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The President today announced the appointment of eight members of the National Security Council staff as Special Assistants to the President for National Security Affairs, reporting to the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, Frank Carlucci. They are as follows:
Grant S. Green, Jr., will also serve as Executive Secretary for the National Security Council. He will succeed Rodney B. McDaniel. Since January 1983 Mr. Green has served in several senior management positions with Sears World Trade (SWT), and most recently he was assistant to the chairman. Before joining SWT, Mr. Green served in the U.S. Army (in the grade of colonel), where he last held the position of Military Assistant to the Deputy Secretary of Defense. Throughout his 22-year military career, Mr. Green served in a variety of infantry and aviation command and staff assignments, including tours of duty with the 82d Airborne Division, where he commanded the 2d Aviation Battalion. Mr. Green is a graduate of the University of Arkansas (B.A., 1961) and George Washington University (M.S., 1976). He is married, resides in Alexandria, VA, and was born June 16, 1938, in Seattle, WA.
Herman Jay Cohen, will also serve as Senior Director of African Affairs for the National Security Council. He will succeed Clark A. Murdock. Since 1955 Mr. Cohen has been a career Foreign Service officer with the Department of State, where he specialized in African affairs and served as United States Ambassador to the Republics of Senegal and The Gambia, 1977-1980. He has also served in various capacities in Uganda, Zimbabwe, Zaire, and Zambia. Mr. Cohen was Director for Central African Affairs, 1970-1974; and since 1980 Mr. Cohen has successively held the State Department positions of Deputy Assistant Secretary for Intelligence and Research and Deputy Assistant Secretary for Personnel. He is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the City College of New York. Mr. Cohen is married, has two children, and was born February 10, 1932, in New York City.
Robert W. Dean, will also serve as Senior Director of International Programs and Technology Affairs for the National Security Council. Since August 1986 Mr. Dean has served as Senior Representative for Strategic Technology Policy at the Department of State. Previously he was Deputy Secretary of State for Politico-Military Affairs, 1981-1985. He served as national intelligence officer for the U.S.S.R. and Eastern Europe; as senior staff member at the Rand Corp. in California; and as policy assistant to the director, Radio Free Europe, Munich, Germany. Mr. Dean graduated from Brandeis University (B.A., 1964), the Graduate School of International Studies at the University of Denver (M.A., Ph.D., 1970), and Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government (M.P.A., 1977). He is married, has two children, and resides in McLean, VA. Mr. Dean was born January 16, 1942, in Boston, MA.
Fritz W. Ermarth, will also serve as Senior Director of Soviet and European Affairs for the National Security Council. He will succeed Ambassador Jack Matlock. Since 1984 Mr. Ermarth has served as the national intelligence officer for the U.S.S.R. and a member of the National Intelligence Council under the Director of Central Intelligence. In 1983 he served on the Hoffman panel to develop strategic perspectives for the President's SDI program and on the Levine panel to examine assessments of the Soviet economy for the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. He was a member of the National Security Council staff with responsibility for strategic and regional security planning, 1978-1980. Mr. Ermarth graduated from Wittenberg University (B.A., 1961) and Harvard University (M.A., 1963). He is married, has two children, and resides in McLean, VA. Mr. Ermarth was born February 20, 1941, in Chicago, IL.
Barry Kelly, will also serve as Senior Director for Intelligence and Multilateral Affairs for the National Security Council. Since his retirement from the Central Intelligence Agency in 1981, Mr. Kelly has worked in private industry, where he concentrated on issues affecting national security; and most recently he held the position as operations manager at Titan Systems, Inc. The major portion of Mr. Kelly's career has been with the United States Government, where he served in Nepal, Vietnam, and the Soviet Union. In 1978 he was appointed director of an office in the Central Intelligence Agency's Directorate for Science and Technology. Mr. Kelly graduated from the University of Pittsburgh (B.A.) and Duke University (M.A., James B. Duke fellow). He received the first CIA Distinguished Intelligence Officer Award in 1980. Mr. Kelly was born May 12, 1931, in Jeannette, PA.
Ambassador Robert Bigger Oakley, will also serve as Senior Director of Middle East, South Asia, and North Africa Affairs for the National Security Council. Mr. Oakley has the rank of Career Minister in the Foreign Service, which he joined in 1957. He has most recently been a resident fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Previously, he completed a 2-year tour as Director of the Office for Combatting Terrorism at the Department of State, September 1984 to September 1986; Ambassador to the Somali Democratic Republic, 1982-1984; Ambassador to the Republic of Zaire, 1979-1982; Deputy Assistant Secretary for Asia and the Pacific, 1972-1979; and senior adviser of the National Security Council staff for the Middle East, South Asia, and North Africa, 1974-1977. Mr. Oakley graduated from Princeton University (1952). He is married, has two children, and resides in Washington, DC. Mr. Oakley was born March 12, 1931, in Dallas, TX.
Jose S. Sorzano, will also serve as Senior Director of Latin American Affairs for the National Security Council. He will succeed Raymond F. Burghardt. Since 1969 Dr. Sorzano has been an associate professor of government at Georgetown University. He is also president of the Cuban American National Foundation, an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to gathering and disseminating data about Cuban economic, political, and social issues. During a recently concluded leave of absence from the University, Dr. Sorzano was appointed by the President as Ambassador and U.S. Representative to UNESCO, a position he held from 1981 to 1983. Subsequently, Dr. Sorzano was appointed to the position of Deputy U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations with the rank of Ambassador, where he served until August 1985. He graduated from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service (B.S., 1965; Ph.D., 1972). Dr. Sorzano is married, has two children, and was born in 1940 in Havana, Cuba. He came to the United States in 1961 and became a United States citizen shortly thereafter.
Paul Schott Stevens, will also serve as legal adviser for the National Security Council. Formerly a partner in the firm of Dickstein, Shapiro and Morin, Mr. Stevens has been engaged in the private practice of law in Washington, DC, since 1978. Previously, he served as Deputy Director and General Counsel of the President's Blue Ribbon Commission on Defense Management, 1985-1986; and he was a lecturer in law on the adjunct faculty of the Washington College of Law at the American University, 1980-1983. Mr. Stevens graduated from Yale University (B.A., 1974) and the University of Virginia School of Law (J.D., 1978). He is married, has one child, and resides in Alexandria, VA. Mr. Stevens was born November 19, 1952, in New Orleans, LA.


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Mesothelioma Lawsuit: Upper St Clair, PA
Residents and workers in Pennsylvania cities were exposed to toxic asbestos dust and fibers with the highest exposure years being between, 1930-1980 Mesothelioma and asbestos-related cancers have long latency periods and are typically diagnosed 10-50 years after initial exposure
Thousands of asbestos-containing products and materials were used throughout Upper St Clair, PA in city buildings, residential buildings, industrial plants, factories, power plants, chemical plants, refineries, shipyards and manufacturing plants
Mesothelioma is a rare cancer that affects the lining of the major organs in the body around the lungs, abdomen, and heart Asbestos exposure has been documented to cause life-threatening illnesses, such as Mesothelioma, lung cancer and asbestosis
Over 27 million Americans are at risk for developing Mesothelioma from asbestos exposure and the state Pennsylvania ranks 4th in the U S for Mesothelioma and asbestos related deaths
There were 14,216 asbestos related deaths in Pennsylvania (2,601 Mesothelioma) from 1999-2013 – EWG Action Fund 2015 Study
Pennsylvania Plants and Factories (Upper St Clair, PA)
Pennsylvania plants and factories used large amounts of asbestos because it is a good conductor of electricity and resists heat and fire Asbestos products were used widely in Pennsylvania because of their fire-resistant and insulating Materials
Asbestos-Containing Products Were Commonly Used in Pennsylvania;
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- Pennsylvania Military Bases
- Power Generation Facilities
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- Steel Plants
Pennsylvania city workers and city laborers that were exposed to asbestos are at higher risk than the general population for being diagnosed with Mesothelioma or an asbestos-related disease in their lifetime
Legal Rights and Remedies for Mesothelioma Victims
Mesothelioma victims can obtain substantial money compensation for their cancer under Pennsylvania law
Civil Lawsuit: Can be filed against asbestos product manufacturers, distributors and suppliers This is known as a products liability action A civil lawsuit can also be filed for not preventing workers from the hazards of asbestos
Asbestos Trust Funds: Asbestos companies who have filed for bankruptcy have set up trust funds for asbestos victims There are more than 50 asbestos trust funds totaling more than 30 billion dollars
Workers Compensation: Mesothelioma victims have the right to file worker s compensation claims under state law or under the Federal Worker s Compensation Act
Pennsylvania Mesothelioma Statute of Limitations (Upper St Clair, PA)
In Pennsylvania, the Statute of Limitations for Mesothelioma and Asbestos Claims are;
- 2 years from date of diagnosis
- 2 years from the time a loved one passes away to file for wrongful death claims
Pennsylvania Statute of Limitations on Mesothelioma and Asbestos Lawsuits
42 Pa Cons Stat Ann § 5501 et seq is the personal injury statute for the state of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Asbestos Laws
The Pennsylvania state legislature passed the Pennsylvania Asbestos Occupations Accreditation Act of 1990
This law gives the state's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) the task of regulating the removal, collection, and disposal of toxic asbestos from public and commercial buildings
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry enforces the Pennsylvania Asbestos Occupations Accreditation and Certification Act
The act requires any person planning to do an asbestos reduction project to tell the department 5 days before begins This notification must include a written project plan as well as the number of workers involved
The EPA guidelines also require that only certified asbestos workers handle asbestos materials, perform inspections, or supervise other workers
Asbestos in a residential homes is usually not dangerous if it is left undisturbed When undisturbed asbestos materials decay and break off they stir up asbestos fibers into the air and makes them hazardous
Pennsylvania Asbestos Exposure Hot Spots
Between, 1998-2000, the state of Pennsylvania was among the top 5 states for asbestos lawsuit filings
Pennsylvania had more than 400,000 tons of asbestos-containing vermiculite shipped from Libby, Montana to locations throughout Pennsylvania during the years 1950 through 1990 High asbestos exposure was in Allentown, Bucks County, Philadelphia County and Allegheny County
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$723 Million Verdict against Rockbestos for Philadelphia Navy Yard worker who worked on war ships at Navy Yard back in the 1960 and died from Mesothelioma
Asbestos-containing products and materials were used throughout Pennsylvania included; asbestos ceiling & floor tiles, asbestos mixed in paints, asbestos mixed in cement, asbestos used in boilers, asbestos used electrical wiring, roofing materials, plumbing pipes & gaskets, attic insulation, heating and air-conditioning products, car and truck brakes, welding equipment, fire retardant clothing & gloves, drywall, fiberboard, wallboard, asbestos tape, vinyl flooring, fireproofing materials, fireplaces, ovens, etc
Asbestos Cover Up – Quotes From Asbestos Executives
"if you have enjoyed a good life while working with asbestos products, why not die from it" 1966 memo from an executive of the Bendix Corporation (now part of Honeywell)
In early 1940s, the president of Johns-Manville called the managers of another company "a bunch of fools for notifying employees who had asbestosis" When asked by another corporation s representative, "Do you mean to tell me you would let them work until they drop dead?" he responded, "Yes We save a lot of money that way"
Mesothelioma Facts and Statistics
- More than 20 million American workers have been exposed to asbestos
- Mesothelioma cases are found in 9 out of every 1 million people
- 3,000 new cases of Mesothelioma are diagnosed each year in the U S
- Each year in U S 10,000 Americans will die from an asbestos related disease
- 30% of U S Veterans will develop an asbestos-related disease in their life time
- 1 in 125 U S males who live over the age of 50 will die from an asbestos-related disease
- Experts believe 60,000 Malignant Mesothelioma deaths will occur between 2010 and 2030
Pennsylvania Veterans and Asbestos Exposure
Military Veterans that have a 1 in 3 chance of developing an asbestos related disease in their lifetime Veterans have the right to bring lawsuits against negligent asbestos companies for exposing them to toxic asbestos-containing products and materials
There are 215 million current living Veterans according to the US Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans who served between 1940 and 1970 have the greatest risk of developing Mesothelioma or an asbestos-related cancer Navy Veterans who served during World War II and the Korean War have the highest incidence of Asbestos-related diseases
The US Military used thousands of asbestos-containing products in their ships between the 1920-late 1970's 14 in every 1,000 WW II shipyard workers died of an asbestos-related disease compared to 18 in every 1,000 combat related deaths
- Mesothelioma primarily occurs in Veterans between the ages of 55-75
- Asbestos was listed as the top contaminant at 32 US Army base closures during the 1990s
- A recent study showed that as many as 30-40% of Mesothelioma victims is U S Veterans
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Recent Mesothelioma Verdicts and Settlements
A Mesothelioma claim is a lawsuit filed on behalf of a victim or surviving family members as a result of hazardous exposure to asbestos
- $46 Million Mesothelioma Settlement: For a Union Insulator that developed malignant Mesothelioma from asbestos exposure
- $102 Million Mesothelioma Verdict: For a Paper Mill worker suffering from pleural Mesothelioma
- $8 Million Mesothelioma Award: For a man diagnosed with Mesothelioma Noneconomic damages and $15 Million for loss of consortium
- $49 Million Settlement: For a man diagnosed with Pleural Mesothelioma from asbestos exposure in workplace in Montana
- $39 Million Settlement: For an Engineer exposed to asbestos on Missouri jobsites
- $29 Million Settlement: For an Engineer and Shipyard worker exposed to asbestos in Kentucky
- $12 Million Mesothelioma Settlement: For a 76 year old Carpenter that developed malignant Mesothelioma
- $11 Million Veteran Mesothelioma Settlement: For a Navy Veteran Machinist that developed malignant Mesothelioma at age 71
- $245,000 Asbestosis Settlement: For a Paper Mill worker suffering from Asbestosis
- $25 Million Mesothelioma Settlement: For a Union Pipefitter man who died from malignant Mesothelioma
- $26 Million Shipyard Worker Mesothelioma Settlement: For the family of a 72-year old Shipyard worker with Mesothelioma who suffered second hand exposure
- $18 Million Mesothelioma Settlement: For a carpenter that developed malignant Mesothelioma at age 68
- $75 Million Mesothelioma Verdict: For a woman that developed peritoneal Mesothelioma from laundering her husband's work clothes
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If you or a family member has been diagnosed with malignant Mesothelioma you are going to have a lot of questions about living with Mesothelioma and what legal options you have against asbestos manufacturers and asbestos companies for your asbestos exposure Mesothelioma is a seriously deadly disease According to the American Cancer Society with the average survival time for people with Mesothelioma is 4-18 months
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Mesothelioma Latency Period
Mesothelioma has a long latency period of 10-50 years Many Veterans, Shipyard Workers, Construction Workers, Power Plant Workers, Mill Workers, Steel Workers, Railroad Workers, Pipefitters, Insulators, Electricians, Carpenters, Welders, Auto Mechanics, Veterans, Factory Workers, and laborers are living in the early stages of a variety of asbestos related diseases Many Mesothelioma lawyers will not accept asbestosis, asbestos lung cancer, pleural plaques, pleural thickening, colon cancer and esophageal cancer cases
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■ Current ethical codes are based on individualism which is a Western characteristic.
■ There is significantly less focus on the role of family, group identity, lifestyle and religious beliefs which have equal importance to individuality in other cultures.
■ The AAMFT code of ethics states "therapists do not discriminate against or refuse professional service to anyone on the basis of race, sex, religion, or national origin."
■ It is ethical for counselors to know their own biases and how they may impact service delivery.
■ Cultural Competence
o Recognize cultural diversity
o Understand the role that culture and ethnicity play in the sociopsychological and economic development of diverse populations
o Understand that socioeconomic and political factors significantly impact the psychosocial, political, and economic development of ethnic and culturally diverse groups
o Help clients to understand, maintain, or resolve their own cultural identification
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o Ethnic minorities will continue to underutilize services, prematurely terminate, or fail to show positive treatment outcomes if remedies are not applied and enforced.
o Goal is to learn how to identify, understand, and accommodate the needs of differing clients.
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Outside Rita Griffith`s kindergarten classroom at Nob Hill Elementary School in Sunrise, a family of burrowing owls has made a home under a crevice in the sidewalk.
Further south, several owl families have moved in to the sandtraps at the 14th hole on the golf course at Cooper Colony Country Club in Cooper City.
Last spring, Rhonda and Ken Katz of Davie returned from vacation to find burrowing owls had tunneled through their sons` bottomless sandbox. This year, a pair of owls built a burrow in the middle of their neighbor`s back yard.
As development nibbles away at the natural sandy scrub fields in South Florida, burrowing owls are doing their best to co-exist with civilization, said Dr. Georgia Reynolds of Plantation, president of the Broward County Audubon Society.
And the Audubon Society is trying to help the integration run smoothly.
Between now and June -- the owls` nesting season -- members of the ``burrowing owl team`` are working to protect the burrows from construction, vandalism, harrassment and other dangers so the eggs can hatch safely.
The first step, Reynolds said, is teaching residents about the birds and staking off areas where they live. Relocating the burrows is a last resort because the parents may desert the nest.
Last spring, about 200 burrows were reported in Broward County, Reynolds said.
``I would guess 95 percent of them are in the southwest part of the county,`` Reynolds said. ``That`s where most of the development is going on, so their habitat is being encroached upon. They are going to have to move someplace. The further west we build, the less territory they have to move west.``
While burrowing owls are not ``endangered,`` the Audubon Society considers them birds of ``special concern`` because construction is destroying their natural habitat, Reynolds said.


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Brazosport College to offer three-night guitar workshop
Brazosport College is offering a three-night guitar workshop with guitarist Evan Oxenhandler.
Oxenhandler, a guitar instructor at Brazosport College, will cover topics ranging from, but not limited to, chord voicings, improvisation, theory, repertoire, aural skills and technique. His primary area of expertise is jazz, however practitioners of all genres are welcome.
Oxenhandler's Summer Guitar Workshop is scheduled for Monday, July 28, Wednesday, July 30 and Friday, August 1. Class times are 5:30 to 7 p.m.
This class is intended as an intermediate level course. Participants should have a good understanding of the following areas in order to sign up: basic chords (open and barre), scales (major and blues), alternate picking, basic harmony and some technical proficiency.
Oxenhandler will cover the fundamentals of intermediate guitar, and will also tailor the class to meet the individual needs of the students.
Oxenhandler attended the University of Missouri in Columbia, the Berklee College of Music in Boston and the University of North Texas. While at UNT, he served as a jazz guitar teaching fellow and studied under Fred Hamilton and Richard McClure. Along the way, he performed with the internationally-acclaimed UNT One O'clock Lab Band. He completed his master's degree at UNT in 2012.
Oxenhandler composes, teaches and performs. His style can be described as a complex bouquet of styles and influences, which includes swing, Latin, world music, rock, funk and blues.
For more information about the Summer Guitar Workshop, call 979.230.3658.


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Coordinator of Leadership Programs (CAL), and Educational Leadership Network (ELN)
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A daylong interactive forum for educational leaders focusing on best practices, successful school models, and systems change for creating equity in our schools and districts. The presentations and workshops will be engaging and practical with opportunities for participants to share ideas and support each other in this essential work.
Presenter Resources:
Rene Canler, Principal | Woodmere K-5, Portland Public Schools
Emily Glasgow, Principal | Vestal K-8, Portland Public Schools
These two principals of high poverty/highly diverse schools discussed how they are implementing two key elements of their district's equity work-developing a position and inclusive school climate and tiered/strategic academic interventions and enrichments, both with a equity lens and a commitment to developing a culturally competent staff.
Putting "Equity" into Practice
Alex Otoupal, Principal | Columbia River High School, Vancouver School District
Ted Zehr, Executive Director of Secondary Education | Hillsboro School District
Ted and Alex shared best practice methodologies for implementing AVID in your school and district, grades 6-12. This life-changing model has created a college readiness culture in schools with very different demographics.
Getting Equity Right: Systems make a difference
Carrie Cordes, TAG Specialist | Tigard-Tualatin School District
Karen Hughart, TAG Specialist | Tigard-Tualatin School District
Learn about Tigard-Tualatin's program for evaluating and identifying underrepresented TAG students. District TAG Specialists discussed research and literature on the topic of gifted students from historically underrepresented groups including racial minorities, English language learners and students of poverty. They also shared a process and tools the TTSD TAG team has designed as an alternative method for evaluating and identifying these students as Talented and Gifted.
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The workshop sessions featured group leaders, who are all fellow practitioners. Discussions included practices that worked, approaches that look promising, and missteps that could be corrected. Also, there was a workshop titled, "Smarter Balanced Scales, Strands and Scores: Results of Spring Assessment and How it May Impact Your Leadership Work." Below are a few resources from the workshops that may be useful to your schools.
Presenter Resources:
Megan Kim, Director of Student Data & Accountability, Lake Oswego School District
Leigh Anne Scherer, Assessment & Accountability Coordinator, North Clackamas School District
Smarter Balanced Scales, Strands, and Scores
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Beth ElliotEnglish Language Proficiency Standards and Instructional Shifts for ELL
ELP Standards 101 UP Jan. 2015
Brian Graham K-5Real-World Thinking: Managing the Common Core Shifts in the 6-12 ELA Classroom
Real World Thinking PowerPoint
Roxanne Malter & Bryan TollerA Close Look at Close Reading
Close Reading Plan Document
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Citing Evidence from Speaker and Text
4th Grade ELA Constructed Response Example
Preparing for the Smarter Balanced Assessment in ELA
Hey Little Ant Close Read
Hey Little Ant Planning Tool
Hey Little Ant Student Work
Hey Little Ant Graphic Organizer
Exit Ticket for UofP
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Smarter Balanced Assessment Essentials: K-12 Math
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ABC Math worksheet
Balanced Emphasis Expected Fluency
Penny PlavalaTitle Page: Prioritizing the Common Core
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Symposium PowerPoint Presentation: The Oregon Framework: Connecting SB 290 and Best Practices
Web Resources Related to Oregon SB 290
Educator Resources - Downloadable documents
- Beaverton - Contracted Professional & Student Growth Goals Sheet
- Beaverton - Probationary Professional & Student Growth Goals Sheet
- Beaverton - Student Learning Goals Template & Course Reflections
- David Douglas - Student Growth & Professional Goal Setting Form
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FRENCH COMMAND & STRUCTURE at BORODINO
Winning at Borodino is the French Army's most daunting task. The two armies are practically equal in strength and old military maxims tell us in that situation, the attacker usually fails. What gives us a chance in the battle is that a large portion of the Russian Army is out of position. It's difficult to imagine what General Kutuzov was thinking (or drinking) when he deployed a good part of his army in a direction the French were unlikely to come. Napoleon also placed large forces somewhat out of position on the north side of the generally unfordable Kolocha River but at least he had a reason: Russian General Wittgenstein was unaccounted for somewhere to the north. We know he ain't coming so it is possible to shift a few, actually, all, of those division south. There are five bridges that span the Kolocha to facilitate this movement. They were built by Napoleon just for that purpose, so be sure to use them. And destroy them when you are finished
So here we come to our first moral dilemma: With the Russians faced north, a quick glance at the map shows that a southern thrust is the best path to victory. However, the problem is that the forces best placed to make this STRATEGIC TURNING MOVEMENT are the infantry and cavalry divisions of the French Imperial Guard, and this is an historic impossibility. Try to imagine yourself as the Emperor Napoleon. You are very deep into an extremely remote and hostile environment. The army around you is all you've got and the troops you depend upon the most are the Guard. Can you imagine sending all those fellows off into the early morning mist, around the bend, out of sight, perhaps never to be seen or heard from again? No.
Now this this doesn't mean you can't try it. The beauty of wargaming is to attempt "what if" situations. General Frient's 2nd French Division and Ponietowski"s 16th Division of the V Corps Polish "Freedom Fighters" backed up with I Reserve Cavalry Corps should blast their way through Utitza. The Polish 18th Division and V Corps Cavalry can also create some space to the south. Then use the Guard and Guard Cavalry backed up with II Reserve Cavalry Corps to exploit the breakthrough and turn the Russian left. You could even try a double envelopment. Push to the north with IV Corps and its attached cavalry, along with III reserve Cavalry Corps and the Italian Royal Guard. Take Borodino and make for the crossings at Novoie and Maloe. This should tie down large enemy forces and facilitate the southern thrust.
Unfortunately, such movements are not representative of 19th century Napoleonic battles. Such a situation, in which the entire army is on the move from the get go, and literally out of control, would never have evolved. There was a time when I showed the NIR battle game map to a librarian friend of mine, a woman with no military expertise. She looked at my opponent's French dispositions, similar to the ones described above and I asked her about what she saw. She simply asked 'Where's Napoleon?" I showed her and she said, "Everything is out of control." Readily apparent to a librarian but not to the average, even experienced, wargamer. Obviously something is wrong.
So, if we want to command the French Army at Borodino, and to do so in a way that we capture the mood and movements of a Napoleonic battle, we need to limit movements and attempt a TACTICAL TURNING MOVEMENT of the Russian left. This is what the historical deployments were designed for. Don't be dismayed. Your army is concentrated! The enemy is not! You have time! In this way, we can keep all the elements of the French Imperial Guard in place at least until noon. This reduces the number of command decisions we need to make and keeps our ace in the hole; for no game is lost for the French while the Imperial Guard remains intact. Also strive to keep all units of the Guard exactly where Napoleon deployed them. If you move them close to the front, the temptation will arise to use them at a whim; to solve some minor tactical problem; and then your strategic reserve will be committed for tactical reasons, a grave wargaming error.
It's always best to keep STRATEGIC RESERVES about 1 &1/2 hours march from the front. When they are close, you can engage rapidly but a longer march to the front allows you to judge the big picture and, especially, TO CHANGE YOUR MIND. Remember, the Guard is the final iron reserve and once units are committed in these games, it is generally not practicable, actually impossible, to disengage, withdraw and redeploy for battle somewhere else.
The Strategic plan: It is important to recognize THE PRINCIPLE OF CONCENTRATION. At the get go, your army is concentrated. This is a vital principle of battlefield tactics. Please maintain that concentration for it your only hope to prevail, while maintaining the principles of Napoleonic movements. Remember, it is possible to play the game ahistorically, stacking the units to their limits and trying to move south with the bulk of your army in an attempt to "break out" ala 20th century panzerblitz tactics, and turn the Russian left. Go ahead, if you want to, but please don't play anyone interested in Napoleonic wargaming. Your units should be used primarily in linear or "line " formation, and stacked in "column" only for desperate assaults on places like the fleches.
THE TACTICAL TURN: In the historical deployments you need to push hard from the get go. The Russian army is out of position, so don't waste any time. Attack the Russian center immediately! French I Corp is in position for this assault and all units of this outfit should be used. At the same time initiate an orderly shift to the center from your far left wing, i.e. IV Corps. Move those Italian Guards and those two divisions of I Corps to the center. Later on, when that element of the shift is complete, withdraw the rest of IV Corps and leave Borodino to the Russ. This is THE SHIFT. I described this in my essay on the Prussian Army. It is like a dance. You move your units, out of harm's way, in a direction to ALTER the balance of your army without disrupting its structure. When you can move units in this way, brigades, divisions, whatever, you will have an advantage over opponents (and there are many!) who don't think this way.
Be ruthless in your assault on the fleches, worth 300 victory points each. If the attack fails, simply withdraw and give up the game. What this mean is, if you can't take that objective, there is no sense to continue. You are lost. However, once you do, you create problems for the Russian player which are not easy to solve.
The Assault on the Fleches. Pour everything you have into this. Every element of I Corps! Every element of III Corps! Take it! Never mind Uditza. Forget the south! If you want to move south, play Davot's Plan! (More on that later). Once you have the fleches, you have SPLIT THE ENEMY ARMY! Advance your infantry, place the guns, move up the Guard and destroy the enemy from the high ground.
DAVOUT'S PLAN. Obviously, the "Davout's Plan" scenario presented by TS is a joke. The concept that an army which has just marched 1000 miles to Mokba, and then, couldn't transverse the last 5 miles around the Russian flank, against no opposition (30% arrival rates) is a sorry testimony to the game designers who clearly never play-tested the scenario. If you want to move south, play "Davout's Plan" with 100% arrival rates. The French Army was the best in the world and could have done the job! However one views it, the assumption must dictate the wargame! How could the game designers have failed to grasp this concept? We must play the game as if the French could have pulled off, at least, a successful march by a single army corps, 5 miles against no opposition.
Finally, reduce the Russian "fanaticism" modifier to +2 instead of +4. I don't know how it got this way, and I don't know how to fix it right now, but there are people who do. They read the same column you read this on; ask them for help. This is a great game, employ the scenario editor to place the full French Army on the battlefield, and have fun! JE


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Trump: I misspoke at summitBy ROBERTA RAMPTON and SUSAN HEAVEY
July 17. 2018 10:22PM
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump tried on Tuesday to calm a storm over his failure to hold Russian President Vladimir Putin accountable for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, saying he misspoke in a joint news conference in Helsinki on Monday.
Trump stunned the world by shying away from criticizing the Russian leader for Moscow's actions to undermine the election and cast doubt on U.S. intelligence agencies, prompting calls by some lawmakers for tougher sanctions and other actions to punish Russia.
"I said the word 'would' instead of 'wouldn't,'" Trump told reporters at the White House, more than 24 hours after his appearance with Putin. "The sentence should have been, 'I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be Russia.'"
Trump, who had been given numerous opportunities to publicly rebuke Putin in Helsinki, praised the Russian leader during the news conference for his "strong and powerful" denial of the conclusions of U.S. intelligence agencies that the Russian state meddled in the election.
Although he faced pressure from critics, allied countries and even his own staff to take a tough line, Trump spoke not a single disparaging word in public about Moscow on any of the issues that have brought relations between the two nuclear powers to the lowest ebb since the Cold War.
Republicans and Democrats accused him of siding with an adversary rather than his own country.
Trump said on Tuesday he had complete faith in U.S. intelligence agencies and accepted their conclusions, although he insisted Russia's actions had no impact on the outcome.
The political firestorm over his performance at the Helsinki news conference has engulfed the administration and spread to his fellow Republicans.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told reporters that Russia was not a friend of the United States and warned against a repeat of the 2016 election meddling.
"There are a lot of us who fully understand what happened in 2016 and it really better not happen again in 2018," McConnell said.
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said Trump's comments on Tuesday were another sign of weakness, particularly his statement that it "could be other people" responsible for the election meddling.
"He made a horrible statement, tried to back off, but couldn't even bring himself to back off," Schumer said on the Senate floor. "It shows the weakness of President Trump that he is afraid to confront Mr. Putin directly."
Several senators from both parties backed tougher sanctions on Russia, but it was unclear if Republican congressional leaders would support such a move or what new sanctions might be crafted.
House Speaker Paul Ryan, who called Russia's government "menacing," said he would consider additional sanctions on Russia and reiterated his support for U.S. intelligence findings that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
Congress overwhelmingly passed a sanctions law last year targeting Moscow for election meddling and for its actions in Ukraine and Syria. In April, that law led the U.S. Treasury to impose major sanctions on Russian officials and oligarchs, in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow.
Other lawmakers have suggested passing resolutions voicing support for intelligence agencies, or spending more to enhance election security and prevent cyber attacks.
Republican Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said congressional leaders were searching for the most effective response.
"We're trying to figure out what would be an appropriate way to push back," Corker told reporters. "You know the President can do more damage in 15 minutes at a press conference than we can undo in six months of passing resolutions."
Corker said "the first step" will be hearing from U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who will testify before Congress on Russia next week.
"We don't want to do a 'ready, fire, aim' thing. We want to think through what we do so that it benefits our country," Corker said.


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Myth #1: Linux is the operating system that "just works"
This myth is simply untrue, Windows is the operating system that just works. Whether the Linux folks would like to admit it or not, Windows is easy to get going. You put in one CD, install, boot, double click on Internet explorer, and download whatever programs you feel like. Then double click on the program, and 1, 2, 3 you are up and running. If it were flip flopped and Windows was in Linux's shoes the Windows zealots would go on and on about how complex, difficult, and limited package managers are, "See look we can get what we need right from the developer with an installation routine customized for their application!"
Myth #2: Windows is insecure
Okay maybe this isn't a myth, Windows for the most part is not, as secure as Linux. However, to Microsoft's credit, most of the time the crackers get their exploits from patches already released from Microsoft. We give Microsoft a hard time for, "taking over users computers to download security updates." Well what are they supposed to do when no one downloads patches? Windows zealots would be going on about the convenience and incredible support they get. "That's right my computer is constantly securing itself with the latest patches, no recompiling and patching source code for us!" The bottom line is this, most of the "insecurity," of windows comes from spy-ware, which comes from Internet Explorer, if you were to use Netscape or any of the Mozilla's then you would have drastically less of these annoying critters.
Myth #3: Windows has better hardware support
It is true that there are some devices Linux simply does not support. At the risk of sounding predictable I am just going to come out and say it, "Try and run windows on a Mac." Linux has excellent hardware support, especially if you use a run of the mill desktop PC, or for that matter, you use a run of the mill high performance cluster farm, or you use a run of the mill really, really, old hardware. You get the point. My personal experience proves this point. I have had the pleasure of installing Linux on several machines, the two most common were a dell dimension 8200 and a dell laptop. Both are recent, but not really recent, meaning they were in their driver support prime. Windows detected everything on the Dimension except the sound card, the IBM optical mouse, the CD burner, and of course there was only basic support for my graphics card, a geForce2 MX. Additionally I had to go through that awful "Setup your Internet connection wizard." On the Dell laptop Windows detected nothing, it gave me a tiny resolution screen, a mouse, a keyboard, and read functionality on the CD writer. I could not even get on my home network to download the 6 or 7 drivers. I had to go out and pull down the drivers from their perspective manufacturers, burn them on a CD, and then proceed to install each one, and reboot after every install. Both computers ran Slackware, the most "Linux version of Linux." with 100% hardware detection, all of course, except for graphics acceleration on the dimension, whose drivers had to be downloaded and compiled for my kernel, which i will admit is a bigger pain than of that in Windows, still I did not "need" to download them since out of the box Linux support was more thorough than in Windows.
Myth #4: Linux does a few things and does them well
This is a myth that I got trapped in for a long while. The way I looked at it is simple: if you have an IT department to setup the Linux machines, then your average worker would be more productive, because Linux is stable, and has everything you would need to run an office. I assumed that it did not have that good of support for graphics or audio which was no big deal in the office. Then came Unreal Tournament 2004, ready and willing to be played on Linux. I installed it from the CD's it was all in one directory that you could put anywhere on your system, it saved the game files right in a hidden folder in the users home directory and that was it. It rendered using OpenGL via the SDL(Simple Direct media Layer, think DirectX). Apparently Slackware 9.1 had the packages installed and ready to go, nothing told me that I needed to upgrade or was missing any libraries or anything. The game play was extraordinary. Smooth rendering, crystal clear sound, incredible particle effects, anything you could ever want from a game. I decided to boot over to my Windows partition on the same computer and give the game a whirl, I was generous too, I downloaded the latest drivers for my video card, and the latest DirectX, I also looked for patches on the game. Before running the game I ended all processes that weren't necessary, Surely it would be even better on Windows. After all it was made for Windows, and I have all of the latest drivers and everything! I didn't even look to see if I was current when I loaded it up on Linux. Alas, I was wrong, It took forever to get going on Windows, and I experienced lags, frame rate spikes, inundated processor usage, and system crashes. It was still an incredible game, just a lot smoother to run on Linux. All of the sudden my geeky little Linux box transformed into a sleek, sexy graphics machine. The good news keeps coming! With the freshly reworked sound system, Advanced Linux Sound Architecture(ALSA), the new Linux kernels have impeccable sound quality, and support. With video editors on the horizon, and a plethora of audio tools readily and freely available, Linux is showing it's true multimedia colors, and they are definitely crisp.
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BlackBerry Z10 users with Virgin Mobile France got some excited news today with the roll out of BB 10.1.0.1720 for their devices. We have seen leaks of BB10.1 already available for the Z10 but this seems to be a much higher build. Along with plenty of bug fixes and support of more apps like Skype , BB10.1 brings better email support , active actions and support for black theme for developers.
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We saw all kinds of smart watches the last few years, and after seeing the watches, which can check messages and missed calls, we have to consider that can be checked in BAC (blood alcohol content).
This watch is designed by Tokyo Flash, but so far it's just an idea. Despite this watch looks great, but the best thing about it is that you can check your blood alcohol immediately.
All you have to do to check is to remove the alcohol side of the cap and blow the clock. To see the best results, the screen is always on and it's multi-color backlighting, which is activated by a touch-sensitive button on the lamp. After that, this time to show how you're unconscious on the screen, so you can easily keep track of your alcohol level.
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Regaining your sense of balance with an inflatable vest
Along with the sense of touch, the sense of balance, although it is not among the five basic ones, can be seriously compromised following to a disease, an accident or an injury. Rehabilitation therapies can last long, and during the therapy, the risk of a fall is always to be taken into consideration.
In order to minimize this risk, researchers from the Center for Advanced Surgical and Interventional Technologies at UCLA are working on what looks like a life vest which, if used by rehab patients, helps them maintain their balance.
It is an inflatable vest, not too different from those we can find on planes. What makes the difference is that it is inflated automatically instead of manually. In fact, on the outside the vest features some accelerometers, similar to those used on most smartphones, and some silicone inflatable balloons.
When the accelerometer detects a sudden movement which signals the danger of a fall, the silicone balloons are inflated in a way that gives the wearer an impulse that warns him against the fall, prompting him to react in the direction opposite to the one in which he is falling. The high pressure inflating of the membrane that contains the balloons works like a push which immediately lifts up the vest wearer.
The core of this system is an actuator, which provides a reaction time of approximately 60 milliseconds to inflate the balloons, enough to provide a real-time impulse. Compared to other systems which send an electrical vibration on their user's skin, where the skin might get used to the stimulus and react slower with time, usage of balloons does not have this kind of side effects and allows for a constant immediate response, which guarantees a better rehabilitation therapy.


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My Resume and Cover page for my degree in communications and any job in the field of communications i may receive as a result.
this communications research project centers around the assumption in the media and the world that video games change the behavior of their participants, this is not the case, and it is proven here. This continues the section of significant projects/papers...
this document contains works from Writing for the media, and news writing, the other two classes: Communication Research and New Media and Society will have documents uploaded in the next section.
This is a written summary of my 2013 written capstone which i did on the Belvidere Mansion in Claremore, Ok. I successfully re-branded the mansion for future generations. specifically the 18-24 year old age range.
This document reviews the best institutions in the country for communications, such as UCLA and their prestigious video journalism program.
My job choices are in this document, along with the pay of those jobs, and courses i have taken at Rogers state that are relevant to those jobs.
These sports stories were published in VYPE sports magazine and are about topics such as football, wrestling, and basketball.
This story centers around Bartlesville and their wrestling program for the upcoming season.
in this story, i examine that despite their slow start, Enid intends to finish strong in Basketball.
this story centers around the Ponca City wrestling team and their upcoming season.
This powerpoint examines the history of the cell phone, and shows the significance of this device to our world. this concludes the Significant papers/projects section of my portfolio.
Phil sample is an American hero and an interesting man, this story is about him.
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|exhibition at Antwerp's Mode Museum last year
|red is the perennial house color at Delvaux since 1940s
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some are ever created by hand to make the perfect fit
through the rise of success, the brand extended its range to include ladies' handbags in the 20th century and strengthened its craft know-how further to establish itself throughout Europe and later in Japan. to say that a Delvaux bag is a work of art is no overstatement, Delvaux prides themselves for only making original designs in the finest leathers, each bag handmade by the best artisans in house. the intricate creative and production process has changed little in the last seventy years. output of bags remains small. nowadays the Delvaux artisan team consists of 210 skillful craftsman and the production of each bag can take anywhere from 8 - 24 hours to complete.
|King Albert & Queen Paola wearing Delvaux "Le Grand Bonheur" bag, 1959
Queen Paola is still a devotee of Delvaux as she opened the exhibition in 2009
|Delvaux Coquin 1950
|Delvaux design & artisan team headed by Franz Schwennicke, 1950s
|Ateliers Delvaux, 1950
|Ateliers Delvaux nowadays, "Het Arsenaal", Brussels
iconic models of Delvaux bags are the "Brillant" and the "Tempête" which are classic investment worthy bags.
the Brilliant, invented in 1958 to celebrate the Expo in Brussels, uses 64 different pieces of leather to make, has been in limited production ever since.
the House of Delvaux believes in the keeping the tradition of high quality craftsmanship passed down from generation to generation, core to the Belgium heritage and values. the brand is also progressive in pushing its designs and image forward to meet the changing needs of their clienteles. so who's better to head up the artistic direction of the prestigious Belgian brand than the renowned Belgian designer Veronique Branquinho? Branquinho fits right into the vision of the House of understated elegance, injecting newness and character to classic models with clean lines in exquisite leathers and exotic skins.
Delvaux by Veronique Branquinho, FW 2010
some interesting facts of Delvaux you may or may not know:
- Delvaux has collaborated with Bruno Pieters, Chanel designer Laetitia Crahay, model Hannelore Knuts in recent years
- more than 2500 different models of bags have been produced to date.
- every monday, friday and saturday, a Delvaux craftsman will be on hand for customers at the Antwerp and Brussels shops to answer technical questions about the products.
- Martin Margiela designed a bag for Delvaux in 1983 when he was still a student
- Delvaux collaborated with Scabal, the Belgian luxury house of menswear and suits, to create bespoke design for their VIPs - "No12 by Scabal & Delvaux". models in FW2010 presentation wore Scabal suits.
- Delvaux produced exclusively for Moncole in woven Toile de Cuir the Monocle x Delvaux newspaper bag
- interesting furniture collaboration: Delvaux x Stefan Schöning folder chair
- Delvaux opened their first atelier outside of Belgium this year in Vietnam. quality control is kept at its highest nonetheless. classic models of Brilliant and Tempête and the main lines are still produced in Belgium.
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outside of Europe, Delvaux is now available in the US @ Barneys and in HK @ Maria Luisa.
Delvaux can be purchased online at its e-shop: Delvaux e-shop


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If 100 of best marketing minds around gathered to discuss the industry, do you think that they all would be able to agree on a single dictionary definition of marketing?
I don't. In fact, good luck even reaching agreement on who the 100 best marketers are. I don't believe complete agreement is possible because marketers- like scientists, politicians, artists or sports fans, don't come without bias.
For a researcher, great marketing is researching, calculating, organizing and pouring over their statistical findings. On the other hand, to a strategist, great marketing is discovering key insights from proper interpretation of the data collected.
Talk to a copywriter and they will say an effective outdoor ad campaign must have well written copy that resonates in an instant. Yet, the media planner will likely say that finding and securing the perfect spot along the highway is the key to success.
In the graphic design department, great marketing is all about designing a package that will stand out among the thousands of products on store shelves. Of course, the sales department might say that the hard work is done before the product reaches the shelves. Just getting that big order from Wal-Mart is truly great marketing.
I'm not saying that marketers cannot look beyond their own job descriptions and see the value in the work others are doing. However, I am saying that there is a reason we value the things we do and view the world with those values in mind.
Therefore, I think we must ask two questions of ourselves. First, do we know why we value what we do? Second, is it more powerful to align ourselves with people who share similar values or must we convert outsiders to see the value in what we do and begin to value it for themselves?
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Hyatt Place Manatí Opens in Puerto Rico
Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H), PRISA Group and McConnell Valdes Consulting today announced the opening of Hyatt Place Manatí in Manatí, Puerto Rico.
The Governor of Puerto Rico, the Hon. Alejandro Garcia Padilla, attended the hotel's ribbon-cutting ceremony. Hyatt Place Manatí represents the first international hotel brand in the north central region of Puerto Rico and the second Hyatt Place hotel to open inPuerto Rico within the last three months, marking for a strong return of Hyatt-branded hotels to the Island after a seven-year absence.
In December of 2013, Puerto Rico's first Hyatt Place hotel opened in the municipality of Bayamon and has been warmly received by the region. The Hyatt Place brand expansion continues in Puerto Rico with Hyatt Place Manatí and will be followed by a Hyatt House hotel inSan Juan, which is expected to open later this year. Hyatt House San Juan will mark the first hotel in the extended stay segment to open in Puerto Rico.
"Hyatt Place was built from the insight of our guests' appreciation for approachable style, where design and quality is delivered in a very simple and affordable fashion, offering a seamless travel experience for guests, and we are delighted with this new choice for travelers visiting the north central region of Puerto Rico," said Chris Walker, vice president of brands, Hyatt Place. "This second opening furthers the meaningful growth of our brand in Puerto Rico, and throughout the U.S., Caribbean, Mexico and Latin America over the next few years."
Hyatt Place hotels are opening throughout the world and the brand is nearing its 200th hotel opening. Its strength and reputation among guests and the hospitality industry is also continuing to grow. Last year, the Hyatt Place brand was recognized for its distinctive amenities and service as highest in guest satisfaction among upscale hotel chains in the U.S. by J.D. Power; one of the top 10 brands offering the best customer satisfaction in both the Americas and around the globe by the Market Metrix Hospitality Index; and best in its category for the second consecutive year in Business Travel News' annual Hotel Chain Survey.
"With Puerto Rico seeing double-digit growth in visitors and RevPAR during the last three years, it's the perfect time to introduce our second Hyatt Place hotel on the Island and to expand our relationship with Hyatt," said Federico Stubbe, Jr., president of PRISA Group, the developer and owner. "The Hyatt Place brand offers an innovative service concept and a modern design that we believe will be very successful in Puerto Rico. The introduction of a second of three planned Hyatt select service hotels in Puerto Rico is a testament to the growth of the Island as a national and international destination for both leisure and business travelers."


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29/01/2014, 11.17 Ufficiale
Royal Ivey signs with Guangdong Southern Tigers
The former NBA signs in China
Royal Ivey penned a deal in China with Guangdong. The former NBA player left the Thunder after his 10-day contract expired to accept the proposal from CBA.
Ivey will be a teammate of another NBAer, Yi Jianlian.
Royal Ivey has a workout for Guangdong today.He will be Yi Jianlian's teammate. pic.twitter.com/xZgQTBqVZA— 申 (@shaopeng_shen) January 29, 2014
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Did Adele Have a Nose Job?
April 20, 2012 in Celebrity Plastic Surgery by Jet H. Ross | 1 Comment
You can't go anywhere these days without hearing the rich tones of Adele being piped in through the speakers. With all of her sudden popularity it makes sense that Adele might also succumb to the pressures of looking like a star, changing her makeup and possibly getting a nose job.
23-year old Adele has had a few changes in her appearance lately, leading to rumors that the singer has undergone a rhinoplasty. However, any changes are probably the result of improved makeup application and even weight loss after a major throat surgery, rather than the results of a plastic surgery recovery.
Plastic surgeon Dr. Gabriel Chiu tells Celebuzz that he doesn't believe the plastic surgery rumors.
He says, "I don't believe that Adele has had a nose job. If you compare her nose in each photo to features that you cannot change — her pupils and stunning eyes — the ratio appears to be the same."
He concedes that if a nose job did take place, "The features of the nose are similar as well," he adds. "If she had something done, it was too subtle. I doubt that she had her nose done … It doesn't appear that the nuances (the bumps and curves) of her nose have changed. Usually when patients have a rhinoplasty procedure, they ask for more overall definition or multiple subtle changes rather than just one. I would give Adele benefit of the doubt that she did not undergo Rhinoplasty."
So any changes in Adele's appearance can be attributed to better styling, not great plastic surgery.
"I believe that she got a better makeup artist and stylist," Dr. Chiu concludes. "There may have been a narrowing through her mid-vault, but the look can also be accomplished with makeup."
Makemeheal.com congratulates Adele on being named on the Time 100 Most Influential list, with or without plastic surgery.
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Dr. Gabriel Chiu made some comments on the article above. Dr. Chiu at Beverly Hills Plastic Surgery Inc. is such a honest doctor, just like how humbled he was in his comments is how his bed side manner is. When he was my doctor I was treated with such respect. I was comfortable at all times. His knowledge of plastic surgery is extensive and my surgical outcomes reflected that.


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RED WING, Minn., – A 30 gallon salt glaze crock with two leaves brought the highest bid at this year's Red Wing Collectors Society (RWCS) Auction on July 7. Although unsigned, its perfect condition drove the bidding to $5,000.
The 35th Annual RWCS Convention brought more than 1,500 visitors to the city of Red Wing from July 6-9 to buy, sell and learn more about the lines of Red Wing stoneware, art pottery and dinnerware.
Other items of interest in this year's auction, which was operated by Houghton's Auction Service, included a 2 gallon Ice Water cooler (mint), $2,600; 12 gallon salt glaze leaf crock (mint), $1,900; 1977 RWCS Commemorative (mint), $1900; 5 gallon double-handled advertising jug with birchleaves and "Music Hall Bathhouse, Excelsior Springs" advertising (chip and manufacturing flaw), $1,075.
For notable art pottery items, two #1147 Engobe busts (both mint) brought $600 and $575 each, respectively. Other top lots included a #571 Rumrill nude Athenian footed bowl, $400; #672 orange and green Chromoline covered candy (mint), $375; and a brushware hanging pot with embossed acorns and leaves, $210.
|This 30 gallon Red Wing salt glaze double leaf crock was the top piece at the RWCS Auction on July 7 at Red Wing High School, drawing a high bid of $5,000. The Society's next event is its MidWinter GetTogether, February 9-11, 2012 in Des Moines.
One of the top dinnerware lots consisted of more than 100 pieces of Tampico dinnerware, $550. A Jack Frost cookie jar (mint) brought $450; two hand-painted harlequin bowls brought $375 (mint) and $130 (chip and hairline), respectively. One of the neatest dinnerware lots in the auction was a 16-piece set of Charstone Bleu dinnerware and original brochure. The pieces had never been removed from their original box – not even for the auction. It brought $95.
The auction, which had about 280 items, brought nearly $80,000 in total sales.
RWCS members had a wide variety of activities to attend during Convention including a number of educational sessions, a "Crock Hunt" scavenger hunt around town and a special display room where members showed rare items and created their own unique displays for the education and enjoyment of attendees. Other events throughout the week included the annual business meeting, the Potter's Picnic, and the always anticipated Saturday Show & Sale. Members also bought and sold items throughout the week in the parking lot at Pottery Place Mall. Nearly 200 volunteers helped make this year's Convention a success.
Topping the news from this year's annual business meeting were the inductions of longtime RWCS members Steve Showers and Dennis Nygaard into the RWCS Hall of Fame. Both men, who have each dug pottery shards in the Red Wing Pottery Dump for more than 30 years, were recognized for their many contributions to enhancing the knowledge of Red Wing stoneware collectors as a whole through the countless discoveries they've made.
Ronald C. Schirmer, Ph.D. from Minnesota State University at Mankato kicked off Convention with his keynote presentation on ancient pottery from the Red Wing area. Other topics of educational sessions included an orientation for first timers, demonstrations by a working potter from Ephraim Pottery "throwing" pieces on a wheel, Red Wing 101, recent finds from the old pottery dump, Red Wing dinnerware, Pennsylvania's Sherwood Brothers pottery, Red Wing Saffronware and using Facebook to enhance your collecting experience. The RWCS Foundation also held an info session about its plans to acquire a new, permanent home for the Red Wing Pottery Museum.
The year's commemorative, which could be purchased only by Society members, was a miniature 4 gallon salt glaze churn. Two limited-edition commemoratives were also produced. These were mixed in with the regular commemoratives and all commemoratives were packaged in sealed boxes, so a small number of members were fortunate enough to get one. Of the 3,300 pieces made, 2965 had a cobalt target decoration, 300 had a butterfly and 35 had a hand-drawn bird.
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Another unique aspect of the RWCS Convention was the participation of the younger generation through the KidsView program. The Society is on the leading edge of creating engaging and educational ways to get the younger generations involved in collecting. The focus on these RWCS members is an important part of the vision of the Society to ensure its continued existence and growth. Many interactive and challenging activities and seminars were offered for children of all ages, such as learning how to bid at an auction, what to look for in an antique, and several hands-on pottery creation projects.
To further complement KidsView, a new program was introduced at this year's Convention geared towards helping young Red Wing collectors ages 15 to 20 to grow their interest in Red Wing. Participants learned more about Red Wing, developed new friendships, participated in hands-on activities and visited with dealers who were set up in the Pottery Place parking lot.
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Jo Cunningham is back with an all-new, revised edition of her bestselling Collector's Encyclopedia of American Dinnerware. In this collector's encyclopedia, hundreds of pieces of American dinnerware are illustrated with both color photos and black and white original catalog pages and advertisements.
Included are backstamps, advertising, company information, and values for every piece. There is also a fascinating section on how dinnerware is made and a brief history of the American pottery industry.
There is expanded coverage of some company histories. Some of the manufacturers represented include Bennington, California Potteries, Haeger, Hall, Hull, Pfaltzgraff, Purinton, Red Wing, Shawnee, Stangl, Steubenville, Homer Laughlin, Limoges, Paden City Pottery, Jackson China, and many more.
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General Information On Hunting Crossbows - Choosing The Best Type For Your Needs
Crossbows come in different sizes and forms. Some types are better for archery while other can be used as hunting crossbows. However, several factors should be considered in choosing a crossbow of choice. For instance, the shooter's skill level, season, and the type of target play a major part in choosing the best hunting crossbow for your needs. For the best crossbows look here crossbows
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• Recurve Crossbow
A recurve crossbow contains a metal arm, stock and lath. The metal arm bends and retracts when a bolt is launched. Unlike ordinary crossbows, recurve crossbows have longer draw length.
• Compound Crossbow
A compound crossbow, on the other hand, has stiff limbs. It contains pulleys connected by cables. A compound crossbow's mechanism involves drawing the string back, which in turn, moves the pulleys in order to propel the cables
• Pistol Crossbow
A pistol crossbow is more light weight and is easier to carry than a recurve crossbow. It can be as light as 80 lbs. though there is also a 150-lb variant. It is so compact in terms of size because it is specifically designed for maximum mobility.
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The tragic suicide of the artist's model, Aglaia Coronio, led to the eventual sale of her prized art collection.
An extraordinary work by leading Pre-Raphaelite artist Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones is estimated to sell for £150,000 – 200,000 ($240,000-400,000) at Bonhams 19th Century Picture sale on 23rd January 2013. 'The Days of Creation' is a superbly crafted pencil work created by the renowned artist in 1871 in preparation for his celebrated painting of the same title.
The artist gave the work to his close friend Aglaia Coronio, who frequently modelled for him and who counted other leading artists such as Rossetti and William Morris, among her friends. She was known for her formidable intelligence, sound judgement, humour and eccentricity and with her striking good looks she became one of the most recognised Pre-Raphaelite muses. Aglaia Coronio, her cousin Maria Zambaco and the artist Marie Spartali Stillman, who had a passionate affair with Burne-Jones, became known amongst friends as the Three Graces, appearing as a trio in Burne-Jones' painting 'The Mill'.
Aglaia was a welcome visitor to Burne-Jones' and Watts' studios, and according to Lady Burne-Jones, she "helped him [Burne-Jones] a hundred times by finding fabrics and arranging dresses for his models".[i] It was most likely on one of these occasions that she acquired the present 'Days of Creation' as a token of the artist's gratitude for her valued assistance.
By 1906 after suffering an unhappy marriage and the loss of several loved-ones, she tragically cut her life short. Grief stricken after the demise of her friends Rossetti, Morris and Burne-Jones, her sense of loss was compounded by the diminishing health and eventual death of her beloved daughter Calliope, who died on the 19th August, 1906. Distraught, the following day Aglaia Coronio took her own life by stabbing herself with a pair of scissors.
After her death, the majority of Aglaia Coronio's impressive art collection, including 35 paintings and 12 drawings went under the hammer, although it appears that 'The Days of Creation' was not included in the sale. It is likely to have been saved just before the sale by Aglaia's niece, Zoë Ionides.
'The Days of Creation' pencil work is a semi-independent work, executed as much for the artist's personal pleasure as to mark a distinction between his stained glass designs and a fully completed easel work. It shows his superior skills as a draughtsman and includes subtle variations to the later oil painting which was based on this drawing. When the painted version of 'The Days of Creation' was unveiled at the Grosvenor gallery, it was heralded as a sensation and ensured Burne-Jones' reputation as a leader of the Aesthetic movement.
The artist frequently returned to the theme of The Creation, which evolved out of designs for stained glass windows. The panels in this work were conceived as a complete picture and portray the story of The Creation as described in the first book of Genesis. Each panel shows a winged angel holding a crystal globe.
Charles O'Brien, Director of 19th Century Pictures said, "Burne-Jones rightfully earned his place as the leader of the Aesthetic movement. He was one of the finest draughtsmen of the 19th Century and this stunning work shows that his linear inspiration was rarely surpassed. There is such a tragic story attached to the original owner of this work, it makes the drawing all the more poignant.
"Having remained in private hands for most of its existence, the reappearance of 'The Days of Creation' cannot fail to arouse considerable interest, not only from Burne-Jones admirers but all who appreciate true beauty."


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