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WEST WHITELAND >> Police are seeking the public's help to identify a recent crash victim.
West Whiteland Township Police Department is conducting an investigation in which a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle. The crash occurred on East Lincoln Highway and Iron Lake Boulevard at 6:39 a.m. on Friday. The driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation.
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It was a blockbuster year for local museums. From Frank Stella and KAWS at The Modern to Monet at the Kimbell and Irving Penn at the Dallas Museum of Art, our critics had plenty to rave about in 2016. Here's what they said in published reviews of some favorite visual art exhibitions of 2016.
KAWS: Where the End Starts
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
"When it comes to KAWS and sculpture, his jumping-off point is life-size, often culminating in several-stories-high gigantic. Five wooden works command neck-craning attention in the Modern's largest ground-floor gallery. Yet for all their undeniable size, these five works — especially Small Lie (2013), with its bowed head and Pinocchio-like expanding nose — convey remarkably poignant human emotions. The largest of the works, Together (2016), has one figure consoling another in its humongous arms, while other figures seem to be wrestling with a kind of existential loneliness. Indeed, KAWS' sculptures often manage to juxtapose the lightheartedness inherent in any cartoon character with the more somber aspects of their expressions, reflecting the harsher realities of the world."
— Andrew Marton, Oct. 24
Frank Stella: A Retrospective
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
"The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth has never looked quite so modern — in the 20th-century-modern-art way. The museum is almost exploding with 100 enormous paintings and sculptural works in "Frank Stella: A Retrospective," which is just barely enough to encapsulate this artist's dynamic oeuvre. This exhibit was, indeed, sorely overdue. It packs the Modern with a power and energy that is a new high bar for the museum. ... For anyone who is not familiar with the man, here is an opportunity to see what all the Stella noise was about, and for the rest of us, a reminder that he never stopped making it."
— Gaile Robinson, April 16
Monet: The Early Years
Kimbell Art Museum
"These paintings are not signature Monet. They are not the pretty, sun-dappled, pastel-colored fields, cathedrals and ponds that have found their way to countless calendars. These early works are often dark, without a romantic palette, but they are rife with the subjects that went on to engage the artist throughout his career: reflections of the sky in water, the play of light through a tangle of tree branches and the diminution of people in enormous landscapes. They are the pathway to Monet's inimitable style, which earned him the title of the old man of impressionist landscapes."
— Gaile Robinson, Oct. 15
American Epics: Thomas Hart Benton and Hollywood
Amon Carter Museum of American Art
"Benton's unique style, which is so thoroughly surveyed in this exhibition, seems a perfect match for Hollywood. His works are truly 'motion pictures' captured in frames. Benton's limber, curving figures roll and undulate across his canvases, suggesting movement despite being trapped in a static, two-dimensional space. His subjects feel as free of the rigid tyranny of bones as the bits of light and shadow we call "movie stars" are free of the constraints of being human ... with this exhibition, you see not only what Benton did, but how he did it. And it is all as riveting as any blockbuster at the local cineplex. If the Amon Carter sold popcorn at this show, it would be perfect."
— Punch Shaw, Feb. 9
Irving Penn: Beyond Beauty
Dallas Museum of Art
" Early in his mentorship of Penn, Alexey Brodovitch had given him some sage advice: 'Every image needs a bit of poison. ... That bit of poison arrests attention.'... If seeing the tonal glory of an old battered work glove is not enticement enough to visit the DMA, the mid-century fashion photographs are there as well, and they are even more breathtaking now than they were on the pages of Vogue. They are a reminder of a time when fashion was treated like an art form and not celebrity wrapping."
— Gaile Robinson, April 26
Ann Veronica Janssens
Nasher Sculpture Center
"It's beyond weird in a wonderful way. To be in a room with others who cannot be seen, only heard, while enveloped in clouds of colorful mist can be quite intoxicating. Although some people find it claustrophobic. It is the kind of transformative experience you expect from hallucinogenic drugs, but here it is, delivered drug-free with a wallop. ... This exhibit engages the viewer's perceptions in ways that are not usually experienced, and in doing so, imposes itself on the memory as something new and quite different."
— Gaile Robinson, Feb. 1
The Brothers Le Nain: Painters of Seventeenth-Century France
Kimbell Art Museum
"... When all three Le Nains were painting as one in the 1630s and 1640s, they were formidable. Any attempt to separate them is frustratingly difficult, and while untidy academically, it is perhaps unnecessary. Their story is more interesting for its lack of resolution. The gallery that illustrates the research that went into the exhibition is fascinating, and it spurs the visitor to question each painting with the clues that have been offered. But soon the sleuthing seems purely a scholastic exercise. These works are so much more than the brush strokes and the way the eyes are highlighted."
— Gaile Robinson, May 26
Border Cantos
Amon Carter Museum of American Art
"One good example of the exhibit as a whole is Effigy No. 3, an enigmatic image of a somewhat tortured-looking, scarecrowlike figure constructed of sticks and a sweatshirt in the foreground, seeming to stand guard at the entrance of a dry culvert. Is it a warning? Is it a direction? Is that America at the other end of the culvert? Those are the sort of unanswerable questions tantalizingly raised throughout the exhibition, which includes massive landscapes cut into by the border fence and more small-scale shots of things like piles of shotgun shell casings left after Border Patrol target practice."
— Punch Shaw, Nov. 5
2016 A&E Year in Review
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Featured Photo: Eiffel View (Paris, France)
I believe there are pieces of Paris all over the world. Because, Paris travels home with you and never leaves. It slips silently into the heart during a stroll along the Seine, or with the sip of an aperitif at a sidewalk cafe or maybe during a heart-stirring view from its famed Eiffel Tower. Paris coaxes quiet wandering and then causally reveals its priceless art, stunning architecture and beguiling charm. Paris holds an infusing presence that lingers in the senses long after one has unpacked and filed memories into photo albums.
This view is from the second level of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.
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I spent last weekend vicariously traveling to faraway places, via graphic novels by 3 of my favorite cartoonists.
French Milk: Lucy Knisley's angsty account of six weeks in Paris. Full of delicious drawings and descriptions of French food, accounts of visits to Hemingway's old haunts, an homage to Oscar Wilde's grave, countless museums & galleries, and random details of her weird Parisian apartment...
Burma Chronicles: Guy Delisle's stories throughout the year he spent in Rangoon. I'd read (and re-read) Pyongyang before, and this one is also highly eligible for another read-through before I return it to the library. I love the way he describes cultural eccentricities and awkward situations. And his drawings of his large-headed son Louis: adorable.
Carnet de Voyage: Craig Thompson's journal through his travels in Morocco and Western Europe. He draws beautiful, lyrical stories that are punctuated by still portraits and landscapes of the people and places he encounters. He also bares his emotions honestly, and ultimately tells a story that is less about faraway lands and spicy food than it is about being human.


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I guess my gardening style is indolent, bordering on terminally lazy.
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What's excites me about forest gardening is its potential to provide food for the future without costing the earth. In fact, because once it's established there is very little digging to do and no bare soil, it's a great way to capture and lock away carbon and reduce your carbon footprint, making your gardening very Lo-Carb indeed.
Design is everything in forest gardening. It may look natural because it is based on the natural form of young native woodland, but every successful forest garden is in fact very carefully designed.
In any young, native woodland you'll see growth at different levels - big and small trees; shrubs and bushes; lots of perennials and a few annuals; ground cover and climbers; bulbs, tubers and the occasional fungi. Forest gardening uses this idea of layers but instead of native plants you use lots of productive – mostly edible – plants at each of these levels. Fruit trees instead of oaks, for example; blackcurrants instead of rhododendrons or alpine strawberries instead of grass.
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- Because it's based on permanent planting it's a lot less work than planting a whole new crop of fruits and veggies every year and you have the excitement of watching it grow up and mature. In no time the plants more or less look after themselves - more produce for almost no weeding – my idea of gardening heaven!
- You're growing at ground level and upwards too – so you can grow masses of food in even the smallest space.
- Your garden feeds and waters itself – plant roots draw nutrients and moisture from deep underground, building a soil that gets richer and more fertile every year.
- One of the real strengths of forest gardening is in designing it to have multiple crops – so if your James Grieve doesn't do too well one year, other trees and shrub fruits and veggies will step up to the mark. This is really important as we start to face up to increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. All of that diversity also helps to improve plant health and create a haven for wildlife too.
If you fancy having a go yourself, there are a number of things you'll need to think about.
As we said, the design is based on young, natural forest – the most important word there is 'young'. Your trees will need to be planted far enough apart to let light down to the ground or nothing will grow. If you only have space for one tree, that's fine – you can still have a forest garden in miniature! If you share a communal back-green garden or just have a bit of grass outside your flat that the Council owns, planting a forest garden is a perfect way of filling those spaces and getting to know the neighbours better at the same time. Obviously, you'll need to get permission from the landowner first.
You'll need to decide what plants will take the place of the forest layers. Your 'canopy' will usually be fruit trees like apples or plums. There's a host of productive plants like blackberries, blueberries and gooseberries that can take the place of the shrub layers and you can include lots of useful groundcover plants like strawberries, wild garlic and creeping thymes. There are lots of books on forest gardening that can give full lists of useful plants for each of the layers.
You'll be fed up with me saying this by now, but it's important to keep the soil in your forest garden covered with plant growth (like ground cover) or plant matter (like mulches) – yes, it's that cardboard and woodchip trick again! This keeps the soil healthy and stops weeds. It also locks away carbon and reduces greenhouse gas emissions from soil cultivation.
Tempted yet?
It's a design technique that we are trying here and we're really excited about the potential to grow produce for our fruit and veg bag scheme.
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Mesa Verde National Park
June 30th & July 1st, 1999
After packing our lunches, we loaded into the 'toad' and traveled highway 160 through Mancos, Colorado to
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. There is one entrance to the park, at its northeasterly border between Mancos Valley to the east and Montezuma Valley to the west. We checked through the entrance station, then made a steep climb to the mesa top and proceeded onward by the winding roadway along the North Rim to the Far View Visitor Center, our first stop. This fifteen mile trip takes more than thirty minutes from the Park entrance.
Even though it was early morning, we joined the end of a line for tickets to the restricted park area tours. Long House,
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After securing tickets, we drove twelve miles (another 45 minutes) through juniper and pinyon pine-covered tablelands to Wetherill Mesa and joined what is touted as the Park's most strenuous guided tour - - Long House (Photos above). Its was an easy hike down the trail to this ancient ruin; but remember, we had to climb back up and out. That was the strenuous part! These multilevel ruins with hundreds of rooms were constructed about 800 years ago by people often called 'Anasazi', but today more correctly referred to as ancient Puebloan ancestors. Looking closely, we could still locate evidence of check dams and terrace farming along the mesa drainage areas. Here the people grew corn, squash, and beans. The ancient dwellers supplemented these foods with wild game like deer and rabbits and gathered nuts, berries, and plants. Then for reasons left for speculation (severe drought, over-intensive farming, nomadic raiding invaders), the people left, traveling south into New Mexico and Arizona. Next Ute Indians migrated into the area; however, they viewed the ancient ruins as haunted and left them undisturbed.
Abandoned for about 600 years, the interconnected ruins of Mesa Verde (Spanish for green table) were rediscovered by ranchers, Richard Weatherill and his brother-in-law Charlie Mason, who were out looking for stray cattle during a December snowstorm in 1888. They stumbled onto the Cliff Palace complex of over 200 individual homes, 23 underground kivas, and towers rising four stories high. They returned, guided others, gathered and sold artifacts. In the next few years, people swarmed over the area gathering up every loose pot or stone tool they could carry. Some Colorado residents recognized the value of the sites and their persistent urgings led to the 1906 creation of Mesa Verde National Park (Today the park is also a United Nations World Heritage Site).
It was here that we first recognized the destructiveness of tourists visiting these preserved treasures. We felt privileged to be able to descend and walk through these cliff-clinging ruins. Each of our three tour groups were carefully instructed not to touch the masonry because natural oils from our hands and skin harm the structures and attract animals. After being shown examples of this type of needless wear and tear, a warning was given that some of these sites would probably have to be closed to these up-close visits. Yet time after time, we saw children allowed to scramble off the pathways and adults ignore the instructions. It was an eye-opening experience for Benjamin and us. Since then we have talked about the problem with Park Rangers and it seems universal. We fear that in a short time, many of our historical and natural areas will be restricted just to protect them from the massive numbers and indiscriminate use of fellow tourists. It is already happening in some areas. Things don't look the same behind glass or through fencing. We imagined being able only view these impressive ruins by binoculars from a distant mesa rim overlook. What a shame. How can we change these behaviors? "Step back, these irreplaceable ruins are protected by Viper!"
Near Long House are two other sites that you can visit on your own. Badger House Community has a trail that takes you to four excavated surface ruin sites. It contains the locations of ancient pit houses, storage rooms, room-blocks, kivas, tunnels, and towers. Also on the Weatherill Mesa, you can hike to a viewpoint for Nordenskiold Ruin No. 16, named after a Swedish scholar who undertook the first scientific archeological study of the area in 1891. Gustaf Nordenskiold, schooled in paleontology and geology, was guided by the Wetherill brothers, Richard and John. The Weatherill's were ranchers from the Mancos Valley east of today's parklands. The nine crates of artifacts that Nordenskiold collected are housed today in the National Museum of Finland, Helsinki - - the largest group of ancient Puebloan artifacts outside the United States. We did not take the time to see it all, and 'had to save some for the next time that we visit.'
Our final tour for this day was Cliff Palace (Photographs above) located on Chapin Mesa. As the crow flies this was only two to three miles to the east of Long House; however, mesas and canyon separate the sites. Therefore we drove back around the U-shaped roadway, about a twenty-mile loop that took us about an hour by Toad. Cliff Palace is just one of nearly 600 cliff dwellings concentrated in the park; however, it is the largest in North America. The tour reaches Cliff Palace by a stone stairway and then four 10-feet ladders. You have to be able to climb both up and down ladders and not be too afraid of heights.
An upper ledge at the ruins contains the remnants of 14 storage rooms. Here you can see a good example of a dry wall, where rocks were carefully stacked without mortar. Today the ruins show sections of wall and mortar, T-shaped doorways, and in places you can see original timber beams. Here the use of small 'chinking' stones between larger blocks is strikingly similar to the construction found at distant Chaco Canyon - - to the south in New Mexico. Few places have their original plaster covering and wall decorations. What we see today is bare walls. Researchers have found a few un-eroded sections that show that earth tones with off-white and reddish-brown colors were favored. Wall paintings and designs were commonly used.
We returned the following day to complete the third tour, Balcony House (Photos above). This smaller ruin of 35 to 40 rooms overlooks Soda Canyon. This tour took us in via a 32-foot ladder (Right photo) and through a narrow entrance tunnel to view the site's unique cantilevered balcony. Here you get to climb and scramble as you explore. So if someone asks us, "Which tour was the best?", we would answer that they were all three not-to-be missed. Each was distinctive. Long House is the second largest and has its own spring water source. Cliff Palace is impressively big and has the lots of ladders to climb. And smaller Balcony House has its namesake feature, the secure tunnel entrance, and the giant ladder. We also made it to some of the Park's other attractions such as the Petroglyph Trail,
Spruce House
ruins (This Quicktime VR page takes a little while to load), and the museum.
Its time to leave this great area . . . on to warmer hikes. By the way, pack plenty of water, good advice for anywhere in the southwest.
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Annette Lamb
Larry Johnson
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Updated, 6/00
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Demolition--or simply "demo"--is an essential part of nearly every home renovation project. Before you install that new floor, you've got to rip out the old carpet. Before you install that nice granite tiled shower stall, you need to tear out the old 1972 era avocado-colored fiberglass unit.
But demolition can be dangerous, frustrating, and expensive. And if not done right, it can nip your whole renovation project in the bud. Here are essential tips on room-scale demo to make sure you actually get to the renovation part of it.
1. Look at Demolition as a Project Unto Itself
Upon going into demo, develop the mindset that this is a project, not merely the prelude to the "real" project of renovating. There are people who do nothing but demolition. Think of yourself as putting on the "demo" hat for awhile. Then, when that's all done, you can proceed to renovation.
2. Carve Out Separate Time for Demolition
Say to yourself, "Today (or this whole weekend) will be devoted to nothing but demo." Don't attempt to do anything constructive after demo. You won't feel like it after spending 6 hours of tearing things down. Also, by not having renovation scheduled, you won't feel the pressure to move more quickly than is safe.
3. Seal Off Areas That Will Not be Demolished
If there is an opening somewhere, drywall and plaster dust will find it. So, merely closing a door on demo usually isn't good enough. Seal with sheet plastic and tape with blue tape or use a readymade system like the Zipwall Dust Barrier.
4. Know What's Behind the Wall (or Ceiling, etc.)
Before swinging that sledge or crowbar, try to determine what is behind that wall. Live electrical wire? Water pipe? Gas? Asbestos? Exploratory holes and flashlights work wonders at helping you find out what's in there. Assume there is electrical wire.
5. Turn Off Power
This should go without saying. If you need light, run an extension cord into your room and light the room with an utility light.
6. Pick Up as You Go
When I demo, I waver between religiously picking up as I go and charging ahead and picking up at the end. Both have their advantages. If you're working on a caffeine high, you may want to go with the latter. But on the whole, it's better to pick up as you go.
7. Get a Rolloff
If you're doing a demo project of any real scale, it's worth every penny to rent a rolloff. Rolloff dumpsters save you from multiple trips to the landfill, and they're really quite cost-effective.
8. If Not a Rolloff, Hire a Hauling Service
These are less cost-effective than the rolloff, but good for demo projects smaller than a rolloff. For instance, if you're tearing out a small- to medium-size bathroom, you may want to just dump everything on the back patio and have the hauling company deal with it. Dump the stuff wherever it's most convenient for you--the hauling company won't give you any discounts if it's on the curb.
9. Get the Right Tools
Just as you carefully select a drill or a saw for a construction project, you need to select tools for your destruction project. Have at least a sledge, a crowbar (the big kind), a prybar (the flat, hand-held tool), and a claw hammer that you don't particularly care about anymore (it will get dinged up and may even break).
10. Use a Respirator--or At Least a Dust Mask
A HEPA respirator is best if you're kicking up dust in an old house...asbestos, lead-based paint, or other hazards could be in that dust. If you can't stand wearing a respirator or feel certain you're not dealing with hazardous materials, at least use a dust mask.
11. Boots and Paper Coveralls
Once while demo'ing, I was wearing thin-soled sneakers. There was a piece of lath with a nail sticking straight up. I stepped on this and the nail sank deep into my foot. I didn't make that mistake again. Boots are best. And you can buy disposable paper coveralls to put over your clothes if you're doing something extremely dirty like tearing out a ceiling.


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August 26, 2014 06:00 ET
Rick Zenuch Will Serve as Director of Investigations and Analysis, Marrying His Field Expertise With 21CT's Innovative Technology Approach.
Rick Zenuch Will Serve as Director of Investigations and Analysis, Marrying His Field Expertise With 21CT's Innovative Technology Approach.
AUSTIN, TX--(Marketwired - Aug 26, 2014) - A veteran of health care fraud enforcement and regulation, Rick Zenuch has joined 21CT as director of investigations and analysis to help lead a new era of Medicaid fraud detection powered by data analytics. At this month's National Association of Medicaid Program Integrity (NAMPI) conference, 21CT introduced a new weapon in this battle, 21CT Torch, a fraud detection analytics solution purpose-built to remove the complexity found in today's analytics platforms. With Rick joining the 21CT family, the company has strengthened its mission to fight health care fraud in a new way.
As the former chief of Medicaid Program Integrity (MPI), for the Agency for Health Care Administration, State of Florida, Zenuch directed and managed program activities designed to identify Medicaid fraud, waste, abuse and errors resulting in monetary losses to the State's $21 billion Medicaid program. In this role, he recognized that investigators -- not technologists -- needed to be the ones using data analysis tools if they were to quickly and effectively start building cases.
"I've spent much of my career on the front lines of fraud enforcement," said Zenuch. "What I've learned is that experience and intuition are incredibly powerful tools, but until now there hasn't been a way to combine those critical skills with the technological advantages of investigative data analytics. 21CT has truly developed this next generation of LYNXeon as a fraud detection analytics solution built for the way investigators work. I am excited about the opportunity to help agencies across the country leverage analytics in ways that are meaningful to them and combat the nationwide problem of fraud, waste, and abuse."
A member of the Medicaid Integrity Institute's Data Analytics workgroup, Zenuch has firsthand knowledge of how powerful analytics can transform an investigator's case. At 21CT he will leverage that expertise to help the 21CT TorchTeam, the nation's first and only on-demand fraud intelligence unit, expose intelligence hidden within health care data to generate leads, uncover evidence, and discover hidden relationships to quickly build their case.
"Technology only works if people want to use it," said Irene Williams, CEO, 21CT. "Caseworkers and investigators know that they have tools available to them, but the problem is that those legacy data systems were not built for them. They are too difficult, too time-consuming and too ineffective to help an investigation in any meaningful way. No one understands this better than Rick, and we are thrilled to have him on our team to help usher in a new era of effective fraud detection, where the combination of in-field experience and data analytics delivers more leads, more cases, and more recovery of funds."
About 21CT
At 21CT we create investigative analytics products for the way users think, look, and find. Our innovative analytics products and services are used to detect and neutralize health care fraud, target and eradicate network security attacks, and more. 21CT solutions shed light on the intelligence hidden within your data. Reward your curiosity at 21ct.com.
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The Crystal Catacombs are located deep underground below the Jaguar Temple. You access them by falling off one of the plateaus inside the temple. While there, you can collect pink crystal fragments to make crystals that you can sell to Kan the Geomancer.
NOTE: They have been replaced by the Gold Crystals
There are also strange items in here like pages from Montana Jack's journal that detail a plot by Emperor Withering to mine crystals from the catacombs for an evil purpose.
Chief Pathfinder Burrows Edit
There is a gopher character here called Chief Pathfinder Burrows. You can play against him in his Word Race game and earn some coins.
He also let you become a Dizzywood Pathfinder after you fulfilled certain requirements. He will ask a player a series of 12 questions. When all answers are answered correctly you become an official Dizzywood Pathfinder. There is one catch, a player is only allowed to answer his questions once a day.
Dangerous Mineshaft Edit
In the back of the Crystal Catacombs, next to Chief Pathfinder Burrows is a boarded up Dangerous Mineshaft. When you click on it, you get a pop up message that says, A dangerous looking mineshaft! You could squeeze through the wooden boards, but it's much to dark to see your way.
A broken mining helmet is found on the ground next to the mine shaft. Once you fully repaired it you can walk through and enter the Elder Vein Mines.
Elixir Edit
By using zap on pieces of broken equipment lying around, orange or green elixir comes out, roll over them with or mouse to collect them or walk over them they give you one coin for each elixir.


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Spark your creative genius and that of your children with our activities! Are you up for some cartoons on a big screen with live music, the magical atmosphere of the BIG BANG Festival or the "Are you Series?" festival of TV series and its family day? Or perhaps you prefer Cantania, which invites young people to experience the joy of singing and performing on the stage of BOZAR with the Belgian National Orchestra? Remember, you can also take one of our Discovery Tours, join in the fun on our Family Day, which is dedicated to the work of the painter Fernand Léger or attend one of our interactive concerts with musicians from the Balkans or the Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège.
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I've just listened to NPR's recent interview of Timothy Geithner. Adam Davidson did a great job of trying to get answers from Mr. Geithner. I felt sorry, at a personal level, for our Treasury Secretary, a very smart man imprisoned in a series of talking points, desperately afraid of the consequences of holding an honest conversation.
As an aside, we've come to take it for granted that policymakers ought to be circumspect for fear of provoking traumatic moves in the markets. But isn't that dumb? Markets are supposed to be about aggregating and revealing information. In what sense is it "more responsible" to hide information or ideas so that markets do not move on them? And if markets do misbehave so wildly that public officials can no longer afford to be candid because of market consequences, does that suggest an incompatibility between the kind of financial markets we have and open democracy?
Anyway. Taking for granted the constraints of the interview, what struck me most was Geithner's repeated conflation of our "financial system" and our "institutions". Mr. Geither's unspoken assumption is the fixing our financial system implies ensuring that incumbent troubled financial institutions are "strong". But that's not right. Our financial system is composed, in part, of financial institutions, but it is supposed to be larger and more robust than any specific firm. Three years ago, Mr. Geithner would have readily conceded that financial institutions are supposed to come and go, rise and fall, succeed and fail as a matter of market discipline, and that our system is made stronger by that flow of creation and destruction than it would be if some state-manged cadre of crucial banks were at its core. Of course, we all knew three years ago that some institutions had become "too big/complex/interlinked to fail", but we viewed that as unfortunate, and would have foreseen that if any of those banks got badly into trouble, the goverment would be forced to intervene and resolve the bank at some taxpayer cost, as it had in the case of earlier TBTF banks. Three years ago, no one would have suggested that the strength of our financial system and the strength of Citibank are inseparable.
We should not let this verbal slip go unchecked. The idea that certain large, politically connected private firms are essential to commonweal and must be supported at all costs by the state is quite the essence of "Mussolini-style Corporatism". Fixing our financial system is not the same as rescuing any one or several financial institutions. Household names can, do and should come and go in a capitalist economy, and it's pretty clear that quite a few familiar financials have failed the market test. What's good for Citibank is not what's good for America.
Did you catch this bit from Warren Buffett's letter?
Funders that have access to any sort of government guarantee – banks with FDIC-insured deposits, large entities with commercial paper now backed by the Federal Reserve, and others who are using imaginative methods (or lobbying skills) to come under the government's umbrella – have money costs that are minimal. Conversely, highly-rated companies, such as Berkshire, are experiencing borrowing costs that, in relation to Treasury rates, are at record levels. Moreover, funds are abundant for the government-guaranteed borrower but often scarce for others, no matter how creditworthy they may be.
This unprecedented "spread" in the cost of money makes it unprofitable for any lender who doesn't enjoy government-guaranteed funds to go up against those with a favored status. Government is determining the "haves" and "have-nots." That is why companies are rushing to convert to bank holding companies, not a course feasible for Berkshire.
Though Berkshire's credit is pristine – we are one of only seven AAA corporations in the country – our cost of borrowing is now far higher than competitors with shaky balance sheets but government backing. At the moment, it is much better to be a financial cripple with a government guarantee than a Gibraltar without one.
"Lemon socialism" has costs beyond the direct cost to taxpayers of socializing losses. It prevents assets from being shifted from inefficient to efficient firms, and penalizes healthy, well-managed companies by forcing them to compete against subsidized competitors. I don't see how preventing healthy good banks from harvesting the organs of our megabanks "strengthens our financial system".
I think it's time to move beyond the nationalization/preprivatization debate and start talking about how to replace rather than reorganize failing firms. That doesn't mean that we would shutter all of Citi's branches. It implies having troubled banks continue to operate in a kind of run-off mode (something like Arnold Kling's #2) while the government backstops some obligations and seeks buyers for the bank's assets, operating as well as financial. In other words, it's time to move beyond nationalization and talk about state-managed liquidation. I look forward to an America with a strong financial system. I think that's more likely in a world where Citi's logo goes all retro chic like Pan Am. Frankly, I think that's all the (non-negative) "franchise value" that's left in Citi, and several of its peers.
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Govt has zero interest in going after the proceeds of crime says Joe Harmon
APNU executive member Joseph Harmon has said the government does not want the law- enforcement agencies to touch the proceeds of crime. His comments come in the light of the government's refusal to agree with recommendations by APNU regarding amendments to the law against money laundering.
Harmon said one of the recommendations made by his party was for the law-enforcement agencies to be able to deal with money laundering inside of Guyana.
Harmon believes that the act itself in sections 37 and 67 provides for seizures of currency. He said section 67 of the act deals directly with the countering of financial of terrorism, while section 37 deals with money laundering.
The government and the opposition remains at odds on the bill and both sides of the house are not about to accept the blame for the failure to have the amended legislation pass in the national assembly.


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Saturday, September 5, 2009
In Which That Red Haired Girl Did A Real Nice Job!
If you're here, you are probably a fan of Ana Marie Cox. She finally got her chance at the big girl's desk tonight! Last time she was scheduled, Michael Jackson had the poor taste to die, bumping AMC. (This just in: MJ still dead. Yahoo headline today stated, "Some weeping at Michael Jackson's funeral." Wow. Crying at a funeral. Newsworthy, for sure.)
Tonight I'm just gonna be a fangirl, and write about AMC's big day. I thought she did a pretty good job. Rocky at points, with some nerves showing through. It's Kent, not Keith. But here's the awesome thing: I could just see how she would be with her own show. She shows a different kind of snarkiness from Rachel. A little more bitter. Which I love. When Alison Stewart fills in, she does an admirable job, but I still hear Rachel. I didn't with Ana. I have no idea how these things work, but she sounded like she writes, so maybe she wrote a bunch of her own stuff. Give her a chance to work out the nerves, and I think she would be awesome on her own MSNBC show. Like at maybe, 10pm. I'm just saying. I was hoping for some post-show Twittering, with a few "Gahs!," but she's probably celebrating with one of the bottles of scotch from Rachel's bottom desk drawer
I do have to say that it irritates me a lot that The Maddow's wardrobe has to get femmed up, while Ana Marie can get away with wearing the blazer and the vintage T, because she doesn't have to overcompensate for The Gay to make her palatable to an American viewing public. I think by now that Rachel has proven her appeal, and should be able to wear her black, western, shiny, shirts if she wants to. And her glasses. Any of the 14 pairs she has in circulation will do.
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- AnonymousSeptember 5, 2009 at 6:10 PM
AMC isn't really a "broadcast" person. She doesn't have the voice or even the breath! Maybe some voice/vocal coaching. I'm sure she was plenty nervous and that had to effect her speaking so rapidly and rapid breathing. She doesn't anunciate all that well, either. Again,I think it was just nerves making her mispronounce stuff.ReplyDelete
There was a huge difference between the interview segements where she improvised and was more herself, and having to read off the teleprompter where she was pretty terrible.
One huge difference between AMC and RM besides snark style is that RM is a natural both behind the mic and in front of the camera. AMC needs to really work on it.
I think AMC has good potential, I think a lot of people like listening to what she has to say about topics (unlike most guest hosts) but she did seem to be really nervous while doing the bits before the interviews once she got someone to talk to she was fine.ReplyDelete
Hope she is the regular guest host(and that she practices the teleprompter thing more)
I thought her main problem was speaking too quickly, which, of course, affects her enunciation. I recognize this, because Little Conch and I both do it. While her presence needs work, her pov is a little darker, which I enjoy.ReplyDelete
I think AMC did a decent enough job but shes way better as a guest. Not everyone can host a show...it takes a special kindof talent. Rachel and Keith are so good at it, one of the reasons is because you cannot tell they are reading from a telepromter. They make it seem so natural.ReplyDelete
I loved her shirt btw..I wish Rachel would wear her own shirts over her jacket too..COME RACH!! Be more dykish PLZ! :)


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Ewnix provides Atheme IRC Services for its users. These services provide for nickname registration, channel registration, and more. Below, you'll find a description of each service, as well as some general information provided by the services' "HELP" command.
NickServ allows users to register their nicknames. For help with NickServ, on IRC type /msg NickServ HELP
ChanServ allows users to register channels, manipulate access lists, and fine-tune channel control. For help with ChanServ, on IRC type /msg ChanServ HELP
BotServ is a vanity service that allows channel owners to have a more "user-friendly," named bot sit in their channels rather than ChanServ.
MemoServ allows you to send memos to offline users. Once members log on and are identified, they will be notified of the memo you have left for them.
HostServ allows users to request and set vanity hostnames. Although Ewnix provides UMODE +x (which hides your IP/hostmask from otherr users) HostServ can allow users to have hostnames that will not resolve to anything, and as a bonus, don't even have to be legal hostmasks!


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By Robert McCue, Times Correspondent
In Print: Wednesday, July 20, 2011
What's hot: Each year tarpon mass along our gulf shoreline in numbers
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Location: After spawning, the fish return to the shoreline and migrate north in search of forage to regain lost body fat from the rigors of spawning. As the fish move north toward the nutrient-rich waters of the Mississippi Delta, some "break off' the beaten path and find bountiful areas of bait inside larger river, harbor, bay and other estuaries. Unlike the tarpon of spring, these fish are here to feed.
Pro logic: Any areas in or adjacent to deeper water, and holding massive schools of bait, are the places to start looking for the occasional fish rolling or "free jumping." Once anglers locate them, they can use slow sinking plugs, jigs and swimbaits fished on bass tackle; this is often the best way to test your mettle against backwater tarpon.
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So you have a burning passion for health and fitness? Well, it is time you displayed your passion by becoming a personal trainer. However, you need to be sure that you have what it takes. To that end, linking up with a reliable provider of personal training courses is a good starting point. The following points can help you decide if you are really up to the task.
Decide if You Have the Passion
Being a personal trainer comes from the heart. At the initial stages, forget about the business aspect. You just need to display a combination of skills including the following:
- Good listening skills
- Analytical skills
- Patience
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In addition, you should be a flexible person, ready to work with people of different backgrounds. A healthy lifestyle and self-motivation are the top qualities you need for you to be a reliable personal trainer.
Decide on a Certification
It is true that many organizations exist, offering various classes, workshops, and exams. However, for the best qualifications, you need a reliable provider of personal training courses with a national recognition and accreditation. For example, in Australia, you can seek support from Sage Institute of Fitness. With a reliable provider in mind, you can find out more about the certification of your choice and all the related aspects such as fees.
Choose a Specialty
Choosing a specialty certification can help you build your resume, especially in the competitive market. With a specialty in personal training, it shows that you have more to offer and that can give you a window to charge slightly more for your offers. For example, if you specialize in orthopedics, you will work beyond the standard personal training and provide special services to people with injuries.
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I'm not sure if this wedding theme inspiration is surprisingly inventive, or means that I've simply been watching WAY too much reality TV, but I'm stuck on the idea of an event that takes its cues from two of my favorite renovators – Chip and Joanna Gaines.
Please tell me that you're also a longtime fan of HGTV's Fixer Upper. Because if you're not, I'm going to suggest that you go and set your DVR stat. And then maybe pick up their book, because I've read it and it's stinking adorable.
Known for her laid-back attitude and ability to cultivate beautiful, family-friendly spaces that blend the border between functional and fabulous, Joanna has become a bit of mainstream trend setter in the home decor arena. Since the successful launch of the show, she's picked up a branded paint, furniture line, rug line, and even wallpaper line. I mean, she sounds like a busy lady.
But for a moment, let's focus on some of the key traits that we leaned on in developing this wedding theme gallery …
- The Magnolia Leaf: The name of the Gaines business and a bit of a symbol in much of the work that they do.
- Soft, Neutral Colors: That don't overwhelm, and create livable, nature-infused spaces.
- Relaxed Style: Comfort, whether it's soft furnishings or even cozy clothing (like the wedding dress we've included below!).
- Shiplap: Another tried-and-true decor element oft used by Joanna.
- Deeper Meaning: A common thread in all of their work, we love that the team uses family photos and poems / verses that mean something to their clients.
What do you think? Feeling inspired yet? Scroll below to take a look at the ways that Fixer Upper has inspired this wedding palette, then let us know what you'd keep or toss in your own execution of a Fixer-Upper-Inspired Wedding …
These I-want-to-save-mine-forever Magnolia leaf place cards, labeled in stunning calligraphy. And can we mention the gold flatware? Mmmhmm.
The chairs. The linen draping. The sweet floral tucked into each. Need we say more?
via Styletic
A naked cake that sits atop a bed of wild flowers and greens. What could be more elegant {and delicious}? Side note, I love the way that they've used a raw wooden stand here, so that it's just barely visible.
This intricate, blouson wedding dress is the perfect blend of luxe and leisure, in a shape that's flattering on most.
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Let's start with the milk glass goblets, because why wouldn't we? Fill 'em with sparkling water, kept cold in galvanized tubs {brilliantly affordable}, and then let guests sip away as they admire your heirloom family photos, displayed on a living wall.
via Pinterest // Southern Weddings // PopSugar (Top-left, clockwise)
This "Life Well Loved" sign comes from {no surprise here…} Magnolia Market, Chip and Jo's online shop! For $84, we think it makes a great prop at your reception entry, and then for your own home after the Big Day.
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I couldn't not include this gorgeous vintage-door ceremony backdrop in this roundup, but for the love, I just can't find a source for the photo online! If you know who deserves credit, please leave me a comment!
And last, but most certainly not least: Shiplap. I love the idea of a white-washed, freestanding bar made using shiplap. Alas, no one has made one and appropriately optimized it for search engines yet 😉 Instead, consider a display wall like the one behind this adorable doughnut stand … or this raw, vertically laid bar, topped with copper lanterns.
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KCI gets LifeCell for $1.7 billion
Kinetic Concepts, Inc. announced that it will purchase LifeCell Corporation for $1.7 billion in cash. LifeCell makes tissue repair products for use in reconstructive, urogynecologic and orthopedic surgical procedures. The boards of directors of both companies have unanimously approved the transaction. LifeCell will operate as a new global biosurgery division within KCI.


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BOYNTON BEACH — For Dave Waszak of Lake Worth, the first time was a charm.
Waszak, who had never attempted to qualify for a major tournament before, fired a 70-75-145 Friday at the Hunters Run Country Club to qualify with seven other golfers for the sectionals of the 1985 U.S. Open.
In addition to the eight qualifiers, five alternates were selected.
Michael Bradley of the Buckhorn Springs Golf and Country Club was the medalist with a 69-71-140.
Waszak started out with a 2-under-par 70 in the opening round. After a double bogey on the 16th hole in the second round, Waszak needed two pars to shoot 75 and make the cut by one stroke.
``I was playing well, but I made a couple of mistakes,`` said Waszak, who has been practicing at the Atlantis Country Club. ``I`ve been working on my game a lot lately and as a result I was able to maintain my composure through the rough times. That`s something I wasn`t able to do in the past.``
A 1983 graduate of the University of New Mexico, Waszak came to Lake Worth in August 1984 to improve his game. He worked with Bill Fry, a teaching pro at Atlantis, on his game around the green.
Qualifying for the U.S. Open sectional was not on Waszak`s mind at the beginning of the day.
``I just wanted to play well,`` Waszak said. ``I`ve been working on my game so much, I haven`t had much time to play in any events. I wasn`t thinking qualifying, I was more interested in hitting good golf shots.``
Qualifying along with Bradley and Waszak were: Paul Perini of North Miami, 69-74-143; Gary Boros of North Miami, 72-71-143; Jeff Lewis of North Miami, 69-74-143; Beau Baugh Jr. of Delray Beach, 73-70-143; Ted Osburn Jr. of Boca Raton, 69-75-144; and Adam Adams of Rolling Hills Country Club, 73-72-145.