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Steven Spielberg, Ted Sarandos Look To Be Seeking Common Ground Over Awards Debate | THR News
March 15, 2019
The two industry heavyweights — who have been on opposite sides of the debate over what constitutes an Oscar-qualifying movie — sat down with each other this week.
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DURHAM, N.C. (AP) Freshman Rasheed Sulaimon scored a season-high 25 points and Duke bounced back from one of its worst losses under Mike Krzyzewski by routing Maryland 84-64 on Saturday.
Mason Plumlee added 19 points and Seth Curry had 13 for the Blue Devils (17-2, 4-2 Atlantic Coast Conference).
They had just four turnovers while shooting 52 percent against a Maryland defense that hadn't allowed any team to shoot better than 44 percent.
Plumlee finished 9 of 12 while Sulaimon was 9 of 13 with six 3-pointers - twice as many as his previous high, and four in a 3-minute span of the first half.
Dez Wells and Charles Mitchell both had 13 points for the Terrapins (15-5, 3-4), who have lost four of six.
VILLANOVA 75, No. 3 SYRACUSE 71
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Ryan Arcidiacono hit the tying 3-pointer with 2.2 seconds left in regulation, and James Bell hit consecutive 3s in overtime to send Villanova to its second win over a Top 5 team this week.
The Wildcats defeated No. 5 Louisville 73-64 on Tuesday and became the first unranked team to beat two Top 5 teams in the same season since Florida State in 2011-12, according to STATS LLC.
Arcidiacono let go a leaner from just beyond the 3-point line to tie the game at 61, force overtime and send the crowd into a frenzy.
With the Orange (18-2, 6-1 Big East) down two points in overtime, Brandon Triche made one free throw with 46.5 seconds left.
Bell followed with a layup to for a 71-68 lead and the Wildcats (13-7, 4-3) held on from the free throw line.
Darrun Hilliard scored 25 points and Yarou had 14 points and 16 rebounds for the Wildcats.
Triche led the Orange with 23 points and Carter-Williams scored 17 as the Orange had an eight-game winning streak snapped.
No. 3 KANSAS 67, OKLAHOMA 54
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Ben McLemore scored 18 points and Jeff Withey added 13 points and nine rebounds as Kansas extended its nation-leading winning streak to 17 games.
Withey had four blocks and three steals, and Travis Releford added 10 points for the Jayhawks (18-1, 6-0 Big 12), who won their 33rd straight at Allen Fieldhouse to match the fourth-longest home winning streak in school history.
Kansas opened a 29-21 lead at halftime and never was threatened in the second half, holding the Sooners to 35 percent shooting for the game.
Romero Osby and Amath M'Baye scored 12 points each to lead the Sooners (13-5, 4-2), who were dominated on the offensive and defensive glass. Steven Pledger added 10 points.
Oklahoma has lost 10 straight to the Jayhawks dating to 2006, and hasn't won at the Phog since the Sooners beat then-No. 6 Kansas as an unranked team during the 1993 season.
GEORGETOWN 53, No. 5 LOUISVILLE 51
WASHINGTON (AP) - Otto Porter had 17 points and grabbed the game's decisive rebound with 1.4 seconds to play as Georgetown handed Louisville its third straight loss.
Trailing by one, Louisville had several chances to take the lead in the final 2 minutes. After getting the ball back on a disputed held ball ruling, the Cardinals kept the ball for a final shot. Peyton Siva, who didn't score in the game, missed the jumper, Porter grabbed the rebound and was fouled.
Porter finished with 12 rebounds for the Hoyas (14-4, 4-3 Big East).
Russ Smith, taken out of the starting lineup, finished with 12 points, while Luke Hancock and Gorgui Dieng also had 12 for the Cardinals (16-4, 4-3), who have their longest losing streak since January 2010. No. 1 in the country a week ago, Louisville then fell to Syracuse and Villanova.
IOWA STATE 73, No. 11 KANSAS STATE 67
AMES, Iowa (AP) - Will Clyburn had 24 points and 10 rebounds and Iowa State handed Kansas State its second straight loss.
Freshman Georges Niang added 15 points for the Cyclones (14-5, 4-2 Big 12), who beat a ranked opponent for the first time this season.
Will Spradlin had 15 points and Rodney McGruder scored 13 to lead the Wildcats (15-4, 4-2), who lost on the road for the first time in four tries.
Kansas State's eight-game winning streak was stopped Wednesday by No. 3 Kansas.
WISCONSIN 45, No. 12 MINNESOTA 44
MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Traevon Jackson just beat the shot clock and hit a 15-foot jumper from the right side with 4 seconds left as Wisconsin handed Minnesota its fourth straight loss.
After Jackson's shot gave the Badgers a 45-43 lead, the Golden Gophers (15-5, 3-4 Big Ten) called a timeout with 1.8 seconds remaining and inbounded from halfcourt. The Badgers' Mike Bruesewitz fouled Trevor Mbakwe on the play, but the big man was unable to shoot the ensuing free throws because of an apparent right hand or wrist injury.
Rodney Williams stepped to the line and made the first free throw, but missed the second and Sam Dekker grabbed the rebound to seal the win for Wisconsin (14-6, 5-2), which ended a two-game slide.
Andre Hollins had 20 points for Minnesota.
No. 14 OHIO STATE 65, PENN STATE 51
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) - Sam Thompson scored 16 points on 6-of-7 shooting for Ohio State.
DeShaun Thomas added 11 points, well below his Big Ten-leading average of 20.5. Thompson picked up the slack against the Nittany Lions, who went 11-plus minutes of the first half without a field goal.
Ohio State (15-4, 5-2 Big Ten) gradually asserted control in the second half, though scrappy Penn State (8-12, 0-8) tried to hang around with defense and got within 10 points with 2:41 remaining.
Jermaine Marshall had 16 points for the Nittany Lions, who have lost 18 straight to the Buckeyes.
SAN DIEGO STATE 55, No. 15 NEW MEXICO 34
SAN DIEGO (AP) - JJ O'Brien had 12 points and 10 rebounds and Jamaal Franklin added 10 points for San Diego State.
The Aztecs (16-4, 4-2 Mountain West Conference) dealt the Lobos (17-3, 4-1) their first conference loss and snapped their four-game winning streak.
New Mexico's 34 points and 25 percent shooting (11 of 44) were season lows. Kendall Williams had 14 points for the Lobos.
New Mexico's previous lows of 46 points and 31.8 percent shooting came in their last loss, 60-46 at Saint Louis on Dec. 31.
SDSU shot only 40.4 percent (23 of 57) but outrebounded the Lobos 41-26.
No. 24 NOTRE DAME 73, SOUTH FLORIDA 65
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Jerian Grant scored 18 points and Tom Knight had 17 for Notre Dame.
Eric Atkins added 13 points and Pat Connaughton contributed 12 for Notre Dame (16-4, 4-3 Big East), which had lost three of four. Notre Dame forward Jack Cooley, who entered averaging 14.8 points, finished with six points and 14 rebounds.
Zach LeDay had 17 points and Anthony Collins added 12 for South Florida (10-9, 1-6), which led 35-28 at halftime.

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Produce Results LLC necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 236 diseños de 56 diseñadores freelance.
BKT is a commercial construction company that specializes in very high end interiors for corporate office buildings. Buildings that are suited for Upscale law firms, financial companies and the like.
***We are going to guarantee this contest - however 99designs will not allow us to guarantee without at least 10 designs and healthy state...
BKT Construction
We are looking for logo concepts, completed in Adobe Illustrator, that coomunicate Upscale High End, high quality Craftsmanship. Think in terms of a high quality commercial architectural firm.
What sets them apart is that the owners and highly skilled craftsman that work on the jobs and not in an office or are just foreman. There work is expensive and high end. It is owned by two brothers and they hire only skilled, talented craftsman.
- Design in Illustrator only
- limited to 2 spot colors
- suggested colors are dark yellow (PMS 130) & Black or Red
- We are open to other colors so please don't limit yourself
- Feel free to suggest a tagline (don't have one currently) but don't make the logo dependent on it
- Logo needs to translate to black and white easily
- Consider proportions when sizing down for Business Cards and Letterhead
- Something that will last over time (timeless design)
- No designs in 4 colors
- No designs in any other program other than Adobe Illustrator
- If you don't know illustrator please do not submit
- No trendy artwork
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"Concerto Palatino delivers delicious sonic bliss where the flamboyant art of improvisation triumphs: lucky Venetians who were surrounded every day with the beauty of a music so learned and so brilliant."
Classica (Italy)
"Veritable fireworks of musicality...coupled with shimmering virtuosity in all the instruments and a lively spirit of interpretation. The musicians played with effortless technical mastery. Every phrase, bursting with intensity, made one wish for more."
Toccata (Germany)
For over two decades, Concerto Palatino, under the direction of Bruce Dickey and Charles Toet, has been leading the way in the revival of the cornetto and baroque trombone. Their highly acclaimed concerts and recordings have brought an appreciation of their important but little known music to modern audiences, and stimulated many young players to take up these instruments, practically unknown a generation ago.
The cornetto is a wind instrument made of wood, covered with leather, and played with a small cup-shaped mouthpiece. Once considered "the most perfect of all musical instruments", it endured nearly a century and a half of complete neglect until it began to be revived in the 1950's. With its warm, vocal character and extreme agility, the cornetto was a natural match for the trombone. For over two hundred years, from the beginning of the 16th century to the middle of the 18th, these instruments combined in towns, courts and churches to form a consort of rare and resonant beauty. (For more on the decline of the cornetto, click here.)
The group takes its name from a historical ensemble of cornettists and trombonists which existed in the city of Bologna for over 200 years under the name, Il concerto palatino della Signoria di Bologna. Following in the footsteps of these former virtuosi, their aim is to restore these instruments to an active and respected place in concert life, and to cultivate a love of their music among audiences and players alike.
Inevitably, much of their repertoire is sacred, as these instruments were a fixture of musical chapels in both the Catholic south and the Protestant north, from the time of the first flowering of Flemish polyphony in the early 16th century through their twilight years at the time of J.S. Bach, one of the last composers to employ them in a serious way.


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How to
Use These Activities
Inquiry Question
Activity 1: Locating a Railway
Activity 2: Examining Trials
If a class visit to an actual trial is possible, prepare the students by asking them to choose a particular person involved in the case with whom to identify. Back in the classroom, have those representing the plaintiff, defendant, judge, etc., meet in their respective groups and discuss the following issues:
Activity 3: Local and National Connections
Finally, ask the students to discuss the essays and the role of public buildings in modern communities.
Activity 4: Historic Preservation
If possible, have a local preservation expert visit the class to discuss these questions with the students and to explain how decisions are made as to whether or not to preserve such buildings.


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This ad for Huggies wipes portrays the young, otherwise cute baby as a serious, demanding, won't-take-no-for-an-answer CEO of his parents' lives. I think this matches a pose Lee Iacocca made for Forbes Magazine back in the 80s and was created with 3 lights.
Camera: Hasselblad H1 with Phase One P45+ back and 80mm lens, set on a tripod 5 feet back. Shot at 1/125, f11, ISO 100.
Lighting: The key light is a small softbox at f11 boomed directly overhead of the baby and aimed straight down. This creates the contrast and the dark eyes (very unique for baby photography). A white beauty dish at f4 1/2 (-2 1/2 stops) is boomed above the camera and serves as a slight fill. A standard reflector at f16 (+1 stop) is sitting low on the ground behind the boy and aimed upward at the backdrop. This creates the glowing gradient.
Comments: Tony had four, 3-month-olds on set, but this boy instantly became the star. Though he couldn't yet speak, his body language talked at great lengths about his disappointment with the prosecution's handling of the Enron scandal, the differences between a 10 and 18-year-old scotch and how derivatives weren't the devil they were made out to be by the liberal media.


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Posted by Editoress on 02/9/10
Kevin Field, manager with the now defunct Symmetrics Cycling Team, has signed on with the U23 Trek-Livestrong squad as Assistant Team Director.
"I'll be joining Trek-Livestrong this year as Axel's [Merckx] assistant director. First race will be the Tour of Oman."
Kevin's Bio
A veteran to the young rider development and direction, Field previously directed the Symmetrics Cycling Team to 23 UCI wins including: the US Open, Tour de Beauce, overall titles in the UCI Americas Tour individual and team standing and a GC podium at the Tour of Missouri.
Field helped groom Symmetrics riders for top performances in the Beijing Olympics and 2008 world championships as well as recruit and develop young talent across the country. He is excited to learn from Merckx as they combine experiences managing the talented cyclists in Trek-LIVESTRONG's 2010 season.
A Canadian native, Field's interest in cycling developed an amateur racer at the age of 14. Racing across North America, France and Belgium, he enjoyed 12 career wins. After graduating college with degrees in both philosophy and project management, Field first made his directorial debut with Jetfuel, Canada's first UCI-registered trade team in 1999.
After collecting two national championships and four UCI wins with Jetfuel, Field went on to direct Symmetrics Cycling Team from 2006 to 2008.
When not working with Trek-LIVESTRONG, Field is an accomplished interaction designer, certified project manager and owns a web consultancy based in Ottawa, Canada. A self-proclaimed outdoorsman, Field enjoys camping, skiing and snowboarding in his spare time. He resides Chelsea, Quebec with his wife, Sheri, and their dog and three cats.
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This is the original, old-fashioned turkey. Because we layer the turkey with salt pork, we prefer to use a natural turkey here; self-basting turkeys may become too salty. (If using a self-basting turkey, use all water in the gravy rather than a combination of water and broth.) Make sure to start the gravy as soon as the turkey goes into the oven.–The Editors at America's Test Kitchen
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Old-Fashioned Roast Turkey and Gravy
- Quick Glance
- Serves 10 to 12
Special Equipment: Cheesecloth
IngredientsEmail Grocery List
- For the turkey
- 4 cups cold water
- 1 12- to 14-pound turkey, neck and giblets reserved
- 1 pound salt pork, cut into 1/4-inch-thick slices
- For the gravy
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- Reserved turkey neck and giblets
- 1 (about 1 cup) onion, diced
- 5 cups cold water
- 2 cups homemade chicken stock or low-sodium canned chicken broth
- 4 sprigs fresh thyme
- 1 bay leaf
- 6 tablespoons unbleached all-purpose flour
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Roast the turkey
- 1. Adjust an oven rack to the lowest position and heat the oven to 350°F (175°C). Fold the cheesecloth into an 18-inch square. Place the cheesecloth in a large bowl and cover with the water.
- 2. Arrange the turkey, breast-side up, on a V-rack set inside a roasting pan and tuck the wings behind the back of the turkey. Prick the skin of the breast and legs of the turkey all over with a fork, cover the breast and legs of the turkey with the salt pork, top with the soaked cheesecloth (pouring any remaining water into the roasting pan), and cover the cheesecloth completely with heavy-duty aluminum foil.
- 3. Roast the turkey until the thickest part of the breast registers 140°F (60°C) on an instant-read thermometer, 2 1/2 to 3 hours. Remove the foil, cheesecloth, and salt pork and discard. Increase the oven temperature to 425°F (220°C). Continue to roast until the thickest part of the breast registers 160 to 165°(71°C), 30 to 45 minutes longer. Transfer the turkey to a cutting board and let rest for 30 minutes.
- Make the gravy
- 4. While the turkey is roasting, heat the oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat until it shimmers. Add the turkey neck and giblets and cook until browned, about 5 minutes. Add the onion and cook until softened, 5 to 7 minutes. Stir in the water, stock or broth, thyme, and bay leaf and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to low and simmer until reduced by half, about 3 hours. Strain the stock, reserving the giblets, if desired. (You should have about 3 1/2 cups stock.)
- 5. Carefully strain the contents of the roasting pan and pour them into a fat separator. Let the juices and fat separate, then skim the fat, reserving 1/4 cup of the fat. Pour the defatted pan juices into the measuring cup along with enough of the giblet stock to yield 4 cups.
- 6. Heat the reserved fat in an empty saucepan over medium heat until it shimmers. Stir in the flour and cook until it's honey-colored and fragrant, about 4 minutes. Slowly whisk in the giblet stock and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer, stirring frequently, until the gravy is slightly thickened, about 5 minutes. Chop the giblets and add them to the gravy, if desired. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Carve the turkey and serve with the gravy.
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As summer nears its end, I'm wondering, which design books are you reading? I've had a few out all summer; a few that watching Million Dollar Decorators on Bravo inspired me to buy, a few I picked up at the Borders going out of business sale, and a few that just sort of came across my desktop and I impulse-bought, so I thought I'd share. We'd love to know which design tomes are inspiring you this summer; please share them with us in the comments section!
Here are the eight that I've had out for easy reference this summer.
Mary McDonald Interiors: The Allure of Style: I absolutely loved Mary's personality on the show, though they were not able to show very many of her big projects. You'll need this book to check them out.
Summers in France: I absolutely fell in love with Kathryn Ireland on the show as well, wishing she was someone I had a weekly margarita date with. Her personality shows through in this fantastic book, where she shares her farmhouse in the French countryside. She also includes information about how to be a good guest (bring something back from the market when you go, rent your own car, don't ask to borrow Kathryn's laptop, and don't throw cigarette butts in potted plants).
Bunny Williams' Scrapbook for Living: I admit, I just judged this one by the cover, the fact that it involved Ms. Williams, and the fact that it was deeply discounted in the almost-wiped out design section at my neighborhood soon-to-be-empty Borders store.
Undecorate: The No-Rules Approach to Interior Design: Founder of DwellStudio, Christiane Lemieux, has been a friend of this site for a long time, and it's been a ball to watch her success. Here, she explains her approach to design (there is no specific approach) and features all kinds of comfortable and stylish spaces that break all the usual rules.
Decorate: 1,000 Professional Design Ideas for Every Room in Your Home: We've also been following blogger Holly Becker since the very early days of her now extremely popular design blog, Decor8. It's so much fun to hold a copy of her baby, this book, in your hands and wonder "how the hell did she come up with A THOUSAND ideas?!??!!" It's also funny to have a book called "Decorate" right next to one called "Undecorate."
The Happy Home Project: A Practical Guide to Adding Style and Substance to Your Home: I LOVE this book. It is one that truly inspires, not just through it's beautiful images, but through the direct instructions and advice given by Jean Nayar. She also lives by example, having delved into all of the topics she discusses like the journalist she is, and applying their lessons to her own life.
50 Bauhaus Icons You Should Know: OK, another Borders bargain. I'm taking their word for it. One Bauhaus icon I'd like to forget? Those awful sweatbox Gropius dorms at Harvard. The worst! By the way, I just did a summer program at Harvard, I'm not trying to front like I am a Harvard grad. If you really must know, I applied there for grad school and was rejected. But I digress. This is just a good book to have to round out the serious design shelf.
The New Traditional: This book came out several years ago, but I am cheap and didn't wind up getting it until I could score a used copy at a good price. It's a nice one to have around because Darryl Carter's work is a very good lesson in curating and editing. It makes me look at traditional items with fresh eyes.
Which design books are capturing your attention and inspiring you this summer? Please let us know in the comments section!


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During a medical timeout in Nadia Petrova's Pan Pacific Open semifinal match against Samantha Stosur in Tokyo, the broadcast team threw it down to Petrova's coach, Ricardo Sanchez, who was wearing a microphone. Within seconds, Sanchez trolled everybody.
Drop Shot Dispatch seems to think Sanchez called Stosur a "fucking bitch," and while it's obvious he used the word "fucking," the rest isn't so easy to discern. But the best part isn't that Sanchez unloaded the F-bomb; it's that he and Petrova were so keenly aware he had just unloaded that F-bomb on live television. Hahaha! Whoops! My bad!


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Most people would probably agree that cluster bombs are hideous weapons–deadly, indiscriminate, and likely to kill or injure civilians.
So it was no surprise to see this headline on the front page of the New York Times (12/21/12):
Syria Unleashes Cluster Bombs on Town, Punishing Civilians
As the headline indicates, cluster bombs are especially dangerous to noncombatants. And the Times story by C.J. Chivers is a moving account of what it is like to live in such a warzone. It begins:
The plane came in from the southeast late in the afternoon, releasing its weapons in a single pass. Within seconds, scores of finned bomblets struck and exploded on the homes and narrow streets of this small Syrian town.
After the screams and the desperate gathering of the victims, the staff at the local Freedom Hospital counted four dead and 23 wounded. All were civilians, doctors and residents said.
The war in Syria is horrific, and this evidence is especially disturbing. As Chivers notes:
The Syrian government's attack here on December 12 pointed to one of the war's irrefutable patterns: the deliberate targeting of civilians by President Bashar al-Assad's military, in this case with a weapon that is impossible to use precisely.
What kind of government would deploy such weapons, a reader might wonder? The Times gives one answer, if you're reading carefully:
The use of cluster munitions is banned by much of the world, although Syria, like the United States, is not party to that international convention.
But there's more to it than that.
On December 17, 2009, Barack Obama ordered a cluster bomb attack in Yemen that reportedly killed dozens of civilians. The attack was not widely reported; the Times weighed in on it months later, in the midst of a piece (8/15/10) about Obama's shadow war against Al-Qaeda:
As word of the December 17 attack filtered out, a very mixed picture emerged. The Yemeni press quickly identified the United States as responsible for the strike. Qaeda members seized on video of dead children and joined a protest rally a few days later, broadcast by Al Jazeera, in which a speaker shouldering an AK-47 rifle appealed to Yemeni counterterrorism troops.
The Times account is more restrained than its reporting on the attack in Syria:
A Navy ship offshore had fired the weapon in the attack, a cruise missile loaded with cluster bombs, according to a report by Amnesty International. Unlike conventional bombs, cluster bombs disperse small munitions, some of which do not immediately explode, increasing the likelihood of civilian causalities. The use of cluster munitions, later documented by Amnesty, was condemned by human rights groups.
An inquiry by the Yemeni Parliament found that the strike had killed at least 41 members of two families living near the makeshift Qaeda camp. Three more civilians were killed and nine were wounded four days later when they stepped on unexploded munitions from the strike, the inquiry found.
The lesson to be drawn is that, at the very least, the use of cluster bombs against civilians is newsworthy depending on who is using them. If it's an enemy state, like Syria or Qaddafi's Libya, you can expect to read about it, and in clear language on the front page. "Qaddafi Is Using Cluster Bombs in Civilian Area"–that's the page 1 headline in the New York Times (4/16/11). As FAIR's Jim Naureckas noted at the time, the destruction was described in vivid terms: "Where a crowd had assembled for food, bits of human flesh had been blasted against a cinder-block wall."
And an article like this will mention, almost in passing, that our own government does the same:
At the same time, the United States has used cluster munitions itself, in battlefield situations in Afghanistan and Iraq, and in a strike on suspected militants in Yemen in 2009.
Of course, it is much more difficult to report on the United States' secret drone war in a remote part of Yemen. But one Yemeni journalist did that. Abdulelah Haider Shaye provided an indispensable link to the carnage on the ground. (See Jeremy Scahill's excellent piece in the Nation–3/13/12.)
Where is he now? In prison in Yemen, doing time on a dubious terrorism charge. Efforts to secure him a pardon progressed over the past several years, and it looked like Yemeni authorities were willing to free him. That is, until Barack Obama made a phone call to Yemen to express his concern–that the reporter might be released.


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Conditions not improving for Syrians in Lebanon
'The refugees are now coming in even greater numbers,' said ShelterBox Response Team (SRT) member David Webber (UK). 'These people have nothing and have been subjected to loss of family, rape, kidnap, robbery, the list goes on.'
An SRT has been conducting needs assessments in the most northern part of Lebanon on the Syrian border to get an overview of the latest ever-changing situation for refugees.
Since the conflict began in Syria, this isolated area has been hosting higher relative concentrations of refugees than almost anywhere else in Lebanon. They have received very little humanitarian assistance from the outside and the winter has only compounded the hardships they face daily with high snowfall and subzero temperatures.
'The number of Syrians is increasing and the conditions are not getting any better,' commented SRT member Torstein Nielsen (NO).
'We met Rehab, a widow who has been living in a simple unfinished one-room building. Her husband died in Syria in the early phase of the war nearly two years ago. The room they live in has no heating, windows nor doors and a graveled floor. Some thin blankets are the only coverage to keep the freezing wind away. She lives here with her three daughters aged two, three and four.
'In a similar building nearby, used for sheep until recently, there are two families living together, nine people in total. They have been here for four months and have no other place to live or go, as like most Syrians here, they have no official documentation that would enable them to travel to areas with better accommodation and little or no money.
'New refugees arrive'
'Just next door we also met Suhela, also a widow after her husband died during fighting in Homs a year ago. She has five children to look after aged one, three, eight, 12 and 15.
'There are so many similar stories here and new stories come up every day as new refugees arrive.'
The living conditions for the refugees are terrible but the local communities are helping them as much as possible, which they are very grateful for.
'The recent influx of refugees in this area consist of very poor and elderly people; families with children and people with health problems,' said a mayor of a municipality in the region that cannot be named for security reasons. 'The village community does as good as they can in this difficult situation but the biggest problem here is lack of shelter and warm blankets. The number of refugees will increase in the near future with more people fleeing from Syria.'
'As bad as it gets'
'These are some of the most damaged people I have ever come across,' said SRT member David Webber (UK) who has been on over 20 ShelterBox deployments. 'Although the local communities are sharing, there is still not enough for everyone. They have a lack of food, inadequate winter clothing, little bedding and no medical facilities. They can go nowhere. They are used to living in conditions like you and me; this is pretty much as bad as it gets. We must do all that we can to give them a little hope.'
'It is difficult to think of another place where the need for help is greater than in this area,' said Torstein.


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There is a lot of talk this morning - and rightly so - on the big drop in Apple's share price. After all, it is a widely owned and followed stock; it is one of the most recognized brands in the world; and it accounts for a meaningful portion (9.5% percent) of the NASDAQ composite.
Most of the commentary focuses on the reasons and validity of the recent movements in Apple's share price. The basic question is the extent to which the sharp fall - down over 10 percent early this morning and 35 percent overall since the end of September - is warranted by growing concerns about the ability of the company to maintain rapid growth in the context of increasing competition and an uncertain product cycle.
This question is well covered by analysts, and will continue to be so.
(Read More: Apple Suppliers Slammed, but Experts Say Buy)


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On Sunday, Ashley Force, another comely lass who loves all things smelling like motor oil and shaped like spark plugs, became the first woman to ever win the NHRA Funny Car ( fuh-fuh-funny car! funny car!)event. You may remember Force from that reality show "Driving Force" where her and her racing family pretty much did the same things that the guys did on "American Chopper", but with less muscle shirts and more helmets. And, yes, based on some of her phtos, it appears she's also a person you'd most likely not ask to leave your sleeping quarters for munching on a crumbly snack.
Force's win comes just a week removed from Danica Patrick's monumental Indy Car victory, hopefully providing inspiration for plenty of young lead-footed ladies who someday dream of becoming racing champions. The only thing left is for a female monster truck driver to take Mrs.BIGFOOT over 50 burning station wagons and this glass ceiling in racing will be officially shattered forever.


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Day 50/100
For years I've wanted to play around with free motion stitching in a drawing capacity so this years 100 day project was the perfect opportunity. I went in without a plan, until the day I did the first monster, then I suddenly had a plan, a monster a day! Now Im wishing it was a 365 day project!
This hoop is for Day 50/100 The half way point of the 100 day project, Yay!
It is stitched with black thread on natural essex linen (with a stabilizer backing) and set in a 5"hoop, It has a leather loop for hanging.
Please be aware I have tried my best to represent colors accurately however, all monitors vary so colors may show slight variations in person.
This hoop is perfect for those you enjoy one of a kind handmade items.
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Summary Meeting Notes: January 23, 2013 Watershed Health and Environment PEG
January 23, 2013 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
1900 SW 4th Avenue, Portland, Conference Room 7a
PEG Attendees: Claire Carder, Corky Collier, Sally Edmunds, Roberta Jortner, Maryhelen Kincaid, Noelwah Netusil (by phone), Jonna Papaefthemieu, Bob Sallinger, Judy Bluehorse Skelton, Jennifer Thompson, Marie Walkiewicz
Presenters: Sallie Edmunds (BPS), Roberta Jortner (BPS), Shannon Buono (BPS), Marie Walkiewicz (BES)
Facilitator: Dena Marshall, Solid Ground Consulting, assisted by Kazmiera Taylor
Other attendees: Mary Vogel, Devta Khalsa, Elona Trogub, Alex Liverman, Jerry Grossnicklel, Nan Stark (BPS), Shannon Buono (BPS)
View the original agenda, including materials, for this meeting.
Welcome & Introductions, Comp Plan public workshops update
Presenters: Dena Marshall, Solid Ground Consulting (facilitator) and Sallie Edmunds (BPS). Sallie provided an update on the status of the Comp Plan process and distributed copies of the Comprehensive Plan Working Draft, Part 1. February launches the next steps in the Comp Plan process, with a series of public workshops from February 19 – March 14. Working Draft Part 2 will be released in Summer 2013. All PEG members and community members are encouraged to review the Draft policies and deliver written comments to BPS staff by May 2013.
Comprehensive Plan Working Draft Overview
Presenter: Shannon Buono (Bureau of Planning and Sustainability)
Shannon Buono provided an overview of the Comp Plan Working Draft policies, with particular highlights to sections in chapters where policy language reflects WHE PEG commentary.
Comments on draft policies
- WHE PEG members expressed a strong desire to see more carefully balanced language in policies related to Economic Development and Watershed Health & Environment. There were concerns about the apparent imbalance between draft economic development and environmental policy language. Economic Development policies include the use of definitive terms, while many of the environmental policies use conditional or aspirational phrasing.
- The imbalance (1) reflects a Citywide priority of favoring economic development over natural resource conservation, (2) will create pressure that leads to the sacrifice of ecological and human health (land-use, air quality, water), and (3) needs to be reset.
- There is a lack of parity among the verbs used in the Watershed Health and the Economic Development chapters. The Watershed Health chapter uses words such as "strive" or "provide as practicable". The verbs in the Economic chapter are more definitive, such as "increase, create, maintain". The difference in the strength of the verbs results in prioritizing economic growth over environmental health.
- Policies relating to land capacity and carrying capacity should be more strongly connected. Environmental goals correspond with land use goals; these connections should be made more clearly visible. Carrying capacity should also be included in Economic chapter.
- The draft policies missed opportunities to connect issues of ecology and economy (e.g. transportation and wildlife corridors), and to link ecological health with a healthy economy.
- The policies do not reflect that natural areas provide ecosystem services as well as biodiversity and intrinsic values.
- Mitigation should not be the default-avoidance should be given the most emphasis, and should also be included in Economic Development chapter.
- A PEG member suggested that there be a side-by-side comparison of Chapters 3 (Economic Development) and 4 (WHE) for next meeting.
- A review of the maps presented in the Draft Policies identifies Hayden Island as Industrial and River (pattern areas map, Chapter 5), appear to emphasize industrial over residential and wildlife on Hayden Island and the Columbia Corridor.
Comprehensive Plan Public Workshop Breakout Groups
Presenters: Roberta Jortner (BPS) and Marie Walkiewicz (BES). Roberta shared the Community Workshop schedule, encouraging PEG members to participate in the workshops. There will not be a March 2013 PEG meeting, to encourage PEG members to attend the workshops. Every workshop will include breakout groups related to the various Comp Plan policy topics.
Handout materials:
- "Portland's Comprehensive Plan: Implementing the Portland Plan" Workshop Schedule
- "Designing with Nature Breakout Session" a proposal for Design with Nature workshops
Public Comment
- Mary Vogel (Community Member): Expressed concern regarding the lack of provisions specifically for native plants in the Comprehensive Plan. Suggests book: 'The Nature Principle: Reconnecting with Life in a Virtual Age,' by Robert Louv (2012)
- Sallie Edmunds (BPS, WH/E PEG lead): Suggests bringing together a variety of groups interested in or currently addressing these issues, focusing on environment (WH/E) and discussing the Comprehensive Plan through that lens (e.g. Watershed Council, Soil and Water Conservation Districts, and neighborhoods and community members in general).
Next Steps
- Staff will convene a larger group meeting for discussion of WH/E issues and schedule time for that; consider a way to share comments from individuals regarding the Comprehensive Plan Draft and related issues more publicly from various PEG groups;
- A committee including staff, Judy Bluehorse Skelton, Dena Marshall, and Claire Carder will meet to explore innovative ways to make upcoming workshops more engaging and make issues more tangible and relevant, and to create a separate environment-focused workshop.
Next meeting: February 27, 2013, 4-6 pm at 1900 SW 4th Ave.
Please attend the Comp Plan community workshops
These workshops will have a session on Industrial Land and Environment:
Tuesday, February 26, 5:30-8:30 PM at De La Salle North Catholic HS, 7528 North Fenwick Ave
Saturday, March 9, 10 AM-1 PM at Beaumont MS,4043 NE Fremont St
These workshops will have a session on Design with Nature:
Tuesday, February 19, 6 to 9 PM, Multnomah Arts Center, 7688 SW Capitol Hwy
Thursday, February 28, 5:30 to 8:30 PM, Franklin High School, 5405 SE Woodward St
Saturday, March 2, 10 AM-1 PM at David Douglas HS, 1001 SE 135th Ave
Tuesday, March 5, 5 to 8 PM, Smith Memorial Union at Portland State University, 1825 SW Broadway
Business focus workshop: Thurs, March 14, 7:30-9:30 AM, location TBA
For more information, please contact Sallie Edmunds, Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, 503-823-6950 or email@example.com, or Dena Marshall, Solid Ground Consulting, 503-249-0000 or email@example.com.


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Still going strong
John Taylor
September 14, 2011
Richie Dixon was meant to retire in 2009 but he's currently leading Georgia in this year's World Cup © Getty Images
When Richie Dixon parted company with the Scottish Rugby Union after nearly 30 years - during which time he had coached at every level from juniors to the national team and had then been responsible for coaching development - he promised his wife he would be retiring.
The International Rugby Board had invited him to join their team of high performance consultants and that would stop him from becoming bored but he was definitely hanging up his boots. Two and a half years later he is Head Coach of Georgia and busier than ever.
"It was something of a surprise when they offered me the job but then I thought, 'what a chance!' They had already qualified for the World Cup and the opportunity to be a part of another World Cup and one taking place in New Zealand was too good to miss. I couldn't think of a good reason to say no," he says with a laugh.
The Georgian connection began when The IRB asked him to supervise a development plan as part of their scheme to assist the tier 2 nations. In October last year the President, George Nijaradze, made him his senior advisor and within a month offered him the job of national coach. Dixon, 65 next January, simply could not resist.
Instead of putting his feet up they have hardly touched the ground and his wife has scarcely seen him. He has spent the last four months in Tbilisi and has never worked so hard in his life. "They're so enthusiastic - they're a nation made for rugby and they want to talk about it morning noon and night," he says. "My wife has been out for a couple of visits but she has to spend most of the time by herself so it doesn't really work."
His only regret, though, is that he has not had enough time with the players. "If I had had them for two years I honestly believe we would be looking at getting through to the knockout stages," he says. "There are only about 750 senior players but playing numbers are up to five or six thousand overall. In the past there was a chronic shortage of pitches and many games took place on rough ground - car parks and the like. Now there is a proper development programme and facilities are improving rapidly."
Most of the national team play professionally in France but seven of this World Cup squad are home-based - an important signal that you do not have to go abroad to make it, says Dixon - and the increasing popularity of rugby was confirmed when prop David Zirakashvili was voted Georgian Athlete of the Year.
There is a great tradition of wrestling in Georgia and Dixon admits his greatest challenge is to expand their game because they simply love scrummaging. Zirakashvili plays for French champions, Clermont Auvergne, whilst another prop, David Kubriashvili, regularly keeps the great All Black Carl Hayman out of the starting line-up for Toulon leading some to claim they are now the best two props in the world and it is not just props who are making their mark. The French media chose Montpellier back-rower Mamuka Gogodze as the best foreign player in the Top 14.
They have certainly come a long way since their first foray into the World Cup in 2003 saw them lose 84-6 to England. They lost every game in that tournament but in 2007 they beat Namibia 30-0 and frightened the life out of Ireland before going down 14-10.
They are now up to 14th in the IRB rankings and have overtaken Romania as the top country in the European Nations Cup, the next tier down from the Six Nations Championship, so there was genuine disappointment after losing 15-6 to Scotland today.
Dixon felt they had blown a great chance to make a big statement to the rugby world. There was no satisfaction because they had prevented Scotland from scoring a try - as far as he was concerned they had frozen on the big stage and it left him feeling very frustrated because he knows they can perform at a higher level.
He admits he would rather not have played against Scotland but now that is out of the way he is desperate for Georgia to make a mark. Victory over Romania is an absolute must but showing they can compete with the top tier nations is what this World Cup is all about so next Sunday's game against England in Dunedin is an important yard stick.
After this World Cup Dixon promises he will step back - "I'll still be involved but I would like to think it will be in an advisory capacity rather than hands-on coaching," he says.
Don't bet on it. It is obvious he feels real excitement about where Georgian rugby could go and it is definitely a work in progress so it may well be a couple more years before he swaps boots for carpet slippers.
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