 council meeting. The vacation originally came before the council at the July 8 meeting, where the council voted to table the decision in order to further look into the vacation. The vacation has already been denied once, when it was brought to the council three years ago.
Street park to be completed next month
The Martin Street park should be completed and ready for use in about a month, according to community development director Terry Galvin. The city is in the process of converting land at the end of Martin Street and Peace Portal Drive into a city park that will contain space for a sculpture exhibit.
HFH work party set for August 9
The next work party building date for Blaine�s first Habitat for Humanity (HFH) home will be held on Saturday, August 9, when much of the exterior will be painted by Sterling Savings Bank. Amundson Heating will be installing the heating system, and trained volunteers will be doing the electric and plumbing. The Cedar Street home is scheduled to be completed in the early fall. Anyone interested in volunteering, can call Blake Kent at 715-9170.
by the Bay� to feature over 200 artists
The work of more than 200 artists will be displayed in downtown Blaine on Saturday, July 26, as part of the annual �Art by the Bay� event. Art pieces will be on display at more than 10 areas around the city � galleries will open at 11 a.m. There will be an afternoon picnic at Marine Park followed by an outdoor display at 4 p.m. and a concert performed by the North Cascades concert band at 6 p.m.
Raft racers wanted for Plover Days
The third annual George Raft race will be held on August 9, at 2 p.m., during the annual Plover Days, presented by Drayton Harbor Maritime. All George rafters must sign in by 1 p.m. at the Blaine Marine public boat launch. Rafts can hold up to four persons and one dog, and must be homemade - no engines allowed. Life vests must be worn by all and a small donation of $5 or more per rafter is suggested. The winners will hold the George trophy until next year�s race. For more information, call Bob Knapp at Catnap Canvas at 332-3111.
end of life council to present program
The Whatcom End of Life Council (WEOLC) will present its free two-hour program designed to stimulate open and respectful discussion of the issue of expanded choice for the terminally ill on Monday, July 28. When last offered in 2001, this program attracted nearly 200 people. The program this year begins at 7 p.m. at St. Luke�s Health Education Center at 3333 Squalicum Parkway in Bellingham. Varied perspectives of this topic will be presented by national, regional and local speakers, with time allotted for questions and answers. For more information, call 756-6895.
loss result of possible lawsuit
The removal of the centrally located restroom from the public access area of Birch Bay was a main topic of discussion at the Birch Bay chamber of commerce meeting Tuesday, July 15. Chamber president Nick Jerns stated that the chamber had pulled the restroom due to threats of a lawsuit by Mariner�s Cove. When previously asked, Jerns had denied any knowledge of the potential lawsuit. Jerns said Mariner�s Cove�s threatened the lawsuit on the grounds that they own the area of the beach where the porta-potty has been seasonally placed for more than 10 years. �There became a lot of issues and underlying threats,� Jerns said of why the chamber decided not to bring the restroom back altogether. When asked why the chamber did not move the porta-potty to another location, Jerns cited lack of funding, stating that one porta-potty costs the chamber approximately $500 per summer.
Ridnour signs three-year contract
The Seattle Sonics signed first-round draft pick Luke Ridnour to a three-year contract, Sonics general manager Rick Sund announced. Per team policy, terms of the contract were not disclosed. �We�re very pleased to have Luke on board with us,� Sund said. �He�s an extremely skillful player who�s very fundamentally sound. I think he�ll benefit from the fact that he is from this area as he�ll be able to spend a lot of time with our coaches and staff.� Ridnour, 22, was one of the Sonics� first-round selections (14th overall) of this year�s draft. The Blaine native was named the 2003 Pac-10 Conference Player of the Year and was the 2003 Pac-10 Tournament MVP � one of only two players in conference history to earn both awards in the same season.


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Favorite Find Friday: Mally Evercolor Shadow Stick
Written on November 19, 2010 at 9:15 am , by April Franzino
Due to the nature of our job—trying new products left and right—there are very few that we use day in and day out. The exception? Mally Evercolor Shadow Stick, a twist-up creamy shadow/liner that glides on for an understated smudgy lined look or builds into an easy smoky eye in an instant. We wear the Saddle Shimmer shade, a slightly glimmery bronze, on our lower lashline every single day. It brightens our eyes, makes us look awake and complements whatever we wear on our lids. What's your go-to shadow or liner?
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Supervisory Series: Team Building Track - Effective Problem
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Much of what people do is solve problems and make decisions. Supervisors and managers in particular are often "under the gun", stressed and have a very short for time to come up with creative solutions. Consequently, when they encounter a new problem or decision they must make they react with a decision that seemed to work before. It is easy with this approach to get stuck in a circle of solving the same problem over and over again. Therefore, it is often useful to get used to an organized approach to creative problem solving and decision making. There are tools that supervisors and managers can use to make objective versus subjective decisions. This program will help supervisors and managers solve problems more effectively as well as make better decisions.
You Will Learn
•Identify the mistakes and barriers to the creative solution process
•Describe an effective Problem-Solving Process
•Describe the basic tools to use within the Problem Solving Process
•Apply the Problem Solving Process to a workplace scenario
•Identify tools to use when making consensus decisions
Who Should Attend
•New supervisors
•Managers and senior leaders
•Team leaders
•Project leaders
About This Series
The Leadership Track is part of the UNF Supervisory Series. For additional courses, please visit the Jacksonville Leadership Series page for additional dates and information.


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New store features eco-friendly, specialty shoes
By Tara Nelson
Jody Finnegan has a passion for shoes from clunky and comfortable to stylish and elegant – and even more in between.
Finnegan, who owns 12th Street Shoes in Fairhaven, recently opened a second store in March at Birch Bay Square, formerly known as the Peace Arch Factory Outlet.
Finnegan said the new store – although slightly
smaller – will
offer many of the same brands as her Fairhaven store such
as Josef Seibel, Naot from Israel, Haflinger and Dansko,
a cork-based comfort shoe.
"Our most popular shoe is Dansko," she said. "It's our number one selling brand by far because it's a comfortable shoe."
Finnegan, a former engineer, added she favors shoes that are both comfortable and fashionable, although many customers have requested dress shoes.
"We try to keep the heels below three inches to keep them comfortable," she said.
12th Street also specializes in unusual and innovative shoes such as Earth, a posture-friendly shoe line developed by a yoga instructor; vegan shoes, or shoes made without animal products such as leather; and El Naturalista, a ecologically-friendly shoe line from Spain that includes the Iggdrasil, a stylish leather shoe with a natural recycled rubber and tea tree oil sole that had a refreshing scent ($120).
"They're fun shoes and they've been very popular," Finnegan said. "We sell out of them every time we get them in."
Finnegan said although they don't regularly carry vegan shoes, they will order them on request. Many of the vegan shoes come in similar styles as the ones featured in her store.
"We're a leather store," she said. "So it felt kind of weird having a vegan shoe because I felt that someone who was vegan wouldn't necessarily know to come to a leather store, but we will special order them if people want them."
Men's shoes include Allen-Edmonds, Naot, Reaction, Josef Seibel, Dansko, Kenneth-Cole, and Kenneth-Cole NY.
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Posted 05/10/2013 9:18 AM
Is Lamarcus Aldridge a Portland guy? I've always thought of him as loyal. But is he really a loyal Portland guy? During the All Star break, he said:
"I definitely want to win that championship so I'm definitely listening to everything everybody says. I definitely enjoy being in Portland, I love the city. But things might come to an end one day and when that happens, I'll listen then."
Posted 05/10/2013 9:26 AM
3rd highest income tax in the country, he is from Texas which has three teams, terrible weather 8 months a year, and a team that has not made it past the first round since 99-00.
Adding Lillard helps but I am not sure it will be enough to ultimately keep him in town.
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Posted 05/10/2013 10:14 AM
Thats what I always thought Riverman (about the weather)
No one stays loyal to their team any more
Posted 05/10/2013 11:03 AM
I am mostly referring to the amount of sunshine but in comparison to places like Phoenix if you can stand the heat, So Cal or South Beach or weather just does not stack up. Then again maybe he likes the rain.
Posted 05/10/2013 11:06 AM
Biggest issue though hometown in Texas and Oregon 9.9% income tax vs 0% for Texas that is asking the man to give up around 1.5 million a year.
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Posted 05/10/2013 11:29 AM
Duncan was making 22 million a season with 0 income tax, Kobe makes 27 plus the Hollywood endorsement market, neither gave up any money with the exception of this years Duncan to remain loyal. Plus both won NBA titles, LA has had no playoff success.
Posted 05/10/2013 11:41 AM
Never understood why they need that much money in the first place. And it rains a lot in Portland right? I'm used to that. Does it snow? Never seen snow fall.
Lamarcus seems very Portlandia. I think he will stay here for atleast another contract.
Posted By cmeese47 on 05/10/2013 11:29 AM
Lamarcus has had no playoff success.
Lamarcus has had no playoff success.
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Posted 05/10/2013 12:00 PM
My personal feeling is that LA wants to win a championship and in 2 years when his contract expires will go to a team that is contenders
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Posted 05/11/2013 10:04 AM
He's not LeBron. I don't think he'll leave, and if he does he won't leave Portland high and dry. If he wants to leave when his contract's up, I honestly would expect a sign-and-trade so the Blazers get a really good return from him. He doesn't have the arrogance and sense of entitlement that some superstars have shown. He could very likely finish out his career in Portland and be happy doing so.
Weather and taxes are the dumbest arguments for an NBA player doing anything. LaMarcus is on the road 3 months out of the 6 month season. He lives in Texas in the off season, and he makes over 10 million dollars a year. Weather and taxes determine where you go when you retire, not where you play professional basketball. People are being facetious when they say players go to Miami for the weather and the property taxes. LeBron went there because Wade was there. Bosh went there because LeBron and Wade were there. Everyone else went there because Bosh, Wade, and LeBron were there. Or they're all addicted to Caribbean cocaine... what do I know? Professional athletes don't think about money and locality the same way working class people do. They think about winning and where they can do so. And some of them have loyalty and want to turn their original team into a contender.
Posted 05/11/2013 11:21 AM
Haha, nice on D_Pickett. Why didn't Stern veto that deal? There's just something about Lamarcus I like. No matter how good Lillard gets, Lamarcus will always be my favourite Blazer. He got that old school game.
Posted 05/11/2013 11:23 AM
45% Money
45% Winning
10% Location
Posted 05/11/2013 3:47 PM
Well then Siccolo LA has a 55% chance of leaving
Posted 05/11/2013 6:31 PM
I think the later a player gets into his career, money/location take a backseat to winning.
Posted 05/12/2013 1:29 AM
Stockton and the Mailman *sigh*. They don't make 'em like they used to.
Posted 05/12/2013 10:40 AM
While LA might not be leaving in 2 years I think Canzano is right at least looking at his trade value is not the worst idea in the world.
Posted 05/12/2013 1:48 PM
He's not a casino game. Human beings still decide what they do with their lives. Not odds.
Posted 05/12/2013 2:27 PM
Yeah we do tend to forget about that don't we. We've been treating them like movable pieces this whole time.
Posted 05/12/2013 7:54 PM
Well in terms of online all players are movable pieces.
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Like I said, B Roy is Rip City personified.
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Like I said, B Roy is Rip City personified.
i love this statement
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Unholy where did you get your avatar, it's sick.
Posted 05/14/2013 5:13 PM
thanks rip city, i have no idea it was so long ago. i literally cried when we picked up dame. but does anyone else remember lamarcus having a no trade clause? he obviously wants to be here. i believe the organization owes it to him to build a winning team. he's went from tim drake to dick grayson. (if anybody gets that analogy) being a third option to first he's been in the thick of the struggle time after time. being a blazer fan is definitely a roller coaster ride. anything other than thinking BIG would be a great disservice to LA. he's one of the most underrated blazers of all time in my opinion. he's a complete player and will be around the league for awhile.
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the rooms were horrible.!! Why can't you clean these rooms? the carpet was awfull and the walls were dirty and bases board were dirty and hall carpets dirty. Put some money into fixing up your rooms. It was noisy, I coul;d't sleep. and I could hear the people in the next rm.
Excellent central location making site seeing in New York very easy. Clean and comfortable. Staff very helpful.
Rooms dated.
A few of the staff were very friendly. The location was excellent. The bed was very comfortable.
The Reception staff were very impersonal. The décor was tatty. The tiles above our bath were filthy, I could have written my name in the dirt.
stinky rooms; staff at the front desk - super slow, not very energetic or even well put-together (actually, their appearance matches the shabby rooms); overall service was not good
Location for sight seeing
Poor bed making, bath was old had been painted in white gloss, fittings loose. we booked a superior double room, and was no different to a basic guest house
Gross carpet, interior, hotel in general, uncomfortable bed. Huge disappointment!!!
Location, staff named Sherry and Amiee. They were very friendly & helpful.
The shabbyness of the decor, the dripping bath tap in our room & the blackout curtains need some attention (not cellotape to keep out the light). Very disappointing overall. Needs to be refurbished.
The location is perfect
The rooms and inside the hotel is old and falling a part
I like the location. Room is good.
I was waiting more than 1 hour in the line for reservation. Lack of front desk staff.
Attitude and bad service. The rooms are very small. The hotel and the rooms are very outdated. The room is not clean. Not worth the cost.
Rooms being cleaned everyday
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Location and view from changed room. Staff we're very helpful and friendly.
Initial room offered was very small and claustrophobic but changed room was fine. Although very clean the bathroom was a bit old and tired looking.
This is a great, economical option for your stay in NYC. Yes, the room was rundown, but it was very clean and maintained well by the staff during our stay. I know of several people have also stayed here and we can all agree we'll stay again. Book in advance and I think this is your best value for money.
The air con was very loud and we couldn't keep it on overnight.
The location
This is a tired hotel. It needs a major renovation. The location is good - opposite Penn Station but facilities other than a bed are basic. The room is small. No tea or coffee making.
The bedroom was spacious. Location is great, accross from Penn Station and two steps from Macy's and 34th Street Shopping area. Lots of elevators, all working. Good TV. AC working well.
Hotel floors look very old and ugly. Bathrooms are old and very small. Very few power outlets. Closet is small.
If you're in NYC primarily as a first-time tourist, it's right in Herald Square, near attractions like the Empire State Building and Fashion Ave You're close to travel amenities like the B, D, E, 1, 2, and 6 trains, Penn Station, and the NYC Airporter to JFK and LaGuardia
As a native staying there for business purposes, it was a real letdown: it's in the most touristy area second only to Times Square, making it busy, loud, and subject to constant solicitation on the street. The hotel itself is old, which is fine, but the room really showed some wear and tear. The furniture was old and not particularly sound, the windows were so dirty, you couldn't see clearly out of them, and the paint on the walls was dirty and chipped. When I walked into the room, the first thing I smelled was chlorine as the bathroom had just been "cleaned." The faucets in the bathtub and sink dripped, so eventually it began to smell dank and moldy. The walls were thin, even by New York standard and you can hear everything in the neighboring rooms and corridors It's a large, busy hotel and is fine if you don't plan on spending any time in the rooms, but if you're traveling on business or know you'll have large chunks of downtime that you'd rather spend more comfortably than an area Starbucks or bar allows, I'd explore other options
1.5 hour wait to check in at 10 PM Small, out-dated room
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Great location for walking to Times Square, Macy's, Empire State, + penn station opposite hotel...
Room & corridor decor, a bit shabby- needs money spent on this very old building
The rooms are really old furnished but they're clean. For a group of friends it's perfect, for a family it's not recommendable. A very big plus for the location. It's situated in de middle of downtown manhatten and almost next to the Empire State Building and the Times Square. All in all i would recommend this hotel to all guys, which are sightseeing the whole day and just for the nights at the hotel.
Very old furnished rooms. Long waiting times at the reception. The carpets on the corridors are smelling (because they're old).
Nothing !
dirty, everything broken, old, carpets worn to a thread, bathroom broken and generally the worst hotel ever
I had a good deal. I payed almost half the regular price. The rooms are fine. The hotel is in the heart of the touristic area of Manhattan.
The location of this hotel was amazing because we were in town for a concert at the garden.
The rooms are not updated at all. Neither are the bathrooms. We changed our first room because it was unwelcoming. There was not a single picture or item somewhat welcoming in the room. The second room was alittle better. The desk was very helpful and made it easy in switching our room. This is a hotel of convience for travels that just need a room to stay in for the night
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Bernese German
Bernese German is the dialect of High Alemannic German spoken in the Swiss plateau (Mittelland) part of the canton of Bern and in some neighbouring regions. A form of Bernese German is spoken by Old Order Amish in Adams County, Indiana and their daughter settlements.
There is a lot of regional variation within Bernese German dialects. However, with the increasing importance of the big agglomeration of Bern, the variety of Bern is spreading out, levelling the old village dialects.
Until the second half of the 20th century, there was a considerable range of sociolects in the city of Bern where four different groups could be distinguished:
- The patrician Bernese German of the high society. It has neither l-vocalisation nor nd-velarisation, it does not employ the alveolar trill but the French uvular trill, and it has more French loanwords than the other varieties.
- The variety of the native city population.
- The varieties of the countryside people who moved into the city.
- The variety of the – generally poor – people living in the part of the old town called Matte, known as Mattenenglisch (Matte-English), even though it has little relation with English, but has a number of loans from Jenisch, Rotwelsch and Yiddish. In addition to it, there was also a special kind of Pig Latin which is the proper Mattenenglisch according to some people.
Bernese German is distinguished from other Swiss German dialects by the following characteristics:
- The shortening of many high vowels, e.g. Zyt [tsit], Lüt [lyt], lut [lut] instead of Ziit [tsiːt], Lüüt [lyːt], luut [luːt] (Standard German Zeit, Leute, laut; 'time', 'people', 'loud').
- The vocalisation of l, e.g. Haue [hɑwwə], Esu [ɛsu] instead of Halle, Esel ('hall', 'donkey'). This has led to a huge repertoire of diphthongs and triphthongs.
- The change of nd to ng, e.g. angers [ɑŋːərs] instead of anders [ɑnd̥ərs] ('different'). The many words ending with -ng created the joke that Bernese sounds almost like Chinese: "Schang chum hey d'Ching wei Hung" [ʃɑŋː χʊm hɛj kχiŋː ʋɛj hʊŋg̊] ("Schang (Jean) come home, the kids want honey(bread)")
- Words such as Fleisch [flɛjʃ] 'flesh' and Oug [ɔwg̊] 'eye' are pronounced with the diphthongs /ei/ and /ou/, and not /aɪ/ and /aʊ/.
As in other Western Swiss German dialects and as in French, the polite form of address is the second person plural and not the third person plural as in German.
A lot of the vocabulary known as typical to Bernese German comes from the Mattenenglisch, e.g. Gieu 'boy', Modi 'girl'. The best known shibboleths of Bernese German may be the words äuä 'no way' or 'probably', (j)ieu 'yes', geng (or ging, gäng) 'always'. Bernese typically say mängisch for the German manchmal (sometimes). An often used word at the end of a sentence is a question tag, "gäu" (2nd person singular) or "gäuet" (2nd person plural, polite form) meaning 'isn't it?', whereas other Swiss German dialects prefer "oder", like 'or what?'.
Bernese German literature[edit]
Although Bernese German is mainly a spoken language (for writing, the standard German language is used), there is a relatively extensive literature which goes back to the beginnings of the 20th century.
Bernese German grammars and dictionaries also exist.
Bernese German music[edit]
Many Bernese German songs have become popular all over the German-speaking part of Switzerland, especially those of Mani Matter. This may have influenced the development of Bernese German rock music, which was the first Swiss German rock music to appear and continues to be one of the most important ones.
Today, notable bands singing in Bernese German include Patent Ochsner, Züri West and Stiller Has.
- Otto von Greyerz, Ruth Bietenhard: Berndeutsches Wörterbuch ISBN 3-305-00255-7 Bernese vocabulary
- Werner Marti: Berndeutsch-Grammatik ISBN 3-305-00073-2 Bernese grammar
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- Baernduetsch Verein – Association for the conservation of Bernese German
- Offizielle Dialekt.ch-Seite zum Bernbiet – Bernese examples in mp3
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Beverly Hills, Calif. • Lupita Nyong'o is preparing herself for normalcy. After the frenzy that's followed her gripping performance in "12 Years a Slave," she wants to be ready for life back home in New York.
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She hasn't yet accepted that her life may never be the same. "I have a very ostrich mentality," she says. "I feel like I have my head in the sand so no one can see me."
Before playing slave Patsey in Steve McQueen's brutal tale of a free black man kidnapped into slavery in the 19th-century South, Nyong'o was virtually unknown. Now, as a supporting-actress Oscar nominee, she's become a breakout star.
When she received the call from McQueen saying she had landed the role, "I was so elated," she recalls. "But then I immediately panicked. I was so scared."
No wonder; this would be her first major role after attending the Yale School of Drama. Yet shooting the film gave her the confidence she needed coming out of school. "It was an amazing feeling," she says.
Now, with all eyes on what she'll do next, the actress refuses to stress about securing another role that's equally celebrated.
"The bar has been set very high externally and internally," she says. "But I don't want to feed into that pressure of expectation. This film was so fulfilling and artistic. I've tasted that and I obviously want to experience that kind of creative fulfillment again, but I also know that I can't replicate that. I want a varied acting experience and that may include some failure and that's healthy."
Actually, Nyong'o's next film is already on screens: She plays a flight attendant opposite Liam Neeson in the action-thriller "Non-Stop." "It was what I needed to do," she says. "It was the perfect antidote to '12 Years a Slave.' It was a different genre with different demands. It was very technical and fun."
Growing up in Kenya, Nyong'o says her parents encouraged her and her five siblings to "find out what we were called on this Earth to do and then do it to excellence."
Before former Kenya president Daniel Arap Moi allowed multiparty politics in 1991, Nyong'o' father, Peter Anyang' Nyong'o, was an advocate for democratic reform, opposing Kenya's autocratic regime. Then a political-science teacher, Nyong'o's father relocated his family to Mexico City for their safety. It was there that Nyong'o was born, yet her family returned to Kenya before she was a year old.
Nyong'o says her parents have been supportive of her Hollywood success but have also taken the excitement in stride. "It's nice to have parents like that because they're thrilled," she says. "But they're not shaken by it."
Nyong'o's father is now a Kisumu County senator and her mother, Dorothy Nyong'o, is the managing director of the Africa Cancer Foundation.
The 30-year-old actress says she wants to continue to savor every moment, even the overwhelming ones.
"The Hollywood Film Awards were really stressful," she remembers of the October ceremony, where she shared the spotlight with the likes of Julia Roberts and Matthew McConaughey. "It was the biggest press line I'd ever seen. It was difficult to orient myself, but there are familiar faces now, so it becomes less daunting."
Not only armed with "terrific acting chops," as Goldberg describes them, Nyong'o's striking beauty and bold fashion choices have made her one of the most talked-about actresses on the red carpet.
From the turquoise Gucci column gown she wore to the Screen Actors Guild Awards to the emerald green Christian Dior dress she chose for the British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards, she's what "12 Years a Slave" screenwriter John Ridley calls "undeniably poised and graceful."
Never the girl who thumbed through Vogue (now she appears in the magazine as the face of fashion house Mui Mui), Nyong'o began buying fashion magazines in preparation for all of the formal events she expected to attend after the success of "12 Years."
"I was like, 'OK, I have to research,' " she recalls with a giggle. But letting herself "dress large" has been scary, she admits. Referencing the scarlet Ralph Lauren dress she wore to the Golden Globes, she adds, "It had a cape! That was exhilarating."
Despite her tendency to make fashion statements in stunning ensembles, she doesn't feel pressure to always deliver a talked-about look. And the same goes for her feelings about Oscar night.
"I feel privileged that people are looking up to me and perhaps a dream will be born because of my presence," she says. "But my responsibility is to just keep on pursuing my dreams and goals and the admiration will take care of itself."
Notes Whoopi Goldberg, whom Nyong'o cites as an inspiration after watching her in "The Color Purple" as a child: "Hollywood is a very strange place. Lupita has to be really glad people want her autograph and know that she has the right to say 'Not right now.' But no one can limit her conversation to race because she's better than that. She's a great visual for why dreaming is OK."
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Blackbird Caye Resort in Belize gets you far away from civilization to pristine beaches, coral reefs and warm, clear Carribean water.
Your vacation begins when you are met by resort staff at the Belize International Airport for a 20-minute ride to the dock in Belize City. There you will board a fast 50-foot transfer vessel for a spectacular 32-mile trip to Blackbird Caye Resort. While sipping on complimentary sodas and Belizean beer, you will be weaving through coconut-covered sand and mangrove islands, which will lead to the Belize Barrier Reef and then to the eastern side of Turneffe Atoll, home of Blackbird Caye Resort. The fast one-and-a-quarter hour trip is both exciting and scenic. When you arrive the excitement continues, although at a slower pace.
There is something at Blackbird Caye Resort for everyone, Sunfish sailboats, kayaks, fishing, scuba diving, snorkeling, beach volleyball, paddleboarding, an infinity pool overlooking the Caribbean Sea and more. You can be as busy as you like, learning to sail or slow down and read a book among the 166 acres that encompass the resort.
At the front of the main dock is a huge palapa-style restaurant and lounge area. Breakfast and lunch are served buffet-style at Blackbird Caye, while dinner is served at your table with a choice of turf or surf. Your evening meal is complete with homemade dessert. Juices and water are available all day and appetizers are served before dinner.
Cabanas at Blackbird Caye Resort
18 private oceanfront cabanas all have modern accommodations, screened-in balconies and hammocks all facing the Caribbean Sea. The cabanas have private porches with chairs, an interior seating area, double or queen beds, a private bathroom with shower, hot water and offers daily maid service. The resort features 4 thatched-roof mahogany cottages, 9 hard-roofed cabanas, as well as a duplex and a triplex cabana making these two latter ones perfect for groups or families.
Standard Cabana - Included in our Belize Island Adventure
These cottage-style cabanas are idyllically located on the prime beachfront and are consistently the favorite choice for guests seeking a smaller room while still enjoying comfort and privacy.
Superior Cabana
Well-located rooms on the Southern side of the resort near a beautiful stretch of beach, in full view of the coral reef.
Deluxe Cabana
Surrounded by green foliage and blossoms, the newly constructed Deluxe room offers privacy and intimacy hidden away at the southern end of the resort.
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The newly renovated duplex cabana is perfect for 2 couples traveling together or for a family of 4. Each cabana is individual yet they share the front porch overlooking the ocean.
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The Triplex cabana offers 3 private rooms each with two beds and features a large shared porch overlooking the ocean.


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Johan Wissman
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Johan Wissman is the fastest Swede ever at 200m and 400m, with PRs of 20.30 and 44.56, respectively. Wissman won his first gold medal at the 2009 European Indoor Championships in the 400m with the time of 45.89. He finished second in the 200m at the 2004 World Indoor Champs, second in the 200m at the 2006 Euro Champs, and second in the 400m at the 2008 World Indoor Champs. He always seems to peak for the major events: He finished 3rd over 400m at 2009 World Champs in Berlin 8th at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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Stuttgart, Germany – September 23, 2007
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1st SPAR European Team Championships (2009)400m - 2nd place Leiria, Portugal
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This glass-filled nylon lever weighs next to nothing, can lift up to 240 pounds, fits in your pouch or pocket, and costs only $20. It's optimally designed for hanging doors — hence its name, the DoorJack — and is enthusiastically endorsed by seasoned pros. To use it, you slide the short end underneath the door and press down on the long end with your foot. DoorJack, 877/399-5225, doorjack.com
For roofs in need of ventilation, all solutions carry some compromise. Button vents are discreet and easy to install but don't provide sufficient airflow. Strip soffit vents are acceptable but take a lot of work to retrofit and end up looking like, um, strip vents. The FasciaFlow intake vent can replace new or existing fascia with a hollow-backed PVC plank that provides 9 square inches of ventilation per linear foot. Built-in screening keeps the bugs at bay. The vent measures 11"4 inches by 6 inches and comes in 12-foot lengths, with an approximate retail price of $90 per length. GAF, 973/628-3000, gaf.com
If you're less than thrilled at the thought of grinding your way through a pile of fiber-cement backerboard, you'll be interested to know that it's possible to get the same good results with the score-and-snap ease of gypsum board. Fiberglass-faced GreenGlass has a water-resistant acrylic coating that the maker says eliminates any need for additional membrane waterproofing. The 48-inch-wide panels come in 1/4-, 1/2-, and 5/8-inch thicknesses and 8- and 10-foot lengths, and cost between $2.70 and $2.80 per square foot. Temple-Inland, 800/231-6060, greenglasssales.com
If you're willing to throw a curve into your standard routine, the Aerix roof ventilation system may be worth the disruption. Installed from the top down before the roof sheathing goes on, the three components — panels, baffles, and dams — effectively block wind-washing at the eaves and conduct venting air past attic insulation. Built-in ventilation bars on 12-inch centers help stiffen the panels while allowing vapor uptake from adjacent batt or fiber insulation. The system is compatible with all insulation types and is available for both 16- and 24-inch framing centers. It's made of recycled plastic and costs about $1.60 per square foot. BpEnnovations, 877/475-9360, bpennovations.com
You probably don't get too excited about your extension cord until your tool comes unplugged, and then not in a good way. Skip the clumsy knots with a built-in spring-action slide lock that'll take a tugging without unplugging. The cords are available in 14- and 12-gauge versions and 50- or 100-foot lengths. Prices range from about $25 to $60. Coleman Cable, 800/323-9355, colemancable.com
Those razor-sharp edges on your average steel stud can turn hands into hamburger and force a more timid pace. A triangular folded return lip gives the Edge stud extra stiffness while reducing the risk of handling injuries. The flange's corrugated face also restricts screw-tip slipping for better penetration. Currently the product is available only in the Northeast and South. Pricing is the same as for conventional metal studs, according to the maker. Super Stud Building Products, 800/477-7883, edgesteelframing.com
Whether you're cutting trim or framing, you can't beat a saw stop for repeatable accuracy. But consistent, day-long accuracy within 1/128 inch over a whole range of lengths is sure to defeat the focus of even the most dedicated cut-station operator. SawGear is an automated measuring device that mounts to your miter-saw stand and kicks error out of the equation. Enter the desired dimension on the powerhead's keypad — or up to 10 lists of 10 dimensions each — and a built-in drive motor locates the flip-stop at precisely that distance from the blade. The stop can take a solid slam without dislocating, but it automatically recovers if you do manage to move it. The unit comes with an 8- or 12-foot measuring bar, for $2,195 and $2,495, respectively. Although it may take a few jobs, this thing could end up paying for itself in time and material saved. SawGear, 503/914-4400, sawgear.com
It's been a few decades since pressure-treated pine decking was introduced as the greatest innovation since whatever. We now know that after a few sun and rain cycles, the original splendor can turn into a field of splinters. To the rescue comes UDF-21, a water-based, VOC-free waterproof coating that floods the cracks and binds the surfaces. An aggregate grit provides slip resistance. The cross-linked polymer applies with a brush or roller and can be mixed with latex paint for an unlimited color palette. At about $1.15 per square foot, it's a less costly — albeit temporary — alternative to surface replacement, good for "a few years," according to the maker. Gulf Synthetics, 678/584-9309, gulfsynthetics.com
Who knows what's in that bag of powdered compound, and who knows why you'd want to breathe it? Silicosis is just as serious as you've heard. The WaleTale is an ingenious vacuum attachment that snaps onto the edge of your mix bucket and pulls the dust out of the air as you pour. When connected to a HEPA vac, this $20 accessory is a no-brainer for tile grout, concrete, and fast-setting joint compounds. Beaton Innovations, 607/358-4068, waletale.net
You know the joke about hiding hack work with 1/2-inch paint? Well, not to recommend that application, but Exact Color caulk really opens up the creative possibilities. Pour your latex paint, water-based stain, or universal pigment into the cartridge, add the activator, shake it up, and screw on the nozzle. Wait about 30 minutes, then fill those gaps and cracks with an uncanny color match. Apply the stuff anyplace indoors or out where it isn't exposed to standing water and you're as good as gone. An individual cartridge lists for about $12; a case of six for about $75. Sashco Sealants, 800/289-7290, sashcosealants.com
Roof windows typically present a choice between light and heat, losing the latter like a hole in the ceiling. The 30-30 Triple Glazed Series is 55 percent more insulating than your average double-glazed skylight, claims the maker. A silver low-E coating on all three panes blocks UV and heat gain with a minimal effect on light transmission, the company says. As an added incentive, the unit qualifies for the ARRA federal tax credit, effectively reducing its price by up to 30 percent. Wasco, 800/388-0293, wascoskylights.com
As far as I know, there's no such thing as a too-dry floor slab. Good and dry is more like it. FlorPrufe is a polyolefin sheet with a nontacky coating that forms an integral bond with liquid concrete, creating a permanent, high-performance subslab vapor barrier. The unique bonding property ensures consistent vapor protection at overlapped seams. The company also sells a seam tape that helps resist prepour shifting. Sold in 4-foot roll widths covering 460 square feet, the 20-mil HDPE membrane costs between $1 and $1.25 per square foot. Grace, 866/333-3726, graceconstruction.com
If you're of a mind to pamper both your work and yourself, a Veritas Skew Block Plane will set you back $210, or two for $390. A fine hand tool, with no cord or motor, it's specifically made to trim rabbets and shave end grain. Although not strictly necessary, left- and right-hand models are available to handle any grain direction. Lee Valley Tools, 800/267-8735, leevalley.com
Here's a deck-nailing method that would seem obvious to a wood-flooring installer if only those pneumatically driven cleats could be used for outdoor fastening. That's the principle behind the HIDfast concealed decking fastener. A dedicated nailer drives the uniquely shaped stainless steel fastener diagonally through the edge of the decking while automatically spacing the next course. A spur on the fastener spears the adjacent board's near edge and holds it down. I've found the tool listed on the Web for about $490, and a box of fasteners good for 100 square feet for $100. An optional joist adapter ($50) adjusts the tool so you can work with the existing edge grooves on various composite decking brands. HIDfast, 603/772-9649, hid-fast.com
You can always get a larger HRV, take up more space, and spend more than twice the money, but the compact VHR 704R is designed to handle the air-change needs of tight homes up to 1,500 square feet. A wall mount bracket comes standard with the suitcase-sized, top-ported unit. The aluminum heat-recovery core, motor, filter, and drain pan are all easily accessed for service through the front door panel. The unit lists at $710, but you can pick one up for $495 at efi.org/wholesale. Fantech, 800/747-1762, fantech.net
The Kerdi-Board tile substrate and building panel comes in a range of thicknesses, from 3/16 inch to 2 inches. The fleece-faced, waterproof polystyrene board can be used in weight-bearing bathroom structures, partition walls, tub and shower surrounds, cabinet panels, countertop substrates, and lots of other places. V-notched panels are available to simplify curved configurations. A whole slew of proprietary connectors, adhesives, tapes, and stainless steel reinforcing angles, anchors, and edges takes care of the joinery. The board cuts with a utility knife; a 3/8-inch grid printed on the surface aids layout and alignment. Prices vary from about $2.60 to $4.40 per square foot, depending on thickness. Schluter, 800/472-4588, schluter.com
An underlayment that lies and stays flat, wet or dry, and that won't tear around fasteners or break your bubinga when you haul it up to the roof is a good thing. An 8-square roll of Opus Roof Blanket weighs only 32 pounds; its 42-inch width is roofer-tested for best over-the-shoulder handling on ladder and roof, says the maker. A woven polypropylene base and nonwoven top layer furnish toughness and traction for safer walking, wet or dry. The material takes pencil and chalk lines like a charm and is warranted for 30 months of UV exposure without degrading. It costs between $15 and $18 per square. Propex, 877/315-6669, opusroofblanket.com
Do screws give you better peace of mind than nails? The Kreg Deck Jig offers a concealed fastening method that'll look familiar to any pocket-screw aficionado: It guides a proprietary drill bit and screw into the edge of the decking. Three guide bushings — one head-on, one right-angled, and one left-angled — take care of all fastening situations. Plastic spacers maintain a uniform gap between boards. Best recommended for composite decking, the jig and screws also work with 1-by and 5/4 softwood and hardwood decking. The jig costs $100. Kreg, 800/447-8638, kregtool.com
It takes water to cut tile, and that spinning blade can fling slop and slurry well beyond the cutting station. Nevertheless, you will be welcomed indoors with the Dry Guy Wetsaw Containment System, a five-piece tray, backsplash, and side-curtain kit that confines the action to your corner. The basic setup costs $350; another $240 gets you a wheeled stand. The Dry Guy, 866/633-0619, thedryguy.com
If the last kitchen, bathroom, or basement soffit you framed evokes memories of fuss and rigmarole — and took way more lumber and time than it should have — consider these metal framing components. There are only two major parts to contend with: a 10-foot QuikStix Soffit and a 12-foot locking angle. Soffits are quickly and precisely configured with a couple of snips, a fold, and a set-screw. They lock in at five preconfigured angles: 30, 45, 60, 75, and 90 degrees. Locking tabs on the corner angles speed assembly and are made permanent with self-piercing screws. The QuikStix line includes wall and ceiling framing components, too — basement finishers, take note. Armstrong, 877/276-7876, armstrong.com/quikstix
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Inv. No. 16341 (Property of the Städelscher Museums-Verein e. V.)
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In 1947, with his so-called »drippings« – the works that led to »action painting« – the American Jackson Pollock decisively turned his back on every recognized painting technique and every traditional notion of what constituted a picture. He adopted the unconventional method of applying the paint in rhythmic movements, which – aside from blurring the distinction between painting and drawing – placed the emphasis on the immediate existential creative process, based partly on chance but also on reflection.
Figure is one of the earliest works in which Pollock introduced this new artistic method into the sphere of drawing, making the paint flow and drip from above onto the paper laid out flat below. It was a perilous balancing act between abstract art and figurative representation. In order to exercise maximum control over the viscous enamel paint as he poured it, Pollock had to work quickly. As he drew his black line, which thickened whenever he slowed down but which can also appear thin and threadlike, the artist used sweeping loops, changes of direction marked by blobs, and twists suggesting volume to produce a form of organic appearance. Possessing a strong presence despite its quality of near weightlessness, the animated figure on the otherwise blank surface of the white paper conquers the boundless space around it.
Pollock is known to have had a wire sculpture by Alexander Calder (1898–1976) in his studio. That figure, and the impression it gave of appropriating space, may have been of some inspiration to Pollock, but the drawing points above all to the continuing prominence of the human form in his artistic ideas. In many of his drip paintings he allowed the human figure – a central theme in his early work – to vanish under innumerable layers of paint; in other cases he rendered it in barely recognizable form. In 1948 he began to cut silhouettes of figures out of drip paintings he had made. In one case, a blank surface was created by cutting out an area corresponding in shape to the rough outline of this Figure (Untitled, Cut-Out, 1948–1950, Ohara Museum of Art, Kurashiki). He then collaged the resulting figure, with its lively »dripped« colouration, into a contrasting drawing (Untitled, Cut-Out Figure, 1948, private collection).
The fact that he now once again visibly incorporated an archetypal figure into his compositions may have been linked to impulses from contemporary art, especially the paper cut-outs of Henri Matisse, but also the figures projected frontally onto the picture plane by Jean Dubuffet. The work of both Frenchmen was well known in New York in the late 1940s, and exercised a particularly strong and enduring influence on the development of American art.


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Based on the laser stereolithography, the ceramic 3D printing technology is used for rapid production (FCP). It enables layer-by-layer processing to produce ceramic components. The UV laser beam polymerizes the paste made of photosensitive resin and ceramic. The resin is removed by heat treatment and ceramic is densified to 100%. This process doesn't break the digital chain. The produced components have the same properties as those obtained by pressing or injection.


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Update to the Fatal Collision on KY 9 in Bracken County
Date of News Release: 10/17/2008
(Dry Ridge, KY) - Officers have made notification to the family of the deceased. The victim was Paul S. Hemann, 40 years old of Lesage, WV. The crash is still under investigation.
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Date of News Release: 10/16/2008
(Dry Ridge, KY) - On October 16,2008 at approximately 1349 KSP Post 6 responded to a fatal accident on KY 9, the AA Highway, in Bracken County. It has been determined that the victim was traveling northbound towards Pendleton County when he lost control of his vehicle causing it to cross into the path of a tractor trailer which was traveling southbound towards Augusta. Debris from the impact of the victim's vehicle and the tractor-trailer struck another vehicle that was also traveling southbound. The Bracken County Coroner, John Parker, pronounced the victim deceased at the scene. The driver of the tractor-trailer was transported to University Hospital of Cincinnati. The two occupants of the other vehicle were uninjured. Names have not been released pending the notification of family.
The Kentucky State Police, Bracken County Sheriff's Office, and Bracken County fire and ambulance services were on the scene. The accident remains under investigation by Detective Scott Lengle.


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ITE Group Plc engages in international trade exhibitions and conferences and specializes in organizing events in growing and developing markets. It organizes exhibitions and conferences for a range of industries including construction & interiors, oil & gas, food & drink, travel & leisure, motor & transport, fashion, medical & healthcare and IT & telecoms. The company was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.