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Britney said she managed to stop the dangerous habit during her two pregnancies.
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an effort to lose her added baby weight.
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Demand kept rising as Congress and President Barack Obama kept wrangling over various budget issues. Congress did agree to temporarily lift the government's borrowing limit but no deal was reached on a plan to avert automatic spending cuts from going into effect on March 1.

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DOBSON — The Dobson Youth Basketball League came to a conclusion with one final weekend tournament recently.
The Accurate Insurance team won its division for second- and third-graders.
The team sponsored by Tlaquepaque Mexican Grille and Restaurant won the division for fourth- and fifth-graders.
The team sponsored by the town of Dobson won the 6-8 grade division.
"This was an exciting year for the Dobson Youth Basketball League and the kids that participated in the league," said Brad Davis, league director.
The Dobson Elementary School gym featured new basketball goals with fiberglass backboards like the high schools use.
"I would like to thank the children, coaches, parents and our sponsors for such a great season and would encourage anyone not yet participating in youth basketball to join us next year," said Davis, who is also an assistant coach for the Surry Central boys team.
"I would also like to thank Dobson Elementary School and Surry County Schools for allowing us to use the Dobson gym for the league."


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Prince William supports rhino translocation From UK to Tanzania
19 June 2012
Tusk's Royal Patron, The Duke of Cambridge, paid a visit a few day ago to Port Lympne Animal Park to lend his support for a historic airlift of 3 rare Black Rhinos which took place over the weekend from Kent to Mkomazi National Park in northern Tanzania.
The Duke gave an impassioned interview to the BBC calling for the world to halt the illegal trade in rhino horn, which is now seriously threatening the species with extinction. During his brief visit to Port Lympne, which is operated by the Aspinall Foundation, the Duke met the keepers and fed the rhino, which were shortly to be translocated to Tanzania.
Talking to Kate Silverton, the Duke expressed his deep concern for the escalation in poaching of both rhino and elephant across the African continent fuelled by the increased demand for rhino horn and ivory from the far East.
The translocation itself started early on Saturday morning with the three rhino, Zawardi, Monduli, and Grumeti, being individually and carefully coaxed into specially built crates for their long journey to Tanzania. Once safely in, they were lifted on to a waiting DHL transporter lorry and driven the short distance from Port Lympne via Dover to Manston Airport. Here DHL had organized for one of their Boeing 757 live cargo aircraft to be ready for its precious cargo.
Once Customs had been satisfied, the three crates along with assorted food supplies were squeezed onto the DHL aircraft, which had been emblazoned with a large rhino sticker on its fuselage to mark the operation.
Accompanied by specialist rhino vet, Dr Pete Morkel and two rhino keepers, the rhinos finally arrived in Kilimanjaro Int Airport at 7.00am on Sunday morning. Legendary conservationist, Tony Fitzjohn OBE, was there to meet and take them to Mkomazi, a remote 1,500 sq km reserve which he rehabilitated for the Tanzanian Government and was recently upgraded to a National Park. Tusk has been a long standing investor in the redevelopment of Mkomazi since 1995.
From under the shadow of Mt Kilimanjaro, the animals were slowly driven by road to their new home in the centre of Mkomazi, where they eventually arrived some 24 hours after leaving Port Lympne. We are delighted to report that all three rhino walked out of their crates and began feeding and drinking immediately. It is very much hoped that their arrival in Mkomazi will now provide an important new boost to the genetic diversity of the existing core rhino population living within the heavily protected sanctuary.
It had been a remarkable journey made possible thanks to months of planning and collaboration between the George Adamson Trust, The Aspinall Foundation, Tusk and DHL.
Tusk Trust wishes to express its deep sense of gratitude to DHL for the kind support that the company gave to this translocation. Providing the dedicated DHL Boeing 757 that carried the rhino back to Tanzania was an immensely generous contribution, without
which this exercise would not have happened
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Sports Fix Wednesday - what you missed overnight
- From: News Limited Network
- October 10, 2012
TIGER and Rory both slump, former Penn State coach gets 30 years, Cole escapes penalty, Tomic out and the world's longest flag? Get your morning Sports Fix here now!
Sky diving - Felix Baumgartner was just minutes away from making an unprecedented leap from the edge of space overnight - but his jump was aborted just before launch because of gusty winds.
Baumgartner was already installed in the pressurised capsule, and a five-minute countdown had started, but as it got down to zero the wind picked up too much.
Supersonic Skydiver
For those who don't know what the Austrian is trying to do, here's the rundown:
The 43-year-old aims to break at least three records by conducting the highest and fastest freefall jump, from 36 kilometres up, and by becoming the first human to break the sound barrier without an aircraft.
Baumgartner has been training for five years for the jump, during which he will be in freefall for some five minutes before opening a parachute about 1.5km up to float back to the ground.
The biggest danger he faces is spinning out of control, which could exert G forces and make him lose consciousness. A controlled dive from the capsule is essential, putting him in a head-down position to increase speed. And if his hi-tech super suit rips, his skin will boil.
A new date for the launch over New Mexico is yet to be set.
WOODS, McILROY STUMBLE
Golf - In a huge shock, Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods have been beaten in their opening rounds of the World Golf Final at the Turkish resort of Belek.
Organisers of the $5.2 million event are now in freak-out mode because the world's leading two golfers cracked on the opening day.
World No.1 McIlroy played his closing five holes on the Sultan Course in a horror seven-over par for an eventual round of a five-over par 75 to lose to American rival Matt Kuchar who shot a one-under par 70.
Woods began his campaign with a birdie at the first but found himself two strokes behind his Charl Schwartzel when he triple bogeyed after finding water off the tee and then three-putting.
Their match was all-square coming down the last but Woods then sent his second shot into a back greenside bunker and lost by a shot with a round of 70 to Schwartzel's 69.
Soccer - Ashley Cole is one lucky bugger.
Somehow he's managed to escape a playing ban from England in the coming World Cup qualifiers despite insulting the Football Association.
The Chelsea left back apologised in person to FA chairman David Bernstein for posting a pretty nasty tweet after a commission set up by the governing body questioned the evidence Cole gave in defending John Terry in a racism case.
Ashley Cole
Cole has however been charged with misconduct by the FA and is set to be fined, but is free to play for England in Friday's match against San Marino and the away game in Poland next week.
That is of course if coach Roy Hodgson selects him.
Tennis - Aussies Bernard Tomic and Marinko Matosevic have both beaten in their opening-round matches at the Shanghai Masters.
Football - Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky has been sentenced to at least 30 years in jail.
Sandusky gave a long, rambling statement in which he denied the child sexual abuse allegations and talked about his life in prison and the pain of being away from his family.
The 68-year-old former was found guilty in June of 45 counts of child sexual abuse and convicted of molesting 10 boys over a 15-year period.
Witnesses said Sandusky used the charitable organisation he founded for troubled children as his personal hunting ground to find and groom boys to become his victims.
Penn State's longtime head football coach, Joe Paterno, was fired too but died from lung cancer in January.
Soccer - Fans of Argentine side River Plate have paraded the streets of Buenos Aires with what could be the world's longest flag in an attempt to out-do rivals Rosario Central.
Check it out below now!
There are big drops and then there's this!
Soccer - England captain Steven Gerrard admits his country has no more excuses for failure on the international stage after the English FA unveiled their new National Football Centre this morning.
Tennis - Bethanie Mattek-Sands advanced to the second round of the Generali Ladies WTA event by beating seventh-seeded Austrian Tamira Paszek 6-2 6-4 today.
Cricket - Umpires at the centre of bribery claims deny they were willing to fix matches for cash as cricket authorities announced an urgent probe into the allegations aired in a television sting.


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Friday, 04 May 2012
It's Not Me... It's My Metabolism!
Metabolism gets blamed for everything. Last time I check it was our metabolisms fault that we went to war in Afghanistan. Our metabolisms have become the modern day scapegoat for anything not going our way, and especially why we can't lose "those last few pounds."
Who hasn't heard it?
Girl 1 to Girl 2: "Oh my God, I'm skinny 'cos my metabolism is as fast as a jaguar."
Girl 2 to Girl 1: "Oh, mine is a turtle. That's why I'm kind of fat."
Girl 1 to Girl 2: "Oh babe, that's such a shame." (Secretly laughing on the inside and simultaneously experiencing "metabolism superiority.")
But both girls are wrong. Blaming our metabolism for not reaching desired weight goals is a lazy way to live, as well as scientifically incorrect. Our metabolism can be manipulated through diet and exercise, but at the end of the day they aren't the last word when it comes to weight loss. It sucks but it's true: the only reason I don't have my dream body is because I'm just a little bit indiscipline with the cookie jar.
Metabolism is the process the body uses to convert food to fuel, through a series of chemical and hormonal process. The speed of metabolism is unique to an individual, and inherited to an extent. Given that it's inheritable now is the perfect excuse to let your mom have it. I've always blamed my dad for my slightly large quad muscles. Now I can blame him for my tummy too.
But you have to stop blaming the parents at some point. Throwing junk in the engine is the cause of weight gain, not the engine itself. Those who think they have a "turtle" can still me slim: as long as they eat well. Our body is a finely tuned machine. Excess calories with minimal calories will weigh it down: in the form of 10 pounds of extra "cushion." Even jaguars that eat 10 cakes a day will get caught at some point by a healthy eating turtle.
People who are a bit overweight have a huge advantage if they are trying to lose weight through exercise. People with higher body weights burn more calories than a tiny gym bunny doing identical workouts. So while you might not look as good in the gym leggings today, you'll be looking banging soon, as long as you keep the running up.
So how do you get the engine running? Muscle burns calories faster than fat and adding weight training to daily workouts will increase muscle mass over time. Even after a strength workout the body has to work harder to maintain muscle mass because muscles are biologically hungrier than fat. So if you've been pumping iron in the gym and 6 hours later you're hungrier than a hippo take it as a fact that your muscles are munching away on your body, and you need more food.
What's in your diet is important too. As moms have been preaching for generations, breakfast really is the most important meal of the day when it comes to kicking metabolism into gear. And no one needs to be told that vegetables, lean meat like chicken and water are the things you should be eating.
So don't put all of life's failures on metabolism: he's only a minor natural body process. Eating healthily and exercising regularly are sure-fire ways to lose weight, and be happy.
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There is no stronger sign the Australian art market is still ailing than the about-face by the executive chairman of Menzies Art Brands, Rod Menzies, to ditch a new plan to exclusively attack the top end of the market only three months after announcing it.
Menzies Art Brands' quarterly stand-alone auctions have dominated auction results since its inception in 2007.
Buoyed by this, Menzies revealed in June a revamp for next year that would mean the company reduces its four annual sales to three in line with what he sees as his only competitors - Sotheby's, and Deutscher and Hackett.
The plan also involved halving the number of works in each sale to focus solely on the sale of $80,000-plus pieces, with the less valuable to be sold through his other company, Lawson Menzies.
Three months on, a cautious Menzies said: ''I repudiate that plan … There isn't enough volume or margin to succeed and the Lawson Menzies brand isn't strong enough to sustain a broader market.
''We haven't had a four-year recession, we're in the fourth year of a 10-year depression,'' he said.
Talk that there are too many players in the secondary market - which includes Bonhams, Mossgreen and Leonard Joel as well as the big three - is perennial.
But what is clearer than ever before is stakes in the Australian secondary market's $100 million annual turnover are at a knife edge.
At Menzies Art Brands' Sydney sale on Thursday night (the final large event of the season) the $8,057,598 turnover was shy of its estimated $9.5 million to $12 million turnover. While six of the 18 works valued at $100,000-plus sold for more than $500,000 - including Brett Whiteley's 1986 Arkie under the Shower ($1.2 million with buyer's premium) - nine paintings with $100,000-plus estimates were passed in.
Menzies said the market ''is picky, demanding and can drop an artist overnight'' saying works by Lloyd Rees, Fred Williams and Albert Tucker were passed in because ''they are competent not archetypal''.
With 45 per cent of lots sold below $30,000, it's clear Menzies is broadening his base, unlike Sotheby's, which remains intent on the top of the market.
At Sotheby's August 14 sale, 24 per cent of the 66 lots for sale sold for under $30,000.
The auction cleared 68 per cent by volume and realised $6.2 million, with $5 million coming from nine works including the record $1.68 million - after buyer's premium - for Arthur Boyd's Bride Running Away (1957).
Deutscher and Hackett's August 29 sale, with a turnover of $4,040,340 in contrast, shows a more evenly spread sale.
With 185 works for sale, only six - 3 per cent - fetched more than $100,000 and close to 70 per cent - 125 works - sold for under $30,000.
The head of corporate collections, Lara Nicholls, said the $1.34 million turnover from the sale of the corporate Wesfarmers Collection - 97 per cent by volume - ''outperformed the market'' citing Tim Storrier's 1983 Saddle with Bones ($90,000) and John Olsen's 1963 All Around the Harbour ($228,000) as standouts. Nicholls said Deutcher's philosophy is ''don't put all your eggs in one basket''. ''Two-thirds of Sotheby's total value was in five pictures alone which doesn't make sense,'' she said.
While Wesfarmers works may have given the auction cache, it failed to attract the predicted record price for Albert Tucker's 1954 painting, Flirtation. Bought at a Bonhams and Goodman sale in 2007 by Melbourne property developers Lustig & Moar for $840,000, it was sold last month (by an interim owner) for $576,000, indicating a flat market can nonetheless present opportunities for astute, cashed-up collectors.
Nicholls defines the market as ''unpredictable'' saying collectors are pulling back. ''It's not as deep a market as 2007. The record for Tucker could possibly be highly inflated due to a reckless bidding duel when the market was at its height,'' she said.
What remains robust, however, is the bottom end of the market. The distressed sale of 334 works from the Australian Art Investment Trust, attracted a large crowd of genuine bidders at Leonard Joel's Melbourne salerooms on August 26.
With the majority of work valued at less than $1000, 97 per cent of stock was cleared and 12 new records for Australian artists set.
Head of Leonard Joel's corporate and private collections, John Albrecht, said that while many artists, due to the conservative pre-sale pricing, would have preferred the auction was not held, ''they will now see the benefit of building an auction profile''.
The highest price fetched was $14,640, a new record for Geoffrey Dyer's Untitled (Bushfire Series) II.
The next large Australian art sales are at Leonard Joel on September 23, Mossgreen on October 23 and at Bonhams on November 19.
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David Vanderhooft came to Boston College as an Assistant Professor after completing his doctorate at Harvard University. He was promoted to Associate Professor in Spring 2002.
Professor Vanderhooft's research interests revolve around the Hebrew Scriptures, especially the Former and Latter Prophets. Historical, cultural, theological, and comparative analyses of ancient Israel's literature dominate his scholarship. The relationship between Israel and the ancient empires of Assyria and Babylonia forms another focus of research.
The Biblical Heritage I & II
The Hebrew Bible and History: The Case of David
Introduction to Biblical Hebrew I
God, Power, and Politics in the Bible
Prophets, Visionaries, and the Apocalypse in Ancient Israel Prophecy in Ancient Israel
Samuel and Kings
Member of the professional staff and area excavation supervisor with the Leon Levy Expedition to Ashkelon, Israel, directed by Harvard University.
Boston College Academic Year Sabbatical (2002-2003)
Whiting Fellowship in the Humanities (1994-1995)
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Doctoral Fellowship (1992-1994)
Frank Knox Memorial Fellowship (1990-1992)
Honorable Mention, Governor General of Canada Dissertation Award (1991)
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The Yehud Stamp Impressions: A Corpus of Inscribed Impressions from the Persian and Hellenistic Periods in Judah. IN: Eisenbrauns, 2011.
The Neo-Babylonian Empire and Babylon in the Latter Prophets. Harvard Semitic Museum Monographs 59. Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1999.
"Dwelling beneath the Sacred Place: A Proposal for Reading 2 Samuel 7:10." Journal of Biblical Literature 118/4 (1999) 625-33.
"New Evidence Pertaining to the Transition from Neo-Babylonian to Achaemenid Administration in Palestine," pp. 219-35 in Yahwism after the Exile, eds. Rainer Albertz and Bob Becking. Studies in Theology and Religion. Assen-Maastricht: Van Gorcum, 2002.
"Iron Age Hebrew, Moabite, and Edomite Monumental Scripts." In An Eye for Form: Epigraphic Studies in Honor of Frank Moore Cross Jr., ed. Jo Ann Hackett and Walter Aufrecht. Harvard Semitic Studies. Winona Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns, 2002.
He is currently working on a comprehensive commentary on the prophetic book of Habakkuk for the series Hermeneia, which will be published by Augsburg Fortress Press.
Selected Scholarly Presentations
"Babylonian Strategies of Imperial Control in the West: Royal Rhetoric and Policy." Invited lecture for the international conference "Judah and Judeans in the Neo-Babylonian Period," Tel Aviv University, May 29-31, 2001.
"The Babylonians in the Levant and the Chaldeans in Habukkuk: Historical and Literary Considerations." Invited lecture at the University of Toronto, Deptartment of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations, March 9, 2001.
"The Decline and Fall of the Babylonian Empire: Ancient Views on the Capture of Babylon by Cyrus II." Invited seminar presentation at the Oriental Institute, the University of Chicago, January 25, 2001, in the series "Ancient Near Eastern History: Investigations, Perspectives, and Methodologies."
Co-author with Oded Lipschits. "Yehud Stamp Impressions of the Fourth Century BCE: A Time of Administrative Consolidation?" in Judah and the Judeans in the 4th Century BCE, eds. Oded Lipschits, Gary N. Knoppers, and Rainer Albertz. Winona-Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns, 2007.
Co-author with Oded Lipschits. "Jerusalem in the Persian and Hellenistic Periods in Light of the Yehud Stamp Impressions." Eretz Israel, Tedi Kolek volume [in Hebrew], (2007), 106-115.
O. Lipschits, M. Oeming., Y. Gadot, and D.S. Vanderhooft. "Four New YEHUD Stamp Impressions Found in the Renewed Excavations at Ramat-Rahel." Tel Aviv-Journal of the Institute of Archaeology 33/2 (2006).
"Cyrus II, Liberator or Conqueror? Ancient Historiography Concerning Cyrus in Babylon," pp. 351-72 in Judah and Judeans in the Persian Period, eds. Oded Lipschits and Manfred Oeming. Winona Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns, 2006.
"Babylonian Strategies of Imperial Control in the West: Royal Practice and Rhetoric," pp. 235-62 in Judah and Judeans in the Neo-Babylonian Period, eds. Oded Lipschits and Joseph Blenkinsopp. Winona Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns, 2003.
"New Evidence Pertaining to the Transition from Neo-Babylonian to Achaemenid Administration in Palestine," pp. 219-35 in Yahwism after the Exile — Perspectives on Israelite Religion in the Persian Period, eds. Rainer Albertz and Bob Becking. Studies in Theology and Religion 5. Assen-Maastricht: Van Gorcum, 2003.
Co-author with Wayne Horowitz. "The Cuneiform Inscription from Tell en-Nasbeh: The Demise of an Unknown King." Tel Aviv-Journal of the Institute of Archaeology 29:2 (2002): 318-27.


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So I realize that not everyone has been following every dot and tweet of the Waxman-Markey effort to get a clean energy bill through the Energy and Commerce Committee and to the floor of the House of Representatives (then to the Senate) which would mean a bill before the big world climate talks in Copenhagen in December.
Time to tune in. Our friends and allies lead by Reps. Markey and Waxman have been working day and night to keep the bill strong.
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-- Investing in clean energy infrastructure will create four times as many jobs as an investment in the oil and gas industry, according to a recent study.
--While we stick with more of the same Bush-Cheney energy policies, we are losing ground in the space race of this generation – China is investing $12.6 million every hour to green their economy, six times comparable U.S. investments. We are falling behind Denmark, Spain, and Portugal in the use of wind energy, and only 6 out of the top 30 solar, wind, and advanced battery technologies are American today.
We tried it their way: The Bush/Cheney Energy Plan cost the average family $1,100 and left us with $4 per gallon gas and an addiction to oil. Guess who won? The oil companies. Really a surprise that there were record profits for Exxon-Mobile with Bush/Cheney in the White House.
--Republicans (and honestly, some coal state Democrats) want more of the same Bush-Cheney energy policies that gave huge tax breaks to oil companies and caused the average family's spending on oil, gas and electricity to go up by over $1,100.
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Robert Wilson Associates (hedge fund)
Latest year's giving: $52.5 million
Trust's assets: $166.9 million
Wilson wants to help preserve the natural world with huge gifts to the Nature Conservancy ($22 million), Wildlife Conservation Society ($13.6 million), and Environmental Defense ($6.6 million). (Read an interview with Wilson.)
Bonus fact: Gave $50 to Friends of Terra Cotta, a nonprofit focused on the preservation of—you guessed it—terra-cotta.
Franklin Templeton Funds (mutual fund)
Giving: $44.3 million
Assets: $1.08 billion
His foundation is aimed at exploring the nexus of science and spirituality, thus gifts like the $3.6 million to the International Society for Science and Religion, which promotes dialogue between science and religion, and $2 million to the Spiritual Enterprise Institute, which focuses on the intersection of business and spirituality.
Bonus fact: The foundation awards a $1.6 million annual prize for contributions to planetary spiritual progress.
3. Simons Foundation
Renaissance Technologies (hedge fund)
Giving: $33 million
Assets: $477 million
A math-geek billionaire, Simons donates to both math and science causes as well as to autism research. The foundation gave $14 million to the State University of New York at Stony Brook, where Simons was once chairman of the math department.
Tiger Management (hedge fund)
Giving: $32 million
Assets: $703.2 million
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This warm, nicely-decorated unit offers a great location on the Pine Ridge property. A short block-and-a-half walk will take you right into the heart of Breckenridge. This lovely unit has two bedrooms, a master suite with king bed and twin beds in the guest room. The great room has a queen pullout sofa fitted with a new commercial grade mechanism and mattress. The kitchen is completely updated including a new microwave and "flat-top" electric stove. Enjoy the crackle of a wood burning fireplace, good sun from the living room balcony or an evening catching up on movies on the flatscreen television.
Location: Unit is located slopeside on the 4 O'Clock Ski Run and on the second floor of Building 1.
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A marble counter, a handful of banquettes, tables for two and four, a long brick wall, a young, savvy staff—Uva has all the trappings of the perfectly casual Italian wine bar. The menu is straightforward: assortments of Italian cured meats and cheeses, about 10 salads and vegetable dishes, and 4-5 pastas or pizzas, plus a few larger dishes for dinner, like pork loin or sausages. Italian wine aficionados appreciate the more than 15 wines by the glass, available in two sizes, assaggio (2 ounces) and quartino (8 ounces), and a long list of bottles. Many of the vini are from small vineyards and all of them are carefully chosen. Even the gelato is special, made by a local artisan. There's also a weekend brunch.
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A beautiful, sunny, warm inviting day: there are few things that complement such conditions better than a comfortable, shady spot.
Helping consumers enjoy the beauty that results from a partnering of the two is essentially the purpose of the work done by the professional staff at the local customizing shop, Made In The Shade.
The core of the company's business is installation of window film products selected specifically for each individual customer's needs.
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The idea started with cars but soon the beneficial facts of adding window tint film to your environmental control efforts at home became widely known.
Countless vehicle owners nationwide began experiencing the benefits of custom installed window tint film in their vehicles several decades ago, and it wasn't long before the top manufacturers developed product lines for the home and for commercial customers as well, according to owners of the local business Barry and Sandy Russell.
Eighteen years ago, Sandy Russell, a Wheeling native, and her husband Barry, who hails from California, opened their business at its current location 929 National Road, Wheeling.
The mission statement on which they have built their business practices philosophies is straightforward: "Make Life More Comfortable" for consumers.
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What's the tie-in between vehicle window tinting and residential and commercial grade window films? It comes down to a desire to save money, to make your environment safer and to be able to enjoy your surroundings even more than you already do.
"Whether commercial, architectural or home owner," said Sandy Russell, "Made In The Shade has a product that will help greatly when it comes to keeping your furnishings in good condition greatly improve the look of your surroundings, help protect your furniture and even your flooring."
The local business has installed more than 75,000 square feet of window film products. When customers are ready to have an in-home review of their potential window treatment plans, Sandy is the one most often seen personally meeting with clients in their home to offer a free estimate and design and installation consultation.
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In 2012, the all-consuming question has been, "who will lead Malaysia after its 13th general elections?" So much so that questions of substance as to what policies and principles will be in place and how and in which direction the country will be governed after the polls, have been downgraded. Fears of losing electoral and political support by instituting – or championing – drastic changes have prevented crucial questions from being addressed. Even reformist-minded politicians have not been able to articulate a different development trajectory and model than that of the incumbent government. However, a bright spot has emerged: a nascent 'green' movement steered by grassroots civil society leaders but empowered by tens of thousands of ordinary citizens who have not been cowed from rallying onto the streets of Malaysia to make their concerns known about the world they want.
Published on Thu, 2013-04-04 11:52
According to government data, Malaysia is said to be on the way towards achieving all eight MDGs; commitment is reflected in the Tenth Malaysia Plan (2011-2015). But Malaysia's development trajectory has hitherto primarily been driven by a combination of low worker wages amidst high revenues for petroleum, palm oil and rubber commodities and foreign direct investment in the manufacturing sector. In other words, very little of the profits in the form of oil royalties, for example, have gone towards developing the states that produce a large bulk of the oil, such as Kelantan, Terengganu, Sabah and Sarawak, but which happen also to be the poorest states in Malaysia. And while the government announced its motto to be "People First, Performance Now" and its goals to reduce crime; fight corruption; improve student outcomes; raise living standards of low-income households; improving rural basic infrastructure; and improve urban public transport, it appears that while lip-service has been paid, little pertaining to the structural and systemic inequities, inequalities and injustices of the political or social economy have been dealt with or addressed with any substance. Malaysia's inadequate financial, technological and market infrastructure and human capital have been pinpointed as reasons why it cannot compete in economically higher-value-added products and services. |
Published on Wed, 2012-08-01 08:38
More than thirty non-governmental organizations have come together to warn against Malaysian government's plan to build two nuclear reactors without consulting the public. Some of the supporters of the statement are the Consumers' Association of Penang, Third World Network, Sahabat Alam Malaysia, Tenaganita, TERAS Pengupayaan Melayu, Women's Aid Organization, Centre for Independent Journalism and Stop Lynas Coalition. |
Published on Thu, 2012-07-19 10:09
Visitors at the Penang Hospital learn about good eating habits when they stroll through the healthy lifestyle exhibition organized by the Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) that ends on Friday 20. The event is aimed to raise awareness on the consumption of foods rich in sugar, fat, salt and chemicals that led to obesity among Malaysians. Some worrying trends: Malaysians are the eight highest sugar users in the world, they are getting used to keep awake till late and meat is fast becoming a staple food. |
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The Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) and Sahabat Alam Malaysia (SAM) warned that the beauty of this Malaysian state natural environment is slowly losing its shine due to the rapid pace of unsustainable development. |
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The Consumers Association of Penang (CAP, a member of the Malaysian Social Watch coalition) is complaining on the lack of public consultation by the Penang state government regarding several mega projects that include the construction of a 6.5 km undersea tunnel, a 12 km road and two bypasses of more than 4.0 km. |
Published on Thu, 2012-03-15 11:07
In terms of gender equity Malaysia is in the very bottom of the East Asia & the Pacific region. This is made apparent by the publication of the Gender Equity Index (GEI) 2012, published by Social Watch on the eve of Women's International Day, March 8. |
Published on Wed, 2012-02-15 07:36
Penang-based Consumers Association of Penang has urged the Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism ministry to immediately enforce the Price Control and Anti-Profiteering Act 2010 on eateries charging excessively for plain water. |
Published on Thu, 2012-01-26 07:45
Do you want to know the secret of growing big and healthy vegetables without a drop of chemical fertiliser? The Consumers Association of Penang's (CAP, one of the focal points of Social Watch in Malaysia) teaches you how to do it at its organic garden on Jalan Mesjid Negeri. Using its own vermicompost and fertilisers, CAP has produced bottle gourds weighing 4kg and measuring 46cm within 40 days. "Panchakavya organic growth promoters and earthworm fertilisers were used to grow these bottle gourds," said CAP education officer N.V. Subbarow. |
Published on Tue, 2012-01-10 14:08
The government of Malaysia continues studying the introduction of nuclear energy, in spite of the warnings launched by 14 national civil society groups and others from Korea, Australia and specially Japan after the Fukushima tragedy. An alliance formed by groups of nearby countries, along with three based in Malaysia --the Third World Network and the Consumers Association of Penang (member of Social Watch) and the national chapter of Friends of the Earth International--, called on the Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak's government to stop its nuclear power development plan. |
Published on Thu, 2011-05-12 07:16
Source: The Star The Consumers Association of Penang (CAP, a national focal point of Social Watch) revealed that Malaysian households are spending about half of their income to pay off their debts, reported journalist Josephine Jalleh in a report published by The Star daily journal. |


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Chester Moore interview with PRADCO at the 2012 ICAST show.
Humminbird's new 360 Imaging offers unprecidented views for anglers. The ethernet-connected module works with current Humminbird side-imaging models and allows a full radius view surrounding your boat, out to 150 feet (and 150 deep).
Columbia showed their revolutionary fabric, Omin-Freeze Zero. This high-tech fabric uses Sweat Activated Cooling to provide a chilling effect in hot weather. Polymers in the fabric absorb sweat and in the process expand, creating a noticeable cooling affect. The fabric is available in shirts, neck gators, caps and even in footwear.
Gulp! inventor John Prochnow and Chester Moore took a look at some of the offerings Berkley has for saltwater anglers from their growing line of Gulp! baits.
Mike Iaconelli and Skeet Reese have designed distinctive new swimbaits for the Berkley Havoc line.
Berkley has designed a series of jigheads specifically for Gulp! baits, and as John Prochnow (the inventor of Gulp!) says, they didn't just want to make another jig... this one had to be special. And it is.
Denny Brauer has partnered with Ardent to design a series of signature rods that include 9 baitcasting actions, plus a spinning version. Best of all... they've been put to the test by Denny on Texas lakes.
John Prochnow, the Berkley chemist who developed Gulp! shows Chester Moore what's new for 2012 in freshwater bait.
Legendary bass pro Denny Brauer showed us two of Ardent's reel series. The F700 is a dedicated flippin' & pitchin reel with a fixed level-wind eye, narrow spool and built-in permanent 22.5-lb. drag. The new Edge series features Ardent's Drag Tracking Technology, which keeps the drag positioned perfectly with the movement of the level-wind eye for consistency.
Tommy Biffle shows off his new Biffle Rattlin' Craw.
Aqua Designs has created a full line of camouflage patterns for fishermen. From the fish's perspective, they make the angler blend into the sky or dominant background.
G Loomis unveiled two newly redesigned rod series at 2012 ICAST: a GLX flippin' rod series, and a GLX crankbait rod series. Both series benefit from the GLX construction, combining strength with unprecedented sensitivity.
Mustad, the legendary maker of hooks, brought out a series of new tools and accessories designed with Kevin VanDam. They also featured a new hook series designed with Denny Brauer for soft plastic bait.
Fish Vector has a patented system that combines underwater light with sound technology to produce a fish-caatching environment in 20 minutes. Both dock mount and portable systems enable you to attract fish from as far as 5 miles.
The new Daiwa Aird series of baitcasting reels comes equipped with many of the signature Daiwa features, including 8 ball bearings and Mag Force line control, but it is priced at just $89.95.
Engel coolers introduced a new livewell/cooler/drybox series.
Lansky Sharpeners has come up with a really handy new pocket utility tool for knives: the Blade Medic. It's 4 sharpeners in one, including serrated blade and hook sharpeners.. and it fits in your pocket.
Engel, the innovating manufacturer of premium coolers, has developed a backpack dry bag that is completely water tight, and constructed for insulation and durability.
Withe their Hightail Series, Kicker Fish Bait Co. has a patented technology that allows floatation without the use of "floatation" plastics that would restrict the options for color and flexibility. The result is a series of worms and creature baits that are highly visible and lifelike.
Daiwa's T-Wing casting reel utilizes a unique t-shaped guide in place of the standard levelwind eye, greatly reducing friction and adding both distance and backlash-free casting.
Johnson Fishing has two new additions to join the Silver Minnow and Sprite in their lineup of top-selling spoons: the Slimfish and Slamaspoon.
Daiwa's new Cielo rod makes use of a new manufacturing process that wraps the lower end in a binding of strong woven fibers similar to those in a heavy-duty water hose. The result is a rod that is much stronger than its weight and sensitivity would imply.
For very budget concious anglers, Humminbird has introduced a line of GPS fishfinders priced at $129 for black and white and $199 for color.
Daiwa's new Lexa 300 baitcasting series has been designed to accommodate more line... a lot more. 240 yards of 40-LB braid, in fact. It also has an open design that makes it easier to work with the line on the spool.
Humminbird's side-imaging sonar has bcome an indispensible tool for elite anglers. Now, Humminbird has introduced a value-priced model that is within the budget of just about everyone.
D.O.A. Lures' Mark Nichols invented the soft plastic shrimp lure that has been knocked off by countless competitors. Mark's response is to package his made-in-America originals in a too-good-to-pass-up value pack.
One of the most impressive new products at 2012 ICAST was one of the simplest: Shakespeare's Hide-A-Hook Bobber. This clever little bobber lets a kid handle his or her own fishing line without fear of hooking either themselves, or anyone else.
Bass fishing legend Rick Clunn talks about his new/old fiberglass series of rods, along with sharing some great personal history as a bass tournament pioneer.
Abu Garcia took Best in Show for freshwater reels with their newly redeisigned Revo series. They made it smaller, lighter and, yet, more powerful.
Tommy Martin and Paul Elias, two legendary names in competitive bass fishing, are both still going strong. One reason is their success with S-Glass rods from Seeker. These lightweight fiberglass rods give them a more sensitive, stronger casting action -- especially Paul, who has garnered a late career reputation as the king of the Alabama rig--which needs a special rod to cast all day long.
Costa unveiled a new lens design at the 2012 ICAST show.
Yakima Bait nailed it in designing a spinnerbait for redfish (despite the fact that they are based in Washington State, nowhere near prime redfishing country!). With Elaztec body material, super-strong wire, and an innovative TIN head, the bait should perform red-catching miracles in Texas saltwater.
Patrick Sebile gives a tour de force demonstration of his new soft plastic lure, the A.T. Worm (complete with subtitles!).
Easy 2 Hook, the knotless fish hook, now has a lure adapter that makes any lure or jig completely knotless.
Wiley X was a ICAST with new styles in their growing line of eyewear for anglers.
Power Pro's extremely popular Super Slick fishing line made a big splash at last year's ICAST. This year, they rolled out even more color selections in this super silent, super-long casting line.
Lowrance introduced a line of 4-inch display sonar/gps units in both black & white and color that will retail for as low as $199.
Chester Moore caught up with his fishing buddy, legendary pro Jimmy Houston to discuss US Reel's new Liberty baitcaster, a true work of innovation for its near friction-free casting technology (as well as for its under-$100 price tag).
Power Pole revolutionized fishing, eliminating shallow water anchors with their hydraulic systems. Now, they are eliminating drift anchors, or "socks," with their ingenious Drift Paddles.
The new Lowrance HDS Generation 2 Sonar has a faster processor, and new features that allow you to overlay sonar scans onto your electronic maps.
At the ICAST show, Chester Moore and pro angler James Niggemeyer (a Texan) took a few minutes to talk about how Texas lakes rank on the national bass fishing scene.
Okuma's new Helios spinning reel is made from a carbon fibre material that is stronger and lighter than standard graphite. It also has Okuma's Alumalite gear system (lighter, stronger) and their Hydro Block water tight drag seal.
Strike King has developed a unique eyewear design for anglers. Using a special gradient design, the lens filters out glare while allowing sharper vision.
P-Line's KickR Minnow is a hand-poured soft plastic lure that is perfect for Alabama-style rigs, but also works as a deadly single-hook bait. Works in both freshwater and saltwater applications.
For 2013, Plano is introducing a new Lumbar Fishing Pack, designed to be worn as a low backpack, and holding plenty of lure and tackle storage.
Strike King pro Johathon VanDam showed us the Dream Shot soft plastic that he won a major Elite tournament on just before the ICAST show.
Minn Kota has refined its hugely popular iPilot trolling motor remote control, making it even more revolutionary for anglers.
T-Reign invented the retractable key ring 60 years ago. Now they have developed a wide range of retractable tool fasteners for fishing, hunting and outdoor use.
St. Croix redesigned their Legend Xtreme rod series, with a proprietary handle construction, new Fortified Resin System, and Enhanced Taper Technolgoy. The result: ICAST Freshwater Rod Best in Show.
Lazer TroKar has come out with a hook designed for wacky worm fishing, including a model that is weedless. Shaw Grigsby explains how it works.
Spiderwire has also come out with a new braided line: Zilla Braid, for MONSTER fish. The braid combines the strength of Dyneema -- the strongest fiber on earth -- with the durability an stretch of Cordura.
Shaw Grigsby shows Chester Moore a wide selection of hooks for saltwater fishing, with the amazing Lazer TroKar points and special design.
Spiderwire has a new line series aimed at entry-level anglers. It includes EZ Flurocarbon, a line that is designed to give less experienced anglers the benefits of fluorocarbon without some of the tricky drawbacks.
Uncle Josh has come up with a new live-bait-like line of lures that combine real pork with real squid, fish and shrimp oils to create an incredibly effective lure for both fresh and saltwater fishing.
Shimano has redisigned their Saros spinning reel, incorporating a new high-performance graphite that is 200 times stronger than standard graphite. The result is a strong, corrosion-proof reel that stands up to any punishment a fish, or the elements, can dish out.
Livingston Lures has launched an effective wake bait, the Pro Wake that works as a sub-surface lure.
Shimano came to ICAST with a brand-new design for its highly popular Calcutta line of baitcast reels. This new Calcutta features a revoltionary drag system and a equally innovative body style that makes this "round style" reel fit the hand more like a low-profile reel.
SHOT 2013-Leupold brought out a new line of tactical scopes for ARs.
SHOT 2013-ThermaCell offers a variety of products to defend against the scourge of mosquitos, in the field or on your patio.
SHOT 2013-Magellan has developed a GPS unit tailored for hunters.
SHOT 2013-Leupold introduced a new line of high-definition, low-light visibility binoculars.
SHOT 2013-KelTec has a groundbreaking lines of tactical shotguns, and tactical as well as hunting rifles.
sHOT 2013-Lansky Sharpeners has some new tools and a new Tactical Apocalypse Pack.
SHOT 2013-Plano has a new bow case for parallel limb bows.
SHOT 2013-Kahr Arms showed off a line-up of value priced handguns, including a new reissue of the Thompson 1911 .45.
SHOT 2013-Puma Knives, making knives for more than 240 years, showed off some traditional hunting knives, some new tactical knives and new machetes.
SHOT 2013-Dustin Ellermann also got a look at Redfield's new Counterstrike tactical sight, with visible laser and red or green dot setting.
SHOT 2013-Yamaha Outdoors showed off a Rhino 700 in Tactical Black, plus a lot of other options.
SHOT 2013-Yeti Coolers provide extended ice preservation while also holding up to the most brutal conditions.
SHOT 2013-Plano also unveiled new, functional dry boxes for ammo and other hunting storage duty.
SHOT 2013-Yamaha has been making generators for over 30 years. At the show, we looked at their inverter models, which are quieter and more fuel efficient.
SHOT 2013-AccuSharp has a new Diamond Pro Series of sharpeners.
SHOT 2013-Redfield has a new line of affordable tactical riflescopes that Dustin Ellermann got a chance to review.
SHOT 2013-It's a classic "Why Didn't I Think of That?" innovation: Real Avid's new hunting knife with LED work lights.
SHOT 2013-MKS Chiappa showed us the mFour-22 line of AR-style .22 LR rifles and pistol.
SHOT 2013-Safariland showed a huge line of holsters designed for concealed carry and Dustin Ellermann checks out several of the more interesting models.
SHOT 2013-Real Avid also demonstrated their Multi-Cutter utility tool.
SHOT 2013-Dustin Ellermann spoke with CorBon about the ammo company's new Civilian and Law Enforcement Training Center (CLETC) in Sturgis, SD.
SHOT 2013-Springfield Armory unveiled a 9MM version of their XDS handgun, which was extremely successful in .45 ACP.
SHOT 2013-CrackShot Corp provides "bullet-proof" snake protection with their Snake Guardz and Snake Chapz that will actually stop a blast from a 12 gauge at 20 feet!
SHOT 2013-Dustin Ellermann looks at the classic Springfield M1A rifle as an affordable (and available) alternative to an AR.
SHOT 2013-One of Carson Optics' most interesting new products is an iPhone attachment for binoculars that allows you to shoot (and share) photos through your binoculars.
SHOT 2013-Streamlight has a new line of High Lumen spots and flashlights, with up to 630 lumen brightness.
SHOT 2013-Carson Optics also has an insert for binoculars that eliminates reflective glare that can tip wildlife off to your presence.
SHOT 2013-Tenzing has designed a cool and functional single-sling archery pack that is designed and tested by bowhunters.
SHOT 2013-There was even something for anglers: Engel's Live Bait Cooler
SHOT 2013-Dustin Ellermann explores the new slim, double stack Millennium G2 from Taurus available in 9MM and .40 Cal.
SHOT 2013-Engel also presented a new dry box cooler that protects valuables while cooling your goodies.
SHOT 2013-Dustin Ellermann checks out new hunting and defense shotguns from CZ.
SHOT 2013-Trijicon showed off some new tactical optics for consumer and military application.