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Love was in the air on Tuesday's episode of Glee with not one, not two, but three proposals!
Yes, Beiste and Cooter eloped after an eye-opening trip to Taco Bell (excessive processed cheese does weird things to us, too) and their nuptials inspire Emma to get serious about settling down with Will. Will decides to pop the question — that is until he tries to get her wack-a-doodle parents' permission and they question whether he'll be able to handle Emma's OCD issues long-term. This being Glee, Will eventually comes to his senses and proposes with help from New Directions and the synchronized swim team. We're still scratching our heads about how that is so romantic (ah, the heavy smell of chlorine) but she says yes anyways.
During his soul-searching, Will asks Finn to be his best man because, as he put it, "you've taught me more about being a man than anyone I've ever known." Last time we checked, a) Finn has a lot of growing up to do before he's really a man and b) its really inappropriate to ask your teenage student to be in your wedding. In any case, Finn happily accepts and reveals to Mr. Schue that he wants to join the army — a thought his mom quickly squashes when she reveals the horrible effect war had on his dad. The truth puts Finn in a tailspin that ends with him proposing to Rachel. How does she answer? You'll have to wait two weeks to find out!
Love was in the air for the rest of our other fair glee clubbers, too. Sam set his sights on getting Mercedes back, a tactic which involved joining the synchronized swimming team under Coach Roz (guest star NeNe Leakes), crooked nipples be damned! And Becky (complete with a voiceover that allows Helen Mirren to utter things like "realz" and "boo-yah") pursued Artie only to get her heartbroken.
But did all the glee club kids' performances have you feelin' the love? (See what we did there?) I rank the episode's romantic performances from least-romantic to sex on a stick:
6. "Moves Like Jagger/ "Jumpin Jack Flash" I know Artie was just trying to show off Will's best assets — mm, those rock star hips — but did he really think Mr. Schue was going to propose with a song that says "take me by the tongue"?
5. "We Found Love" Sure, the girls' flower hair pins and '40s-style swimsuits make the big proposal number seem semi-romantic, but Rihanna's hit dance track was way too fast-paced (does Emma secretly frequent clubs in Lima on the weekends?) We don't even see Will until the end of the song — and he doesn't even sing! Also, is anyone else reminded of this song's video, which is supposedly inspired by Rihanna's tumultuous relationship with Chris Brown? Maybe it's just me.
4. "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" This performance featured Rachel, Tina, Mercedes and Santana all dressed up, thinking about their respective significant others (except in Mercedes' case) and lays it on thick. Almost too thick.
3. "Summer Nights" I had no idea Puck was jones-ing to know all about Sam and Mercedes, but it was nice to finally get the deets on their brief love affair. The performance itself felt way too much of a copycat of the original scene from Grease, but the energy is infectious and you can feel the sparks between the former pair. Bonus points for finally using Chord Overstreet (I've blocked "Red Solo Cup," thank you very much) since his much-hyped return and for casting Santana and Kurt as Rizzo.
2. "Without You" Rachel's powerful and emotional vocals. The back-up strings orchestra. The spotlight on Finn in the middle of the performance as he caresses her face. It was pretty darn hard not to shed a tear (or four) during this moving ballad.
1. "Wedding Bells" I am admittedly not a fan of the songs Emma has sung but this one is a great pick for her vocals and is the perfect mix of business and pleasure. It pushes the storyline forward, but also offers some great shots of Emma walking down the aisles of McKinley in a princess wedding dress with Coach Sue (with a Princess Beatrice-style hat!) as one of her bridesmaids. Forget Zooey, this is the real meaning of adorkable.
So what did you think of the episode? What was your favorite song? Do you think Rachel will yes or no? Sound off in the comments below!


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The Tormented
Part One A perfectly rational individual spends dinner with friends, shares his day's misadventures with them and laughs heartily at every joke they throw in, but only six hours later is discovered wandering the streets, carrying a bazooka and laughing like a maniac. Wouldn't you say that is the very definition of rapid decline? Of … More The Tormented


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One hundred and fifty years ago this year, the American Civil War—the bloodiest chapter in the country's history—came to a close. From 1861–1865, somewhere between 620,000 and 750,000 soldiers perished in battle or from disease or starvation. It tore the Union apart, pitting American against American in one of the United States' darkest hours.
There are many ways the story of the Civil War have been told. To share that story from the perspective from North Carolina Moravians, the Moravian Music Foundation and Southern Province Archives developed "A Storm in the Land," a production that combines words and music in a unique, compelling way. A performance of "A Storm in the Land" was recently recorded and is now available online.
"The American Civil War was a great tragedy in our country's history that affected Moravians in both the North and South," said the Rev. Dr. Nola Reed Knouse, executive director of the Moravian Music Foundation. "'A Storm in the Land' provides a glimpse into the experience of North Carolina Moravians during this dreadful time, with excerpts from newspaper articles, letters to and from those serving in the Confederate army, and church diaries."
Performances of the "A Storm in the Land" include dramatic readings of the writings of real people interspersed with band music from the period. The musical pieces selected accentuate the mood of the readings, from rousing marches to somber dirges.
From actual accounts
Other than the narrator's words, all the spoken words in "A Storm in the Land" come from documents of the period. Characters include newspaper editors; a surgeon and his fiancée; and a soldier from 26th Regimental Band.
In compiling the script for "A Storm in the Land," archivist the Rev. Dr. C. Daniel Crews looked to the pages of two competing newspapers of the time. The Western Sentinel was the newspaper of the town of Winston (just north of Salem), and its editor, John W. Alspaugh, generally wrote more in favor of secession. The People's Press was the newspaper of Salem and often functioned as the "voice of the church." Its editor, Levi V. Blum, tended toward a more cautious perspective, until North Carolina actually did secede from the Union.
Daniel also cited the letters of J. Frank Shaffner, a surgeon from Salem serving in the Confederate army. He and his fiancée Carrie Fries, back in Salem, exchanged a number of letters during the war years, expressive of the experience of the men away at war and the women waiting at home.
Finally, "A Storm in the Land" shares the words of Edward Peterson, a member of the 26th North Carolina regimental band who wrote letters to his family and friends back home. Some of Peterson's letters describe in painful detail the horrors of war while others (to his sister mostly) describe details of the flora and fauna he encounters, life in camp, food and some interesting people he meets.
The narration comes partly from the Salem church diary, the Memorabilia (year-end summaries written by the pastor and shared with the congregation on New Year's Eve) and some newly-written commentary on what was happening in the war. Daniel wrote the script, assisted by Nola, who prepared the musical editions.
Readers for the performance last fall included faculty and staff from Moravian Theological Seminary: Craig Atwood (Alsbaugh), Frank Crouch (Blum), Riddick Weber (Shaffner), and Jane Weber (Fries). They were joined by Chris Giesler (Peterson) and Nola (Narrator).
Combined with music
In the production, the readings are interspersed with band music from the period. "The music performed in 'A Storm in the Land' was all arranged from the books of the band of the 26th North Carolina Regiment, the only-known complete set of band books surviving from a Confederate band," says Nola.
The production includes pieces like "Carolina March," "Dixie/Bonnie Blue Flag," "Canary Bird Waltz," "Balade from Zampa," "Schubert's Serenade," and "Lorena & Bright Smiles." Mainstreet Brass, a professional brass quintet from Bethlehem founded in 1986, performed the music in the performance recorded last fall.
Telling the story
"A Storm in the Land" tracks the war from the election of Abraham Lincoln and the vote for secession to its conclusion in 1865.
The program begins with the narrator laying the scene: "By 1860, the nation as a whole had been wracked for many years by questions of states rights, slavery and the continuation of the Union itself. In northwest North Carolina, opinions were not unanimous on the proper course to take. This may be seen in the running feud carried on by two local newspapers, the Western Sentinel of Winston and The People's Press of Salem."
Audiences then hear an ongoing exchange between the paper's editors. From Sentinel editor Alspaugh: "Our worst fears have been realized. The sectional party of the North has gained the presidency, even though it harbors the direst hostility to the rights, interests and privileges of the Southern states. Still, we urge our citizens to stand by the Constitution. Do not rush to secede! At the same time, we do suggest that the militia begin preparations."
Counters People's Press editor Blum: "We deplore the celebrations in Charleston at the election of Mr. Lincoln, which they believe makes secession inevitable. In this they are behaving more like children than soberly reasoning adults. We are happy to report that not everyone there favors secession, and that in some places there is Common Sense even from South Carolina."
However, North Carolina seceded from the Union on May 20, 1861. In the Salem Diary of June 17, 1861, Francis Holland, pastor of the Salem church, wrote:
"Two companies of volunteers raised in Forsyth County left for the seat of war. The parting scenes were most painful and affecting. The companies halted near the church, the line extending in front of the Academy, from the portico of which short addresses were delivered, and fervent prayer was then offered. The soldiers filed off amid the tearful adieus of the multitude. Many of the relatives and friends accompanied them as far as the bridge, where they bade them finally, farewell. May our heavenly Father screen them from temptation, shelter them in the day of battle, guard them from all danger and may the blessing and peace of Christ our Savior be with them, and may they, if consistent with His allwise and gracious will, be brought back speedily, in peace and safety!" This is followed by the band playing "Dixie/Bonnie Blue Flag."
In the correspondence of surgeon Shaffner and his fiancée Fries, we hear this exchange as the euphoria of military adventure wore off very soon:
Shaffner: "The probabilities are that the companies will disband… and there are few who will now enter the regular service. In fact, none but the commissioned officers desire doing so, and deprive them of their commissions, a different tune would be sung…A powerful change has swept over our land, a storm is now brewing, even raging, and we must meet it.
Fries: "You spoke of the bravery of the women of the South. I think their hardest struggle is after the excitement of preparation is over they are left to await the future as best they can."
On the home front
As the performance continues, the audience learns more about what life was like on the home front: "The Salem diary of August 11, 1861, reports that there were no cakes or coffee at the lovefeast, due to high prices. This practice of celebrating 'dry lovefeasts' continued throughout the war, except for special efforts to make sure that the children got something at Christmas."
The audience also hears about the growing carnage on the battlefields and its effect at home in 1862. "Funerals of those who had died in service became more frequent…more perished from disease, however, than from bullets. Pastor Holland lamented in the Salem Diary, 'How many men in the prime of life have fallen victims to disease in this abominable war, besides the thousands who have been slain in battle!'"
And the People's Press and Western Sentinel continued their feud: Said Editor Blum, "The Sentinel seems to be accusing the Moravians of being disloyal to the Confederacy. Be reminded, however, that Salem has furnished nearly an entire company of soldiers, something which many larger communities cannot claim."
A soldier's Easter, 1863
Later in the program, soldier Peterson shares his Easter Week of 1863:
"Monday of Holy Week. Think of it, in this memorable and Holy week such an enlightened and Christianized nation as ours is, to prepare for fighting and expect a bloody fight too. It's dreadful to think about it. If peace and good will could only be restored once again between the North and the South.
"Maundy Thursday. I can see you all preparing to celebrate Easter…. This is the first Easter that I have missed spending at home….
"Good Friday. I wonder how you all do on this holy day. One thing I know, you don't hear such sounds as we are listening to on this morning. Ever since I opened my eyes on this morning, I can hear the heavy discharges of artillery….
"Great Sabbath. Soon Easter will have passed and we have seen nothing of it. It is not observed here at Greenville. If I could be with you in the morning, I would give a heap. I expect we shall blow our church tunes that we generally blow. I'll think of you at home in the morning if ever I did. And I know you'll think of us.
"Easter Sunday morning, 6 o'clock. We got up about 5 this morning and played church tunes such as we had. I guess you are eating breakfast just now. I wish I could take it with you."
The War rages on
As the performance charts the war through 1863–64, we hear, In the words of the Salem Memorabilia of 1863: "To not a few among us it was a year of trials and afflictions and without scarcely any exceptions…while we were once living in a land flowing with milk and honey and yielding even to the poor the necessaries of life, not only have plenty and abundance left us, in general, but want and destitution have taken their place…"
As the performance nears its end, the narrator offers, "Still the dying Confederacy struggled on in 1865. Early in the year word flew that the war might soon end. 'Rumors of peace caused the hearts of all to rejoice,' the Salem Diary records.
Other characters offer their thoughts:
Blum: "It's fine to hope for peace, but we will not get out of this war as easily as we slid into it. It is rather naive to think that the North will offer us favorable peace terms now."
Alspaugh: "Do not be deceived by talk of negotiations! The only choices are victory or annihilation!"
Fries: "A morning such as this should do much to make us feel cheerful. All nature seems to be rejoicing. With what joy I once welcomed the first indications of spring! Now it is different. The first balmy days of each year serve but to herald the approach of Mars demanding new victims to be slain upon his bloody altars."
Closing the War
In closing, the narrator shares this: "On April 10 federal troops entered Salem and Bethania. Fearing the worst, the residents had hidden all the valuables which they had left in the safest places they could think of—the girls' school being the favorite. Generally, however, the federal troops did little damage, and even removed their hats when walking through the graveyard. At the end of the year, the Salem Memorabilia says with a sigh: 'Thus the fearful war was really ended and much bloodshed spared. Our loved ones returned one after the other, and when we consider how many of them there were, and to what dangers, hardships and privations they were exposed, we can rejoice.'"■
A Storm in The Land: North Carolina Moravians in the Civil War from IBOC • Mike Riess on Vimeo.
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Mixed martial arts has finally made it into the main spot light. ESPN, Yahoo sports, Fox sports, and many other main sports news sites now cover both the UFC and Bellator FC.
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Many an essay and a number of books have already been written about the life and music of the most performed living componist in the world, Arvo Pärt. Björk, Radiohead, … are among the many who claim to be influenced by the music of this beloved Estonian composer who developed his hallmarked tintintabuli style. The music of Pärt features in soundtracks, is played at Carnegie Hall and is often decribed as something out of a different order altogether, orbitting between heaven and earth.Listeners are drawn to the mystery that speaks and the spirituality that is evoked through the compositions where silence is as important as the minimal use of notes.
However what was missing from the vast oeuvre on work on Pärt was an understanding of his music and the spirituality from within the Orthodox Christianity that Pärt himself embraced and that shapes his approach to music. Acknowledging the various point of entries to approach the music of Pärt Peter C. Bouteneff wrote his Out of Silence as clear portrayal of the various ways the music of Pärt reaches for the listener's heart and accounting for the tradition that shapes a peculiar thinking.
The illustrous story of Pärt's new found music that was born after 7 years of silence is quite telling. CREDO was Pärts mesmerizing full on statement against the atheist suppresion in his homeland Estonia in the late sixties. Somehow the work escaped the scrunity of the state censors and was performed with acclaimed success. After that folowwed a silent period of seven years in which the composer dwelled in silence and it is out of that silence that a whole new genre within classical music was born.
Out of silence is Bouteneff's three part study to clarify this journey of deeping spirituality and the drawing on the resources within the Orthodox tradition. It is quite a fascinating account of the musical and spiritual odyssee where themes of trancendence, understanding of time, space for silence and the creative power of words and text setting that that define the flow of music give a glimpse of a deeply internal process.
But silence not only breeds new sounds, it also embarks on a journey to purity and to hear "a single note played as beautifully" as possible (to quote one of Arvo Pärt's comments at rehearsals with musicians) and leads to awe before the Creator who created out of nothing and spoke the world into being.
In the last part Bouteneff studies the bright sadness that marks Pärts music where lament for what is lost and the longing for resurrection, despair and joy coexist similar in the music, just like tension and resolution can be found in the spiritual masters that influenced Pärt's own faith.
Out of silence is a rewarding and helpful read on how the music influenced by the faith and spirituality of a world accomplished composer can have such a widespread effect on a global audience.
Peter C. Bouteneff, Out of Silence, New York: St Vladimir's Seminary Press, 2015


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Well oh well. My goodness how so many are just in the zone. In the havoc zone. Some are more in tuned with creating havoc. Perhaps trying to do some good will incur better outcomes. Perhaps. huh? Anyway any person who wants to live a dream or is "on a journey" must be prepared to come across wolves. Some just not pleased with some who continue to try to achieve more. There's nothing wrong with climbing higher. Shouldn't individuals want to be apart of growth?
Gets tiring to have to deal with the antics of so many. The same old same old. The same tactics used to try and discourage another. Perhaps that's why so many have "chosen" to stop living their dreams. Some haven't even started. The competition is outrageous. There are some who spend their entire lives trying to come up against others. Really? That's all they're willing to do. The best thing to do is to continue on despite their ways.
There some positives in the process and although there will be days when trying to find the positivity will become quite difficult they're there. "There's a lot of difficult people to deal with." Some who are difficult their entire lives. Never knowing when to stop harassing others. if only some would just consider how their actions will lead the individuals to having less and suffering severe consequences then perhaps they would stop. For some it takes going through a severe storm in order to stop some of their antics.
Never become discouraged. Even if it appears as if half the world is trying to take a person down. The individual should keep on trying, keep moving, "continue on." The ones who continue doing bad will eventually get what's deserved. Some are too afraid to allow others to just move forward because they're not wanting to stay behind. They're realizing that the person is progressing.
It's not easy trying to elevate. For some just a little movement is difficult. Even the ones who are close will try to hinder their family members. Some because the one who is progressing is making them feel b ad by advancing. "Some simply don't understand" that every person was given a gift and we're allowed to let our gifts shine. The ones who continue to fight a person for their own vision are doing themselves an injustice.
Can be quite frustrating to see so many falling into the pit of hell. Some would rather do evil works than good works. Too many are "trying to live" other people's lives. Not something any person would want to deal with and especially on an continuous basis. There has to come a time when the persons just accept that it's meant for certain individuals to move on ahead.
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TextWriter is an abstract class that has heavily-overloaded Write() and WriteLine() methods for all of the more basic types such as Int32, Boolean, and String. The idea is that it takes these values, converts them to character representations (given a specified Encoding), and then outputs the results (usually to a StringBuilder or a Stream). It's equivalent to Java's PrintWriter. However, unlike PrintWriter, there's no underlying output source / OutputStream: you're free to do whatever you like with the resulting characters.
The stupidity lies in the interface and it's accompanying documentation. TextWriter is an abstract class, but the only abstract member is the Encoding property's get accessor; you get to decide how and when you want the Encoding to be specified. All of the Write() and WriteLine() methods, however, are not abstract: they're simply overrideable. That's not necessarily bad, but there's little to no documentation on what any of these 36 methods actually do (specifically, whether they call any of the other Write() methods and thus don't need to be overridden in any subclass). For example:
- Write(char[]):
- "This method does not search the specified String for individual newline characters (hexadecimal 0x000a) and replace them with NewLine." (Gee thanks. Does it also not cure cancer?)
- "This default method calls Write and passes the entire character array." (If it's passing the entire character array to Write(), doesn't that mean it's recursive? I can guess that they mean it passes each member of the array to Write(char), but that's not what the documentation actually says.)
- Write(Decimal): "dd" (And that's all it says.)
- Write(Double): "The text representation of the specified value is produced by calling ToString." (But once you do that conversion from Double to String, where does the String go? Is it used anywhere or simply dropped?)
- Write(String): "This version of Write is equivalent to Write ." (Yes, the URLs are identical. I'm glad to see they understand the Reflexive Property.)
- WriteLine(char) states that it (effectively) calls Write(char) and then WriteLine(), which is exactly what it should be doing. Unfortunately, none of the other WriteLine() overloads state this; all they say is that they write the converted characters plus the newline (not necessarily calling the appropriate Write() methods). Thus you should be overriding these methods too.
- Write(char): "This default method does nothing, but derived classes can override the method to provide the appropriate functionality." (If it does nothing, then why not make it an abstract method and communicate the intent explicitly?)
The documentation for the TextWriter class itself is no help either:
A derived class must minimally implement the Write method to make a useful instance of TextWriter.
(The link points to the list of all the Write() overloads, not one specific method.)
All Microsoft needed to do was:
- Make Write(char) abstract, to show that derived classes need to do something with a character
- Document that Write(char[]) calls Write(char) for every element in the array
- Document that Write(String) calls Write(char[]) after converting the String to a char[]
- Document that all of the other overloads call Write(String) after calling .ToString() on the target
- Document that all of the WriteLine() methods call their equivalent Write() method and then call WriteLine() to write the newline character.
- Leave all the Write() and WriteLine() methods as overrideable, to allow for changes in behavior / optimizations.
Then, a TextWriter implementation would only have to override one method (ie: Write(char)) and reliably get all of the conversion behavior for free. That's almost exactly what PrintWriter already does (except that it defers to an aggregated Writer/OutputStream to write its characters rather than deferring to its own abstract method). Instead, we get this mess.
Bonus Points: Write(Object) simply does a .ToString() on the given object, which is reasonable. Most of the other overloads (for Boolean, Double, Int32, Int64, Single, UInt32, UInt64, and probably Decimal) state that they do exactly the same thing… thus making them unnecessary. It's clear that the .NET API designers were trying to emulate Java's PrintWriter, which is forced to create the equivalent overloads due to the separation between primitive and Object types. Of course, if you're implementing your own TextWriter, you still have to override all of the superfluous methods (and don't forget the WriteLine()s!).
Extra credit: There's Write(String, Object) to format the Object argument given the formatting String argument (which is a very common way to write out dates and numbers in varying ways). There's also a Write(String, Object, Object) method that does the exact same thing but with two Object arguments, and then a Write(String, Object, Object, Object) that does the same thing but with three Object arguments. There's no method that takes four arguments though; I guess they considered that excessive.


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I have a kenmore model #665.13859K601 and the normal wash light is blinking and I can not get the machine to function- help !!!
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The normal wash red light blinks constantly, but washer will not turn on. Unable to try diagnostic mode. Nothing happens. Thank you.
The blinking "clean light" is a common problem with some of the Kenmore and Whirlpool models. I believe the problem is attributed to water supply temperatures being too low when filling. Apparently, there are some sensitivity issues with the temperature sensing circuits in some dishwashers. There is a reset sequence that you can try to clear the fault. Push the NORMAL WASH then HEATED DRY buttons in that sequence two to three times. The unit will enter diagnostics mode, but can be stopped by pressing the CANCEL button. This will clear any existing faults and should return the dishwasher to normal operation. To keep the fault from returning, it is recommended that you run your hot water faucet in the kitchen to heat the water in the supply line for the dishwasher (most dishwashers are fed from the kitchen sink supply line). The theory is that you will fill the dishwasher with hot water instead of the cool water that is normally in the lines before the hot water from the hot water tank heats the line. This should satisfy the requirements of the temperature sensing circuits. If the fault reappears, there should be a tech sheet located inside the lower panel under the door that explains what the fault is. The flashing light will be a series of flashes, followed by a pause. If you indeed have a component problem, it will depend on what the flashing light sequence is in determining WHAT component is bad. Let me know if this helps you. Post back with your comments or questions.
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The initiatives contained in this Development Strategy Update are as follows: Europe Materials - 4 acquisitions for euro 27 million Acquisition of a utilities-focused business in the UK and aggregates/readymixed concrete operations in Poland, Spain and Turkey. Europe Products - 8 acquisitions for euro 89 million Three concrete products acquisitions were completed including CRH's first entry into Hungary. The Building Products group completed five transactions developing geographical and product spread in its Building Envelope Products grouping in Belgium and the UK and strengthening the Construction Accessories platform with acquisitions in China, Germany and Sweden. Europe Distribution - 4 acquisitions for euro 108 million The Distribution business added 18 builders merchants outlets to its branch network with two acquisitions in each of Switzerland (12 branches) and the Netherlands (6 branches). Americas Materials – 13 acquisitions for euro 67 million The Division acquired a readymixed concrete and asphalt business and a single plant asphalt operator in New York/New Jersey and five bolt-on acquisitions in the Central division. In the West, six acquisitions were completed across aggregates, readymixed concrete, asphalt and construction product lines. Americas Products – 3 acquisitions and 1 joint-venture buyout for euro 32 million One acquisition in the Precast group together with an acquisition and a joint-venture buyout in the Architectural Products Group. At MMI, the addition of a reinforcing steel business complemented our heritage welded wire operations. Americas Distribution - 2 acquisitions for euro 18 million Two acquisitions were completed adding three roofing and siding branches in Chicago and three retail outlets specialising in ceramic tiles, sanitary ware and bath and kitchen accessories in Santiago, Chile. Contact CRH at Dublin 404 1000 (+353 1 404 1000) Liam O'Mahony Chief Executive Myles Lee Finance Director / Chief Executive Designate Éimear O'Flynn Head of Investor Relations Maeve Carton Group Controller Europe Materials: euro 27 million The Europe Materials Division completed 4 acquisitions, adding incremental annual sales of euro 18 million and significant aggregates reserves, at a total cost of euro 27 million. Britain C4-Industries, an access-chamber manufacturer based in Liverpool, was acquired in January. With annual sales of euro 5 million, C4's major markets include telecoms, motorway communications and traffic signalling and the acquisition extends the presence of Northstone's growing Irish utilities business in these markets. Poland In January, the Division acquired Osielec, a sandstone aggregates producer located 70 kilometres south of Krakow. With annual sales of euro 5 million, Osielec complements CRH's existing crushed rock business in the southwest of the country and secures substantial deposits of aggregates in a fast-growing market. Spain In March, our aggregates and readymixed concrete business in Spain was strengthened through the acquisition of Moron Quarry. Located near Seville, the acquisition secures good quality aggregates reserves in Andalusia providing in-house supply to our downstream concrete operations in the region. Turkey In January, Basaran, a readymixed concrete and aggregates business located in Antalya, southern Turkey was acquired by our 50% Denizli joint venture. With a high quality quarry, two readymixed concrete locations and annualised sales of euro 8 million, the acquisition furthers Denizli's strategy of developing its downstream operations in Turkey. Europe Products: euro 89 million Europe Products completed 8 acquisitions at a total cost of euro 89 million in the first half of the year. The annual incremental sales arising from these transactions amount to euro 152 million. Concrete Products The Concrete Products group completed three structural products acquisitions during the first half of 2008 in Hungary, Ireland and the Netherlands. The acquisition of Ferrobeton in April saw CRH enter Hungary for the first time. With annualised sales of euro 80 million, Ferrobeton is a leading precast concrete elements producer operating four facilities in Hungary and one in Slovakia, manufacturing a product range similar to that of our Romanian business. The acquisition expands and strengthens our Concrete Products business in eastern Europe and serves as a platform for future growth in the region. Concrete Stairs Systems, a prefabricated stairs manufacturer located in Wexford, Ireland was acquired in January. The acquisition complements the Group's structural precast business in Ireland and has annual sales of euro 1 million. Jonker Beton, an Amsterdam-based pavers and tiles manufacturer with annual sales of euro 20 million, was also acquired in April. Together with synergies stemming from more efficient allocation of production across CRH's expanded network, the acquisition strengthens our commercial position in Amsterdam, one of the Netherlands' most important public landscaping markets. Building Products A total of five acquisitions were completed during the period. Building Envelope: The acquisition of Hela, a Belgian manufacturer and distributor of temporary fencing was completed in January. Hela, with annual sales of euro 4 million, strengthens CRH's manufacturing position and provides an opportunity to realise savings through switching from outsourced to in-house production of temporary fencing. SWS, acquired in March, is a leading assembler of roller shutters and roller doors in the UK market with annual sales of euro 17 million. Operating from a single site in Lancashire and with excellent distribution channels across the UK, SWS represents a further step in the expansion of the Roller, Shutters & Awnings (RSA) business. Construction Accessories: In January, we acquired the Goldway Beijing and Sinasia group of companies, distributors in China of CRH's Halfen range of products. This business, with annual sales of euro 4 million, provides a local presence in China and offers an excellent opportunity to supply projects in the region with the Group's full range of high value-added technical products. Hammerl, a manufacturer of plastic construction accessories, construction foils and spacers, was acquired in February. Located in southern Germany and with annual sales of euro 25 million, Hammerl represents a strategic entry into the plastic construction foils market and is an excellent bolt-on to our German spacers business. Distanssystem, a Swedish manufacturer and distributor of plastic spacers with annual sales of euro 1 million, was acquired in June, consolidating the Group's leading position in plastic spacers in Sweden. Europe Distribution: euro 108 million Europe Distribution completed four transactions during the first half of 2008, two in each of Switzerland and the Netherlands, adding a total of 18 builders merchants branches to its existing network with annual incremental sales of euro 159 million. CRH's Swiss merchanting operations were strengthened in May with the acquisition of the Reco-Regusci group which operates four general builders merchants and five sanitary ware products locations in Ticino, the Italian-speaking area of Switzerland. Reco-Regusci has annual sales of euro 24 million and is an excellent addition to the Group's distribution activities in Switzerland, bringing coverage to nationwide levels. Sturm, a plumbing and reinforcement steel distribution business located in the east of Switzerland, was acquired in June. Operating out of three locations and with annual sales of euro 50 million, Sturm complements and strengthens the Group's existing western-based sanitary ware and plumbing business, making it the only country-wide supplier of sanitary ware and plumbing products in Switzerland. Imabo Nieuwegein, a Dutch builders merchant with five branches located in and around Nieuwegein, in the central Netherlands, was acquired in May. With annual sales of euro 78 million, Imabo represents a good geographical fit with CRH's existing branch network. Hagens Bouwmaterialen, a single-branch builders merchant in Zeist with annual sales of euro 7 million, was also acquired in May. Americas Materials: euro 67 million The Americas Materials Division continued its development programme through the completion of 13 acquisitions at a combined cost of US$ 102 million (euro 67 million) yielding annual incremental sales of US$ 123 million. New York/New Jersey The aggregates and readymixed concrete business of Kroboth Companies headquartered in Dalton, Massachusetts was acquired in January. With annualised sales of US$10 million, the acquisition secures scarce sand and gravel reserves and extends eastwards the market reach of the core Albany-based operations. New Windsor Equipment Rentals & Service, based in New Windsor, New York, is a single asphalt plant operator generating annual sales of US$ 5 million. Acquired in June, the acquisition will generate greater operating efficiencies within our local business network. Central In January, two small bolt-on acquisitions were completed adding annual incremental sales of US$ 11 million. Floyd Asphalt Paving is a small asphalt producer and paver located in southwest Virginia and is an excellent fit with our local business. The acquisition of HP Streicher, a Toledo, Ohio-based asphalt producer, enables the Division to maximise production and delivery synergies with the existing asphalt operations in Toledo. The Appalachian Materials Group (AMG) within the Central division completed a series of bolt-ons during the period providing further scale and good operating synergies. February saw the acquisition of Renfro Construction Company, an asphalt paving contractor based in Knoxville, Tennessee with annualised sales of US$ 44 million. Also in Tennessee, Highland Sand, consisting of one sand quarry with 15 million tons of reserves located west of Knoxville, was acquired in April; annualised sales amount to US$ 2 million. Western Materials, located in North Carolina, was acquired in June. Generating annual sales of US$ 3 million, Western Materials consists of two granite quarries and will integrate seamlessly with the group's existing operations in the region. West Valco, an aggregates and readymixed concrete business with operations in mid-central Colorado, was acquired in January. Valco has annual sales of US$ 4 million and provides a strong reserve position in a highly attractive growth market. The aggregates operations of Mallard Sand & Gravel, located in Valley, Nebraska, were also acquired in January. With long-term aggregates reserves and a solid market position Mallard has annualised sales of US$ 6 million. In March, the acquisition of Dixie Redi-Mix, a readymixed concrete business operating in St. George, Utah was concluded. Dixie, with annual sales of US$ 4 million, is an excellent fit with our southern Utah businesses and expands our aggregates and asphalt business in the region. 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Americas Products : euro 32 million Three acquisitions and one joint-venture buy-out were completed in the first half of 2008 at a combined cost of US$ 50 million (euro 32 million) yielding annual incremental sales of US$ 36 million. Precast Group Southern Drainage Products and Supply, a long established manufacturer of concrete pipe located in south Georgia, was acquired in April. With annual sales of US$ 11 million, the acquisition is an excellent fit with Precast's operations in the Southeast and fits well with its strategy of concentrating on products that are marketed to utilities, contractors and used in underground applications. Architectural Products Group (APG) In February, APG acquired the remaining interest in Landmark Stone, a concrete veneer manufacturer located in Kentucky. APG acquired its initial interest as part of the Matt Stone acquisition of 2003. The assets of Tri-Delta, consisting of a single block plant in north Las Vegas, Nevada were acquired in April. 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I know, I know. You realize the benefits of taking grains out of your diet, but you're still itching for some old fashioned spaghetti and meatballs. Maybe you look at the picture above and think I'm playing a bait and switch on you, but that's actually all made with paleo/primal friendly ingredients. Maybe you've never even heard of a spaghetti squash before, but read on to find out my recipe for making Spaghetti Squash and Meatballs.


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If you have a problem, if no-one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-Team. Well that's exactly what Gillingham have done after being relegated to League Two with the news that Roland Benedict, son of the A-Team actor Dirk Benedict, is on trial at the Gills.
According to the Daily Mail, Roland was a star basketball player at college, but has decided to have a go at pro soccerball instead. His impartial Dad says that Roland is pretty good: "Roland has played soccer since he was four years old and always wanted to play in England so I said 'let's go for it'. He is quite good."
While it's not clear if Roland is on trial for a crime he didn't commit (boom boom!), the six-foot striker lined out for Gillingham reserves in their 2-1 defeat to Southampton under the watchful eye of Dad. Just another Face in the crowd then. I'm here all week folks. Try the veal!


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Climate change is currently threatening the livelihoods of farmers in developing countries. Psychological models have been developed to identify factors associated with adapting to climate change; however, little work has investigated the role of farmers' risk attitudes in these models. We assessed perceptions of adaptation cost and adaptation intentions for five drought- specific adaptive behaviors among 550 farmers from 12 villages in the dry zone of Sri Lanka, as well as their attitudes toward risk. Results suggest that perceived adaptation cost and risk attitude are negatively associated with adaptation intentions. The conditional effect of adaptation cost on adaptation intention as a function of risk attitude was also investigated. Results showed that only farmers with risk averse attitudes were impacted by their perceptions of adaptation costs. These findings have implications for those interested in increasing adaptive practices of farmers in developing countries who face increasingly scarce water supplies.
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Best known for his role as Kevin the bully in the Fred television and film series, he also portrayed the character of Luke on the soap opera As the World Turns.
He appeared on episodes of Law & Order: Criminal Intent and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
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"The school is committed to providing all its students with a planned programme of careers education activities throughout their school career, with opportunities at key transition points to access impartial information and expert advice and guidance." HRS CEIAG Policy 2013
Careers Education and Guidance and Work Related Learning are taught through morning registration periods presented as the 'Theme of the Week', and KS3 PSHEE lessons within the curriculum. Additional 'off time-table' sessions are arranged as required.
- All students at HRS have access to a qualified impartial Careers Guidance Adviser who is available for them to see on a drop in basis when she is at HRS. (Students need to check the days with Mrs Abbott.) She attends Year 8 Options evening and also our Sixth Form Information evening.
- We have a fully equipped and resourced Careers Resource Centre, staffed full-time by our Careers Coordinator, where pupils can gain access to detailed information about the wide range of careers available. They can collect hand-outs, brochures, local college prospectuses or have information copied. The Careers Resource Centre is open to students at break and lunchtimes.
- All students have access to careers software. In particular, Kudos, a web-based site, is widely used to help students with career exploration and to encourage them to aim higher.
Key Stage 3 – Transition support is given to Year 8 to aid Options choices.
The students will have classwork to help them explore their career ideas and encourage them to make the connection between subject choices and the key skills learnt which may be useful for particular careers. They will be taught how to use Kudos to explore their careers ideas and assess their suitability.
Key Stage 4 – Preparing students for Post 16
Students in Year 10 attend an Occupational Talks event as part of their Work Related Learning. Guest speakers representing a variety of occupational areas come in to the school to talk to the students, who have free choice as to which talks they attend.
All students in Year 11 have the opportunity for an interview with the independent Careers Guidance Adviser to discuss post-16 options and career paths. Our focus for individual appointments is normally for Year 11 students who have reached key transition points, however any student can refer themselves to the Careers coordinator who will assess their needs. Further support will be available for CV writing, filling in application forms and interview skills.
Key Stage 5 – Preparing students for Post 18
In the Sixth Form the focus is on giving guidance and support in the process of applying to university or employment, and careers work is an element of the Enrichment programme. Work Related Learning for our Year 12 students is supported by various activities.
We arrange visits from outside speakers, for example from the National Careers Service, or specialists to inform the students about opportunities available to them, such as Higher Apprenticeships.
Students also have opportunities for Work Experience and to visit events such as the Higher Education Fair.
The Helena Romanes School and Sixth Form Centre has proudly been accredited with the Recognition of Quality Award (ROQA) for its dedicated provision of Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance).
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I realize that I haven't been adding posts to the blog for quite a while. It's not that I haven't been working and certainly not that I haven't been writing.
Running a startup is time consuming, but I can now say that we're at the "next phase" of the company, in which everyone is not required to take responsibility for every function. With the enlargement of our engineering group and the establishment of a crack product management team, I actually find myself with time to think about strategy and actions with a time horizon greater than two weeks.
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Slow market make it tougher or easier?
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Im doing some research for an upcoming story about what effect the current market conditions have on trainees or brokers just starting out.
Youd think it would be a lot harder to start building your book these days…but actually alot of recruiters and consultants are telling me that this is in fact the best time to build your book.
They say money is in motion and investors are willing to get a 2nd opinion.
Okay, sure, but who wants the opinion of a 20 something college grad just starting out? right?
Well, apparently trainees are not what they used to be…most wirehouses are looking for "2nd career advisors" with a nice network of established friends and collegues.
What say you?
Current market: an opportunity or dead end?
I would agree. People are a little uneasy and looking for advice. Many are getting no direction from their advisor and welcome some input. Also, when you are newer, you tend to have the time to spend with people, teaching them, proving feedback, etc. So you give the impression that you will always give this level of attention (in defense of some advisors, they simply have too many clients to service them all adequately).
One other thing - this market can actually work to a new FA's advantage in the long run. When you bring someone on during a bear market, it is fairly certain that their portfolio is going to go up fairly soon (even if it takes some time). That Bull run following the bear can often last years, so your client thinks you are a hero. On the flipside, bring someone on during an overheated Bull run (think 1999/2000 or Summer 2007), it is fairly certain that at some point your accounts are going to go down (soon). So you look like a heel.
Clients are moved by fear or greed. When times are good, they don't want to rock the applecart. During times like these, people are more receptive to new ideas.
They will at least talk to you on the phone. They may not move their money immediately, but you at least get the shot to talk to them. They want to hear if what you have to say is anything different than what their current advisor is telling them. That is if they are hearing anything at all from their advisor. I haven't seen the "Talk to Chuck" commercials recently. I wonder how often his clients hear from him?
People are willing to talk. Currently I am mentioning aution rate secuities and how well the wire house's are managing there own money.