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ART HISTORY 132 Early Renaissance: Italian Painting Masaccio (1401-1428?) Brancacci Chapel (c. 1425) function: private chapel narratives: obscure composition: registered two (2) horizontal registers extend around chapel aesthetic source(s): figures Giotto?s Arena Chapel simple grandeur psychologically & physically credible Masaccio The Tribute Money site: Brancacci Chapel placement: upper register subject: NT (Gospel of St. Matthew) narrative: ?continuous? horizontally arranged represents three episodes from same narrative left ? St. Peter retrieves coin from fish center ? tax collector in foreground w/ back to viewer right ? St. Peter thrusts coin into tax collector?s hand perspective: one-point & aerial architectural lines recede logically diminished use of light & blurring of outlines of forms in distance color: vibrant use of primaries & secondaries light/shadow: ?directed? figures: naturalistic (tradition est. by Giotto) gestures: assist narrative Masaccio?s Tribute Money (c. 1425) Masaccio Brancacci Chapel (cont.) Expulsion from Paradise subject: OT narrative: assisted by gestures composition: dynamic diagonal placement of forms sweeping movement of Angel?s drapery compliments strict verticality perspective: linear (e.g., gate) figures: solidly modeled light: ?directed? Early Renaissance: Italian context: Humanism definition: revival of classical liberal arts grammar, rhetoric, poetry, history & philosophy study of ancient republican models of gov?t emphases common good as well as individual nobility conjunction of faith & reason themes: Christianity infused w/ Classical (pagan) culture aesthetic: realism Masaccio Holy Trinity (1425) composition: stable CVA & triangular format figures: hierarchically arranged God the Father Jesus (the Son) Virgin Mary/St. John Baptist donors linear perspective: square stone vaulting steps leading to niche vanishing point: implied horizon of Christ?s outstretched arms narrative: directed by gestures Virgin ? instructing about death of body see skeleton below Fra Angelico (1400-1455) Annunciation (c. 1450) subject: Gabriel appears to VM setting: porch enclosed garden pointed arches (Gothic) Corinthian capitals perspective: linear columns receding diagonal lines chair figures: idealized drapery: naturalistic pleats composition: stable bilateral symmetry color: pastel light: directed Castagno (1423-1457) The Last Supper (c. 1450) subject matter: NT narrative: moment following Christ?s announcement of betrayal emotions conveyed through gestures & glances Judas sits in isolation opposite Christ setting: shallow interior of refectory (dining hall) perspective: linear side walls roof floor tile figures: naturalistic (re: tradition est. by Giotto & Masaccio) lighting: ?directed? by windows at right color: vibrant decorativeness: illusionistic marble textures Castagno?s The Last Supper (c. 1450) Piero della Francesca (1420-1492) Resurrection (1463) site: Palazzo Communale in Tuscany narrative tone: non-natural occurrence presented stoically figures: idealized through mathematical proportions composition: frieze-like arrangement (Classical) stable CVA implicit triangular format color: pastel compliments & localized primaries light/shadow: even distribution perspective: emphasis on aerial Perugino?s The Delivery of the Keys (c. 1475) Botticelli?s The Birth of Venus (c. 1485) Botticelli?s Italian Early Renaissance Birth of Venus (c. 1475 CE) vs. Praxitele?s Greek Late Classical Aphrodite (c. 350 BCE) Ghirlandaio (1449-1494) Giovanna Tornabuoni date: (c. 1490) commission: memorial subject: character reading of aristocracy theme: courtly manners pose: profile facial features: idealized color: vibrant decorativeness: patternization of clothing iconography: Humanism epitaph quotes ancient Roman poet Martial (Left) Ghirlandaio?s Italian Early Renaissance Giovanna Tornabuoni (c. 1475) vs. Leonardo?s High Renaissance La Bella Principessa (c. 1500) Ghirlandaio Old Man and Grandson date: 1490 subject: emotional familial bond aesthetic: realistic ? old man idealized ? child composition: dynamic color: vibrant & muted light/shadow: directed perspective: linear aerial IMAGE INDEX Slide 2: MASACCIO. 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Shale-gas producers face opposition from "greens", who object to the industry's heavy water usage and a small risk that fracking could lead to contamination of aquifers and even to earthquakes. There is also a risk that large amounts of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, could escape during shale-gas exploration and production. The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that shale-gas production emits 3.5% more than conventional gas, and 12% when it involves venting excess gas.
Gas production in the United States continues to astonish. In the last years the country's shale-gas industry, which produces natural gas from shale rock by bombarding it with water and chemicals, a technique known as hydraulic fracturing, grew by 45% a year. As a proportion of US overall gas production shale gas has increased from 4% in 2005 to 24% today. Its storage facilities are rapidly filling, and its gas price has collapsed. America is estimated to have enough gas to sustain its current production rate for over a century.
America's gas boom confers a huge economic advantage. It has created hundreds of thousands of jobs, directly and indirectly. And it has rejuvenated several industries, including petrochemicals, where ethane produced from natural gas is a feedstock.
The gas price is likely to rise in the next few years, because of increasing demand. Peter Voser, the boss of Royal Dutch Shell, an oil firm with big shale-gas investments, expects it to double by 2015.
Last year the IEA released a report entitled "Are we entering a golden age of gas?", and last month it released a follow-up, from which it dropped the question-mark. It foresees a tripling in the supply of unconventional gas between 2010 and 2035, leading to a slower price rise than would otherwise be expected. It expects this to boost global demand by more than 50%.


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Was Monday night the opening of Moose season in Manhattan?
It sure seemed that way as Johan Hedberg took shot after shot during Monday night's 3-2 shootout win in New York. In fact…the Rangers fired off 48 rounds at the Moose, who turned away 46 of them.
The shots came early…often…and constantly.
First there was the highway robbery committed by Hedberg on Ales Kotalik in the first period…diving to his right to get the paddle down to deny the goal. Then there was the stuffing of Christopher Higgins during a Ranger 2 on OH MY GAWD break with about two and a half minutes left in the third to preserve the 2-2 tie.
In between, the Moose put the Thrashers on his back and they rode him once again to a win.
All four goals scored came during special teams play. In the first period, Slava Kozlov score his sixth goal of the year while the Thrashers were on the power play. At
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Camps Speak an International Language
Some American camps are teaching international language and customs
Stepping into Waldsee, a visitor is immediately immersed in the German–speaking cultures of Europe, complete with Alpine huts, saunas, and a fairy tale forest called Marchenwald. And how far do campers travel to Waldsee? Only as far as Bemidgi, Minnesota, to one of six authentic Concordia Language Camp villages — French, Norwegian, Finnish, Russian, Spanish, and German.
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These experiences provide a unique opportunity for American children to have cultural exposure to new customs, languages, and activities by living and playing with the children and adults who become an intrinsic part of the multicultural tapestry of camp. Dick Thomas, director of Chewonki in Wiscasset, Maine, finds that the lives of his campers are enriched by this experience, as they realize that the United States is not the center of the universe. "International staff brings a symmetry and energy to the total staff," according to Thomas. Chewonki, like many other American camps, also hosts campers from other nations. Families of international children appreciate the diversity of the camp community as well as the opportunity for immersion in a safe, secure American tradition. One outcome of the exchange program is invariably a greatly improved perception of the United States and its citizens by international participants.
Pass the Pelmeni! — Festivals with an International Flavor
Many camps go beyond simply including international staff and campers in their community. Culture festivals are popular, with cabin groups and counselors representing different countries through costumes, flags, food, folktales, songs, crafts, and games. Working with the camp food service, Russian pelmeni, Norwegian flatbread, Mexican fajitas, or other ethnic dishes may make an appearance at special theme meals. Campers often discover that many of their traditional camp songs actually have origins in other countries or are sung with slightly different words. Even the game of "Rock, Paper, Scissors" is played by children around the world.
Camp's Global Reach
Some camps, as well as many national youth organizations, also sponsor exchange trips abroad. During the past decade, Chewonki has offered trips to Australia and Russia with the advantage of allowing participants the familiarity of the camp experience in another country.
Through programs such as "Global Teens," internationally minded teenagers from New York City participate in a one-year program that includes three weeks of summer overseas travel. "Go Global" provides opportunities for young adults, age eighteen and up, to work in YMCA programs abroad. As an official non-governmental organization, the YMCA also hosts an annual United Nations Conference for volunteers and youth members.
Since 1948, the IFYE program (International 4-H Youth Exchange) has provided opportunities for young ambassadors ages sixteen to twenty-five, to live and work in host families in Europe, Latin America, Asia, and the Pacific. The 4-H Labo program for Americans ages twelve to seventeen includes a one-month home stay in Japan and also recruits American families and camps to host IFYE or Labo youth.
The Bridge to Understanding
From the colorful flags hanging in a camp's dining hall, the lilt of the Irish receptionist who answers the phone, the display of African drums, or even the introduction to a child's counselor, Tarik, Fiona, or Rodrigo, camp is a global village.
Linda Grier Pulliam is executive of the American Camp Association, Virginias, and was a camp director for twenty-seven years.
Originally printed in CAMP Magazine, reprinted by permission of the American Camp Association.
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The jury's still out on how much DPS this will ultimately add over the Bear Swipe on trash pulls, mostly because 50 energy is an awful lot (even if you do have 5/5 Ferocity and can reduce it to 45). Most calculations of Cat versus Bear Swipe that I've seen have assumed unlimited rage for Bear, regular use of Maul, and the Maul glyph. That's fine for theorycraft purposes, but in practice I doubt very much you'll have the rage to play around that kind of damage unless you're tanking (in which case comparing your damage to Cat Swipe is pointless).
Don't forget about Primal Fury giving 5 rage on crits. With a decent-sized pack of mobs, having unlimited swipes is not all that difficult; all it takes is 3 crits and swipe is free. More than that and you're getting rage from swiping. So unlimited rage isn't actually all that inaccurate, especially as you look at 6+ mob sizes. The problem there is not that you have unlimited rage; it's that you're really likely to pull aggro and be tanking the mobs you're mauling.
This is correct. The problem with a feral DPSer using bear swipe is that they get the threat modifier from bear form. Given that cat gear should provide more damage than bear gear, a feral dpser will generate more agro doing this than even a normal druid tank.
Don't do this unless you fully expect to pull agro on multiple mobs. The real tanks should not be expected to hold agro against a full dps spec with a threat amp.
Allison, my experience is that swipe + maul is pretty easily sustainable assuming I have 4 or more targets, and usually sustainable if I have 3. I may have to hit enrage with 3, but it's not that bad. With 4, the extra rage from mauls critting plus the swipe crits make rage tend to be fairly consistent. And anything above 4 mobs is essentially infinite rage time.
The problem is, as before, that this will almost certainly pull at least one mob and usually multiple mobs, which really isn't ideal. It'll be more ideal in the future with the armor changes in the sense that you can survive a few hits more easily, but it's still never an ideal solution to have DPS classes pulling as expected.


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Week #6 – Training in Inclement Weather – Training in the Rain, Cold or In the Heat
We can control many aspects of our race-day except one major one — the weather. The good news is that if we prepare correctly we can help minimize these effects, especially the toll that cold and heat can take on our bodies.
Lance Armstrong supposedly said that when he wakes up during the Tour de France and it's raining outside, he knows he's already beaten half the field before the race has even started. Why? Because he's trained in all types of extreme weather conditions while most others have not.
You never know what the weather will be like on race day, so train in all conditions. Don't skip a run because it's cold or a little rainy or because it is hot. Always be safe, but do not skip a workout simply because you might be slightly uncomfortable. These workouts make you significantly tougher both physically as well as mentally. Come race day, you will look back on some of your toughest runs and know "If I got through that 3 hour run in 15 degree weather (or in 90 degree heat), this is going to be easy."
Running in Cold Weather
Regardless of the old wives' tales you may have heard, exercising outside in the cold, even severe cold, is not damaging to your lungs or "bad" for you. While it may be uncomfortable for some, it is indeed healthy. No matter how cold it is outside, by the time the air reaches your lungs, it is body temperature.
A few points about training in inclement weather:
You can train on a treadmill: While you wouldn't want to train exclusively inside, mixing it up and running on a treadmill is perfectly fine. World-class marathoners train on treadmills inside to complement their training. You can even find great treadmill workouts on the internet and play with the speed and incline to get an amazing workout you would not get outside.
Invest in inclement weather gear. What to wear: Since you will occasionally be training in cold and rainy weather, invest in some good technical clothing. Go to a reputable running specialty store and talk to someone who knows their stuff. Think "layers." These days there are great technical clothes that are not bulky, but that can keep you warm and dry. Get some good running tights, and a mid-weight technical shirt. Your jacket should not be so much about keeping you warm – it should be about keeping you dry, and/or keeping the wind off of you. A good 'half zip' shirt can be your most comfortable piece of running apparel. You can use a thin layer underneath in super cold weather, or run with it alone if it is not so cold. There are even socks that are no more bulky than 'normal' socks that are made for cold weather. A good lightweight hat and gloves are a must! Lots of heat can escape your body from your head, and your hands will be uncomfortable if they are too cold. If you heat up, simply stuff them in the back of your tights or in your pocket.
Don't overdress for runs: The rule of thumb is that when you step outside to begin your run, you should feel slightly chilly. Your body will warm up as you run. If you are warm when you begin your run, you are overdressed.
Don't forget to hydrate: Even when it is cold and rainy, you are still sweating and still need to hydrate before, during and after your workouts.
Running in Hot Weather
When we exercise, our working muscles produce heat and our core temperatures rise. Our body's major mechanism for dissipating this heat is by increasing the rate of blood flow to the skin to facilitate the evaporation of sweat. Thus, there is a major "contest" between the blood that needs to go to our working muscles and the blood that is going to the skin. We want as much blood to go to our muscles as possible!
Here are a few ways to minimize the effects of running in the heat. They apply to training as well as to race day.
Be sure to hydrate before, during, and after all workouts.
Wear light-colored loose-fitting clothing made from a performance (wicking) fabric. NO COTTON!
Consider wearing a hat or visor on runs to minimize the sunlight's effect on your face.
Try to do a few "acclimatization" workouts in the heat, preferably within two weeks of the marathon if race day could be a hot one.
When the heat is oppressive, slow your pace down. This goes for training as well for the race day running effort.
We lose electrolytes, especially salt, in our sweat. Excessive sodium loss can lead to muscle cramping. Consider hydrating (pre, during, and post run) with an electrolyte-beverage such as Gatorade.
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The first scheduled event is a welcome and reading at 8:15 PM on August 13, but we ask that Bread Loafers plan to arrive by 5 PM that day. The last day of the Conference, August 23, is a travel day; Bread Loafers have breakfast that day and plan to leave by noon.
During the Conference, writing workshops in fiction, poetry, and nonfiction are the core of the curriculum. Each faculty member conducts a small workshop, most often of ten contributors, meeting for five two-hour sessions over the course of the Conference. All participants also meet individually with their workshop leader to amplify and refine what was said in the workshop itself.
Faculty give lectures on writerly issues, and one-hour classes on specific aspects of craft. Readings by faculty, guests, and contributors are scheduled in the Little Theater throughout the day and into the night.
We offer many opportunities for you to inform yourself about the world of publishing. Early in the Conference, guest editors and agents give overviews of the industry, describing the functions of agents and literary editors, answering questions, and offering guidelines on how to submit book proposals and full-length manuscripts. You may sign up to meet with an editor or agent in small groups.
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Article Date: 26-April-2012
The brilliant mare Quevega (11/10 favourite) was saddled by Willie Mullins to win her third successive Ladbrokes.com World Series Hurdle under jockey Ruby Walsh.
Quevega and second favourite Voler La Vedette shadowed each other throughout most of the three-mile race and nothing separated them as they turned into the home straight and swept past the front-running Mourad.
However, on the run to the final flight, Andrew Lynch began to start pushing on Voler La Vedette and soon Quevega had raced clear under Walsh. Running on strongly to the line, Quevega was good value for her five and a half length winning margin.
"She is just an extraordinary mare. She did everything Ruby asked, he had no problems throughout the race and she was in real racing mode today," said Mullins, who was enjoying his seventh success of the 2012 Festival.
"She has a lot of speed and won three times on the Flat before coming to Ireland and I put her in the two-mile race tomorrow as I wouldn't afraid of taking them on. We think she's better on better ground as well.
"She's a really good mare and showed it today - Voler La Vedette came into the race with good credentials after her great run at Cheltenham so we were a bit worried about that for Quevega. But she did the business and I'm absolutely delighted with her. She is just an extraordinary mare.
"She's fantastic to train and I was a bit worried because she came into season last week but she went out of season quick enough. I don't know whether we'll go to Auteuil now, I'll have a chat to the owners."
Asked if she would take on Big Buck's at some point, Mullins said: "As long as he gets an entry in the mares' race at Cheltenham! But seriously I think we will just do the same next season and why change?
"The plan we follow with Quevega works fantastically well. We always try and get her ready for Cheltenham with a month to spare so if anyone thing does go wrong we have her fairly fit. I'm going to keep it simple and I suppose we might meet Big Buck's somewhere away from Cheltenham but I wouldn't really want to miss this race to go to Aintree."
Trainer Willie Mullins may have dominated the Punchestown Festival in recent years but he had never won the meeting's most-famous race, the Avon Ri Corporate & Leosure Resort Chase for the La Touche Cup, until today.
The trainer's son Patrick got up in the closing strides of the 4m 1f banks race aboard Uncle Junior (6/1 Co-Fav) under top-weight of 12st 7lb.
Willie Mullins' father Paddy won the 1953 La Touche Cup with Flash Parade, his first winner, and Mullins junior was pleased to break his duck.
"I'd written him off about three different times in the race and I thought it was an extraordinary performance for him to carry 12st 7lb on ground he didn't like," said the trainer. "The trip was the key, he just stays all day and loves extreme distances. He took six runs to win over hurdles and isn't great over fences now but the banks bring out the best of him.
"It's a great race to win as an amateur, I'd love to have won it as a jockey, and although my father trained the winner in 1953, I've never won it before today."
Patrick Mullins added: "Uncle Junior is everything you want in a racehorse as he tries very hard. When I jumped into the back of Tally Em Up I thought my chance had gone, but I pulled him out and he stuck his head down and started trying again. A horse like that is invaluable.
"If you saw him schooling over these fences the first day you would never think he would be any good, but he has the hang of it now. He is not the best jumper of the ordinary fences, but these obstacles seem to invigorate him and keep him interested."
Tofino Bay (5/2) put in a bold front-running performance to land the opening Stephens Green Hibernian Club Hurdle under Davy Russell.
Dessie Hughes was getting off the mark for the week and commented: "It's lovely to win a race at Punchestown. Tofino Bay ran very well on real good ground at Fairyhouse the first day so I was a little bit afraid coming here on ground so heavy today. But he's tough and goes on the ground.
"He jumped impeccably and he quickened when he needed to quicken. He was off for a year when he got a leg but he has seems to have been improving since coming back this year. It was a good performance and he will go over fences next season."
Davy Russell: "Tofino Bay had a pretty obvious chance today and to be fair to Dessie (Hughes), he has done well to get him here because he has had his fair share of injuries.
"Myself and Tom Doyle went as quick as we would have liked too, but at the same time my horse has a lot of energy and needs to be going a good gallop on heavy ground. He pulled out all the stops for me when I asked him.
"Tofino Bay has plenty of age under his belt, so we can get stuck into him now over fences next season."
Henry de Bromhead's Buckers Bridge maintained his unbeaten record in some style by landing the Kildare Post INH Flat Race.
Running in the famous Sizing Europe colours, the giant six-year-old travelled supremely well throughout and never looked in any danger.
The Mullins-trained Morning Royalty looked dangerous at one point but Davy Roche let out a bit of rein and Buckers Bridge, a 9/2 chance, pulled nine and a half lengths clear.
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I can practically hear the eye rolls, sighs and 'not agains' from all the way over here in Australia, haha.
Yesterday in one of my classes we got on a bit of a tangent and briefly spoke about homosexuality and how Christians handle it. I also just saw a post on a Christian blog about it and I guess that's why I'm posting this, because it reminded me of our discussion yesterday and I wanted to share some of my thoughts with you, and the thoughts of others in my class.
I know that some of you who follow me are Christians, and I know some of you may not be. Those of you who are Christians, and probably those of you who aren't, will be extremely aware of the fact that Christians believe homosexuality is a sin.
What we were saying in class, which is something I hadn't really thought about, is that we consider so many other things a sin, like lying for example, and yet homosexuality is the one we make a huge deal out of, without thinking about the consequences.
Yes, I believe that two men or two women having sex is a sin, but it's not worse than any other sin. At all.
I DEFINITELY don't have all the answers. My opinions and thoughts on the matter only go so far before I'm just stumped because honestly, I have no idea what the right way to approach this issue is. I do believe that the way Christians are going about it isn't right thought.
I know a lot of Christians think that they're doing homosexuals a favour when they point out their sin. But the thing I'm realising is that to someone who is actually gay, saying 'God loves you but hates your sin' is a huge insult and actually really offensive. Without meaning to, you just told someone God hates them, because to them their homosexuality IS them. That's who/what they are. It's where they find their identity. Whether you or I believe it's something people are born with or not isn't really significant, because they do. I think we make this issue about us when we go around accusing people without thinking about what our words are truly doing to someone.
I'm not sure what the right way to approach the issue is, because whether we all like it or not, it's now an issue. We've all made it one. I hate this issue, because it leaves so much room for hurt and anger and misconception.
I struggled with my sexuality for three years. When I think about it, in comparison with those who feel like that for their whole lives, three years isn't long, but I do think I've at least had a really small, minute glimps at what it's like to struggle with it, and it sucks. I mean for me, I'm a Christian so I had going through my head the whole time the thought that everything I was feeling was wrong… which made me think there was something wrong with me. I was feeling these things for girls… how on earth could I just stop feeling something? Especially when it wasn't just a feeling like happy or sad that can be changed with a change of circumstance. This was attraction, something I felt like I couldn't help.
I'm not saying you can or can't help it. I'm not saying it's something you're born with and I'm not saying it's not. I'm saying that on the whole topic, I have NO FREAKING IDEA.
I just know that if you stand there and tell a gay person that either you or God 'loves them but hates their sin' you're basically just telling the person that you/God hates who they are, and thus hates them.


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- Office of Policy and Programs - Ensures worldwide activities are in line with CSO's goals and strategies, provides early warning of potential conflict, coordinates with other bureaus and embassies, supports design of the International Operational Response Framework (IORF), and plans and allocates program funds.
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how friendly and helpful every member of staff was (without exception) with any question or service.
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West Australian Katrina Barker has already established herself as a go-to goal kicker after just a couple of tournaments for Australia.
Barker made her representative debut for the Australian Sevens at the Oceania Women's Sevens Championships in Fiji, coming on as a replacement in two games.
Barker earned her second rep call up at the Asia Pacific Sevens and took over goal kicking duties for the tournament, tallying 30 points through the boot. She featured again in 2013, playing in the Australian Women's Sevens last two tournaments of the 2012/13 season.
Barker's solid performances earned her a spot in Australia's Rugby World Cup Sevens title defence in Russia in 2013, where the team finished fifth.
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How America Drinks: Water and Wine Surge, Cheap Beer and Soda Crash
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How America Drinks: Water and Wine Surge, Cheap Beer and Soda Crash
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Spruce was a familiar flavoring in the 18th and 19th centuries, especially if you lived up north. It was found in tea, in beer, and perhaps most commonly in chewing gum—spruce gum was produced commercially all the way until the 1970s. "I have tended evening meetings up in Maine," noted the writer Henry Wheeler Shaw in 1877, "and everybody was chewing gum except the minister."
The taste of spruce resin is quite potent, described by one late-19th-century writer as "sweet, peculiar and balsamic." In my experience, spruce engages not just the senses of smell and taste, but also a more primitive part of one's brain, conjuring a dank and loamy forest. I'm mystified that a flavor this large and powerful has been forgotten by consumers.
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For American Distillers, a Whiskey Crisis Looms on the Horizon
One of the biggest obstacles facing a startup whiskey distiller is time. No matter how quickly you can turn yeast, water, and grains into alcohol, you still need to mature the product in oak barrels to get something you can legally call "whiskey." Most big distillers use 53-gallon charred barrels, which they fill, plug, and stick in an uninsulated warehouse for a few years—or longer, depending on the qualities they're looking for. During that time, the barrels impart color and flavor to the liquid, while absorption and evaporation remove unwanted chemicals. Eventually the distillers decide the whiskey is ready, move it into bottles, and ship them to stores.
All this waiting takes money—a lot of it, and all before you've sold your first bottle. If you're an established distiller, you're covering the upfront costs of your new batches with the profits you're making off the finished ones. But a startup doesn't have that sort of cash flow, which is why many new distillers start with "white" spirits like vodka and gin, then invest in whiskey once the money is flowing.
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After throwing 75-80 feet on flat ground Wednesday, Clay Buchholz said his intensity level was high and hoped to throw off the mound within the next couple days.
He threw for the second time since being shut down last Thursday, increasing the distance from the 60 feet he tossed from on Tuesday. The goal remains to throw from 120 feet before moving to the mound.


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Here's a nice combo with a different kind of black and white glitter: W7's Salt n Pepper. More pics on my blog.
Slightly belated upload but I did these nails for Chinese New Year. More pics and chat on my blog.
Bit of a T-shirt and denim look maybe? Handpainted hibiscus flower, coral gradient, and A-England's lovely navy blue holo polish, Tristram. More details on my blog.
Leopard print and glitter mix - sparkly and fun. See my blog for polishes used etc.
This blue, gold and teal mani uses Accessorize nail speckle in 'Damselfly' which is pretty beautiful I think! Read about it and see a closeup on my blog.
I went to see Matilda the musical at the weekend so obviously I had to do Matilda nails in tribute. The show was great - you can read a bit more about it on my blog.
Vintage roses-style nails in a coral-based colourway. Find out which polishes I used on my blog.
Purple glitter stripes: the glitter is China Glaze Glitter All the Way which I picked up for a bargainous £2.15. Read about it and see macro pics on the blog.
Blue ruffly nails. You can find details about the polishes I used for this mani on my blog!
Clueless mani #3: Dionne's neon stripes. Check out the others here and here or read all about it on my blog…
Black and gold glitters which I got for Christmas! Get the details on my blog.
What a satisfyingly chunky glitter (I'll say nothing about the painful process of removing it…). This is The Living Daylights from OPI's James Bond collection. More on my blog!
I started these off as just a glitter gradient but as usual took it over the top by adding the pink stars. They're silly but at Christmas I think silly is OK?! More chat and a closeup on the blog.
Very simple nails that manage to hit the big three of festive colours: red, green and gold! For info on polishes used and a pic of the mani as a whole, see my blog.
Hello all and happy new year! I haven't been online much over the Christmas period so a few festive nail designs left to upload, it is still winter after all… I started off these ones as just tasteful stripes but then I couldn't resist adding the snowflakes on top. My flatmate thinks it looks like wrapping paper which is OK by me! More on the blog as usual.


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Valdosta - The printers at U.S. Press run 13 hours a day, six days a week. "They use a lot of electricity," said David Newbern, U.S. Press Manager.
They print hundreds of thousands of materials each day, and that makes for one lofty power bill. "With everything escalating, we've got to have relief in some form," said Newbern.
That much needed relief may be in sight through House Bill 209. The bill would give Georgia businesses a tax exemption on the cost of natural gas or electricity used in the production of manufactured goods. "Georgia is one of only 10 states in the country that has a tax on energy used in manufacturing, none of the other southern states do," said Tom Gooding, Legislative Affairs Chairman.
Tom Gooding chairs the Valdosta-Lowndes Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Affairs Committee and is lobbying for the bill. He says the tax exemption would allow manufacturers to lower the prices of their goods and services. "Any business that has a lower operating cost, they're able to sell their goods more competitively," said Gooding.
More competitive prices means more business, resulting in more jobs for Georgia. Since 1998, the state has lost more than 130,000 manufacturing jobs. "This bill is not about tax policy, its about protecting jobs and making Georgia's products more competitive," said Gooding.
The bill was introduced early in the 2005 session but is still stuck in House committees. Manufacturers like Newbern are hoping lawmakers will take action soon, to give Georgia businesses the edge they need to stay competitive in a global market.
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On April 14, 2008, Amber was diagnosed with a brain tumor in the brain stem. From there we went to Shand's at UF where we met with her neurosurgeon Dr.Pincus. Right away she had an biopsy on her tumor. The type of tumor Amber has is an ganglioglioma, a very rare, brain stem tumor. Amber's tumor is Wrapped around the nerves in the brain stem. Then on May 6, 2008, Amber had a STR (subtotal resection of the tumor). Amber then spent almost 3 weeks in the hospital, because of compilations of the surgery. Only because the second day out of surgery her lung collapsed. April of 09 the tumor was growing so Amber had to go on Chemo. How much do the tumor grow....it is back to the same size it was before surgery. Plus now the tumor is inoperable. Amber went on chemo April 21, 2009, the chemo drugs she is was on is Carboplatin and vincristine. Six months later the chemo durgs was not working. October of 2009 Amber was put on a different chemo durg...Vinblastine. Amber would get Vinblastine every week for 6 month then she got it every others week, she was on vinblastine for 12 months. Vinblastine keep the tumor stable. Amber got off of vinblastine Oct of 2010. So far Amber 's tumor is stable. Now, Amber is at home enjoying not being off of chemo, and she is doing wonderful!
We will go back in three month to do a MRI. If the tumor starts to grow she go back on chemo will do chemo. Chemo just stop the growth of the tumor.
One thing i want to add is Amber would have to travel for our apt in Lynn Haven,fl to Gainesville, fl to get her chemo and to see her drs. It is 267 miles to gainesville and 267 back home. We would get up at 6 in the morning to get to Gainesville to get her chemo...we would wait 2 to 4 hour for chemo and to see her drs. after she would get her chemo we would get back in the car and drive 267 miles to get home. Some chemo treatments Amber would be so sick but never complain.
Amber is now being treated at MD Anderson cancer center in Orlando, Fl.
Amber's tumor was tested for a mutation that is found in Melanoma (skin cancer). Amber's tumor tested position for the mutation. The name of the mutation is BRAF v600e.
Amber's tumor has been stable since October of 2010 and we pray that it never grow !


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Are you too distracted to be happy, in love and free? What if the only thing in the way of you is you?
Ask anyone what they really want and chances are you may hear a litany of material things. Dig deeper and you will find that ultimately at your core, or truest essence, you desire only happiness, love and freedom.
Perhaps, the focus on education, job, career or business is to make money so that you can buy things you believe will make you happy and attract a spouse or partner that you believe will bring you love in order to be able to live as your true self and know freedom.
The great news is that all you desire is already here. You have it. You don't need more of anything to know happiness, love and freedom. You actually need less, less distractions.
Happiness, Love and Freedom are vibrations. They are measurable elevations of consciousness. Simply stated, this means they are inside of you, not outside of you. Tune into what already exists. Consider how a receiver tunes into radio frequencies, it does not create the radio waves.
To be in the spirit or vibration of happiness, love and freedom, tune into the Now. It is where you will find the strongest frequency. If your favorite radio station is Q107 and you are slightly above it or slightly below it on the dial, you will be able to hear your favorite songs, but there will be an annoying distraction of interference. You are so close and yet so far from enjoying bliss. As little as point one decimals is all it takes to move from clarity to chaos and from chaos to clarity.
When you tune into Q'NOW' you are fully present. Your heart and head are in alignment. That slight movement above or below is the equivalent of moving into the past or the future. Regrets about the past and anxiety about the future are like trying to remember the song that just played or hoping the next one is one you like, all the while never realizing that you just missed the music of the moment. Neither one is truth. Truth is right here, right now. The moment your presence slips, so does your clarity. Happiness, Love and Freedom are right now.
If you are not experiencing Happiness, Love and Freedom, perhaps you have too many distractions. It is not to say that things are bad or jobs and careers interfere, they may be necessary, but the magic is in staying fully present. If you want to maintain and grow your relationships sprinkle them with appreciation and show up in the now. Even if your life situation is not perfect, you will never rise from chaos avoiding it. Tune into it completely by showing up with your heart. What is true will remain, what is not will fall away.
If you want to attract Happiness, Love and Freedom into your life, you do not need to flip through all the radio stations of life in search of the perfect person or situation. You simply need to tune into being fully present. There you will find perfection and the Law of Attraction will bring you more perfection.
Being Happy Healthy and Fit means wherever you are and wherever you go, show up with all of your heart. When you are at work, be at work, when you are at home, be at home. When you are doing yoga be present. When you are in the company of another, show up. Nothing is more important than the moment you are in. May your day be brilliant and filled with Happiness, Love and Freedom.


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Mar 17, 2012 – Footage and interview with Michael Andretti during his short F1 career with McLaren Honda. The former Indy Car champion arrived in the high-profile world of Formula 1 with McLaren in 1993 holding great expectations, only to be embroiled in a catalogu
Michael Andretti talks Mid-Ohio
Aug 4, 2011 – Michael Andretti talks about his highs and lows racing at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.
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