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Close the lid and then open later and the keyboard backlight turns off. The fn+f4 key does not turn it back on. I have to restart the laptop to get the keyboard backlight back on. Is there a workaround?
Windows 8 x64
Update: Here's the response I got from ASUS:
For your issue,there is not a way to control the backlight,it will be turn on/off automatically as the sorrounding.If you can not use the FN+F3/FN+F4 to adjust the backlight of the keyboard,the only way is restarting the laptop.

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Journal of Thermal Spray Technology
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Deposition of nanoparticle suspensions by aerosol flame spraying: Model of the spray and impact processes
- T. PoirierAffiliated withUniversidad Simon Bolivar
- , A. VardelleAffiliated withUniversity of Limoges
- , M. F. ElchingerAffiliated withUniversity of Limoges
- , M. VardelleAffiliated withUniversity of Limoges
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Aerosol flame spraying (AFS) combines the atomization of a colloidal suspension with the lateral injection of the aerosol in a flame. The aerosol droplets are partially dried when crossing the flame and then deposited as a coating onto a substrate. Afterwards, the coating is consolidated by heat treatment without extensive grain growth. In this paper a model of the trajectories, acceleration and vaporization of the droplets is used to predict the impact conditions of the in-flight dried droplets, as well as their size and water content when they impinge onto the substrate. From these calculations and the hydrodynamic properties (viscosity, surface tension, contact angle) of the suspensions, the morphology and size of the lamellae deposited on the substrate are determined by using classic impact models. In spite of the complexity of the mixing of the suspension spray with the flame and the diversity of the thermal histories of the droplets, the observation of the latter after impact shows that the results of the model are quite consistent with measurements. The relationship between droplet impact parameters and coating formation is discussed.
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Singer Linda Ronstadt quietly became a single parent earlier this year. She has adopted an infant girl and named her Mary Clementine Ronstadt.
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Well, I'm back, as promised, with a lot to tell you about a beautiful, beautiful state I wish I could live in year-round, one that captured my heart with its larger-than-life mountains and golden aspens and friendly people and better traffic and meal after meal! after meal! of incredible food. The truth is, after five days of bakeries, restaurants, sightseeing, walking---and, of course, the mountains! oh my gosh, the mountains!---I got pretty comfortable out west. I kept telling my friends Wendi and Michele, whom I traveled with, that with every new place we visited, Chicago became more blah. I mean, what have we got? The skyline? Let me tell you, while we were descending over the Windy City Monday afternoon, the John Hancock building had nothing on the Rockies. NOTHING. What with the series of trips this year (Washington D.C., Wisconsin, Maine), I should be used to detaching from a place when it's time to come home. But instead, all that's been running through my mind lately … [Read more...]
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Mae Bird: Lemon Poppy-Seed Bread
Not long after discovering Mae Bird, I realized something: I want to go everywhere Amanda takes pictures of and eat everything she cooks. Her photography and stories are truly captivating, so I am thrilled to close out our series of guest posts with this recipe from her! I feel the transition happening outside, summer to fall, and it is so welcome. The nights are getting cooler, the breeze is coming in, and I swear I can smell it. (Yes, autumn has a smell, I can't describe, but I recognize it.) Here comes the season of apples, squashes, hot meals and baking -- when turning on the oven is actually welcomed and comforting, comforting like a freshly baked treat, cooling on a windowsill. Speaking of baking, I have a not-so-secret confession. I can't get myself to follow directions when baking. Does anyone else have this problem? I'm not alone, right? … [Read more...]
Happy Jack Eats: Tomato, plain and tall
I am particularly excited about today's guest post because Jacqui isn't just one of my favorite food bloggers---she's one of my favorite writers, one of my favorite eaters, one of my favorite people. She also lives very close by, so I get to hang out with her sometimes, and that's very fine. Before I start rambling on about food, I'd just like to thank Shannalee for inviting me into this lovely space she has. If you don't know her personally, you probably should, because she really is one of a kind. The kind that you can meet just once and know that yes, we'll be good friends, I can tell. Now, about these tomatoes. They were from my future sister-in-law's garden, and as soon as I laid eyes on them, I knew we'd be friends, too. These were not your perfectly round, fit-in-the-palm-of-your-hand, flawless tomatoes that shimmer in piles at the grocery store. No, these were large and awkward, so wide that they curled up at the ends, as if trying to look like any other tomato … [Read more...]
Eat Make Read: Arepas
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Sprouted Kitchen: Lemon Asparagus Risotto
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Week of Guest Posts!
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Nymph scale 1/6 modeled with oil clay, this is a resin coppy.
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Nymph scale 1/6 modeled with oil clay, this is a resin coppy.
comments welcome.
That is a rather wonderful piece that would look good cast in bronze and found in a stately home/manor etc.
The proportions and design of the body has that sense of realism many find difficult to convey.
Only point I can see, this is prob the photo not the sculpture, is that she seem a bit cross eyed?
So, where will your imagination take you today?...
Very nice composition with the nude female figure. It has a fine art quality that would look good in bronze. My only crit -the facial expression is generic. It looks like somebody posed for a portraiture. I would love to see a more playful expression to match the beautiful gesture. Good luck and great job.
the pose odf thids one is gorgeus.
I love it!
could you please send a better photo of it and some close-ups?
Very excellent work
great work, i love the pose , what type of resin did you used?,great job.
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Variety show to benefit Dismas HouseBy Lucia Suarez
STAFF WRITER | March 07,2013
WEST RUTLAND — When the organizers of a local fundraising variety show came up with the idea four years ago to host the event, they never intended it to become an annual event.
Coordinator Olivia Gawet said the West Rutland Variety Show started in 2010 in response to earthquakes in Haiti and Japan. Last year, the show helped to construct a community well in Uganda.
"It grew out of a need that we saw," Gawet said. "This year, it is nice to do something that is local."
In the event's fourth year, all funds raised will go to Dismas House in Rutland. The organization helps former prisoners integrate with society.
The variety show is set for 3 p.m. Sunday at the West Rutland Town Hall.
When organizers were deciding which cause or organization to help this year, Gawet immediately thought of Dismas. She described the organization as one that does so much for people, yet has very little recognition.
"I kept thinking we should do something right in our local community to remember that there is a great need in our own community," she said. "(Dismas House) is there and the work is so important. Many people don't know it even exists."
Gawet said the variety show provides an opportunity to educate the community about the work Dismas does for men and women who have left prison without a support system.
At this year's event, Terry Jaye of WJJR will be master of ceremonies, as he has been every year. Nineteen acts include a short comedy show, a girl who performs with a Hula Hoop to music, the Mount St. Joseph choir, the Good
Shepherd Lutheran Church choir and many more.
"It's a lot of different things," Gawet said. "It's fun."
Tickets cost $8 for adults and $5 for children and seniors, with a $20 cap for families. They can be purchased at the door.
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For what seems like the past 17 months, Volkswagen has been running TV commercials like the one above, wherein a carload of friends is leisurely driving and chatting until CRASH!
At first I grudgingly praised the ads for their ingenious exploitation of the mechanics of trauma (when adrenaline skyrockets, memories get implanted more deeply, and the commercials' post-crash info on the Jetta is probably deeply ingrained in the brains of countless viewers.)
Now I'm just sick of feeling like I've lived through 600 car crashes at the end of a leisurely evening of TV-watching. Who's with me in filing a class-action lawsuit against Volkswagen for vicarious traumatization?


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I have been trying to get away from Google lately so I am trying to use the Mac Calendar app for my calendar. I want email notifications for my events but Calendar always launches the Mail app even though outlook is my default mail app.
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Enter a world of magic and make-believe unlike any other, where four themed lands radiate from Disney Main Street USA® and fairytale Sleeping Beauty Castle. Climb aboard the coach at your pick-up point, then sit back in comfort and enjoy the ride as you head to France to spend a full day enjoying all the magic and wonder of Disneyland® Paris.
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- Return coach travel
- Return Channel crossings
- Return hotel-to-Disneyland® Paris coach transfers
- Two nights' bed and continental breakfast accommodation in a three-star hotel within easy reach of Disneyland® Paris
- A one-day ticket to Disneyland® Park or Walt Disney Studios® Park (Hopper Ticket upgrade available)
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- Government taxes and service charges
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Day One
Leaving the local area in the early morning, we'll head south for our Channel crossing. Once in France, we'll continue by coach to Paris, arriving at your hotel during the evening.
Day Two
This morning buzzes with excitement as we head to Disneyland® Paris and a day filled with the fun of rides, attractions, shops and chance meetings with Disney characters. Your one-day ticket provides entry to your choice of the storybook world that is Disneyland® Park or delightful Walt Disney Studios® Park, but you can also upgrade to a one-day Hopper ticket, which allows unlimited access to both Parks.
Day Three
Today we head home via Calais, arriving in the local area in the late evening after a truly memorable break.
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Your holiday price includes a one-day ticket to Disneyland® Park or Walt Disney Studios® Park, but for a reasonable supplement (GBP11 for adults, GBP8 for children aged 3-11) you can upgrade to a Hopper Ticket, which gives you unlimited admission to Disneyland® Park and Walt Disney Studios® Park. These tickets cannot be booked in resort at these prices.
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Your Tour Manager will have allocated seats for you on the main coach in advance, taking into consideration any special requests wherever possible, and will advise you where to sit as you board the coach. This will be your seat for the duration of the tour. (Seats are not allocated on any connecting services to and from the main coach.)
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Learning is easier with a community of practice. For some in the open source world, community is something that takes only a virtual form, but there's still a lot of value in good old fashioned face-to-face communities to share and learn together. Taking a page out of the book of Linux User Groups... Read more
At this year's Great Wide Open conference, Steve Klabnik gave a talk about Mozilla's Rust programming language. Klabnik previously authored an introductory Rust tutorial entitled Rust for Rubyists, and this talk serves a similar purpose. However, instead of being Ruby focused, this talk was aimed... Read more
By relaxing its rather constrictive membership process, The Python Software Foundation is starting to uncoil. And Nick Coghlan, Provisioning Architect in Red Hat Engineering Operations, couldn't be happier. Coghlan recently earned a seat on the Foundation's Board of Directors, where he'll help... Read more
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I am frequently asked, "Why did you decide to make your product open source?"
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Bus B started off their day with Shaharit k'yaheed, an individual Shaharit service where the Wheelniks had a chance to pray in a beautiful area right on the lakefront outside their hotel. After services, they headed out to the Idaho Potato Museum, where they learned all about Idaho's greatest export. Following this, Bus B went to Yellowstone Bear World, a drive-thru wild life park to learn about all different types of bears. Later, the group will drive to Yellowstone National Park and enjoy the outdoors for the evening. They will finish with gender bonding programs later!


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China's Stock Index Drops, Extending Weekly Loss; Gree Declines
China's benchmark stock index fell, extending its biggest weekly decline in a month, on concern a slowing property market will damp demand for products from cement to household appliances.
Anhui Conch Cement Co., the nation's biggest maker of the building material, slid to a two-month low. Gree Electric Appliances Inc. and GD Midea Holding Co., the top two air-conditioner makers, fell more than 3 percent after Citic Securities Co. cut its rating on the industry. Tsingtao Brewery Co. paced gains by consumer-staples producers on optimism earnings will withstand an economic slowdown.
"Domestic demand is still weak because of tightening and the crackdown on the property market and that'll lead to worries about worsening earnings in the fourth quarter," said Wu Kan, a fund manager at Dazhong Insurance Co., which oversees $285 million. "But the period for the tightest monetary policies should be over and we don't see a further big slump."
The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.43 points, or 0.1 percent, to 2,415.13 at the close. About five stocks rose for every three that dropped on the measure. The CSI 300 Index added 0.1 percent to 2,609.69. The Bloomberg China-US 55 Index, the measure of the most-traded U.S.-listed Chinese companies, slipped 0.1 percent on Nov. 18.
'Weakness' to Last
The Shanghai Composite tumbled 2.6 percent last week, the most since the period ended Oct. 21. The gauge has fallen 14 percent this year after the central bank raised interest rates three times and lifted the reserve-requirement ratio to curb inflation that's near a three-year high. It's valued at 11.4 times estimated earnings, compared with a record low of 10.8 times on Oct. 21, according to weekly data compiled by Bloomberg.
"Weakness" in China's stocks may last until the end of the year as the government is unlikely to introduce more "powerful" measures to fine-tune economic policies, according to Citic Securities, the nation's biggest listed brokerage.
Vice Premier Wang Qishan said he is certain that a global economic recession triggered by the financial crisis will be long term, Xinhua reported. The current world economic situation is "extremely severe," Wang said. The country should make its prudent monetary policy more "forward looking, targeted and flexible," Xinhua cited Wang as saying.
Anhui Conch fell 0.8 percent to 17.22 yuan, its lowest close since Sept. 30. Huaxin Cement Co., the Chinese affiliate of Holcim Ltd., lost 0.5 percent to 16.98 yuan. Fujian Cement Inc. dropped 0.9 percent to 9.93 yuan.
Spillover Effect
China's property market has reached a "tipping point" and the slowdown in the housing industry will have a spillover effect on demand for steel and other construction materials, Zhang Zhiwei, a Hong Kong-based economist at Nomura Holdings Inc., said on a conference call today.
A government report showed last week China's home prices fell in 33 of 70 cities monitored by the government in October, the worst performance since it expanded property curbs and scrapped the reporting of national average housing data this year.
Gree, China's largest maker of home air-conditioners, slid 3.2 percent to 17.99 yuan. Midea, the second-biggest publicly traded appliance maker, lost 3.1 percent to 12.11 yuan.
China's air-conditioner stocks were cut to "neutral" by analysts at Citic Securities. Sales of household air-conditioners dropped 19 percent in October from a year earlier, Hu Yali, an analyst at Citic Securities, wrote in a report today. Air-conditioner exports slid 24 percent, a third consecutive month of declines, according to the report.
Property Curbs
The central government may not loosen credit for the property market and limits on home purchases until the third quarter next year, Xinhua reported, citing a report published by Renmin University of China.
Residential property accounted for 6.1 percent of the country's gross domestic product last year, according to Citigroup Inc.
A group of 23 consumer staple stocks gained 0.6 percent today, the second-best performer among the CSI 300's 10 industry groups. Tsingtao Brewery, China's second-biggest brewery by volume, rose 3.1 percent to 36.09 yuan. Yonghui Superstores Co. advanced 4 percent to 33.03 yuan.
The biggest monthly drop in Chinese household deposits since at least 2007 is helping keep borrowing costs for banks at a record high, adding pressure on policy makers to free up cash with a cut in reserve requirements.
Interbank Lending
Household deposits fell by 727.2 billion yuan in October and have declined 1.1 percent since June 30, central bank data show. That's caused financial institutions to raise the six-month cost for interbank lending 18 basis points this quarter to 5.48 percent, the highest level since the data started in 2006, according to the National Interbank Funding Center in Shanghai.
"China needs to cut the required reserve ratio to improve liquidity in the system, enabling banks to have more funds to lend out," said Shen Jianguang, a Hong Kong-based economist at Mizuho Securities Asia Ltd., which expects a 3.5 percentage point cut in the reserve ratio to 18 percent next year. "Deposit outflow will remain an issue in China. The one-year deposit rate is currently 3.5 percent while the inflation rate is about 5.5 percent."
Yuan holdings at Chinese banks fell for the first time since December 2007, fueling speculation capital outflows will take pressure off policy makers to speed up gains in the currency.
Financial institutions' yuan positions declined a net 24.9 billion yuan ($3.9 billion) in October, according to a statement on the People's Bank of China website. Economists watch the numbers for signs of inflows or outflows of so-called hot money.
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Bugs Galore
Bugs Galore
Candlewick Press (MA), Hardcover, 9780763647544, 32pp.
Publication Date: March 13, 2012
Bugs, bugs, BUGS galore creep, slither, stink, and squirm; scurry, fly ewww, a worm Dig in as a flurry of bugs of every shape, size, and color crawl across the page in a veritable infestation of whimsy and humor. Cars Galore creators Peter Stein and Bob Staake return to thrill (and gross out) bug enthusiasts of all ages, offering an in-the-dirt, high-in-the-sky critter tale sure to leave readers wiggling and stampeding for more.
Bob Staake has written and/or illustrated more than sixty books, including The Red Lemon, a New York Times Book Review Best Illustrated Children's Book of the Year. He has been a cover artist for The New Yorker since 2006, and his November 17, 2008, Barack Obama victory cover was named the Best Magazine Cover of the Year by Time magazine. He lives on Cape Cod, in Massachusetts
An energetic ode to insects in a style that's Dr. Seuss meets Hieronymus Bosch... The madcap cartoons create an atmosphere that feels almost interplanetary, playing up the alien nature (and the diversity) of the insect world.
—Publishers Weekly
With bouncing rhyme and illustrations that demand multiple viewings, Bugs Galore is a rollicking celebration of all things creepy-crawly. This highly successful collaboration shows how well text and artwork can add up to something more... The main action is always clear and bold, but each spread features dozens of bugs with individual details, expressions, and actions. Kids will love identifying the little creatures specified in the text and discovering other stories through the pictures.
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Many nonbelievers equate faith with certainty, or with a desire for explanations: how the world came to be, why the good suffer, etc. And it must be said that many unreflective believers make superstitious use of religion. But few of the serious believers I know think of faith in this way. For most it is a kind of perception, a form of gratitude, and very far from anything like explanation or certainty.
There is so great a divide between these ideas of what faith means that they really need exploring. We need to ask why people who say they have no need for faith insist they know the experience of those of us who do believe, when they themselves admittedly have no aptitude for belief; it's like a tone-deaf man who insists on explaining the nonmeaning of music.
There is plainly a version of faith, one with an ancient pedigree, that rules out doubt of any sort. It was probably not all that difficult to sustain in a period during which most of your contemporaries claimed to share your belief, at least paying it lip service—a time when belief was seen as a desirable thing, or when peer pressure made it seem so.
While I can say the creed and mean it, I cannot say it the way I would (for example) recite multiplication tables. My belief that this is true is asserted not as a recitation of simple facts, but in the face of the possibility that it may not be, in the deep...
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The Transformation of our Strategic Foreign Policy Alliances: Continued!
November 2nd: Joseph Cirincione: "The Policy and Politics of the Iran Nuclear Agreement." "The goal of the recently enacted nuclear agreement with Iran is to stop that country from ever getting a nuclear weapon. Can it do that? Joe Cirincione is one of the leading nuclear policy experts in the country. He will share his analysis on why this deal became the most contentious foreign policy issue since the decision to invade Iraq 10 years ago." Mr. Cirincione is President of the Ploughshares Fund.
November 16th: " Őmer Taşpinar'' The Turkish Predicament: From Strategic Ally to Strategic Challenge" Not too long ago, Turkey was hailed as a strategic ally and a model country for the Middle East, exemplifying the compatibility of Islam, democracy, secularism and western orientation. Today, this model is no more. Turkey's strategic alliance with the United States and its democratic journey has been derailed by a series of challenges ranging from the autocratic tendencies of President Erdogan, to the Kurdish problem at home and regional instability in Syria and Iraq.
December 7th: Mike Mochizuki: "Shadows of World War II: Japan's Relations with Its Asian Neighbors" A comparison of Japan's interactions with China, South Korea, and the Southeast Asian countries illuminates the obstacles and opportunities for historical reconciliation in the region and the role that the United States might play.Professor Mochizuki holds the Japan-U.S. Relations Chair at the Elliott School of International Affairs at George Washington University. He is speaking to us on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
January 11th: Philippe Le Corre: Is France Still a Leader ?One year after the Charlie Hebdo bloody attack, the Republic of France is facing a complex mix of issues. From terrorism to migration, not to forget a long-lasting economic slowdown, it is sometimes said that the country is heading towards the unknown. Still, following the somewhat unexpected conclusion of the Greek crisis last June, France has been back at the joint-helm of the Eurozone (with, of course, Germany), and is certainly considered a credible partner by the United States when it comes to security, counter-terrorism and diplomacy. Philippe Le Corre is a visiting fellow in the Center of the United States and Europe at Brookings.
January 25th: Alireza Nader: "Iran After the Deal" Mr. Nader's talk willfocus on Iranian internal dynamics, Iranian foreign policy, and U.S.-Iran relations. As an International Policy Analyst at the Rand Corporation, his research has focusedon Iran's politics, Saudi-Iranian relations since the fall of Saddam, and the rise of the Pasdaran: "Assessing the Domestic Roles of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps." Mr. Nader is a frequent guest on the BBC and Al Jazeera and the major networks, and as a Farsi speaker is often on the Voice of America. He received his M.A. in International Affairs at George Washington University.
February 8th: Khalid Koser: "Solving Europe's Refugee Crisis"Mr. Koser is Chair, World Economic Forum Global Agenda Council onMigration, of the Brookings/London School of Economics Internal Displacement Project. He is also the Executive Director, Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund, and Chair, World Bank KNOMAD Thematic Working Group on Migration, Security and Development. He is the Editor of the "Journal on Refugee Studies" and his challenge today is that of the European Continent's greatest migration since World War II.
February 22nd: Heather Conley: "Mr. Putin's Land Grabs and More"As this is being written, Russia is moving into Syria: with tents for the refugees?Or is each tent protecting a tank from the weather? Or, could it be, [as suspected] the establishment of a new military base along with her "port on the Mediterranean". Lest we forget, the Arctic land grab is in high gear and Russia's presence is not to be missed. To fill in the blanks for these issues and the West's relationship with this new aggressive Russia, we have invited Heather A. Conley, senior vice president for Europe, Eurasia, and the Arctic and director of the Europe Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies to do just that!
March 7th: Graeme Wood: "What Does ISIS Really Want""What is the Islamic State? Where did it come from and what are its intentions? Why is it that we misunderstand the nature of the Islamic State? Following a distinctive variety of Islam, few Western leaders seem to know the answer to the evangelical call of absolute power ISIS wields. Graeme C.A. Wood is a Canadian Journalist and contributing Editor to "The Atlantic". He lectures in Political Science at Yale.
March 21st: Daniel Markey: "Does Pakistan Still Matter To The United States"?What does our relationship with Pakistan look like after the bin Laden raid? What should we expect from Pakistan as US Forces depart Afghanistan, and the significance that Pakistan is likely to have to Washington in years, even decades to come. Dr. Markey's long experience includes adjunct Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations for India, Pakistan and South Asia. He is now senior research professor at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies.
April 4th: Senator George J. Mitchell: "Can We Achieve Lasting Peace Through Negotiations"? The Naples Council is delighted to welcome Senator Mitchell to our podium. An American lawyer, businessman and politician, Mitchell served as a United States Senator from Maine from 1980 to 1995 and as Senate Majority Leader from 1989 to 1995. Since retiring from the Senate, Mitchell has taken up a variety of positions in politics and business. He has taken a leading role in negotiations for peace in Northern Ireland and the Middle East, being specifically appointed United States Special Envoy for Northern Ireland (1995–2001) by President Clinton and as United States Special Envoy for Middle East Peace (2009–2011) by President Obama.
2014-2015 Lecture Series
The Transformation of Our Strategic Foreign Policy Alliances
As we begin the 2014-2015 lecture series, I cannot remember another time when the news each day has brought greater concerns and the subjects we have chosen are so prominent in those newscasts that we might well feel that we are viewing a daily screening on one of the major or foreign network presentations as we attend the lectures.
Thus I believe you will agree, as you read through our program schedule, that we are bringing our membership the world "of the minute", and doing so with the wish that the report will bear good tidings of resolution in the end. We look forward to seeing you on November 3rd!
November 3rd: Andrew J. Tabler, Senior Fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, Mr. Tabler focuses on Syria and U.S. Policy in the Levant. He resided in the Middle East for fourteen years and is a fluent Arab speaker. He will address our issues with Syria, our crisis management with Russian, Iranian and Hezbollah's patronage of that country, and what, if any, are possible solutions.
November 17th: John Donvan, John Donvan is the host and moderator for the Intelligence Squared U.S. Debates and is an author and correspondent for ABC News. He has hosted "Nightline," "World News," "Good Morning America," and NPR's "Talk of the Nation," and WBUR's "On Point."
December 8th: Ambassador Arturo Sarukhan, former Mexican Ambassador to the United States and a Latin-American specialist, will discuss U.S. relations with the countries of Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela as well as his country of Mexico. What are the vestiges of the Bolivarian Revolution? Can Venezuela survive with Maduro at the helm?
January 5th: Professor Andrew Nathan, a member of the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, is Professor of Political Science at Columbia University. His research and teaching focuses on Chinese Politics and Foreign Policy, and we have asked him to address the current Chinese leadership and recent "clashes" in the south and east China Sea as well as other acts of aggression.
January 19th: Professor Angela Stent, is the Director of the Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies and Professor of Government and Foreign Service At Georgetown University. Her Russian expertise will be put to the test as we endeavor to understand President Putin's "foreign policy planning".
February 2nd: We will be welcoming Ian Brzezinski, Resident Senior Fellow at the Brent Scowcroft Center on International Security and also a member of the Atlantic Council's Strategic Advisors Group. He will cover Ukraine, Poland, the Baltics and Central Europe, with an eye towards Putin's "empire building". And yes, the name recognition is correct!
February 16th: Admiral James Stavridis, Former Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, and Commander, United States European Command, he is now Dean of the Fletcher School of Diplomacy. A native of South Florida! he will speak to us about NATO today and honoring our treaties in defense of our Allies as the global temperatures heat up and challenge our defense and diplomatic capabilities.
March 9th: Ambassador R. Nicholas Burns, Professor of the Practice of International Relations at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Following 27 years as a career Foreign Service Officer, he remains deeply involved in international affairs at Harvard, the Aspen Institute and the Cohen Group. We have asked him to address the transformation of our strategic foreign policy alliances; which is also our lecture series title for this next season.
March 23rd: Robin Wright and Barbara Slavin; These two dynamic experts will help us re-draw the map of the Middle East to include the many trouble spots that we are finding as the main focus of our news each day. Robin Wright is a Senior Fellow and Woodrow Wilson International Scholar. Barbara Slavin is a correspondent for Al Monitor and Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council. We look forward to welcoming them back to Naples.
April 6th: Dr. Victor Cha, Director of Asian Studies and the D.S. Song Chair in the Department of Government and School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, will once again address the current issues in the Korean peninsula as well as the thorny issues arising in the South China Sea between Japan and China. As Senior Adviser and the inaugural holder of the new Korea Chair at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, we look forward to his perspective.


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July 13, 2005 by Jeff Schroeder
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. - Exactly half of the Pro Division field caught five-bass limits on opening day of the 2005 Forrest L. Wood Championship, but it was easy to tell that they weren't exactly the kinds of limits for which most of the anglers were hoping.
Trussville, Alabama's Matt Herren led all Wal-Mart FLW Tour competitors at Lake Hamilton Wednesday by catching a limit weighing 12 pounds, 15 ounces. Following him closely were two more pros weighing in over the vaunted 12-pound line: Tracy Adams of Wilkesboro, N.C., with 12-12 and John Murray of Phoenix with 12-10.
After that, however, things were downright stingy. Even though 24 of them caught limits, nobody else in the 48-angler field broke double digits in weight on day one.
Monsoor strong, but Herren strongest
Tom Monsoor of La Crosse, Wis., impressed the Hot Springs crowd by posting the seventh-heaviest limit of bass today - 8 pounds even - but he has the misfortune of being paired against Herren's 12-15 in the opening-round brackets and now sits 4-15 behind the day's weight leader.
"That's the downside to the bracket format," said Herren, who was seeded fourth coming into the championship. "I had a really good day, but I hate to get into the bracket again that's having a shootout. It seems to follow me."
Two years ago at the FLW Championship on the James River, Herren got locked up in a heavyweight bracket battle with Shad Schenck. Even though he caught the ninth-heaviest weight in the opening round, Herren was edged out by Schenck and didn't advance.
"You hope to learn from it," Herren said. "At that one, I didn't execute as well as I should have on the second day. I just hope I can go out and do what needs to be done tomorrow. I have to because Tom caught 8 pounds."
Like much of the field, Herren caught the bulk of his bass Wednesday, which included two kickers in the 4- to 5-pound range, fishing brush piles. He said that his best fish bit between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
"I don't really think there's any secret to fishing brush piles," he said. "You've just got to be the right guy in the right place, throwing the right bait in there when they're hungry. It will be interesting tomorrow. I've got some more (fishing areas) that I didn't go to today."
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Adams, seeded 44th for the championship, did some damage in his bracket Wednesday. His 12 pounds, 12 ounces topped fifth seed Dave Lefebre of Erie, Pa. - who caught four bass weighing 4-8 - by more than 8 pounds.
"This is the best day I've had so far, no doubt about it," Adams said. "And I didn't know it would be, either."
Adams caught eight keepers on a shallow pattern and said he didn't run around a lot like some pros did.
"All of my fish were mostly the same size. It was just about just getting on a stretch and working it," he said. "I'm happy with it, but Dave Lefebre is one of the best fishermen out there. You just never know with a guy like Dave."
In another bracket shaping up to be a heavyweight showdown - as well as a Western shootout - is 31st seed Murray versus 18th seed Ken Wick of Star, Idaho. Murray's 12 pounds, 10 ounces leads Wick by almost 5 pounds, but with a limit weighing 7-11 - the 10th best catch of the day - Wick has shown that he's also on some decent fish of his own.
"I don't feel sorry for him at all," Murray laughed. "If I don't catch them tomorrow, he's going to pass me, and I know he won't feel sorry for me."
Murray landed nine keepers, including two kicker fish in the 3 1/2- to 4-pound range. He said that he caught a few fish flipping docks as well as on a topwater bait, but it was his Western strategy later in the day that really paid off.
"The biggest thing for me was the drop-shot in deep water, which I don't think a lot of guys are doing," he said. "All I do all summer long is throw that drop-shot, so this suits me. Any time you have a good stringer, you feel good about it, especially at the championship. It was one of those glory days where I couldn't do anything wrong. I wish it had happened on the last day, but I'll take it today."
Correia, Nixon reach 9 pounds
With a high, hot sun - temperatures reached well over 90 degrees - and calm, clear water, most of the anglers came in off of Hamilton with tales of woe. The bass catches were few and far between, and those they caught were relatively small.
That's why 14th seed Cody Bird of Granbury, Texas, thought he had a decent day when he weighed in a limit worth 5 pounds, 1 ounce.
"I thought I was doing good. I actually culled one today," he said. "The best day I had in practice I only caught 9 pounds, so I don't know what I'm going to do to catch the bigger ones."
He'll need to figure it out fast because his bracket opponent, 35th seed Danny Correia of Marlborough, Mass., caught a limit of his own that weighed 9 pounds, 1 ounce.
"I'm not on all that much, but I'm on some good fish," said Correia, who caught three keepers off his co-angler partner's spot, then moved to one of his own areas and proceeded to fill out his limit. "I'm fishing deep, and I'm really finessing them."
Bee Branch, Arkansas' Larry Nixon, the 24th seed, pleased the hometown fans with a limit of his own that weighed 9 pounds even, and he took a decisive lead over 25th seed Bobby Lane of Lakeland, Fla., who caught five bass weighing 5-10.
However, despite his lead, Nixon seemed frustrated by his own efforts on the miserly lake Wednesday.
"Shoot, on this lake, I don't feel good about anything," Nixon said. "I caught just the five keepers, and there's no guarantee that you're going to catch anything at all. It's so tough out there. I don't know what's going on. I just keep running around, going to places that I haven't been to yet, hoping that I can catch one."
Morgan, Shaw break 8 pounds
Andy Morgan of Dayton, Tenn., caught a limit weighing 8 pounds, 9 ounces and leads Gary Yamamoto of Mineola, Texas, (4-4) by over 4 pounds.
"I fished within three miles of the upper dam and two miles of the lower dam," Morgan said. "I'm just keeping my head down and fishing deep brush piles, rocks and shallow weeds. It's junk fishing."
Perennial FLW Championship qualifier Alvin Shaw of State Road, N.C., also reached 8 pounds exactly and leads Alton Jones of Waco, Texas, (6-13) in another tight bracket.
"It's my kind of game," Shaw said about fishing the championship for the ninth time in his career. "I like the format. I just like the championship because it gets you pumped up."
Locals lock up in tight matches
Many predicted the Arkansas locals would have a distinct advantage under the summer conditions here at Lake Hamilton. However, many of them didn't catch as much as they probably wanted to Wednesday and found themselves thrust into some pretty even matchups heading into day two.
Jeremiah Kindy of Benton, Ark., caught 6 pounds, 2 ounces and trails Chad Grigsby of Colon, Mich., (6-12) by 10 ounces.
Todd Ary of Birmingham, Ala., caught 6 pounds, 11 ounces and leads Scott Suggs of Bryant, Ark., (5-3) by a pound and a half.
Mike Hawkes of Sabinal, Texas, (5-11) grabbed a 9-ounce edge over Mark Rose of Marion, Ark., who caught 5-2.
Two locals who live on Lake Hamilton, George Cochran and Rob Kilby, both of Hot Springs, certainly fared worse than many expected. Kilby caught just one bass that weighed 2 pounds, 4 ounces and trails Takahiro Omori of Emory, Texas, by almost 5 pounds. Cochran landed three fish weighing 3-7, but he actually leads his bracket by 1 ounce over Sandy Melvin of Boca Raton, Fla., whose catch totalled 3-6.
In another tight matchup, Wesley Strader of Spring City, Tenn., caught 6 pounds, 15 ounces and barely leads Art Berry of Hemet, Calif., who caught 6-2.
First cut Thursday
The second half of the opening round in bracket competition begins Thursday as all 48 pros take off from Andrew Hulsey Fish Hatchery ramp on Lake Hamilton at 7 a.m. Central time. Following tomorrow's fishing, the field will be cut in half. The 24 pros who win their respective head-to-head matchups, based on two-day weight, will advance to Friday's semifinal round.
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There's nothing like whiling away the afternoon on a front porch, a lemonade in your hand and a breeze in your hair, waving to passersby and maybe even inviting them on up for a cool drink of their own. That's the idea behind this cottage-style front porch in Habersham, South Carolina, the creation of interior designer Linda Woodrum. The centerpiece, of course, is a cozy conversation set made of traditional wicker that's plush with plenty of cushions for lounging. Striped red pillows add an extra punch that echoes the clapboard-sided home's red shutters. A tray of sodas—with a cooler full of extras—means guests are taken care of, and a folksy birdhouse and a basket of candles add a personal touch. To bring this charming look to your porch or patio, read on.


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Partners in Reading celebrated its 14th year of mentoring and reading to Vandalia elementary students with a dinner in the spring. Jefferson Primary School and Vandalia Elementary School held luncheons in April and May to honor volunteer readers.
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Pete Wehner Exposes Media Conspiracy
The truth is out there, people.
Pete Wehner, former Minister of Propaganda for the Bush administration, sees the excitement of the Obama scandals receding, and he knows just how to explain this. Not a lack of evidence to date that anybody in the administration has done anything wrong. It's media bias:
The vast majority of journalists are highly sympathetic to a large federal government, and they know where these scandals, if pursued vigorously, will lead—to a further deepening distrust of government. A new Fox News poll shows that more than two-thirds of voters feel the government is out of control and threatening their civil liberties. Journalists are aware that these scandals have the potential to deal a devastating blow to their progressive ideology, which is why they will downplay these stories as much as they can.
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|Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
|8.0 x 4.3 x 0.65"


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Salvatore Piccolo
Striped Henley Blouse
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Salvatore Piccolo green and white stripe cotton Henley long blouse.
Style # 503201770
- Band collar, half button placket; single-button mitered cuffs; shoulder yoke at back, shirttail hem
- Cotton
- Hand wash
- Made in Italy
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