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Take a look at our press releases archive of DHL news stories from 2010.
Deutsche Post DHL, the world's leading postal and logistics group, has today for the first time in its company history agreed upon a revolving syndicated credit facility with a consortium of German and international banks.
Deutsche Post DHL, the leading mail and logistics service provider, will finish 2010 having sent around a billion Go Green shipments of letters, parcels and express deliveries. That is about a third more than last year.
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UN OCHA) and Deutsche Post DHL, the world's leading post and logistics service provider, renewed on Tuesday their successful partnership, started in 2005, for another three years.
The world's leading mail and logistics company, Deutsche Post DHL, is initiating its own climate protection project.
Deutsche Post DHL, the world's leading postal and logistics group, intends to significantly increase its earnings in the coming years and become the industry's trendsetter in profitability as well.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, has become the Official Logistics Partner to the Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12, one of the world's most prestigious sailing events in the world.
Deutsche Post DHL, the leading logistics service provider and the international, not-for-profit network, Teach For All, will work together on a global basis. The aim of this global partnership is to improve educational equality and the quality of education throughout...
The 2010 Formula One World ChampionshipTM was decided at the very last Grand Prix of the season with a dominant race of Sebastian Vettel, who is now the sports youngest World Champion ever.
Despite a slight decline in the MAIL division, also resulting from a regulatory change in value-added tax that took effect in July, consolidated revenue rose 13.9 percent to EUR 12.8 billion driven by strong growth generated by all three DHL divisions.
The pursuit of sustainability will transform the logistics industry, both in terms of its business model as well as the range of advanced solutions and technologies that will be used by logistics service providers.
The world's leading logistics services provider Deutsche Post DHL has been listed again in the leading capital market indices: Dow Jones Sustainability World Index, Dow Jones Sustainability Europe Index and FTSE4 Good Global Index.
Nepal will be the latest beneficiary of the disaster preparedness program launched last year by Deutsche Post DHL and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). The so-called "Get Airports Ready for Disaster" program (GARD) aims to prepare airports and staff...
In the wake of a continuing difficult situation caused by nationwide flooding, Pakistan is still dependent on international assistance and efficient logistics support at the airport in Islamabad.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, has returned to the runways in New York City for the eighth consecutive season as the official logistics provider for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.
The DRT will provide its services pro bono in close cooperation with the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UN OCHA).
In view of the consequences of the devastating wildfires in Russia, local DHL employees provided their active support in delivering essential goods such as clothes, food, household items and stationery to the affected people.
DHL Disaster Response Team will assist to handle incoming relief goods at Islamabad airport
Deutsche Post DHL, the world's leading postal and logistics group, generated double-digit revenue growth in the second quarter of this fiscal year, strongly accelerating the growth rate compared to the first quarter.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, and The Logistics Institute - Asia Pacific (TLI – Asia Pacific) of the National University of Singapore (NUS), today announced the establishment of the S$3 million Sustainable Supply Chain Centre of Asia Pacific (SSCCAP)....
Innovative ideas, sustainable and efficient logistics concepts are the key topics of the DHL Innovation Award. This is already the third year in which the world's leading logistics company recognizes outstanding and forward-looking logistics solutions under...
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, clinched five prestigious awards at the Annual Asian Freight & Supply Chain Awards (AFSCA) 2010 which took place last night in Shanghai, China.
Only a few days after Pacaya, one of Guatemala's most active volcanoes, started erupting, also Tropical Storm "Agatha" hit the region, causing severe floods and landslides. The storm killed more than 100 people and left over tens of thousands losing their homes...
The next time you call the IT helpdesk of your laptop company to troubleshoot your computer, the engineer on the other end of the line could well be a DHL employee.
The DHL Innovation Center, which is visited by some 10,000 people each year, was integrated into the newly established DHL Solutions & Innovations unit, which bundles all innovation-related activities within DHL.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, has expanded its air network with an Aerologic route linking the UAE to Asia and Europe.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, has relaunched its global web presence www.dhl.com along with 140 DHL country sites.
The world's leading postal and logistics group, Deutsche Post DHL, concluded the first quarter of fiscal year 2010 with an increase in revenues and a strong rise in earnings.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, will present innovations in the areas of sustainability and green solutions at the Expo 2010 in Shanghai.
With global trade volume rising, the world's leading postal and logistics group, Deutsche Post DHL, expects to generate higher revenues and increase its consolidated net profit this year.
April 28 marks the start of DHL's new advertising concept which will launch in 21 countries and in 16 languages with more than 1,500 ads in over 250 publications worldwide.
In a speech to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Frank Appel, chief executive of Deutsche Post DHL, the world's largest mail and logistics company, said he is optimistic about initial signs of world economic recovery.
DHL, the world's leading express delivery and logistics company, today announced it has partnered with The One Laptop per Child foundation (OLPC) to deliver over two thousand laptops to Haiti for use by displaced students and schools that have been hardest-hit...
DHL Disaster Response Team prepares special bags with food and water supplies
The world's leading mail and logistics group, Deutsche Post DHL, generated underlying EBIT of 1.47 billion Euro in the full year 2009, exceeding its November forecast of at least 1.35 billion Euro.
Five days after one of the strongest earthquakes in the last 50 years in Chile's history, DHL Chile announced that it began basic operational service and delivery in nine of the country's thirteen national regions on March 2.
The European Commission has issued a Statement of Objections to several freight forwarding companies.
Deutsche Post DHL and Volvo Trucks have signed a frame agreement to supply 1,800 new trucks.
Deutsche Post DHL, the world's leading mail and logistics services group, has sent in the first logistics team for on-the-ground logistics support to the international relief effort in Haiti.
Fenwick currently serves as a member of DHL's Asia Pacific, Eastern Europe and Middle East (APEM) Express Management Board and oversees network operations in the 131 countries and territories in the APEM regions.
The new connections are timed to feed directly into DHL's North American overnight Express network and will enable customers in Germany and France and some neighboring countries to send next day delivery shipments to the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
The routes are being served by AeroLogic, the joint venture cargo airline of DHL Express and Lufthansa Cargo.
As trade volumes are surpassing pre-economic crisis levels on key international trade lanes, DHL is highlighting its cross-border shipping expertise for export oriented businesses.
The Western Union Company (NYSE:WU), a leader in global payment services, and DHL Express, the world's leading international express services company, today announced their intention to expand their cooperation to introduce international business payment services...
Across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the UAE, the price increase is expected to be up to 5%.
DHL Express, the world's leading international express services provider, today announced a general average price increase of up to 4% across the Asia Pacific region, effective January 1, 2011.
DHL, the world's leading express and logistics company, today announced it has become the Official Logistics Partner to Rugby World Cup 2011 (RWC 2011). As Official Logistics Partner, DHL will be responsible for ticket distribution as well as Rugby World Cup...
DHL, the world's leading express company, will intensify its development and positioning in the Greater China Area. Ken Allen, Global CEO of DHL Express will join the Board of its DHL-Sinotrans Joint Venture in China.
Cindy takes over from Ken Lee who was recently named Managing Director of DHL Express Hong Kong.
From Monday 5th July DHL will operate a new flight from Dublin providing enhanced transatlantic services with 24 hour express delivery from Ireland to the USA and Canada.
AeroLogic, the joint venture cargo airline of DHL Express and Lufthansa Cargo, is stepping up its EU - AP services for its parent companies, thereby responding to continuously high demand for DHL Express and Lufthansa Cargo services between Europe and North...
DHL Express transports two chests for the campaign 'Echo 2010: the German Language Goes on Tour', an initiative run by Germany's Federal Foreign Office.
DHL will resume most of its close to 100 regular intra-European express flights today and run regular night operations at its Leipzig Hub in Germany, following the re-opening of German air space.
As the World Trade Organization (WTO) forecasts a global trade growth of 9.5 % in 2010 and company-internal year-to-date volume statistics suggest a positive development on many trade lanes, DHL Express announces a further expansion of its import services on...
DHL Express, the world's leading international express delivery service, has now registered eleven Boeing B757 Freighter aircraft with its newly formed Leipzig-based cargo airline European Air Transport (EAT) GmbH.
Deutsche Post DHL, the world's leading logistics provider, and the Clinton County Port Authority (CCPA), today announced their preliminary agreement on the essential business terms for the donation of DHL's former principal U.S. express hub to the local community...
AeroLogic, the joint venture cargo airline of DHL Express and Lufthansa Cargo, is expanding its network, following delivery of two additional aircraft last month.
Additionally they can compensate the CO2 emissions of their shipments by choosing the "Carbon Offsetting" option. "We want to give our customers the opportunity to design their own supply chain more environmentally friendly. An important first step in this...
Power Packaging, an Exel company, recently announced that Kevin Bauer has been named president of the business. He replaces Geoff Campbell, who will retire at the end of the year.
DHL Global Forwarding, the air and ocean freight forwarder of Deutsche Post DHL, and Emirates SkyCargo, the cargo division of Emirates airline, will partner to drive the e-freight agenda across their networks, to become the industry leaders in implementing it....
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, today announced that its Global Forwarding division is focusing on Africa as a new engine of growth in the rapidly developing economy of India.
Following the successful launch of the DHL Euroconnect product to and from Morocco in April of this year DHL Freight now offers groupage services to and from Tunisia.
It appeals to governments, shippers and logistics companies to become active partners in reducing paperwork and administration, reform customs and security processes and invest in infrastructure to maintain the APEC countries' competitive advantage.
DHL is already one of the world's leading LCL freight forwarders, with an annual volume of almost 2 million cubic meters. The service will enhance DHL's already strong presence in China and boost connectivity between two of the biggest markets in the Asia-Pacific...
The signing event was officiated by Senior Vice Mayor of Shanghai Municipal Government, Yang Xiong.
The winning of this award in both 2008 and this year reflects DHL's success in raising service standards, maximizing lead times for customers and advancing product innovation while keeping costs low. It also shows its strong capability in intra-logistics offerings....
The move is aimed at capturing anticipated growth in freight movements through the country on the back of the internationalization of Haneda Airport. Officially opening on Thursday, 21 October, DHL's new Haneda Airport office will boost the company's operational...
The new direct weekly LCL service will cover freight moving from Portland and Seattle and can reduce the overall transit time between the U.S. and Singapore by 12 to14 days compared to current service transit times.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, has successfully defended its top position in the most important airfreight markets in Europe and North America. These are the results of the rankings just published by the International Air Transport Association (IATA)....
DHL Global Forwarding and Delta Cargo have concluded a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on a Strategic Air Cargo Security Partnership. Moreover, Delta Cargo has joined the company's Performance Scorecard system which was first introduced in 2009.
Launched by its Global Forwarding division, the new service helps customers consolidate their international shipments, and clear them as a single shipment through customs.
Exel Transportation's Mesquite, Texas, office provides intermodal services for Diageo, and has been recognized as a core carrier partner since 2005.
Exel will maximize efficiency by managing reverse logistics at existing Regional Distribution Centers (RDCs) in Pennsylvania, Georgia and California – the same locations where Exel already manages other Energizer products, including the company's popular line...
USA is the third largest trading partner and the second largest export market for Shenzhen. According to the latest statistics from Shenzhen Customs, the total imports and exports value of foreign trade between Shenzhen and USA rose 12.1 percent year-on-year...
ThinkGeek is best known for its custom products such as the Tauntaun Sleeping Bag and Electronic Rock Guitar Shirt, both of which were best sellers during the 2009 holiday season.
With cargo shipped directly from China to Turkey instead of being routed via Hong Kong, customers can now expect their shipments to arrive in Izmir and Istanbul within 25 days and 27 days respectively, with time savings of up to 5 days.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, has enhanced its ocean freight transportation network out of Auckland by launching a new direct Less than Container Load (LCL) weekly service to Singapore.
DHL Supply Chain, operating as Exel in North America, and DHL Global Forwarding earned the Best 3PL for Pharmaceutical, Chemical & Hazmat Award during eyefortransport's eighth annual 3PL Summit in Atlanta. eyefortransport is a news, research and events company...
Exel Transportation, an operating unit of Exel, the North American leader in supply chain management and a Deutsche Post DHL company, has earned the prestigious Intermodal Carrier of the Year award from Georgia-Pacific.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, today announced the launch of two direct Less than Container Load (LCL) services from Shenzhen, China, to Aarhus, Denmark and Helsinki, Finland.
DHL Global Forwarding has been named the logistics partner for the Victoria Desalination Project.
As a Global Research Partner of the DHL Innovation Initiative, CDI will provide in-depth strategic knowledge and resources for the two parties to jointly deliver solutions in the areas of Urban Logistics, Sustainable Supply Chain, Auto ID Application, Supply...
In partnership with manufacturer Volvo Trucks, DHL Supply Chain will trial the world's first 18-tonne hybrid distribution truck that could achieve up to 15 per cent in fuel savings.
DHL Global Forwarding, the world's leading provider of air and ocean freight services, was entrusted with the global distribution of the new Mercedes-Benz sports car, the AMG SLS Gullwing.
As part of the recently announced Deutsche Post DHL Corporate Paper Policy, to minimize the company's environmental impact, the Americas DHL Global Forwarding GoGreen function expands its alignment to the policy by including a vast array of other goods.
Siemens, the world's leading electronics and technology group, has become a global partner of the DHL Innovation Initiative and from now on will support DHL with comprehensive know-how and state-of-the-art technologies.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, announced today the launch of its new direct Less than Container Load (LCL) service from Nhava Sheva, India to Los Angeles, USA. Operated by Danmar Lines, DHL's in-house carrier, the new service will facilitate trade...
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, today announced the roll out of the industry's largest suite of multi-modal services by its Global Forwarding and Freight division.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, today announced the launch of its direct Less than Container Load (LCL) weekly service from Shanghai, China to Keelung, Taiwan, enhancing its cross-strait connectivity.
DHL Supply Chain has designated 22 June 2010 as the company's first World Safety Day (WSD). WSD aims to highlight DHL's goal to promote safe and healthy workplaces for the benefit of employees and customers worldwide through active employee engagement and informational...
DHL Global Forwarding Americas announced today that they will be moving their headquarters from Plantation, FL to the City of Doral in Miami-Dade County.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, today announces the launch of its new Less than Container Load (LCL) Expedited services connecting 19 European origins to the United States.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, is strengthening its capabilities in China to capitalize on the opportunities in the fashion and apparel logistics industry in China, estimated to be worth US$7.5 billion per annum.
DHL, the world's largest logistics company, today announced it has clinched a multi-billion won contract in Korea with leading premium drinks maker Diageo to manage the company's stock of premium alcohol in South Korea.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, is bolstering its focus on the growing chemical market, valued at a sizeable 1,644 billion euros in 2008 globally.
With immediate effect, DHL Freight is offering shippers of highvalue high-tech products or other valuable goods a secure transportation solution for Europe-wide road transportation of freight.
DHL Supply Chain – the specialist for contract logistics within the Deutsche Post DHL Group – and the automobile manufacturer Volkswagen are stepping up their long-standing cooperation with a five-year contract valid as of 1 April 2010.
DHL Global Forwarding and British Airways World Cargo have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Strategic Air Cargo Security Partnership, a DHL Global Forwarding initiative.
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, in partnership with American Airlines Cargo is supporting pharmaceutical industry customers to prepare for the implementation of a new US regulation that foresees 100% piece level screening of cargo carried on passenger...
DHL Supply Chain extends relationship with BP for a further four years
DHL Supply Chain, the world's leading logistics services provider, has signed a new contract worth £113.2 million (approx. 123.3 million Euros) with Debenhams, extending its 12-year partnership with the famous department store until 2012.
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My neighbor and me. My mom made this entire costume. Ya, she's kind of amazing like that.
Monday, October 31, 2011
My weekend via the magic of Instagram.....
Saturdays mean soccer. (nails: "School of Hard Rocks" by Essie )
Had to make the last minute craft store, costume run. Hell on earth, a few nights before Halloween. (or almost any other day of the year actually)
|peter, peter, at the pumpkin patch.
|My little shuga' skull
|Our last grade school Halloween Parade. ( I cried. )
It may not be the "Virgin Mary" but it's news worthy ( on the other hand, does anyone really know what she looked like? Maybe she looked just like this. )
Sand Jack-O-Lantern
Favorite way to spend a Sunday.
With Designer + Author, James Swan ( @Thursday night's book signing of, "101 Things I Hate About Your House" )
Friday, October 28, 2011
Still working at it, with the new Photo Shop.
A couple of things before I sign off:
+ Don't forget to mark your calendars for next weeks super, secret, vintage designer resource sale. Get the skinny *here*
+ And if you want to see some, awesome, stop motion film, this new one by Spike Jonze is ingenious, adorable, a tad vulgar (well, as vulgar as felt figures can be.) and the perfect little flick on which to end the month. I'd post it here, but Spike has disabled the enabling of embedding.
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
on trend :: neo-navajo
I don't know about you, but, this whole trend of the 80s Navajo vibe being cool 'again', scared me in the beginning. I have memories of Peach framed, R.C.Gorman prints with coyotes howling in the moonlight. (And then there's this review, that put it all into perspective.)
The only subset I've seen make this look work, and not like they never caught up with the times, are those young enough that they were babies if not even alive when this trend made its first go around. So, for the rest of us, I've culled a few items that, while allowing incorporation of the trend , won't have you looking like you stopped caring in 1988.
- Bernere Blanket Skirt - LemLem ( love this )
- Canyon Lady Felt Hat - Yellow 108 ( found mine at wicked + in Hermosa Beach.)
- Madien Poncho - Club Monaco
- Chevron Ring - House of Harlow
- Buckle Back Ankle Boot - Free People ( I own these, and can attest to their ability to make you feel your full, bad-ass potential. Order a size larger. They run skosh squinchy )
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
4 things under $40.00.....
I just got photoshop. Can you tell? "Just got" being the operative words. {* newby * } I should really take a class. Anyway for my first, personally assigned, assignment - I'm sharing with you some awesome Etsy finds. And they're all under $40.00 clams.
1. Quatrefoil necklace in gold + turquoise jennijewel $33.00
2. Vintage Royal Haeger pedestal dish BlueHouseVintage $14.00
3. Enzo Angiolini size 5.5 '80s color block, leather slippers hemlines $32.00
4. "La La Love You" poster SparklePower $19.00
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Monday, October 24, 2011
collage::matthew cusick
Check out this collage work using maps by artist, Matthew Cusick.
I'm trying to figure out how one even approaches this. Do you cut up pieces of ephemera and sort them by color?
And then use the paper as you would paint, by cutting it into 'brush strokes?
Or do you start with a photograph or a painting and layer on top.....
It's mind boggling and simply, beautiful.
"Collage is a medium perfectly suited to the complexities of our time. It speaks to a society that is over-saturated with disparate visual information. It attempts to put order to the clutter and to make something permanent from the waste of the temporary. A collage is also a time capsule; it preserves the ephemera of the past. It reconstitutes things that have been discarded. A collage must rely on a kind of alchemy; it must combine ordinary elements into something extraordinary."- Michael Cusick
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Friday, October 21, 2011
peace out.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
this and that.
Those counters.
(This I'm, almost, positive came from Urban Grace.)
This space.
(and those numbers, and that cowhide and that light)
These floors.
(and that color palette)
This room.
(and those books)
That sofa.
This front door.
Those nail heads.
This quote.
( I believe this is from Poppy Talk where there is a DIY on that rock shelf shown )
That herringbone.
(that runner)
Those black walls.
(that green sofa)
This swing.
(those ceilings.)
That Holiday Vignette.
(those benches, that disco ball and that wallpaper)
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
revolutionary { a bike post }
Reward good taste and print out these, here.
For those days when you just want to get on your bike, and ride it all off. Slow and easy, that's what's called 'coolin'. @ poketo
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rings and things
I stumbled across these, vintage gem drafts over on etsy just now. Aren't they stunning? They're done with gouache ( an opaque watercolor ) on transparent tracing paper - that's what gives them that floaty quality. They're from the 40s and are around $25.00 per piece. Which, makes them perfect for a grouping. arghh. They're so perfect for a dressing room (that dream dressing room I have in my head, the one with the galmmed up, foil wallpaper and vintage beaded gowns. That one. ) Check them out here, while they're still avl.
And speaking of adorning your digits........ the winner of the Zenka Minx nail treatment goes to Lori! Congrat Lori, get into Zenka at Trilogy in Metlox for your tricked out nails. Just in time for the weekend! you'll have to show us what pattern you chose, that was the toughest part.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Summer Cottage Tour.
There are very few things that I love more than an old house. Especially those old dowagers that have served as a summer retreat for generations. Patiently waiting through the long quiet months of winter always ready for its family to walk in after it's been empty for a time .Waiting for its people to stand in the living room, sunlight filtering through the wavy glass panes, dust moats dancing in the beams. Waiting for the thump of the trunks being unloaded on to the front porch and that first sensory intake of the familiarity; the aromas of dried wood, oceany moisture and the sweet smell of aging wallpaper all sitting, waiting to be let out as the windows are opened, the sheets are taken from the furniture. . A creak here and there as the old soul stretches and settles, sighing into place ready for another summer.
It seems that these are a thing of the past as so many, want 'new' and 'decorated' these days. While those are fabulous and dreamy, there's something missing for me - th sort of soulfulness that comes from years of memories and plain old living.
Knowing my love for a good old, soulful, home, a reader - 'Sparkie', shared with me her family's summer home. Come get the tour........
|REAL shutters. Please take note, builders. It's the details.
"As far as I can tell, the house was built around the turn of the century (various sources say 1897, 1900, 1915). The first owner had it built and I believe my family bought it from him. My great aunt Honey (don't you just love that?)"
Doesn't it remind you so much of the photos from Mary Randolph Carter's book, 'American Family Style'?
".....it is a true summer cottage, uninsulated and unheated except for the fireplace and space heaters. It gets opened in May and closed for the winter in September. Sadly, it belongs to a dying breed of such houses and if I'm being particularly maudlin, I realize that if we were ever to have to sell the place it would most likely be seen as a teardown."
"I learned to swim there, I learned to sail there, my love of rowing and boats in general was fostered there. Beachcombing, lighthouses, lobster, clamming, birding. You name it, I can probably trace it back to this Eden."
"My grandparents were both antique collectors and the house was largely furnished as a result of their foraging. There again, going to the antique stores in the area was de rigueur for any extended stay at the cottage."
"There have been some subtle and not so subtle updates over the years. My sister and I jokingly chair The Historical Commission which presides over any changes considered for the cottage. Over the years, some changes have skirted the system and are still ruefully spoken of today by the "injured parties". Others, like the time my father innocently tried to update the anciently wonderful brass and Bakelite button lightswitches at the top and bottom of the stairs; were thwarted in the nick of time and suitable punishments were meted out by The Historical Commission."
|Don't you just know that the linoleum is worn to the wood in the spot before the stove?
"One other cool aspect of the house is that the upstairs has no ceilings, just walls and then open to the rafters. So you can hear everything that goes on up there which is unfortunate for the bathroom-shy but made for hours of fun for us as kids, climbing as best we could, up the walls, to spy on what was going on in the next room. And lying in bed up there during a rainstorm was magical."
|um, Peter Dunham 'Fig Leaf' , anyone?
drum roll.....this collection, SLAYS me. 19 century, Limoge, Oyster plates.
Thanks again, Sparkie. This place is magical. And I know you know (because we've discussed) you are so lucky to have this in your life.
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SEOUL, Jan. 30 (UPI) -- South Korean officials said Wednesday they've seen additional workers and vehicles at a nuclear test facility in northeastern North Korea.
Satellite imagery of the Punggye-ri nuclear test facility in North Korea reveals signs that indicate Pyongyang may be preparing to test a nuclear device.
A government source in Seoul told the Yonhap news agency on condition of anonymity that North Korea may conduct a test "at any moment."
"There was increased activity by workers and vehicles near the entrance tunnel at the Punggye-ri test site," the source was quoted as saying.
North Korea in December launched a long-range rocket in an attempt to orbit a satellite. Similar launches in 2006 and 2009 coincided with nuclear tests. A launch attempt last April failed.
Seoul said it has increased military monitoring in response to the latest nuclear concerns.
South Korean President Lee Myung-bak, meanwhile, hailed the successful launch Wednesday of Korea Space Launch Vehicle-1. The rocket deployed a satellite into orbit.


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Creating recipes with both health and enjoyment in mind presented a challenge for me-enthusiastic hedonist that I have always been. I had to broaden my view a little, and take into account a few things I had ignored in cooking (and eating): longevity, and the avoidance of suffering, certainly, but more to the point, the simultaneous nurturing of form and content (body and soul). It's not enough to have fun; you also have to get away with it!
Conventional dogma assumes that in pursuit of health some sacrifices need to be made, but I deplore the concept of sacrifice. I see the process more as selecting specific quality ingredients and using methods that minimize damage in order to both nourish and delight the body-righteously, right down to the cellular level. True, the fleeting pleasure of some foods may need to be forgone in favor of longer lasting enjoyment, but this is no sacrifice; it's a conscious choice between good and better. Often a minor adjustment does the trick, like trading milk chocolate for dark chocolate.
As readers of Omega-3 Cuisine will discover, all of my recipes are pleasure-based. But I've awakened to the additional pleasure of feeling good because of what I eat, not in spite of it. I've realized that health and pleasure are soul mates, and by uniting them in the food we eat, we can enjoy the best of both worlds. Even the kitchen gods are pleased.


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Trailing 14-10 in the first half, the Centre College football team allowed 20 unanswered points and fell 34-16 to Washington & Lee University Saturday, Sept. 15 in Lexington, Va.
The two teams wasted little time finding the endzone. The Generals used only 2:29 as Nick Lombardo hit Alex Evans for a 39-yard scoring strike to cap the six-play, 75-yard opening drive.
Centre (2-1) answered with a 27-yard field goal by senior kicker Jordan Gay (Danville, Ky.), but Washington & Lee came right back with a 12-play, 54-yard drive capped off by a two-yard touchdown run by Luke Heinsohn to make it 14-3.
The Centre offense responded on its next drive. Sophomore quarterback Heath Haden (Kingsport, Tenn.) led the Colonels on a six-play, 66-yard drive and found senior receiver Greyson Janeway (Cincinnati, Ohio) for a 41-yard touchdown pass to cut the lead to 14-10.
Washington & Lee (2-1) added to that lead before the half as Brett Murray crossed the goaline from 17-yards out to make it 21-10.
On their second drive of the second half, the Generals got a 28-yard rushing touchdown from Heinsohn to extend the led to 27-10.
Lombardo then hit Evans again at the beginning of the fourth quarter, this time a nine-yard connection and Washington & Lee led 34-10.
Haden added a seven-yard touchdown run on Centre's next drive, but it wouldn't be enough.
The two teams finished with 434 total offensive yards apiece. Centre had a 311-96 advantage in the passing game, while the Generals out-rushed the Colonels 338-123.
Haden finished the game 22 of 32 for 284 yards and a touchdown pass. Senior running back Monte Scotton (Cleveland, Tenn.) gained 58 yards on 17 carries. Junior receiver Rob Melillo (Louisville, Ky.) caught six passes for 61 yards and senior receiver Jason Osterman (Monroe, Ohio) grabbed four passes for 72 yards.
Junior linebacker Erich Vogelsang (Northbend, Ohio) led the Centre defense with 11 tackles, including eight solo and three assists.
The Colonels will return home to host Kalamazoo College Saturday, Sept. 22. The game is set to start at 1:30 p.m. at Farris Stadium in Danville, Ky.


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Former Tennessee State University baseball player and coach Ronald Braden passed away Monday night.
Braden received a bachelor's of science from Tennessee State University in 1972. He competed on the TSU baseball team before going on to coach with the Tiger program for three years.
While attending Tennessee State University, Braden received All-Midwest Conference Honors in baseball and holds the TSU Baseball record for consecutive runners picked-off a base in a single inning, three (3) against David Lipscomb College. He also received the TSU Athletics Department Outstanding Service Award.
A native Chapel Hill, Tenn., Braden served as the sports information director and head golf coach at Kentucky State University for 12 years. His golf team won the 14th National Minority College Golf Championship in 2000 held at the PGA Golf Club in Port. St. Lucie, Florida.
Prior to his stint at Kentucky State, Braden was a District Executive for the Boy Scouts of America, he also held positions in Intercollegiate Athletics as Sports Information Director, Assistant Football/Head Football Coach and Head Baseball Coach at Fisk University in Nashville, Tenn., Assistant Baseball Coach at Tennessee State University in Nashville, Tenn. (1973-76).
During the Continental Olympic Games in Atlanta, Braden was a member of the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games Press Operations Staff. He served as Interview Room and Mixed Zone Manager for the Badminton competition held at Georgia State University.
As a collegiate head football coach, Braden received SIAC Coach of the Week Honors in 1981 at Fisk University. As a collegiate baseball coach Ron coached two NCAA Champions - Reggie Jackson, Season Strikeout Champ (144 in 84 innings for 15.4 average) at Fisk University in 1981; and Denton Higgins, Triples Champ (10 in 33 games for 0.30 average) at Kentucky State in 1991.
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Cons 36.9%
Libs 27.1%
Greens 11.4%
I thought I would do the numbers for the last week of polling, which is the normal EKOS survey, normal sample size. Not much different, but more "timely":
Cons 35.9%
Libs 27.2%
What is interesting about this poll, EKOS finds a noticeable uptick in those who think the Conservatives are headed in the "wrong direction". This change may reflect some negative opinion around the torture issue. With the issue dominating the news, Conservative believability clearly in question, there's a certain logic to it.
One other item, I noted that NDP supporters(and one "Liberal" I recall) were quick to rally behind the Ipsos Reid poll last week- despite the fact they previously criticized the consistent anti-NDP bias in their polling. It's a silly game, to cherry pick your polls, particularly from what you argued is a dubious source, just because it looks good. This poll reaffirms a wide gap between the Libs and NDP, a more sizeable margin. This isn't to say the Liberal number is particularly strong, but maybe talk of replacing the party as official opposition might just be a bit premature ;)
Looking ahead, with this torture story having more leg than Gwen Stefani, it's hard to see it working to the government's benefit. I'm not predicting a return to tied polling in the near term, but minor steady erosion is certainly a possibility. The looming embarrassment in Copenhagen, were criticism is a given, another rough patch on the horizon. We'll see if the gap holds...


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In 1990, our community organized against the environmental threat of a garbage incinerator trying to locate here. A group, Citizens for Responsible Waste Management, formed to study and advise Henderson County commissioners about the consequences of allowing the plant to be built in Mountain Home.
In 1990, our community organized against the environmental threat of a garbage incinerator trying to locate here. A group, Citizens for Responsible Waste Management, formed to study and advise Henderson County commissioners about the consequences of allowing the plant to be built in Mountain Home.
Part of the debate was whether the county could impose stricter rules regarding air quality than the state's rulings. (Sound familiar?)
The community was saying not in my backyard (NIMBY) to the company proposing the plant because the technology was not clean enough. After a vigorous public debate and an incinerator ordinance put in place by local government, the incineration company looked elsewhere.
The debate focused attention on our precious mountain air and how susceptible we are to pollution — in particular, a persistent weather condition known as inversion, which holds polluted air close to the ground until a good wind comes along to move it (usually up the Ohio River Valley, or toward the Northeast).
Burning waste is not a new approach to throwing things away. In America's garbage history, there has been a lot of waste burning. However, today's disposal of choice remains burying it in the ground. Henderson County's trash, 95,000 tons per year, is currently transported 85 miles away to a mega-landfill in Union County, S.C. The transportation of our waste comes with high costs, both financial and environmental.
In early April, like most Transylvania County residents, I learned for the first time about a biomass plant being proposed for the Penrose community. The promise of green energy sounded good; and I assumed that a biomass plant would process organics such as wood waste. But when I heard that the plant would also be accepting municipal solid waste (MSW) and tires as feedstock, I had my doubts.
At the public information session in Brevard on April 11, I learned from the company, Renewable Developers LLC, that a process called pyrolysis would be used to turn "sound, well-qualified" feedstock into syngas (methane, hydrogen gas and tars) and biochar (similar to charcoal). The company would be building a material recovery facility (MRF) and a small power plant, which would sell energy to the power company.
Its pyrolysis process, which differs from other high-temperature methods like combustion and hydrolysis, would use a super-low NOx-producing burner at temperatures between 900 to 1,200 degrees (depending on the feedstock). NOx is a term for nitrogen oxide, a chief component of smog and acid rain. The company's representatives said the trash would be sorted and recyclables removed at the MRF before pyrolysis took place. However, plastics would be an acceptable feedstock.
The presentation lasted about 30 minutes and described a rather complex process. Then the floor was opened to the crowd (around 400 people with standing room only) for questions. It was definitely a NIMBY crowd; the majority were not in favor of the plant. They were upset to hear that the company had already been in talks with Transylvania County commissioners and had already applied for a permit from the N.C. Utilities Commission. Why had the public not been informed until April?
Some questions from the crowd: Will the plant run all the time? Yes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Will the plant grow larger over time? Yes, the hope is to build a phase two and phase three. Will the plant generate air pollution? Yes, the dryer, shredder and generator will emit approximately the same amount as 27 cars. Will there be wastewater? Yes, a small holding pond will be built. How much truck traffic will there be? Initially, the company expects 12 to 15 trucks per day during business hours. Was it locating near the railroad tracks in hopes of using rail? Yes, initially road transport would bring in feedstock materials, but someday possibly rail could be used as well.
The people of Brevard have been quick to organize themselves; follow them at peopleforcleanmountains.org. They have more questions and are asking their commissioners to help answer them.
I learned from my own research that biomass plants, built in other parts of the country, have become very controversial. In terms of greenhouse gas emissions, biomass plants can be no more efficient than coal-burning power plants. The Wall Street Journal reported that 85 of 107 plants nationwide have been fined for pollution violations in the past five years.
Some biomass companies are taking advantage of grants and tax incentives because they are considered "renewable" energy plants. Many states have set goals to move away from fossil fuels and more toward renewables. It looks to be the same for North Carolina. Our General Assembly set up and funded the Biofuels Center of North Carolina in 2007 to conduct research on biofuels with a goal to create 10 percent locally produced fuels as a part of energy independence.
Should we find a way to deal with our ever-increasing municipal solid waste problem locally? Yes, I think we should. But unless the biomass plant proposed for Penrose is truly clean technology, it's not appropriate for our mountain community. Katie Breckheimer is a long-time ECO member and volunteer. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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BELVIDERE — On a night that saw an improved overall effort from Freeport, the Pretzels couldn't come up the key stop when they needed it.
And then as Maurice Jackson had done all night, he made the Pretzels pay. Belvidere's star running back's fourth touchdown of the game with three and a half minutes left proved to be the final dagger as the Bucs held on for a 34-24 victory.
Trailing 27-24, Freeport had a chance to get the ball back if it could stop Belvidere's drive on a fourth and 17 at the Pretzels' 32 yard line, but Belvidere quarterback Garrett Hyser hit Tyler Morris on a 19-yard pass play that kept the drive alive.
"We were in man coverage and our guy got beat," Freeport coach Aaron Wichman said. "There's really not much more to say about it. We just decided to try to bring some pressure and when you do that you have to go man over top and that was obviously a huge play."
Two plays later, Jackson ran in from 13 yards out to put Belvidere up two scores again.
Jackson was nearly a one-man show for the Bucs offense, piling up 242 total yards between rushing and receiving, and scoring twice each on catches and runs.
"He's a special talent," Belvidere coach Chuck Leonard said. "For my money he's the best in the conference and I think we saw the second-best tonight, too. Mo is a fantastic athlete. He sets the tempo for our team and he's a playmaker so what we try to do is get him the ball in space."
Freeport's big playmaker, Steve McShane, was held just under 100 rushing yards — he had 97 — but he also caught two passes for 29 yards and accounted for two of the Pretzels' three touchdowns. The first came on Freeport's third play from scrimmage when the junior scampered 38 yards to put his team up 7-0. The Pretzels weren't able to hold that lead for long, but their defense did show the ability to make stops in the first half, and the Pretzels never let the game get out of hand, unlike in some previous weeks.
"We talked about it last week that guys want to redeem themselves sometimes," Wichman said. "Nobody likes to be outperformed and I think some of our guys felt that way last Friday so the effort was better tonight. I thought we played for four quarters. I think you're seeing a lot of guys get better. It hasn't shown up on the scoreboard but we've got a lot of guys that have taken some serious playing and using that to their advantage."


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2010-11: First year as a letterwinner ... School record holder for the indoor 800m with a time of 1:57.46. (Indoor) Champion in two of three events competing in at ODACs; 1st-800m (1:58.91), 1st-4x400m, 5th-Distance Medley Relay (11:43.42) ... Recorded a time of 4:33.69 in the mile and a 2nd-place finish at Dickinson. (Outdoor) Finished 1st at Roanoke in the 1500m at 4:05.18 ... Claimed the 3rd-place position at ODACs in the 800m with the time 1:57.65 ... Took 4th place at the VMI-W&L Carnival in the 4x400mR (3:20.54).
High School: Four-year letterwinner in both cross country and track & field at Shorewood High School … helped lead the cross country team to its first-ever 4A State berth … twice anchored the track team's state-qualifying 4x400 meter relay team … served as a captain of both the track and cross country teams … two-time state qualifier in track and one-time state qualifier in cross country … track team MVP as a sophomore … twice named Most Inspirational in both track and cross country.


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I think forum is for DBAs, not for politicians. No one is expert. We are all trying to find solution to something they didn't have exposure to or to something they have expertise in.
So, I will continue to read all the things that U call "CRAP". If U don't want to read all that, pls get the heck out of this forum.
Hope U got it. Edison had to take 2000 attempts before inventing electirc bulb. So, I don't think U R super human to figure out things at first shot.


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DAKOTA — Shortly after noon on Monday, a truck full of corn spilled its load in the parking lot of the Casey's gas station on Illinois 75 in Dakota.
The truck was travelling west on Knoup Road when the driver, Fran Dornink, realized that the brakes had failed. Dornink turned the truck into the Casey's to minimize the potential damage to people and property. The sharp turn caused the bed of the truck to break free from the truck chassis and spill a full load of corn across the lot.
The driver was not injured.
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Prolific tweeter Malcom Harris was close enough to the front of the crowd that surged onto the Brooklyn Bridge during Occupy Wall Street's march on Oct. 1, 2011, that he was one of the more than 700 people whom the police encircled, arrested, and charged with disorderly conduct.
Reports about what happened that day are conflicting: Some say organizers deliberately led protesters onto the roadway to block traffic, while others say police officers led marchers to believe they could walk the vehicular route. The Manhattan District Attorney's office claims that Mr. Harris's Twitter messages from that day – now deleted from an account he no longer operates – will reveal the truth, so he has issued a subpoena to force the social media giant to show prosecutors what Mr. Harris had written.
On Monday, a state judge in New York ruled that Twitter must comply with the D.A.'s subpoena. Moreover, Harris's tweets over a longer period of time must also be turned over as part of New York's investigation into any criminal activity that took place in the march across the Brooklyn Bridge, he decided.
The decision is part of a broader trend of judicial decisions allowing prosecutors greater access to people's communications on social media websites, such as Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. Authorities say they need to view the posts to search for criminal conduct and to ascertain the authenticity of the messages. The social media companies argue that the posts belong to the individuals, under their terms of service. If that were the case, defense lawyers say, the individuals should be allowed to quash such a subpoena as a violation of the Fourth Amendment, which guarantees a reasonable expectation of privacy or would, at least, require authorities to obtain a search warrant.
"This case is indicative of a proactive attitude by the prosecutor in obtaining and using public social media statements by defendants," says James Keneally, a partner in the white-collar practice at Kelley Drye & Warren LLP, a law firm in New York. "That is why this was of importance to the District Attorney's office."
In his ruling, Judge Matthew Sciarrino Jr. compared the tweets with an individual passing by who hears someone yell out a window, "I'm sorry I hit you, please come back upstairs." At a trial, he says, the district attorney could call the person walking across the street at the time to testify about what he or she heard.
"Clearly the answer is relevant and the witness could be compelled to testify," wrote the judge. "Well today, the street is an online, information superhighway, and the witnesses can be the third party providers like Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, or the next hot social media application."
That's not how Twitter sees it. In a statement, the company, based in San Francisco, said it is disappointed in Judge Sciarrino's decision and is considering its options. "Twitter's Terms of Service have long made it absolutely clear that its users 'own' their content. We continue to have a steadfast commitment to our users and their rights," the statement read.
Twitter had filed a motion to quash the subpoena after the court rejected Harris's motion to do the same, saying that Harris "had no proprietary interest in the user information on his Twitter account." The American Civil Liberties Union filed an amicus brief supporting the position that Twitter should not release Harris's user data. They argued that for the court to say that Harris had no right to challenge the subpoena relating to his own words on Twitter was a violation of his First and Fourth Amendment rights.
Further, the ACLU argued that the broad range of user data requested – all of Harris's account information from Sept. 15 to Dec. 31 – went beyond the dates relevant to the case and included information that was never public in the first place. This includes Direct Messages, which are private communications between individuals, and Harris's Internet Protocol address, which would reveal whenever and wherever Harris used Twitter over those 3-1/2 months.
Lawyers not involved in the case say one reasons the district attorney is pursuing the case is the need to establish what is termed "chain of custody" on the evidence. For example, the D.A. might have been able to get Harris's tweets from a website that stores deleted messages.
"From a prosecutor's point of view, you want evidence that is authentic and real," says Sara Shanahan, a partner in the litigation department of Sherin & Lodge LLP, a Boston law firm. "It's better to do it with a valid subpoena versus someone running an undelete program."
Prosecutors also may have been trying to set legal precedent for future cases, says Mr. Keneally. "They are saying, 'in cases where we believe social media information is relevant, we will use our subpoena power.' "
The tweets from the account Harris allegedly was using Oct. 1 have long been wiped from the Web. However, two days afterward the protest march, he wrote about it for an online magazine where he is a senior editor. He tells the story then as if he were both an observer and a participant: "There's been a lot of questions as to what exactly happened at this point; whether the police read warnings or not, whether the police enticed protesters onto the bridge with candy or not, etc. Here's what I saw from the front lines," he wrote.
"One of the more senior officers tries to read a warning over his megaphone, telling us to walk on the pedestrian bridge to avoid arrest, but he's drowned out by chants of 'Take the bridge!' " Harris continues: "The march marshals who told the police the route in advance give up trying to wave people back onto the approved path."
Harris was then arrested, along with about 700 others. Most of the cases have already been dismissed.
The disorderly conduct charge that Harris faces is a violation under New York law, which is considered an offense but not a crime and carries a maximum penalty of 15 days in jail.
In response to the news from Monday, Harris says in an e-mail that "My legal team is looking at my options. I'm not an attorney or a judge, but I've read about an extensive appeals system."


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Extruder for the production of small and large-size fresh pasta and dough-sheet. Hourly output: 100 / 150 Kg
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The job opportunity outlook for exercise science professions is tremendous – expected to grow as much as 27% between 2006 and 2016, depending on specialty area. Trends that affect growth rate include increasing public involvement in exercise, employers supporting exercise by their employees to help maintain a vibrant workforce, increasing liability litigation which motivates employers and organizations to seek skilled exercise scientists to assure programs are safe, and an increasingly older population that sees exercise as critical to health. Technology is also advancing, which requires skilled specialists to take full advantage of opportunities.
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Bush budget proposal could tax broadcasters into transition
The budget President George W. Bush submitted to Congress includes a proposal to tax broadcasters $500 million for their analog spectrum in 2007.
The measure is intended to persuade broadcasters to vacate their 6MHz of spectrum used for analog service, bringing an end to the long transition from standard NTSC transmission to ATSC service.
The idea to assess an analog transmission fee isn't new. However, in the past lawmakers who were friendly to broadcasters succeeded in blocking any such measure. Retirements and new chairmanships have changed all of that, leaving broadcasters vulnerable to such measures.
As it stands, television broadcasters will be required to return spectrum used for analog transmission to the government by the end of 2006 but not before 85 percent of the TV audience can receive their DTV transmissions. Relatively slow consumer demand for DTV sets has left many in and out of the government speculating that it might be 50 years or more before the 85 percent threshold is reached.
The president and many in Congress, however, want a speedy return of the spectrum so it can be auctioned off to other spectrum users, generating as much as $100 billion in revenue for the U.S. Treasury.
The president's budget for 2006 projects a $427 billion deficit.
The threat of a new tax is the second setback for broadcasters. On Feb. 10, the FCC voted unanimously to impose rules to force cable systems to carry all of a local broadcaster's DTV signals. The commissioners also voted 4 to 1 against imposing a dual carriage requirement on cable systems that would have forced them to carry a broadcaster's NTSC and DTV equivalent simultaneously.


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Lady Bisons finish 15th in Indiana Invitational
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The Lipscomb Lady Bisons golf team finished 15th in the Indiana Invitational Monday and Tuesday at the Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel, Ind.
Brie Rowdon was the top finished for the Lady Bisons. She tied for 66th with a three-round score of 244 (83-82-79).
Ashlee Catlin was 76th with a score of 248 (80-90-78).
Katie Pursell tied for 77th place with a 249 (84-83-82).
Allie Pancake tied for 81st with a 256 (84-87-85). Kacey Reese was 84th with a 271 (91-88-92).


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Store Without a Home: Temporary Gallery
- Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands and online
- Specialty: Amsterdam based temporary gallery and shop, representing talented and emerging artists.
- Price range: $$
- Website: storewithoutahome.yokaboo.com
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Store Without a Home is an Amsterdam based shop and gallery offering products by emerging artists and designers. From the quirky Cottage Town houses (shown above) to leather lampshades, Shop Without a Home offers items you won't see elsewhere.
These are some of the quirky items you'll find at Store Without a Home:
• Bold Chair — Steel base, polyurethan foam filling and removable textile cover. €390
• Cottage Town "Rosie" — Change your potted plant into a mini village with Cottage Town, and ordinary plants will be turned into huge trees or fields. €9.75
• Box Coffee Table — Lacquered aluminum folded to look like a cardboard box. €300
• Campfire — Gather around this ceramic tea light, designed to look like a campfire. €31.95
• Amateur Masters Chair — Each chair, handmade at the Jerszy Seymour Design Workshop in Berlin, is made of polycarbonate wax on wooden legs. €399
• PostCarden "Botanical" — A pop up postcard that contains a botanical planthouse. Open card, water and watch it grow. €9.95
• Leather Lampshade — Stitched lambskin leather lampshade using left-over materials. €350
• Wall Sticker Home Tree — Vinyl foil wall sticker creates the look of a real tree in your home. €89.95
Don't worry, you don't have to trek all the way to Amsterdam to shop the items at Store Without a Home — they also have a webshop, with reasonable shipping costs worldwide.
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I have ATT high speed DSL. Recently, while using only Chrome, I have been getting "Resolving host" issues when trying to access websites. Now, from my exhaustive search on Google, they recommended changing my DNS to Google Public DNS or Open DNS.
I didn't like that option, so I just downloaded Firefox, and now everything works fine.
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Have You Been Debating What Color Some Random Dress Is All Day? Thank Fair Use
from the and-we-look-forward-to-the-eventual-copyright-fight dept
This image isn't just being showed everywhere, it's being modified, flipped, adjusted, poked and prodded as people discuss it in all sorts of ways (comment and criticism). And it's all fair use. Take, for example, our own Leigh Beadon, who put forth on Twitter a theory about why different people see it in different ways:
I think the dress is all about sensitivity to blue. pic.twitter.com/rnWD473AQ8
— Leigh Beadon (@marcuscarab) February 27, 2015
Ok, thanks to @marcuscarab for min & maxing the brightness. I still see both as white and gold, but... pic.twitter.com/pRIiTJn5yK
— Mike Masnick (@mmasnick) February 27, 2015
For those seeing #WhiteandGold in #TheDress (http://t.co/pNG9tXu5pU), @HopeTaylorPhoto ends the debate. pic.twitter.com/W7TwQJy13m
— Adobe (@Adobe) February 27, 2015
MT @hopetaylorphoto: #TheDress problem has been solved s/o to @Adobe and @Lightroom: pic.twitter.com/y4nzLeI2PN
— Adobe (@Adobe) February 27, 2015
And there's been no talk about copyright. Because we don't need to be discussing copyright, because this is all fair use. Last night, some were pointing out that this was such an "internet" story that it's great that it came out on the same day the FCC voted for net neutrality, but I say it's an even better way to close out fair use week, with a great demonstration of why fair use matters.


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The Twitter diet? Social media may aid weight loss
Twitter might actually help people lose weight. A recent study shows that dieters who use Twitter as part of a mobile weight-loss program are more likely to shed pounds than those who don't use social media.
The study, conducted by the University of South Carolina's Arnold School of Public Health, is one of the first to examine the use of Twitter in a behavioral weight-loss intervention, said Brie Turner-McGrievy of the Arnold School's Department of Health Promotion, Education and Behavior.
The study followed 96 overweight and obese men and women who participated in a weight-loss program using a mobile device, such as a smartphone or tablet. Half of the group received biweekly podcasts about nutrition, exercise and goal setting, while the other half, in addition to receiving the podcasts, downloaded a diet-monitoring app and a Twitter app to their mobile devices.
While both groups lost weight over the six-month study, those in the second group, who were actively posting to Twitter and getting feedback from a weight-loss counselor and fellow participants, dropped even more weight. In fact, researchers found that every 10 posts to Twitter corresponded to a 0.5 percent weight loss.
This study holds profound implications for weight-loss counselors and those who develop nutritional and dietary-intervention programs.
"Traditional, behavioral weight-loss interventions generally provide social support through weekly, face-to-face group meetings. While we know this is effective, it is costly and can create a high degree of burden on participants," said Turner-McGrievy.
"Providing group support through online social networks can be a low cost way to reach a large number of people who are interested in achieving a healthy weight," she said.
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The final working meeting of the Plan Bothnia project (MSP5) for partners and process participants will be held 19.-21. March in Vasa, Finland. The dates and venue enable some interaction and joint sessions with the SeaGis project participants and guests- who will have a meeting at the same time (20.-21 March) and place.
The specific objective of this concluding fifth meeting is to finalise the project output, a pilot MSP plan suggestion as well as the final report publication, based on final drafts submitted to the meeting. The two first days (19. & 20.) will centre on the final pilot plan. The last day (21.) will be focused on finalising the project publication and is mainly intended for authors and project partners enabling agreement on final output.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — For just one inning, Roy Halladay couldn't find the strike zone. The way his teammates were hitting in every inning, it didn't matter.
Carlos Ruiz had three hits and three RBIs and rookie Cesar Hernandez reached base four times, scored twice and drove in two runs as the Philadelphia Phillies rode a six-run first inning to a 10-5 victory over the San Diego Padres on Thursday night.
"Big offensive night," Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg said. "The top four guys in the lineup, there was a lot of action up there with some big hits."
Halladay was in line for the win for the Phillies but couldn't get through the fifth inning after walking four straight batters and committing a throwing error. In his fourth start since coming off the disabled list on Aug. 25, Halladay gave up five runs — four earned — and four hits, striking out six and walking a season-high five in 4 2-3 innings.
Five Philadelphia relievers held San Diego hitless over the final four innings to lead the Phillies to their fifth victory in their last six games. Justin De Fratus (3-3) was credited with the win after getting out of the fifth-inning jam.
Chase Utley added two RBIs and Freddy Galvis and Kevin Frandsen collected two hits apiece for the Phillies, who took the rubber game of the three-game series in front of 29,986 rain-soaked fans watching two teams already eliminated from playoff contention.
"I just kind of lost my base in the fifth inning," Halladay said. "For the most part, we were right where we wanted to be. Then in that fifth inning, it just kind of disappeared from me."
Tommy Medica, who homered in his major league debut on Wednesday, led San Diego with two hits, including the infield hit that drove in a run and knocked Halladay out of the game in the fifth.
For Halladay, who's still trying to work his way back following midseason shoulder surgery, it was a frustrating end to a night that started with a lot of promise. The two-time Cy Young Award winner had his start pushed back a day because he had the flu and said it "felt like Christmas morning" when he woke up Thursday and knew he was taking the mound.
"I realize I'm coming off surgery," Halladay said. "But I've worked extra hard to get back here and pitch - and not only pitch but be successful. So it's personally frustrating when I'm not able to do what I want to do."
After a 55-minute rain delay that pushed back the start of the game, Padres outfielder Will Venable belted a leadoff home run to right field on the third pitch he saw from Halladay. The homer was the 22nd of the season for Venable and the ninth leadoff homer of his career, a Padres record.
But that lead was very short-lived as San Diego starter Tyson Ross (3-8) gave up five hits and six earned runs with two walks and two strikeouts in just two-thirds of an inning.
Utley delivered an RBI single and Ruiz drove in two more with a double in the left-centerfield gap before Ross even recorded an out. Ross, who had a 2.16 ERA in nine starts since joining the rotation full-time on July 23, was pulled from the game with two outs in the first after Halladay drew a based-loaded walk.
"It was not his night at all," Padres manager Bud Black said. "The first inning had a check-swing chopper, then he fell behind and started throwing his first ball over the plate. Their hitters just squared up and he couldn't get the one pitch to stop the damage."
San Diego reliever Anthony Bass gave up a two-run double to Hernandez, who had led off the first with a single. The inning ended when Halladay was easily thrown out at home trying to score from first on Hernandez's double.
"It was one of those games out of 162 that you just want to turn the page," Black said. "The Phillies just beat us."
NOTES: The Phillies have not lost a series to the Padres since Aug. 24-26, 2007. . With his first-inning walk, Halladay picked up his first RBI since Sept. 11, 2012. . The Phillies matched their season-high for hits in an inning with six in the first. It was the fifth time this season they accomplished the feat. . The Padres announced that Trevor Hoffman has been appointed to the role of upper level pitching coordinator & special assistant to the general manager. The former star closer spent the last three seasons as a special assistant to the president & CEO.
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State Senate
Senator Susan Paddack
Senate District 13
Majority Whip
Coal, Garvin , Hughes & Pontotoc Counties
For Immediate Release:
May 9, 2006
Governor Brad Henry signs the Caitlin Wooten Act into law
Tuesday while
Sen. Susan Paddack, Rep. Wes Hilliard and family members look on.
Henry Signs the 'Caitlin Wooten Act' into Law
SB 1037 is Key Plank of
Senate Democrats'
Agenda to 'Create a Safer Oklahoma'
A key plank of the Senate Democrats' agenda to "Create
a Safer Oklahoma" was signed into law today by Governor Brad
Henry. Senate Bill 1037, known as the Caitlin Wooten Act, is authored
by Democrat Senator Susan
Paddack and State Rep. Wes
Hilliard, also a Democrat. The bill is named after 16-year-old
Caitlin Wooten.
"Government has no greater moral obligation than to ensure
the safety and well-being of its citizens," Paddack said.
"Caitlin's Law will create a safer Oklahoma for generations
to come."
Paddack (D-Ada) said SB 1037 contains two major reforms that are
tough on crime and smart for Oklahoma families. The bill is aimed
at strengthening bail laws by requiring persons charged with the
violent crime of kidnapping to prove they are not a public danger
before they may post bail. It also allows for an electronic notification
system, called Victim Identification and Notification Everyday (VINE)
to be put into place statewide in order to notify victims when offenders
move through the criminal justice system.
"Caitlin's family is to be commended for standing up
in their darkest hour to help other Oklahoma families," Paddack
said. "Today is a victory for all Oklahoma families, and I
could not be more proud of this family for standing by me throughout
this journey. It certainly takes courage to turn tragedy into triumph
and Caitlin's family has done just that."
Senator Paddack began working with members of Caitlin's family
shortly after the teenager was murdered by Jerry Don Savage.
"I told the family as we began working together to pass this
law that I wasn't sure where this journey would take us, but
we would go on the journey together," Paddack said. "They
wanted a law that honored Caitlin. Senate Bill 1037 honors her caring
spirit and also sends a strong message to those seeking to hurt
Oklahoma families that Oklahoma will not tolerate this sort of senseless
"Protecting our families and communities through the passage
of sound laws such as the Caitlin Wooten Act is one of the strongest
messages we can send those who seek to harm our families,"
the Senator said. "I am honored to stand here today with Governor
Henry, Caitlin's family and friends and the law enforcement
community as we do our part to create a safer Oklahoma."
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Lululemon's New Model? You
Online apparel retailers are finding that showing their clothing on real people causes customers to engage more and buy more often. On Style columnist Christina Binkley joins Lunch Break. Photo: Lululemon.
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30 in 30: Murray tops Blue Jackets' prospects listby John Kreiser
The Columbus Blue Jackets underwent a front-office shakeup last season, with John Davidson taking over as president of hockey operations and hiring Jarmo Kekalainen as general manager. One reason for the change was the Blue Jackets' inability to turn high draft picks into a winning team. In their first 13 seasons, they had a top-six pick 11 times, but they have made the Stanley Cup Playoffs once and only one of those 11 high picks (Ryan Johansen) remains in the organization.
Davidson and Kekalainen are hoping to change that. They had three first-round picks in the 2013 NHL Draft and are hoping those players, along with some holdovers, will give the organization the boost it needs to become a consistent playoff qualifier.
Here's a look at the best of the Blue Jackets' prospects, according to NHL.com:
1. Ryan Murray, D: The 2012-13 season was a wasted one for Murray, the second player taken in the 2012 NHL Draft. The Blue Jackets returned him to his junior team, the Everett Silvertips, during the lockout, only to see the 19-year-old injure his shoulder in November and require season-ending surgery.
Murray, now 6-foot-1 and 198 pounds, is a year older, a year stronger and says his shoulder is fully healed. His coach in Everett, Craig Hartsburg, now is an assistant on coach Todd Richards' staff, and Richards said he's eager to see what a healthy Murray can do.
"I'm excited to see him," Richards told NHL.com. "He spent his whole summer here. He's ready to go. It's a big jump going from junior hockey to the NHL, especially missing the number of games and the time he missed last year because of his injury, so I don't know where he's going to be at. But from everything I've heard, I think he's the real deal and it's only a question of when."
2. Boone Jenner, C: The Blue Jackets will see what Jenner can do in the pros after a superb season with the Oshawa Generals of the Ontario Hockey League to finish his junior career. He had 45 goals and 82 points in 56 games, and then had three goals and an assist in five regular-season games with Columbus' American Hockey League affiliate, the Springfield Falcons. He also contributed two goals and five points in eight playoff games.
Jenner, 20, also impressed during Columbus' training camp in January, when he was one of the last cuts. With newcomer Nathan Horton out for the start of the season after offseason shoulder surgery, the 6-2, 204-pound center figures to get every chance to make the team, either in the middle or on the wing; if not, he'll likely be the No. 1 center in Springfield.
3. Oscar Dansk, G: The 19-year-old Swede, Columbus' second-round pick (No. 31) in the 2012 NHL Draft, had a rough introduction to North American junior hockey last season, going 11-23-6 with a 4.11 goals-against average while playing for the Erie Otters of the OHL, a team that got shelled on a nightly basis. Those numbers don't tell the whole story -- Dansk saw an average of nearly 37 shots a game and was among the top 15 in the league in saves. At 6-3, 187, Dansk can leverage his size to cover a lot of net and won't give up on plays. He'll be back in Erie and could be the starter for Sweden at the 2014 IIHF World Junior Championship.
4. Alexander Wennberg, C: The first of Columbus' three first-round picks (No. 14) in the 2013 NHL Draft is a 6-1, 190-pound center who's probably a bit of a longer-term project. He's a strong two-way player who put up 14 goals and 32 points in 46 games playing against men in the Allsvenskan, Sweden's second-tier professional league. Wennberg, 18, has good hockey sense and passing ability, and he prides himself on making the right play rather than the flashy one. He'll play for Frolunda in the Swedish Hockey League this season before considering a move to North America.
5. T.J. Tynan, C: Tynan, Columbus' third-round pick (No. 66) at the 2011 draft, is coming off the worst of his three seasons at Notre Dame. The 21-year-old finished 2012-13 with 28 points, continuing a trend that has seen him go from 23 goals and 54 points as a freshman to 13 goals and 41 points as a sophomore to 10 goals and 28 points last season, the first in which he was not named an All-American. At 5-8, 165, he's a terrific playmaker, sees the ice well and has become a better defensive player.
6. Cody Goloubef, D: After three seasons with the Blue Jackets' AHL affiliate, the Springfield Falcons, the 23-year-old is on the cusp of earning a spot on Columbus' blue line. He spent 11 games with the Blue Jackets last season and scored his first NHL goal. At 6-1, 190, Goloubef doesn't have overwhelming size, but the No. 37 pick in 2008 took steps to improve his play at both ends of the ice last season and could earn a spot as a depth defenseman.
7. Jonathan Audy-Marchessault, C: If Audy-Marchessault were an inch or two bigger and 10 pounds heavier than the 5-9, 175 he's listed at, he'd be a lot higher on this list, because there's no doubting his offensive skills. He's put up 64 and 67 points in two seasons in the AHL, finishing in the top 10 in scoring each time, and earned his first promotion to the NHL when the Blue Jackets called him up for two games. Audy-Marchessault, 22, competes and battles for loose pucks, and can kill penalties, but he'll have to show he can stand up to the physical game in the NHL.
8. Kerby Rychel, LW: Rychel, the son of former NHL forward Warren Rychel, was the 19th player taken in the 2013 NHL Draft after back-to-back 40-goal seasons with the Windsor Spitfires of the OHL. He's got an excellent shot, good puck skills and fine instincts offensively when he doesn't have the puck, and at 6-1, 205, he's got the size to battle in front of the net. Rychel, 18, will have to work on his skating and defense, and likely will spend at least one more season in junior hockey.
9. Mike Reilly, D: Reilly, taken in the fourth round (No. 98) by Columbus in 2011, had a solid if not spectacular freshman season at the University of Minnesota, with three goals and 11 points in 37 games. He played on the United States team that won the gold medal at the World Junior Championship. Reilly, 20, brings plenty to the table offensively: high-end speed along with good passing and puck-handling skills. But he needs to improve defensively and at 5-11, 156 (his listed measurements with the Blue Jackets), he'll have to add a lot of strength to avoid being overmatched physically.
10. Marko Dano, C: The third of the Blue Jackets' three first-rounders (No. 27) at the 2013 draft was one of the better players at the 2013 IIHF World Junior Championship and was good enough to play for Austria at the World Championship in May. He's quick on his skates, with good vision, passing skills and decision-making ability, and had three goals and seven points in 37 games against men with Slovan Bratislava in the Kontinental Hockey League. He's listed at 5-11, 183, meaning he'll need to add strength to play on the smaller NHL ice surface. Because he was drafted from a European club, the Blue Jackets could try to get the 18-year-old to come to North America and play in Springfield this season.
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