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Dorset Crystal Highball Glasses, Set of 4
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Named for the picturesque county on England's southern coast, this lead-crystal barware catches and reflects light, thanks to its hand-cut fluting. Notable for their brilliant clarity and superb balance, the straight-sided glasses give a sparkling presentation to iced cocktails like Mojitos, gin and tonic, or Scotch and soda.
- Crafted of hand-cut lead crystal.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Produced at a Slovenian glassworks founded in 1927.
- Set of four.
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- 13.9-oz. cap., 5 3/4" high.
- Use & Care
- Dishwasher safe.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by abchass from Just What I Was Looking For Wanted a beautiful, crystal highball glass so went to Williams-Sonoma's website. Within a couple minutes I had a few choices to pick from. Liked the height and clean lines of this Dorset crystal. After ordering found out this item was back stocked. Even though I was disappointed, I decided to wait and I am so happy I did. Beautiful, heavy, good feel. These glasses were worth the wait.Date published: 2016-07-19Rated 4 out of 5 by MadeleineG from good quality I recently bought a selection of Dorset crystal. I am pleased with the glasses and enjoy using them. They do not have the crisp cut lines that my old Waterford has and you should know that. However, they are a fraction of the price.Date published: 2016-03-08Rated 5 out of 5 by Judyanne from Great glassware High quality, good looking and very serviceable. Perfect for entertaining or just enjoying an evening libation.Date published: 2015-12-31Rated 5 out of 5 by mgm324 from Very nice crystal. I purchased a few sets of these for everyday "iced tea" use and love them. They wash well and show well. You can tell that they are crystal and not cheap, molded glass. The only thing I would like better is a slightly larger size.Date published: 2013-11-22


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All American Moving: Highly Recommended by Jack Hanna
Dan Dragin, General Manager of All American Moving and Storage of Columbus, Ohio sat down with Columbus Zoo Director Emeritus Jack Hanna and his wife Suzi to discuss the process of taming their move, which can often be a "zoo of a chore." See our page on Jack's big move, complete with pictures and a transcript of this video.
All American Moving and Storage is a full service Columbus, Ohio mover committed to providing top quality commercial and residential moving services. In addition to the recommendation of Jack and many other customers, we are proud to have earned the 2007 Consumers Choice Award for moving companies in Columbus, Ohio.
We've become one of the leading movers in Columbus by providing quality moving services at competitive prices. From full-service moving to a simple pick-up service, we are the premiere short or long-distance moving company in Columbus and Central Ohio. Get a free online estimate, or learn more about our commercial moving or residential moving services. If we can move Jack Hanna, we can move you!

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All sports in 12,000 acres
Wilderness at its best!
What you always dreamed about Western Canada, Mulvehill Creek has it has it all and more: The majestic mountains, a beautiful lake, a magical forest, an effervescent creek, a breathtaking waterfall, birds and wildlife galore and adventure trails to discover!
"When you leave the Highway, you enter another world!" declares, Cornelia and René Hueppi, who opened their Mulvehill Creek Wilderness Retreat in 1994 - as a Bed & Breakfast for up to eighteen guests. You just get that impression when you turn onto the one mile driveway leading to this unique place. The forest envelops you, the wind calms down, and the "hussle & bussle" of the highway is left behind you while you experience the serene, calming atmosphere of the Mulvehill Creek Peninsula."
Your Hosts: Cornelia and René Hueppi
The Inn
There are 60 acres of largely untouched wilderness for you to explore on a promontory in the Upper Arrow Lake. Comfortably appointed rooms and suites, each with a private bathroom & shower, are ready to accommodate you.
The Chapel
Imagine the majestic mountains, an endless lake, a magical forest, an effervescent creek, a breathtaking waterfall, birds and wildlife – all at the doorstep …
Mulvehill Creek: It has it all!
You pass several murmuring rivulets, and unexpectedly the forest opens to Loon Bay and you are overlooking the north side of the peninsula. The Bay is famous for fly-fishing, as the fish hide in the huge cedar stumps left after the flooding of the lake. An arrow leads you to the Bald Eagle Spit where the Mulvehill Creek meets the Upper Arrow Lakes and you see the big birds fishing. Then you cross the bridge over Mulvehill Creek and can admire the lowest part of the huge waterfall. Finally a short walk past the Wedding Chapel, and suddenly you are standing in front of the lodge.
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Opinions, Context & Ideas from the TPM Editors TPM Editor's Blog
'By Hook Or By Crook'
Although the WWE has had problems with steroid abuse, it is hard to lay those troubles entirely at the McMahons' feet. The fact is, professional wresting attracts unstable narcissists. Operating as independent contractors, many of these individuals will do almost anything to remain in the limelight.Now it may be that the McMahon's took advantage of that desperation, but any intelligent analysis of pro wrestling will find that the spectacle is as much a lampooning of the celebrity culture as it is a celebration. So not only does ridiculing the McMahons smack of rank snobbery, it also misses the point. They're ten steps ahead of you, ridiculing a culture of stupidity no less effectively for their audience than Jon Stewart does for his.
And unlike many Republicans, they haven't risen in the ranks by pandering to big-money interests or saying anything to appease the religious right. They've risen to prominence the old-fashioned way -- earning it themselves, by hook or by crook.
Connecticut could do far worse than Linda McMahon. Joe Lieberman, for example.


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New creations are the exception in the life of most ballet companies, not the norm, and Dutch National Ballet deserves an avalanche of bouquets for going against the grain, especially in the current context. For its 50th anniversary season, the Amsterdam-based company has chosen to present a festival of no fewer than nine premieres, and this almost unparalleled undertaking has paid off handsomely, with two varied and accomplished programmes.
Present/s was conceived as an examination of the current state of ballet, and on the basis of the first programme, the trend for hyperextensions and existential angst isn't going anywhere. Two works deployed both with wild energy: Krzysztof Pastor's Chapters, otherwise let down by a rather obscure love entanglement, and Juanjo Arqués's Consequence. Arqués, a company member, brought Wayne McGregor to mind with his writhing, highly articulate style and minimalist design choices, but his work feels more human and, for such a young choreographer – he is 34 – is quite promising.
Present/s 1 also ran the gamut of gender representation, from traditional roles to cheeky subversion – the latter a welcome alternative for the art form. Company director Ted Brandsen epitomised it in Raï, with bright-coloured short dresses for men and women alike and upbeat ensemble scenes in which their differences seemed to blur as they danced side by side. Christopher Wheeldon's Duet, on the other hand, is the modern pas de deux at its most sentimental: swooning girl meets strong man, he manipulates her into new positions, and both lovely images and awkward partnering moments ensue.
Hans Van Manen is one of the founding fathers of Dutch dance, and his new work dominated the first evening. In Variations for two couples, the women don't swoon: the low lifts highlight their steely strength, and when one man introduces his partner with a sweeping gesture, she does the same for him, before repeating one of his sequences of turns on pointe. Even in the last section, set to Astor Piazzolla, Igone de Jongh and Anna Tsygankova are never passively sensual, a feat few choreographers manage where tango is involved.
With a few white lines for the set and dark unitards for the dancers, Variations is a sober, pared-down ballet, and yet its witty musicality needs nothing more: a flexed foot, a head shake, a walk on pointe are drama enough. Van Manen will be 80 this year, but his younger counterparts still have much to learn from his brand of neoclassicism.
Present/s 2 featured four very distinctive choreographic voices, and the programme was met with a deserved standing ovation. Dutch dancemaker Ton Simons' The Nature of Difference unfolds like an architectural game of chess, with four couples at a time echoing phrases in neat patterns and occasionally falling to the ground like captured pieces. They remain studied as the Thomas Adès score grows strident and a large yellow panel advances as if to crush them until the women, all straight lines and pelvic tilts in their tutus, win the day in a final twist.
Sol León and Paul Lightfoot, the resident choreographers of the Nederlands Dans Theater, also contributed a new work, Short Time Together. Its two sections have little in common, but the first showcases their typically high-energy, neurotic style with three men and a woman channelling a cartoonish Cleopatra-like figure. David Dawson's Day4 proved more coherent: this creation for seven soloists is set in a perpetual dusk, with warm light only occasionally piercing through the grey. The dancers' encounters seem to happen on a fleeting threshold, their spiralling shapes and Apollonian lines blurring in the fog.
No survey of ballet today would be complete without Alexei Ratmansky, probably the most prolific classical choreographer alive. With Souvenir d'un lieu cher he has given Dutch National Ballet a miniature jewel for two couples, so ripe with emotion it seems to compress several novels into 14 minutes. Ratmansky knows that folk-flavoured steps or a low arabesque can be made to express more than most extensions, and the rich, lush texture and sinuous expressivity of the choreography matched Tchaikovsky's concerto every step of the way. As often, his women are quintessential Russian heroines, conflicted yet powerful, drenched with feeling, and Tsygankova in particular soared through the ballet.
The experiment as a whole seemed entirely positive for the company: with nine premieres, dancers of all ranks had the opportunity to shine in choreography designed for them, which matters more than the ballet world seems to think.
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UN Agencies connecting with Academics and the Civil Society
January 11 -13, 2012 at the UN Office in Vienna
- a conference of the Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS) in cooperation with the University of Vienna, Diplomatic Academy of Vienna, University of Graz, Economic University of Prague, University of Szeged, United Nations Association Hungary, United Nations Association Czech Republic, Austrian Institute for International Affairs, Academic Forum for Foreign Affairs, Transparency International, Danube Secretariat.
This conference was a follow-up of the conference on Connecting UN Practitioners and Academics in Vienna in February 2011. For a summary of the 2011 event, please click here.
This year's three-day event was attended by over 300 academics and UN practitioners, including a remarkable number of students. They discussed various topics of primary concern to UN agencies in Vienna, presented teaching materials, and introduced networking initiatives. Download the program here.
Read our in-depth reports provided by our young team of rapporteurs!
On Friday, January 13, the Young Scholars' Conference marked the inauguration of the UN Regional Academy, a tri-national effort (Austria, Czech Republic and Hungary), aiming at providing graduate and post-graduate students with the opportunity to further their understanding of the UN and its activity. Students presented papers focusing on the following themes:


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Sailing Scene
The 2013 sailing calendar is out!
OK, maybe only racing administrators and sailing editors get excited about the annual release of the local sailing calendar, but looking at the rest of 2013, it's shaping up to be a great year on the local sailing scene.
Here's my list of the top local sailing events for the coming year (in chronological order):
Islands Race (March 8-9): This is a fun 125-mile race from Los Angeles, around Catalina and San Clemente Islands, and finishing in San Diego. While a newer event, it already attracts a big following of active Southern California sailing teams.
Newport to Cabo Race (March 22-23): A fun, 800-mile "sprint" to Cabo that usually has good breeze and a fun "downhill" course. In my book, this race is second to only the Transpac for top local sailing races.
Baldwin Cup Team Race (April 4-7): If you think of match racing as being the equivalent of boxing, then team racing is the sailing equivalent of UFC fighting. Three boat "teams" will be traveling from around the world to take on each other in a round-robin, ladder format. There will be 50-60 races where each team goes at each other with aggressive in-your-face tactics. From a spectator's standpoint, this is definitely the best local event to watch from the dock.
Border Run (April 6-7) and Newport to Ensenada (April 26-28): These two events offer a great series of parties in Newport Beach, San Diego and Ensenada. There are optional sailboat races loosely connected with these events that can also be a lot of fun.
NHYC Opening Day Race (May 4): This is a favorite afternoon sprint from Long Beach Harbor to Newport. This is usually a pretty easy sail and a fun race to make into a family event by bringing along the kids and grandpa. Also this month, don't miss the many opening day celebrations at local area yacht clubs during early May.
Baxter Bowl (June 1-2) and Star North Americans (June 5-9): What Harleys are to motorcycles, Stars are to sailboats. Stars are just about the coolest sailboat ever. The class is 100 years old, but even with their low booms and plumb bows, Stars just look cool. And racing in the Star class always attracts the top sailors from North America and beyond. From a spectator's standpoint, this one is only OK to watch on the water (i.e. classic pretty boats, elegant sailing skills). A better option is to just hang out around the docks after racing and banter with the sailors.
America's Cup (July 4 to September): OK, I realize it's a stretch calling this a local event. They used to call America's Cup racing in Newport, R.I., "The Summer of the 12's." In San Francisco this summer, this may be "The Summer of 72's doing 40!" The racing here looks like it's going to be spectacular, and this event might even change the paradigm (i.e. that watching sailing is analogous to watching grass grow).
Transpac (July 8-21): Just my opinion, but this is the best offshore race in the world, with mostly off-wind sailing and a white knuckle finish down the Molokai Channel. Well, except maybe for 2007 when there was just no wind, but hey that's another story.
Governor's Cup (July 16-18): Top junior sailors come from around the world to compete in this exclusive invitational event, and many America's Cup veterans cut their teeth here. Just last year, a whole contingent of current AC sailors stopped in from San Francisco to watch the action. They even brought the actual America's Cup trophy for these talented kids to check out (and aspire to?).
Long Point Race Week (Aug. 23-25): While not always the most brilliant sailing event (wind conditions can get fickle off Catalina in August), you can't beat the Catalina Island venue. You get three days of racing and two nights of social get-togethers on a couple of the best beaches in Catalina. Generally tropical conditions and warm water. The number of entries allowed in this event is limited, so make sure you get your entry in early.
Harbor 20 (Sept. 28-29)/Lehman 12 Championships (Oct. 19-20): Many sailors don't know how tightly linked these two one design fleets are, and how many current top sailors cut their teeth in the tippy Lehman 12 class. In recent years, the H20 has clearly emerged as the pre-eminent one design fleet in our harbor, but the Lehman 12 still remains one of the bay's most highly competitive classes almost 60 years after it started.
U.S. Team Racing Championships (Oct. 4-6): This is the dinghy version of the Baldwin Cup. This championship is a special invitation-only event, with teams invited to represent each region of the United States. Look for some of the top collegiate dinghy and one design sailors in the U.S. to come into town for this one.
Anteater Regatta (Nov. 9-10): The biggest high school event in the harbor each year. More than 50 boats compete in two racing divisions, with several hundred high school sailors. Lots of fun for those directly involved. All the rest of us should probably stay well clear.
Christmas Boat Parade: OK, so it's not really a sailboat race, but after all this sailing, isn't it time we'll all need a break? And maybe help ourselves get into the holiday spirit?
Don't see your favorite sailing event? Drop me a line and let me know what we've missed.
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ISPConfig 22.214.171.124 is available for download. This release is a bugfix release for ISPConfig 3. Download ----------------------------------------------------- The software can be downloaded here: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/ispconfig/ISPConfig-126.96.36.199.tar.gz?use_mirror= Changes: -------------------------------------- - Several bugs have been fixed, see bugtracker: http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org/index.php?string=&project=3&due[]=27&status[]=closed&do=index For a detailed changelog, please have a look at the SVN history with an SVN client of your choice: svn://svn.ispconfig.org/ispconfig3/trunk/ Known Issues: -------------------------------------- Please take a look at the bugtracker: http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org BUG Reporting -------------------------------------- Please report bugs to the ISPConfig bugtracking system: http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org Supported Linux Distributions ----------------------------- - Debian Etch (4.0) - Lenny (5.0) - Ubuntu 7.10 - 9.04 - OpenSuSE 11 - 11.1 - CentOS 5.2 - 5.3 - Fedora 9 - 10 Installation -------------------- The installation instructions for ISPConfig can be found here: http://www.ispconfig.org/documentation.htm or in the text files (named INSTALL_*.txt) which are inside the docs folder of the .tar.gz file. Update -------------------- To update existing ISPConfig 3 installations, run this command on the shell: ispconfig_update.sh And select "stable" as update resource. The script will check if an updated version of ISPConfig 3 is available and then download the tar.gz and start the setup script. If the ISPConfig version on your server does not have this script yet, follow the manual update instructions below. Manual update instructions -------------------------- Code: cd /tmp wget http://www.ispconfig.org/downloads/ISPConfig-3-stable.tar.gz tar xvfz ISPConfig-3-stable.tar.gz cd ispconfig3_install/install php -q update.php
Hmm.. when i try to update, it freezes after: ispconfig3_install/server/conf/index/favicon.ico ispconfig3_install/server/conf/index/user_standard_index.html_hu ispconfig3_install/server/conf/index/standard_index.html_it ispconfig3_install/server/conf/index/standard_index.html_se ispconfig3_install/server/conf/index/standard_i
You mean after the tar command before you run php -q update.php? Then you should check if your harddisk is not full.
I used the ispconfig_update.sh, and for somereason it looked like the update ran two times! At the end I got this 'error' : Looking at the /var/log/ispconfig_install.log I do not see any error's Anyway. It looks like ISPconfig3 did get updated okay, and is running fine. OS: Debian Lenny
If I remember corectly, this error is fixed in 18.104.22.168. But as the update_from_tgz.sh script is run from the installed version, the fix is applied after the update.
For some reason, I got this error. sh: /etc/init.d/saslauthd: Permission denied How do I fix this? I think this is why I am unable to send emails as well. Thanks.
I did the manual upgrade of to ISPConfig 3.14. I followed the code that you typed out exactly to do it.
sudo su makes you the root user. But as you posted in the other thread that you were not able to install all files as described in the perfect setup, then we should stop here as your problems are not related to this ispconfig release and should not be discussed here in the release thread.
I had the same exact error on an Opensuse 11.1 server, but it seems that the update went ok and ISPConfig is running ok.
Thanks a lot! Great work guys!) But russian language still not full. When I finish my translation into russian - where can I send it?
Thank you 4 the release! The update process went ok, but after that apache sometimes stops to work and i have to restart it manually by terminal. I checked the apache error log and i found a lot of strings like this piped log program ' /usr/local/ispconfig/server/scripts/vlogger -s access.log -t "%Y%m%d-access.log" -d "/etc/vlogger-dbi.conf" /var/log/ispconfig/httpd' failed unexpectedly readline() on closed filehandle CONF at /usr/local/ispconfig/server/scripts/vlogger line 231. On line 231 the code is about DBI for statistics and when i restart apache i see "All values for DBI configuration are not properly defined." I updated from 3.1.3 without reconfiguring services because i did not want to set up again greylist. Was this the mistake? Thank you Solved... I has just done the update process again reconfiguring services... now it works perfectly thanks
Update process tried to run again? Hi, my update from 184.108.40.206 - 22.214.171.124 seems to have completed ok. Ubuntu 8.10 Server x64 Just one think to note, the update process appeared to try and run again -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- _____ ___________ _____ __ _ |_ _/ ___| ___ \ / __ \ / _(_) | | \ `--.| |_/ / | / \/ ___ _ __ | |_ _ __ _ | | `--. \ __/ | | / _ \| '_ \| _| |/ _` | _| |_/\__/ / | | \__/\ (_) | | | | | | | (_| | \___/\____/\_| \____/\___/|_| |_|_| |_|\__, | __/ | |___/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Update Operating System: Debian Lenny/Sid or compatible This application will update ISPConfig 3 on your server. MySQL root password []: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Reconfigure Services? (yes,no) [yes]: Configuring Postfix Configuring Jailkit Configuring SASL Configuring PAM Configuring Courier Configuring Spamassassin Configuring Amavisd Configuring Getmail Configuring Pureftpd Configuring MyDNS Configuring Apache Configuring vlogger Configuring Database Configuring Firewall Updating ISPConfig ISPConfig Port [8080]: Reconfigure Crontab? (yes,no) [yes]: Updating Crontab Restarting services ... * Stopping MySQL database server mysqld ...done. * Starting MySQL database server mysqld ...done. * Checking for corrupt, not cleanly closed and upgrade needing tables. * Stopping Postfix Mail Transport Agent postfix ...done. * Starting Postfix Mail Transport Agent postfix ...done. * Stopping SASL Authentication Daemon saslauthd ...done. * Starting SASL Authentication Daemon saslauthd ...done. Stopping amavisd: amavisd-new. Starting amavisd: amavisd-new. * Stopping ClamAV daemon clamd ...done. * Starting ClamAV daemon clamd LibClamAV Warning: *********************************************************** LibClamAV Warning: *** This version of the ClamAV engine is outdated. *** LibClamAV Warning: *** DON'T PANIC! Read http://www.clamav.net/support/faq *** LibClamAV Warning: *********************************************************** LibClamAV Warning: *********************************************************** LibClamAV Warning: *** This version of the ClamAV engine is outdated. *** LibClamAV Warning: *** DON'T PANIC! Read http://www.clamav.net/support/faq *** LibClamAV Warning: *********************************************************** ...done. * Stopping Courier authentication services authdaemond ...done. * Starting Courier authentication services authdaemond ...done. * Stopping Courier IMAP server... ...done. * Starting Courier IMAP server... ...done. * Stopping Courier IMAP-SSL server... ...done. * Starting Courier IMAP-SSL server... ...done. * Stopping Courier POP3 server... ...done. * Starting Courier POP3 server... ...done. * Stopping Courier POP3-SSL server... ...done. * Starting Courier POP3-SSL server... ...done. * Restarting web server apache2 ... waiting ...done. Restarting ftp server: Running: /usr/sbin/pure-ftpd-mysql-virtualchroot -l mysql:/etc/pure-ftpd/db/mysql.conf -l pam -b -E -A -O clf:/var/log/pure-ftpd/transfer.log -u 1000 -B Update finished. /usr/local/ispconfig/server/scripts/update_from_tgz.sh: line 14: config3_install/install/: No such file or directory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- _____ ___________ _____ __ _ |_ _/ ___| ___ \ / __ \ / _(_) | | \ `--.| |_/ / | / \/ ___ _ __ | |_ _ __ _ | | `--. \ __/ | | / _ \| '_ \| _| |/ _` | _| |_/\__/ / | | \__/\ (_) | | | | | | | (_| | \___/\____/\_| \____/\___/|_| |_|_| |_|\__, | __/ | |___/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Update Operating System: Debian Lenny/Sid or compatible This application will update ISPConfig 3 on your server. MySQL root password []:
error with high security level Hi all. There is error when i set the high security level !!!! This high level sets for web folder in DocumentRoot permissions 710 I'm using php as mod_php and HTTPD runs from the user apache. Here error: [Wed Sep 09 10:24:06 2009] [crit] [client 82.200.***.**] (13)Permission denied: /var/www/uncher.*****.kz/web/.htaccess pcfg_openfile: unable to check htaccess file, ensure it is readable why chmod 710 in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/plugins-available/apache2_plugin.inc.php, line 490 Another bug with high security level. After enabling user via ftp can not see the logs. log folder is empty. This is because the permissions to log folder (eg /var/log/ispconfig/uncher.*****.kz) is 751 Another one question: how do I change the settings for all sites? Сurrently settings are changed only after editing each site. and I have about 250 sites. It's not very convenient. Thanks.
The version hiding in 220.127.116.11 is a bit pointless. Once you press the login button, no matter if your login is valid, the version number will be displayed. In other words, any potential attacker can easily retrieve this information without any credentials (just like before). Otherwise, great job and thanks!


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The Little Rhymes Noahs Ark Spice Mug In Hatbox Gift Box is such a unique gift that it's sure to become the recipient's favourite mug! Bringing nursery rhymes to life the Little Rhymes range offers quality crockery in ludic designs that help children learn during mealtimes and they are always impeccably presented in a decorated gift box. This spice mug holds 284ml and is made of durable fine china. –MB Features: 284ml Spice mug in hat box gift box Fine China Dishwasher safe Microwave safe Little Rhymes – Noah's Ark design
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Best Homemade Pizza Recipes
How to make homemade pizza
The secret to making super delicious homemade pizza is finding the perfect crust. But have no fear, because we've already done the work for you. This easy pizza crust recipe can be made in just 15 minutes, but your friends will think you slaved away in the kitchen all day. Winning! Even better? You can make these crusts ahead of time and par-bake them so when you want to whip up a fast family dinner, all you have to do is add your favorite toppings and bake for 5-10 minutes to melt the cheese.
Need some help with finding the perfect pizza toppings? We've got the best pizza recipes around. Here are our absolute favorites:
Classic pepperoni
- 3-4 tablespoons tomato sauce
- 24 slices pepperoni
- 2 cups mozzarella cheese
Spinach and feta
- 3-4 tablespoons Alfredo sauce
- 2 cups lightly sautéed baby spinach and onions
- 1 cup feta cheese
Barbecue chicken
- 2-3 tablespoons barbecue sauce
- 8 ounces fresh mozzarella thinly sliced
- 1 1/2 cups shredded rotisserie chicken coated in barbecue sauce
- 1 small red onion thinly sliced
Mushroom and sausage
- 3-4 tablespoons tomato sauce
- 1 cup thinly sliced fresh mushrooms
- 6 ounces crumbled and cooked Italian sausage
- 1 cup shredded mozzarella
- 1 cup shredded muenster
Pepperoni pineapple
- 3-4 tablespoons tomato sauce
- 24 slices pepperoni
- 2 cups fresh diced pineapple
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
- 1 cup shredded mozzarella
- 1 cup shredded Colby Jack
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- The cost of one bottle of water from a vending machine is equivalent to the cost of drinking 8 glasses of tap water every day for a year.
- A gallon of water weighs 8.34 pounds.
- The Water Authority maintains almost 1500 miles of drinking water pipes. If you put them end-to-end, they would stretch from Roanoke to Colorado Springs, CO.
- At one drip per second, a faucet can leak 3,000 gallons of water per year.
- Water is the only substance naturally found on earth as a solid, liquid and gas.
- Over 713 gallons of water go into the production of one cotton T-shirt.
- The Authority's Water Pollution Control Plant is regarded as one of the best bird-watching areas in the mid-Atlantic region.
- The Water Authority maintains over 6,000 fire hydrants in our service area. Fire hydrants are connected to the public drinking water distribution lines, so water from a fire hydrant is drinking water.
- There are over 23,000 manholes in our service area.
- Carvins Cove Natural Reserve is the second largest municipal park in the United States.
- The Authority's Water Pollution Control Plant covers over 100 acres of land.
- More people in the world have a mobile phone than have a toilet.
- The Water Authority treats 19-million gallons of drinking water a day although we have the capacity to treat 56-million gallons per day.
- The Authority's Water Pollution Control Plant treats almost 37-million gallons of wastewater a day from all across the Roanoke Valley.
- There are 51 drinking water storage tanks in our service area. They each hold between 500,000 – 2-million gallons of water.
- Most of the treated drinking water used in a home is for toilet flushing.
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Wheelchair Access
The CMR is regularly visited by individuals who use a wheelchair for mobility. Sometimes they are part of a larger group and sometimes just with one or two travelling partners.
The CMR is well used to having a person in a wheelchair at Cooma station. Pictured below is our member Clinton, who has, amongst other things, run the CMR office while our Business Manager is having a holiday break.
Photo by John Gibson
Clinton has been out on numerous CMR trips to Chakola, boarding the train by making use of a ramp that CMR had custom made for the purpose. Should a visitor's wheelchair be too wide to use the ramp, CMR has a chair on-site at the station that can be used instead. Access to the station from the carpark (compacted gravel surface) is a wide cement ramp (11% gradient) which leads onto the platform. There is adequate space in the ticket sales, souvenir shop and model railway room and in one of the toilets. Needing a wheelchair is not a barrier to taking a ride on the railway!
And whilst on the subject of barriers, some of our guests are pleasantly surprised to find out that having pets does not preclude taking a trip with us. As long as the pet does not present a hazard or a concern to other passengers (ie is restrained, well mannered etc) then CMR is happy for them to come along.
In fact, a number of the bus tour groups that regularly travelled with us did so accompanied by a dog on board. The closest thing that CMR had to a mascot was our previous Treasurer's female cattle dog, who, complete with her own name tag, met patrons as they alighted from the bus and travelled with them on the train journey. She never failed to generate a number of compliments on her friendly nature (while not interfering in any way with everyone's enjoyment of the trip).
On a recent journey we had as passengers a young couple with their pair of Husky dogs. (Our policy has always been to allow animals on our services as long as they are well behaved and do not trouble any other passengers).
After the passengers got off the train, the dogs' owners said that it was the first time since getting them that they had travelled as a family.
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Bryn Mawr College Dining Services offers a fresh and innovative approach to catering. We can arrange any event from coffee breaks to receptions, gala functions to barbecue picnics. We offer elegance and ingenuity at an affordable price.
For internal (on campus customers) and external (off campus customers) catering & events reservations please contact:
Nancy Cassano-George, Catering Assistant Director,
610 526 5234 or email@example.com
Taylor Weiner, Catering Manager,
610 526 5836 or firstname.lastname@example.com
On campus customers can view our latest Full Service Catering Menu here.
Reservations should be made at least five business days prior to the date of the event. Please have available such information as date, time and location of the event, number of guests expected (or estimate*), purpose of the event, menu and the name of person and department responsible for charges (space should be reserved by calling Conferences & Events at 610-526-7329 or visiting our online reservation system). As always we will do our best to service your event, though we will not be able to guarantee availability of all menu items with less than five business days notice.
*Please plan your event so you can provide us with the best estimate possible at time of reservation. Our planning includes rental of equipment, special ordering of food items and ingredients and scheduling of staff. Your guarantee should not be more than 20% greater or less than the estimate provided at time of reservation. Guarantees exceeding this amount can result in additional fees or charges.
Requests for Catering can be made by contacting the Catering office at 610-526-5236 during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, 9 am - 5 pm. Requests can also be made by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
For proper planning, an approximate number of guests or "estimate" for any function must be given at the time of reservation. A guaranteed count, upon which charges will be based, is required for all functions, by noon, 3 business days prior to the event. For functions held on Saturdays, Sundays or Mondays, we request that the guarantee be made by noon on the preceding Wednesday.
We will be happy to accommodate additions to your menu and/or increases to your guarantee with 24 hours' notice. Please be aware that menu selections may be limited by availability.
There is a surcharge for requests for service with less than five business days notification. The surcharge will be a minimum of $60.00, or 20% of the cost of the required service, whichever is the greater. This surcharge is necessary as service requests with insufficient notice incur additional costs to accommodate the request.
To insure that no charges are levied, all cancellations must be made 48 hours prior to the event. Cancellations after this period may result in charges to cover costs incurred. All Cancellations must be made by telephone to the Dining Service office at 610-526-5236 or by email to email@example.com.
Most services described in the brochure are offered as self-service buffets (except where noted) with linen tablecloths for the buffet tables, paper supplies, and plastic serviceware. Our full service menu items include delivery of all food, equipment and supplies, set up, break down, clean up and removal of all remaining food, equipment, supplies and trash. Additional services such as servers, full linen service, china, glassware and rental equipment are also available at a reasonable cost. If service personnel are not required, the client will be responsible for the safekeeping of catering service equipment. Some services require service personnel, usually related to the size of the group of guests, what is being served or the type of service requested. If service personnel are necessary, we will bill accordingly at our Attendant Rates (see Other Services).
Tables and chairs are provided and available to service your event. Should special or additional tables, chairs or equipment be requested or required, we will make arrangements at an additional charge.
Deliveries of any of our full service menu items, to any building on campus, are free of charge. However, we do require a minimum order of $60.00 for free delivery. Orders for less than our minimum will incur a minimum delivery charge of $35.00
Equipment delivered with a function, not attended by a Dining staff member must be left and secured in the same room to which it was delivered. It should not be moved to another room or area without notifying Dining Services. If equipment is missing at the time of pick-up listed on the event order, the client that ordered the event will be charged for replacement. The client is responsible for returning equipment for pick-up functions. It may sometimes be necessary to leave catering equipment in a room overnight to avoid costly labor charges. This arrangement must be made with Dining Services at time of order. It is the client's responsibility to leave all equipment in a secured area. Any missing equipment will be billed to the client at full replacement value.
Quantities for menu items sold "per person" are based on average consumption. We commit to providing quantities for the number of guests guaranteed including a buffer of 5% over the guaranteed number of guests. This is done to help ensure there will be enough to cover the number of guaranteed guests or unexpected additions. Dining Services will bill for the guaranteed number of guests or the actual number of guests in attendance whichever is greater. In some cases, food and beverages are ordered by specific quantity. We will recommend an amount based on experience and average consumption. Service personnel, quantities, and set-ups needed to satisfactorily serve a group will be agreed upon mutually. These services do not include a buffer. We will prepare and provide the amount requested. Food not consumed at a function is the property of Dining Services and is not permitted to leave the event.
Time of service should be defined at time of reservation. "Time of Service" should reflect time that food service is requested. Dining Services should be made aware of any meetings, speakers or any other activity that would occur preceding, during or following the time food service is requested. This may affect our ability to properly set-up, serve and/or clean up your event.
We generally plan and provide food and service for:
Food, Beverages and Service are provided based on this length of time. There may be additional charges if additional time is needed to service your event.
Flowers and Centerpieces may be provided by the client. Client should notify at time of reservation so space on the table can be alloted. Tealights are available for a nominal charge and can be requested with the reservation.
Should you desire a special cake not provided by us, we are happy to serve it. A cake cutting fee of $2.00 per person will be applied.
Clients with Bryn Mawr College Account Codes: Upon completion of the event, charges for your event will be finalized and a journal entry will be prepared charging the account code you provided at time of order. You will be sent an itemized account of those charges. The authorized signature provided at confirmation of the event will serve as authorization of the journal entry transfer.
Clients/Customers Without BMC Account Codes: A 50% deposit is required at time of reservation with the remaining balance due prior to service. Payment can be made by check or credit card (visa, mastercard, AMEX, Discover). Checks should be made payable to Bryn Mawr College Dining Services.
Perhaps you are interested in a more casual affair, or would like to pick up one of our convenient meals to take home or to your office. Back Door Catering is your solution. We will provide you with all you need in disposable "To Go" packaging at up to a 25% savings off our standard service prices! Please inquire at time of order, if this level of service more suits your needs. Back Door Catering Menu (PDF) (BDC is available for internal/BMC clients only.)
On campus customers can find an alternative to leaving campus to purchase snacks for small and simple meetings here. Simple Snack Menu.
UnCommon Grounds offers a variety of sandwiches, wraps and salads for pick up. UCG also offers an economical coffee break option for your more casual meeting. Call x7413 for more information.
This catering brochure was created to serve as a guide to help students in planning meetings and parties. This menu is currently under revision, please call our Front Desk at 610 526 5236.


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I started my kids (1 girl and 2 boys) fly fishing very early at about age 3 by taking them to a small stream (not more than 20' across in the beaver ponds) close by that was fool of small brookies and cutthroats. I took a 7'6" 4 wt rod and some dry flies, made a cast, handed the rod to my young 'un, had them set the hook when the fly disappeared, and reel in the fish. All three of them loved it!
We also took them to a small pond that was full of panfish with the same rod and small poppers. They also loved catching bluegills and crappie.
At age 6, we got a medium action 7' 4 wt rod and I taught each of them to double spey from the right bank and snap-T from the right bank with it by using both hands. Using both hands took care of the problem of wrist strength and the double spey and snap-T eliminated the problem of having to learn how to make a backcast. We took them to small steams or ponds and let them cast to the fish themselves. Although both my wife I and took our rods along because the kids insisted we "fish" too, we never made very many casts and spent most of our time watching, coaching, and helping them remove tangles or tie on new flies. The three of them still talk about how cool it was and how much fun they had, and their ages are now 13, 18, and 25. In other words, don't expect to do much fishing if any yourself until they reach about age 8 or 9, at which point they will want a different rod.
As was mentioned, be prepared to let them rumage around in the water turning over rocks, etc. to find nymphs, larvae and assorted other things. They all let us know when they were tired of casting or fishing because they would just put the rod down and start looking for bugs. Be prepared to answer a ton of questions about the bugs and why fish eat them because eating a bug is gross.
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The Compassion Group of Iowa Mennonite School is sponsoring a blood drive, through the Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center, on Monday, May 2, from 7:00 a.m. to noon. The drive is being held in honor of 2008 IMS graduate Theo Yoder, who has undergone various cancer surgeries over the past 11 years. To reserve a time to donate, contact faculty member Bonnie Smith at 656-2073, or junior Quinlan Schrock at 646-2260.
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How do i use a toggle button to make panels visible and not visible?
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How do i use a toggle button to make panels visible and not visible?
i want them to be invisible until i click it. and then disappear when i click it "off". will doing what you said do that?
this is what i have now. howTap is the panel i want to reveal and hide
private void tapTogActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
tapTog.addActionListener(new ActionListener(){
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right now the panel is hidden and reveals when i click the toggle on and then off again. but then never goes away.
Your ActionListener always sets the visibility to true ...
kind regards,
how would you recommend changing that?
Make it visible if the toggle button is in the selected state?
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lsmod -- program to show the status of modules in the Linux Kernel
lsmod is a trivial program which nicely formats the contents of the /proc/modules, showing what kernel modules are currently loaded.
This version of lsmod is for kernels 2.5.48 and above. If it detects a kernel with support for old-style modules, it will attempt to run lsmod.old in its place, so it is completely transparent to the user.
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An archpriest is a non-monastic priest elevated with an honorific rank, equivalent to the monastic archimandrite, though ranking one position lower. Archpriests are styled Very Reverend.
The term protopresbyter (or protopriest) is equivalent to archpriest in Greek practice, while in Slavic usage, a protopresbyter is a rank separate from and higher than archpriest. There are usuaully only a handful of protopresbyters in a given Slavic national church at any one time.
In Greek practice, archpriests wear a pectoral cross to designate their rank, while in Slavic practice, all priests wear pectoral crosses regardless of rank.


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Better pick of him. LOL
Better pick of him. LOL
And the Isles are finally saying goodbye to Ricky. I hope this means that they will be spending some money as they now don't have his contract to help them get to the cap floor.
It was a no-brainer for every other team...but with Wang, ya never know if he wanted to still keep the cap hit of his contract. Glad to see we've finally moved on.
I still don't think the Isles are forced to make a move to get to the floor as they still have Hamonic's contract to dole out - Bailey's as well (although I don't think he'll get as much as Hamo). But, I really hope they make a move or 3. Even if it means overpaying, the ideal moves would be:
1. Horton
2. Scuderi (I'll taken Hainsey as an alternative)
3. Goalie - Khodobin?
Horton will take some real cheddar, but considering how cheap JT is, the fact that Moulson will probably be off the books next year and no one else is really in line for huge bucks, its worth overpaying for him. He would fit perfectly on JT's Right Wing.
or Tim Thomas I believe.
I remember DP's play before injuring himself in the All-Star game, he was phenominal and carried the team. That showed what kind of skills he had.
His stay here was really tragic, still I hope he comes back to the coliseum in some capacity so the fans can (hopefully) give him an ovation. He's a good guy.
His contract is up after this year and he's probably going to want big(ger) dollars than what he's making now. I don't blame him - probably his one chance to cash in. But, I sure as sh!t hope the Islanders aren't that team. They really don't need to pay $4m+ for a soft, 1 way winger who avoids contact at all costs. You can't discount 30 goals no matter what the situation, but having JT as a Center helps tremendously.
I think I could score a few goals playing on Tavares' wing. Hopefully Bailey sticks on the 1st line come September and then it will be much more palatable to get rid of Moulson as it won't be breaking up good friends AND linemates. And hopefully bringing in JT's ol pal Cal will mollify him enough that he won't mind when they get rid of his new BFF.
He's a nice story but he's far too one dimensional to give a substantial contract to. The guy does not do any of the dirty work and plays no defense.
Combined with Boyes on the other wing, its amazing JT had as good a year as he did. Hopefully the Isles pick up something decent on RW and keep Bailey on LW - I would love to see what JT can do with someone else digging the puck out of the corners for once.
Moulson does have good hands, though - I'll certainly give him that.
It was reported yesterday that the Isles would not toll his contract:
Islanders wont toll Thomas contract, will be a free agent Friday
Joe Yerdon
Jul 2, 2013, 10:46 AM EDT
22 Comments AP
With the announcement yesterday that Tim Thomas would be looking for a place to play when free agency opens on Friday, some wondered whether or not the Islanders would let him go.
Since he stayed away for the full season, even after being dealt to Long Island, the team couldve decided to toll his contract and keep him an Islander this season. Both Arthur Staple of Newsday and Sportsnets Nick Kypreos confirm the team will do no such thing and let him go to market.
If this sounds like a familiar situation for the GM Garth Snow and the Isles, it is.
When they acquired Evgeni Nabokov off re-entry waivers two seasons ago, he too refused to report and the team tolled his contract locking him into playing there the following season. It turned out to be a mutually beneficial arrangement as Nabokov wound up signing another deal with the team and led them to the playoffs this season.
Looks like Nabakov will be back for another year:
Arthur Staple @StapeNewsday 8m
With Ray Emery gone before #Isles had a chance to make an offer, team felt Nabokov was best short-term option available.
Still hoping they sign a young goalie to take the load off of Nabby this year.
Hamonic signs 7 year deal at what I consider a steal for the Isles.
Once players get here, they want to stay
Really great news imo
Wow. What a steal for the Isles by locking him up for so long that he will lose some of the years when he could have been an UFA. He started out rough earlier in the year but I blame that on his ankle/concussion problems. Great finish to the year and earned every cent of that contract.
Now when they team him up with another great(hopefully)pairing (e.g. not Amac) in the future and he will shine. Love it and hope he dons the "A" this year.
Unfortunately the rest of the free agent signings have been nothing but unimpressive. A bunch of ham and eggers for forwards. I really don't see the need for either of them. And giving PMB 2 mil is just a waste. I hope they don't want him on the first line. All JT's line needs is another wussie who can't dig a puck out of the boards or play any type of a physical game.
Edit: Unlike most I like the Nabby resigning, but unfortunately with that contract he is entrenched as the starter. Really would like too see him as the 1b. Oh well, the training camp fight now is between Poulin and Nillson and I'm hoping Poulin loses for the B/U position.


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The perfect way to indulge without food guilt the Exante Diet Maple Syrup and Blueberry and Raspberry pancakes boast a fluffy texture and a sweet yet subtle flavour. Perfect for eating whilst on any of the Exante Diet plans these pancakes are the best way to keep your cravings at bay! You only need 3 of these 200 calorie products a day to get 100% of your daily nutritional needs. Use to replace one or more meals per day or as part of an Exante Diet plan. Instructions: - Empty the packet into a bowl slowly adding 100ml of cold water while stirring with a whisk or a fork until well dissolved. - Let stand for 1-3 minutes. - Put a non-stick pan on to heat and coat with 1kcal oil spray.- Pour the mix (or just half if you want 2 pancakes) into the hot pan and cook it over a fast heat on both sides for around 1 minute.- Consume within 10mins of cooking. It's important that products are used as directed and that you maintain an adequate daily fluid intake. For best results add 20 minutes of exercise daily! Use in conjunction with food as a Meal Replacement for weight control or use 3 products per day alone (as directed) as a Total Diet Replacement for weight control. It is recommended that Total Dietary Replacement is not followed for more than 3 weeks without seeking medical advice. Not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women and those under the age of 18. Maintain an adequate fluid intake.
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Julia Strudwick Tutwiler is said to have been born fifty years ahead of her time. She succeeded in her lifetime in bringing the educational and penal practices of the state into step with her own advanced ideas.
At a time when women were not educated beyond the level of "finishing school," "Miss Julia" forced the entry into the University of Alabama of ten female students; overriding protests that the university would lose prestige. The ten students were products of an experiment of Miss Julia's, a training school for women teachers. She later established the first technical school for girls, now known as the University of Montevallo.
The state prison system underwent a complete upheaval under the forceful persuasion of Julia Tutwiler, who became as well-known to the legislators of that period as the governor. She won separate prisons for male and female prisoners, the state women's prison being named in her honor. She succeeded in getting juveniles separated from hardened criminals and placed in the Alabama Boys Industrial School. She won the establishment of a prison board and program for sanitation and inspection of all prisons. She instituted schools and religious services in prisons, going to the prisons herself on Sunday mornings to deliver sermons and to read from the Bible. Known also as a poet and an author, her poem "Alabama", was adopted as the state song in 1931.
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Born: January 10, 1984 Palm Beach Gardens, FL Height: 6-4 Weight: 240 Bats: Left Throws: Left Drafted: Not drafted How Acquired: Undrafted free agent (Jul. 2005) College: Florida State High School: WTD (FL) Photo © Kelly O'Connor
Released (March 2012) Scouting Report: Big, tough lefty who can go a lot of innings out of the pen. Above average command, deceptive delivery. Goes right at hitters. Utilizes a 88-91 mph two-seam fastball and a tough slider, which is rather new to his arsenal. Also has a low 80s slider - almost a slurve-type pitch. He has a low 80s circle change that he's moved in an out of his arsenal. Good composure on the mound, works well with men on base and in pressure situations. Great success against righties, but not all that effective against lefties. Has not been used as a lefty specialist in the past, and due to his reverse split he does not project to be used in that capacity in the future. Good fielder. Missed a lot of time in college with a fractured arm. Had successful surgery, but due to health concerns Jones went undrafted. Links Q&A with Hunter Jones (7/22/2008) 2009 Prospect Preview Fire Brand Q&A (April 2009)


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This is your resource to discuss support topics with your peers, and learn from each other.
Answer: when you get a phone call from them and their name does not display.
My colleague is currently testing my Z10, and this is one of his observations. Sometimes he gets calls from his regular contacts but the phone just displays the number instead of the name.
He has a spare sim coming in the post and he's already waiting for it to arrive so he can go back to his Curve 9300.
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Thank you for your question regarding Call Display on the BlackBerry Z10.
It is possible that they may be experiencing the following issue:
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As listed in the article, this is a previously reported issue that is being investigated by our development team.
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Les Paul was the Godfather of the electric guitar. Inventor of multi-track recording, overdubbing, reverb, and echo.
Music as we know it would literally not be possible without the recording processes he pioneered.
His virtuosic playing, and the mythical Gibson electric guitar that bears his name, inspired the legends of the rock & roll revolution.
These award-winning programs are regarded as the definitive and final portraits of this musician, inventor, and American legend.
Both capture the late Les Paul in his final ribald and roasting-toasting performances, hilarious interviews, and a privileged behind-the-scenes tour of his museum-like New Jersey home
Strap in for a ride with this larger-than-life 90-year old as he plays his standing Monday night at a joint in Manhattan and tells his own rags-to riches story, joined by a cast of legendary musicians, admirers, and industry insiders.
"He could burn the frets right off a guitar" - Steve Miller
"He put the tools in our hands" - Keith Richards
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"... still The Man." - Los Angeles Times
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If you believe the stereotypes, Silicon Valley is brimming with self-interested, politically apathetic millionaires. During the 2000 election, however, some big-name venture capitalists have spent millions from their own personal fortunes on a couple of ballot initiatives–educational initiatives, no less.
The Doerrs dipped into the family bank account and convinced their circle of millionaire friends to do the same; they've raised an additional $13 million to support the proposition. Not included in Doerr's list of friendly donators is Tim Draper of venture capital firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson. Draper was too busy rallying support for his own hotly debated ballot initiative, Proposition 38. This voucher initiative would give California students $4,000 for tuition to attend private schools instead of public schools. Draper spent more than $23 million of his own money to back the proposition.
Lest anyone gets weepy-eyed, it should be noted that tech executives' sudden zealous interest in education isn't entirely altruistic. A growing shortage of unskilled labor presents a dire threat to the technology industry. Anything that hurts the tech industry at large will trickle down to hurt venture capitalists.
Without a stellar education, John Doerr would never have become Kleiner Perkins' rock star venture capitalist. Doerr, a St. Louis native, received his bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering from Rice University, then got an MBA from Harvard College. Before Doerr joined Kleiner Perkins in 1980, he started his career at


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When you buy stock on the LA lakers you know the coach, the players, the injuries and the opposing team,..... WTF would you bet the stock market?
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Poor Economics: A Radical Rethinking of The Way To Fight Global Poverty, by Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, Public Affairs, RRP$26.99, 336 pages
More Than Good Intentions: How a New Economics is Helping to Solve Global Poverty, by Dean Karlan and Jacob Appel, Dutton Books, RRP$26.95, 320 pages
How much daal does it take to eradicate polio? This might seem like an absurd question; better, surely, simply to increase access to the cheap, effective vaccines that exist for such preventable diseases. But when, in 2003, a charity in rural India put the received wisdom to the test by setting up free vaccination camps, the results were salutary. As Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo explain in Poor Economics, "even with high-quality, privately provided free immunisation services available right at the parents' doorsteps, eight out of 10 children remained without immunisation".
So the academics persuaded the charity to experiment with different ways of enticing parents back to complete their children's treatment. By far the most effective turned out to be two pounds of free daal. This incentive (or bribe, if you like) increased uptake sevenfold; an outcome the authors say is "one of the most impressive we have ever evaluated".
Such experiments now offer the best chance of resolving a long-running debate over the most effective ways to tackle global poverty. Some, such as Columbia University's Jeffrey Sachs, argue that hunger and disease can be reduced by supplying practical things: better schools, free immunisations or anti-malarial bed nets. Others, led by the former World Bank economist William Easterly, think such programmes are often ineffective, undermining local markets and creating both dependency and corruption. On the latter view, for example, free bed nets will be seen as less valuable than those for which you have to pay; some anecdotes tell of their being used as fishing nets or wedding veils.
Which camp is right? Neither, says a new generation of economists, who argue that many of these old ideological aid disputes can be resolved once and for all through experimentation. Sometimes known as the "randomistas", the group seeks its answers through randomised control trials, the type of large-scale studies common in drug testing but until now rare in international development. Duflo, in particular, has become an academic superstar in the process, winning the prestigious John Bates Clark Medal and founding a "poverty laboratory" at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, at which both she and Banerjee are based.
A reaction against desk-bound mathematical theorising in general, both books under review here present a compelling picture of young can-do economists who are prepared to jet off to urban slums and isolated villages to put their ideas into practice. The results are fascinating. Noting rampant teacher absenteeism in rural India, for instance, Duflo set up a scheme to provide classrooms with free cameras. Pay was then linked to how often a teacher could produce an end-of-day picture with their class; attendance rose dramatically. Another experiment in Kenya tackled the vexing issue of anti-mosquito bed nets – establishing that free distribution, as perhaps one might expect, is more effective than making people pay.
Of the two books, Dean Karlan and Jacob Appel's More Than Good Intentions focuses more on behavioural economics, looking at the way in which "nudges" can increase charitable donations or improve the effectiveness of anti-poverty programmes. Banerjee and Duflo are the more controversial, especially for an experiment conducted between 2005 and 2008 in Hyderabad to test the effectiveness of microcredit. They found that lending small amounts to groups of poor people, while not revolutionary, had many benefits. But given the hype surrounding microcredit the results were interpreted as a failure, and the industry has since been hit by a storm of criticism.
The ingenuity of these experiments aside, it is the rich and humane portrayal of the lives of the very poor that most impresses. Both books show how those in poverty make sophisticated calculations in the grimmest of circumstances. Even seemingly irrational decisions begin to make sense. This is a world in which desire for fun sees a television purchased rather than more nutritious food; where befuddlement delays investment in a sensible product to insure against drought; or the pressure of time prevents parents returning with their children to a free immunisation camp.
Whether such insights will begin to "solve global poverty", as Karlan's subtitle hopes, is less clear. By focusing resources on areas that are amenable to test by trials, there is a risk that purely experimental approaches will unduly narrow the field. This could be problematic if it distracts from the need for sensible macroeconomic or trade policies, for instance. Other crucial trends for the future of development, such as mass urbanisation, are also barely discussed.
While both books are critical of aid boosterism, read between the lines and both also seem to support the pro-aid views of Sachs. Their message is that, if designed with care, programmes to improve schooling or health can be effective. The ultimate oddity is that the work of these most voguish of economists leaves the reader with a sneaking admiration for what is, in fact, a rather old-fashioned form of academic investigation. Big-name campaigning professors like Sachs were a welcome change from the dusty irrelevance of some old-style academia. Today, however, the limitations of this high-profile approach are clearer. Books such as these offer a better path forward. They are surely an experiment worth pursuing.
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Pakistan finds an unusual way to provide polio vaccines to young children. According to Al Jazeera, "health workers are stopping vehicles at a busy toll booth outside of Islamabad to administer free polio drops to children under the age of 5."
The "college textbook racket"? Why are college textbooks are so expensive and what can be done about it? The textbook publishing industry is an $8 billion industry. In a column in USA Today, Peter Funt of Candid Camera fame writes that prices for books can run so high that some college students are trying to get by without purchasing the required books. What about digital versions or "e-books", you ask? Those are not markedly cheaper on the whole; they cannot be shared or sold back to be used again, either. Still, some publishers are offering "open source" books, distributed online for free.
A Growing Resistance in Africa to Female Genital Cutting. February 6th marked the International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation, according to the World Health Organization. In an article online today, the LA Times reports that "...8000 communities have sworn off female genital excision." It's a practice that's been recognized not only as harmful but, says the WHO, also "a violation of the human rights of girls and women." One country in Africa is abandoning the practice in leaps and bounds. The number of incidents of female genital cutting in Kenya has fallen by 16 percent between 2003 and 2009, according to figures from the UN.
India's plan to distribute food to the poor. According to the Kaiser Daily Global Health News, India's Farm Minister said this week that the country's almost $72 billion plan to provide "foodgrains" to the poor and malnourished won't work unless they fix a "creaky distribution network" among other issues. The proposed law is being debated in Parliament.
What about the men? A new study reflects on how HIV/AIDS outreach in sub-Saharan Africa must include better methods to connect with men in those countries. While targeted outreach has decreased the impact of HIV/AIDS on women and children, the study found that not only do men typically have higher mortality rates from the disease but that they are more likely to visit a health clinic with the disease already advanced and to be "lost at follow up." As well, there is not as much effort to understand how and why both heterosexual men and men who have sex with men do - or do not - seek treatment.
How did India "win the fight" against polio? On the public health front, India has a lot to be proud of. In January, the country recognized one year with no recorded cases of polio. It's an incredible achievement for a country, notes William Thompson writing in The Diplomat, which suffers from extremely high rates of malnourishment, poor sanitation and more. Finally, writes Thompson, "The key to India's success in the fight was to take ownership of the problem and the solution, allowing for locals to learn from the expertise of the international community while not becoming dependent."
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New home. Out HVAC system that services two zones upstairs is leaking water through the ceiling below. It is a Rheem Classic system and installed on it's side. The ductwork splits at a T right after the A/C coils going left to one zone and right to the other. What is happening is when the A/C is in heavy use (set to 71 -72 degrees and it is about 85-90 out) and a lot of water starts dripping into the pan, the fan blows the water to one side away from the drain so it fills up and the fan begins to blow water into the duct which of course isn't water tight.
Is the problem possibly that the drain needs to be moved from the side of the pan closest to the fan to the other side, or maybe some sort of baffle can be installed? Our HVAC people though there was a problem with static pressure and another return duct needed to be added. However, he took the cover off the filter housing so the system could pull more air in from the attic and at first we thought that fixed it as we didn't have the problem after running the A/C hard for about 4+ hours. But then last night the water leak was the worst ever (after the A/C had been running for a day and half) and it was even a little cooler last night. The tech did open it up and pour water into the pan with fan off to make sure the drain and pump were working okay and it pumped water out as fast as he could pour it in. I'd like to give my HVAC guys some more ideas to investigate. Any suggestions are appreciated. AdvertisementLast edited by consultant; 08-07-2010 at 02:56 PM. |
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Too much static pressure in the duct. I have had to put an open tee on the drain line where it leaves the cabinet to relieve the pressure and allow the drain to siphon properly. VERY common problem with horizontal air handlers. The fan may be set too high of a speed and if it is a zoned system when one zone closes it will buildup more back pressure and cause that problem. The open tee loses a bit of air to the attic but sometimes it is the only solution.
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isn't an open T supposed to be installed on any drain? it allows access and overflow. also, couldn't you just angle the air handler slightly toward the drain side so gravity helps you out?
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