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Wood Burning Fireplaces
There is nothing quite as romantic as a wood burning fire – they are well known for creating the most amazing atmospheres and have even been known to add value to homes. However a wood burning fire isn't just a wood burning fire – When looking for a wood burning fire there's a lot of variety to choose from including…
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This Phil Coulter tune — a few decades old, with an Irish twist — is obviously relevant to today's America. Performed here by Celtic Thunder's George Donaldson. Thanks to Michael Libbie for bringing it to my attention.
They are America's new forgotten men.
Oh, we gave them our best years — now they've paid us back,
By making us yesterday's men
'Twas Joey the weasel that gave us the wire,
They were closing our factory down
Though we didn't believe him and we called him a liar,
The redundancy letters came round
As we read them in silence, I choked back a tear,
It was hard to believe after twenty-odd years
Farewell my companions, my friends and my workmates
Farewell to the paydays, the pints and the craic
Oh, we gave them our best years now they've paid us back,
By making us yesterday's men, sure as hell,
By making us yesterday's men
So we said our goodbyes by the factory gates,
One cold Friday evening last year
And I saw it all there in the eyes of my mates,
The anger, the sadness, the fear
Like our fathers before us we worked there with pride,
Now we fought back the bitterness burning inside
Ah now Jimmy, said she, give the kids a few bob,
After all, sure it is Friday night
But how could I tell her I was out of a job,
From now on things were going to be tight
How well I remember it cut like a knife,
I was never a day on the dole in my life
The machines now are silent, the workbenches bare,
And there's dust on the factory floor
They've boarded the windows and have chained up the gates,
And have padlocked the factory door
Now I'm on the scrap-heap, and I'm thirty-nine,
Just one of the hundreds, shot down in my prime
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Apple Suing Samsung For Copying iPhone
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Apple has reportedly filed a lawsuit against Samsung for infringing on technology developed by Apple. The products in question include the iPhone and iPad. Apple is claiming that Samsung copied the "look and feel" of its devices for the Galaxy S 4G, Epic 4G, and Galaxy Tab. It is unlikely that any judgment will be handed down, and is more likely that an exchange of money will occur between the two companies. Also of significance is that the user interface present on the Samsung devices is based mostly on the default Android configuration. This amounts to little more than another stab at Android by Apple.


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Open Thread: It Happened to You
This is your place to talk about the funny, sad, outrageous things that are happening in your life -- whenever you're ready.
It all started early on a Wednesday morning. I had a lot to do that day, so I figured I would get the doctor's out of the way early. I've gone to this clinic for well over two years at this point, and I never had any warning of what was about to happen.
When I walked in, I noticed a stack of letters sitting on the desk, but I didn't take any note of them. I gave my health card to the lady and sat down until she called me up. When I mentioned I was there to get a prescription for my birth control, she suddenly looked up at me. She then told me that that couldn't be done. Taken aback, I asked why.
She pointed at the stack of letters on the desk. I took one and started reading it. I was truly shocked at what I read. This had never happened before. I was told I could come back the following day when a different doctor could see me. When I told her I worked, she gave me no other option but to leave and go somewhere else because he was the only doctor on call.
It almost felt like I was doing something wrong. I felt truly embarrassed having to leave in front of a group of people because of something that someone thinks is shameful and not right.
I had to go out of my way and find another clinic. Luckily for me, there was one not too far away. I still couldn't even believe what happened. I even mentioned it to the receptionist at the other clinic, and she was just as shocked as I was.
Later, once I got home, I posted the letter on Facebook, just to get a general idea if this is even legal. (I later found out it IS.) I began to get reply after reply from friends who were outraged and upset over the letter. People started sharing it all over Facebook and it even made its way over to Twitter. By the next morning, it had been shared over 300 times! It was so wild to see such passion coming from so many people.
It was a complete shock when people started contacting me about what had happened. I never in my life would have thought it would have escalated the way it did. When I was asked for an interview with a local TV station, I don't think I have ever been so nervous in my life. I just get up every day, like everyone else, and live my life.
I never, ever, thought that one little thing happening would cause such an uproar. It was really strange having people ask me so much about it and what happened. But I was still glad to share my story, because I of course want more people to know what happened and that things like this is still happening.
The sheer support from my friends, family and even complete strangers was truly outstanding. I just hope that the message gets out enough for people to realize that when you're in a professional position, you have to leave your morals at home. You have to do what's right for the patient, even more so when you are working in a public clinic where you will face patient requests like this every day.
I can't personally say whether things like this happen more in the States than in Canada. I'm not entirely informed about such matters. But what I do know is that I've lived here all my life and never has this happened, not to just me but to anyone I know. Yes, we do have radicals that are against such things as abortions and birth control, but before this happened, I've never met one personally.
The doctor himself has yet to give a comment on anything that has happened. I also found out that the letter itself was never approved by the owner of that clinic, so in turn, should have never been given to patients. This incident should have never happened to begin with.
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Holiday rental in Lisbon, Portugal (Warsaw)
Charming two-bedroom apartment across from British Embassy with panoramic view on Principe Real.
Located on a quiet street across from the British embassy, just footsteps away from Estrela Garden and walking distance from Bairro Alto. The apartment is on the second floor, newly renovated, with an elegant double bedroom, single bedroom, and living room with dining area and a wall-to-wall window that affords a panoramic view over Principe Real. Includes fully equipped kitchen, 42-inch flatscreen TV, luxury sofa that also folds out as a bed, and modern art on the walls – for a super-comfortable ultra-chic Lisbon experience.
42" flatscreen TV
Cable TV
Wireless Internet
Home library with books and albums in several languages
Walking distance attractions:
- Estrela Garden with its crafts and design market and jazz evenings in the summer
- Bairro Alto bars and clubs
- Basilica da Estrela
- Parliament building
- Prime Minister's office
- Praca das Flores and Priciple Real garden
- Santos Design district
- Ancient Art Museum
- Museu da Marioneta
- House of Amalia Rodrigues, world's greatest fado singer
- Famous Sao Bento street antique shops
- House of Fernando Pessoa
- Fresh fish and produce market in Campo de Ourique
Easy access to Lisbon public transport:
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3 miles NW of Henderson, 10 miles S of Kilgore, off Hwy 259 on FM 2276.
Acreage: 73.000
Price: $775,000.00
Henderson School District
Rusk County
MLS Numbers: 20175327, 20175937
Everything you need for country living! Immaculate 4/3.5/3 modern brick home, beautiful landscaping, big shop, barns, stables, covered arena, great fencing, improved pastures and native woods. Only 3 miles from Henderson and 10 miles from Kilgore. Shown by appointment.
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Detailed Listing Information
The terrain is gently sloping and well-drained.
Small creek crosses the southeast corner of the property.
Approximately 50 acres of improved pasture, great for hay and cross-fenced for grazing.
There appear to be several pipelines on the property, but they do not interfere with pasture production..
The owner says the place will run 50 head pretty easily and still cut some hay, subject to weather. With his cross-fenced pastures, cows can be moved from one area to another to maximize utilization of the grass.
Property is under no surface leases at this time.
Owner indicates there are no land use restrictions affecting this property.
The tract is not being subdivided and must sell in one piece.
From the same owner, adjoining land is available to combine with this tract, if desired.
Home Description:
Square footage and age of home figures come from Rusk County Appraisal District information; buyer is encouraged to confirm square footage for themselves.
Brick 4/3.5/3 home on slab, 3272 sf, built in 2000.
Roomy kitchen opens to the breakfast area, with a great country view out the wraparound bay window. Kitchen has every appliance and fixture: black Corian double sink, stainless steel electric cooktop and double ovens, built-in microwave, disposal, trash compactor, ice machine, food island with electricity, pantry.
23x23 living room has cathedral ceiling, double French doors opening onto covered back porch, travertine and wood floor, gas fireplace with limestone hearth and mesquite mantle.
Master bedroom is split from the other bedrooms. Has a roomy master bath with double marble sinks, marble spa tub, glass shower, built-in wood shelving, two walk-in closets, toilet room.
Two of the three other bedrooms have their own full baths.
Open bonus room near front entry is great for entertaining space, formal dining, den, study or other creative use.
Private office has entry doors directly from the garage and from the house interior.
Utility room has room for washer, dryer, extra fridge or freezer. Has built-in ironing board, cabinets and large utility sink.
Garage (28x32) is 3-car, with one single and one double roll-up doors with auto-openers. Has two spacious enclosed rooms for storage or workshop.
Throughout: Recessed lighting, 9 ft ceilings, crown molding, thermopane glass.
Floors are a mix of carpet (in bedrooms), tile (in bathrooms), travertine (in kitchen, dining, living room), and some wood for highlights.
Roof shingles installed in 2009 (per owner).
6x47 covered front porch gives great eastern view.
Wide covered back porch provides lots of room for entertaining and enjoying views of your country property. Water mist system provides extra cooling in hot weather.
House exterior is brick with vinyl covering on soffits and fascia, very low maintenance.
Above-ground propane tank provides gas for the fireplace (the only use of the gas).
House has two central AC units and two water heaters, all electric.
The house is beautifully landscaped and well-maintained, with established shrub beds, auto-irrigation system, lush lawn, and numerous, large shade trees.
12 ft wide electric security gate at property/driveway entrance; keypad and remote entry.
Concrete driveway and expanded concrete area at garage gives plenty of room for visitors to park.
Fencing on property is high-quality and mostly new. Road frontage fence at the house is white vinyl plank, super-low maintenance and looks great. Pipe fencing on pastures near the house, barns and for the corrals, 6-wire barbed wire fencing on the perimeter, and much cross-fence. Woven wire on areas near the house to help keep dogs in or out, and one large pasture has woven wire to discourage any wild hogs.
1.75-acre pond, great for fishing.
380 feet deep water well with new pump and control box; Owner purports 55 gallon/minute flow at 80 lbs.
There is also an older shallow well which still works.
Inside house is on community water. The outside irrigation and all the animal needs are serviced by the water well. The two wells are valved together so the shallow well serves as backup if the deep well malfunctions temporarily.
Covered 100x125 arena for working horses, hay storage, etc. The arena is heavy metal framing with no interior supports to impede working of horses. Has metal roof, walls enclosed on two sides, dirt floor.
20x100 metal lean-to attached to the arena is great for housing tall RVs, trucks, trailers. Has electrical wiring for RVs.
Metal shop is 30x30 enclosed, on slab, insulated roof, with 110 and 220 electricity, water nearby. 9 feet high roll-up doors on 2 sides, 30x30 roofed concrete slab attached to the shop allows for handy maintenance of large equipment out of sun and rain.
Two metal 20x30 lean-tos attached to the shop allow for extra storage of equipment, supplies, hay.
16x64 stables near the arena include three 12x15 rust-proof enclosed stalls with sliding doors, rubber pad floors, storage/tack room, auto-waterers, and wash bay. Adjoining corrals and pens are designed for easy and safe holding and movement of horses.
30x50 equipment shed: metal frame and roof, gravel floor, open on front.
40x96 barn with stalls for horses and/or cattle. Combination wood and metal framing, wood truss roof support, metal roof and sides, electricity, water, concrete floor in center walkway. North side of barn: single large board-front stall, wash area, 2 enclosed storage/tack/office rooms. South side of barn: six pipe stalls partly under roof and partly in open.
32x50 metal livestock barn with dirt floor, covered awning, metal feed storage bin, 2 pipe pens inside, feed/storage room. Extensive adjoining pens, corrals and chutes are well-designed for working cattle.
Enclosed well houses for both the deep and shallow water wells.
10x14 portable wooden storage building adjacent to the shop.
1000-gallon above-ground diesel tank could be sold with the property.
Per Rusk County Appraisal District website, taxing entities are: Rusk County, County Road, County School, Henderson ISD, Emergency Service District No. 1, Rusk County Groundwater Conservation District. Real estate taxes, to be verified, were approximately $3,513 based on HS and Ag exemptions.
While we do our best to provide accurate information about availability of services, sometimes things change as demands are made on providers. We strongly suggest that you verify the services you require are in fact available to the property you are considering. The following service providers may be contacted about the cost of utilities:
Water: Jacobs Water Supply (community) and two onsite water wells
Electric: SWEPCO
Sewer: aerobic septic installed (serviced by Boomtown)
Gas: propane gas tank onsite (serviced by Martin Gas)
Telephone: not known
TV: satellite or antenna
Internet: satellite or mobile hotspot
Waste Disposal: private provider (currently Progressive Waste)
Post Office: Henderson
Fire Dept: volunteer
Law Enforcement: Rusk County Sheriff
Approximately 403 ft on FM 2276
No oil or gas minerals to be conveyed. Owner will convey his surface minerals.
From Longview, go south on Hwy 31 to Hwy 259 at Kilgore, south on Hwy 259 for 9.5 miles, Right on FM 2276, go 0.6 mile to property on right. Signs posted. Shown by appointment.
3805 FM 2276 N, Henderson TX
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The broker has assembled this information from materials furnished by the owner and from other sources considered reliable. Any sketches and maps have been prepared for viewing convenience only. Distances and characteristics are approximate and may not have been verified. Additionally, the sketch or map may not show all of the characteristics that affect the property, such as easements, fence lines, roads, etc. Interested parties are advised to investigate to their satisfaction whether the land is suitable for their intended use. We cannot be responsible for errors, omissions, prior sale, withdrawal or change in price.


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The co-owner of a Lyons excavating firm who was convicted of plotting to murder his business partner was sentenced today in federal court to 11½ years in prison.
U.S. District Judge William Hibbler said he was troubled that Robert Mandel, 63, seemed more sorry he got caught than remorseful for planning to kill his business partner Konstantinos "Gus" Antoniou.
"There was never any indication that Gus should not be killed," Hibbler said of Mandel's comments to the court moments earlier.


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He Got the Big Things Right
Eisenhower: The White House Years
Eisenhower in War and Peace
When the youngest man to be elected president of the United States was inaugurated in 1961, the contrast with his predecessor could hardly have been greater, and John F. Kennedy made the most of it. "Let the word go forth," he said grandly at his inaugural, "…that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans." The Harvard graduate from Massachusetts had no great achievements to his name but he had a thick head of hair the color of chestnuts, brainy friends who played vigorous touch football, an activist international agenda, and a stylish wife with a soft voice who was already planning to bring high-end decorators and artists of international repute to the White House. Kennedy intended to move boldly where his predecessor had been watchful and slow.
The man Kennedy replaced was seventy and none too robust. He had suffered a heart attack and a mild stroke in office, along with other ailments, and was notorious for losing himself in a tangle of words when addressing sticky questions. Dwight David Eisenhower won deathless fame as commander of the 1944 invasion of France that helped to end World War II in Europe, but once out of uniform genial blandness seemed to settle over the man, called Ike since youth. His bald pate and broad smile gave him an amiable, grandfatherly air. His tastes matched those of a generation winding down. He got up early and went to bed early. In the White House he and his wife Mamie frequently had dinner together alone in front of the TV. Ike's favorite movie was Angels in the Outfield, a sentimental baseball film of 1951. Close seconds were the western films High Noon of 1952, in which the town marshal faces down four men come to kill him, and The Big Country, in which a retired sea captain brings peace to feuding ranch families.
Ike watched High Noon three times and The Big Country four times. In the audience at one showing of the latter was the British prime minister, Harold Macmillan, come to the US to argue for sweet reason in dealing with Khrushchev over Berlin. Macmillan hated The Big Country. "It lasted three hours!" he protested in his diary. "It was inconceivably banal." Gregory Peck turned the other cheek for most of the film but a moment came when he had to fight. That, roughly, was what the president had been telling Macmillan all day. Macmillan was reluctant to push the Russians over Berlin; Eisenhower felt a line had to be drawn clearly before the talking could begin.
Eisenhower came by his love of westerns naturally. He considered Abilene, Kansas, his hometown, because that's where he lived longest as a child and where he graduated from high school. "Now…
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Looking for information on the family of:
William HOPE (b:1800 Yorkshire) and Jane JEFFERSON married in Bridlington, December 18, 1820.
They moved to Sledmere and children baptized to William & Jane were:
1) Mary (1821-) (m:John RUDD 1840?) (d:1890:Bridlington)
2) William (1823-?)
3) Thomas (1826-1913) Found in 1841 census in Driffield, Nafferton, in Alice JEFFERSON's household as male labourer. Married Jane KING on May 8, 1848 in Thwing.
4) Elizabeth (1827-1864?) Found in the 1841-1851 census in Driffield in Thomas JEFFERSON's household as female servant
5) Richard (1832-1833 burial: Sledmere, Yorkshire)
I have not been able to locate William/Jane's death records or information on their parents. I am also looking for information on William (b:1823) and confirmation that Mary married John RUDD. Also, if Elizabeth died in 1864 in Driffield, why can't I find her on the 1861 census? I'm also confused as to why none of the children appear to be living with their parents in 1841. Did they both die before the census?
Hope family of Sledmere/Bridlington/Driffield
For those who are tracing their Yorkshire ancestors with a surname beginning with the letters 'A' through 'I'
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"… the trade in human beings, a modern form of slavery, violates the God-given dignity of so many of our brothers and sisters and constitutes a true crime against humanity." Pope Francis
In 2015, Pope Francis declared 8th February each year (the Feast of St. Josephine Bakhita of Sudan) to be the International Day of Prayer and Awareness Against Human Trafficking. About 40 million people around the world today are victims of modern slavery and human trafficking. On Thursday 8th February 2018, around 200 people gathered in St. Patrick's Cathedral for Holy Hour and Mass as a means of fulfilling Pope Francis' desire to end this scourge. The Principal Celebrant was Fr Joe Caddy, Episcopal Vicar of Social Services and Justice and was joined by Fr Stephen Majwok of the Diocese of Malakal, South Sudan, Deacon George Piech Meat, Chaplain to the South Sudanese Catholic
Community and Deacon Jim Curtain, Diocesan Director of Caritas Australia. Each of those present, individually, committed themselves to making ethical choices to end modern slavery as well as collectively, as the Archdiocese will move towards ending modern slavery.
Thank you to the South Sudanese Catholic Community including St. Bahkita Choir, Archdiocesan Office for Youth, Australian Catholic Religious against Human Trafficking and the Melbourne Catholic Migrant and Refugee Office for helping to put on a such wonderful celebration for St. Josephine Bahkita's Feast.
Everyone's Business:Developing an inclusive and
sustainable economy
In this year's Australian Catholic Bishops' Social Justice Statement
for 2017–18, the Bishops call for an economy that is founded on justice and
offers dignity and inclusion to every person.
Australia has experienced a quarter of a century of continuous
economic growth, but the benefits of this good fortune have not been
distributed equally. In our workplaces, conditions and security of employment
have been eroded, while those who are unemployed subsist on incomes well below
poverty levels. Australia is experiencing a housing crisis. And our Indigenous
brothers and sisters struggle with economic and social burdens that most
Australians cannot imagine.
In the light of these challenges, the Statement calls us to build an
economy founded on true solidarity with those who are most vulnerable. Such a
society will reject an 'ideology of the market' that forgets the principles of
justice and equity. Justice must be built into the very foundations of our
community, and business can work for everybody's benefit, not just for
shareholders. The excluded and vulnerable must have a voice in decision-making.
God is calling us to use his bounty wisely, for the good of all and of our
Ahead of Social Justice Sunday on 24 September, Susan Pascoe AM, Commissioner of Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission, and Fr Joe Caddy, Episcopal Vicar of Social Services, Justice and Aboriginal Catholic Ministry, launched the Statement in our Archdiocese at the St. Francis' Pastoral Centre in Melbourne CBD. Photos HERE. Article HERE.
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Last Friday, I cleaned up my office. Hauling out three garbage bags of outdated flotsam, packing up three boxes of books, and rearranging the ancient (and heavy) furniture led me, naturally enough, to wonder about cleaning up Exchange Server systems. If you like your office better when it's clean, wouldn't you like your Exchange servers better that way too?
The first step toward cleaning up is jettisoning old email. Whether or not you believe in setting mailbox limits, most of us are stuck with finite storage resources and budgets. Therefore, in most cases, limits predominate, primarily because they make it easy to estimate the maximum amount of storage you're likely to need on a server. You can use the Exchange Mailbox Manager and Outlook's Auto-Archive feature to help reduce the volume of data in your Exchange databases, which leads naturally to another cleanup-related topic: defragging the Exchange database.
Even when you remove information from the Exchange database (say, by deleting 15,000 copies of MyDoom from your users' mailboxes), the database files won't shrink unless you do an offline defrag. (The best analogy I've heard is from Exchange MVP Ed Woodrick. Think of a balloon made of molten steel. When you blow more air into the balloon, its size will increase, but the balloon will never shrink back to a smaller size, even if you let air out of it.) An offline defrag of the database might seem like a good idea, but most administrators know that regular offline defrags aren't necessary for a simple reason: Exchange recycles unused-but-allocated space in the .edb file before allocating additional extents on the disk. And the amount of data that the Exchange .edb files contain isn't necessarily the same as the amount of on-disk space they consume. In a few cases (e.g., when you're dangerously low on disk space), an offline defrag might make sense, but typically there's no good reason to perform one. What about .stm files? The Exchange Information Store (IS) automatically defrags the .stm files associated with the Exchange Server 2003 or Exchange 2000 Server .edb files, and on a more aggressive schedule than the nightly online defrag of the .edb files. This behavior occurs because the .stm file provides streamed access to Internet-format MIME content, and performance suffers if the IS must hop around within that file instead of reading the requested data in a neat linear stream.
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16 May
2014 Monaco Grand Prix - Preview
Brackley - 16/05/2014
Round Six of the 2014 Formula One World Championship brings us to Monte Carlo for the Monaco Grand Prix, held at the Circuit de Monaco.
Driver / Senior Management Quotes
Lewis Hamilton
It's been a busy few weeks for me, both on track and away from it, but I'm pleased to be getting back to racing again next weekend. And what a place to get back to it! Monaco is just incredible to drive and any driver will tell you that's the race they want to win. So many great names become legends around this circuit. It's an honour to fight for your place amongst them and a real test of your skills behind the wheel. The last few races have been just incredible. I honestly never expected I'd win four consecutive Grands Prix in my career and I'd love to continue that run here. I've had some work to do in terms of getting the car exactly as I want it after the weekend in Spain: it was so close between our cars at the end and I need to keep pushing to find any extra edge I can. The car has been strong at every race so far and I'm sure it'll be the same in Monaco, so we should be set for an entertaining weekend.
Nico Rosberg
Monaco: my home town! Obviously, I associate many wonderful memories with this place. It's where I grew up and where I now live as an adult. But in sporting terms too, I have had some great moments there: in particular last year when I won there for the first time in my Formula One career. That was an absolutely incredible feeling. Driving a Formula One car there is simply fantastic and it's an event every driver looks forward to each year. Overall I was quite pleased with the last race weekend in Barcelona. Disappointed, of course, not to have taken the win but happy that the team achieved another one-two finish. The Championship battle is very close and to re-gain the advantage at my home race would be fantastic, so I'll be pushing harder than ever to make that happen. I had a productive day of testing in Barcelona where we made some good progress with braking and starts: two areas that I feel are costing me time at the moment. Hopefully that will give me the extra edge next weekend. It should be an exciting weekend and I can't wait to get started.
Toto Wolff, Head of Mercedes-Benz Motorsport
We came away from Barcelona with plenty of positive points and the most encouraging was that our development package worked, which allowed us to maintain a healthy gap to our rivals on that circuit. But Monaco is a different story every year. It's a place that rewards driveability, confidence and a strong qualifying performance. Most of all, though, it's about avoiding mistakes: the drivers have no room for error and neither does the team. We have been pushing hard since the last race and nobody will be backing off in our teams at Brackley, Brixworth and Stuttgart. We are heading to Monaco with our feet on the ground because it is a place that can bite you if you get over-confident. We have a quick Silver Arrow and Lewis and Nico are specialists around the streets. But we need to bring every piece of the puzzle together if we want to maintain our run of success next weekend.
Paddy Lowe, Executive Director (Technical)
We're very pleased with the result in Barcelona. It's an amazing achievement to take five wins in a row and even more so to have four consecutive one-two finishes. It's a tremendous endorsement of all the hard work from everyone at Brackley, Brixworth and Stuttgart. Another highlight was to once more see a great demonstration of the level of competition between our two drivers. To be separated by just six tenths at the flag proves once again just how evenly matched they are. Monaco, of course, is a very different prospect. It's a tough event both logistically and practically for the team and also highly demanding for the drivers. Building momentum through each session is crucial and the unforgiving nature of the track can make even the smallest mistake a significant one relative to your weekend as a whole. Any track time lost around Monaco is a missed opportunity, more so than at any other circuit, so it's crucial to get it right from the very first lap on Thursday. We won there last year with Nico which was a fantastic result at the time and Lewis has also been impressive there in the past, including taking a victory of his own in 2008. It's a driver's circuit and both Lewis and Nico are on top form, so we're expecting an exciting contest. The circuit itself is so unique that it's difficult to predict which teams will be strong at this race. Certainly, we wouldn't expect to have the same margin of advantage as we enjoyed in Barcelona. But we're nonetheless hopeful of another good performance.
Circuit de Monaco: The Inside Line
In the Cockpit
Monaco is just incredible. As a kid you dream about racing through the tunnel and it's such a fantastic feeling to actually experience it first-hand. I won here in F3, GP2 and finally in Formula One in 2008. It's a real driver's circuit, a second home race for me after Silverstone and I'm excited about the prospect of another good weekend here.
Driving round the Monte Carlo circuit is a seriously hair-raising experience: it's like the most hardcore rollercoaster you can possibly imagine! Starting with Turn One, finding your braking point is quite tough and there are quite a few bumps on the way in which make it even more challenging. You're hard on the brakes on entry then hard on the power on exit: heading up the hill into Turns Two and three. This is a really intense section of the track as you can't see the corners coming, so you really have to know your lines and get it spot on.
You're then into Turn Four, Casino, which is really tight and again you have to pinpoint your markers so accurately to get it right. You can very easily brush the barrier through here and we see it happen almost every year at some point in the weekend. From there you jink right before heading down through Mirabeau and into the tight, twisting section of Turns Five, Six, Seven and Eight: all very low-speed.
Next up it's the tunnel, which is a seriously exciting and unique bit of track. It's flat out into the darkness and you really can't see where you're going: you just have to hope you've positioned your car in the right place to get a good run back out into the bright sunlight on the other side. From there you've got the tight chicane of Turns 10 and 11, the tricky Tabac corner at 12, then the Swimming Pool at 13 and 14 which is taken almost flat out. The next chicane at 15 and 16 is much tighter before you get hard on the brakes again into Rascasse. Both this and the final corner, Anthony Noghes, have really low grip levels and it's so easy to make a mistake on exit with all the power available from these cars.
An interesting feature of the circuit is that, because of the enclosed nature of the track with all the buildings surrounding you, there's really no wind effect. It's just you, the car and the tarmac!
Monaco represents an immense challenge for the drivers. As you negotiate all those narrow streets, it's extremely difficult to get the most out of yourself and the car without making a mistake as the circuit is very unforgiving. The slightest miscalculation can ruin the entire weekend and deprive you of a potentially excellent result. It may still be possible to salvage a respectable finish, but if you're aiming for victory or a podium then you really can't afford to make any mistakes. You're constantly driving at the limit and these new turbocharged Hybrid cars will make it even more of a challenge.
What makes for a fast car in Monaco? You need a soft setup but you have to avoid overdoing it. You also need the maximum in terms of downforce. Handling could play a special role this year. Turbocharged cars are very different to their predecessors. They can be more difficult to drive through certain types of corner and you notice it a lot more on a street circuit like Monaco.
With the barriers hemming you in on both sides, you're driving at the limit all the time. You can't see very far ahead, which means you have to navigate most of the track from memory. You have to know which corners are coming up next. One of the key points is the hairpin: the slowest turn on the entire race calendar and an exceptionally difficult corner to get right.
The next unusual feature is the tunnel. The big difficulty here is that it's obviously much darker than the rest of the track. As you emerge, your eyes need to quickly readjust to the bright sunlight. This is quite problematic, because you have to prepare for the next braking zone which follows on immediately. At this moment every second counts: especially because the bumpy surface on the section leading down to the chicane can easily throw your car out of line. I always have a smile on my face at this point, as it used to be my route to school. The school bus used to take us through the tunnel each day but now I'm roaring along the same road in a 300 km/h Formula One car. That's quite a special feeling!
On the Pit Wall
Monaco is the gem which shines within Formula One. It's the one every driver want to win and those who achieve that feat are long remembered for doing so. It's a fabulous event: one of the great tests of driver skill in world motorsport. As an event, it is completely different to any other in a number of aspects. The first is that running begins on Thursday, as opposed to the traditional Friday at every other Grand Prix. This gives teams more time to look at data between practice and qualifying. If anything, this is a disadvantage to those teams who are most efficient in terms of analysing data and translating those findings into a strong setup. It levels the playing field somewhat for those outfits that perhaps don't have the same resources available to them. It's a very different way of working.
A race weekend in Monaco must be approached in a logical and progressive manner. The crescendo is qualifying, which defines the weekend. This is where the work carried out by both team and driver throughout each practice session shines through, as it is where those who can get the maximum from their car without making a mistake will prosper. This is what makes Monaco such a special and unique challenge. There are a number of things a team can do to maximise the potential of the car. During the final qualifying sessions a driver will realistically have just one, possibly two clear laps to make an impression and it's not uncommon to see a surprise name caught out during Q1. With 22 cars enclosed on a very short circuit, each driver must find clean air in which to put together a complete lap. A combination of yellow and sometimes red flags, coupled with traffic, makes it very easy to be caught at the wrong time on the wrong part of the track. Approaching Monaco requires significantly more diligence towards mitigating risk than at any other circuit.
Track Evolution
In reality, the Monte Carlo circuit is not a circuit. Even Melbourne, another street circuit, sees enough action aside from Formula One to make track evolution reasonably minor over the course of a weekend. Again, unlike any other venue, the Monaco circuit is open to the public throughout the race weekend: running times aside, obviously. Between qualifying on Saturday and race day on Sunday, with thousands of people streaming through the streets clutching drinks and so on, the track will have changed dramatically. It's predicting that, understanding it and getting it right, that enables you to have the best possible result in the race. It's been the case time and time again that tyres may behave one way on a Thursday but completely differently during a race. This is why it's such a special event for both drivers and engineers.
As per last season, the soft and super soft are allocated for Monaco. This comes as no surprise and is common practice for a street course, as the tarmac is not of the same type as that found at a permanent circuit. Fundamentally these are still public roads. Monaco is superb in terms of the care and attention put into the roads, with around a third of the road surface used during the race resurfaced each year. The quality of the tarmac is far superior to that seen on any average road, hence the need for such frequent work, however it is still very smooth. There isn't the sort of damaging abrasion that can be expected from a more normal track surface. Hence, the softest allocation of tyre possible is required to give the greatest level of adhesion on the low-grip track surface. The downside of this is that there is a high probability of tyre graining - damage to the tyre surface that causes shearing and tearing across the top of the rubber. This is particularly common on Thursday when the track is at its lowest grip. Again, this furthers the principle that you may experience a very different engineering challenge during practice to that of the race.
Achieving effective levels of cooling is a very difficult task around Monaco. Often, teams struggle with both engine and brake temperatures. This is mainly owing to the fact that, with the exception of the leader, almost every car will find itself in traffic for the majority of the race. No matter if you expect to have a performance advantage or not, every car must be set up under the assumption that it will be running in traffic. Furthermore, the low-speed nature of the circuit layout is an obstacle to cooling. The way to cool a car down is to travel at speed but there simply isn't sufficient space around Monaco to do so. Teams therefore have no choice but to run higher than average cooling levels.
Weather is not too difficult to predict in Monaco, with rain normally arriving from one direction. There is a cloud that sits behind the mountain and if it comes over there will be rain. If the cloud is low-lying and does not clear the mountain, however, it will stay dry. That said, it's entirely possible that the first time the drivers experience wet weather running will be during qualifying. There is a relatively high probability of rain in Monaco which takes a situation that was already complicated and makes it far more so.
Safety Cars
Safety cars are historically extremely frequent around Monaco, for obvious reasons. The cars run close to the barriers and there is very little area from which to recover a stricken vehicle without the need to neutralise the race. Having said that, the Monaco marshals are amongst the very best in the world and are extremely efficient. If a car is in what is referred to as a 'good state' - i.e. the clutch is disengaged and the ERS systems are safe - it's entirely possible that it can be removed by crane within 60 seconds: so around one lap. In that circumstance, a safety car will not necessarily be required. However, if there is more than one car involved or there is debris on the track, this will almost inevitably result in a safety car. Of course, this depends on the severity of the incident, but around Monaco it is rare for just one car to be involved. Monaco must be treated with a different level of respect. Far from being able to push flat-out from the very beginning, drivers must build their momentum through each session of the weekend. Aside from the first corner and the chicane following the tunnel, which feature a certain degree of run-off, a single mistake anywhere around Monaco will lead to damage and quite easily retirement. All teams will, of course, be fully aware of their safety car procedures. But it's always useful to revisit these before Monaco just to make sure everyone is up to speed.
Mercedes-Benz Heritage
24 May 2004 - 10 Years Ago:
The Mercedes-Benz G-Class celebrates a special anniversary. The cross-country vehicle series has been in production for 25 years, making the G-Class one of the vehicles with the longest production runs in the history of the automobile. Since the start of production in 1979, around 175,000 units of the G-Class have rolled off the assembly line at Magna Steyr in Graz, Austria, on behalf of DaimlerChrysler AG and its predecessor companies.
26 May 2004 - 10 Years Ago:
At the 2004 Engine Expo in Stuttgart, the M 275 6.0-litre V12 biturbo engine developed at Mercedes-AMG receives the 'International Engine of the Year Award' in the category 'Best Performance Engine'. The 450 kW / 612 hp twelve-cylinder is used in the S-Class, the CL and the SL.
21 May 1950 - 64 Years Ago:
The first ever Formula One Monaco Grand Prix is held around the streets off Monte Carlo
1999 Monaco Grand Prix - 15 Years Ago:
Mika H�kkinen takes the 25th pole position for Mercedes-Benz engines in Formula One
1955 Monaco Grand Prix - 59 Years Ago:
Held on May 22, The 1955 Monaco Grand Prix was the second round of the World Championship that year - and the first appearance for the Silver Arrows at the prestigious event in the Formula One era. Stirling Moss - who had been signed by Mercedes-Benz for the new season - lined up alongside incumbent driver and reigning World Champion Juan-Manuel Fangio. A third Silver Arrow was piloted by Andr� Simon after regular driver Hans Herrmann injured himself in practice. Having qualified first and third respectively, Fangio and Moss dominated early proceedings: running first and second until half distance. At the halfway mark, Fangio retired with transmission trouble, handing the lead to Moss. Almost a lap ahead and seemingly guaranteed victory, the race also came to a premature conclusion for Moss after engine failure on lap 80.
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He rather lets the Nats off the hook at the end, but Brian Rudman's piece in today's Herald is worth reading just to be reminded what a cynically broken election promise looks like.
As Rudman says, "Key and English knew about the global crisis as they pledged tax cuts at last year's election," and now they're about to renege on a promise they knew they could never deliver. In short, they lied – and you bought it. Rudman summarises:
Earlier this month, Prime Minister John Key signalled to an audience of his friends at a Business New Zealand meeting the promised tax cuts would be delayed to some unspecified time in the future. He said New Zealand could not afford "a runaway balance sheet".
Yet back on September 30 last year, Mr English was mocking then Finance Minister Michael Cullen for being over-cautious on the issue. He said: "Dr Cullen cannot be trusted to deliver on any future tax promises."
He compared that with National which "will have an ongoing programme of personal tax cuts."
Yeah right.
[English[ said he would treat Labour's tax cuts, which came into force the next day, "as the first tranche on our tax-cut programme. That will be followed by another tranche of tax reductions on April 1, 2009 [which were fully wiped out by increases in ACC levies], and further tranches in 2010 and 2011". He declared: "National has structured its credible economic package to take account of the changing international climate. Our tax cut programme will not require any additional borrowing."
. . . another lie, since even at the time a lot of sleight 0f hand and legerdemain was being used to shuffle the blame for the borrowing onto the need to fund their $7 billion infrastructure binge – rather than it simply being the case that the Nats lacked the balls to cut spending when most needed. Too many dead spending rats had already been swallowed . . . yet even in October last year, after "the books" had been opened and several more dead rats fell out, Key and English both said "the pledge to deliver about $50 a week to workers on the average wage remained on track."
Folks, they never meant a word of it. They lied to you – and the lying continued even after they'd won the election on the back of that very lie:
On December 16, Mr English was up in the House confirming "National will not be going back on any of those promises, as we fully costed and funded them."
[Yet] the Government is now making out some economic thunderbolt has suddenly hit New Zealand and thrown their pre-election calculations out the window.
But even economic ignoramuses like myself knew a global crisis was nigh.
In fact, the global crisis wasn't just nigh – the global collapse had already happened. All you had to do was look in the newspapers – or the housing markets. The Dow Jones average is enough to tell the story that's now being fudged by National – that they were somehow blindsided by a crisis they didn't see coming. The f'ing collapse had already happened – as Tom Woods summarises in his book Meltdown ,which records the course of the crash, "When the New York Stock Exchange closed on October 9, 2007, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was 14,164.53, the highest close ever. Thirteen months later, on November 20, 2008, it closed at 7,552.29, a drop of 46.7 percent."
Yet over all of those thirteen months and right through their election campaign National never missed a beat – and no political journalist ever asked them to reconcile the irreconcilable. Sure, bloggers did (well, two of them), and at least one political party, but the Nats just kept on regardless – they kept right on promising "significant personal tax cuts" of "about $50 a week to workers on the average wage," and just before Christmas were again confirming "National will not be going back on any of those promises, as we fully costed and funded them," and they never meant a bloody word of it at any time.
They lied. You bought it. And fair play to Brian Rudman for being one of the few to point that out, however softly.
Which just leaves one final question that the voters of Mt Albert might be in a position to ask: "So where are our tax cuts now, you bastards?"
UPDATE 1: Even died-in-the-wool Nat Whale Oil agrees. See:
Not to mention the utterly nonsensical promise to add even more spending: one-third of a billion dollars of taxpayers' money to insulate other people's houses.
I find myself in agreement with [Rudman].
I wonder why it is that it is deemed acceptable to renege on tax cut promises yet steadfastly adhere to the "no cutting of so-called entitlements" promises?
Perhaps Bill English could explain to the ever patient taxpayer why they should not get a tax cut and they should continue to pay for Working for Families, or Universal Superannuation, both totally daft ideas completely without logic or merit in these hard economic times.
UPDATE 2: Right on cue Paul Walker at Anti Dismal quotes a letter Don Boudreaux sent to the New York Times on the reasons for tax cuts:
By far, the chief economic reason for cutting taxes is to increase the return to productive activity - to increase the return to investment, to risk-taking, to creativity, to work. The economic justification for lower taxes rests squarely on the understanding that cutting marginal tax rates makes profitable many productive efforts, including hiring more workers, that are unprofitable at higher tax rates.
And of course the chief moral reason is that it's our frigging money they're spending like water – at a time when we need our money most.


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Our faculty and students in Hearing and Speech Sciences are highly involved in research, collaborations, and initiatives, both within our department and across departments at UMD. See below to explore the wide variety of interdisciplinary research that is being conducted through and with the HESP department:
HESP Labs
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|Aphasia Research Center
|Dr. Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
|Auditory Perception and Modeling Laboratory
|Dr. Matthew Goupell
|Dr. Rochelle Newman
|Canine Language Perception Lab
|Dr. Rochelle Newman
|Hearing Science Lab
|Dr. Sandra Gordon-Salant
Cognitive Control and Language Processing Lab
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|Dr. Jared Novick
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|Dr. Samira Anderson
|Language and Cognition Laboratory
|Dr. Yi Ting Huang
|Language Development & Perception Laboratories
|Dr. Rochelle Newman
Learning to Talk Lab
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|Dr. Jan Edwards
|Dr. Jan Edwards
Ratner Lab
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|Dr. Nan Bernstein Ratner
University-wide Collaborations
|Collaboration Name
|Associated HESP Researchers
|Brain and Behavior Initiative (BBI)
Center for Comparative and Evolutionary Biology of Hearing (CCEBH)
|Center For Advanced Study of Language (CASL)
|Infant and Child Studies Consortium
|Maryland Neuroimaging Center
|Maryland Language Science Center
|Project on Avoidance Reduction Therapy
|University of Maryland Autism Research Consortium
Collaborations Beyond Campus
- University of Maryland Medical Center
- Children's National Medical Center
- Division of Otolaryngology-HNS, Division of Surgery, University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore
- Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
- National Institutes of Health
- National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD)
- Big Ten Academic Alliance
- Universitas 21
Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area
The University of Maryland is part of the Consortium of Universities of the Metropolitan Washington Area, which allows eligible undergraduate and graduate students to enroll in classes at other participating area universities and have the credit count towards their degrees.
The consortium includes:
- The George Washington University
- Gallaudet University
- University of the District of Columbia
- American University
- Georgetown University
- Howard University
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TRENTON—Following Gov. Chris Christie's proposal to slash income taxes, the fight shaping up here won't be about whether to cut taxes, but how.
Senate President Stephen Sweeney told The Wall Street Journal that Democrats are drawing up a competing plan to cut property taxes, as they seek to reposition themselves against the Republican governor's headline-grabbing proposal to slash levies on income.


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The best way to prevent the spread of this flu, like any other strain, is to have susceptible populations vaccinated against it. Widespread and ill-founded fears of the vaccine are going to be, I suspect, the single largest factor in ensuring that H1N1 claims many more victims than it should.
daughters Sasha and Malia received their H1N1 and seasonal flu vaccines last week. The president's daughters received the vaccine "after the vaccine became available to Washington, D.C., schoolchildren,"
Sasha and Malia given H1N1 vaccinations
Malia and Sasha Obama were given the H1N1 flu vaccine last week, the White House disclosed today as a case of H1N1 was confirmed at the private school campus 11-year-old Malia attends.
The girls received the vaccine after it became available to Washington, D.C., school children, a spokeswoman for first lady Michelle Obama said today.
The girls' H1N1 vaccine was administered by a White House physician, who applied for and received the vaccine from the district's Department of Health, using the same process as district vaccination sites, Lelyveld said.
Meanwhile, the Sidwell Friends School told parents Wednesday of a confirmed case of H1N1 in its Upper School. Malia attends Sidwell's Middle School, located in Washington on the same 15-acre campus as the Upper School. She is in the sixth grade.
Sasha Obama, 8, attends Sidwell's Lower School, located in suburban Bethesda, Md. She is in the third grade.


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If you've followed us for any length of time, you'll know that we almost never put intimates on sale. So this a fantastic opportunity to stock up and score a win for organic, fair trade underwear.
Why are we doing it? Well, for the last few months, Pants to Poverty, one of our all-time favorite organic panty manufacturers, hasn't been responding to my inquiries. Combined with the fact that most of their UK-based website items were on clearance, I figured they'd gone the way of Perfectly Imperfect, Ciel and Love Nature and were out of business.
Then last week, I got a call from Ben Ramsden himself, Pants to Poverty's founder. They've been in India working directly with their farmers and developing a new "3-dimensional accounting model." This 3D accounting model tracks the profit and loss of the business not just in financial terms, but also in social and environmental terms. We'd already spotlighted Pants to Poverty in our Fair-Trade Fashion Round Up as a leader in the Fair Trade Fashion movement. Now this revolutionary accounting idea has propelled them to nomination for 2014's Global Leadership Award in Sustainable Apparel, which is a pretty BIG deal for a small company.
In order to implement this new 3D accounting model, they're streamlining their offerings quite a bit. They've come out with a series of their most popular styles in 4 consistent colors across both their men's and women's line. They've also up-sized the women's panties, stating that customer feedback has suggested they were sized too small compared with conventional brands.
I'm truly thrilled to bring in these new undies. Along with the organic panties we're currently manufacturing, our customers will soon have a wider selection and awesome choices of styles and colors.
To facilitate going hog wild on this new order, we need a little working capital. Hence putting the entire (now mostly discontinued) current line of Pants to Poverty Undies on sale for the next 3 weeks – from Earth Day to World Fair Trade day, you can get 15% off everything we have left. Just use coupon code Pants at checkout.
3 Comments on "Pants to Poverty Organic Underwear Line is Back (And Literally Better Than Ever)!"
AnonymousApril 22, 2014 at 6:12
I am an older woman and like women's underpants that come to my waist. It doesn't look like any pants for women in the Pants to Poverty line would do that! Too bad!
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I also am an older woman, I don't show my belly button to strangers when I go outside, so I wear pants and skirts that come up to my waist. I like to have organic underpants that also come to my waist, otherwise they feel like they are falling down.
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In today's hyperactive business environment, project management and task handling may sound so heavyweight that seem impossible to nail down with simple means. Well, not if you find the proper tools, folks. Today we present the 123FormBuilder integration with Smartsheet, the joining of web forms with spreadsheets that will help you handle online collaboration like a pro. Your forms will collect the data you need and import it into your spreadsheets, while Smartsheet makes it easy to share, track and manage the data in a handy format.
How it works?
Smartsheet is an intuitive online collaboration tool. The ease of use of the familiar spreadsheet-like interface, coupled with file sharing, work automation and Gantt chart features, have made it a popular and highly functional collaboration and project management tool for nearly 2 million users around the world. Otherwise put, it's one spreadsheet for everything and everyone. We just love their style, as we too value beauty in simplicity here at 123FormBuilder.
To send your web form data into Smartsheet, there are just a few easy steps to do. Of course, you first need to create a form to work with. Once that is done, enable the Smartsheet integration from your form's Settings -> Applications section, the way described in our guide. When your form is first filled in, a new sheet is created in your Smartsheet account. The sheet bears the title of the form and contains columns for each field in the form. With every new submission, a new row is added in the form's sheet.
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From homerun businesses to large corporations, any company can use the 123FormBuilder integration with Smartsheet to streamline its workflow. Just imagine the possibilities.
Sales departments can use effective order forms with payment integration that can import contacts into spreadsheets to create a customer contact log for order tracking and for helpdesk ticketing further on. For HR professionals, a job application form can easily send candidate data to Smartsheet, while continuous feedback can be obtained using an employee evaluation survey. Marketers will be able to manage their campaigns in a much more effective way – just think about generating simple guest databases into Smartsheet each time an event registration form is submitted.
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"Investors will be in early on Monday to see reactions to Italy's vote," Marinelli expects
The political and economic turmoil of Italy in the latter half of 2011 seems distant compared to the relatively stable, Italy which we see today. However, according to Nicola Marinelli, portfolio manager at Glendevon King Asset Management, investors will be in early on Monday to watch how the market reacts.
"Following the collapse of caretaker Prime Minister Mario Monti's governing coalition in December, this weekend's parliamentary election is an event the Eurozone could do without," the portfolio manager (pictured) said.
So far the markets have not reacted to the political headlines coming from the Italian elections; everything appears to be already priced in. What would really change this is a tail risk event in the election, something unexpected such as Monti faring much better than expected.
Marinelli added: "In that case we could see Italian spreads going back to 70/80 basis points over Bund."
Another tail risk event that would shock the markets would be the success of the five-star movement, there is a good chance that this could happen. Generally people are not as willing to openly admit they will vote for parties with flamboyant leaders so in the end they do better in elections than in the polls.
According to Marinelli, what is really appealing to the Italian people but worrying for the markets is that the five-star movement want real change getting rid of the current politicians, institutions and political order.
But elections are a short term factor for the Italian economy and don't address the fundamental structural problems; Italy needs stable, long-term and strong government.
There are three long term possibilities: Italy could enact some internal devaluation such as a 30% real salary cut although domestically this would be politically impossible. It could externally devalue its currency; again this is impossible as single nations in the Eurozone have no direct control over monetary policy.
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The introduction of large-scale profiling platforms has revolutionized medical understanding of the molecular basis for many diseases and has benefited diagnostic medicine in numerous ways. Many advances have been made with respect to diagnostic immunology, yet further challenges still remain. One such challenge relates to the ability to measure functional defects in immunity in humans.
The Torgerson lab is investigating the molecular basis of various immunodeficiencies and immune dysregulation syndromes, including IPEX syndrome and X-linked Hyper IgM syndrome, with the goal of linking clinical phenotypes to genetic genotypes. Once the phenotype-genotype link has been defined, it may be possible to predict clinical outcome based on the presence of specific mutations, and to develop targeted therapeutics for these rare, but well characterized, patient populations.
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'Ceci Lombardi's organic style of painting, in which abstraction is blended with solid form, offers a unique glimpse into the natural world.
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Lombardi is currently working for her upcoming exhibition "Homespun" in collaboration with Lisa Hall. She has taken the traditional Portuguese 'Trapilhos' and with guidance and assistance from her mother and sister, she has woven her fragmented memories, thoughts and feelings creating a series of abstract hanging works.
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The Newton-Conover Auditorium is a 504 seat facility with Art Deco and Neo-Classical architectural elements. It was saved from demolition in 1991 by the combined efforts of the City of Newton, Catawba County, the Newton-Conover City School system and the combined efforts of thousands of school alumni and the citizens of Catawba County. A second major renovation occurred in July 2010 with new carpet, new paint, and modern technology added. The original cast iron seats were saved and recovered with new padding and upholstery.
Currently, the Newton-Conover Auditorium serves as the home to The NewArt School and is available to the public for rentals. It also produces the popular Bach's Lunch 'n' Listen series, Cinema Socials and other fun events and programming.


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Make your own
I used a sheet of bazzil cardstock untextured in vanilla. First I rubbed some distress ink in Antique Linen all over my sheet insisting around the edges. Then I stamped the grid still with Antique Linen ink all over my background. The stamp is from this set. It is a must buy for me as you will be able to create tones of different patterned papers with it. If you haven't got a stamp to create a ledger style backdrop you can always use a good old ruler and a pen, especially since you can now find distress ink pens! Also don't feel restricted to an Antique Linen colour, Old Paper or any other pale shades will work as well for different effects! I then used a stamp from this set to create my Script elements. I used the Early Espresso shade from Stampin'up. I inked my stamp but then gently (almost like a feather) pressed it with some kitchen towel before stamping it on my paper. The kitchen towel bit is to give it a weathered/ aged effect. I used a stamp from this set to create the doily elements. I stamped the same design in Antique Linen, Real Red (from Stampin'up) and Night Of Navy (Stampin'up also). I finished it off by adding a few splashes of dark brown ink and by rubbing some distress ink in Frayed Burlap. There you go, you have your own home made unique patterned paper! Do you want to see how I used mine? Here it is:
I could have gone for a very feminine layout but decided to think outside the box and went for something grungy. I added more layers of stamped images including this brand new design as well as this one for my title. I created my own patterned paper (behind the photos) with a stamp from this set. To create the strips of white paper with text I simply stamped with Versafine some white paper, tore it, crumpled it (it helped the ink to bleed to create an aged effect) and then stuck it flat on my layout. I finished it all off with a few flowers and splashes of green paint. It is hard to believe I created this layout only using stamps, inks and white papers!!!
As I have been asked before, all my Stampin'up purchase are made through Mandi who also run the Less Is More challenges. She is fantastic! I really hope this inspired you!!!
12 comments:
- Wendy said...
What a great way to use stamps - your paper looks fab!
- 14 March 2012 at 07:39
- Effie said...
Love that doily stamp... Just what I'm looking for. A fab layout.
- 14 March 2012 at 07:45
- Mandi said...
Superb Emilie
This would suit our challenge, perfectly at "Less is More" this week
- 14 March 2012 at 09:05
- Angelnorth said...
Great layout Emilie and lovely to see how you built up the paper design!
- 14 March 2012 at 09:35
- My simple life said...
great result! love the paper :)
- 14 March 2012 at 10:12
- Dan said...
Great tutorial and I love the end result!
- 14 March 2012 at 16:51
- Alix said...
oh wow you've done a fabulous job here :0)
i love how you can make something so special and unique from a handful of pretty stamps!
- 14 March 2012 at 18:04
- Chrissy said...
Absolutely fabulous Emilie!!! You are so very clever and come up with great ideas.
Chrissy xXx
- 14 March 2012 at 18:05
- Dallying Debz said...
Hey Emilie
What a great background sheet and it really reminded me of My Mind's Eye before I read that bit! Job done!!
Love the LO too
- 14 March 2012 at 19:02
- Alison said...
Lovely background & LO! x
- 14 March 2012 at 19:37
- Claireliz said...
Oh that's gorgeous Emilie, fantastic idea.
C xx
- 15 March 2012 at 11:55
- Linda said...
Love the clean lines of this layout
- 15 March 2012 at 16:56