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Netflix is obviously working wonders in the original content department, creating instantly iconic series on a whim, and bringing back beloved classics from the dead, whenever it suits them. But one recent project seemed like it was taking Netflix's nostalgia fishing too far, Fuller House.
The revival show would reassemble the vast majority of the original cast of Full House, not just for a reunion, but a full-on series. Though Danny, Jesse and Joey would reappear, the focus would now instead be on DJ, Stephanie and Kimmie Gibbler, who unite to raise a new crop of children after DJ's firefighter husband dies (implying some sort of weird Tanner curse).
Immediately, snark flooded the internet. By most critical accounts, the original Full House was a pretty bad show, even by '90s sitcom standards. The theory is that we all watched it because we were kids and didn't really know any better. Bringing it back to life was the ultimate form of nostalgia-bait, and when reviews for the pilot came in, they were brutal.
The most commonly referenced description was from the The AV Club's review, saying that Fuller House felt like "a porn parody without the sex," implying both bad dialogue and the odd sexualization of characters.
I understand where that instinct comes from, particular in the pilot. It is jarring to suddenly be thrown back twenty years in time to when sitcom scripts were nauseatingly corny and sweet while present-day comedies, even the ones that still employ archaic laugh tracks, have moved on. Similarly, it is more than a little strange to see characters you last saw as little girls now grown into beautiful women. I last remember Stephanie Tanner (Jodie Sweetin) as a spunky eight year old saying "How rude!" every few minutes. Now, she's still saying the catchphrase, but she's suddenly 34 years old and spilling out of her dress and the audience now "woos!" incessantly whenever she walks in a room. It's an…odd effect, to say the least.
But for as weird as all this might feel through the pilot, as you progress through the show, it becomes less strange, less foreign. In fact, it becomes downright familiar, and that was always the goal, wasn't it?
I wanted to hate Fuller House. I was firmly in the snark brigade for the duration of this entire project to the point where I tweeted pre-hate last week as the reviews started to come out (@PaulTassi: "Man who would have thought a sequel series based on a not-good show would also produce something not-good #FullerHouse")
But now, after getting through most of the series, I just can't hate it. The trick works. The nostalgia effect is so intense that it drowns out the fact that the jokes hardly ever land and literally no other show like this exists in this day and age. But that's kind of the appeal, I guess. It's the ultimate form of time travel. Fuller House is the high-budget equivalent of those Buzzfeed posts that list your biggest TV crushes from the '90s, or the most catchy theme songs. Netflix has built and sold a product based entirely on nostalgia without being terribly concerned with the quality. And somehow, it works.
It helps that the cast seems like they're having a blast. Like they were genuinely ecstatic to reunite for a spectacle like this. There's a moment in the pilot where the cast mentions Michelle Tanner, saying that she's in Manhattan building a fashion empire, and couldn't come out to visit. If that wasn't subtle enough, the whole cast turns and mock-glares at the camera for a solid ten seconds as the audience laughs. The joke is directly throwing shade at Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, the only main cast members who refused to show up for the reunion. Before I saw Fuller House, I was on their side, and couldn't remotely blame them for not wanting to show up for what was clearly a lame idea. But now? I agree with the cast. Really girls? You couldn't spare one twin to come out and make this reunion complete? Seeing how much fun the cast is having, the Olsens no longer look smart to stay away, they just feel like party poopers.
Fuller House is going to be important for Netflix and TV in general, because its success will no doubt spawn more of these kinds of revivals. And yes, Fuller House is a success. Netflix will never release the viewing numbers, as it never does, but judging by how the show has absolutely taken over all forms of social media this past weekend, it's clear millions are tuning in.
This show was not made for snarky TV critics. It was always going to be hated by them, but rather Fuller House was aiming straight at Middle America, for that person who doesn't just want to see a collection of GIFs from their old favorite shows, they want to see them literally rise from the grave. It also helps that most of the cast of Fuller House has either aged well (DJ, Stephanie, Kimmie) or not aged at all (Jesse, Becky), meaning it gets to exist sort of frozen in time. No matter what happened to the actors (some not-great things in a few cases), the characters feel immortal.
Is Fuller House a "good" show? Probably not by any empirical definition. But it's less a show than it is a drug, a stiff hit of nostalgia that hits all the right notes, and makes you feel all warm and fuzzy because of its lameness and simplicity, not in spite of it.
Despite the snark and hate (from me included), Fuller House does what it sets out to do, and lets audiences time travel for a few brief moments, before snapping back into this "golden age" of TV where everything is high art, and kitsch and campiness are mortal sins. It may be terribly un-hip, but millions of Fuller House binge-watchers won't care. Nor should they.
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Builders, comforted by the recent federal takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and buoyed by improved sales trends, expressed guarded optimism about the housing market in September. As measured by the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index, builder confidence jumped two points in September to a reading of 18.
The HMI, released this afternoon, represented a bright economic spot in a week otherwise dominated by dark economic news and growing concern about the financial markets.
"Builders have several reasons to be more optimistic at this time," said NAHB President Sandy Dunn, a West Virginia home builder. "Many are sensing that home sales are nearing a turning point with the support of the newly enacted first-time home buyer tax credit. Meanwhile, with the government's explicit backing of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac now assured, this should help keep mortgage rates at very favorable levels going forward."
Builders sounded particularly hopeful regarding their sales expectations for the next six months. This component of the index soared six points to a reading of 30. But they also noted slight improvements in buyer traffic (up one point, to a 14 reading) and current sales conditions (up one point, to 17).
Despite the gains, though, the overall HMI and its components do remain weak; a reading of more than 50 means that more builders consider the housing market "good." With the September HMI at 18, it does indicate that the vast majority of home builders see the sales conditions for single-family homes as poor.
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Anti-U.S. media rhetoric may be toned down in Russia in the wake of the U.S. presidential election win of Donald Trump, but Hollywood is facing more talk about possible protectionist measures in the country.
Vladimir Medinsky, Russia's culture minister, on Sunday called for strict measures aimed at protecting local films against Hollywood and foreign releases. "Without harsh protectionist measures for local cinema, for local production companies, we won't be able to build an industry and protect our market from Hollywood and other similar products," he said on national TV network TV Center.
Medinsky suggested that a model similar to that used in France could be introduced in Russia, with a minimum quota for local releases. "French cinema accounts for up to 40 percent of all releases in France, it is completely protected," he said. "For them, cinema is a code for the nation, one of its major ideas."
The Russian government has been discussing restrictions for Hollywood and foreign releases for several years. When the relations between Russia and the U.S. deteriorated following Russia's annexation of Crimea and support for pro-Russian rebels in East Ukraine in 2014, the idea of restrictions on Hollywood movies on ideological grounds was widely voiced. But no measures were introduced, and talk about them had subsided as of late.
In the wake of Trump's election, Russian officials and legislators toned down their anti-U.S. statements and said they hoped the relations between the two countries would "reboot." Some industry observers last week suggested this might also be good news for entertainment companies' Russian operations and could mean no renewed calls for quotas or other curbs.
However, there continue to be financial reasons for calls to protect homegrown movies as local releases have been doing badly this year, and two highly anticipated ones, Duelyant (The Duelist) and Ledokol (The Icebreaker), recently fell shy of expectations. That means that Russian films have so far failed to reach a 20 percent share of total box office in the country this year as targeted by the cultural ministry.
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You are so hysterical! You're the only one looking at your cheek but I guarantee the pickle shot would sell books! You could go with a Jersey Shore theme and photoshop Snooki in with you, wearing her pickle Halloween costume!
Or you could use the brick wall... I like the "sexy hide and seek" effect!You look great! Definitely NOT jowly! I personally like the ski mask. It adds a certain mysterious quality. People will be like, what does she look like? Is she a recluse? I must know the secret behind the mystery!
Just kidding. I like the original, unedited photo the best. You look great!Oh, McCheekerton McShmeekerton! You look beautiful in the first one. Hold the pickle.
Although...it might be cool to tie the picture to your story: could you photoshop yourself peeking out from the entrance to the underworld? You might have to lose the smile, but you could make your eyes red to match your scarf!
Just a suggestion.Frankly, girls looking at the picture will want to know where your mom bought the scarf, and guys looking at it will wonder what they can see inside your coat.... :) Either way, no one will think there's anything wrong with your face... unless there's a pickle on it.
Besides: sometimes a pickle is just a pickle.
You look awesome, Brodi!Lovely photo of you! Of course. If you are determined to play with photoshop, though, You might want to consider taking out the bit (is it shirt collar? that looks at first glance like a creepy manicured finger poking through your hoop earring.
(Shoot, does that sound mean? I don't want to be mean, I just found it the only distracting element in an otherwise beautiful photo. Nobody else has mentioned it, so *ahem* maybe it's just my monitor. Or my crazy :)Jenilyn- It DOES look stalkerish! Another vote for the wall.
Katie- You're right. Nothing says unpredictable like an entire pickle on you face. Vote counted!
Kristin- One more for the mysterious brick wall.
Jill- Thanks, girlfriend. Right back atcha!
Jenni- Thanks! You rock.
Wanetta- Thank you!
Robin- Inside my coat... there is... another coat! And then another, and another and another, until all that's left is a rat.
Gypmar- Now that you mention it, it totally looks like a ghostly, bloated finger with red nail polish. Which makes my picture... even awesomer!


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In perfect synch with the weather, fall sports seasons wrapped up over the last couple of weeks for high school athletes. With little time to spare before their first competitions, winter sports started practices Monday afternoon, giving some multi-sport athletes only a weekend's rest.
With each new sport comes new muscles to condition, old rust to polish off and teammates and coaches to get to know, so the theme for the next couple of weeks in each winter sport is going to be getting into shape, working on fundamentals and connecting with each other as a team. The fun of competition is set to start on Nov. 28 when the boys' varsity and junior varsity basketball teams travel to Portland for the Reynolds Jamboree. Starting Dec. 1 it's full steam ahead until the end of the winter season in February.
Boys' basketball:
Led by head coach Phil Vesel, the varsity boys look to improve on last year's 8-15 season (5-11 league record). After losing seven seniors, four of whom were starting varsity players, the boys will need to draw on their summer ball experience to give them an edge early in the season. With issues last year in high turnover numbers, the boys will need to work out any bad habits early, while continuing the defensive intensity they had last season.
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Last year was a season of building for the varsity girls, who finished with a 2-14 league record. According to head coach Phil Hukari, last year's team played with all the heart and determination as other teams, but the girls were behind in fundamentals. With five seniors graduating last season, Hukari and the girls look to draw from players who kept their skills honed with summer ball.
In his second year coaching for the Eagles, Rich Polkinghorn has a young, hard-working group of wrestlers to work with. Last year the team placed sixth at the district meet, with nine wrestlers earning a spot on the podium. Because none of those nine were seniors, the team's season is wide open so far, with a good potential for several wrestlers to make it to the 4A state meet in February.
Last year's varsity boys tied for second place at the district meet, second only to three-time state champions, Summit High School. Graduating four top swimmers means coach Jane Nichols will have some holes to fill this season. The girls finished fifth at districts last year, but they only graduated one varsity swimmer. With several young, year-round swimmers entering the high school program with club experience under their caps, both teams look to draw from previously rare young talents this season.
The weather played a big role in last season's ski teams. With inconsistent training due to poor snow conditions, the teams had a disappointing showing at the state meet. Six skiers, five girls and one boy, qualified for state, which was held at Mt. Bachelor. The racers, coached by Jessica Gunesh, just couldn't put it together, however, and their season ended with a tough last experience. On the positive side, this season's snow conditions already look promising and, of the five girls that made it to state, none were seniors.
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With a winning 14-12 overall record and their first playoff trip in team history, last year's team only graduated a couple of seniors, meaning the boys' season is wide open this year. Head coach Ron Haynes and the hard-working boys look to qualify for state with the leadership of a last year's all-conference players Jared Nagreen, Bobby Cofrances and Stephen Stenberg.
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In only their third season as a team, the Horizon girls are young and full of spirit and positive attitudes. The girls, coached by Kelly Hallyburton, look to improve on last year's one-win season with the experience and leadership of the seven returning players.
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California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico gamers may apply.Category: Miscellaneous GroupsLast Activity: Tuesday, 31st August, 2010 02:00 AM
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Global Homebrewers Alliance
Do you homebrew? Whether its 4E or 3E, you are welcome to join. If you have a website or threads here regarding such please post links to it.
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Greater Montréal / et ses environs.
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Black Sky Bleed
An Ashen Stars playtest.
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The Hivers...
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Living 4th Edition
This group is for creating, designing, and playing in a 4th Edition D&D living campaign world. Come on over to our forum and join us! (See the first message for a link.)
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Modos RPG Support Group
A community for all things Modos RPG: game revision, modding, campaigns, fan creation, house rules, art . . . and hero points!
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World of Kulan
A group open to anyone who is interested in learning more about my homebrewed World of Kulan campaign setting for Dungeons and Dragons v.3.5.
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2017 Initiate playtest.
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Eastern Canada RPG group
A group for anyone living in Eastern Canada who plays RPGs. Connect, discuss, talk about conventions and local game stores, etc.
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This campaign takes the standard "Superhero RPG" and turns it into a "Comic Book Company Universe" rpg.
During the course of playing this campaign players will control, at various times, their main characters who are a part of the superhero team/Green Ronin Comics comic book "The Champions of Freedom" as well as several alt characters of their own creation from different teams / comic books within the :universe" of Green Ronin Comics. (Such as; "The Freedom Teens", "Ronin Knights", "The Star Guard", "The Eldrich Circle", and solo heroes.
In the first story arc of the campaign titled "The Return of Centurion" we will see the origin of the main characters who will eventually gel together to form the "Champions of Freedom" team. We will also see the return of the Centurion, THE iconic paragon hero of the Green Ronin Universe who was thought dead since the 1990's while saving the planet from the atrocities of Omega, Overlord of the Terminus.
In the second story arc of the campaign titles "Scarab Reborn" we will see the reincarnation of the ancient Egyptian spirit of Prince Heru-Ra who, in his last incarnation we known to the world as the super hero, Scarab. This reincarnation cycle is attempted to be thwarted by Prince Heru-Ra's ancient enemy, the immortal spirit of Tan-Aktor, better known to the world as the evil mastermind Overshadow. As the story culminates we will also see the introduction of some of the individual heroes' arch-enemies. By the end of this time many of the main player characters will have the chance to stay solo or join the newly international Freedom League.
In the third story arc of the campaign titled "To Serve and Protect" we will see exactly what that term means in the greate sense of being a superhero. By this time several of the players' alt characters have been introduced. These seemly individual story lines will come together by the end of the story arc in a manner that will shake the Freedom League to its very core and see a split in the team.
In the fourth story arc of this campaign titled "Time of Crisis" we will see the individual heroes come together, both the players' main characters as well as alts. The very fabric of the entire multiverse is in danger and all will be on the very edge of complete and utter destruction! If the heroes survive and thwart the Ultimate plan of Omega to annihilate every single universe and all continuities in the multiverse we will finally see the formation of The Champions of Freedom!Category: CampaignsLast Activity: Saturday, 11th March, 2017 06:29 AM
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Creative Mountain Games sold its first offering in December 2001 under the Open Game License.
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Those are non stored computed fields. You cannot do that. https://github.com/OCA/OCB/blob/10.0/addons/stock/models/product.py#L27 the default for computed fields is not stored. therefore the data you search for in your sq DB does not exist. On 10/10/16 05:57, Soragan Ong wrote: > Hi, > > We are looking to directly pull stock information from the odoo database. Does anyone know what's the SQL query to get the forecast stock and on hand stock? Thank you. > > > Best Regards > Soragan > > _______________________________________________ > Mailing-List: https://www.odoo.com/groups/community-59 > Post to: mailto:email@example.com > Unsubscribe: https://www.odoo.com/groups?unsubscribe > -- Giovanni Francesco Capalbo - Ontwerp en implementatie Therp - Maatwerk in open ontwikkeling mail: email@example.com tel: 020 3093093 web: http://therp.nl


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Dr Mercola an internet site reported 25000dead bees in just one parking lot. The 55trees were sprayed recently or the seeds they grew from kept this pesticide in them until maturity. Monsanto are tryin to get out of blames way again by hiring their own bee monitoring systym with a humoungous grant for their leading researcher. Can they be trusted! I highly doubt it.
The report that I saw mentioned a lot of dead Ladybirds (AKA Laydybug) as well & said that the trees were sprayed in order to kill aphids....Ladybirds eat aphids, but there is no profit in letting nature deal with the pests for free.......
I agree. I also hope the park owners are fined. It states on the directions that this particular insecticide not to spray in bee season.
When will Humans learn that the mismanagement of land resources anywhere in the world threatens their own existence as well as the many underprivileged but beneficial creatures in our habitat? I can't help but question whether we truly are the most intelligent of the species.
Nobody needs another golf course in their neighborhood, prime land, which could be a nature preserve or habitat. In my eye, golf course's are a waste of pliable property!! Real sportsmen don't golf.... and to wipe out a rare species for a so-called "spiridiculous!
The bees are dying out. We are the cause... issues include pesticides, and agribusiness. The mono crops is a major factor. 2/3rds of our food is dependent on bees. At the rate the bees are dying we will have no bees by 2035. Less than 25 years. Your children will starve.
If it's for another golf course, anywhere in the world, President Obama of the USA will be backing it to the max.
I really want to sign this petition, but the site wants access to my friends' details and I don't allow that. What should I do?


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One of my first posts I did way back when I first started Blogging.
I fell in love with it then and had to keep it.
I STILL have it and LOVE IT!
I haven't tired of it yet!
I still have this table and my feet are presently propped up on it while typing..:)
Good Morning my Beauties. I am just so psyched to tell you about this project. I don't know if you remember back this summer while I was camping with my Family up in Pentwater Michigan, my husband and I got a chance to go dumpster diving. Above in the picture are just some of the things we got in the diving expedition. :) One of those items was this table. As you can see from the picture it was missing one of the edge pieces and it was very very wobbly and the top boards were popping up. It was BEAUTIFUL!!! I mean, WHO would throw this away?????? :O
When we got home my husband found a scrap piece of wood and attached it and then used my wood burning tool to etch in some lines. (I would have done it, I just think he was hoping if he did this right away I would finish it right away) YEAH RIGHT!!!SOOOO it sat like this in the shed for almost 4 months waiting for inspiration!!
Well it never came until I pulled out a bunch of other furniture and decided to just paint a bunch at the same time. Just like when I do a painting, sometimes the inspiration comes while you are working on it and SHAZAM!! that's what happened with this one.
I decided I would only paint the legs and side of the table. I would let some of the spray get on the top but not too much.
When it was dry I sanded off a bunch of spots on the top and in the middle. It was at this point I decided that I wanted it to look like an old crate of some kind....BUT WHAT??? I had planned on going to the graphics fairy for an old label or something, but then I remembered taking a picture of an old wine crate a while back.
So I enlarged it and put it on the table...then to add more graphic I just used my word processor and made up Chateau grand vin....(I don't even know what it means...I think it means country house of grand wine....who cares....I loved how it looked)
This is where I used my carbon paper to transfer the image...(no freezer paper transfer for this...tooo big...:( )
Then I got to painting in. When it was dry I sanded it down again to look worn. Then I went over with some wood stain. I only did it in certain spots though. I didn't want it to look uniform. I wanted it to look worn and old.
I am IN LOVE with how it turned out. It had started out as a project to sell in my booth at CHANGING THYMES and ended up as part of my family.
My husband (who I adore at his love for all my stuff..even if it isn't the greatest) came home from work and said.."YOU CAN'T SELL THIS" "IT'S TOO COOL"
My heart melted at that. So welcome to the family champagne table....I hope you like it here. Because you fit in with this family. A little bit worn and wobbly, but beautiful to those who love you. Have a BEAUTIFUL weekend. We have bon-fires and kids stuff planned for the weekend so I might actually get a break. :)
Until Next time,
Go make someones day BEAUTIFUL!


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The Love Hate Relationship
A few words about a love, hate relationship that could decide this election…
Tonight's tempest in Tempe could not loom much larger. The candidates are neck and neck and the first two debates (especially the first one) have had a big impact on the race. So what can we expect? Who has to accomplsh what? Who will win? And will anyone get off a line that compares with the now legendary: "Need some wood?"
Before one makes any predictions, it's crucial to look at what the numbers and the trends of the last few weeks tell us.
For Kerry, this debate is about crossing a threshold. For Bush its about making sure he doesn't cross one.
Bush's low approval numbers should have turned these debates into an afterthought. More than enough people don't want W to be president for another four years. But John Kerry has not managed to convince enough people that he is the guy who should be. And there's the rub.
This Kerry threshold will be an absolute focal point for both candidates tonight. Bush will hit him hard while trying to avoid a detailed discussion of his own four year record (a strategy honed throughout the campaign). Expect Bush to repeat the words liberal and taxes so many times that it will make the phrase hard work look like a slip of the tongue. Bush will also play to his base as he and his campaign team have come to terms with the fact that three years and nine months is enough time to dedicate to the attracting of undecideds.
Those undecideds are still Kerry's to lose. But to get them, he has to convince them that he is the guy who should be president (convincing them that W is not that guy may not be enough).
That's the threshold that Kerry must cross and given his debate vs stump speech performances to date, tonight may be the best (an perhaps the last) chance he's got.
For W, the threshold is a little more subtle. He has to pound on Kerry without being just too damn hateable. That's his own threshold and he must not cross it. And given his performance in the first two debates, his task will not be easy.
The X factor in this election is how much people hate George W Bush. Don't get me wrong. The President has the fervent backing of millions of voters. But while voters aren't sure about John Kerry, they're really sure about George W Bush.
Bush needs to keep Kerry from tempting too many undecideds. But in doing so he cannot look too petty, too petulant, too angry, too immature or too nasty (in other words, he can't look like he's looked in the first two debates). If he does, then those undecideds who are either disinterested or just plain disgusted by both sides will be motivated enough roll out of bed on election day, walk through the rain, stand in line at their polling place and vote against the President.
This race could come down to turnout. Those who don't like the President but aren't sold on Kerry may just sit this thing out. If the "don't like" turns to hate, they'll show up.
Kerry needs to be loved. Bush needs not to be hated. Winner take all.


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28 August – 1 September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany
Venue: Helmut Schmidt Auditorium, Bucerius Law School, Jungiusstr. 6, 20355 Hamburg
The Max Planck Institute for Meteorology is pleased to announce the 4th International Conference on Earth System Modelling (4ICESM). The 4ICESM will advance discourse around four themes related to the World Climate Research Programme's Grand Science Challenges. Invited cross-cutting presentations on the history, philosophy and sociology of Earth system science and a conference keynote lecture will complement presentations and posters on each of the themes, as outlined below.
Conference keynote: Thomas Stocker (University of Bern, Switzerland)
I. Clouds, circulation and climate sensitivity (Convenors: Bjorn Stevens und Sandrine Bony)
Keynote presentations by Amy Clement (University of Miami, USA) and Steve Sherwood (University of New South Wales, Australia)
Session description: The link between clouds and circulation are at the heart of many of climate science's enduring riddles: How rapidly and how much will the Earth warm for a given forcing? How will circulations, from the storm tracks to the tropical rain-bands, change with warming, or how different were they in the past? What role does convective aggregation play in our climate system and does it matter for climate sensitivity? To what extent do cloud feedback processes also influence climate variability? These questions are at the heart of the Grand Science Challenge on Clouds Circulation and Climate Sensitivity and motivate our session. Observational and process studies that touch on these questions in ways that link to Earth System Modelling are also very welcome.
II. Decadal prediction and attribution (Convenors: Jochem Marotzke und Gabi Hegerl)
Keynote presentations by Ed Hawkins (University of Reading, UK) and Friederike Otto (University of Oxford, UK)
Session description: While decadal timescales are important for adaptation decisions, predicting and attributing climate variations on decadal timescales remains challenging. Climate shows pronounced decadal variations, most recently expressed in the so-called 'hiatus' period. Decadal climate variability also shows a strong imprint on the global water cycle, where regional variations link to annual and decadal variability, and on a changing risk of climate extremes. This session focuses on predicting and attributing climate variations on decadal timescales. We encourage submissions on attributing climate variations and change to external forcing and climate variability, and on predicting climate on decadal timescales, both using initial conditions and using forcing and constraints based on observations. We particularly encourage submissions that touch on predicting and attributing the changing risk of extreme weather and climate events.
III. Modelling past climate changes (Convenors: Martin Claußen und Pascale Braconnot)
Keynote presentations by Sandy Harrison (University of Reading, UK) and Peter Huybers (Harvard University, Cambridge, USA)
Session description: Modelling and reconstructing past climate change is the key to understanding Earth system dynamics at time scales beyond decades and centuries on which slow processes such as ice sheet dynamics and migration of vegetation unfold. But paleo climate science also challenges our understanding of short-term Earth system dynamics evolving under different forcing and boundary conditions. The notorious underestimation of the amplitude of tropical monsoon changes in response to different orbital forcing is one example. Syntheses of high-resolution paleo records also allow to assess the diversity of interannual to multidecadal events and their role in extreme regional conditions. Particularly interesting are tipping points, i.e., accelerated changes into a new climate and ecosystem states driven by positive feedbacks. Hence this session invites contributions from the broad spectrum of Earth system modelling of past climates and past climate change. Contributions combining model results, paleo records and explicitly modeling of past climate sensors (isotopes, ocean tracers, tree-ring, speleothems…) to test ideas related to the WCRP Grand Science Challenges are likely to have particular resonance.
IV. Carbon feedbacks in the climate system (Convenors: Tatiana Ilyina und Pierre Friedlingstein)
Keynote presentations by Anna Michalak (Stanford University, USA) and Pedro Monteiro (CSIR, Pretoria, South Africa)
Session description: The increase of atmospheric CO2, and hence climate change, is controlled by anthropogenic emissions, but also by biogeochemical processes that currently remove anthropogenic carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, helping to limit climate change. These mitigating effects may significantly reduce in a warmer climate, amplifying risk of climate change and impacts. What are the drivers of land and ocean carbon sinks? What are the origins of variability of carbon sinks and is this variability predictable? How will the carbon cycle and feedbacks operate in a warming climate and how different were they in the past? What is the potential for amplification of climate change over the 21st century via climate-carbon cycle feedbacks? How do greenhouse gases fluxes from highly vulnerable carbon reservoirs respond to changing climate? These questions are profound to the WCRP Grand Challenge on Carbon Feedbacks in the Climate System. In our session we invite contributions from modeling, observational and process studies that address these questions in ways that link to Earth System Modeling.
Cross-cutting invited presentations on the history, philosophy and sociology of Earth system science:
Amy Dahan Dalmedico (CNRS, France); Matthias Heymann (Århus University, Denmark); Reiner Grundmann (University of Nottingham, UK); Johannes Lenhard (Universität Bielefeld, Germany); Wendy Parker (University of Durham, UK); Simone Rödder (Universität Hamburg, Germany); Lenny Smith (London School of Economics, UK).
Session description: This session aims to connect and challenge the world of Earth System Modelling with historical, philosophical and sociological understandings of climate science and its role in society. Sociologists have recently reframed climate change as a wicked social problem rather than a matter of scientific consensus. The relation between understanding and prediction as two arguably conflicting goals in Earth System Modelling is inherently a philosophical and historical issue. Individual presentations look at the historical development of the field, its epistemic basis, its function in society and its relation to policy contexts, which shape not only international climate policy but also how scientists position their careers and research.
Oral and poster contributions are being solicited for contributions to each of the four themes.
For Further information visit the conference website: www.4icesm.eu
Head of Conference
Prof. Bjorn Stevens, Department "The Atmosphere in the Earth System", Max Planck Institute for Meteorology
Conference Organisation (Max Planck Institute for Meteorology)
Dr. Annette Kirk, Conference Coordinator
Dörte de Graaf, Conference Office
Email: 4ICESM@ mpimet.mpg.de
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How Do I Pick a Third Party Standard?
In most states, benefit corporations are required to publish an annual benefit report that includes an assessment of the company's overall social and environmental performance against a third party standard. This is also true in Colorado and is considered a best practice in Delaware. This transparency requirement is intended to help the benefit corporation, its directors, its shareholders, and the general public determine whether the benefit corporation has met its statutory corporate purpose create general public benefit.
In most states, a third party standard is defined as "a standard for defining, reporting, and assessing overall corporate social and environmental performance" that must be comprehensive, independent, credible, and transparent. To see the in depth definition of third party standard you can read the model legislation.
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In addition to those third party standards listed below, more than 100 'raters' of corporate sustainability practices are listed in the 'Rate the Raters' report published by the research and consulting firm SustainAbility. This list is available for free here.
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The Business Analyst Role on Agile Projects
Agile—a single word that sparked unprecedented confusion in the technology world. When it went agile, did your organization throw out your business analyst team? Have they banned all requirements documentation? Are teams struggling to see the big picture? Brian Watson has encountered each of these scenarios. Brian reveals the facts and busts the myths about requirements, documentation, teamwork, and the role of the business analyst in an agile environment. The relationship between the product owner and the team often develops through the activities normally associated with business analysts. Learn how this relationship grows through identifying and building a minimum viable product, see which Agile Manifesto principles are critical to business analysts, uncover the truth behind the cost of extensive documentation, determine how to use just enough documentation to be successful, and find out how to harness your business analysis skills to navigate the stormy waters of an agile
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City — new headquarter Praxis Dr. med. Michael Bingmann Register for consultation TEL: 089 / 38 666 26 Public transport |
1993 I have started my orthopedic practice at Prinzregentenstrasse 54. Now – 1.1.2017 – we move to Prinzregentenstrasse 91 right at Prinzregentenplatz. You will find a just renovated first floor clinic in a typical ancient Bogenhausen building of last century. Public transport facilities are much better : Subway U4 and bus stations for line 100 and 54 are right in front of our building. Parking lots you will find at Nigerstrasse, just below the Prinzregenten Theatre or Mühlbaurstrasse. If not, the Einsteincenter (Edeka, Mediamakt) is only a walk of 5 minutes away and offers a cheap parking garage. We will be happy to host you at the new location of my city practice. |
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Munich South Praxis Grünwald Register for consultation TEL: +49 (0)89 / 38 666 26 Public transport |
Some years ago I wanted to improve medical service for the South of Munich. Therefore I opened further practice. At Grünwald exists an fully equipped office where patients of all insurances can be treated. The entrance you find at Luitpoltweg opposite of Cafe Fischer/Hölzl. An ideal place and easy to get there. No parking fees at parking lots in Schlossstrasse and Rathausstrasse. For public transport use tram line 25 to final station (Derbolfinger Platz Grünwald). Walk on for 50 meters straight ahead and you reach the entrance of the practice. |


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31 - Calloway School initiative boosts diversity in graduate accounting program 30 - Charles Longino, expert on aging and retirement migration, dies 19 - Wake Forest students make pilgrimage to Egypt during winter break 18 - Revised report: Wake Forest University ranks third in study abroad 18 - Gallery exhibitions highlight work of WFU Art Department, L.A. Gallerist 18 - Two WFU chemistry professors named 2008 AAAS Fellows 16 - Alison Balsom to perform at Wake Forest 15 - Wake Forest students host 10th annual Chinese New Year Festival 12 - Wake Forest begins long-term process to plant new trees on Hearn Plaza 11 - Wake Forest students to spend winter break helping rebuild community 11 - Wake Forest museum only venue in south to feature Korean "kkoktu" 11 - Anthropology museum hosts Korean film series 10 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 8_ - Wake Forest appoints Jacquelyn Fetrow dean of the College 3_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 1_ - Wake Forest University offers virtual interviews for admissions
19 - Wake Forest sends strategic plan summary to faculty and staff 19 - Guest lecturer to discuss relationships between Muslims and Christians in the United Kingdom 19 - Calloway School career development professional wins top state award 18 - Wake Forest to host regional conference of the New Baptist Covenant 17 - Wake Forest University ranks second in study abroad in national report 14 - Book by Wake Forest professor wins national award 13 - Winston-Salem Police charge teenagers with two robberies near Wake Forest 13 - Wake Forest invites community to free holiday events 13 - Wake Forest charges two students with filing false report to police 12 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 12 - WFU celebrates Global Entrepreneurship Week 11 - Wake Forest University determines two male students were not robbed last week 7_ - History lecture to focus on Chinese tea in the world market 7_ - Lecturer examines character traits shared by humans, voles and vampire bats 6_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 6_ - Wake Forest students robbed at gunpoint next to campus 6_ - President Hatch sends message about robberies to students, faculty and staff 6_ - First Navajo female surgeon among speakers at WFU event celebrating American Indian History Month 6_ - Lecture to address rhetorical constraints Lincoln faced in polarized era 6_ - 'Harvesting Hope' forum to share responses to the economic crisis 6_ - Community invited to Christmas Lovefeast at Wake Forest University 4_ - Wake Forest Music Department announces November/December events 4_ - Fall Dance Concert features choreography by Maloy, Green and Wake Forest dance faculty 3_ - Zick appoints study committee to consider yearbook's future 3_ - O.A.R., Reverb visits Wake Forest to help raise environmental awarenes
31 - WFU sends message to campus community about recent robberies 30 - Wake Forest symposium to focus on teaching, improving student writing 30 - Wake Forest University names Scales, Williams employees of the year 29 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 29 - University Senate committee seeking honorary degree nominations 28 - Fulbright scholar to speak on financial crisis at U.S. Embassy in Vienna 27 - Advisory: Project Pumpkin's 20th anniversary 27 - Panel at WFU to discuss race, gender and the election 23 - 'Digital Politics' class studies influence of YouTube, FaceBook, blogs on election 23 - Biden speech draws big crowd 22 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 22 - Wake Forest University counseling professor appointed to state board of counselors 22 - Benson Food Court renovation set to begin soon 22 - November/December calendar of events 22 - Biden to speak at campaign rally at Wake Forest University 21 - Warsaw Philharmonic, Valentina Lisitsa featured at upcoming Secrest Series concert 21 - Rebecca Schenck to discuss husband's work at exhibition opening 21 - WFU wins two awards from Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers 17 - Forum to present career paths in clinical and population translational science 16 - Community invited to celebrate Indian Festival of Lights at Wake Forest 16 - Barry Drake to discuss rock music of the 1960s 16 - Conservationist to share discovery of a 'Lost World' 15 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 15 - Middle East scholar to speak at Wake Forest University 14 - Wake Forest hosts poetry reading by Harry Clifton 14 - O.A.R. to hold concert at Wake Forest University 13 - WFU hosts lecture to address impact of presidential rhetoric in elections 13 - Louden to address 'good, bad, ugly' of 2008 presidential race 13 - WFU students create art exhibit, K-12 educational program to open at Grolier Club, travel nationwide 9_ - Wake Forest gallery features work of photographer Gordon Schenck 9_ - Wake Forest political science professor to co-direct international research group on democracy 8_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 8_ - WFU presents Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons' with Little Theatre of Winston-Salem 7_ - Denzil Strickland to discuss 'Swimmers in the Sea', sign books 6_ - Nanoscopic screening process to speed drug discovery 2_ - Wake Forest hosts 'Porn Wars' Symposium 1_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 1_ - WFU to host panel discussion on financial crisis
30 - Wake Forest to host lecture on housing and mortgage crisis 29 - Wake Forest Music Department announces October concerts, events 26 - October calendar of events 26 - 'Birdies for Brian' to raise funds for cancer research 25 - Wake Forest's Project Pumpkin celebrates 20 years of magic 25 - Gentry lecturer to explore legendary mathematician's functions in number theory 25 - Wake Forest University election 2008 sources 24 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 23 - Video artist Mark Callahan presents video screening, gallery talk 19 - Wake Forest University 'Worship in Wait' service presents Peter Gomes 19 - Starbucks opens Sept. 22, ribbon-cutting ceremony Sept. 30 19 - Advisory: WFU finance professor to discuss Wall Street turmoil 18 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 18 - Event showcases undergraduate research 18 - Wake Forest appoints Mark Petersen as vice president for university advancement 18 - Wake Forest honors alumni and faculty at Opening Convocation 17 - Sustainability, security prompts locking of Reynolda Hall at night 16 - University will offer shuttle service to downtown 'Rock the Block' event 16 - Campus community invited to celebrate Oktoberfest 16 - Wake Forest student organizes benefit concert for China earthquake victims 16 - Panel discusses 'power of the book' for banned books week 12 - WFU librarian's three-foot 'book' to be used for New Orleans Public Library project 12 - WFU presents a report from South Africa: "Forgiveness as a Social Strategy" 12 - Wake Forest professor explores 60 years of teachers on television 12 - Constitution Day: WFU professor tackles sexual politics of first amendment 10 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 10 - WFU alumnus kicks off fall writers reading series 9_ - Seven years later, Wake Forest still remembers 9/11 victims 9_ - Wake Forest University's Anthropology Museum to unveil online database of entire collection 5_ - Wake Forest welcomes 51 new faculty this year 4_ - Walsh appointed to Federal Judicial Center Foundation Board 4_ - Wake Forest names Burton director of business diversity programs 3_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 3_ - Wake Forest students celebrate Chinese Moon Festival 2_ - Fathers and daughters: Wake Forest University professor suggests ways to strengthen the bond 2_ - History lecture to focus on Ancient Indian Ocean Trade 2_ - Calloway School hires director of student professional development
29 - WFU art historian to highlight role of culture and arts at Opening Convocation 29 - Black Enterprise magazine ranks WFU 12th best for black students 28 - Fall offerings at anthropology museum include exhibit, family workshops, lectures 27 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 27 - Wake Forest makes big strides toward better communication in event of emergency 26 - WFU shuttle adds night service 26 - Zick, Lawson to make presentation on responding to campus emergencies 26 - September calendar of events 25 - Secrest Artists season opens with renowned trumpeter Irvin Mayfield, N.C. debut of NOJO 25 - WFU religion professor to launch web site promoting religious tolerance 25 - Memorial service scheduled for WFU professor Elizabeth Phillips 22 - U.S. News & World Report ranks Wake Forest 28th 21 - Outside the box: Wake Forest University professor explores why some choose not to watch TV 21 - Advisory: Family requests no cameras at Hearn memorial service 20 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 19 - Frank Warren of PostSecret fame to speak at Wake Forest University 18 - Thomas K. Hearn Jr., president emeritus of Wake Forest University, dies at age 71 18 - Former Wake Forest president Thomas K. Hearn Jr. dies at age 71 15 - Wake Forest to present panel discussion on health reform and the 2008 elections 14 - Wake Forest Theatre announces 2008-2009 'Season of Scandal' 14 - Wake Forest welcomes new students 14 - Wake Forest Music Department announces September concerts 13 - Advisory: Back-to-school story ideas 11 - Z. Smith Reynolds Library renovations nearing completion 11 - Green Room makeover is most visible of numerous summer construction projects 8_ - Wake Forest University graduate earns top CPA exam award 7_ - Wake Forest Art Gallery opens season with three exhibits 5_ - WFU freshmen explore their role in the 2008 election 4_ - WFU Divinity School receives grants for new programs
30 - Wake Forest sociologist awarded visiting professorship 29 - Wake Forest University election 2008 sources 21 - Iacovou, McCray, Phillips appointed to positions in Wake Forest business schools 15 - High school science teachers study biotechnology at Wake Forest this summer 14 - Wake Forest appoints Rogan associate dean, Godwin assistant dean in Graduate School 8_ - Wake Forest entrepreneurs awarded post-graduate fellowships 1_ - Calloway School of Business and Accountancy establishes Jack E. Wilkerson Jr. Scholarship 1_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University
25 - Wake Forest University program connects European and American teens 24 - Wake Forest University Police Department earns accreditation 23 - Wake Forest University ranked 19th on Forbes list 23 - Wake Forest University counseling professor wins two national awards 18 - High hormone levels in seabird chicks prepare them to kill their siblings 12 - WFU faculty member helps African grandmothers raise their grandchildren orphaned by AIDS 11 - Ministers to explore sacred places through Wake Forest's Holy Land Pastoral Renewal program 2_ - Feather and Stone Exchange benefits both Wake Forest students and Apache community
30 - Wake Forest's ZSR Library announces new head of resource services 29 - Wake Forest names Moser executive director, business services 27 - Wake Forest makes standardized tests optional in admissions 21 - Nine Wake Forest students win Fulbright scholarships 20 - WFU phone system to be upgraded this weekend 19 - WFU honorary degree recipients include groundbreaking women in medicine, religion 19 - Washington Post's E.J. Dionne calls 2008 graduates part of next 'greatest generation' 19 - Wake Forest University announces retiring faculty 19 - Commencement address by E. J. Dionne Jr., Washington Post columnist 19 - Washington Post columnist to address Wake Forest University's 2008 graduates 19 - E.J. Dionne Jr.'s audio available from Wake Forest University commencement address 16 - Traffic detours planned during Wake Forest commencement 16 - Wake Forest Divinity School launches new academic programs for 2008 14 - WFU senior Jordan Jones to receive Christman Award for community service 13 - Media arrangements for WFU commencement 12 - Wake Forest faculty receive promotions 9_ - Wake Forest professor wins Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Economics and Business 7_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 7_ - Advisory: Media arrangements for WFU commencement with Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne 6_ - Sen. John McCain outlines plan for judiciary in campaign stop at Wake Forest University 6_ - Wake Forest professor's film to air on UNC-TV 6_ - Calloway School announces first Reznick Group Faculty Fellow 5_ - McCain to speak at Wake Forest May 6 in Wait Chapel 5_ - WFU professors awarded Fulbrights to study African governance, Jewish political philosophers 1_ - Outstanding WFU graduate student award fund nears goal
30 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 30 - Local resident named to Phi Beta Kappa at Wake Forest University 30 - Wake Forest University sources: N.C. primaries 30 - Local resident receives Greene Scholarship at Wake Forest University 29 - McCain to speak at Wake Forest May 6 in Wait Chapel 28 - 'College of the Overwhelmed' to be featured on UNC-TV's 'North Carolina Now' 28 - Mustache contest raises money for children 28 - Wake Forest student filmmakers to screen films 25 - WFU Secrest Artists Series announces 2008-2009 concert schedule 25 - Advisory: 'Molecule of the Year' contest features sidewalk graffiti 25 - Wake Forest's Calloway School launches BB&T Center for the Study of Capitalism 24 - Wake Forest history professor awarded 2008 Guggenheim Fellowship 23 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 23 - Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne Jr. to address nearly 1,500 Wake Forest graduates May 19 22 - D.E.S.K. event postponed to April 24 22 - Reinemund, former PepsiCo CEO and chair, to lead Wake Forest's business schools 22 - Wake Forest schedules announcement of new dean of business schools 18 - Hillary Clinton chats with Maya Angelou during campaign event at Wake Forest 17 - Hillary Clinton to speak at Wake Forest April 18 in Wait Chapel 17 - Wake Forest students paint and donate desks 16 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 16 - Wake Forest University plans Sustainability Week 16 - WFU professor awarded Lilly Grant to study basis of common morality 16 - Wake Forest to host screening and discussion of documentary 'Prince Among Slaves' 15 - Legal scholar to review fact and fiction in torture debate 15 - Hillary Clinton to speak at Wake Forest University 14 - Wake Forest appoints Matthews associate provost, Information Systems 11 - Advisory: "Jesus Seminar" founder lectures moved to Centenary United Methodist Church 10 - Wake Forest Board of Trustees elects officers, members 10 - Rick Matthews appointed Wake Forest associate provost, information systems 9_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 9_ - Students to perform with professionals at premiere concert for dance company tour 8_ - Worship in Wait series features Rev. Charles Adams, renowned Detroit preacher and social justice advocate 8_ - Poetry performance cancelled at Wake Forest University 7_ - Renowned poet W.S. Merwin to read at Reynolda House Museum of American Art 4_ - Advisory: Media invited to forum on college mental health issues 4_ - Wake Forest conference exploring ministry as vocation cancelled 3_ - Wake Forest Dance Company 'Going Green' for spring concert 2_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 1_ - Free student performance series debuts at Wake Forest's ZSR Library 1_ - Ernst & Young donates $500,000 to Calloway School for professional development center 1_ - Wake Forest University wins National Debate Tournament
31 - "Jesus Seminar" founder to discuss the historical Jesus 28 - Brooks: Politics demands unpleasant trade-offs 27 - Media invited to Wake Forest ceremony announcing major gift by Ernst & Young 27 - Wake Forest student wins national anthropology award 26 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 26 - Bullock to leave as Wake Forest vice president; Boyette named interim 26 - Maya Angelou to direct student poetry performance at Wake Forest University 25 - Wake Forest music department announces April/May events 24 - Advisory: Media invited to Wake Forest for opening session of 'Why Work?' 24 - 2008 student art exhibition closes Hanes gallery season 24 - Worship in Wait series presents Bishop William Willimon 20 - Wake Forest to host nanomedicine workshop 20 - Wake Forest to host conference on men 20 - Wake Forest expresses interest in hosting Clinton-Obama debate 20 - April/May calendar of events 19 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 19 - Pizza Hut closes in Benson University Center 19 - WFU inaugural film festival features student films from around the world 18 - Wake Forest asks 'Why Work?' 18 - Wake Forest conference explores ministry as vocation 18 - WFU guest lecturer to discuss the existence of God 17 - Choral concert features new arrangement in memory of Skip Prosser 17 - WFU librarian wins national innovation award 17 - WFU Theatre presents 'The Gondoliers' for season finale 17 - Wake Forest Anthropology museum announces summer camp 14 - Community meetings scheduled to discuss WFU campus master plan 13 - WFU professor writes chants for Pope's U.S. visit 11 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 11 - Jason Mraz in concert at Wake Forest 11 - Historian to speak at Wake Forest on early 20th century European alliances 10 - Religion in pop culture author to lecture at WFU 10 - 'Tilt 68' author Sarah Colton to read at Wake Forest 10 - Wake Forest editorial cartoonist wins national award 10 - WFU library book sale to be held March 17-19 7_ - Wake Forest forum to focus on college students' mental health 7_ - WFU Divinity students make pilgrimage to NYC 7_ - Arts entrepreneurs 'Cook It UP!' at Wake Forest 6_ - Visiting Irish poets to read at Wake Forest 5_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 5_ - WFU phone system to be upgraded this weekend 5_ - Wake Forest University Police seeking accreditation 4_ - Wake Forest plans phased conversion of faculty/staff apartments 3_ - Wake Forest's Calloway School ranks 21st among top business schools 3_ - WFU professor says Celtic Christianity is unique religion 3_ - Bathanti to read from his fiction at Wake Forest
27 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 27 - Wake Forest University announces winners of musical competitions 27 - WFU to test new emergency alert system March 4 27 - Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne Jr. to speak at Wake Forest's 2008 graduation 25 - New fellowship program will help students study development issues abroad 21 - Wake Forest wins NSF grant to boost entrepreneurship through community partnerships 20 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 20 - March calendar of events 20 - Wake Forest event to showcase graduate student research 19 - WFU professors find ways to engage college students in politics 14 - WFU graduate returns to conduct concert with Apollo's Fire, featuring mezzo-soprano Jennifer Larmore 13 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 13 - Pianist Shuann Chai to perform at Wake Forest 12 - 2008 Trible Lecture Series to examine feminism within Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths 12 - Initiatives benefiting students, others presented to Wake Forest Trustees 12 - WFU named to President's Honor Roll for service 12 - Wake Forest planning to transform Deacon Boulevard area with development 11 - Retrospective exhibition by Robert Knott to open at Hanes Gallery 11 - Development expert to speak at Wake Forest on foreign-aid policies 8_ - 'Worship in Wait' speaker emphasizes music in worship 7_ - Pulitzer Prize-winning poet to read at WFU 7_ - Greason receives Wake Forest's highest service award at Founders' Day Convocation 6_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 5_ - Helms scholar to give lecture at Wake Forest 4_ - Wake Forest professors earn national honors for entrepreneurship work 1_ - Brooks, Hamilton to lead WFU conference on integrating values and work
31 - Wake Forest Theatre production tells story of frightening journey through memory 31 - Presidential election 2008: Wake Forest University experts 31 - Wake Forest to host 9th annual Chinese New Year Festival 30 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 30 - Wake Forest University makes Peace Corps top 25 30 - Professor available to comment on presidential candidate debates 29 - Advisory: Media invited to Wake Forest Founders' Day Convocation 28 - Wake Forest botanist awarded NSF grant to study Barrier Islands 24 - Student vaccination clinics planned in response to flu cases 24 - February calendar of events 23 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 22 - Dates changed for two events during student anti-poverty initiative 22 - Wake Forest accounting graduates rank first in nation on CPA exam 18 - Basch joins Wake Forest as executive director, WFU properties 18 - Anthropology museum launches 'Cultures Up Close' family series 16 - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 16 - Secrest Artists Series, Winston-Salem Symphony feature percussionist Evelyn Glennie 16 - Student anti-poverty initiative aims to raise awareness, spark action 14 - January calendar of events 14 - Founders' Day Convocation to feature address by Herman Eure, annual awards 11 - Advisory: WFU students return from serving the poor in India, rebuilding homes in Mississippi 10 - Wake Forest Wind Quintet to perform music by Poulenc 10 - Staged readings of winning 'PEN' plays to be presented at Wake Forest 9_ - UNC-TV to broadcast Wake Forest conference on immigration 9_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 9_ - 'Ties that Bind' exhibit to open at Wake Forest's Anthropology museum 8_ - Wake Forest adds events to 'Secrets vs. Security' 7_ - Stories this week at Wake Forest University 4_ - Bob Schieffer's Wake Forest lecture to be broadcast on UNC-TV 4_ - Wake Forest's immigration conference to air on radio station WFDD 4_ - Gallery to feature Italian artist, Cestari, former artist-in-residence, Marcus 3_ - LeVar Burton to speak at King day celebration 2_ - Calloway School to host Diversity Consortium
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My favourite restaurant by far! I love the way the exotic steaks are served to your table on the black roll grills and the choice of drinks is amazing. Would definitely recommend and have visited multiple times.
Called in for a quick drink and snacks, staff very friendly and prices very resonable, got two drinks and a packet of crisps for £5.
We called in on an early Tuesday evening (12 March 2013) impressed by the claim on the outside wall (and a previous write up) which suggested a good choice of ales. We were the only customers. I asked the barman for a pint of whatever it was on the tap. I was informed that they only sold bottles at the... More
Called in for an evening meal - staff where friendly and attentive. Food was lovely - good big protions and average prices. Nice little place
Fantastic selection of beers from Belgium and Germany. Not cheap at around £5 per bottle, so don't come here to get hammered; come here to enjoy the variety and amazing tastes. The food is also excellent, with a huge selection of sausages of every meat and flavor you can imagine. And the pub itself has been nicely refitted with lots... More
Not cheap, but good quality beers, and the food looked excellent (though I've yet to try it myself. A lot of work has clearly been done to make this an excellent venue. Not open on Sundays though for some strange reason.
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It all looks so awesome girl!
loved reading the post on re - nest! You are so stinkin' cutie batootie! I especially love the challenge about eating healthier, and how important proper food nutrients are. That is one of my goals for the new year, and it is going to be really hard for me! Thanks for the inspiration!
...loved the sneak peek on the next issue as well....the clothes look awesome!Thanks ladies!! I'm really glad you liked the re-nest post! Barb you will feel a lot better about your goals if you watch Food Matters. It's a little extreme but it also makes it seem easier.
I can't wait to send out issue 4! It's looking really good, thanks to my new found friends and graphic designers in Montreal!!! Yippeee!
Thanks for the kind words ya'll!!!
Merry Christmas to you too!