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Donald, building underground houses is likely to be a future trend.
Actually, Čenek, we're in a low solar output cycle right now. Nobody attributes the unprecedented rise in CO2 in 2015 to solar output, unless you're looking at a denier site.
Stefan Rahmstorf, from Germany's Potsdam Institute of Climate Impact Research says, "We are in a kind of climate emergency now." The previous worst February increase after a Super El Nino was 0.47°C rise above that month's global average compared to 1951-1980. When the final numbers were in, February was a 1.35°C rise. So even though one expects a warmer February coming off of an El Nino, this time was way off the charts. NASA Drops Major Bomb in 'March Toward Ever-Warmer Planet'
Increased solar output releases carbon gasses that were trapped in permafrost, ice, et al. Though undesirable the gasses aren't the cause. When the sun begins it's cooling cycle the gasses will get pulled out of the air again by biological processes.
Don you are spot on. Even though we humans think we have influence on the earth we haven't even matched the lowly trilobite when it comes to altering the climate and structure of the planet. And other natural processes dwarf both us and our trilobite primogeniture.
Each of the vertical lines on the chart below represents 10,000 years,
And Ruth, it doesn't matter if it is safe for us or not. The earth doesn't care about us. We're going to have to do whatever it takes to survive. If I were a young man right now, I would build a house underground, where it would be a little cooler.
No, Ruth, I wasn't being sarcastic. All along they've been saying that the global temperature has been rising at about 1.5 degrees per century since the end of the Little Ice Age. Right now we are about what the temperature was during the Medieval Warm Period. They were growing grapes in Greenland during that time frame. I posted a graph of he Vostok Ice Core on one of these threads, and it shows that we are "NEARING" (we're not there yet), but NEARING the temperatures of the past four warming periods after their respective ice ages..
This shows where the heat is.
Our Hemisphere's Temperature Just Reached a Terrifying Milestone
Or were you being sarcastic? I'm not good at sarcasm, Donald, so I'm not sure.
Not as bad as we thought? Well, Donald, March 3rd the daily Northern Hemisphere temperature anomaly hit 2°C rise above preindustrial.
Our Hemisphere's Temperature Just Reached a Terrifying Milestone
Just because a temperature rise is part of a trend, doesn't make that rise safe.
Well then, everything is on schedule, Ruth. The average global temperature has risen about 1.5 degrees every 100 years since the end of the Little Ice Age. I guess things aren't as bad as we thought.
If you just look at monthly temperature departures, February was extraordinary. Preliminary data indicate it was between 1.56 °C and 1.66 °C above 1880's February values. When an El Nino fizzles out, February tends to be heated the most, so this suggests that the 2016 annual average might come in at 1.2 to 1.3 °C above preindustrial.
The Roof is On Fire — Looks like February of 2016 Was 1.5 to 1.7 C ...
The GFS model shows temperatures averaged 1.01 C above the already significantly hotter than normal 1981-2010 baseline. Subsequent observations from separate sources have confirmed this dramatic February temperature spike. We await NASA, NOAA, and JMA observations for a final confirmation.
Nick Stokes, a retired climate scientist and blogger … published an analysis of the recently released preliminary data fro...… According to this analysis, February temperatures may have been as much as 1.44 C hotter than the 1951 to 1980 NASA baseline. Converting to departures from 1880s values, if these preliminary estimates prove correct, would put the GISS figure at an extreme 1.66 C hotter than 1880s levels for February. If GISS runs 0.1 C cooler than NCAR conversions, as it has over the past few months, then the 1880 to February 2016 temperature rise would be about 1.56 C.
Putting these numbers into context, it looks like we may have already crossed the 1.5 C threshold above 1880s values in the monthly measure during February.
But we should be very clear that monthly departures are not annual departures and the yearly measure for 2016 is less likely to hit or exceed a 1.5 C departure. It's fair to say, though, that 1.5 C annual departures are imminent and will likely appear within 5-20 years.
If we use the 1997-1998 El Nino year as a baseline,… assuming 2016 will continue to see Equatorial sea surface temperatures continue to cool, we may be looking at a 1.2 to 1.3 C above 1880s average for this year.
Notice how parts of the Arctic are in the above 12 degree C warmer anomaly range.
It's cut down the days ice would freeze above 80° latitude.
February Shatters Global Temperature Records, Satellite Data Show
"February shattered the global satellite temperature records to become the warmest above average month in recorded history. While not yet confirmed by official datasets, this new finding is particularly notable as it comes from one of the two satellite datasets frequently referenced by climate deniers.
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But when asked to name female inventors, the girls couldn't come up with a single woman.
It's a helpful lesson: Even now, kids still have an underappreciation of the impacts of female inventors, and as long as that's the case, the world will keep producing more men than women that are inventors and entrepreneurs.
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Hello! I hear it's a long weekend where most of you are. Why not take the next three days off to enjoy an Impact report? A few things:
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– If there's one thing I am good it, it's making suggestions on how you should spend some of your money. Might I recommend donating to the Air Sex Documentary Kickstarter? Or how about a brand-spanking new Dasher Hatfield shirt? Chris Trew and Dasher Hatfield make me endlessly happy. Get into them!
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This week on Impact: Senility, yelling, more yelling, terrible wrestling, and the unintentional hilarity of an angry Samoa Joe. It's…even worse than it sounds.
Worst: This entire show
No, seriously. This week is bad. Were I TNA I would be ashamed at what I had just participated in producing. Only one segment – ONE – gets away without something tainting it irreparably. And it doesn't even include Joseph Park. This was beyond being able to put up a few otter videos and some Jojo Bravo pictures and whatever other happy, fun things I could to distract us away from how crummy things were. Way beyond.
There have been a few times in the past where I've thought about just skipping a week because it is so bad, and so hard not to just write paragraph after disdainful paragraph about everything that is wrong with the show, but never as bad as this. Once I reached 800 words alone about just how infuriatingly bad the first 14 minutes were I realized that hey, this might not actually be salvageable. And I don't want to put that out there. If you read any TNA review column, it's usually all negative, even when the show is good. Even when, midst the bad matches or the sexist commentary, there are little jewels of greatness. Little things that make the show worth watching. That amount of sheer negativity isn't fun to write. It's not fun to read. If you watched the entire show, you've already been through enough. You don't need seven or eight pages ripping it to shreds.
So I'm still going to write this week's column. It probably won't be fun. It wasn't fun to watch, that's for sure. I will try to be constructive. I will try my very best to make this a much better experience for you than it was for me, or anyone else who watched. The reason I do this report is because I am a legitimate TNA fan. I want the show to succeed. I want to be entertained. They've put on good shows before, so it's not entirely out of the realm of possibility. But this is rough. This is what people point to when they say TNA is awful. This is what ensures that Impact will never, ever lose the stigma of being the second-rate company who puts on the worst-rate show. And the fact that no one, not a single person there, seems to care or have any desire to make things better? I don't have a big enough Worst to give.
Worst: You goddamn son of a beach
I've expressed this fear before, and unfortunately it seems to be coming true. When Impact announced that it was going on the road each week, I thought no, no no no. You're going to give up everything you've been working hard to build when it comes to continuity and storytelling for cheap pops. Well, here we are, right here in TAMPA, FLORIDA, BROTHER, talking about BEACHES and HOGAN'S BEACH and HOGAN'S MUSIC and now here's STING and you remember him from WCW and he was a BIG DEAL when you were young and everyone loves NOSTALGIA, right? In the past I've pointed to Sting and Hogan's work together as being some of the most intriguing. There was a vulnerability to Hogan we haven't seen before. His conversations with Sting were some of the best work he's done in his career. Heartfelt, believable storytelling. This…this is just yelling. Hogan has equated MEANINGFUL to YELLING for way longer than I've been alive, and here he's reverted back to the same guy everyone can wag their finger at and say oh look, TNA is at it again. Dumb, predictable TNA, parading out the old folks like they're more important than good storytelling and good wrestling. Normally I would disagree, but they're right. This is…nothing. If you turn on any Top 40 radio station, it sounds like all of the songs came from the same lyrics generator sheet – you know, like a D&D name generator? YOUR LOVE MAKES ME FLY and I LOVE YOU BABY and YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL TO ME and WE COULD FLY TO HEAVEN and just nothing lyrics over nothing melodies. This is basically the same thing. There's no effort. There's no emotion. There's yelling and then Brooke Hogan pretends to know how to pretend to cry. Oh, did I not mention Brooke was there?
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The whole opening segment was Hogan trying to talk Sting out of the stipulation he reached with Bully last week at the PPV (if he loses, he can never compete for the title again), and then blaming himself. And then Sting blames himself. And the Brooke comes out, and blames herself. And then they all said no, I love YOU more, and refused to hang up the phone for twenty minutes. Well…not really, but that's what it felt like. It was excruciating. I thought it couldn't get worse than Hogan spoiling a surprise appearance later on in the show (I won't, because I understand how spoilers work!), but then they gave Brooke a live mic, and it went about as well as you'd expect.
She enters the ring and visibly motions for the sound guys to cut her music. Really? That's…really? You self-important…ugh. Nope. Not finishing that sentence. Finishing that sentence would be just as disrespectful as obviously instructing people who do the same job week in and week out on just how to do it, and on air at that. These people had to earn their jobs by being good at something, a concept that is clearly foreign to someone whose primary talent is having the last name Hogan. At the height of her expository segment she says "Sting, you shouldn't have to fight him because I was a dumb girl."
That is a thing you just said.
Brooke continues on saying that she's basically to blame for everything, and as much as she's proud of the Knockouts (um), and how much they've grown the division (…um), she feels like she should resign. Yes Brooke. Yes you should. Get into your hybrid car fueled by gasoline and nepotism and drive as far away from anything to do with wrestling as possible.
Worst: His name is Bully, and he loves to yell
Much like I like to imagine Sheamus, in the middle of a hoagie at craft services, running off to the ring as soon as he hears he word fight, I think Bully does the same thing every time he hears someone yelling. "Whaaaa? But *I* like to yell!" he…well….yells, as he tears down the hallway, lunchmeat and lettuce flying everywhere, desperately wiping mayo from the corner of his mouth before he makes it onscreen.
Bully lets us know that they shouldn't blame themselves, because it's his fault. He tore the company apart. Him and no one else. Oh, and he's also still in love with Brooke, and she's all he thinks about, and their special connection is why he'll never take his wedding ring off.
This is so very bad. If Bully Ray is telling the truth? Terrible. If he's lying and just further psychologically torturing Brooke because hey, we all love watching abusive relationships play out on national television? Terrible. I said last week that this should really be the time where TNA is taking advantage of the post-Mania lull, but they aren't. This is not fun. This is not entertaining. This is not telling a compelling story in any way. And guys, we are only 14 minutes into the show.
Best: SUICIDE! TWITTER!
Best: No really, this wasn't horrible
The pacing was a little weird, but hey, I didn't hate the X-Division match. Suicide looked rad, and actually made Petey Williams keep up with him. Joey Ryan was…well, he was greasy and skeevy and I really don't ask more from him. Kenny King, give me your hands because you're wonderful on commentary.
"Petey Williams and his one move?" Love it. Love you. Gold star for being Kenny King.
Worst: Brooke Hogan demands to know what Bully meant
Unfortunately TNA did not upload a video of…oh, wait, here it is:
Worst: Gut Check? More like Gut Rot, amirite? Haaa….
In a tournament set to highlight all of these fresh young talents TNA has apparently scouted the globe for, instead of a match we get….Wes Brisco. Oh good. Wes is upset that he doesn't get to participate in the tournament, so he claims to have been Sam Shaw's scheduled opponent to a bloody pulp in the parking lot. So…let's think about this logically. Your Gut Check was rigged to get you onto the roster so you could help a faction of miscreants run roughshod over the company. You shouldn't even be allowed in the building, let alone in the ring (and not just because we've all seen your attempts to wrestle). So your natural response, instead of pointing out that, whether illicit or not, you're still technically a winner of a Gut Check segment and should be put into the competition, you…jump a guy who actually isn't all that bad, making you look like a giant d-bag. Yes. That really commands my respect.
Worst: Magnus
Worst: Samoa Joe
Worst: Whoomp, there's a worst
James Storm needs a tag partner, and we've been led to believe that this is a Really Big Deal™. He's already turned down Chris Sabin in an incredibly awkward fashion. But he still needs a partner, because, as we all know, women love a good tag team….wrestler.
Mecha Shiva come out, and thankfully Aries let's Bobby Roode do all of the talking. Roode is actually one of the better parts of this segment, making salient points and heeling his little Canadian face off. Bad Influence come out, and I know what you're thinking – another best is coming, right? They're always funny. They're consistently the best non-Joseph Park part of the show. They…are not this time. Not even close.
Worst: Oh good, let's make this a thing
Kazarian: "People have claimed that they're offended, have they not? *pointed look at Austin Aries* But we're the only ones who have a legitimate reason to be."
Wow. Just…wow.
It made me really happy last week to see mostly positive responses to page two, and my reaction to what happened between Aries and Christy Hemme. Obviously the responses weren't all positive, because this is the internet, and we can't have nice things. So for those of you who think that she shouldn't have said anything, you know what? Yes. Yes she should have. If she felt harassed or uncomfortable in any way, it is her right to stand up and say no, that should not have happened. It is also her right, however, not to be harangued or persecuted by her coworkers for making that decision. If this is what's happening on television, I can only imagine the unpleasant environment being created for her off screen. To those who say there's no point in complaining, or standing up because it's wrestling, or it's TNA, and it'll never change, I would like to give one great big hearty middle finger to you. The rights and freedoms you currently enjoy had to be fought for, and they had to start somewhere. Being a female who has chosen a career in a male-dominated industry, is no easy task. Writing about said male-dominated industry? Also not easy. One negative word about someone means that I clearly must not know what I'm talking about. The countless hours I spend reading about or watching wrestling mean nothing compared to a male who has made the exact same point. His experiences and judgments aren't questioned, and definitely not to the degree in which a female writer's will be. I am 100% positive that Brandon or Bill Bicknell or Thomas Holzerman have never received slanderous emails accusing them of sleeping with wrestlers, or the insinuation that the only reason they're involved is with the sole purpose of going to bone town with some indie dude. And lord help you if you criticize a female wrestler, because clearly, we're all just jealous. It has nothing to do with an analysis of the skill and entertainment value being presented in a match. It's because we wish we were famous or pretty or skinny or dating someone in the industry, or whatever other bullsh**t misogynistic opinion seeps its way out of the lizard part of your brain you use when commenting on the internet. Wrestling has always been a boys club, and like any industry dominated by men it is a struggle – for respect, for rights, and the same basic common courtesy you would deign to treat anyone else with. Whether it's a female wrestler, commentator, announcer, writer, it doesn't matter. Equality doesn't happen instantaneously, and it will never happen when repulsive attitudes as demonstrated by Kazarian in this segment are allowed to prevail.
Best: SHELL YEAH
Ahhh. That's better. Of course I love Shark Boy. I love Shark Boy so, so much. A dude pretending to be a shark who thinks he's Stone Cold? Yes. That is a thing I love. I loved when he tagged with Curry Man. If I could turn this entire column into seven pages about how awesome Shark Boy is, I probably would. But If I can't skip it, and I can't fill it with this gif over and over and over, we'll have to move on. Even if I don't want to. DON'T LEAVE ME SHARK BOY I KNOW WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU'RE GONE.
Best: Beer Bros, Bro
Robbie E? It's…it's like TNA knew how godawful this show was, and decided to throw me a bit of a bone. Maybe Robbie E and Shark Boy could team up. They could be Shark Bros, and just show up every time someone did something stupid or misogynistic or racist or homophobic or there was a bad wrestling match, and make me happy. In other news, Impact is proud to announce that they've fired the rest of the roster, retooled the show, and will now be known as the Shark Boy and Robbie E Variety Hour.
Worst: BOOO
Worst: lol Gunner
Because lol, Gunner. I guess it's not all bad. I mean, he knew he'd have to work hard to win me over, so he attached a fluffy baby otter to his face in hopes of distracting me away from the fact that Gunner is a thing on my television in 2013. Well played, sir. Well played.


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Stonington — First Selectman Ed Haberek is requesting a meeting with the Board of Police Commissioners next month to discuss the police department's strategy for dealing with crime in downtown Pawcatuck.
"We need to have a meeting to discuss how to change the climate down there," he said Tuesday. "Some of the business owners are concerned about crime. We need to take a collaborative approach down there."
Haberek said that the town already has taken a "vigorous approach" to forcing owners of dilapidated downtown buildings to upgrade their properties.
He said the downtown needs to be safe if the town expects to attract new businesses there, such as a developer who is considering transforming the rundown Campbell Grain property into affordable housing for the elderly.
Haberek's request to appear before the Board of Police Commissioners comes three days after a man went on a vandalism and burglary spree through the downtown that began at McGill Chevrolet and two months after two men broke into several Pawcatuck homes, including one that was occupied.
Chief of Police J. Darren Stewart said Tuesday that police quickly identified the suspects in both cases and made arrests within an hour of the incidents.
Adding to the perception of trouble was a Saturday night incident in which a downtown Pawcatuck man shot and killed himself during a standoff with police on White Rock Road.
McGill Chevrolet owner Sean McGill said Tuesday that for most of the past 25 years, the business was never the target of a burglary. But over the past six months, it has been broken into twice, and cars in his lot have been damaged by two hit-and-run crashes and vandalism. He said he now arrives at work to find beer bottles and vomit in his parking lot.
The situation has forced McGill to take additional measures, such as installing more security cameras, motion-sensitive lights and bars over some windows.
McGill, who commended police for doing a good job, said he will meet next week with Haberek, Stewart, the fire marshal and a neighboring property owner.
"Unfortunate things are happening in the area that haven't happened before. I'm not sure if it's different people in town or the bad economy," he said. "But I work too hard to throw money away every week on people who don't care about what they do."
Monthly police department statistics, though, do not show any trend toward increasing criminal incidents downtown since August.
Stewart said he plans to review the statistics and the department's strategy in preparation for the April 11 Board of Police Commissioners' meeting.
In his letter to the board Tuesday, Haberek wrote, "With the recent incidents that have happened in Pawcatuck during the last several months, I feel it is again time to revisit the approach to addressing situations in Pawcatuck."
Haberek said recent press headlines "do not shed a good light on the outcome of the Pawcatuck approach."
In August 2011, Haberek raised similar concerns with the police commissioners after business owners and residents contacted him.
Haberek asked to be placed on the board's April 11 agenda. He said he also has been invited to attend a Downtown Business Association meeting in Westerly, where Westerly Police Chief Edward St. Clair will discuss his town's approach to policing the adjacent downtown.
Haberek also has asked Stewart to email him Pawcatuck statistics for the last six months.
Stewart said his officers have been doing a great job downtown.
"When we have something going on, we go out and find the people who did it," he said.
Stewart said he also has been talking regularly with St. Clair to discuss their departments' respective efforts and how they can continue to work together.
Stewart said he will continue to look at any concerns that downtown residents have and work to resolve them.
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Dear lady driving the red SUV, you drive like a crazy person. You have me wondering if Brunswick County attracts crazy person drivers or if this place turns people crazy once they get behind the wheel.
Because I think it might be getting to me, too.
This happened recently: I was headed back to the Beacon one evening, driving along White Street toward the stop sign at Smith Avenue.
As I have mentioned in the past, there is something about stop signs — really any type of intersection — in Brunswick County that makes people lose their minds.
My mom brought me back to my home in Darlington, S.C., from my parents' house in the Triad where they'd taken me so I could lay my beloved cat Kobi to rest about two weeks after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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"I never failed a drug test" has become one of the iconic lines of performance enhancing drug (PED) cheats from Lance Armstrong to A-Rod. This denial has a kissing cousin in the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) world in the phrase, "He (or she) is not our employee". How do these two kissing cousins relate to each other? Both phrases are absolutely meaningless when it comes to the underlying conduct. Why? Because we all know (or should know); violations of the FCPA can occur for direct, i.e. your employee, or indirect, i.e. not your employee, conduct.
In the FCPA world, there was a stark example of this reported in two articles in the Weekend Edition of the Financial Times (FT) about the arrest of Frederic Cilins, a French citizen for seeking to obstruct a federal grand jury investigation about alleged FCPA violations. The two articles were "Contracts link BSGR to alleged bribes" (mine rights article) and "FBI sting says that 'agent' sought to have mining contracts destroyed" (FBI sting article). Both articles were by the same triumvirate of FT reporters, Tom Burgis, Misha Glenny and Cynthia O'Murchu.
The mine rights article reports that underlying matter revolved around allegations that "The resources arm of Beny Steinmetz Group agreed to pay $2m to the wife of an African president to help it secure rights to one of the world's richest untapped mineral deposits, according to documents seen by the Financial Times". These payments were allegedly memorialized in "Copies of two contracts from 2007 and 2008, apparently signed by BSGR's representatives in the mineral-rich west African nation of Guinea, set out agreements for the company to make payments and transfer shares to Mamadie Touré, wife of the then president Lansana Conté." As the quid pro quo for these commission payments, "Ms Touré would take "all necessary steps" to advance its efforts to win rights to the Simandou deposit, a February 2008 contract says. A further $2m would be dispersed among other people to facilitate the acquisition of the rights." While Mr. Cilins has been described by the Guinean government as "an agent of BSGR" the company was quoted in the article as saying, "Mr Cilins was not one of its employees".
The mining rights dispute centers around a contract that the company received days before the death of the President of Guinea. The mining rights article also reported that "the Guinean government granted BSGR rights to half the Simandou deposit, having earlier stripped them from rival mining house Rio Tinto. After spending $160m developing its assets in Guinea, 18 months later in April 2010 BSGR sold a 51 per cent stake of its Guinean venture to Vale of Brazil for $2.5bn. One African mining veteran described BSGR's sale as the "best private mining deal of our generation"."
As interesting as all of the above is, it was the FBI sting article that had some very interesting details. Before I get to the issues involved I have to cite to yesterday's blog post by Mike Volkov, entitled "The Danger of FCPA "Proactive" Investigations", where he stated "At the recent Dow Jones Compliance Symposium in Washington, D.C., an FBI official warned the attendees that the Shot Show debacle would not deter law enforcement from using proactive investigations techniques. It was a stark warning because it was realized in less than thirty days." Spot on Mike.
The FBI sting article reported that on Sunday April 14, 2013, "Frederic Cilins held the last of a series of meetings with the widow of an African dictator to discuss what she was going to do with some sensitive documents." Unfortunately for Cilins he "did not realise that the woman he was talking to was wearing a wire and that FBI agents were watching. As he left the meeting, the agents arrested him carrying envelopes filled with $20,000 in cash, the indictment says. That was a pittance compared with the $5m he was taped offering the dictator's widow during what US authorities say was a two-month campaign to tamper with a witness and destroy records."
What were these documents that "Cilins was allegedly so keen to destroy"? The FT reported that it had seen "some of the documents" and "According to one copy of a contract seen by the FT, dated February 27 2008 and which appears to be signed by Asher Avidan, BSG Resources' head in Guinea, the company agreed to pay $4m to secure rights to Simandou. That would be split into $2m to be distributed among "people of goodwill who contribute to facilitating the assignment" of the rights and $2m for a company called Matinda. Ms Touré's name is listed on the contract and her signature appears on it. She is named in US corporate records as the registered agent of a company also called Matinda, based at a Jacksonville address."
The FBI sting article also revealed a bit more of the history of the underlying mining rights at issue. The Australian company Rio Tinto "held the rights to the whole of Simandou, a mountain range groaning with iron ore in Guinea's remote interior, for a decade. But in August that year, the Conté government withdrew the mining group's concession, saying it had taken too long to develop a mine. In December, just days before the dictator's death, the government signed over half the rights to Simandou to BSGR. Vale of Brazil, the world's biggest iron ore miner, bought a 51 per cent in BSGR's Guinea assets in April 2010. Late last year, as a Guinean government committee levelled corruption allegations against BSGR, Vale put the Simandou project on hold. Earlier this month, it suspended payments on the $2.5bn it agreed to pay for its stake."
The FBI sting article also reports that BSGR said that "Mr. Cilins was not one of its employees." However, the FT article reported that the indictment which led to the arrest of Cilins describes "a company that in 2008 acquired rights to half of Guinea's Simandou iron-ore deposit after it had been stripped from another miner points in one direction: the resources arm of Beny Steinmetz Group, the conglomerate managed on behalf of the family of Israeli diamond tycoon, Beny Steinmetz. Mr Cilins has been described by the Guinean government as an agent of BSGR. The company said Mr Cilins was not one of its employees." And while "Neither does the indictment identify the woman who has sought immunity from prosecution in exchange for co-operating with the FBI investigation and helping to deliver Mr Cilins. It refers only to a "former wife of a now deceased high-ranking official in the government of Guinea" who was approached by Mr Cilins at the inception of the alleged bribery scheme."
As the mining rights article noted, "BSGR said in a statement to the FT on Friday: "Allegations of fraud in obtaining our mining rights in Guinea are entirely baseless. We are confident that BSGR's position in Guinea will be fully vindicated."" And, of course, there is that ubiquitous "not our employee". Whatever the real answer is it will be very interesting to see how all this plays out.
What about the obstruction of justice charge? First, it should be noted that this charge is nothing like the charge brought and later dropped against Rose Carson in the Control Components Inc. matter, where it was alleged she destroyed documents before meeting with company investigators. Here the allegations are attempts to destroy documents in the face of a federal investigation. What about the FBI sting part of all this? It looks like what the agent said, as quoted by Mike Volkov in his piece, was very prescient. Maybe the lesson is simply don't destroy documents or even don't engage in bribery.
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Last weekend, after 4+ decades of admiring this beautiful mountain from a distance, we finally did the summit hike. Took advantage of the longest day of the year by having the shortest sleep of the year, out of our bivies at 2:00 am, geared up and tromping up the Coleman glacier by 3:00 am under a canopy of stars. The conditions were excellent, and 7:00 am found us with the sun in our faces and the summit proper a short distance away across the dome. The whole trip was spectacular from start to finish, still buzzing from the beauty and scale of the place.
Well into a beautiful Vancouver summer, it has already been a month since Propellor took part in a gorgeous exhibit of Vancouver art, furniture and lighting design called ADDRESS. ADDRESS was (and will be again next year) a design show that is part pop-up shop, part gallery and part showroom. Curated and produced by the talented furniture designer/maker Kate Duncan, ADDRESS brought together 16 Vancouver-based designers, each with a unique voice and approach to their medium. The common denominator amongst all of the work is a real passion for natural materials; wood, porcelain, linen, steel, stone… and an undeniable dedication to craft and detail.
ADDRESS and the Waterfall Gallery were a great venue for Propellor to show a number of new lighting designs along with some of our greatest hits. Among the new pieces that we showed were the Ono light, our Ono Steel pendant light in two sizes and our Adanac chandelier made from ash. We also used ash wood and brass fittings to create a blonde version of our Myco light sculpture. And, of course we took the opportunity to make another edition of our Range sculptures.
Thanks to Kate Duncan for including us in this fine show. It was a great opportunity to see our work hang alongside the inspired makings of a great group of Vancouver creatives. Check ADDRESS out on instagram for a closer look.
Pia Desk
The last coat of oil and beeswax finish has cured and so today we are shipping out this custom designed desk that we've named Pia, after it's new owner. The reclaimed douglas fir that it's made from comes from number of sources. The main body of the desk is made from beautiful tight grained fir salvaged from the shelves of an old bookstore. The drawer fronts are fir as well, bearing layers of paint and patina from their previous life as ship-lap siding (we've been warehousing this wood for a few years waiting for the right commission to use it).
Spring is early and ridiculously vibrant in Vancouver this year. The colour outside the studio window is a super intense. Daydreaming about how to use this yellow in our work.
Dwell recently published an interview with photographer Richard Johnson who has travelled across Canada since 2007 documenting scores of home-made ice-fishing huts. They structures make me smile - humble, functional, bursting with idiosyncratic architectural personality (and, no doubt, brewskis).
We have been super engaged over the past weeks making an edition of our Range sculpture. These photos are of the pieces in process. Images of completed Ranges coming soon.
Some selected details from the Gordon Smith exhibit at the Equinox Gallery. This prolific artist, who had his 95th birthday this June, mounts an exhibition of new work every year. Humbling.
Late summer backpacking in Garibaldi Provincial Park.
Time for new business cards, so it was off for a visit with David Clifford at Black Stone Press. While there, he let us geek out on all the beautiful presses (one dating back to 1846!) we also got a peek at some of the drawers full of vintage letter blocks. So beautiful.
It's the last weekend to catch Doug Coupland's tour de force at the Vancouver Art Gallery. While I was looking at this fantastic sculpture, the 6 year old boy beside me informed his Grandma that Doug had "built the whole thing without instructions!"
We love the challenge of creating on a large scale, so we were pleased to have a three storey space in this gorgeous Calgary penthouse to build a large grouping of Meridian lights for. 12 Meridians in black walnut and black walnut with gold leafed interiors cascade the length of the space.
Thanks to the good folks at BBA Design Consultants for bringing this project our way and for being so great to collaborate with.
The pictures are in thanks to photographer Krista Jahnke.
Here are a few shots of our Myco 92 x 64 hanging in it's new home. This was a fun project. We worked closely with a great client to design this custom Myco light sculpture for their dining room.
It's a pleasure to see our work hanging in this beautiful Michael Green designed home.
Forms that look chiseled by time and weather or grown deep in the ocean. Israeli ceramist Michal Fargo's work is so raw and yet so refined. Can't wait to see more from Michal.
In the spaces between deadlines this month, we have been having some fun and productive sessions modelling new ideas. Today was all about paper, tape and geometry.
It was packaging day today at Propellor as we put this custom Myco light securely in it's crate for the short trip across the Second Narrows to North Vancouver.
Our clients commissioned us to design this piece to fit in the dining room of their idyllic North Shore home. The home is a renovation by one of Canada's finest young architects Michael Green of MGA.
Looking forward to seeing this Myco in it's new home in the coming weeks - photos to follow.
Though we seem to go straight to the computer these days to sketch out new design ideas, at some point in the process details get hashed out in chalk on one of the big blackboards that hang in our shop. I like how loose and messy these analogue drawings are.


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Congrats to all organizers of the JI symposium. It was a job well =
And as others have said, it seemed too short.
Ian, we need to talk about your views on judges training. Judging iris
is not unlike any other horticultural or arts judging. Judges are
individuals and have biases. As you could not stay for the whole
session, perhaps you did not come away with the message the rest of us
did - garden judging is our raison-d'=EAtre.
Maureen Mark
Ottawa, Canada - where unlike Ian who must be a half zone warmer, we =
our first frost a few weeks ago.
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Sent: Thursday, October 16, 1997 5:15 PM
To: Mark, Maureen; Multiple recipients of list
Subject: JI Symposium - Stop burning the red-hea
Kathy is to be congratulated on the very well organized
JI symposium
which was both enjoyable and educational but, may be a
little short.=20
Another day of discussion would have been better.
I am facinated, as I am sure Dennis Hager will be, by
her remarks that
we are "about 100 years younger than I expected". I
just wonder what
she had as an image! When a full professor (at 32), I
was turned down
for entry into the library stacks at the university on
the grounds that
I was an undergraduate and not allowed into that
section! Since that
time, my efforts have focused on gaining that little bit
of grey hair
above the ears which seems to impress women so much. It
would have
given me that air of maturity which has been so lacking
in my
behaviour. Unfortunately, it has failed to develop (may
be I am a
double recessive) but I still hope. Attending judges
training may well
bring it on as I find the whole experience so
I certainly have no desire to be a judge but I do wish
to understand
just how to "see" irises accurately. For this reason, I
have attended
one training session in North Carolina and the first
part of John
Coble's one in Burlington. After N.C., I concluded that
the system
lacked intellectual structure and that there were few
standards by which
to judge a flower. There is a a wide latitude given to
personal opinion
and this was confirmed by John Coble when he said that
any three judges
might select winners at a show but that another three
judges at the same
show might select entirely different winners. This is
international ice dancing where the dancers know their
final rank before
they go on the ice (bribery plays a large part) and the
only issue is
whether they fall during their performances.
At Burlington, we saw JI photos of what I can only call
"unmade bed
irises". No formal structure, no symmetry, just a mass
of petals and
deformed standards, etc. What are the rules to judge
such a mess?
John raised a more disturbing issue. He said that some
JI plants can
produce two distinct forms of flower from the same
plant. One is
exactly as defined in the registration and the other is
a colour sport
that can be very different. He said that a judge should
know this and
reject the sport as it is unacceptable. I had to leave
for the airport
at this point - which may have been a good thing! If
that flower is
perfect in every way except that it does not have the
colour or colour
pattern described in the registration, why would it be
rejected? The
only analogy that I could think of is the old tradition
of burning
red-headed women because they were different! I am all
for keeping the
red-heads as they are noted for adding spice to life and
I would suggest
the judging should keep the JI sport. Rather than
reject this flower, a
good judge should know that this can happen in certain
cultivars and
judge it as it is. It is from the same plant and
genetically identical
(although biochemically it is obviously different).
Thus, the problem
is with the judging or the registration not the flower
itself. Let us
accept the facts and change the judging and registration
description to
be more accurate and scientific.=20
The Symposium was well worth the effort to attend.
congratulations to Kathy and here helpers. As to
whether Kathy met with
my expectation, that would require another long e-mail
which would have
to be prepared in cooperation with Dennis Hager!
Ian, in Ottawa where we might have our first frost


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Legend of Buick - Part 2 (1998)
Here's a great video produced in 1998 by General Motors Communications Support Group for Buick Communications. Written and directed by author/biographer Lawrence R. Gustin (one of the very few writers active today who extensively interviewed people close to the founder of General Motors, William Durant, and who also has a very rich background in researching and presenting Buick history), this video presents a detailed walk through the history of Buick from its early roots with David Dunbar Buick, all the way through to the late 90s. Narrated by Bill Harris, you'll enjoy a wide collection of Buick memorabilia including photos, newspaper articles, and film clips. (Video is presented in two parts.)
1987 Curbside Chat with Ed Mertz (Number Two)
This rare video, number two (2) of a multi-tape VHS series, presents a "Curbside Chat" with then General Manager of Buick Motor Division, Ed Mertz. Ed joined GM in 1960 as an Engineer and ran Buick from 1986 until his retirement in 1994. Buick distributed these tapes to the broad dealer base once every four-to-six weeks or so. In this Number 2 tape in addition to a report on Buick's current sales status for the Summer of 1987, Ed presents several of the "new" fall Marketing plans for Buick including sneak-previews of Buick's new television commercials and ads for the upcoming model year.
History of Buick documentary
David Dunbar Buick was born in Arbroath, Scotland, his family moved to the United States in 1856 and settled in Detroit. Today he is known as the founder of Buick Motor Company. Read more on: http://www.oldtimerbase.com/IconDavidDunbarBuick.html
The History of Cadillac
In my multimedia authoring class at Northcentral Technical College I created a media rich presentation using Microsoft Powerpoint 2010. The assignment was to creat a presentation in which I am knowledgable of and interested in. Since I own a 1979 Eldorado that I am in the process of restoring I decided to create the presentation around that idea.