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Cut Copy
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August 9, 2012 at 11:40 a.m.
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Stream the full "Sail Away" remix EP now, also featuring Aeroplane and Cosmic Kids
January 13, 2012 at 09:50 a.m.
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Welcome to the monkey house
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July 18, 2011 at 03:25 p.m.
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July 5, 2011 at 09:00 a.m.
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May 11, 2011 at 08:10 a.m.
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April 8, 2011 at 10:10 a.m.
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March 28, 2011 at 11:15 a.m.
Video: Cut Copy: "Need You Now"
One for all the silly sports enthusiasts out there.
February 17, 2011 at 09:35 a.m.
Cut Copy Announce Tour
The Aussie dance kings take their new album across the globe
January 17, 2011 at 11:45 a.m.
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Ten-minute redo from ex-DFA studio wiz.
December 20, 2010 at 03:00 p.m.
New Cut Copy: "Take Me Over"
The first official single from the forthcoming Zonoscope
November 22, 2010 at 03:00 p.m.
Cut Copy Reveal New Album
Zonoscope arrives February 8
November 2, 2010 at 01:25 p.m.
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Arcade Fire, the Strokes, Lady Gaga, the National, Phoenix, Soundgarden, Hot Chip, Dirty Projectors, Grizzly Bear, the xx, Erykah Badu, more.
August 9, 2010 at 01:25 p.m.
Listen: New Songs From Cut Copy, Robin Pecknold, Weezer, U2
Big names debut never-before-heard material live.
August 9, 2010 at 11:25 a.m.
New Cut Copy: "Where I'm Going"
First track released from their upcoming LP.
July 15, 2010 at 04:00 p.m.
Cut Copy Talk New Record, Gaga
Dance-rock band's new album is due in January.
June 16, 2010 at 03:25 p.m.
Bloc Party, Cut Copy, Hercules, Crystal Castles Do Ultra
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December 9, 2008 at 07:00 a.m.
MMJ, TVOTR, Neil Young, Hot Chip Play Big Day Out
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November 14, 2008 at 07:00 a.m.
Cut Copy Remixed by Hercules, Aeroplane on New EP
Photo by Francis Chung
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Cut Copy Announce Spring Tour
Photo by Francis Chung
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Franz Ferdinand, Cut Copy, Lidell Play Rhythm & Vines
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November 7, 2008 at 07:00 a.m.
Cut Copy, Klaxons, Hercules Lead Epic Modular Tour
Australia, sit the hell down. You're gonna need those legs for dancing. A wide swath of rock's danceable side will make their way ...
November 6, 2008 at 08:00 a.m.
Cut Copy Kick Off Tour With the Presets
Photo by Francis Chung
Modular mates Cut Copy and the Presets kick off their North American tour together this weekend with sets at the Monolith ...
September 11, 2008 at 12:52 p.m.
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Interviews: Cut Copy
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We talk to frontman Dan Whitford about the new album Zonoscope, recording while hungover, and their early days pretending to be a band.
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It was great, he took lots of time for me to discuss my reactions to my current medication, to discuss future medication, and to answer questions from both me and my daughter. And in addition, while my daughter was talking with Dr. Zinkhan and me, one of the other staff members watched after my 2 toddler grandsons. This was all greatly appreciated. In my two appointments with Dr. Zinkhan, he spent more time discussing my disease with me than I had received from 4 visits with two previous Neurologists in other medical practices I had met with before coming to the University of Utah. I really appreciate it. In addition, the opportunity to communicate with the doctor through the message system is also greatly appreciated. All in all, it is great---I'm delighted.
UofU Patient April 30, 2013Dr. Zinkhan is excellent. I have been to the drs. up at the "U", no comparison.
UofU Patient April 29, 2013I am a premed student and Dr. Zinkhan knows this, so he adjusts his wording to me appropriately and uses more advanced terms. I really appreciate that.
UofU Patient April 23, 2013This was my frist appointment with Dr. Zinkhan but you would have thought I had been going to him for years. The way he treated you and explained everything to me made the process go so much better. After the appointment he even walked out to the waiting room and interduced me to the receptionist who was completeing my appointment who also was very nice.
UofU Patient April 22, 2013Dr Zinkhan was excellent. I had read some negative and some positive reviews about him, so I was prepared "for anything." Both my husband and I were highly impressed with his knowledge, willingness to explain everything concerning my condition, and follow-up. He even called me later with a couple of suggestions that came to mind after I left the office.
UofU Patient April 21, 2013great experience
UofU Patient April 08, 2013Once again, extremely impressed! For the first time I met a Doctor who was able to understand exactly what I was saying and knew exactly the right questions to ask me to get the right diagnosis. Granted, it wasn't a great diagnosis, but I trust him 100% and will probably continue to see him
UofU Patient April 08, 2013DR. Zinkhan told me that neuro-psychology would contact me within a day or two to schedule memory-loss tests. It has been two weeks and still no call, despite three emails to Lilly, who tried to facilitate the scheduling. I am baffled why neuro-psychology will not respond to Lilly's attempt to get the appointment for me. When the doctor cannot get the tests needed to treat the patient, why bother going to the doctor?
UofU Patient March 21, 2013Very nice.
UofU Patient March 20, 2013Everyone was very caring.
UofU Patient March 19, 2013Very Good
UofU Patient March 19, 2013Great Experience!
UofU Patient March 11, 2013Again, I was pleasantly surprised. This provider was able to address all of my concerns and explain details to me. He was quick, but did not seem to be in a rush or uncaring. I appreciate a physician who allows time for the patient to speak and is willing to address all issues. This physician explained all instructions in detail and even printed all necessary forms for the front desk to allow for quicker check-out for me! Outstanding!! The positive attitude of the physician towards his staff says a great deal about his overall compassion.
UofU Patient February 18, 2013all good
UofU Patient February 11, 2013I went to see a neurologist because of tremors and severe shaking, but the neurologist was attempting to treat my sleep deprivation and pain rather than address the shaking, which is not anxiety. I felt like my problems were discarded as nothing and other issues were addressed that I have other physicians already managing. I feel like the physician should have been interested in speaking with my other care providers to work as a team to manage my care and help me get better. I have enough doctors who try to work on their own and not work as a team. A team approach is much better.
UofU Patient February 11, 2013I am grateful for dr. Z. Dysautonomia is a difficult illness to manage.
UofU Patient January 21, 2013The doctor was excellent! I feel that I obtained more meaningful answers from him than from the visits I had on this issue in Twin Falls. Thank you!
UofU Patient January 21, 2013We were able to ask questions and get answers with good explanations. Dr. Zinkhan took plenty of time with us.
UofU Patient January 16, 2013I appreciate Dr Zinkhans friendly bed side manners. he shows appropriate concern and has a wonderful way of making you feel validated.
UofU Patient December 20, 2012He could of explained things he was looking for while testing me. I wasn't a 100 percent sure he understood the effects of the lack of spinal fluid flow could have on a individual. He kind of made me feel that some of the things I have went through was not effected by the chiari. How ever he did provide information on the size and the cut off for when surgery is recommend. He also recommend two test that I think should be done before I decide on the surgery and he was very caring and professional while doing this and even walked me out to the scheduler. I was impressed by this. Overall in comparison to other doctor visits I have had it I would rate him a 9.5 not perfect but very good progress for me in the right direction.
UofU Patient December 12, 2012Dr. Zinkhan is very good to work with and genuinely cares about solving my health care problems.
UofU Patient December 11, 2012Dr. George Zinkhan is a great doctor.
UofU Patient December 10, 2012This provider had to explain a couple of things to me a few different ways, because I wasnt understanding. In the past, if I didnt understand, I didnt feel comfortable saying so. I would just nod and say I understood. Not with this provider. Working with him in my care, he provides a different environment. I feel comfortable asking questions. And, with regards to question #10.... I HAVE recommended him to others several times.
UofU Patient November 27, 2012Dr Zinkhan is uniquely qualified and experienced to treat my conditions. Yay! It took 6 years to find him.
UofU Patient November 14, 2012LOVE this dr. Never had one who explained things so well, listens to what you are saying and shows genuine concern. Shakes hands with you, walks you out. GREAT DR.
UofU Patient November 12, 2012I was so impressed with my first visit that I have recommended Dr. George Zinkhan to my daughter, who suffers from migraines.
UofU Patient November 12, 2012Dr Zincken is the kindest doctor I know.
UofU Patient November 05, 2012I feel like depression is blamed too much for my symptoms, when they are really neurological and may have cause from something that has not been caught. I also do not believe all of the symptoms are from fibromyalgia.
UofU Patient November 04, 2012Dr. Zinkhan was very nice. He was patient as he answered all of my questions. He explained everything and made sure I understood. I felt like he cared and never felt like he was rushing to get me out of there.
UofU Patient October 24, 2012Dr. Zinkhn spent time with me, my husband and family members going over my disease.
UofU Patient October 17, 2012Dr. Zinkhan was great. Explained well and listened to my questions and concerns.
UofU Patient October 13, 2012Probably will never find the cause of the problem.
UofU Patient October 10, 2012I really appreciate the time and detail that Dr. Zinkhan spends with me and put in to explain and determine what is wrong with me. I feel like he is an advocate for me, where my previous neurologist was not.
UofU Patient October 09, 2012We found Dr. Zinkhan to be very thorough--wish others would have been as thorough. (Maybe they just didn't have the knowledge.)
UofU Patient September 28, 2012The Dr I visited with hadn't read the 22 pages sent with my background information. Either that or he had forgotten the information. I work at an Elementary as a school aide. Part of my job is some custodial where I get aerobic cardio twice a day five days a week I repeated this information more than once during my visit yet Dr Zinkhan repeatedly told me to get exercise three times a week. I told him that my job makes me hurt worse each day. I told him that I was interested in Tia chi or yoga. He put that on my papers as his recommendations. I had to inform him of my packet I had to fill out to attend your clinic. He looked over a couple of the pages , put the rest in a folder and placed it in a bucket type container by his side. I did get to look at my brain and it looked fine. I supplied the disc with my MRI on it. Dr Zinkhan was pleasant to pass the time with, he gave me a reflex exam. I had a very bad day that day and most of my muscles , especially in and around my spine were very tense and I was in quite a bit of pain.My legs were stiff and wobbly. feet were painful to step on. He told me he was referring me back to Dr Amann and that if anything else came up to call. He had blood drawn to test for b12 and another antibody (stiff muscle syndrome) It was negative as I have just found out. The assistant I spoke to today has been informed that I felt that Dr Zinkahn was not fully informed and my guess is that he hadn't had time to read the information. I had a devil of a time getting an appointment, making sure that the 22 pages actually got there(the secretary continued to claim it was received there, hence a total of four copies were sent) and then I drove for an hour and half to get to your building, using precious money I really cannot afford. I left frustrated and discouraged and unheard.I work very hard at my job, very hard at staying ahead of things. I have to write everything down because I forget things far to quickly. My quality of life is being affected and I have sort out professionals whom I believed could help. I only seek to understand and answers for my health issues.
UofU Patient September 25, 2012Dr. Zinkhan is a very kind, gentle and caring physician. Working with the elderly may be difficult for some; however, he is so patient and has a very easy manner.
UofU Patient September 10, 2012I didn't feel like he was really listening to me.... I would talk and he would just keep saying uh-hu uh-hu as he was typing into the computer. He was good about going over things with me when he was done typing before I left.
UofU Patient September 03, 2012He was personable but I felt like he did not listen to me or address my problem that I was there for. I told him 3times that I hadn't had a migraine in years yet he prescribed medication for migraines. He never really discussed the reason I was there for with the tingling burning pressure on the left side of my face including my lips tongue and roof of my mouth. All these things were listed on the papers at we're provided for review. It seemed to me he had his mind made up before I ever came in. I was very disappointed with my visit and the fact that I feel he did not address my concerns. He wrote a prescription and we were dismissed.
UofU Patient August 20, 2012The Doctor was the best i have been to in a long time
UofU Patient August 20, 2012Dr. Zinkan has brought a whole new meaning to the word Neurologist! Believe me I've met my share! He is the most comfortable, yet brilliant brain doctor I have seen. I had been seen in the hospital by a state specialist and required Dr. Zinkan telling me to trust his opinion, just because of his deliverance. I have already recommended him to people that I know use Neurologists! I will continue to do so. I genuinely feel cared for in his office. He went out of his way to give me extra care with injections that literally changed my functionality that day! THANK YOU!
UofU Patient August 13, 2012very pleased with the Dr. and my visit
UofU Patient August 13, 2012Dr. Zinkhan explained the EMG fully before and during the study.
UofU Patient August 13, 2012The doctor explained himself well and took the time to make sure I knew the answers to any of my questions. He even took the time to explain my test results not just saying they were good or bad.
UofU Patient July 24, 2012Very Good I felt confident in the care provided
UofU Patient July 16, 2012The doctor called me back to the room and started the visit with me instead of the medical assistant. This is usually not the normal. It was a nice surprise. He has been very cautious and paid close attention to the details in my care which is very im
UofU Patient July 09, 2012Although we did not get a dignosis, we get an idea of what I might have. I am looking forward to my next visit. My Doctor did not make me feel like I was crazy/insane. He did give give me some peace of Mind.
UofU Patient July 07, 2012I don't feel he really listened to my concerns and set aside my. concerns, then followed thru with the "medical" aspect of it. I left feeling disappointed and helpless.
UofU Patient June 29, 2012Dr. seems rather distracted and focuses greatly on the computer screen. But he attempts to fully answer all my questions.
UofU Patient June 25, 2012I live 8 hours away and I might just drive back to SLC everytime I need to see a neurologist
UofU Patient June 07, 2012I really feel he should have read the information packet BEFORE I arrived. He was not prepared at all to treat me because he didn't know much of the background. For the money it costs us, we were quite disappointed.
UofU Patient June 04, 2012Excellent and professional care received. This provider asked very thorough and detailed questions, and patiently responded to all concerns. He spent an adequate amount of time with me to get a thorough understanding of my condition. I feel very good about the care plan developed, and am optimistic about working further with this provider in the future.
UofU Patient May 04, 2012LOVE Dr. Zinkhan--very caring, friendly, explains things so well
UofU Patient May 02, 2012great
UofU Patient April 30, 2012This was a good visit but I am still reeling with the diagnosis of early onset Alzheimers. Somehow I missed that in my other visits with him.
UofU Patient April 20, 2012I am very impressed with Dr. Zinkhan. I appreciate the time he spent with me explaining about my condition I have, and how he involves his patients in working through to fix the problem. Dr. Zinkhan seems pretty comfortable not having to have all the answers and with his patients knowing that he has to research some of the information. I feel that less mistakes are made that way. I feel that he is very much an asset to the University and a great example for other doctors. I know this survey is for myself, but I have seen this not only with my visits but with my husbands as well. I have definitely recommended Dr. Zinkhan to others.
UofU Patient April 18, 2012good
UofU Patient April 04, 2012This was the single BEST visit either of us have had with a doctor!
UofU Patient March 15, 2012Our round trip travel time was about 10 hours. The doctor was unprepared for the appointment. I find that to be unacceptable. We scheduled this appointment 7 weeks in advance and everything that was done inbetween was at Dr. Zinkhan's request.
UofU Patient March 09, 2012I hope I never have to recommend this clinic to aanyone but if they need a great clinic I would highly recommend this clinic
UofU Patient March 08, 2012Dr Zincon is by far the most knowledge, calm, caring, wonderful, amazing doctor I have ever met. I would recommend him to everyone I know!
UofU Patient February 22, 2012Dr. Zinkhan was extremely personable and well informed. He was willing to spend as much time as I needed to understand my condition and treatment options.
UofU Patient February 06, 2012He called me after the appointment to tell me about research he had done and people he had called for further help.
UofU Patient January 19, 2012I appreciate the personal, direct, specific and fluent care that I am always given. This Doctor is rare for his breed. He always makes me feel like he is really listening. Although I realize he is obviously brilliant and above my intelligence level, he never makes me feel like it. I have already recommended him to several people. It's nice to finally have a neurologist I feel like I can trust. Thank you.

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Melbourne Victory lose midfielder Gui Finkler for 12 months after scans confirm ruptured ACL
- January 02, 2013
Scans have confirmed that Melbourne Victory midfielder Gui Finkler has ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament and will require a reconstruction, ruling him out of action for 12 months.
Finkler sustained the injury in the opening moments of the Victory's 2-1 loss to Western Sydney Wanderers on Tuesday at Parramatta Stadium.
A statement on the Victory's website confirmed the worst news on Wednesday evening.
"It has now been confirmed that Finkler has ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and while there was no other damage to the knee, he will require a reconstruction," the statement read.
The Brazilian playmaker, who tops the A-League in assists, took to Twitter express his devastation.
Thanks again for the posts. Today is the worst day in my life. But I will be here supporting MVFC...and I will be back as soon as possible..
— Guilherme Finkler (@Guifinkler) January 2, 2013
I feel stronger with every words from the fans. You guys make my day better..thanks..
— Guilherme Finkler (@Guifinkler) January 2, 2013
It is not yet known when Finkler will go under the knife.
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Jim of Melbourne says January 03, 2013 at 12:02 AM
Funny how everyone assumed he was diving including the referee and commentators. It may sound a bit stupid but I think there's a bit of racism involved whenever a foreign player goes down he's accused of diving and told to just get up especially if he is South American. We seem to use foreign players as a scape goat, we point at them and saysee it's the foreign players that dive. I know that it is true in some cases but innocent players are being grouped with diving players simply because they aren't Australian just like we are told we are divers by non football supporters simply for playing the same sport. I'm just saying I think Gui deserves an apology.
Sam of Melbourne says January 03, 2013 at 12:30 AM
Terrible news, such a great player, we wish you a speedy and safe recovery mate. Ange will surely look for a replacement in the transfer window now as he is such a vital player, should re-sign Hernandez, apparently he wants to come back and he is someone who will actually shoot! lol
imbo says January 03, 2013 at 4:33 AM
@1 Players get injured diving too.
PerthVillan of Perth says January 03, 2013 at 5:07 AM
Don't know about racism but I agree that the ref was irresponsible - very arrogant and illogical in his insistence at trying to get Finkler off the pitch. It was the first 10 minutes of the match - it's not like MVFC were trying to time waste their way to a draw. The ref seemed more interested in asserting his authority than dealing with the situation in front of him. You should always take safety and well-being of the players into consideration first and foremost, no matter what the sport. Finkler being out is a huge blow for the Victory though. Probably one of the best passers in the league and largely responsible for releasing Rojas and Thompson in space out wide time and again. If they replace him with Broxham gods help us all...
james noosa of sunny coast says January 03, 2013 at 9:17 AM
Yes Jim, agree with your suspicions, at least in some instances. I consider some of these players that use close ball control, (taken very seriously in training technique overseas, and at last here now) sometimes are on the egde of their own balance just by the way they move with the ball to avoid players, and when playing on the edge they can lose balance rather more easily, then all the experts say "diver".
Stu of Brisbane says January 03, 2013 at 9:51 AM
I never assumed he was diving Jim. I think you owe him an apology.
Daniel of Melbourne says January 03, 2013 at 10:15 AM
I think this is a perfect opportunity for some LARS surgery to get Gui back on his feet before pre-season. Whilst soccer clubs are a fickle place I do hope MVFC stick by him as players like him have helped the team a lot this season. Good luck mate!
Stefanos of Melb says January 03, 2013 at 12:46 PM
Your are totally right and I think that non football fans and players should also realize The core strength a soccer player requires and in this case finkler was in a tussle With a player under extreme pressure . Soccer or more formally football players Deserve more credit as they run for 90 plus mins with this physicality Very demanding unlike being subbed every 2 mins in AFL
how about neumann of football town says January 03, 2013 at 1:33 PM
if finkler deserves an apology so too does geronimo neumann.
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Sorry to see this happen to Finkler.. Terrible refereeing and then trying to force him off the pitch.. Players like Neumann are giving players like Finkler etc a bad rap
bob says January 03, 2013 at 3:05 PM
It wasn't about diving. It was about the fact he was sitting on the sideline and needed to get off the pitch for the game to continue. That is it.
1 Team in Melbourne: Blue with a big White V! of Bundoora says January 03, 2013 at 3:19 PM
I agree Jim. This is a big blow for Victory. I was really enjoying watching Finkler who to me was contributing far more than what Flores has. Time now for Flores to step up and be the player we were promised he would be (Better and Faster than Hernandez!)
theguyyouwishyouwere of wanderland says January 03, 2013 at 3:43 PM
i was at the game and it looked like a dive, and i conceed that i was wrong - but to say that the south americans and italians haven't earned the diver's tag is just ignorant. remember the backlash that harry kewell got when he admitted he dived for your precious MVFC? How about "gee tough break finkler, good luck with your recovery" instead.
player of the real game says January 03, 2013 at 7:37 PM
Where's that mug who always calls himself "Diving nancies" I'd love to see him survive such a tackle.


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By Daniel Farey-Jones, campaignlive.co.uk, Tuesday, 11 December 2012 11:38AM
Publicis Groupe chief executive Maurice Lévy has posted an eccentric video address to the world on YouTube that reviews a year in which his company acquired BBH and LBi and looks ahead to 2013.
The video, which has a number of hidden extras that can be accessed by double-clicknig the pause button, follows 2010's effort promoting the Publicis Groupe Twitter feed.
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Kimball Jacobean Gothic Style Baby Grand Piano
Very unusual Kimball Jacobean Gothic Style Baby Grand Piano In English Walnut Carved Cabinet
$20,000 after total restoration
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Year: 1929
Length: 4 feet, 8 inches
Finish: Walnut
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This is a beautiful and unusual Jacobean Gothic style baby grand piano built by the famous W.W. Kimball Piano Company of Chicago in 1929. This piano is very small, measuring only 4'8" long. It is made of beautifully carved English Walnut. It boasts 6 carved legs which are joined with beautifully detailed rope moldings and iron rods, and heavy beaded trim all around the case. This piano would have most likely been custom ordered to suit the original owner's decor. In person, the piano has a medieval feel to its appearance. You simply cannot buy a new piano like this! This Kimball has a surprising tone for such a small piano, and it has a very pleasing tone. It has the original matching stool which also has the Jacobean legs with rope molding. This piano can be equipped with the computerized player mechanisms if desired.
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Instrument Catalogs
Kimball Catalog 1893
Illustrated sales catalog for W.W. Kimball Piano Company featuring World Columbian Exposition awards of 1893
Kimball Catalog 1900
Illustrated sales catalog for W.W. Kimball Piano Company, circa 1900
Kimball Catalog 1927
70th Anniversary sales catalog for the Kimball Piano Company featuring their upright pianos, player pianos, and grand pianos. Circa 1927
Kimball Catalog 1931
Illustrated Sales Catalog for the Kimball Piano Company featuring their upright pianos, player pianos, and grand pianos, Circa 1931
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Monday's feast at United Gospel Mission in the Downtown Eastside will be much the same as other Thanksgiving dinners across the city. Friends, families and neighbours will break bread together, gobble down turkey and express gratitude for whatever good things are in their lives.
The difference at UGM is a matter of scale.
A total of 170 turkeys will be served at the free, daylong community dinner at both UGM's new home at 601 East Hastings St. and another location in New Westminster, along with 1,500 pounds of mashed potatoes, 900 pounds of vegetables, 900 pounds of stuffing, 80 gallons of gravy and 260 litres of cranberry sauce. For dessert, they'll slice up 800 pumpkin pies and top portions with generous scoops from 400 litres of ice cream.
Keela Keeping, UGM's spokesperson, said she and a small army of roughly 200 volunteers are expecting to feed 3,000 people for this year's dinner, roughly the same number who attended last year in the Thanksgiving debut of the 72-year-old non-profit organization's $29-million new home. She said if there is one thing she is thankful for this year, it's the new kitchen.
"It's just so much better now and we have these massive vats that can cook huge quantities of veggies and gravy and what have you," Keeping said.
The kitchen is a big part of the 70,000-square-foot building that opened in April 2011. The complex provides 72 shelter beds, 37 affordable housing units and 64 beds for a live-in drug and alcohol recovery program, double the numbers being treated in their old facility. "We basically built on top of our old parking lot," said Keeping. "We moved 13 feet over and six storeys up and we were able to double or triple a lot of our programs. We doubled our drug and alcohol recovery program, and of course we have a bigger kitchen and a bigger dining room. Just a lot more space is available and it is really great."
The new kitchen can handle up to 335,000 meals a year compared to the 240,000 the charity could previously cook up, but Thanksgiving is by far its biggest day.
"I think they have it down to a science now where different days are working on different things. We have about six volunteers per meal and so they will be assigned to work on different things. People are helping us serve food, clear tables, with entertainment, with a whole host of things."
Carrie Billy, a single mother and self-described struggling artist who was outside enjoying the sun when the Courier stopped by, said she is pleased to see how the annual event has grown. "People might think that a lot of people around here don't have a lot to be thankful for, but I can tell you the community is one thing that means a lot," she said. "I'm not coming here for food as much any more myself but I definitely wouldn't want to miss Thanksgiving here. It's not just the food, it's the people."
Keeping said that while there are enough volunteers for the day itself, UGM is always looking for extra hands and/or donations.
"Thanksgiving is definitely the one people tend to think of, but we need volunteers 365 days a year. If we can't use them that day, we can definitely use them in the future."
The doors open at 10 a.m. and food is expected to last until 4 p.m. For more information, visit ugm.ca.


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In search of a Holistic "Doctor"
The original meaning of 'doctor' comes from Latin, 'docere', meaning "to teach". To have the title of Doctor means to teach, to be a teacher. It wasn't until later that this term was then applied to the world of medical providers and used in the same regard as physician. Physician, according to Merrian-Webster dictionary, means: "a person skilled in the art of healing."
Holistic, which comes from holism, means, according to the American Heritage dictionary: emphasizing the importance of the whole and the interdependence of its parts; to be concerned with wholes rather than analysis or separation into parts."
I believe that a doctor should be a teacher, but not in the conventional sense. A doctor, physician, will meet the person where they are and help facilitate them to reclaim and regain their health!
These days, many patients come to us asking if we know of any holistic doctors. I often ask, "what do you mean by this"? What is it you are looking for? A common response is: "I want a doctor who listens to me and who is open to alternative therapies." Sometimes they also say that they would like a doctor who could guide them with their diet or use of supplements.
To be a true Holistic Doctor or Physician would mean that a practitioner is skilled in the art of healing. It means the practitioner is patient centered, that is, has only the patient's best interest at heart. Such a physician is concerned with the interrelationship of all the parts, or aspects, of the patient; i.e. how the patient's emotions, mental faculties and physical body are all interconnected and continually influencing the whole person and affecting that patient's state of being.
A holistic doctor listens to their patient and asks questions that allow them to define themselves in relationship to health. Such a physician is able and willing to refer their patient to another provider in order to achieve the best care for the patient. Any licensed health care provider who does not understand the validity of other modalities or who do not refer to another type of therapist or doctor is not a holistic practitioner. In addition, prescribing a lot of supplements or running a lot of 'alternative' tests is not alternative medicine nor does it make a practitioner a holistic doctor.
Let us not water down this term of 'Holistic Doctor.' You, as a consumer of health care, should have high expectations of your health care providers! We all work for you; do not settle.
At our last board meeting of the Institute of American Acupuncture and Life Medicine, Dr. Duckworth proposed that IAALM be a source from which consumers could locate and communicate with Holistic Practitioners of Health Care from as many different disciplines as possible. To this aim, a committee is being formed to do just that.
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Puerto Rican cuisine is known for its humble character, a blend of flavors from the European Spanish, Native Americans and imported Africans who settled this American commonwealth. Here in Marin, "la comida criolla" — the food of Puerto Rico — is synony-mous with the Sol Food restaurants and their co-owner and chef, Sol Hernandez. A San Rafael institution for 10 years, Sol Food recently opened an outpost in Mill Valley. Like its well-established big sisters up north, it has a kinetic energy, a welcoming spirit and a line out the door.
"We call the line person the head cheerleader," says Mill Valley's general manager, Tina Ford. And cheer they must. The new locale, in
The menu is virtually identical to that of the San Rafael locations. Though Mill Valley does not yet have a rotisserie or espresso and none of the locations serve alcohol, the well-known and well-regarded soups, salads, combination plates and all things plantain are here. Even the day's specials are the same.
Launch your Amero-Caribbean adventure with sopa de lentejas ($4.95 for 8 ounces). Made with Spanish lentils and cubes of pumpkin, the medium-bodied, vegan broth was mildly flavored, enhanced
Sunday's special, pernil, pasteles y arroz con gandules ($12.95), is Hernandez's take on a rice-based stew or gumbo, a dish found in every island home. Mildly seasoned pork leads the charge, wrapped with squash and green plantains into a riqeño tamale, and, alongside, cubed with red rice, olives, peppers and pigeon peas. Served on a wide plate, the ample portion is comfort food at its most elemental.
While waiting to place your order, take notice of the red and black portrait on the entryway wall. Painted by Marin resident and artist Belle Marko, the woman portrayed is Hernandez's grandmother, Conchita. "She is our guardian angel," says Ford. Conchita casts her gaze on a brightly lit community table, counter seating along the window and a few outdoor tables. Colorful doors line the back wall, above which a narrow shelf holds pitchers and jugs. Metal bins at the center of each table hold silverware, napkins and Hernandez's famous hot sauce. Food arrives quickly and plates are removed
But linger you should for there are plantains to be had. Order them on their own as maduros ($4.75 for five) or add sweet and succulent plantains to a plate of camarones empanizados ($14.45 for three). Enveloped in finely diced green plantains, the butterflied white tiger shrimp were pan-fried to a burnished gold but lacked flavor. A squeeze of lime or a dip in the accompanying cilantro-lime sauce helped. Smashed tostones con mojo ($3.95 for three) make a fine replacement for more familiar tortillas, the garlic and olive oil dressing softening the naturally dry character of the low-moisture green plantain. Recognizing the arid nature of this dietary staple, mofongo ($5.95), a tower of fried green plantain topped with olive oil, garlic and flaky salt, was served with a side of chicken broth. Scoop a bit of the fortress onto a spoon and dip into the broth for the full effect.
In Mill Valley, Sol Food is much the same — menu, décor, service — as in San Rafael. The large parking lot makes the plantain pilgrimage that much easier. Now about that line ...
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Address: 401 Miller St. at La Goma, Mill Valley
Phone: 380-1986
Website: http://solfood restaurant.com
Cuisine: Classic Puerto Rican with a Marin twist
Service: Counter
Noise level: Loud
Recommended items: Mofongo, tostones con mojo, sopa de lentejas, ensalada con pollo
Liquor selection: N/A
Corkage: N/A
Heart-healthy and vegetarian selections: Yes
Gluten-free selections: Yes
Dog friendly: Yes
Wheelchair access: Yes
Parking: Lot
Hours: 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays, 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sundays
Credit cards: Visa and MasterCard
Prices: $10 to $18
Reservations: No
Summary: A San Rafael institution for 10 years, Sol Food recently opened an outpost in Mill Valley. Like its well-established big sisters up north, it has a kinetic energy, a welcoming spirit and a line out the door. Chef and co-owner Sol Hernandez's signature tostones and mofongo, salads and combination plates are all here.


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Pulse Pole Dance & Fitness Studio
- Northeast Arcadia Lakes
Exotic dancing and upbeat fitness classes inside a comfortable-and-encouraging 3,500 sq. ft. studio
Country Club of Newberry
- Newberry
Water comes into play on nine holes at challenging but fair 6,530 yd. course characterized by rolling fairways and generous greens
Nothing But Bounce
Parties of up to 25 kids careen down inflatable water slide before plopping down on provided picnic tables or soaring on bungee trampoline
Palmetto Outdoor Center
- West Columbia
Paddlers travel the Saluda, Broad and Congaree Rivers in rented kayaks, canoes or paddleboards, passing historic ruins and swimming holes.
Lexington's Art Studio
Kids summer art classes engage children with projects such as Egyptian artwork, clay molding, and painting
Supreme Golf
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Golfers gain discounts at 14 area courses, a golf-ball stencil, and a one-year subscription to Golf Digest magazine
Diamond Hill Mine
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Explore 5-plus acres of dumps and spoil piles while unearthing quartz crystals and pieces of amethyst
Supreme Bouncers
Inflatables sporting details such as castle turrets are reinforced for safety before supporting children indoors or outdoors
Heart of Dixie Farms
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60-minute lessons instill proper horseback-riding fundamentals in disciplines of Western pleasure, English pleasure, and timed events
Edwin Watts Golf Academy Dallas
- Haywood Mall
Putting- and swing-analysis sessions use JC Video and Tomi technology to capture techniques so instructors can diagnose poor tendencies
Saluda River Rafting Adventures
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Duos leisurely float down the river inside rented inter tubes or paddleboats
Upstate Equestrian Center
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Introductory children's class acquaints youngsters three and up with horses through hands-on grooming, tacking, and riding
Foothills Area Family YMCA
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Enjoy programs such as sports clinics, summer camp, and dog-obedience training
American Dance Club
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Dancers teach the basics of social dances such as ballroom, country western, and Argentine tango; guests can bring partners at no charge
It's Yoga! Studio Inc.
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Classes are scheduled Monday–Friday and include Vinyasa flow, Amrit yoga, and beginner courses
CrossFit Aiken
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CrossFit trainers teach safe workout form in an introductory session; regular classes incorporate weightlifting, cardio, and gymnastics
Jay Byars Fitness
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Certified trainers guide students through calorie-scorching workouts and self-defense techniques
Fish Tales Guide Service
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Zanti Power Yoga
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More than 20 weekly power yoga classes led by experienced instructors; introductory classes and advanced heated sessions available
Three B Fitness
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Group fitness classes that consist of body-weight exercises, kettlebell swings, and medicine-ball tosses
PRO Martial Arts of Greenville
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Martial-arts classes tailored to kids and adults help students develop physical and emotional strength
CrossFit Augusta
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Functional movements from CrossFit's rotating workout of the day propel intense classes helmed by seasoned coaches
High Performance Gym
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Certified instructors motivate clients through one-hour small-group basic and advanced strength training classes, plus dance and jujitsu
CKO Kickboxing Greenville
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Classes tone the arms and legs while building core strength through blistering combinations of jabs, crosses, and kicks to the heavy bag
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When visitors step into one of the South's largest children's museums, there's one thought that commonly crosses their minds: That's a big kid. Waiting to greet them is a 40-foot-tall statue of EDDIE, a reinforced, molded-plastic boy who weighs 17.6 tons and—like almost everything at EdVenture Children's Museum—is ready for kids to explore. After they've climbed inside his heart, up to his brain, and slid down his intestines—all while learning about their own bodies—kids race to explore the rest of the museum's more than 350 hands-on activities contained within nine exhibit galleries. As a testament to its attractions, EdVenture Children's Museum received the 2011 National Medal for Museum and Library Service, an honor given to only 10 libraries and museums in the nation.
Past Eddie, EdVenture's permanent exhibits include the World of Work, where kids climb aboard a John Deere tractor, take the helm of a 24-foot fire truck, and learn the value of money by spending Eddie Bucks on groceries or flooding the market to undermine the local economy. At the Aha Factory, wee ones recycle everyday items into paper snowflakes, pipe-cleaner butterflies, and glitter-encrusted egg cartons. Children 3 and younger, meanwhile, can explore the My Backyard exhibit, an age-appropriate haven of soft surfaces.
Featured on NBC and CBS, John Nolan's Greenville History Tours provide access to the city's storied past via educational strolls through the West or South End, landmark-peppered drives, and samplings of the city's restaurant scene. Nolan founded the company in 2006 after spending a decade immersed in local history as a museum docent and time-traveling crime fighter. Since striking out on his own, Nolan has authored A Guide to Historical Greenville, South Carolina and has remained at the top of TripAdvisor's rankings. Participants can reap the benefits of Nolan's knowledge of history, culture, and architecture on traditional tours as well as special VIP tours.
Monkey Joe's immerses kids aged 2–12 in a cushy world filled with bright yellows, reds, and greens. Amid the air-filled structures, kids enliven imaginations and burn off pent-up energy by scaling walls, cascading down slides, and drafting the blueprints for their parent's new inflatable summer home. During breaks in the action, they can also hit the arcade to try their hand at air hockey and other prize-redemption games.
Parents can head to the lounge to sip a rich cup of coffee, surf the 'net, and watch TV, confident that their little ones are under staff supervision. The friendly Monkey Joe's crew can also entertain groups in a private suite.
Anchor Lanes houses a scintillating slate of activities that pleases laid-back guests and diehard competitors alike. In addition to bowling with traditional or bumper lanes, the alley fosters a festive atmosphere with its children's-birthday-party packages, which include food, bowling, decorations, entertainment, and cleanup. During Anchor Lanes's neon nights, the lights fade, the music revs up, and lasers cut through dense patches of fog like the headlights of a runaway roller-coaster car. When the lanes aren't illuminated in the cool blue hue of black light, dedicated bowlers of any age can hone and flaunt their skills during league play.
At its two Columbia locations, Plex Indoor Sports aims to provide complete indoor recreation with artificial-turf fields, ice arenas, inflatables, basketball courts, family entertainment center, and full-service cafe. Both facilities offer after-school programs providing access to soccer, football, and lacrosse programs, ensuring that children learn the proper techniques required to work toward goals and play safely. Total-fitness classes are also available throughout the week, highlighting invigorating methods such as yoga, Zumba, and hip-hop aerobics. The Sandhills location hosts a roller-skating rink, and the Irmo location houses an NHL regulation-sized ice rink with public skate times in between hockey games and practice sessions of the local ice-fishing team.
A 30-foot rock-climbing wall towers over the Family Entertainment Center, granting visitors an elevated view of a facility packed with wall-to-wall inflatables and family activities. Visitors can roller skate, set new high scores at the arcade, or attempt to stay atop a mechanical bull. Other attractions include bungee jumping, a rock-n-roll ride, and more.
Founded in 2010, the EHCL's Greenville Road Warriors don't have the rich legacy of their parent squad, the NHL's legendary New York Rangers. But judging from their first two seasons, the team is eager to make up for lost time. The Road Warriors took the league by storm in their debut season, earning the top playoff seed in the Eastern Conference before losing in overtime of Game 7 in the second round of the playoffs. Their quest for Kelly Cup glory continued in the 2011–2012 season, when they yet again made it to the playoffs and fell in the conference quarterfinals. Although championship hardware may have eluded the Road Warriors in their short history, the squad has produced enough top-notch regular-season performances to keep NHL scouts, fans, and trophy-case carpenters on their toes.


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Orlando … ASIG®, an industry leader in aviation services, announced today that James "Jimmy" Glock has been appointed Vice President, Carbon Solutions, reporting directly to Tim Ramsey, Sr. Vice President, Sales and Marketing. Glock is leading the company's sales initiatives for ASIG's innovative partnership with GE Aviation that leverages GE Aviation's engine wash technology called ClearCore™. He is responsible for securing engine wash service contracts with commercial airlines and the U.S. military throughout the United States.
Glock has been involved in aviation services for more than 20 years and has held a variety of positions both in sales and operations. He started his career with Signature Flight Support, eventually serving as Manager, General Aviation for FBO and commercial operations at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI). He was promoted to Director, Airline Sales and then joined ASIG in 2002 as Senior Director, Airline Account Sales. Glock's most recent position was Senior Vice President, Sales and Service for Quantem Aviation Services, a cargo services provider.
Tim Ramsey, ASIG's Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, remarked, "I am very pleased that Jimmy has rejoined ASIG. His background in operations, along with his proven abilities in generating sales and building new customer relationships, will be critical as we develop our engine wash service offering. He will play a key role in ASIG's strategic efforts to deliver new and innovative services to our customers."
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ASIG is part of BBA Aviation plc a leading global aviation support and aftermarket services provider with market leading businesses and attractive growth opportunities. BBA Aviation's Flight Support businesses (ASIG and Signature Flight Support) are focused on refueling and ground handling of business and commercial aviation aircraft. Its Aftermarket Services and Systems businesses (Dallas Airmotive, Premier Turbines, H+S Aviation, International Turbine Service, Barrett Turbine Engine Company, International Governor Services, Ontic and APPH) are focused on the repair and overhaul of jet engines and the design, manufacture and services of aerospace sub-systems and components. For more information, please visit www.bbaaviation.com.
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Tobacco Prevention Control and Spending
- FY2013 State Funding for Tobacco Control Programs: $0
- FY2013 Federal Funding for State Tobacco Control Programs: $2,601,594*
- FY2013 Total Funding for State Tobacco Control Programs: $2,601,594
- CDC Best Practices State Spending Recommendation: $119,800,000
- Percentage of CDC Recommended Level: 2.2%
*Includes tobacco prevention and cessation funding provided to states from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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- Government Workplaces: Prohibited
- Private Workplaces: Prohibited
- Schools: Prohibited
- Childcare Facilities: Prohibited
- Restaurants: Prohibited
- Bars: Prohibited (allowed in cigar bars/lounges)
- Casinos/Gaming Establishments: Restricted*
- Retail Stores: Prohibited
- Recreational/Cultural Facilities: Prohibited
- Penalties: Yes
- Enforcement: Yes
- Preemption: No
Citation: N.J. STAT. ANN. §§ 26:3D-55 to 26:3D-64 (2008).
*Smoking in indoor areas of horse tracks is prohibited by state law. Atlantic City, NJ where all the state's casinos are located, has an ordinance restricting smoking to 25 percent of the gaming floors of casinos.
Cigarette Tax
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Overview of State Cessation Coverage
State Medicaid Program:
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- Counseling: No coverage
- Barriers to Coverage: Barriers to coverage vary by health plan*
State Employee Health Plan(s):
- Medications: Covers all 7 recommended cessation medications**
- Counseling: Some health plans cover phone and/or online counseling
- Barriers to Coverage: No barriers
State Quitline:
- Investment Per Smoker: Data not reported; CDC recommends an investment of $10.53/smoker
Other Cessation Provisions:
- Private Insurance Mandate: Yes
Citation: See State Tobacco Cessation Coverage page for specific sources.
* Barriers could include: Limits on duration, annual or lifetime limits on quit attempts, requiring prior authorization, requiring co-payments, requiring using one or more cessation treatments before using others and/or requiring the use of counseling to receive medications.
**The 7 recommended cessation medications are: NRT Gum, NRT Patch, NRT Nasal Spray, NRT Inhaler, NRT Lozenge, Varenicline (Chantix) and Bupropion (Zyban).
Grading Note: Due to data to calculate a current quitline investment per smoker being unavailable, New Jersey was graded based on tobacco cessation coverage for Medicaid enrollees and state employees only.
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This paper reviews the potential for carbon sequestration in dryland ecosystems, which includes forests, but also covers other habitats, such as grasslands, and, importantly, soils. It also considers ways in which carbon storage in drylands affects land degradation issues.
Resource Type: ReportsThis study demonstrates the utility of carbon isotope discrimination in describing genetic adaptation to arid environments, although it is probably most useful in detecting differentiation when the strategy of the species under investigation is to increase water use efficiency, rather than drought-avoidance. The results suggest that populations on the eastern and western sides of the Andes should be treated as separate management units for the purposes of conserving the genetic resource of this species.
Resource Type: Journal PapersUNEP-WCMC, with the financial support of the UN-REDD programme, wrote a paper on biodiversity monitoring for REDD+ published in the journal "Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability" as part of ongoing work on REDD+ safeguards. The paper observes the following three challenge to biodiversity monitoring for REDD: choosing which aspects of biodiversity to monitor, the difficulty of attributing particular changes to REDD+ and the likely scarcity of resources for biodiversity monitoring. It proposes three responses which may address these challenges: 1) agreed policy targets that identify what should be monitored; 2) making links to existing biodiversity monitoring and to monitoring to estimate GHG emissions and removals; and 3) developing clear theories of change to assist in determining which changes in biodiversity can be attributed to REDD+. The paper is available on the journal website here.
Resource Type: Tools / ApplicationsOn October 16, at the REDD+ Day of CBD COP 11 in Hyderabad, the UN-REDD programme launched a policy brief focusing on multiple benefits and safeguards under REDD+. The paper elaborated on the use of tools and data to support decisions, and presented examples from implementation in REDD+ countries.
REDD+ is increasingly considered to have the potential to contribute to a range of policy goals in addition to climate change mitigation in the forestry sector. It is also recognized that there are social and environmental risks that may arise as the REDD+ mechanism is being implemented.
What has been less widely acknowledged is that avoiding significant risks and securing additional benefits from REDD+ could be the key to the overall success of the mechanism. By securing benefits beyond carbon, REDD+ can draw support from broader social and political constituencies; demonstrate that it enables a wider range of values to be realized; and generates sustainable income sources.
For governments and other stakeholders to adopt a broader approach to REDD+, a strong evidence base is needed to demonstrate that additional benefits will indeed be achieved, and contributions to national and local priorities accomplished. The Policy Brief outlines a series of analytical approaches that can help provide an evidence base to inform REDD+ decisions. It focuses on addressing environmental risks and benefits, and provides examples from Panama, Nigeria, DRC and Indonesia of where these approaches are already used.
The policy brief was drafted collaboratively with UNEP by UNEP-WCMC as part of their work for the UN-REDD Programme.
Resource Type: Tools / ApplicationsThe continued growth of human populations and of per capita consumption have resulted in unsustainable exploitation of Earth's biological diversity, exacerbated by climate change, ocean acidification, and other anthropogenic environmental impacts. We argue that effective conservation of biodiversity is essential for human survival and the maintenance of ecosystem processes. Despite some conservation successes (especially at local scales) and increasing public and government interest in living sustainably, biodiversity continues to decline. Moving beyond 2010, successful conservation approaches need to be reinforced and adequately financed. In addition, however, more radical changes are required that recognize biodiversity as a global public good, that integrate biodiversity conservation into policies and decision frameworks for resource production and consumption, and that focus on wider institutional and societal changes to enable more effective implementation of policy.
Resource Type: Journal PapersThis paper provides an overview of the current state of knowledge regarding relationships between carbon and biodiversity in tropical forests.
Resource Type: ReportsThis document provides a basis for estimating the probable impacts of different forest cover creation approaches on the ecosystem-derived benefits of biodiversity, water provision, soil conservation and non-timber forest products.
Resource Type: ReportsThis paper provides an overview of the issues surrounding and opportunities for achieving 'multiple benefits' from Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in developing countries (REDD). The UN‐REDD Programme understands the term 'multiple benefits' to include both the ecosystem and social benefits of REDD.
It is an output of the International Support Functions component of the UN‐REDD Programme, relating specifically to the development of output 3.2: 'Tools to encourage the capture of ecosystem service co‐benefits developed',focussing on the ecosystem aspects of multiple benefits.
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Prevue is a new web app that allows users to upload graphics and web designs to an account and easily share with clients. These uploaded designs are packed into a tidy little email and sent off to your client. The client can then view online or on their phone.
There are a number of other web apps out there that do pretty much the same thing as Prevue. However, Prevue has a few small tricks up its sleeve that I think are quite impressive. For starters, they have a really cool feature for web designers.
Web designers, I know you have heard this one before; "why doesn't my design fill the whole browser window?" What is it about some clients that they dont understand that they are looking at an image and not a live website? I can't tell you how many times I have had to add a 3000px wide background just to get them to shut up.
[sws_blockquote align="right" cite="Dumb Client" quotestyle="style01"] Why doesn't my design fill the whole browser window? [/sws_blockquote] The point of that little rant is that Prevue gives web designers a tool to create a background for their mockups. You can add images and margins to the mockup so your client can see it as if it were a live site and not just an image flush left in a browser. Prevue also claims to have a smart crop tool that will create a background for you with witchcraft. Spooky.
The other tool that Prevue offers that might be cool is some basic analytics on your posted projects. I'm not entirely sure of what they report and how, but Prevue claims to let you know if your client has viewed your work or not. I don't really know how useful this is, buts cool none the less.
Of course Prevue comes with all the other features you would expect in this sort of app. It allows for commenting on the mockups and basic annotation. The interface is mostly drag and drop, allowing you to easily setup and manage projects.
Final Thoughts
All and all Prevue looks pretty sweet. Its simple, stylish, and has few but awesome features. What more do you really need? As I said before, I really like the web design background feature. That in its self is reason enough to buy!
February 5, 2011 6:48 am
Best website, i'm keen on it!
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Prevue sounds to me a really cool application.Keep blogging.


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Monday 16 January 2012: Ricard from le marche aux puces
The visit to le puce, flea market, at Marseillan yesterday was extremely successful for us all especially the lovely L who found a silver tastevin dating from the 1930s and made by Cristofle....and what a find that was.
My mission was to collect Ricard bits and pieces. Ricard are one of the producers of Pastis, an anise flavoured aperitif which orginally was prepared from whole herbs while more modern versions are alcohol based mixed with essences and extracts and typically 40-45% proof!!!
There is something about the yellow and blue and simplicity of design that is just so appealing. A very sweet couple with a trestle loaded with lovely little Ricard glasses ,tin backed posters and more Ricard paraphenalia than you could poke a stick at, were extremely patient with my dodgy French. Together we stumbled through bargaining in Euros and sorting through coins and notes and now I have this little collection to add to a growing collection of goodies to stagger back to Aus with.
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We have all heard about pirhana, but maybe not all of us actually know what are these type of fish all about. Pirhana is a fish well known to have sharp teeth and to eat meat, fish which usually lives in South American rivers. And when you have heard about pirhana, you are probably thinking about a fish that can be quite dangerous because of its characteristic of eating meat. Well, maybe you did not know, but pirhana is eatable and it actually is the choice that many people make when they want to eat something that can be described as an exotic food. And pirhana fish is actually considered to be dangerous because of the many myths that exist around it.
Some actually say that a pirhana can tear into pieces a human body in just a couple of minutes. And so getting in the water of a river in which it is well known the fact that pirhana fish is living does not seem to be a very good idea any longer. Some myths that surround pirhana says that they are attracted by blood and so when smelling it, they just attack. Well, that surely seems to make everyone feel that getting near pirhana is not such a good idea. Anyway, it seems that researchers have proved that none of these myths are actually true and that pirhana fish are not as dangerous as people may think. However, when being on a trip in a country in South America, trying to eat at least once pirhana is a great idea. If you like fish, you are surely going to like pirhana too.
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"Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish; and you have fed him for a lifetime" ~ Author unknown
I have always loved that quote! This is one of the photos from my photo shoot at Sugar Pine Reservoir last weekend. The day all lined up so well, once we got up there and found a quiet spot to call our own for the afternoon.
The few little black spots in the image (if you look really close) are actually bugs. I started cloning them out in Photoshop at first. After removing a few of them, I decided they could stay…for now anyway. When I get ready to upload it to our Photography Website, I will think again.
Thoughts anyone? Would you remove the bugs, or leave it "Au Natural?"
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