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Posted on 09/11/2008 2:36:55 PM PDT by milestogo
U.S. Government to Arrange Sale of Lehman Brothers
By David Cho and Heather Landy Washington Post Staff Writers Thursday, September 11, 2008; 5:30 PM
The Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve are engineering a sale of Lehman Brothers through a consortium of private firms. The details are not finalized, but sources familiar with the matter say the purchase is expected to be completed and announced this weekend before Asian markets open Monday morning.
Lehman Brothers, which had been anxious to show it could weather the credit crisis that contributed to the firm's $3.9 billion third-quarter loss, said Wednesday that it would sell a majority stake in its investment-management division, slash its dividend and spin off about $30 billion of real estate assets.
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I believe the gubmint turned a slight profit on LTCM...
Not the point. The point is this: does gubmint involvement signal a crisis of the type private companies cannot work out for themselves?
I'm a glutton for punishment.
That would be a neat trick, considering the government didn't spend a dollar helping LTCM.
anyone know?
bet they are selling foreign like UBS and others have
this housing market boom turns bust and subsequent loan bundling exposure collapse has turned into a bonanza for foreign firms to pick up huge pieces of the US and US exposed financial services industry on the cheap with a weak dollar.
i don't recall anything like this before except when the Japs bought up chunks of real estate after the Carter recession
i had a BBQ lunch with a banker today on some commercial mortgage stuff....he said his bank wished they were US Bank, they had no bundling exposure
so many banks and firms going cheap but so few acquirers(sic)fat with cash domestically
those Lehmans shoulda stayed in Montgomery I tell ya...and the damned Shulzbergers in Knoxville while we're at it
but, it's a cycle you know that
this huge housing boom had to play out and those caught with their britches down are geting slammed
i'm ambivalent on the government arranged sale stuff
BSCO and this one I have more pause than I do with Fannie and Freddie since they were already sorta like TVA of lending
but all the folks responsible should lose it all just like you or I would
this is complex stuff....the ramifications are more heady than just let em burn...
I really don't have the answers but I imagine most governments would make a deal to make the collapse of a giant more cushioned
first one I recall we bailed out when I was in college was Franklin National back in 1974..had we bailed out many before that?
bailing out simply means sorta that depositers get protected and capital holders lose it all...more or less bank wise
not sure how it works on mortgage companies , i would assume with investment and brokerage institutions it means the cash security accounts are backed up but the OE is wiped out.
I'm open to education here...
>>No, it is Corporate Socialism.
Just a new variant of Collectivism.
U.S. Treasury printing presses running 24/7.
U.S. Taxpayers deeply saddened.
U.S. Dollar in the trash can.
Lehman Brothers executives expecting rich severance checks.
What's wrong with this picture?
Show me.
U.S. Dollar in the trash can.
Up 12.5% against the Euro, since July.
Whats wrong with this picture?
I blame the public schools.
Agreed. Lehman has to serious problems, but isn't ready to collapse this weekend.
Puhleaze. The UK finance industry is in way worse shape than wall street is, and Dubai's claim to fame is the new center of the universe for money laundering and arabs with more money than brains throwing money at anything that dazzles the eye.
And therein lies the problem, it's a very risky market and the nation can't risk it grinding to a halt, or addressing that even more acutely, CAN'T AFFORD IT. We owe so much ***Damn money that if our economy takes a hit we can't meet even our interest payments on the debt. Therefore these moves by the Federal Government are in the interests of National Security, such as it is.
We may not like it, but our government has cocked us up so badly this is our reality. Until WE replace the useless money grubbers, spending yours and mine before even WE make it, the situation will only get worse. We are at the end of the rainbow and the idiots in Washington DC just found out the pot is empty.
I say, let the market correct itself, and if these guys still have shares, make them pony up - these are partnerships as well, that means these guys have a capital responsibility. Talk about FORECLOSURE - Let's start with they're second beach houses.
When my business crashed and burned, not billions, but certainly millions, I was stuck holding the bill. Still fighting the problems 2 years after the fact. Where was the government then?? Didn't bail my ass out! Guess I didn't pay enough graft to the guys in congress. Shame on me.
Amazing how many people are using the word "bailout" without understanding of what's going on, or as a catchall phrase signifying all that's supposedly wrong with government action(s) that are necessary to stem the mother of all systemic risks in financial system (admittedly caused, at least in part, by some dumb government policies).
Feds are obviously and transparently preemptive now (which is a good thing), and want to "Countrywide" Lehman before they have to "Bear Stearns" it in a panic atmosphere. Countrywide sale to BofA was also engineered on Thursday night, though without visibly "open" involvement of federal regulators and Fed.
Wonder if BofA or JPM will get Lehman, and who will then absorb WaMu, only because they are still digesting recent so-called "bailouts".
Not necessarily cannot but don't need to assume the huge uncertainty of failing institutions' portfolio values which no private party has the money or willingness to "guarantee". Think back to John Pierpont Morgan and his ad hoc solution to financial panic of 1907... before existence of Federal Reserve in 1913 originally created specifically with the idea of stopping reliance on private interests to "protect" the economy and possibly avoiding the financial "panics" altogether.
For example, LTCM crisis of 1998 was handled by NY Fed branch getting most major banks (all except Bear Stearns, which refused to participate) to commit reserves to temporarily shore up LTCM's hugely leveraged portfolio (by some accounts of about 100:1) until it was unwound. This time it is bigger, involving many financial institutions (due to bundling and "spreading the risk", which was supposed to reduce it) and compounded by still unresolved real estate macroeconomic environment... Also some of LTCM "helpers" last time have themselves become the "victims" of current crisis, so there is now a need for Fed and Treasury to step in as a lender or intermediary "of the last resort". The most leveraged institutions failed first (New Century and smaller REITs, Countrywide, Bear Stearns), the ones not capitalized or liquid enough to weather the writeoffs and loss of profitability follow.
More socialism for the rich.
I say, let the market correct itself, and if these guys still have shares, make them pony up -
Fuld owned 2 million shares as of November. He's lost about $120 million as the stock dropped from the 52 week high.
According to Forbes, he made $324 million in the 6 years thru 2005. If he broke any laws, take his money and throw him in jail. Shareholders should feel free to sue his ass off.
I was stuck holding the bill. Still fighting the problems 2 years after the fact. Where was the government then?? Didn't bail my ass out!
The government is bailing Lehman out? How's that?
OK, maybe not in regards to Lehman, from further reading the government is assisting in facilitating and expedient handling of the crisis. Fair enough. Forgive me, I was getting my FReak on there.
But certainly in regards to Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac, auto manufacturers, airline companies, take your pick. My point isn't that I wanted or expected to have the government there to bail me out, but that there are certain industries that do.
That's some bailout!
Anyone know how much money the board and the executives will walk away with?
"President Bush will get *all* of the bad news out "
This has nothing to do with Bush. If the President actually had this much power God help us.
"Shareholders should feel free to sue his ass off.
Like that has worked so well in other cases like Qwest, Enron, Global Crossing, etc.
Like that has worked so well in other cases like Qwest, Enron, Global Crossing, etc.
Last I heard, officers of Qwest and Enron were in jail and haven't ripped off any shareholders lately.
Maybe you have some info I missed?
"Last I heard, officers of Qwest and Enron were in jail and haven't ripped off any shareholders lately."
What does them in jail have to do with suing them. The point is, as you obviously missed it, is that shareholders can sue all they want, they ain't getting anything back. Thousands at Qwest lost their retirement accounts. Thousands more lost everything in those illegal and stinky deals, yet, the execs walked away with millions.
We'll just have to wait and see the outcome in it's full complexity and scale. This story is still developing.
They broke the law, they're in jail. Isn't that good?
The point is, as you obviously missed it, is that shareholders can sue all they want, they aint getting anything back.
Enron shareholders are getting over $7 billion. AFAIK, Enron officers forfeited $10s of millions.
Thousands at Qwest lost their retirement accounts. Thousands more lost everything in those illegal and stinky deals, yet, the execs walked away with millions.
Nacchio in 2007 was convicted on 19 counts of illegal insider trading, sentenced to six years in prison and ordered to pay $71 million in fines and forfeitures.
The Feds probably kept some or all of the $71 million.
Hey.....I was right for once!!!
No guvmint money for LEH.
The beginning of the end of American Capitalism.....
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"If I strip it down, the burning ambition inside me is to win it. I'm looking forward to sitting down with the FA in two weeks' time. When we start our journey every two years, we sit our players down and we talk about winning the tournament. We are here to win the tournament. That is the only message I ever send out to the squad." Stuart Pearce before England's Euro Under-21 campaign begins in early June.
Outcome: Out in first round after losing 1-0 to Italy, 3-1 to Norway and 1-0 to Israel. Pearce wanted a new contract, but departed his job after pointless finals.
"You get the feeling here that it's going to be a really big, important tournament. I think this summer's going to provide us with a lot of good attacking football. We'll be working hard on scoring goals and hopefully making ourselves tough for our opponents. We're really keen to get off to a good start and if we manage that, we could go a long way." Peter Taylor before England's opening match in the U-20 World Cup in late June.
Outcome: Out in the first round after draws with Iraq (2-2) and Chile (1-1) is followed by a 2-0 defeat to Egypt.
"I think physically the guys are obviously a lot stronger than the women, but if we took it on technical ability, we're as good as the men. We'd give it a good go. It's important to recognise we have our own culture and our own DNA, it's important to work with that, but we will continue to strive to become the leading nation in women's football."
National coach Hope Powell before England's opening match at the women's Euro 2013 finals in Sweden earlier this month.
Outcome: Out in the first round. A 3-2 loss to Spain is followed by a 1-1 draw with Russia, but the frailties of Powell's side are laid bare by the manner of a crushing 3-0 loss to France.
That was the week that was. For England women's football side, it has been the week that wasn't. For England's national football teams, it has been a summer that never really could be. Certainly not at the obviously ridiculous level of expectation that their respective coaches foisted upon some fairly mediocre players before the European Under-21 Championship, the Under-20 World Cup and the women's European Championship finals began.
Pearce, Powell and Taylor, in no particular order, talk a much better game than their elite men and women play. After England's women went the way of the Under 21s and Under 20s, this has been the long, hot summer of discontent for English football in foreign climes. Forget the monied Premier League, this represents the real decaying state of the national sport.
Some of you will argue that the England women's football team should not be clamped to the men's continuing and ongoing failures, but anybody who witnessed the French cut open England with all the ease of a Bunsen burner connecting with wet toilet paper last night will testify that France are more than a team of lookers. Bolstered by women's Champions League finalists Lyon, they are a terrific side to watch.
Louisa Necib won her 100th cap for France. She is a gorgeous footballer with her ability to prompt and probe in pockets helping to dismantle dishevelled opponents such as England.
The central defender Wendie Renard seemed to win every ball in the air as if her head was guided by radar. England's defence looked as if they had only been introduced to each other seconds before the match. There is less space in the Channel Tunnel to drive a train through than the type of yards granted to France in the middle of the park.
Eugénie Le Sommer and Elodie Thomise benefited with Le Sommer's opening goal on nine minutes an item of real beauty before lovely efforts from Necib and Renard provided the scoreline with a truer reflection of what went on.
If it were not for Karen Bardsley in the England goal and their own profligacy, France could have attained double figures.
We had already been subjected to the poverty of Pearce's side, many of whom are aspiring Premier League players, blotted out because they could not keep the ball for any length of time.
Then came Peter Taylor's side failing to register a win in Turkey. It really is astounding to think the birthplace of football can provide players so technically inefficient. A 2-2 draw with Iraq says enough. It would be embarrassing if anyone truly cared. Indifference is all around us, and the national sport has been scarred by years of neglect.
People seem content to sit at home behind computer screens. We are in the day and age of Facebook friends, Twitter and text message, anti-social networking medium that have killed the art of true conversation between real people. Real debate has been tossed into the wind. We are in the day and age where the health service is creaking under the weight of an obesity epidemic, and all sorts of terrific illnesses which it brings.
We are in the day and age where public sporting fields have been soiled by the need to make money by erecting houses for short-term gain. Money lenders such as Wonga thrive because this type of company has been encouraged to flourish in this type of society. Football has been sold short by this country over the past three decades. There are no plans in place to address such issues because people in high places continue to act out of self-interest.
The state of English football is a national disgrace. Much like the lardy sorts who can be found on mobility scooters up and down the country, football is in a critical condition.
Nobody really cares, otherwise happenings like this summer would not occur. The malady lingers on. Much of it driven by a Football Association who seem to lack the foresight to make the required alterations. As long as they are getting their fix at some jolly abroad, that is all that matters.
England are technically superior only at spouting balderdash. The coaches talk utter rubbish because there was never a prospect of anything else happening this summer other than this complete breakdown.
When you lack the basic tenets of ball control, ball retention, the physical fitness and flexibility in altering formations, there is no chance you can outstay your welcome at such tournaments.
Hope Powell should be thanked for work after 15 years as England coach, and moved on. There is no other choice to reward her with after such a resounding triumph for mediocrity. Sweden 2013 has been a chastening experience.
Her England side's performance was almost comparable to Serena Williams alighting Wimbledon with a badminton racket. "It hasn't been good enough," said the country's record goalscorer Kelly Smith. "The quality is not there at the minute. Everyone has got to go away and think about our individual performances and learn from it."
Failure to prepare, prepare to fail. There was no justifiable reason why Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Phil Jones, Danny Welbeck and Jack Rodwell were nowhere to be seen while Pearce's England were losing three matches in the heat of Israel.
We should be thankful for small mercies that Roy Hodgson's senior side were not involved in a tournament this summer. That really would have been too much hot air to take. Unlike the Premier League, England's national sides are broke.
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Gerald Michael Schmidt, age 67, of Woodville, Ohio, died Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2013, at his home.
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Detail of the front door. Douglas fir with clear vertical grain (cvg).
Mike made the door for us and it looks great!
Frosted window.
Frosted window in the front door.
I enjoy working in copper. I made these leaves on a branch to serve as our door knocker.
Front door open with old toolbox covered with a throw rather than new settee.
Front door open. New settee to sit on.
Getting these hinges inset was a lot of work for me but look really nice.
Custom cabinet detailing.
New shelf above sink.
Sink counter and storage.
Looking from foyer toward kitchen area. New (reupholstered) settee in foreground.
Desk / kitchen details.
Stovetop and shelf above window.
Our double wide desk looking from foyer toward kitchen.
Foyer detail.
A look at the foyer. We have a coir mat backed with rubber so that we have a place to take off our wet shoes and coat at the front door.
The finished design of the skirt to the cottage. The front area where the trailer tongue is will be enclosed with a planter.
The open space under the trailer needs to be covered so that the cottage floor will stay warmer in winter. The wind just whips down through there right now.
Some old ikea shelf supports, some screws and our leftover siding will be turned into a solution for...
A detail of what the settee looks like now. The fabric is natural linen with a trim of beige tape and brown decorative upholstery nails. I wanted the seat back upholstered for comfort but left the woodwork showing behind the seat back. Final shots will be posted when the rain stops for a day and I can take it outside for a picture.
The webbing just turns to dust.
The webbing is dead and needs to be replaced.
Reallllly dirty too.
A really worn seat but I really like the lines of the piece.
I bought this antique settee for a really great price because it's missing 2 legs in the center and desperately needs reupholstering. No problem because I can do woodworking and reupholstering.. and I have the time.
This is the view from our porch.
Our backyard has sunflowers. Recently lots of squirrels, crows and jays have been feasting. It's been fun to watch them hang upside down while they eat.
The construction crew finishing up the desktop.
Unhooking the tiny house from Rick's truck.
Pulling into the spot for our home in Seattle.
Our tiny house arrives in Seattle.
A tiny house isn't so tiny when you consider the height... Watch those low overpasses.
Rick and I at a rest stop on the way up from CA to WA
Rick's truck pulling the tiny house
Took the tiny house to a truck scale at a truck stop: 7600 lbs!
A rest stop late at night somewhere in Oregon. We three slept in the cottage.
Rick's truck with our tiny cottage and Jeff's little black Jeep.
We got - 8 mpg - on average... not from weight, but from wind resistance...
Our tiny house and truck on way to Seattle before finishing touches
Trouble with the turn signals was the way we started out. Two hours later Rick had it figured out and we were on our way. Luckily this was the only trouble we had on our trip. It was slow moving though because of the wind resistance.
Well wishing friends come to celebrate with us the night before we leave for Seattle at our house blessing party. Eleven people including Jeff who took the picture fit into our living room!
We gave away our old bed too. Now we have a nifty new sleep number. They're happy. We're happy. It all works out...
Some of what our previous neighbors were given for free.
More of what we sold to Rick.
What we sold to Rick.
We just installed the front door but still need to do the paneling and trim.
insides before putting in all the counter tops
Jeff working on the roof
installing cupboards
a cupboard
Mini-Mobile Cottage
Refrigerator and hot water heater. Hooking up the hot water heater. The hot water heater is a Precision Temp RV-500. It's a tankless, on demand, propane hot water heater.
Hooking up the hot water heater. The hot water heater is a Precision Temp RV-500. It's a tankless, on demand, propane hot water heater.
Figuring out the gas pipe system. Gas goes to the hot water heater, a stove, and the heater. The hot water heater is a
Precision Temp RV-500. It's a tankless, on demand, propane hot water heater.
Precision Temp RV-500.
It's a tankless, on demand, propane hot water heater.
A little bit later
The first board
Putting up furring
progress putting in the sealing fome
trim for windows and hot water heater
Arlene's design detail
trim for windows
back priming the siding
Insulation & Plumbing
Insulation & plumbing.
The hot water heater is a Precision Temp RV-500. A tankless, on demand, propane hot water heater.
On demand, propane hot water heater. It is a Precision Temp RV-500.
Jeff soldering pex fittings to brass connectors
Jeff drilling a hole of the plumbing vent
jeff running pex pipes. Also good pic of the hot water heater. It's a Precision Temp RV-500. It's a tankless, on demand, propane hot water heater.
Jeff's Jeep full of wood
never ending todo list
electrical notes on wall
Electrical done
Flashing for windows
Electrical map
One side done.
Rick screwing in the window
Windows from the inside
Installing the windows. That shiny black stuff is flashing. One side is very very sticky - if you have hairy arms, watch out!
Mike and Jeff squaring up a window
all the outlets and switches in (though I probably should have waited on this till after the inside walls were done)
Peeking in through the windows at the wiring
Note how much the wiring notes have grown by the time I was done with the rough wiring
most of the rough wiring in place
a junction box and the circuit breaker box
Making good progress on the electric system
note that I'm keeping notes on where I'm running wires on the inside of the sheathing. Each wire gets a number, and I note where that wire starts and ends.
Wiring switches
Drilling holes for conduit and running wires
House wrap done
Jeff and Sultan putting up house wrap
sheathing pics
Paying the extra price for high quality screws and bits is worth it
From the inside
Finishing some of the details of sheathing
Getting there
Cutting out the windows
almost done sheathing
Rick having lunch
Jeff gets smart and speeds up the job of putting screws in the sheathing.
Jeff climbs up and down the ladder to put the screws in the sheathing
Nearly done sheathing
Nice round cuts
inside view with some sheathing on
getting there
inside with some sheathing done. You can see the sheathing does not come up all the way to the top of the long 2x4. this will help later when we put the roof on.
inside with some sheathing done
yep, nice
Jeff cuts the rounded wheel well edge
Jeff learning from Mike about sheathing
Jeff and Mike screwing down the top board, a 20 foot long 2x4 running from front to back on top of the loft flooring. The roof rafters will be connected to this.
Shows double blocking between rafters/joists
Looking up at nearly done sleeping loft area
Standing on sleeping area floor looking at storage loft area
Arlene putting tongue and groove loft floor
lag bolts through trailer deck into floor frame
Bolt through wall base, floor, floor frame and into trailer steel
view of front of house (back of trailer) all framed up and ready for loft floor
top of porch post
bottom of porch post
Step 3: single person loft construction
Step 2: single person loft construction
Step 1: single person loft construction
Finalizing floor plan on the fly
location location location
Loft storage area
just checking the size
a half wine barrel
what the heck?
One of our new double pane, low-e windows
Bertha food
Chop saw - cutting joists
Temporary stairs, or, knee savers
Our new toilet: Big Bertha
A lemon of a nail gun. Thing jams all the time.
framing detail
All of us! Done!
The toilet and refrigerator in the house - kind of weird to have them that close together. Isn't it?
Scott working on one of the last walls
Wall raising party - 2 walls up
The crew (minus the photographer, Arlene)
Wall raising party - working on the third wall
Wall raising party - working on the second wall
Wall raising party - first wall going up!
Framing the walls
Framing the walls on the floor
Arlene's Book Pic for the week (Year)
Let the Framing Begin!
Arlene puts masonite on the floor to protect it as we do framing
A "grab" for the floor protection
Arlene sanding the floor
Not a great picture, but the floor looks amazing
No more gaps!
Jeff Sanding the floor
Rented floor sander
Pre-sanding, you can see how rough some of the T&G lines up
We ended up without to much extra wood
Arlene's turn on the nailer
Jeff and Scott moving pretty quickly at this point
2/3 done
You can see all the gaps and rough spots before putty and sanding
Scott on nailer duty
Some boards are pretty warped before nailing them in
We're making progress
Using a kicker to set the tongue and groove
Jeff using the floor nailer
Arlene and Scott at work on the first few boards
Some of the tools for flooring
Stapling down the moisture barrier
Moisture barrier before we stapled it down
Checking out the flooring: Douglas Fir
Our tiny fireplace for our tiny house
Using flexible soy foam to seal the gaps
Jeff's Study area
Installing insulation
Sometimes nails get jammed
Note how the 2x6 hangs over the trailer frame a bit
Arlene says "Just shim it."
Arlene cutting a 2x6 for the edge of the floor frame
Floor frame bolted down!
Drilling holes to bolt the floor frame down
Adding flashing to the floor frame
stapling the flashing
The wine barrel
Floor frame almost done
Setting up the floor frame
Arlene using her new toy on the floor frame
Arlene using her new toy
Jeff studying
Arlene in the wine barrel
Arlene grinding down the edges
Arlene cutting off a rail
Happy Birthday to Arlene
unsticking a stuck screw
Dark dismal storage facility where the tools were rescued from
lumber delivery
backing in
Jeff surprised it wasn't that hard to back in
Rick and the trailer
Visiting Jay's Fencl-in-progress
at the lumber yard
build space
Jeff & Arlene in Seattle
Needed to keep two sizes for the blog
Jeff and Arlene on a kite day
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Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre (TAEC) via the Luang Prabang Fund for Culture and Conservation
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To facilitate pride and investment in Laos' ethnic diversity and cultural resources by helping visitors and locals to understand and value the changing lifestyles of Laos' many ethnic groups, and providing an outlet for the development and selling of their handicrafts.
Founding Principles and Information:
The Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre is a museum in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Luang Prabang, Lao PDR. It is the only independent non-profit museum and resource centre in Laos dedicated to the collection, preservation, and interpretation of the traditional arts and lifestyles of the country's many and diverse ethnic groups.
TAEC features professional exhibitions on the ethnic cultures of Laos, a Museum Shop promoting handicrafts from village artisans, and Le Patio Cafe. To date, TAEC has welcomed over 55,000 Lao and international visitors, and has rapidly emerged as a regional leader in cultural heritage management and community development. TAEC is guided by a Board of Advisors, consisting of anthropologists and textile scholars.
The Centre was founded by Tara Gujadhur and Thongkhoun Soutthivilay who now serve as Co-Directors. Tara Gujadhur is an American with an anthropology background and 13 years experience in indigenous community development and sustainable tourism in southern Africa and Southeast Asia. Thongkhoun Soutthivilay is a Luang Prabang native trained in Japan, the Netherlands, and Thailand who worked at the Luang Prabang National Museum for over 10 years as the Collection Manager and a conservator. Together they began work on TAEC in 2006, building a collection, researching and working with ethnic communities, and curating the permanent exhibitions. The Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre was launched on 5 July 2007.
Today, TAEC is engaged in a broad range of museum and community engagement activities, reflecting its commitment to supporting living ethnic minority communities to preserve and promote their cultural heritage while looking towards the future. TAEC's activities include:
The permanent exhibition contains text, photographs, and objects from villages throughout the north of Laos. Information is in Lao and English. French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese and Japanese translations are also available. The most recent temporary exhibition, "From Courtship to Kinship: Wedding Celebrations of Laos' Ethnic Groups" opened in September 2011. Based on professional museum standards, artefacts are rotated regularly and archival lighting, mounting and display techniques are employed.
Advocacy and Livelihoods:
TAEC recognises the need to support livelihood development in ethnic minority communities, which represent a disproportionate percentage of the poor in Laos, as well as foster the more long-term goal of cultural pride and identity building. The Museum Shop sells crafts sourced directly from artisan communities, promoting handicraft skills and livelihoods based on traditional arts, and reducing the need to sell antiques.
According to fair-trade and sustainability principles, TAEC works closely with handicraft producers, providing small loans and payments upfront, training in product design, quality and small business practices, and logistical support. TAEC has supported artisans to visit Luang Prabang to participate in cultural exchange activities.
On average, 50% of the shop's income goes directly to the handicraft producers themselves, and currently provides over 500 ethnic minority women, men and their families in 12 provinces with supplementary income. TAEC is developing further advocacy activities with ethnic minority communities, and is currently developing plans for a network of community museums located in ethnic villages in northern Laos.
TAEC encourages Lao communities and youth to learn about Laos' ethnic diversity by offering free admission to all Lao citizens and running school outreach activities and student tours. TAEC periodically hosts young people from rural ethnic villages in an internship program, and provides professional development and training for cultural and tourism workers. In 2010 TAEC staged a community festival to promote understanding of and respect for ethnic cultures in Luang Prabang.
TAEC has a growing library of books, articles, CDs, DVDs and photographs on ethnology, Laos, history, and Southeast Asian arts, and acts as a repository for ethnology research in Laos. Resources are in English, Lao, Thai and French. When funding permits, TAEC plans to develop a public resource room, with searchable databases and lending capabilities.
Preservation and Documentation:
The TAEC permanent collection consists of over 400 objects from 30 ethnic groups, documented and preserved for future generations using locally appropriate archival methods. The Centre is also responsible for maintaining artefacts on loan from private collections.
TAEC conducts primary research in ethnic communities, developing close relationships to localise and enrich the information collected. TAEC's own team visits the field an average of four times a year, primarily to document festivals and special events, gather information on collection objects, and research future exhibit themes. TAEC is an active participant in international ethnology and traditional arts scholarship, and has presented conference papers in Singapore, Vietnam and Thailand.


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My name is Paul Constant, and I write the Party Crasher column for The Stranger. Also, I've smoked a pack of cigarettes a day for the past twelve years. But that's going to change this weekend.
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By now all the hoopla is over and tributes to the dark side of life have been packed away until next year. Seasons are changing, and if you look for it Im sure you can find Christmas stuff packing the aisles.
Today is All Saints Day, a time when many Christians remember people who have gone to heaven. It is a day the Catholic Church established to combat the fall pagan festivals that viewed spirits in not-so-holy ways.
Our family tries to honor the saints throughout the year through feast days or just seeking aid in other ways.
But for me, Nov. 1 and All Saints Day have another special link. Its my grandmothers birthday.
Amelie Becnel, my maternal grandmother, lived in a house behind ours. I remember the path she had worn between the homes as she would make her daily trek to our house for coffee and gossip -- in French with my mother -- almost every afternoon. My siblings and I never learned to speak French because we were always told that if the grownups wanted us to know something they were talking about, they would have spoken in English.
Grandma would have been 101 today, and in our thoughts, we believe her to be one of the saints Christians honor on this day. Oh, there are no moves to have her canonized, but she held many qualities of saints.
First, she was human.
Yes, she let some offensive language out of her mouth in younger years, and Im sure she experienced other human conditions.
Yet, she often found time to pray and never missed Mass unless she was physically unable to make it to church.
I know, church-going doesnt necessarily put a person in line before the Pearly Gates. Grandma, however, complained little about her station in life, which was poverty. She prayed often and tried her best to draw closer to her God.
There are times when I complain about how difficult life is. I lament things that shouldnt receive so much energy or time. I struggle with suffering.
Grandma never seemed to struggle with suffering. She accepted it as part of life. Shouldnt one expect to suffer something and address it as well as one is capable of doing?
But what do we really suffer in life now, compared to what Grandma had? She worked in fields, worked in a school cafeteria, took care of a child in a relatives home as the girl grew up. She had a limited education and, later in life, little Social Security on which to live. She grew up with outdoor toilets and homes that were not insulated, in winter heated only by fireplace. During the summers, a window fan was a luxury.
Despite her situation, though, she always made time for the grandchildren, was thoroughly surprised and grateful for every gift she was given and tried to give back as much as she could.
After Grandma fell and broke her ankle -- she was 88 trimming around her house with a cane knife -- she tried to live with my mother as long as she could. As she recovered and was beginning to walk around fairly well, she fell again, this time in the house, and re-injured herself. Soon after that, she entered a nursing home.
Here, I wonder if she suffered her worst. She did, however, seem to make the best of her situation, as she had grown used to doing.
In her final days, with her body wracked with pain from arthritis and her hearing failing, she hung on to life. One time she had trouble recognizing me, and she couldnt hear me tell her that I was her grandson Jeff.
When she saw my son, Charles, she was able to hear me say his name and exclaimed, "Thats Charles?"
"Yes," I said, "and Im his daddy."
Her face brightened with a big smile and a twinkle in her eye, "Youre my daddy?" she said.
That was the last time I saw her alive. I never made it that night in January when she died. But I will always remember what my daughter, Kathryn, said the next night as I leaned over her to pray the daddy blessing.
"Daddy, you can still talk to Mere Mere in your heart."
Thats something I should remember more often, but especially today.
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Feinberg once half-jokingly described Citay's songs as "at best epic, at worst long." At a little over five minutes, "Eye on the Dollar" isn't epic in length, but it crams in an album's worth of twists and turns into a relatively short period. Starting with guitars layered over hand drums, Feinberg sings dreamily of a "home away from home" and absentmindedly admonishes himself to "keep an eye on the dollar."
That inkling of practicality is sent into exile with bits of joyously piercing electric guitar and puffs of airy close harmonies. Grounded ever so slightly by an electric keyboard poking out here and there, the voices and guitar twist together until their boundaries melt in a blurrily exuberant celebration of everything harmonious and harmonized.
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Yes you need to replace the grease when you replace the boot. That grease lubricates the joint, if you don't have enough inside the boot the joint can fail prematurely. On a side note don't use one of the quick boots (the ones designed to be put on without taking the CV joint off of the car), in my experience they are worthless. Here is an example of a ...
True for some axles. Given the different bearing designs between the inner and out CV joint. The CV joints will include the required grease when purchased. The color depends more on the manufacturer than anything. There are aftermarket (read: Valvoline, Castrol, etc) greases that can be used in the inner and outer cv joint.
I'm not sure how long any sort of grease would last before it worked its way out? I'd be tempted to go for a more mechanical solution (if you have access to appropriate tools, or a frielndly machine shop) - drill a small hole in the socket and tap it to a suitable thread, then insert a grub screw to bear onto the side of the ball and stop it moving. That ...
Use the lithium or silicone grease! Copper grease is primarily used to prevent the seizing of parts which become extremely hot, like the exhaust system. But it is not a lubricant in first place. The grease bounds the copper powder, but isn't made for lubrication, an copper powder in a moving bearing can't be good, even though copper is a rather soft metal. ...
Evaporated / sprayed electrolyte is corrosive. If you see corrosion on the battery posts, the leads, or in the vicinity, that's why. A layer of silicone dielectric grease over the exposed metal parts will protect them. I especially like to get some on the threads of screws in that area, to make sure they come apart easily in the future. You want as much ...
I have never had problems with corrosion so I have not used dielectric grease on any of my car's battery terminals. If the battery already has corrosion on the terminals, then I would recommend disconnecting the terminals using a wire brush to clean off the buildup and then reconnecting the leads. If there is no corrosion then I would recommend just ...
Remove the shaft, and throw the boot away. Clean out the old dirty grease, after cleaning the part of course, and replace both the grease and boot. This gives you a chance to inspect the joint, and clean up any dirt residue that will speed up the deterioration of the CV joint.
I would apply a light coating of white lithium grease. It is thin enough that it it won't be wiped off the shaft sliding through the bearings. It also is resistant to getting washed off by rain or routine washing. The light coating of grease should keep the shaft from seizing in the bearings.
Dielectric grease does not conduct electricity. Proper application is important! Do NOT get grease between the terminals! This will inhibit good connection and shorten battery life. Vaseline was used for many decades, but with its own downsides. Vaseline is petroleum based, and when it gets hot it likes to run. This can cause the grease to penetrate between ...
You state the mirrors are anodized aluminum, but if the ball or socket are steel, you might try (gasp) intentionally rusting one of the surfaces. Here's one technique for accomplishing that.
besides the fact that the grease will be messy and get all over everything, the only reason I have seen is that sometimes grease or anti-seize can interfere with a ground connection if there isn't a good ground wire to the trailer lights.
Low-tech fix: If you can find a way to grip it, you may be able to use a hammer and drift punch or very small chisel in order to pound/indent the lip of the socket (hole) inward toward the hole which has the effect of squeezing the socket tighter around the ball. Probably hard to do, but worth a mention.
I always use brake cleaner for all metal parts, some of which could be related to actual brakes. It's good for for anything from gears to axles, bearing races, rotors.
You lube the bearings until all the old grease is out. Can't really tell if 14oz is enough, but if using one of those fancy repackers, it might be. If replacing all together, just make sure there is enough grease in them. Some come pre-greased, but I would repack anyways. Can never really tell how long they been sitting in a parts room.
This is an educated assumption... In geology a mineral's hardness is measured according to different scales. A common one is Mohs scale of hardness, which ranks minerals from softest (talc) to hardest (diamond). The only way a mineral can scratch the other, is for the mohs hardness value to be higher. Now, according to the link: Graphite - 1.5 Copper - 3 ...
By all means yes. It is a good practice to grease the axle prior installation.
More than likely the problem is a leaky valve cover gasket. It's just something which happens over time. The old one becomes hard and cracks, thus oil starts dripping. Over time, this collects on the different parts with whatever amount of dirt is available and, voila! You have gunk all over the place. First thing to do is thoroughly clean the affected area ...
Basically the answer is "no". You should leave both the ring gear on the flywheel (standard shift tranny) or flexplate (automatic tranny) and the gear on the Bendix dry. As @elmerfud stated, as long as the starter is shimmed to spec for its engagement, you'll have no issues with it. Both the ring gear and the Bendix gear are built to take the punishment. ...
It is unlikely you tightened them to the point of causing some damage. The paperwork that comes with the parts should have a reference to torque specs. An on line reference I found gives a value of 37ftlbs. As far as grease I use the chassis grease from the auto parts store. I generally give them a shot of grease prior to installation. I do this mostly to ...
tl dr: You've hurt nothing by putting more than a little bit of grease in the boot ... don't worry about it. Dielectric grease serves two purposes: Prevent electrical leakage Keep the boot from sticking to the porcelain of the spark plug According to Wikipedia: Dielectric grease is electrically insulating and does not break down when high voltage is ...
I would not recommend packing either the cap or the space between the bearings. The external cap is only a dust cap and is not meant to hold back grease, just keep the dust out. The story is very similar with the inside seal. The seal is just to keep the dust out. If too much grease is put in, it may get displace and get passed the seals making a mess all ...
This is one of those solid "maybe" answers. If you have access, I would consult the manufacturers assembly/repair manuals for your vehicle. That will be the most correct information for you. In my experience it is generally not done, but in most cases a small amount won't hurt. It is not a continuously lubricated part nor is it usually something that is ...
Knock sensor is just acoustic device. Any materials between it and block will distort sound and signal. If you asking about wiring ground point - it is also doesn't influence on anything. So, my opinion is ignore grease. Hope I understand you correctly. Good luck!
You should not need any more grease than what it takes to pack the bearing itself. Packing the entire wheel hub assembly is not only a waste, it's also not wise. When you go to change bearings or repack them in the future, you'll need to clean all of that old grease out. This is not a good idea. As an aside, I pack new bearings which may or may not have been ...
If you're greasing bearings, the rule of thumb you can fall back on is to apply as much grease as you would apply frosting on a cupcake (don't be silly, you know exactly what I mean). Excess grease will be expelled while you're tightening the retainer nut anyway.
I'm not familiar with your piece of equipment, but in general, yes it's okay to clean an engine compartment. Just don't use an inflammable degreaser. I like Krud Kutter or Simple Green at full concentration. Let it sit a few minutes then spray it down with a hose. Keep in mind afterwards you might want to spray some clean oil wherever there are moving parts ...
According to the data sheet of "Permatex® Nickel Anti-Seize Lubricant" TYPICAL APPLICATIONS Drop forge dies and hammers, catalyst bed and reaction chamber supports, slow rotating bearings in hot corrosive environments, lubricate and seal pipe threads in acid environments, coat gaskets in high temperature applications, lubricate conveyor ...
ih8mud.com forums is a great resource for land cruisers with an extremely loyal following - I own an 80 series and use it for reference and help for all kinds of maintenance.
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Margie Dabney, 70, vanished after her plane landed Dec. 5 at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
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Airline officials say the attendant may not have realized he was responsible for both Dabneys, or that Margie Dabney had Alzheimer's. Joe Dabney and his family blame the airline and the airport for her disappearance.
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Has anyone got any experience with Web Service Extensions? Been a late day and have spent the past few hours scratching my head trying to make a web service extension from the MS examples.
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I've used the MS example from here "How to implement a SOAP extension" ( h ttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7w06t139.aspx) , which builds a logger for the request / response streams.
The related MS article "Soap Message Modification" (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/esw638yk(VS.85).aspx) shows how to enable the SOAP extension for the web client:
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<add type="Contoso.MySoapExtension, Version=18.104.22.168, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35" priority="1" group="0"/>
I've compiled the traceextension into its own class library, and referenced it in the web.config of the web service project like so:
<add type="TraceExtension, Version=22.214.171.124, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=ef8757fac167b8d8" priority="1" group="High"/>
No joy. Nothing is logged, no breakpoints are hit.
I then removed the referenced class, and dropped the source code into the web service project.
I tried to add a reference to it like so (my namespace is ServcieTest001):
<add type="ServiceTest001.TraceExtension" group="High" priority="1" />
I used the following thread as a guide as to enabling me extension "getting-raw-soap-data-from-a-web-reference-client-running-in-asp-net" (h ttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/300674/getting-raw-soap-data-from-a-web-reference-client-running-in-asp-net).
Still no joy. I then copied the code from the above thread, and still cannot get the extension to fire when I make a SOAP request.
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"You created us and then discarded us!"
Opening Statement
The Pang brothers, directors of The Eye, up the ante with a startling horror movie.
Facts of the Case
A successful writer named Chu Xun (Lee Sinje) is working on her next blockbuster novel. It's called "Recycle" and has to do with the supernatural. As soon as she starts writing it, she's besieged by disturbing visions and mysterious happenings. Can it be that as she writes, a door to another dimension is opening? Yes it can. It is exactly like that.
But that's not the only craziness that will befall our hapless heroine. She'll eventually get sucked into that alternate dimension, a place where her abandoned ideas dwell, along with some creepy looking dead people with long necks. Can she make it out before the "recycling" (a.k.a. The Nothing) takes her away forever?
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This is a c-r-r-r-r-r-razy one. Crazy like that guy from the '80s selling discount console television sets. The Pang brothers have reached deep into their tricked-out psyches to pull out some of the most creative imagery you will ever see in a horror movie—or any movie for that matter.
Whether you think Re-cycle succeeds or fails as a horror film—I think it succeeds—you're going to have to give the Pangs due credit for crafting an unparalleled visual experience.
Things start out in typical J-horror (or C-horror, as this was Hong Kong-produced) fashion: a woman hanging out in an apartment is suddenly freaked out by weird noises and shocking visions of ghost women. Eerie music, drawn out scenes punctuated by jump scares and creepy little girls. Then, about 30 or so minutes into the runtime, the film changes drastically. Chu enters a fantasy world and begins on a journey to get out before she evaporates into the ether. The Pangs have populated this world with a variety of memorable creations and set them against some intensely creative backgrounds.
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• A fleshy cavern of screaming fetuses!
As much eye-candy there is to enjoy, visuals alone wouldn't make the film a success. Re-cycle works because of the tension the Pang boys have generated. Why is Chu in this world? Who are the other creators the old man alludes to? And who's the little girl? These questions follow Chu through her adventure and the answers are delivered as massive, satisfying plot twists. And, without giving away too much, prepare yourself for a shocking statement on the social issue of our time.
The 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen looks good, despite some grain here and there. This is a very dark film but the detailing is strong and the Pangs' visual flair is transmitted well. A 5.1 Cantonese digital mix doesn't too much except when The Nothing shows up and the wind blows through your living room. Extras are numerous: a making-of featurette, interviews with cast, deleted scenes, CGI comparison shots, footage from the film's premiere, deleted scenes and the trailer.
Closing Statement
It's not just a stunning treat for your eyeballs—Re-cycle packs a narrative wallop too.
The Verdict
Not guilty. Run Atreyu, run!
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