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Optimising installation programs and improving efficiency of the construction phase of offshore wind projects is one of the great challenges faced by the industry. Cost reduction initiatives during planning, development and construction are key in ensuring viability of projects for investors and stakeholders. However, it is imperative that reducing costs does not compromise the quality of operation phase of the installations.
Where construction activities lie on the critical path to project completion there can be added pressure to accelerate works to maintain target deadlines. Inter-array cable installation, termination and testing form part of the activities of which, switch on for operations is dependent upon. H&Askham have worked on a number of projects providing inter-array cable services and have actively strived to developed not only the practical installation techniques, but the overall strategy with which projects are delivered to result in both improved efficiency and quality. Key areas of focus have included; Early Engineering, Personnel Training, detailed Project Reporting & Quality Assurance. This well rounded approach ensures that risk is progressively managed and controlled at each step of the journey.
"Accurate and detailed daily reporting, communicated on a near real time basis has proven instrumental in the success of recent projects. When acting as the contractor we are now able to feedback information to the client regarding accurate progress of the works to assist with the forward programming, but further to this in the role of Client Representative the reporting provided focuses on Quality Assurance". Brian stresses, "Fundamentally a quality installation will provide longevity in service".
With the influence of array cable terminations being prevalent both on construction and operational performance of a wind farm, it will continue to be an area of interest for both developers and contractors to explore advances in at all stages of the project lifecycle. Close collaboration of all parties involved in design and construction, and engaging with specialist contractors who will provide practical knowledge and expertise based on previous experience will form a sound basis for project success.
To find out more about the inter-array cable services and solutions H&Askham can offer, please contact Claire Cooper at email@example.com
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Playground Review - Prairie Park
WYOMING - Nestled along a busy road in a sea of apartment complexes is Prairie Park, a nice piece of green space with a walking trail, a skate park, and a nice playground contraption with slides and climbing pieces.
The park is located on Prairie Parkway between Byron Center Ave. and Burlingame.
The park includes a gazebo with one picnic table, water fountains and bathrooms.
Unfortunately the park offers no shade, even at 10am. Other than that, another fun place to run your toddler around for a while.

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2017 Giro d'Italia: ORICA Scott Backstage Pass - Stage 21 TT
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A last gasp own goal ensured Fleetwood ended the year on a high and within a whisker of a play-off spot.
It was a dreary end to the year at a bitterly cold, wind ravaged Highbury that only exploded into life in the dying embers with substitute Devante Cole bagging his ninth assist of the season as he outfoxed Cameron Dummiganb on the left and his ball across the six-yard box was diverted home by Josh Law who slid in under no pressure in the 91st minute.
It was cruel on bottom club Oldham who tested Uwe Rosler's men and put up a sterner test than many of the opposition that have visited Highbury but without a clinical edge in the final third the Latics' tired legs finally gave way as Cole and fellow substitute Chris Long's pace helped swing a poor game back in Town's favour.
The result sees Town end the year in eighth spot in the League One table and a point off sixth-placed Southend.
Town started the game with a late Christmas present with Kyle Dempsey recovered from a leg wound to start the final game of 2016.
Dempsey was stretchered off in Town's 2-1 win over Walsall earlier this month and came straight back into the starting line-up.
That was one of three changes Uwe Rosler made to the side that drew 0-0 with Bury on Boxing Day as Town's head coach shifted formation from 3-4-3 to a 3-5-2 wing-back formation.
Dempsey came in for defender Joe Davis with Ash Hunter replacing the injured Aaron Amadi-Holloway and Jack Sowerby replacing striker Chris Long.
With his brother Ryan lining up for Oldham in a left wing-back role Town's usual right wing-back McLaughlin moved into the defensive three with Sowerby slotting in at right wing-back and Dempsey moving into his usual role on the right of a midfield three.
It was a dire opening with Oldham, the last team to win at Highbury with a 2-0 EFL Trophy victory back in October, putting a host of bodies behind the ball to stop Fleetwood's normal fast-flowing counter-attacking football to try and take the pace out of the game.
Promotion chasing Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder hailed Oldham as the best team to have visited Bramall Lane after the Blades' late 2-0 win and they certainly did not look like a team bottom of the table having done their homework on Rosler's side.
Fleetwood enjoyed a lot of possession but could not carve out a clear cut chance in the opening exchanges with Oldham's McKay having the first effort of the game but he was thwarted in the six-yard box by Cairns' cat-like reflexes.
Oldham did not look like a side battling it out at the foot of the table and had the best chances of a dull half as they blunted and battered Fleetwood in the final third with some rough and tumble football.
The Latics' Law curled a free-kick wide before Ball finally broke through the burly shackles of the beefy blue shirts to just lift the ball over the bar.
Ryan Flynn fizzed the ball past the left post and Conor McLaughlin's brother Ryan found space on the left wing, cut inside and fizzed the ball straight down Cairns' throat.
Town looked more of a threat as the half ended with some neat touches from Glendon, Dempsey, Ball and Hunter but they could not get the final ball right and the half ended all square.
Fleetwood made a better start to the second half with Hunter stinging Ripley's palms from distance as they created more space to attack.
Head coach Rolser brought Dempsey off in the 55th minute as a precautionary measure on his return from that leg injury.
That substitution saw Fleetwood shift to a 3-4-3 with the same back three, wing-backs Bell and Sowerby moving into wide midfield roles, Grant moving into a central midfield role alongside Glendon and Cole joining Ball and Hunter up front.
The game became more open with both sides keen to end the year on a high enabling Town to create some dangerous counter-attacks with Glendon's angled effort deflected away from goal, Hunter curling one wide from distance and then blazing way over the bar from a similar position with Cole firing way wide after steaming into the box.
Osei looked to have got in the middle of Pond and Bolger but Bolger somehow managed to get a leg to the ball and hook it away to safety.
Oldham's burly midfielder Croft nearly popped up with an opener as he powered the ball into the side netting and it was the Latics with the best of the late chances as Cairns was forced into a fine diving save to tip away McKay's header but it would not have counted anyway with the flag up on the far side.
Grant tried one of signature spectacular long distance efforts but sent the ball crashing wide instead.
Town had a couple late chances with a piece of individual brilliance from Long as he ghosted inside from the left flank but his angled effort was tipped away by Ripley with Bell wasting an opportunity in the box from the subsequent corner.
But it took an Oldham player to give Town the lead as Law diverted home. The goal galvanised Fleetwood and they nearly had a second as Long was sent one-on-one by a defence splitting Nirennold pass but he was flagged offside and Town had to settle for a 1-0 win.
Fleetwood: Cairns, Sowerby (Nirennold, 71), McLaughlin, Pond, Bolger, Bell, Dempsey (Cole, 55), Glendon, Grant, Hunter (Long, 76), Ball. Subs not used: Neal, Davis, Haughton, Roberts.
Oldham: Ripley, Law, Wilson, Burgess, Flynn (Banks, 76), McKay, Dummigan, Osei (Ladapo, 71) Clarke, McLaughlin, Green (Croft, 64). Subs not used: Kettings, Winchester, Edmundson, Fane.


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Our friend Gavin Bowman has a nice post over on CodeSnipers today about why MicroISV's blog.
He does a nice job of laying out the benefits of blogging for your small business. I'd add one more. Basically a good blog can lead to great connections within your industry. Not necessarily sales (though it has for me), but connections with other companies which can reap rewards not envisioned when you started your blog. Just by being "out there" you're giving yourself a big boost over the competition because if some other business is looking to work with a business like yours then you'll be much easier to find then the competition. In addition, they'll be an easy and effective way for the interested parties to find out more about you. Making that process easier lowers the barriers to them approaching you with ideas and that can only be a good thing.
Update: This doesn't really belong in this post and I've linked to it before, but I really love what Gavin does with the MicroISV digest. Great stuff Gavin!


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Bill Wyman Signature metal detector
"Metal detecting is not just for anoraks or eccentrics; it's probably the best and most enjoyable way of learning about our history," says ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman. So much so, that Bill Wyman has designed a metal detector with a unique appeal to children that has won praise from the likes of Richard And Judy.
"My Bill Wyman Signature Detector is lightweight, easy to use and affordable – yet has significant performance levels. It is the ideal metal detector for anyone starting out treasure hunting."
The Bill Wyman Signature Detector is a lightweight treasure finding instrument ideal for newcomers to detecting of all ages – and features all the latest developments in location technology. It is child's play to use, and you don't have to worry about technical controls.
There's a special setting to optimise performance as a beach metal detector and a brilliant dual-tone facility that actually separates metal detecting targets into 'good' and 'bad' so that you can decide if they are worth digging up or not! You won't find this combination of features anywhere else.
That's because this thoughtful design is the crystallisation of Bill Wyman's many years of metal detecting success – a success he's keen for others to share.
You can use the Bill Wyman signature metal detector straight from the box – you simply switch it on to put yourself well and truly on the road to treasure-hunting success.
To unearth more about Bill's metal detector, visit www.billwymandetector.com
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Read your article in Minerva Magazine and it left me wanting to read more about your finds. Very very fascinating and interesting. I'm a civil war reenactor and frequent battlefields and ghost towns in the western United States. I've done some excavations with the Glendale Community College in Arizona some years ago while taking archaeology classes. I'm thinking it's time I look into a metal detector and the one you've designed seems as though it would do the trick. Hope you publish more articles on your finds along with some photos, would love to one day see your finds if ever they were to come to the States. Jenny Smith2↑
Where can I get one my dad had one, now it's my turn.
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Here's a sneaky peek at the latest KS customer wish list ideas, which have been included in the next software release. This will hit the live site in the spring. In no particular order..
Task 1
I'd love to have the ability to store some of my group comparisons to avoid have to re-create them all the time. I know I can save them as PDF's, but they're always changing a bit, and I check them as requests for info, or I want to look at one or more. (NB this relates to the Results > Group Comparisons page).
Task 2
Is it possible to have 3 options for the wording that goes on the email invitations? For example one for staff, one for interviewees, plus one other? Add more than one option for custom text on the Settings > Test Invite page. Maybe add a drop-down with 'Invite 1, Invite 2, Invite 3'. Selecting the different option in the drop-down causes the different text to display.
Task 3
In the default KS test invite, there's a "click here" link that points to the video overview of test taking; however, I don't see any HTML code available to add another link to the default invite. Can another one be added? Essentially, we'd like to point to our internal information page.
Task 4
Is there any future hope of allowing groups to be shared between Users and Results? i.e. if you create a group or dynamic group on the Users > Users page, is there a way to re-create this group on the Results > Data page (without having to build it again from scratch)? Maybe 'import' popups on the Users and Results > Data pages to achieve this.
Task 5
When an assessment is shown as "In Progress" on the Invites > History page, is there a way to see how much has been done without opening the assessment? i.e. can I roll over the invite and be able to tell how many questions have been answered? Or a percentage complete value?
Task 6
Add an extra setting in 'Settings' for customising the test start page. Allow admins to customise the appearance of the test start page. Offer the option to enter our own custom text. One of the fields carries the KS default text (from the test intro). Allow admin to choose where this appears. Another field will be the KS note about tests with a time limit. Admins also choose where this appears.
Task 7
Is there a way to suppress the usernames from the various graphical reports generated in the Results pages? I'd like to provide these graphs with just the data points themselves. Make the charts anonymous.
Task 8
Can we add a filter on the Invites > History page, which allows admins to search on the main user list and provide a sub-list of users who have not been sent any invites at all? Add a new item in the filter at the top of the page called, 'Invite not sent yet'.
Task 9
Add to Dynamic Groups for users/invites/results the ability to filter by status (i.e. Interviewee/Employee/Ex-employee). Add Dynamic Group filtering to Invite History (plus the above new fields).
Task 10
Swap 'Skip question' & 'Request training' buttons over on the test UI, to help avoid users skipping questions by accident.
Task 11
If the 'Skip question' button is disabled, can you remove the corresponding blue square on the navigator key?
Task 12
Add an advisory which is triggered if a user enters too many answers for pick list question types (not too few). It says: 'This question has a maximum of x correct answer choices'. Otherwise the pick list marking awards zero for too many answer entries, which might be considered a bit harsh.
Task 13
In the admin dashboard, add a new csv export button on the Results > Data page which displays the info from the user data capture pages (at the start and end of a test). Can we see some new search fields, which allow results to be filtered, based on these user data capture fields? i.e. job title, industry, self rating value, etc.
We are grateful to everyone who provides feedback on the KS user experience. Whether it is an idea for a new admin dashboard feature. Or pointing out occasional bugs and errors which crop up during live testing. Both are hugely valuable to us and much appreciated. Special thanks to HOK, Cox, Purcell, RTKL, Pennoni and Evolve for the majority of these excellent service improvement suggestions. We'll keep you updated, as the dev approaches a go-live date.
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Beem Cube Collection Single Hook
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A towel hook designed to square perfection from Miller for the Beem Cube collection. The hook simply pokes out from the wall. It has a segment cut out for towels with hanging hooks that make it more practical to hang them oven the hook without slipping off. A typical bathroom accessory with a stylish chrome finish. Manufactured in Miller's home country of Sweden.
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- 60mm x 60mm backplate.
- Chrome finish.
- Diameter of 55mm
- Single hanging towel hook
- Miller Fine Bathrooms
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I finally managed to reach you in my archives rereading trials, and let me tell you this:
Carson Raycraft, you have DEFINITELY found your wacky again.
The strips since the Great Escape have been BANG-ON, man! Your joke timing has improved magnificently, your use of wacky has been shining like polished bald heads, an dthe current storylines have been absolutely KICKASS.
Damn, but you deserve accolades, cars! Uber-kickass stuff, man!! ^_^

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Beef Recipes
Beef Sirloin Tri-Tip Roast Recipe
If you're having trouble cooking red meat to perfect doneness, this recipe is for you because I believe it's fool-proof. I used a bottom sirloin tri-tip roast and marinated it overnight. To ensure the meat is properly seasoned, I placed a spicy marinade (I used homemade chili garlic sauce from last summer, onion purée, maple syrup and cinnamon) in a bag and vacuum-sealed it. The following day, I seared the meat to create an outer crust and the juice remained inside for optimum tenderness. The meat roasted in the oven until the probe thermometer indicated the right internal temperature.
It was quite a large piece of meat; if wrapped properly, you can carve the meat and make the best roast beef sandwich the next day! For all you beef lovers out there, don't forget, La Cense Beef is offering a special deal to Pham Fatale readers. You can get $20 off 8 10-ounce ribeye steaks, plus 1 lb of free meatballs, all with free shipping! If that's too much meat for you, La Cense is also offering $10 off 4 10-ounce ribeye steaks. The offer ends soon, so take advantage of it now if you need steaks from Valentine's Day, or for any other special occasion you might be planning!
The top photo was taken the following day.
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Butter Steak Recipe (Alain Ducasse)
If you're a regular reader, you know that I often tend toward the exotic or indulgent in my recipes. But at heart, I'm a steak and mashed potatoes kind of girl. I had an organic, grass fed, La Cense Beef ribeye steak that was just begging to be cooked, and today was as good a day as any to treat myself to a juicy steak.
I used French chef Alain Ducasse's method of basting the meat with a generous amount of butter and cloves of fresh garlic. The beef is served in style with a sauce chasseur (mushroom wine sauce), as if I were eating at Alain Ducasse's restaurant. It's a pretty simple meal, and since the meat is of such high quality, why mess with the flavors too much?
What with diaper changing, baths for my baby daughter and a little work out in between I've been exhausted, so I thought this delicious steak was well-deserved. Don't you agree? Now if I could only get all the vegetarians in our household (namely my husband Lulu), to give it a try. They don't know what they're missing out on!
And don't forget to enter our La Cense Beef Giveaway. Entering is easy — just leave your email address below! I'll be choosing one winner at random. You have one more day (until this Friday, January 27th at 12pm PT) to enter. Good luck everyone! Plus, La Cense is offering a special deal to Pham Fatale readers. You can get $20 off 8 10-ounce Ribeye Steaks, plus 1 lb of free meatballs, all with free shipping ($157.48)! If that's too much meat for you, La Cense is also offering $10 off 4 10-ounce Ribeye Steaks ($71.24). La Cense Beef is 100% grass fed, with no hormones or antibiotics.
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Ginger Citrus Rib-Eye Steak Soft Tacos (Steak Taco Recipe)
My husband Lulu is a huge 49ers fan. Being French, I've had to start from scratch and learn a lot about American football. I've actually started enjoying watching the games, though I wish they wouldn't hit each other so hard! We watched the incredible playoff game last weekend and Lulu was screaming for joy when Alex Smith connected with Vernon Davis for the winning touchdown. The 49ers face the New York Giants in the NFC Championship this weekend, and Lulu is looking forward to watching the Niners advance to the Super Bowl.
We're having some people over to watch the game, so I created a meal that would fit the party, but with my own personal touch. For the main course, I made small plates of rib-eye steak soft tacos. To start, I seared the steaks after applying a ginger citrus rub. Once the steaks have a good crust, I glazed the meat with a spicy peach chutney. The soft tacos itself is layered with peach chutney, pickled mushrooms, sliced beef steak, shrimp and sour cream. The flavors were amazing and making this dish gave me plenty of ideas for what to serve for the Super Bowl when Lulu has all his buddies (and wives) over. I'll share some of the dishes I come up with over the next couple of weeks.
I used La Cense Beef in this dish, and if you want to recreate it for your own Super Bowl party, La Cense is offering a special deal to Pham Fatale readers. You can get $20 off 8 10-ounce Ribeye Steaks, plus 1 lb of free meatballs, all with free shipping ($157.48)! If that's too much meat for you, La Cense is also offering $10 off 4 10-ounce Ribeye Steaks ($71.24). La Cense Beef is 100% grass fed, with no hormones or antibiotics. I've had the privilege of trying their Prime Rib Roast as well as the Ribeye, and the flavor is out of this world. It's truly nothing like the beef you get from your local supermarket. So if you're planning to do something special for the Super Bowl, or if you just want to have a really nice steak dinner, definitely take advantage of this deal.
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Ground Beef Stuffing Recipe
If you're Vietnamese, you've probably heard your mom say "tội chết" ("dreadfully sinful" in Vietnamese) in regards to wasting food. The lesson was definitely hammered into me, and now that I'm an adult, I intend to follow in my mom's footsteps and teach the same values to my daughter.
I love Acme brand green onion slab bread. It's very flavorful, moist and delicious. I went a little over-board buying 4 loaves at Costco. I made panini sandwiches the day before and had one left-over on the kitchen counter. Today, my goal was to come up with a creative way to use it all. I made stuffing using the onion bread with ground beef, artichoke hearts, tomato paste and mozzarella cheese. I moistened the bread with beef stock I had stored in the freezer. It makes a wonderful one-dish meal once the little casserole dish is heated and broiled in the oven. And if the slightly stale bread didn't have green onion in it, I could have made pain perdu (french toast) as well!
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Prime Rib Roast Recipe
It's December! Hard to believe there's only one month left in 2011, huh? If you're planning on hosting a holiday dinner, a flavorful prime rib roast might be the centerpiece you're looking for at your holiday feast. The preparation of the meat is relatively simple and requires no marinating time. The key to success is to measure the internal temperature (135-140 degrees F) to guarantee proper doneness. The cooking time varies and isn't necessarily an indicator of a perfectly cooked prime rib.
I wanted to give my prime roast rib an Asian flair, so I seasoned it with kaffir lime leaves, miso paste, red chili powder and fresh ginger. I rubbed the meat with the mixture and roasted it until the thermometer indicated the right internal temperature. You could of course add your favorite flavors here, but I think because of the high quality of this cut of meat, you should stick to the old adage that less is more. It's a simple, yet very tasty recipe that ensures a succulent and extremely tender prime rib. I finished the dish by broiling the crust for added crispy, intense flavor. It's hard to mess this one up!
We've done several giveaways this year, and they've been a lot of fun. I wanted to do something special for December, and the Advent Calendars (Calendrier de l'Avent in French) of my childhood came to mind. Each day, I would tear open the corresponding day on the calendar box and claim a little present (usually a little toy or a chocolate). It was so exciting! I thought we could count down the days in the same manner and showcase some really high quality products. With that in mind, the 25 Days of Giveaway project was born.
We're kicking off the season with La Cense Beef and their Four-Bone Prime Rib Roast, which is exquisitely marbled and oh-so tender. La Cense Beef is grass fed and carries no hormones, no antibiotics, no pesticides and is dedicated to restoring the place of nutrient-dense foods in our diet. The beef is intensely flavored with an almost natural "herb-y" flavor. You should really give it a try, and if you enter the contest, you just might win one! Can't wait? Buy a Four Bone Prime Rib Roast and get 4 pounds of beef burger free! A Pham Fatale Exclusive!
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The First Fantastic Four Trailer Is Finally Here!
After months of waiting, the first trailer for Josh Trank's Fantastic Four is finally here and it's absolutely not what we expected. Featuring the dark, emotive voice over that appears to be so on-trend right now, the trailer focuses on the origins of the movie's four stars, but it's what happens in the latter stages that was really eye-catching.
If Trank and Fox wanted to distance themselves from the the 2005 and 2007 Fantastic Four movies, they've gone the right way about it. This trailer couldn't be more tonally different from Tim Story's movies if it tried. Dark, gritty, emotive, it's clear that Fox have taken a page out of Marvel's playbook and created a real sense of dread and terror for their heroes to deal with. There's no sign of the childish antics from the first two movies here, and while I'm not completely sold on it, this teaser was far better than I imagined it would be.
Josh Trank recently revealed that he wanted this movie to be "Cronenbeg-ian", stating that he wanted to make The Fantastic Four feel more like a science fiction film. That much is evident from this trailer, with half the shots focusing on its spacesuited heroes, and scientific facilities. Science is a huge part of the Fantastic Four franchise, and it's reassuring to see that being recognized by the movie's creators.
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It's the month for Love. We don't go all out for Valentines Day with decorations or goodies, but we do recognize it with a few fun crafts and snacks on the actual day. Like what?
- Reading "I Love You to God & Back" at bedtime.
- Making these Loaded Cookie Bars
- Using our finger prints to make this Valentine Tree craft.
- Sending these Valentines to Mothers Day Out and Homeschool Co-Op.
Make sure you snag this FREE Valentines Day printable to decorate with in your home or school room.
Happy Valentines Day!
Meghan Tucker loves God, her amazing husband, and three rambunctious boys. Nashville, TN is her home and she loves being a southerner. Meghan describes herself as a Christian, Homeschooling Mom, Adoption Advocate, Photo Snapper, Blogger, Encourager, and Prayer Warrior. She loves to blog about keeping a home, her faith, traveling with kids, and homeschooling. Her favorite things are: sweet tea, her Nikon, traveling, and cooking. She co-founded Hip Homeschool Moms and blogs at MeghanTucker.com. Follow her on Twitter @MeghanTucker


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According to a recent study by GoEuro, the U.S. ranks 19th of 20 countries surveyed in high-speed rail. One might quibble with how they calculated it, but nevertheless, the U.S. has basically no high-speed rail, and an ageing and limited standard rail system. At present, people are transported long distances principally in private automobiles and aircraft, while approximately 70% of freight is moved by trucks. While there are some in-city heavy rail systems, this post focuses on long-distance transportation.
Passenger rail come in two basic flavors, standard and high-speed although the line between the two is a bit fuzzy. Standard rail runs at speeds of up to ~100 mph (apologies to non-U.S. readers for the units), averaging 50-60 mph, while high-speed rail is usually defined by top speeds in excess of 150 mph, with systems such as the French TGV averaging speeds between 150 mph and 170 mph depending on the route. Note that even standard rail typically travels at near freeway speeds, while high-speed rail vastly outstrips the speeds safely attainable by consumer vehicles. Freight rail is usually only run on standard tracks, but there's no intrinsic reason it couldn't be run on high-speed rail if that turned out to be cost-effective (I doubt it).
Next, we can look at the relative energy efficiencies of various modes of transport: The US Transportation Energy Data Book indicates that moving 1 passenger 1 mile by train requires 2,435 BTU, compared to an average of 3,600 BTU for private vehicles. The difference in energy costs for moving a ton of freight is even more drastic: trucking cargo takes 3,357 BTU per ton-mile, compared to only <i>289</i> for freight rail. This measure is fuel-neutral, but even assuming that rail lines continue to be run entirely on diesel, the reduction in greenhouse emissions from switching back to rail freight would be enormous, and it would be far easier to retrofit a relatively small number of locomotives for alternate energy sources than millions of semi trucks.
But wait, I hear you cry, what about the cost of it all? Well, I'll answer you that: Dual track standard rails cost around $3 million per mile to lay in flat, relatively unoccupied terrain, about the same as a mile of 2 lane (for obvious reasons)blacktop highway in similar conditions (Costs go up rapidly in mountainous or populated regions, but both modes increase by similar factors. In many cases the actual cost for either mode run as high as $25-30 million.). High-speed rail costs far more per mile of track , running around $30 million per mile, but offers considerable benefits by comparison. Leaving aside the benefits in greenhouse gas reduction, the cost of laying the rails or roads is only a fraction of the total costs, and not just to the public purse. While 'fiscal conservatives' scream about tax money going to rail lines, they ignore the extra costs to the taxpayer of using that money for roads instead: the cost of having to own a car to get anywhere*. There's the price of the vehicle, there's insurance, gas, maintenance, repairs, and it's all coming out of your personal pocket with no way to spread the impact. If transit proposals raise your tax bill by less than ~$8,000 per year, you'll still save money over owning a car yourself (~$13,000 if you drive an SUV).
An addition problem faced by passenger rail in the U.S. (And a not insignificant problem for freight rail) is that a large portion of existing U.S. rails are privately owned by freight lines, and Amtrak (the U.S. passenger rail service) has to rent space on them and defer to freight trains, which wreaks havoc with their scheduling. This is only one of many areas in which the U.S. persists in the extremely ill-advised practice of allowing for-profit companies to own and operate infrastructure, to the general detriment.*
In sum, the correct course of action would be to a)nationalize all existing railroads in the U.S., and b) sink a very large sum of money into expanding the rail network, and c)build high-speed rail lines connecting every population center in the country above 200,000 people.
*This is worth an article itself, probably, and will also be mentioned a lot in other infrastructure articles.


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The second Silver Palate book (the first one was a runaway best seller with more than 700,000 copies sold) fits right in with the yuppie genre cookbooks. This means that you will be inspired to cook, cook, cook (whether or not you do the cooking yourself) for good looks and impressing friends.
And what you get are ideas, ideas, ideas for giving your party menu a touch you would never have thought of in a million years: pasta with toasted bread crumbs, baked lima beans with gingersnaps, chicken legs stuffed with couscous, chicken chili, Bloody Mary soup, goat cheese popovers, arugula souffle, Mexican egg salad, rhubarb sorbet. Silly things that seem, in this age, to speak to a wide, affluent audience.
In fairness to the authors, they have gone one step further by making the book fun to read. There are numerous tips on handling food, decorating a table, garnishing a dish. There are ingredient definitions, famous quotations, restaurant recommendations--a hodgepodge of information that makes using this cookbook more like reading a joke book.


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If you've been following along for a while I think you'll notice the way I jump from doing one thing to another. For a spell I might be obsessed with embroidery, and everything I post about will be related to that. Then I'll get into bookbinding, and embroidery will sort of fall by the wayside. Lately I've been into drawing and painting, to the exclusion of everything else. To someone following this blog (and who probably subscribed because he/she really enjoyed seeing just that one dimension of creative expression I happened to be working on at the time) this hopscotching back and forth probably seems really capricious , undependable, and erratic…a kind of craziness.
The funny thing about this is that, for me, there is almost no difference between painting, stitching, sewing clothes, or binding pages together. For one thing, the principles you absorb by doing one craft or art form are carried over into all your making. The mind is not a hard drive and can't be partitioned so definitely. Hands practiced at one form of work will take what they know—that sensitivity, that intuition—and apply it to the next task.
A line is a line is a line…you seek variety and expressiveness when you make a line, be it in ink or thread. In all practices a line can be a dot that went for a walk; it can be an arrow that shows the way, or a guide that leads the eye; it can be a road, or a boundary, an edge, a bridge across an abyss, an umbilical cord, a ball of thread that will take you into the labyrinth, and then lead you back out again.
Layers can be pages, can be leaves, wings, curtains, veils. They can speak about concealment and revelation, can talk about light and shadow, about translucency, about juxtaposition, about sequence, story, the what-happened-next, what-lies-behind-the-next-hill, and who is the monster a the end of this book? Ultimately, all are statements about the passage of time.
Ideas about form, space, edges, progression, texture, the what-ness of the material, its intrinsic qualities, its limitations and how to push the material beyond those limitations, are all part of some greater, all-encompassing journey to expression of Being…to integrity, or maybe even some kind of Truth.
Jude Hill's What If Diaries approach to making is a key that unlocks the door to a thousand doors. It's a marvelous question, hanging there in the space around your work table when you are trying to push your own boundaries, trying to give birth to monsters or gods. Just by reading her own posts, where she asks "What if…?" over and over, like a mantra, you absorb the habit of asking the same thing of yourself.
When you finally stop trying to imitate Jude's work (a natural compulsion, but you won't get anything of your own out of it…Jude asks "What if?" and dives off a cliff, and you just follow along hanging on to her coat tails?) and really start to ask your own What Ifs, magic happens. Things come into being. And they are yours. Rough, maybe, or too plain, but the making gives delight, and the thing made is something new (to you, anyway). And from there you see other doors…directions, a fork in the path. I could go this way with it…or I could go that…
Holding firmly onto the end, toss imagination's ball of string out in front of you, and let it unroll down the path, around the bend, and out of sight. Now reel yourself in.
I stopped making lists and thinking about things, yesterday, and decided to do something physical. Scoured the boat for whatever white-ish fabrics I had (for the Whispering Whites part of the Diaries) and found 10 meters of white cotton gauze (I was going to make a mosquito net, once upon a time), a few bits and pieces of lace, crochet, and damask, some brand new ladies handkerchiefs, those stained white bedsheets I dug out of some hotel's rubbish, and some great triangular cotton bandages from an Army First Aid kit.
I decided:
To heck with looking for fabrics that carry memories for me, those colonial drawn thread and fillet lace gowns or rotting church veils, some bride's trousseau or the doilies my grandmother made…I don't want to build an altar to the past. I want to work with my head and heart firmly planted in the present, and push out from here. Synthetic organza? Poly-linen? Fusible web and spray-on adhesive? Wire to give structure and form? Acetate for strength that lets light through? Sure, why not, if these are what I have and know how to use? I firmly believe that if women of the 19th century had access to these things, they would have made no bones about using them, too. They were practical women.
Also, as with everything else that I do, I will dance my wild hopscotch between painting, paper craft, printmaking, sewing, embroidery, and anything else I care to add into the mix. Because I am not partitioned. 🙂
What if the thing I love the most about white fabric is the way that light glows through and around the fabric, and shadows or silhouettes of varying intensities are the counterpoint to that luminosity? What if white could become a vessel for light? What if I worked with the idea of vessels and three-dimensional space, rather than stick to the flat Nine Patch?
The Nine Patch squared?
The Nine Patch cubed?
*eyes wide* OHHH………
Origami balloon, made from a single square cotton handkerchief, four seams, and some tiny, tiny stitches to keep it from opening up.
There it goes! My ball of string, jouncing along down a hillside and out of sight. I'm off after it. See you later!


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"The death of the body is accompanied by less agony than the death of the ego, the false self.
The death of the ego is a tearing away of everything we imagine to be solid, a crumbling of the walls we have built to hide behind.
It means the death of everything we have learned to be, all the thoughts and projections that so enamored us in the past and created someone for us to be in the future.
When all we have imagined ourselves to be is allowed to die, everything is seen in its essentially empty, impermanent nature.
We realize and experience the superficiality of the separate self we have clung to so long.
We experience the deep satisfaction of no one to protect and no one to be...The mind and heart coincide in loving surrender and clear acceptance of what is."
~Stephen Levine
* Yes, I see the typo where the 's' has been left out of 'myself'. Perhaps it is a sign of having loosened the grip of ego: moving from being myself to my-elf. I kind of like that, so why not allow myself to be myelf! One character removed from myself could mean the weakening of ego, don't you think? Would you like to join me in being an elf instead of a self today?


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When you hear the words Minnesota tourism, I doubt that the northern suburbs of the Twin Cities comes immediately to mind. But that's the impression one firm hopes to change in their taxpayer funded marketing campaign. Nine metro cities must decide if they will move forward with the proposed budget increase to fund the newly formed "Twin Cities Gateway" organization. Stay tuned for any news from the nine-city coalition. We'll let you know when to pack up the cooler, too, as you drive the Family Truckster to Friendly Fridley.
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The folks at MN2020 seem to be forgetting that Delta pulled service from St. Cloud in late 2009 because of weak customer demand, and that despite a recent $5 million terminal renovation and $750,000 boarding bridge to nowhere (built with federal funds), the airport is still without commercial service. Maybe taxing and spending isn't the answer this time.
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"Improvise and Overcome" is the motto of saxophonist David Hillyard, who is known for his work with THE SLACKERS, THE DONKEYS, RANCID, HEPCAT, SKINNERBOX and STUBBORN ALL-STARS. He has had many ups and downs in his 20 year music career but his musical vision has endured; a burning mix of jazz, reggae, ska, and African percussion. His solos soar like a kite on a windy day. They dart to and fro, exploring the different colors of the music, reveling in the sunshine of his rhythm section. This free spirit is captured in his most recent cd, "Way Out East", a live cd, recorded on his 2004 European tour. Dave has always been frustrated with the artificiality of the studio. At his gigs, he feels free to play anything. To try anything. This infectious freedom and joy is something that "Way Out East" revels in. Dave is obsessed with finding his own sound in the world and maybe he's finally discovered it.
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A fly fishing wife is a special find. Mine introduced me to fly-fishing too many years ago. Her latest gift, a new tying table. I'm glad the wood is "distressed" with saw marks and lodgepole pine. I won't feel so bad when I either drill a hole for the Norvise, or clamp the Renzetti on […]
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March 12, 2006
DENVER, COLORADO (March 12, 2006) - The #12 ranked Denver men's lacrosse team scored six unanswered goals in the second half and erased a 5-2 Sacred Heart lead to post a 10-6 over the Pioneers Sunday afternoon. SHU led 4-2 at the half and 6-4 midway through the third quarter but where shut out over the last 22 minutes of action to remain winless at 0-4 on the year.
Sacred Heart was out shot heavily all game, 50-26, and struggled clearing the ball, finishing just 21 of 34. Much of the Pioneer's struggles came in the second half as 28 of their 45 turnovers came in the third and fourth quarters combined.
The Pioneers jumped up early on the 12th-ranked DU Pioneers, scoring three times but the halfway point of quarter one. Junior Mike Collins (Auburn, NY) scored his first goal in a Pioneer uniform at 10:34 off a feed from Brendan McAuley (Hicksville, NY).
SHU senior Kiel Adams (Rome, NY) made it 3-0 with scores at 6:55 and 6:23 to keep the Pioneer momentum going while also marking the first time this season Denver has trailed at home. DU would crack the scoring column at 4:50 of the first on Michael Goltra's third of the season and then cut the SHU lead to 3-2 on Ryan Zordani's sixth marker of the year.
Sacred Heart got the final tally of the quarter as freshman Bobby Karl (Clifton Park, NY) beat the halftime horn with a goal with 24 seconds left to send the Pioneers into the break up 4-2.
Pioneer goalkeeper, senior Jim Millhausen (Arnold, MD) made his first career start on Sunday and turned in nine saves on 28 Denver shots in the first half.
SHU's Peter Greco (Hamburg, NY) wasted little time adding to the Pioneer lead, scoring at 13:58 of the third from Tony Tanzi (Mahopac, NY). From there, Denver's offense began to find its scoring legs. Brandon Barcus scored his eighth and ninth of the season back-to-back to cut the Sacred Heart led to 5-4. The Pioneers answered on Tanzi's only goal of the day at 6:53, marking the final score of the day for SHU.
Denver cut back to within one, 6-5, at 4:24 on Todd Ruport's fifth and then tied it a mere six seconds later on a Geoff Snider tally. Another from Ruport plus an Adam Goodwin score carried Denver into the final quarter ahead 8-6 and then tacked on two more in the final 15 minutes en route to the 10-6 win.
Seven different Denver players scored in the win as they improve to 4-1 on the year. Snider, Barcus and Ruport each had a pair of goals and Ryan Shaughnessy added two assists.
In addition to Adams' two goals, Karl finished with a goal and two assists Greco and Tanzi had a score and an assist each.
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M&J came to visit! {Saturday}
Hubby's bestie, Mark, came for a visit.
I tell you---he & Hubby are two peas in a pod.
Jana, his wife, kept joking, "We'll give you guys some privacy if y'all want a room."
It was sooooo great to see them!
We last saw them when Gage was little. Like a year old.
It's really been about 3 years now.
Anyway----they used to live in ATL, but they've just recently moved back to Texas, and we're mentally making big plans to visit them this Summer in San Antonio! Hello, Alamo! Here we come!
They are up in Big D for a whirl-wind weekend of visiting family & friends, and guess what? We got them first!!!
We had fun playing Catch Phrase, and just catching up. J's gone back to school. M's an architect, and studying for...something. A big test I think. I forget what it's called. And M&J will probably just laugh at my architect-lingo-incompetence here in this section.
That's okay. I willingly laugh at myself.
Pics from the evening:
{Playing Catch Phrase...I believe Hubby was trying to get Mark to guess "bootleg"}
The big Losers!...I mean, Winners. {I'm still convinced they cheated.}
We all had such a great time, and stayed up way past our bedtime.
M&J----we enjoyed it! Come again!!!


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"Cameo Lover" is a song by New Zealand singer-songwriter and guitarist Kimbra from her debut studio album, Vows. The song was released in New Zealand and Australia as the album's second single on 29 March 2011. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2011 Kimbra won 'Best Female Artist' for the single, and it was nominated for 'Best Video'. The song, written by Kimbra, was nominated for 'Song of the Year' at the 2012 APRA Music Awards.
On 15 July 2011, the song won the 2011 Vanda & Young Songwriting Competition, with the third song, "Somebody That I Used to Know", by Gotye. Earlier that year, Gotye had first noticed Kimbra when both were short-listed as finalists for the competition. Gotye subsequently invited Kimbra to feature as the lead female vocalist on his recording of "Somebody That I Used to Know".
The song was free on iTunes for the week of 22 May 2012.
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The website launched this morning (22 August) and marks new territory for Barbour, as the brand has previously sold its products online via a third party site called Barbour by Mail.
User experience, design and front-end build were handled by digital agency Nation, while Sceneric is handling the back end functionality.
An ecommerce rollout to Barbour's other European markets is expected next year, while a
The ecommerce rollout comes following a restructure of Barbour's marketing function, which saw Paul Wilkinson appointed to head up the global marketing team with responsibility for branding PR and digital marketing.
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Alexandria Risinger is a trial attorney with diverse experience. She has worked on cases involving serious injuries, car wrecks, work place injuries, truck wrecks, medical negligence and products liability.
She has been recognized for her work with such honors as the Million Dollar Advocate and the Multimillion Dollar Advocate. She is a member of the Dallas Trial Lawyers Association and Texas Trial Lawyers Association.
After earning her law degree from Baylor University School of Law with a specialization in trial work, she immediately came to work at Sommerman, McCaffity, Quesada & Geisler. Alexandria Risinger has been doing competitive debate since she was 14 years old and says her heart has always been in fighting for her clients in the courtroom.
Alexandria grew up in Austin, Texas and went to school at University of Portland University in Portland, Oregon. After four years in the Northeast, she lived for a year teaching English in Seoul, South Korea, she decided to return to Texas to attend law school. Alexandria participated in Mock Trial and Moot Court at Baylor and was a Regional Mock Trial Finalist her 3L year.
Alexandria enjoys cooking, cross fit and traveling in her spare time. She has traveled to Morocco, Ghana, South Africa, Mauritius, India, Sweden, France, Spain, Italy, China, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, Korea (North and South), Venezuela, Mexico, British Virgin Islands, United Kingdom and Canada. Alexandria is married to her wonderful husband Damodara and has an Australian Shepherd puppy at home named "Loki". She is an active volunteer at the Dallas Urban Debate League.
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Tangy Tuscan Dressing
It goes in cycles - the craving for a certain type of dressing, I mean. Since salad is an every day affair, a variety of dressing and vinaigrette makes it enticing for me.
And, depending on my mood and ingredients, some combination of ingredients I make-up manages to deliver the perfect dressing while others are just so-so, still good but not enough to become a temporary obsession.
This Tangy Tuscan Dressing, inspired by the typically Tuscan flavors of tomatoes, oregano, basil, red peppers and garlic, is a recent
Of course, Fusion Cuisine being my signature, I do bring together flavors from other cuisines to personalize this dressing - especially Sambal Oelek, a prominent staple.
Adjust vinegar to oil ratio as preferred - the measurements below are just a start, an approximation. I usually taste the basic blend and then add a dash more of vinegar or salt or anything else as my taste directs. Add more water to make a thinner dressing; I prefer it thick and rich.
A bed of fresh crisp Romaine hearts or even good old green leaf lettuce dotted with goat cheese and Tangy Tuscan Dressing has been a favorite meal starter for a couple of weeks now, urging me to record this concoction.
¼ cup sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil (drain the oil)
¼ cup Pomegranate Red Wine Vinegar
2 to 3 Tbsp Balsamic Vinegar
2 to 3 Tbsp Wheat Germ
6 to 8 Tbsp Olive Oil
1 to 2 Tbsp Sambal Oelek
¼ cup Kalamata Olives
1 Tbsp Italian seasoning
1 tsp Smoked Paprika powder
¼ tsp Cumin powder
4 Tbsp chopped roasted red bell peppers
1 Tbsp Agave Nectar (more, if preferred)
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An edited interview with Robert Z. Lawrence, the Albert L. Williams Professor of International Trade and Investment at the Harvard Kennedy School. He is the co-author of the 2012 Harvard Business Review article "Shattering the Myths About U.S. Trade Policy."
President Obama emphasized reinvigorating American manufacturing in his State of the Union address, as well as boosting American exports. What do you make of his proposal?
The idea is important because we need demand in this economy in order to create jobs. Domestic demand is being constrained because our government is trying to get its fiscal house in order. Housing is depressed. Consumers are tapped out.
When you look around and ask where you get growth in this economy, one logical place to look is exports. That's well chosen as an objective. But when it comes to achieving the goal of doubling exports in five years [a goal Obama outlined in his 2010 State of the Union speech], we already did the easy part: because our exports were so depressed due to the global financial crisis, we saw growth in the first couple of years. But if you look at the last year, global financial exports have been very disappointing. He's not going to achieve his goal.
The real problem is slow growth in the rest of the world. At the end of the day, our exports are very dependent on two things, neither of which we have very good control over. The first is how rapidly our trading partners grow; a European crisis is not good for us. Slowdown in China and elsewhere is also not good for us.
The second big driver in our exports is our exchange rate — and not necessarily our exchange rate vis-à-vis China, which a lot of people point to. The truth is, we don't actually compete much with China in our export markets; it's mainly with the Europeans, the Canadians, the Japanese. We're selling sophisticated machinery, and so are the Japanese and Europeans.
What about Obama's emphasis on manufacturing and infrastructure?
The concrete thing I heard is that we want to improve our infrastructure, which is a good idea for a number of reasons — and it does raise costs to some degree for our exports. He also mentioned a plan for some sort of a stimulus to technological innovation, starting these manufacturing centers [like the one in Youngstown, Ohio].
That will make a contribution marginally, in my view. The real core questions are things like the way we tax companies. There is sort of a consensus that what we need to do is lower the corporate tax rate. In fact we have the worst of all worlds because we have a high tax rate at 35%, and then we give the firms a lot of deductions. At the margin, if you're thinking about the next dollar, it's going to be taxed at a high rate, and that discourages investment in the United States. And it discourages companies from bringing their money back to the United States.
It does seem to me that tax reform is a critical component of making ourselves more competitive.
He mentioned the tax code briefly in his speech, but do you think Obama has paid close enough attention to corporate tax reform in general?
This is an area where there could perhaps be a meeting of the minds between what the Republicans want and Obama wants. He has spoken about trying to get rid of the tax breaks that the oil companies get, for example. But I think we need a concrete proposal and leadership in that area. …
In an ideal world, what would that concrete plan look like?
You're corporate tax rate would be 20, 25%, and then the allowances and all the special parts of the program that allow for deductions would be eliminated.
There's also a very complex problem at the moment in the sense that companies keep their money abroad to escape U.S. taxation, and so that also needs to be confronted. Ideally, with a lower marginal rate, companies would have more incentive to bring it home, but you need to have some kind of program in place as well.
In your March 2012 HBR article, you unpack three myths about U.S. trade policy. Where do they sit now? Let's start with the first myth: that an open trade policy is the cause of manufacturing job losses.
We're still debating this one. … I really don't think manufacturing is the answer to our jobs problem. We've done studies where we look and say, how many jobs are embodied in the trade deficit? And we get a number like 2 million. That sounds like a lot of jobs.
But we have something like 150 million people in the U.S. labor force. So even a resilient manufacturing sector will not make a huge difference to our employment problems. That can only be solved with stimulating total spending within the economy. Demand is deficient and you need a strategy to fix that.
And even if we see a revitalization of the manufacturing sector, basically it's going to be built on high-tech and it's going to require high-skilled workers. The workers who were displaced are not going to be the ones who are re-employed in manufacturing, by and large, unless they have those skills.
Obama says we need to educate people so they can work these high-skilled jobs. But is this push not really going to solve the problem?
I think that 90% of the new jobs are actually not going to be in manufacturing. Yes, people need to get skills, but they aren't necessarily skills that are in manufacturing. What I missed in his speech was the strategy for the other 90% of the labor force.
Don't get me wrong; I'm not against stimulating manufacturing and stimulating exports and so on. But a jobs strategy has to be based on aggregate demand throughout the economy.
If exports are the future, some of the jobs may well come in manufacturing. But a lot of them will be in services. One-third of all our exports are services. In fact, we don't have a trade deficit in services. We're highly competitive in services. But we're still sort of looking in the rearview mirror when it comes to thinking about the structure of the economy.
While trade is part of the story, it's a relatively small part of the story as compared with the combination of rapid productivity in the growth of manufacturing — which means we need fewer and fewer workers — and the productivity that brings down the price of goods. But consumers aren't responsive enough to that falling price; what they do is that, when goods get cheaper, they buy services.
That's the big issue that's not recognized. Your iPhone got cheaper, but what did you do with your iPhone? You bought a whole lot of apps and paid Verizon for your telephone services. You've got a nice, big flat screen HD TV. But where's your money going? It's going to the cable company.
So the relative role of spending on goods is falling. Consumers are devoting more of their money to services. That's just a fact of life.
What about the second myth: that U.S. standards of living are falling and wage inequality is rising because of competition from developing countries?
The big story in inequality in the United States, and particularly in the last five years, is not between skilled workers and unskilled workers. All workers are doing poorly compared to profits. The big story is profits.
Another part of the story is the incomes of the very wealthy. It's a different kind of an inequality that you would expect if it was inequality based on competition with low-wage, emerging market economies.
I don't think that the dominant source of that inequality is the global force. It may have something to do with it, but the bigger factor is that we have a deeply depressed economy and a deeply depressed labor market.
Then there's the third myth: that growth in emerging markets like China and India are why we have higher oil prices?
I still think that the dominant story, if you take the big picture, is a failure of supply in developed countries to grow. And that is changing, particularly in respect to the U.S. We are moving much closer to becoming self-sufficient in oil.
Most Americans are worried about the high prices, and that won't be solved by United States self-sufficiency. Even if we weren't importing oil, our market would still be linked to the world market. If there's some problem in the Middle East that leads to higher oil prices, prices would still rise in the United States for gasoline as well. Otherwise, Americans would just ship the oil out.
So we don't buy protection from higher oil prices by being self-sufficient, but we do keep the money at home. And that's a difference.


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Book Review - The Adventure of Thomas the Turtle
By: Stuart Samuel
Illustrated by: Nathaniel Dailey
Publisher: Jupiter Scientific
Publication Date: July 2017
Reviewed by: Holly Connors
Review Date: April 9, 2018
Thomas is a very curious little turtle and his curiosity is about to send him on the adventure of a lifetime...
Thomas lives in a lovely pond with his sister Sally and mother Myrtle. The water is clear, the pond is surrounded by beautiful trees and grasses, and Thomas has a perfect rock to sun himself on when the weather is nice. What could be better?
Thomas likes to explore the pond but his mother has warned him about one very dangerous area - the "forbidden region" - because of what happened to Thomas's father there. Myrtle explains that his father, along with his eleven brothers went out to explore one day but unfortunately, Thomas's father went off to that area and was never seen again. Under no circumstances was Thomas allowed to go there - ever. Of course, we all know how youngsters can be so curious and Thomas was no exception. When he decided to go explore the other side of the pond, with his mother's permission, things went well at first...
All went well with Thomas's explorations until one day he decided to venture too close to the area where his father had disappeared. He slowly, and cautiously, got closer and closer to the forbidden
The Adventure of Thomas the Turtle tells a good story about a curious turtle and how his explorations landed him in trouble. Readers will learn about the ideal turtle environment and what turtles like to eat. Youngsters will also learn additional turtle facts through Thomas's adventure such as how his shell became dry and hot as he struggled through a grassy hill in search of his pond - he couldn't be away from water for very long. There are points in the story where the narration and dialog are somewhat stilted because of the use of words or terms that are either a bit dated or are for a more mature reader. There is also a recurrent theme with the "forbidden region" and how "an evil force dwells among those waters" that may frighten very young children. It makes sense that the turtles would perhaps think such things since they wouldn't understand a waterfall, but young readers who are sensitive may not enjoy that aspect of the story. Overall, however, for youngsters who are eager to learn about turtles, this book may certainly fill that need.
Quill says: A nice story that teaches children a bit about turtles, their habitats and needs.


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This beauty features a solid East Indian rosewood body with a solid Sitka spruce top. The fretboard and bridge are black ebony. Vintage appointments include a slotted headstock which gives the guitar more snap, and such details as the old-style small logo, zigzag purfling on the back, butterbean tuner keys, herringbone top inlay, and diamond and squares fingerboard markers. Impeccably crafted in every detail, its tone is rich and balanced through all registers. Supplied with our Martin 'Heritage Centre' set-up and the full Martin Guitars UK Warranty and Guarantee.
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How to Dress For Kayaking
When you are going kayaking, there are probably going to be a bunch of different things that you keep in mind. You will know how to sit properly and how to use your paddles, you will keep your valuables with someone you trust and will never go kayaking alone because you know how dangerous it can be. But one thing that you might not be doing simply because you don't realize the importance of it is wearing the right clothes.
The thing is, when we dress for something we tend to dress based on the weather. This is human nature, so if you are going outdoors to have a good time and you know that the weather is nice and sunny, you might wear some shorts and a t shirt because this is what would keep you comfortable in this sort of weather. That is all well and good but you should realize that kayaking is a little different from things like hiking. This is because when you go kayaking, you are supposed to dress according to the temperature of the water. During late autumn and early spring, the weather might be warm but the water is still going to be quite cold. If you dress for sunny weather, chances are that you will catch a cold or will just generally be very uncomfortable while you are kayaking.
When you read inflatable kayak reviews online you would see a lot of people mentioning the importance of clothing. This is done for good reason, because so many people just don't realize how much difference there can be between the temperature of the water and the temperature of the air around you. Be careful and stay safe, kayaking is fun you wouldn't want to ruin your experience.


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PEZA launched Business and Investment Center in Davao
The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) launched its first business and investment center in Davao City to provide easy access to its investors and serve as 24/7 information hub. The PEZA Business and Investment Center is located at the Damosa I.T Park, the 1st PEZA-accredited I.T. Park in Southern Mindanao at the Damosa District.
PEZA Business and Investment Center's first order of operation will be to assist its members and future investors in processing permits both import and export, provide detailed services, such as document processing, and connecting them to other PEZA offices. PEZA's direction is geared towards promoting their mission of investment promotion, employment creation and export generation, making it a "One Stop Shop" branch here in Mindanao.
Part of PEZA's long term plans will be to develop the center by designating engineers, accreditors, examiners and an official from the Bureau of Customs to guide locators throughout the entire process. With the Davao branch, transactions can now be made easy for economic zones in Davao, aiding them in the pre-assessment process interlinking with the Regional PEZA office for VisMin (Visayas and Mindanao) in Mactan, Cebu. As an investment promotion and incentive-granting agency attached to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), PEZA is geared toward enabling investments in the region.
Currently, PEZA has over 365 Economic Zones nationwide and 3,916 locator companies from various public and private sectors from export, I.T., medical tourism, agro-industrial enterprises, logistics enterprises, facilities / utilities enterprises and developers of economic zones such as industrial estates, I.T parks and buildings, tourism zones, medical tourism parks and buildings, retirement zones, and agro-industrial zones. PEZA members are granted fiscal incentives ranging from Income Tax Holiday (ITH) or Exemption from Corporate Income Tax for export companies and non-fiscal incentives for export companies such as simplified import and export procedures.
In terms of economic growth, PEZA has already generated PHP 218.176 Billion in investments, USD 47.93 Billion for exports, and generated 1,360,342 employment opportunities in 2016. PEZA-accredited ecozones also promote community development through corporate social responsibility programs of its locators.
The PEZA Business and Investment Center opened last September 22, 2017 where Director General B/Gen Charito A. Plaza (AFPR) MNSA, PhD and Zone Administrator for Mactan and VisMin Mr. Sansaluna A. Pinagayao graced the event.


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The activities in Bruegel's painting Children's Games exist in simultaneous time, but the viewer's eyes pass from one game to another, through the perspectival space. This, of course, takes time, so the painting unfolds for the viewer in an indeterminate sequential time - each viewing can follow a different path. The thoughts and associations that generate the work in progress Children's Games are also in simultaneous time. Rhizomatically linked, they diverge and converge, finding different connecting points, layering accumulatively or thinning into rivulets and cul-de-sacs. The actual performance of Children's Games will exist in determined (on a macro-scale) sequential time, but should contain the idea of simultaneity. Cataloguing is one way of doing this, and Bruegel's work is, in a sense, a catalogue. Another type of time that runs through the painting is cyclical – seasons of the year, ages of life, rituals of marking time, rituals of marking the age of childhood. Childhood activities are "timeless", passing through time, oral tradition, changing but the same.
The story of the Wild Child of Avignon, on the other hand, is firmly rooted in a sequential structure of progression. The child begins as a savage and ends at civilization (or an approximation thereof). The system of training suggests improvement in a unitemporal direction. A telling of the story through words or images consists of a temporal compression – representing key moments in a series of transformations. Didactic sequential time…?
The horror film exists within screenal time – time out, mediated time. Repeatable time, re-screenable time.
The seance attempts to reach across time, magical time, the time of the written word.
This week in rehearsal we spent the time communicating non-verbally.
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Our activities and events fit within five broad categories:
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Some of the activities fall within a number of categories so do have a look around to find what you are looking for.
A full calendar of events is available here and we advertise our latest and current events here.
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Finnish Handwoven Carpet, 1930s
Finnish Handwoven Carpet, 1930s
Finland, ca. 1930s
Hand woven
FJ Hakimian Reference #22244
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- 1930-1939
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St. Cloud Police Looking for Driver After Hit-and-Run Downtown
ST. CLOUD - St. Cloud police are asking for your help as they search for the driver involved in a hit-and-run with a pedestrian.
The incident happened at about 2:30 a.m. this (Monday) morning on 5th Avenue South in downtown St. Cloud, in front of the Red Carpet.
A 27-year-old Waite Park man was found lying on the ground, after being struck by a 1994 Maroon Ford Taurus. The vehicle was left abandoned in the middle of the street. The victim was taken to St. Cloud Hospital with non life-threatening injuries.
The driver of the car hasn't been identified yet. Anyone who may have witnessed the incident, or who may know the person who was driving the car, is asked to contact St. Cloud Police at 251-1200 or Tri-County Crimestoppers at 255-1301.


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"So do not be afraid of them" post by Tim W.
In verse 26 Jesus states, "So do not be afraid of them." This verse works well in the context of 17-25, and 28-31; however, 26b-27 states, "There is nothing concealed that will not be disclosed, or hidden that will not be made known. What I tell you in the dark, speak in the daylight; what is whispered in your ears proclaim from the roofs" (NIV). So, verses 26-31 create ambiguity on the subject of why the disciples might fear. Verses 17-25 clearly demonstrate that declaring the Kingdom of Heaven will result in personal affliction and loss. Then, 26b-27 seems to indicate some fear other than personal antagonists who denounce the Kingdom of Heaven message. Finally, verses 28-31 shift the focus back to personal assurance of perseverance in the face of suffering. The options for fear seem to be: loss of personal safety (based on what will happen in 17-25), potential failure of the message (26b-27 seems much more concerned with the promulgation of their proclamation), or perhaps they would fear that their tormentors' actions may go unnoticed, and therefore unpunished?