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The Italian anti-trust authority usually reserves rulings for cases involving price fixing or abuses of dominant market posiions, but its charter also allows it to step in when it perceives that the best interests of customers are at stake.
Italy's mobile phone market is second in the world only to the U.S. Italy is also the largest country in the world where cellular telephone accounts outnumber fixed-line telephone accounts.
Currently, it can be difficult for customers to compare prices, since ads quote rates sometimes using peak-hour prices, non-peak hour prices, weekend rates, rates per minute, per second, per tenth of a minute, per ten-minute block, both with value-added taxes included and without. Often, an asterisk will refer to fine print showing the quoted rate was valid only for the first days after service started, or only for a brief period of low cellular traffic.
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I haven't posted in awhile...life goes on. I am now 8 months post op lasik. I have what my corneal specialist called "mild dry eye" now. My eyes are much better with the plugs and Restasis, however I still have dry eye symptoms daily ie.mild burning/stinging especially in air conditioned/heated rooms. True enough I can deal with it now, but sometimes the irritation really gets to me. But here's my question: At 8 months can I now assume this is as good as it will get? Or can I expect more gradual healing of the dry eyes? I know some people do have this permanently. I also know that some people are boarderline and this surgery pushes them over the line.
I wonder at my doctor if he saw boarderline dry eye and did not mention it to me before surgery. I know it's unhealthy, but I have sooo much resentment for this doctor. I keep thinking he must have seen some dry eye even though I didn't feel any. And for the money, perhaps he sentenced me to this condition permanently. Like I said, I know it does me know good to think these things, but sometimes I can't help it.
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Kodak Zi8 – portable video camera with a microphone jack so I can capture the best audio (I use this for short and quick video)
Sony HD Handycam HDR XR-160 (this camera is light, HD and has a large hard disk to store the video files – no memory cards needed)
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As I am sure you are all aware, today the Beard Liberation Front (BLF) announced that the restaurant critic Jay Rayner has been named the winner of the Beard of the Year Award 2011. This is part of the BLF's campaign to oppose "beardism" and the "irrational prejudice against the hirsute", and got us thinking that 2011 has actually been a very good year for facial hair.
The most high-profile facial hair event of the year is, of course, Movember when thousands of men spend the month of November growing ridiculous moustaches to raise awareness of prostate cancer and other health issues affecting men. This year's campaign seemed to us to be the biggest yet. Everywhere you went throughout the month, you would see men sporting a furry upper lip. A tremendous amount of money was raised by the men who took part but special mention must go Martin Broughton, the chairman of British Airways, who managed to raise a whopping £51,693 from his efforts.
The success of Movember has helped spawn a number of similar campaigns. For example, Decembeard which aims to raise awareness of bowel cancer among men during the month of December and boasts a number of high-profile participants including the TV presenter Chris Evans. Another notable campaign is organised by the Welsh Rugby Players' Association. Taking place in November each year, Grow a Grav is named after the late, great Welsh international Ray Gravell who was known for his trademark beard (see above right). The campaign was hugely popular among the Welsh rugby community and will hopefully spread more widely in the future.
The growing (no pun intended) use of facial hair as a campaign tool is a fascinating phenomenon. 2011 seems to have been the year when such campaigns became mainstream and we say long may it continue.


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MUSC Awarded Four Million Dollar Grant to Study Health Disparities in Stroke Recovery
African Americans are more likely to both experience a stroke and be more adversely affected by it than their white counterparts. In South Carolina, the buckle of the stroke belt, African Americans are twice as likely to die from stroke when compared to whites. Less well known is that recovery after stroke is poorer for African Americans than whites, and that access to rehabilitation (or lack thereof) does not completely account for this discrepancy.
With the support of a four million dollar grant from the American Heart Association (AHA), the largest AHA grant ever given to an institution in South Carolina, MUSC is endeavoring to improve stroke recovery in African Americans through a multidisciplinary project that brings together basic and translational researchers in regenerative medicine, neuroscience, and nursing. The four-year project, entitled Wide spectrum Investigation of Stroke Outcome Disparities on Multiple Levels (WISSDOM), includes research projects with the potential to not only improve our understanding of why African Americans don't fare well in recovery but to use those insights to make a difference in the lives of stroke patients through community interventions.
Leonardo Bonilha, M.D., Ph.D. (photo, left), and Mark Kindy, Ph.D. (photo, center) of the College of Medicine and Gayenelle Magwood, Ph.D., R.N. (photo, right) of the College of Nursing are all principal investigators of the subprojects being conducted through WISSDOM. Kindy is exploring whether known stroke risk factors such as hypertension and diabetes that disproportionately affect African Americans also play a role in their recovery from stroke. To do this, he will study the effect of such metabolic factors on vascular stiffness in animal models. Bonilha is using innovative neuroimaging techniques to assess the integrity of brain tissue and neuroplasticity (i.e., the ability of the brain to repair itself) in black and white patients so that questions about why African Americans have poorer stroke recovery than whites can be answered. Magwood is exploring whether a community-based intervention—a 12-week home-based intervention coordinated by a nurse and delivered by a community health worker— can improve stroke recovery after patients finish with rehabilitation.
As Director of WISSDOM, Robert Adams, M.D. will oversee the four-year project in its entirety and serve as its key contact. Daniel T. Lackland, Ph.D., a long-time collaborator of Adams who has devoted his 30-year career to addressing disparities in South Carolina and beyond, will serve as WISSDOM's Training Director, and Bruce Ovbiagele, M.D., Chair of Neurology, as the head of its advisory committee.
This grant builds upon the 10.8 million dollar COBRE (Center Of Biomedical Research Excellence) grant awarded last year to MUSC to found the South Carolina Stroke Recovery Research Center. The COBRE grant is led by Steve Kautz, Ph.D., Chair of the Department of Health Sciences Research and Co-Director of the Center for Rehabilitation Research. (Read more about the COBRE grant here).


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The UK Government's plea for more women to reach top jobs in industries where they are underrepresented has sparked a flood of support from businesses, including engineering companies and organisations.
Employment Minister Esther McVey launched today the #notjustforboys campaign to get more women to break through and reach top jobs in industries often deemed 'boys club' in a bid to make the most of the record numbers of vacancies.
She said that women are still underrepresented in growth areas and the campaign wants to "encourage more women to consider careers in science or engineering".
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The UK has seen the fastest growth in the number of women in work in the last year out of all G7 economies, with a record 14.4 million women in work.
"Up and down the country, women of the UK have been staging a quiet revolution; we're in work in record numbers, with huge inroads into the top professions," McVey said.
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Strength for TodayFriday, July 11, 2014
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Love this song. In need of strength today. Thanks, Joan. Much love. xoxoReplyDelete
I listened to this this morning, eyes closed and heart open. I could feel God's encouragement. I pray you felt it, too! Blessings, Beth! Love, Joan <3ReplyDelete
- Mary GemmillJuly 11, 2014 at 9:07 PM
LOVE this Joan- it blessed me today and directed my thoughts in the right direction ;)ReplyDelete
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Thirty years on and still waiting for an answer
Why does Germany expect to cut electricity consumption while the UK foresees demand doubling? It's because the UK still hasn't done the analysis
In 1981 the House of Commons select Committee on Energy posited this specific criticism: 'Why has Government still no idea whether investing £1,300m in a single nuclear plant is as cost-effective as spending a similar sum to promote energy conservation'?
This report was issued at a time when Government had just announced its intention to promote a new generation of nuclear power stations (of which just one was finally built). A generation later Government is still failing to address this most basic question.
Perhaps up until now, it has been considered only of academic interest. But with the Coalition Government seeking to expedite expenditure of upwards of £200bn in new generation sources, it really is high time the question was answered.
Five-fold nuclear increase
It should also be noted that, while the cost of building a new nuclear plant in Europe seems to have increased five-fold, the cost of installing many established energy-saving measures has scarcely altered.
Recently, the Government published its first energy National Policy Statement. It states unequivocally: "Department of Energy and Climate Change analysis…shows that reductions in electricity consumption resulting from improvements in energy efficiency will be far outweighed by increases in electricity demand, potentially leading to a doubling of electricity demand between now and 2050…. (and because of possible intermittency) total installed capacity might need to treble." (Para 3.3.14)
For many months my association has been seeking sight of this "analysis" which provides such an unequivocal conclusion. A conclusion, which if it is wrong, will unnecessarily increase all our costs by a huge amount for decades ahead.
After much probing, and even more prevarication from the civil service, we have reached a conclusion. This analysis simply does not exist.
The sole document upon which this 'doubling, even tripling' case is made in something called the Pathways Analysis. Even though this Analysis, undertaken by the Department's chief scientist, states very clearly that the various scenarios it examines "are not projections".
A wise warning. Because, so far as energy efficiency is concerned, none of these 2050 scenarios assume penetration of basic energy-saving measures like solid wall insulation into more than 1 in 3 homes. Similarly, it is assumed that the commercial sector can only improve its energy efficiency by just 20 per cent over the next 40 years. Or less than a compound 0.5 per cent p.a, so far below historic levels as to be inexplicable.
Some curious omissions, particularly as this Pathways exercise purported to be constrained only by physical limitations, rather than cost. Not much of a ringing endorsement for the flagship Green Deal policy, either.
Paragraph 15 of the Pathways work could not be clearer about its limitations as a policy instrument. It warns plainly that "before setting a long-term course, further detailed analysis of the wider impacts and implications will be needed." These should examine "cost-effectiveness, public acceptability and environmental sustainability."
It is clear that this additional analysis has simply never been undertaken at any stage over the last 30 years by any UK government. In contrast, the German government has undertaken such an exercise. With very different results.
In its Energiekonzept, the German government's ambition for energy efficiency is a reduction in primary energy consumption of 50 per cent between 2008 and 2050. A period during which the German economy is set to reduce carbon emissions by 80 per cent -precisely the same objective as we have in the UK. Electricity consumption is to have fallen by 25 per cent by then, a stark contrast from our 'doubling, even trebling'.
Discrepancies in mixes
Of course, no two countries' starting points or energy mixes are identical. Of course, these top-level figures conceal a lot of differential detail. But the discrepancies between the levels of electricity reduction anticipated in Germany and the vast increases suddenly becoming official expectations in the UK underscores my concern. The strategic thinking regarding the potential from the energy-saving side of the equation seems still to be missing.
This is all the more curious because DECC ministers have been giving frequent statements in Parliament, each making plain that such comparisons are valid. Beginning with Secretary of State Chris Huhne: "the cheapest way of closing the gap between energy demand and supply is to cut energy use." And "there is one over-arching simple truth: the cheapest energy we all have to pay for is the energy we do not use". And "energy efficiency is the most important and the best value-for-money consideration in terms of saving carbon."
The Energy Bill creating the Green Deal is currently being considered in detail by Parliament. It is likely that one amendment will seek to ensure that we do have an official answer to that original Parliamentary request I quoted: how much can a purposeful energy saving programme cut the need for new generation? Thirty years on, we really do deserve an honest answer.
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Mr. Antonello Passa, General Manager of the Royal Cliff Hotels Group (2nd from left) together with Mr. Shreyash Shah, Director of Sales- MICE & Leisure ROW (right) warmly welcomed His Excellency, Mr. Harsh Vardhan Shringla, Ambassador of India to the Kingdom of Thailand (2nd from right) and Mr. Ramachandran Ram, Pattaya Honorary Consul of the Indian Embassy in Bangkok during their visit to the award-winning Royal Cliff Hotels Group on January 8, 2015.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — President Barack Obama says he has raised the need for improved human rights in Malaysia with the country's prime minister.
Human rights groups have been urging Obama to meet with opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim while he's in the country. Anwar recently was convicted sodomy charges that the U.S. and human rights groups call politically motivated.
Instead, Obama is sending national security advisor Susan Rice to meet Anwar on Monday.
Obama says just because he isn't meeting with Anwar doesn't indicate a lack of concern. He says Prime Minister Najib Razak would be the first to admit his country has work to do on civil liberties and political reform. But Obama says the U.S. does, too.
Obama was speaking at a press conference Sunday after meeting privately with the prime minister.


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Monitor readers care passionately about this newspaper.
In the past year, several thousand of you have written, called, or sent e-mail weighing in on everything from the size of the type we use to the nature of our movie reviews. Last summer we assembled groups of readers in Boston and Chicago and asked them what they thought about the paper. One common theme: Readers love the Monitor like a friend of the family, one that has been coming into their homes for decades.
So, on behalf of my colleagues in the Monitor's editorial and publishing offices, here is a year-end report on the institution we all cherish.
1997 was a year of considerable change for the Monitor. On the most basic level, we moved out of a newsroom that had been the Monitor's home since 1934. The Christian Science Publishing Society building is being renovated to remove asbestos, install sprinklers, and upgrade electrical systems installed long before the computer era. Over the Fourth of July holiday we moved to comfortable temporary quarters in a building that previously housed the Monitor's radio and TV operations. Monitor Radio, our broadcast arm, closed June 30 after 13 years of providing in-depth news and analysis to listeners around the globe.
Seeing what readers want
The newspaper staff spent a significant part of 1997 researching readers' wants and needs and laying the editorial and design groundwork for serving subscribers more effectively in the years ahead. The work began with a thorough study of everything the Monitor's Founder, Mary Baker Eddy, had to say about its mission and operation. A variety of Monitor correspondents who are based around the world came here to participate in discussions about improving the paper.
In October, we launched a new Work & Money section that runs on Mondays. It is the first of five daily sections we plan to introduce over the coming months to serve readers better and to attract new subscribers and advertisers. Sections coming in 1998 are: Arts & Leisure, Home & Family, Education, and Ideas.
We've had positive reader reaction to the practical, brightly written Work & Money sections that business editor Lynde McCormick and his team are producing. Two readers even called staff writer Jim Tyson asking him to manage their money. Jim was flattered, but plans to stick to writing.
Readers tell us they love the worldwide scope of the Monitor's coverage but want us to do a better job of making sure the unique Monitor contribution to each story is immediately apparent. To that end, in 1997 we made a variety of changes aimed at offering greater utility, clarity, and insight.
More first-person stories
One step was offering occasional series written in the first person. A number of you wrote to say thanks for Marshall Ingwerson's compelling, first-person account of traveling to each of the countries bordering the Caspian Sea. In November and December, writer Warren Richey and photographer Bob Harbison took readers on a highly readable trip through the Everglades. The six-part series brought a spirited response from several readers with a lively interest in matters reptilian who questioned Warren's statement that crocodiles live in the Everglades. For the record, reptile experts say Warren is right.
We also plan to offer more of David Herring's stunning full-page graphics that make complex subjects understandable and interesting to the general reader. Boston Globe columnist David Nyhan graciously told a C-SPAN audience in December that the Monitor was "a terrific newspaper" and that a Herring centerspread on global warming was "the best graphic I have seen in any newspaper" on the subject.
In mid-December, we celebrated Paul Van Slambrouck's return to the Monitor. Paul is reopening the Monitor's San Francisco bureau as part of our effort to strengthen coverage of the high-tech American West. Many of you will remember Paul from his distinguished service as the paper's international news editor. Paul has been serving as deputy managing editor of the San Jose Mercury News, the leader in Silicon Valley news coverage.
Quickened pace in '98
During 1998 we plan to step up the pace of improvements in the paper.
Next week, we welcome Clay Bennett as our new staff cartoonist. Since Jeff Danziger left the editorial page last January, we have been running a variety of syndicated cartoonists. Clay spent 13 years as cartoonist of the St. Petersburg Times and more recently has been syndicated in several hundred papers. His work is thoughtful and gentle, as well as funny, and thus is in keeping with the Monitor's character. In his off hours, Clay teaches computer animation, and animations of some of his cartoons will be featured on the Monitor's Web site. An example of his work appears above.
Coming Arts & Leisure launch
On Friday, Jan. 23, we launch the Arts & Leisure section, the first of four additional sections to debut by June 1998. In addition to coverage of movies, television, and popular and fine arts, the section will also include a weekly sports column written by Doug Looney. The column will be designed to delight readers with compelling human-interest stories and to place sports news in a wider context. Before coming to the Monitor, Doug spent 21 years as a writer for Sports Illustrated and wrote a bestseller about corruption in college sports.
During 1998, the Monitor's 90th-anniversary year, we plan to freshen the look of the front page and the rest of the paper. The purpose of the redesign is to make the unique character and qualities of the Monitor more apparent from the moment a reader first sees the paper.
We are eager to serve readers outside the United States in a more timely and complete fashion. We plan to offer a strengthened weekly World Edition before the end of 1998. It will offer readers outside the US an up-to-date and comprehensive report on the entire week and will include content written especially for our international subscribers.
New steps in electronic publishing
Next year will be a busy one on the electronic publishing front, as well.
We remain convinced that the Monitor's unique values give it something special to offer the world of broadcast news. This spring, a team of Monitor staff members led by Karla Vallance, broadcast managing editor, will complete a study of various ways of bringing the Monitor's values to a broadcast audience in a manner that can become self-supporting. We will keep you posted as our broadcast plans develop.
The number of visitors to the Monitor's site on the Internet continues to grow rapidly. At least 60,000 individuals turn to the e-Monitor (www.csmonitor.com) each week. Early in the new year, the e-Monitor will begin using a new technology that allows visitors to see each page of our newspaper. This is an effort to make the Web site easier to use and a more effective ambassador for the paper.
Meanwhile, the Monitor's new e-Mail Edition is bringing the paper's contents to readers in remote areas that don't have access to the graphics-rich portion of the Internet. For example, one US Navy submarine crewman gets the e-Mail Edition of the Monitor while his boat is submerged. We are also grateful that computer hardware and software is now available that reads the Monitor's e-Mail Edition aloud to blind individuals.
While our electronic editions arrive on a timely basis, we know many of you wish the newspaper itself would reach your homes in a more dependable fashion. Jim Atencio of our distribution team devotes considerable time to this problem. In 1998, we plan small-scale testing in Boston of ways to deliver the paper that do not rely on the US Postal Service. Our aim is to find alternative methods that increase the timeliness without increasing the cost of the newspaper.
Goal: to build circulation
Building circulation is a major goal of ours in 1998. An improving circulation picture is a prerequisite for selling more advertising, which the Monitor must do to cover our operating costs.
In early January, 2.4 million potential readers will receive direct-mail invitations to subscribe. Later in the year, we plan to launch a "share the Monitor" program offering current subscribers the wonderful opportunity to give a free two-week trial subscription to friends they think would value the Monitor's unique qualities. We hope you will find this opportunity for sharing the paper as promising as we do.
Monitor reporters, editors, and publishing executives also expect to spend considerable time on the road in 1998 talking to subscribers, potential subscribers, and advertisers about the Monitor and the compelling service it provides. Publishing Director Steve Gray (firstname.lastname@example.com) and I welcome your suggestions about places such presentations would be most effective.
All of us who work for the Monitor feel privileged to be part of a news organization designed, in Mrs. Eddy's words, "to injure no man, but to bless all mankind." Her remarkable mission statement gives the Monitor a unique and much needed role in today's media world. We are grateful for your continuing support of our newspaper and its electronic offspring. We look forward to being of even greater service to you in 1998.
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When you move to the other side of the pond.
Thatcher's achievements are not "every woman's" achievements, but she did shatter a glass ceiling and was one of the most powerful and influential world leaders of the late twentieth century. With Reagan and Pope John Paul II, she helped to bring about the fall of communism and liberated millions of people from starvation and oppression. Those of us who have always lived in the West, in the land of the free, cannot really understand that not getting government benefits is in no way analogous to being starved to death by your government.
It's remarkable how women turn into jealous brats, and men, into insecure misogynists, when confronted with a brilliant and powerful woman. Perhaps they hate her because she does not need them, and the only weapon they have – their hatred and disapproval – is the one they will wield. Sarah from Alaska didn't need the modern feminist movement (but pays homage to Title IX, Geraldine Ferraro, and Hillary Clinton), and they hated her, too.
Update: More Margaret Thatcher hate. Some seriously sexist bile for the Baroness from Russell Brand, including the obligatory insult to her mothering capabilities:
You could never call Margaret 'Mother' by mistake; for a national matriarch, she was oddly unmaternal. I always felt a bit sorry for her biological children Mark and Carol, wondering from whom they would get their cuddles. "Thatcher as mother" seemed, to my tiddly mind, anathema; how could anyone who was so resolutely Margaret Thatcher be anything else? In the Meryl Streep film, it's the scenes of domesticity that appear most absurd. Knocking up a flan for Dennis or helping Carol with her algebra or Mark with his gunrunning are jarring distractions from the main narrative: woman as warrior queen.
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Create stimulating and supportive programs for artistically gifted and talented students with this program planning guide. Specific funding, implementation, and evaluation strategies are addressed, as are the specific needs of gifted students and programs working within a traditional school framework. n 144 pp., 100 ill.
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Part One: Defining Artistic Giftedness1. Where Does Talent Begin?2. Artistic Giftedness and Modes of Intelligence3. Characteristics of the Visually Gifted4. Critical Sensitivity: The Unexplored DimensionPlanning a Program5. Initiators: Who Gets Things Going?6. Funding: Who Pays?7. Identification: Who Will Be Served?8. Curriculum: What Shall be Taught?9. Location: Where Shall We Meet?10. Evaluation: How Far Have We Come?11. Dissemination: Letting People Know?Part Three: Model Programs12. Examples of Programs


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Conche, Newfoundland and Labrador, A0K, Canada
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The O'Neill Property is a vertical studded, one and a half storey house clustered near a fisheries store and stable. The buildings are located at 189 Harbour Drive in Conche. The designation is confined to the footprint of the house, the stable and the shed.
The O'Neill Property has been designated a Registered Heritage Structure because it has historical, cultural and environmental values.The O'Neill Property is historically valuable because it is associated with the history of this part of the French Treaty Shore, from occupation by French migratory fishers to the arrival of the Irish settlers. The community was established as a French migratory fishing station after the 17th century. It was a major site of the French Shore fishing activities until 1904, when the French relinquished their treaty rights. Just prior to this the settlement of Irish immigrants was prevalent in Conche. The O'Neill family have direct Irish links and Henry O'Neill, the house builder's grandfather, was Irish-born. His marriage to a Casey daughter gained him what became the O'Neill Property and the nearby Casey Store is another designated heritage structure. The O'Neill Property has cultural value because the house is one of the only remaining older buildings in Conche which still retains its associated outbuildings, namely a stable and store. The property is a rare example of the typical late 19th and early 20th century Irish-Newfoundland family residence in Conche, a long standing and major centre of the French migratory fishery. The integration of work and family life are evident in the layout of the buildings and the uses to which they were put.The O'Neill Property has environmental value because it is located directly on the edge of the ocean. It abuts the salt water in a sheltered cove, on fairly level land. It is bounded roughly by natural features of the landscape and is a testament to the rigors and harsh conditions early settlers would have lived in. Traditional footpaths are still evident on the site and the use of natural features, such as the nearby brook and well, are visible and still being used.Source: Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador, unnumbered property designation file, Conche - William and Cecilia O'Neill Property
All those features which reflect the setting and simple vernacular design of the house and associated outbuildings, including:-use of traditional materials;-wooden doors and simple trim;-wooden windows and simple trim;-narrow clapboard;-existing roof styles and pitches;-building heights, massing, and dimensions;-use of red ochre colour on the outbuildings;-relationship to each other and proximity to the water; and,-viewscape and visibility of the structures from the water.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador
Historic Resources Act
Registered Heritage Structure
Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador, 1 Springdale Street, St. John's, NL
Conche, Newfoundland and Labrador
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Posted on 25 August 2012
I bookmarked an old Roughly Drafted article when it came out. It was dated April 14, 2010 and was titled, Chronicles of Conflict: The History of Adobe and Apple. It is an unusual post for Roughly Drafted because it was written as a parable. It came out around the time that Steve emphasized his decision that Apple would never support Flash on any of its mobile devices.
I figure it is well worth rereading on the anniversary of Steve's resignation as CEO and the day the verdict was handed down in Judge Koh's court.
My favorite passage was the section titled, "A Revelaton of Adobe" and began with the following paragraph:
And Adobe saw four horsemen of the apocalypse ascending from the sea, the rider of the white horse was Steve Jobs and he was bent on conquest. And a second horse, red, was given to iPhone to take away market share from smartphones, and to cause phone makers to wage war and to fall upon their own swords. And a third horse, black, was carrying the scales of the iPod touch, and it measured out music playback from iTunes and sold many apps and starved other mobile platforms of mobile application demand. And fourth horse, pale, had a rider named iPad, which pundits called Death. And it caused famine for tablets and plague for slates and killed with a sword. And none of the horsemen used Flash.
Tragically, Steve no longer walks the earth, but he still rides the white horse.


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Baltimore Orioles lefty Erik Bedard, the big league strikeout leader for the second straight week, fanned 15 more last night to bring his season total to 149 as the O's managed a 3-0 rout of the Texas Rangers.
Tying a franchise record for K's, Bedard (7-4, 3.40 ERA) allowed only two hits in his first career complete game. He faced the minimum 27 batters, surrendering a single to Desi Relaford with one out in the first and another to Sammy Sosa leading off the eighth, inducing double-play grounders to delete each runner.
Jerry Hairston was the only Rangers batter to avoid striking out.
Jay Gibbons hit a solo shot in the second and Brandon Fahey had an RBI single in the ninth inning for Baltimore. Aubrey Huff scored on Rangers backstop Gerald Laird's throwing error in the fourth.
Making his second start since returning from the DL with a blister on his right middle finger, Rangers righty Brandon McCarthy (4-6, 5.70 ERA) allowed two runs and four hits in six innings, striking out three and walking two.
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Jerry Mazza
Online Journal
Jan 28, 2011
Were there a Santa Clause, the 67-minute, 30-secpnd wish list for America from President Obama would have come in handy. Meanwhile, as grownups, even though anointed with American Exceptionalism, we fall very short of affording the president's wish list, especially since the numbers between our GDP and national deficit both hover perilously close at near $14.8 trillion, which frees up little extra cash.
We know as the president intoned that "we are part of the American family," especially after the Tucson incident, but I had hoped the president could mention the human family since we live on a planet full of its members. And whether we bond or dream, are rich or poor together, we are also set apart as a nation by some good things and some very bad things, the latter never mentioned as such in Obama's speech.
I would take umbrage with his compliment that, "America is not just a place on the map, but a light to the world" given our War on Terror in Afghanistan, which rolls in at some $380 billion, not to mention Iraq, where estimates range from $750 billion to Nobel-winning economist Joseph Stieglitz's estimate of $3 trillion, which includes the many lost opportunities for business, human and national development. Pakistan, I have to figure, comes in at about $100 billion, given the presence of XE mercenaries, costs of remote-controlled drones, and other killing paraphernalia.
Of course, George Bush started the first two wars, illegally, preemptively with faulty proof, but Obama has picked up the Bush mantle with great gusto, escalating the Afghanistan war, the "dumb war" he was going to stop, and added the new Pakistan war. This as he boasted of 100,000 US troops leaving Iraq, which war is supposedly over now, though Sunnis (Hussein was one) are still being slaughtered by Shia Muslims with help from the Kurds. In other words, this US-wrecked country is wrecking its own remains.
The costs of these wars have contributed substantially to our $14.8 trillion national debt and impacted on our $1.5 trillion 2010 deficit along with the War on US by the financial industry. It seems like less than a dozen years ago President Clinton left President Bush a $265 billion budget surplus, with plans to pay down the national debt. Alas, the defense industry and Wall Street, two leeches on the ailing body of our nation, have helped to suck us dry and brought no cure.
Main Street's struggle for capital for investment, education, healthcare, infrastructure, and the president's wish list, has been hampered by a humongous lack of cash, which has been replaced by the Fed expanding credit, carrying it as if it were an asset, when in fact it's debt, that is you have to pay it back, and with interest, a great amount of interest at this point. As of now, each of America's family members, numbering nearly 340 million owe about $45,000 each to level our national debt.


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June 26th may seem far away but will soon creep up fast, on the women's soccer loving populace across the world. This day's significance you may ask ? The FIFA women's world cup !
The USA and other heavy hitters in the women's soccer world are preparing feverishly for this day. The Algarve Cup, dubbed the Mundialista was won by the USAWNT.The tournament saw countries like Portugal,China,Finland,Wales,Norway,Japan,Iceland,Sweden,Denmark and Chile parading their stars all in a fiercely fought battle which of course saw the US towering above the rest.Where was Africa in all this ?
Women's soccer in Africa is given little or no attention especially in this day and age when a lot is expected from our women. How do we reap where we haven't sown ? Nigeria,the current African Champions were walloped by Germany a couple of months ago in a friendly encounter following their crowning as champions at the African Cup of Nations, by a whooping 7 goals to nil,Equatorial Guinea the other African representative at the world cup is silent. Perhaps both countries are preparing on the quiet- ridiculous !
Should we as fans be surprised when the African representation are shredded to pieces as always or should we just accept our fate as also runs ? Why should the Women's African Cup of Nations and the All Africa Games (soccer) be the only major competition on the continent ? Women soccer players work as hard as their male counterparts yet the attention is always directed towards the men's. Where is the respect ?
Back to the subject at hand, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea will be rubbing shoulders against legitimate contenders come June 26th in Germany,I hope Nigeria wont be participating as perennial African "also runs" and Equatorial Guinea wont buckle under the pressure of being virgins at the world cup. However, i wonder if the preparation put in by both countries will be adequate enough to merit advancing from the group stages.
This world cup should be one where Africa makes a statement by at least advancing to the semi finals. The new kids on the block Equatorial Guinea, have enough talent and athleticism,Nigeria has experience which can be found in the likes of Pepertua Nkwocha,the reigning queen of Africa's women's soccer,Precious Dede,Rita Chikwelu,Cynthia Uwak to mention but a few,who are tried and tested players,but what the world is waiting to see is how Coach Eucharia Uche the first female coach(African) to be in the hot seat, fares at the world cup with her charges.
Whiles countries to be represented at the world cup cross paths in preparation,It's my fervent hope that our African contingent will be given the necessary logistic support by their respective FA's as they march on to do the continent proud in Germany. A couple of friendlies with A-list countries will be welcome,after all we are worth it ! Are the potential sponsors seeing the big picture ?


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