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CHEF Simon Rimmer will be serving up some of his favourite dishes at the Cheshire cookery school run by his friend and award-winning chef Brian Mellor.
The star of BBC Two show Something for the Weekend will be running a demonstration evening at the Brian Mellor Cookery School in Harthill from 6.30-9.30pm on November 10.
Simon, who has appeared at festivals with Brian for over a decade, will round the evening off by talking about his life as a restaurateur and becoming one of the nation's favourite TV chefs.
Tickets are £25 and are available at www.brianmellor.co.uk or by calling 01829 782097.
Meanwhile, Brian has worked with seven children from Burwardsley, most of which attend Bishop Heber High School, to cook a three course dinner for more than 40 people.
The guests were parents and pupils who were involved with Harthill School more than 20 years ago.
Proceeds from evening, which was held at the cookery school on Monday, went to Burwardsley Church to help fund a much-needed new steeple.

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Lake Fillingsjön offers a multitude of sports fishing settings and is also the perfect size for a week of fishing. Pike, perch and whitefish join to make the lake interesting.
Lake Fillingsjön has lightly brownish water that is relatively clear for much of the year. There is a wide range of species and the surrounding offer a mix of forest and agricultural areas. There are a few smaller islets and skerries, as well as a number of shallow coves. A plus is that the lake has a number of larger to and from flows from larger and smaller streams. Some housing can be seen from the lake at Strand, Fillingen and Gottarsbyn villages, but by en large the handsome, smaller farms blend well in the landscape around the lake. Beyond that the area is dominated by woods.


text: Job Search Careers Home Returning Applicant Login Job Search Job Details Herzog companies was founded in 1969 by William E. Herzog as a heavy/highway construction contractor in the Midwest. Herzog now specializes in Railroad Construction, Transit Operation and Maintenance Services, Civil Construction and Railroad Services nationwide. Our team consists of people who are innovators at heart, continuously exploring new ways to improve our products, services, and, ultimately, the industry. By always challenging ourselves - and each other - to push for more, we keep Herzog at the forefront of the rail industry. Herzog Railroad Services, Inc. (HRSI) is seeking an Engineer(s) (e.g. ME, EE, CE, etc.) who possesses strong project management skills focusing on project management of product, applications, development and commercialization. We are seeking dynamic individuals who possess the right combination of professional experience, leadership, project management tools, and process discipline to come be a part of a great company and an even better team. This position will be a vital member of our Research & Development and Engineering team located outside of Kansas City in St. Joseph, MO. The Engineer will report directly to the Vice President of Research and Development (R&D) and will lead various strategic initiatives rooted in R&D and product commercialization. The right candidate will bolster our engineering team(s) with project management tools and process discipline (stage gate approach) along with the engineering expertise from concept-to-commercialization. In some cases, initiatives resulting in new product or new capability can take a year or more to bring to the market, therefore a strong passion for timely deliverables and accountability is a must. The candidate will provide project accountability, oversight and management for assigned projects and initiatives sanctioned in our engineering division (i.e. R&D, Engineering, Commercialization). He/she will assist engineering and/or development team(s) with the delivery of project requirements (e.g. financial evaluation and/or justification(s); development of project milestones; assignment of roles/responsibilities and management of the timelines to accelerate project deliverables). The Engineer must be a servant leader that is able to coach and facilitate teams using many tools, but most appreciated is influence management. The individual will be responsible for developing project plans (e.g. resources, timeline, budgets, etc.) with project team and, therefore, must have the ability to anticipate risks and create plans to mitigate. He/she will work with stakeholders to eliminate obstacles that prevent the team from producing valuable output. 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Deryk Treece- I'm obsessed with 'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge'. In fact, it's taken over my dreams and my thoughts on a regular basis. Currently, I'm a proud Cast Member at Walt Disney World, and I currently work at Alien Swirling Saucers at Disney's Hollywood Studios, and every day I walk right past the entrance to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge on my way to work. If you're anything like me, then you spend all your free time at home reading every article and watching every video about the new land. I can't get enough of it. Every picture and every small amount of new information just hypes me up. I've read a multitude of content, so I hear a lot of the same stuff; "5 Things to Eat at Galaxy's Edge," and, "Top 10 Things We're Excited for at Galaxy's Edge" or, "new info about merchandise." Don't get me wrong, all of that is good information. Galaxy's Edge is, after all, a themed land at a theme park. People want to know what they can do.
But I wanted to know the story. I wanted to know the who, what, when, where, and why of Galaxy's Edge. Immersive storytelling is at the foundation of everything at Walt Disney World, and I wanted to uncover everything there was to know about the backstory behind this immersive land. I found some videos, but none of them were doing it for me. It felt like part of the story was missing ahead of its release and I wanted to know more.
This last weekend I was writing my cover letter and resume to apply to be a citizen of Batuu. Batuu is the planet that Galaxy's Edge takes place at. Not only am I obsessed as a fan, but I want to be on the opening team more than anything. As I was writing my cover letter, I kept trying to incorporate a way to show how much I know about Galaxy's Edge and Star Wars in general. I can talk the talk all day, but I needed to show that I can walk the walk too. This video is the cultivation of all that research. I scoured the web and every inch of Star Wars lore in search for every reference that ties into the planet of Batuu. I learned a lot and pulled it into one near 28-minute video for all of you to enjoy and prepare for when 'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge' opens this year.
Here are some quick, brief highlights of the story of Batuu:
Batuu is an Outpost Planet on the Edge of the Galaxy
Batuu is located on the very end of the outer rim, nearby planets including Tatooine, Hoth, and Bespin, and of course, Galaxy's Edge is in direct reference to its geographical location in the Star Wars universe…at the edge of the galaxy. Batuu is a remote outpost today that the Resistance has taken up refuge within, as it remains a planet forgotten by time. Being millions of years old, Batuu was once a famous trading outpost in the time before hyperspace was invented and made popular, and its easy transport caused the small, once-popular areas like the main village, Black Spire Outpost, fade from memory. This, of course, makes it the perfect rebel base taken up by the Resistance to seek refuge from the First Order.
'Galaxy's Edge' is Up-to-Date with Present Star Wars Canon
At the end of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, (slight spoilers ahead, obviously) we see our heroes, Poe Dameron, Rey, Finn, and a slew of Resistance fighters heading flying off into hyperspace aboard the Millenium Falcon. While the movie cuts to the credits before we can see exactly where they're heading, but extensive research has allowed us to know exactly where they're going, and that of course is Batuu. Here, the Resistance set up base in an effort to hide from the threatening First Order, now led by the unstable Supreme Leader Kylo Ren. To recap: Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge takes place exactly where we are in the Star Wars universe right now, immediately after The Last Jedi but presumably before Episode IX. What this means for future movies and its role on the story on-screen and beyond, we still don't know.
Everything That Happens at 'Galaxy's Edge' is in Canon, and the Attractions Have an Immersive Story
As expanded in the video, the plot behind attractions at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is deeply rooted within Star Wars lore, including Smuggler's Run, opening this year. Thanks to the book, Pirate's Price, we have an idea of the attraction's backstory, that sees the infamous smuggler Hondo, using the Millenium Falcon as a bargaining piece in an effort to gain a profit, only to steal it back in order to recruit members for a flight crew for a job he is about to undertake. This, of course, is where you come into the story, joining Hondo's crew aboard the Millenium Falcon in a massive effort to smuggle valuable properties across the galaxy. Remember, what occurs throughout Galaxy's Edge is canon and Walt Disney Imagineering has out you right at the center of it all.
As you can tell, 'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge' is an amazing step forward in theme park storytelling and the start of an amazing chapter for Star Wars fans of all ages. We can't wait for all guests to have the opportunity to explore everything this immersive land has to offer and truly be a part of Star Wars history.
Galaxy's Edge is set to open May 31st at Disneyland and August 29th at Walt Disney World. Hope to see you there, Travelers!


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Liquefied Petroleum Gases Bulk Storage Regulations (C.R.C., c. 1152)
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PART IIIStorage Tanks (continued)
25 (1) All tanks shall be inspected and tested prior to operation at the pressure specified by the A.S.M.E. Code by a qualified unfired pressure vessel inspector in accordance with the applicable regulations of the province concerned.
(2) A copy of the tank test and inspection report shall be filed with the Commission.
26 The storage tank shall be permanently marked or labelled as required by the A.S.M.E. Code under which the tank was manufactured and the Pressure Vessel Inspection Branch of the provincial government concerned.
27 (1) Storage tanks shall not be installed inside buildings or in a location that would restrict the natural dispersal of fumes.
(2) Storage tanks shall not be installed one above the other.
28 Each storage tank exceeding 1,000 Imperial gallons water capacity shall be electrically grounded for protection against static electricity and lightning, as prescribed in National Fire Protection Association Pamphlet No. 77. The resistance to electrical discharge to ground should be as low as possible and preferably not more than 6 ohms.
29 The filing density for storage tanks of liquefied petroleum gas shall not exceed the maximum filing density prescribed in the current edition of Pamphlet No. 58 of the National Fire Protection Association.
30 (1) Unless filing is controlled by weighing, tanks shall be equipped with a fixed tube liquid level, a rotary tube, or an adjustable slip tube gauge, or other gauging device that will ensure that the maximum permitted filing density is not exceeded. If the gauging device is a float type or a pressure differential type, the container shall also be provided with a fixed dip tube, rotary tube or adjustable slip tube gauge.
(2) Gauge glasses of the columnar type shall be restricted to charging plants where the fuel is withdrawn in the liquid phase only. They shall be equipped with valves having metallic hand wheels; with excess flow valves and with extra heavy glass protected with a metal housing applied by the manufacturer. These gauges shall be shielded against the direct rays of the sun.
31 Each tank with a water capacity exceeding 2,000 Imperial gallons shall be equipped with a suitable pressure gauge graduated from 0 to 400 psi.
32 The below ground installation of liquefied petroleum gas tanks is not recommended.
PART IVPiping and Transfer Equipment
33 Pumps and compressors used for transferring liquefied petroleum gas shall be of a type suitable for liquefied petroleum gas service, shall be designed for the maximum working pressure to which they will be subjected, and shall be so recommended and permanently marked or labelled by the manufacturer.
34 (1) Pipelines of 1/2 inch nominal diameter or under shall be wrought iron, steel, brass or copper pipe, or seamless copper, brass, steel or aluminium tubing. Copper tubing may be of the standard grade K or L or equivalent and shall have a minimum wall thickness of 0.032 inch. Aluminium tubing shall not be used in exterior locations or where it will come in contact with masonry or plaster walls or insulations.
(2) All piping and fittings over 1/2 inch nominal diameter shall be made of steel.
(3) Pipe joints may be screwed, flanged, welded, soldered or brazed with a material having a melting point exceeding 1,000°F. Joints on seamless copper, brass, steel or nonferrous gas tubing shall be made by means of approved gas tubing fittings, soldered or brazed with a material having a melting point exceeding 1,000°F. Welded joints or welding flanges are recommended for container connections exceeding 2 inches in diameter.
(4) Welding may only be done by a qualified welder recognized as such by the Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspection Branch of the provincial government concerned.
(5) For working pressures of 125 psig or less, pipe and pipe fittings and tubing shall be designed for a pressure of at least 125 psig, and for working pressures above 125 psig, they shall be designed for the maximum pressure to which they may be subjected or 250 psig, whichever is the greater.
(6) For pressures of 250 psig or greater, extra heavy pipe and fittings shall be used for threaded piping. Tubing shall be of heavy walled seamless construction.
(7) The bursting strength of any pipe or tubing and fittings shall be not less than four times the design pressure of the tank to which they are connected and not less than four times that pressure to which in any instance they may be subjected in service by the action of a pump or other device.
35 (1) Except as provided in subsection (3), all openings in containers, except those for safety relief valves and those connections protected by an opening not larger than No. 54 drill size (0.0550 inch), shall be equipped with excess flow valves or other suitable automatic valves or devices which will automatically prevent loss of the tank contents in the event of a connection or line failure.
(2) Excess flow valves shall be designed with a by-pass not to exceed a No. 60 drill size (0.0400 inch) opening to allow equalization of pressure.
(3) An excess flow valve or other automatic device as prescribed in subsection (1) is not required for withdrawal connections of tanks with a water capacity of 1,500 Imperial gallons or less if the connection is protected by a controlling orifice not exceeding 5/16 inch diameter on vapour withdrawal and not exceeding 1/8 inch diameter on liquid withdrawal, a manually operated shut-off valve and pressure-reducing regulator, all of which are assembled to the connection as prescribed in 2.2(d), Division II of the 1958 edition of National Fire Protection Association Pamphlet No. 58.
(4) Excess flow valves shall be permanently marked or labelled by the manufacturer with their maximum working pressure, rated capacity, and the letters "LPG" to indicate suitability for use in liquefied petroleum gas service.
(5) Excess flow valves or other automatic devices, as referred to in subsection (1), shall be installed in such a manner that rupture of the line or connections will not adversely affect the protective device.
(6) The line or connection housing an excess flow valve shall have a greater capacity than the rated capacity of the excess flow valve.
36 All storage tank inlet and outlet connections, except those for safety relief valves, liquid level gauging devices and pressure gauges, shall be labelled to indicated whether they communicate with the vapour or liquid phase during normal operations.
37 All connections, except those for pressure or liquid level gauges, safety relief valves, or plugged openings, shall be provided with shut-off valves located as close to the storage tank as possible.
38 (1) All shut-off valves, throttling valves, gauges, fittings and accessory equipment shall be of a type suitable for liquefied petroleum gas service, and designed for not less than the maximum working pressure to which they will be subjected, except that the rated working pressure of valves, fittings, etc., subject to container pressure shall not be less than 250 psig.
(2) All valves, gauges, fittings and accessory equipment mentioned in subsection (1) shall be permanently marked or labelled with the "maximum working pressure" and "L.P.G."; e.g. "250L.P.G.".
(3) Cast iron pipe, valves and fitting are prohibited in piping carrying liquefied petroleum gas in the liquid phase or on liquefied petroleum gas containers and their connections.
39 (1) Piping shall be carried on permanent supports of steel or concrete and supports for pipelines more than 4 feet above ground shall rest on footings that extend below the frost line.
(2) Pipelines shall be protected by guard rails against damage from moving vehicles and other traffic.
(3) Provision shall be made in the pipeline for expansion, contraction, jarring, vibration and settling.
40 (1) Hose and hose connections subject to container pressure shall be designed to have a bursting pressure not less than five times the maximum working pressure to which they may be subjected.
(2) The hose as assembled for use shall be tested for leaks at twice the maximum working pressure to which it may be subjected before being put into service and should be tested annually thereafter at 1 1/2 times the maximum working pressure.
(3) The hose shall be clearly and permanently marked or labelled "L.P. Gas" together with maximum working pressure, manufacturer's name or symbol, and year of manufacture.
(4) Hose and hose connections shall be resistant to the action of liquefied petroleum gas under the service conditions to which they are subjected.
(5) Testing procedures as prescribed by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Pamphlet Hose for Conducting L.P. Gas are recommended.
(6) Hose and hose connections located on the low pressure side of regulators or reducing valves shall be designed for a working pressure of not less than 125 psig and in no case less than five times the pressure setting of the safety relief devices protecting the system.
(7) Flexible hose connections to appliances shall be as prescribed in the current edition of National Fire Protection Association Pamphlet No. 58.
(8) Where hose is to be used for transferring liquid, wet hose is recommended. Such hose shall be equipped with a shut-off valve on the discharge end and provision shall be made to prevent excessive hydrostatic pressure in the hose.
(9) The use of hose is prohibited for inter-connecting stationary containers.
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To Boulder And Back
Saturday night the Hot Tuna gang headed out to Boulder to play the Blues And Roots Summit at the Boulder Theater. We were blessed to have our good friend Steve Kimock on board for our whole show. Steve is an honorary Hot Tuna member and he's welcome to play with us any time he wants to.
Before our set Ben Manilla did a meet and greet for the Bluesmobile Radio Show. He channeled Elwood as he always does, but that's another story. Anyway, Ben presented Jack and myself with a lively lifetime achievement award for a life in the blues. Good stuff… really!
Here is our set list with Steve!
Hot Tuna 17, 2013
The Acoustic Trio
Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady
& Barry Mitterhoff
Steve Kimock
1. True Religion
2. I See The Light
3. River Of Time
4. Children Of Zion with Steve Kimock
5. Hesitation Blues with Steve Kimock
6. Barbeque King with Steve Kimock
7. Mama Let Lay It On You with Steve Kimock
8. Come Back Baby with Steve Kimock
9. Ten Minutes of Steve
10. Good Shepherd with Steve Kimock
11. Goodbye To the Blues with Steve Kimock
12. 99 Year Blues with Steve Kimock
13. I Am the Light Of This World with Steve Kimock
14. Nine Pound Hammer with Steve Kimock
15. Encore: Embryonic Journey With Steve Kimock
After the show… back to the hotel and up at 0400 for an early flight home. Today I worked on my tractor and mowed for four hours. Good times and clean living…
Last but not least… allow me to present:
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Is Your HVAC System Really Important To You?
It may seem like the answer to the question would be "of course!" but actions speak louder than words. As a company that is considered by many as the best Salem Heating Company in the area, providing furnace maintenance to Salem, OR residents, we are always learning about the needs and requirements of our existing and future customers.
Your HVAC system may not be properly maintained because both homeowners and businesses alike ignore how important it really is– until it breaks down. Then your HVAC system becomes a critical part of your life – especially during the hottest and coldest days of the year – and you take notice.
Overlooked Potential Problems
If a comparison is made, HVAC systems don't get the same attention as a person's car, even though they both are depended on almost every day of the year. A likely reason is that HVAC systems are built very well, and if installed properly can be left to take care of themselves. In fact, owners expect HVAC systems to run properly. The problem with that reality is where the problems begin.
Minor issues can lead to major problems:
- clogged air filters
- uncommon noises that if ignored hide a mechanical part in need of repair
- unidentified odors from an unidentified source
- seeing slightly higher monthly energy bills
Then The HVAC Becomes Important
The above problems are often the time owners pick up the phone and call for HVAC repair services. Yet many, if not all of those problems if addressed early will save you time and money on repair costs. The truth seems to be that if you took care of your HVAC system the same way you took care of your car, your unit would almost never require an emergency repair call.
There are several ways owners can maintain their HVAC systems for little or no cost and have a system that runs very well throughout the year.
- checking on and cleaning air filters periodically
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It has not been an easy year for Chris Kunitz, who seems to finally be on the downside of his career. I was a big defender of his and believed that his early season foot injury in 2013-14 was the reason for his slowed production. As time has passed, it's becoming clear that the 36-year old forward cannot produce at a high level anymore.
The Pittsbrugh Penguins are reportedly listening to offers for wings David Perron and Chris Kuntiz. While it's no secret why either of them would be eligible for a trade, it's time the Penguins pull the trigger on getting Kunitz out of Pittsburgh. You can look at his advanced metrics alongside Sidney Crosby and see that he plays well with him, but his hands are just gone. In 33 games this season, Kunitz has just 12 points (four goals, eight assists), is a +9 skater and has been shooting at 6.6% the lowest mark of his career since his rookie season.
Penguins Need to Trade Chris Kunitz Now
How is it time to sell high on a veteran wing who's clearly lost his luster? Well looking at the Penguins last 10 games and Kunitz surprisingly has nine points in that time, but only one of them is a goal.
Before you think that Kunitz is undesirable around the league, there are a lot of teams that still respect and would like to add a player like him. He battles as hard as anyone does on the forecheck and knows how to skate with stars. Kunitz will provide a team with a veteran presence and scoring depth because while he's not the point-per-game player he used to be, he can still occasionally score.
Perhaps the biggest reason that the Penguins should look to trade Kunitz is his age and high cap hit of $3.85 million per season. I've talked with a lot of people around the league and they all have differing opinions of the Penguins, but there's a constant theme, no one agrees with the Penguins current cap structure. They have too much money invested in too few players and the ones they have simply aren't producing.
Are the Penguins one top-four defender away from competing in the playoffs? I don't think so, but it's a step in the right direction for the struggling franchise.
Kunitz wouldn't return a top-four defender by himself, but he certainly could be part of the package to acquire one. He's had a great career and was an incredible find for the Penguins back in 2009.
Don't think that Kunitz and his high cap hit are un-tradeable. Just look at what general manager was able to do last week when he actually traded Rob Scuderi to the Chicago Blackhawks. Kunitz is on the decline and his value won't be any higher than it is right now, it's time for Rutherford to pull the trigger and say goodbye to another fan favorite.


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I'm trying to display an update progress loading image whenever my update panel does it's Ajax thing. I've looked around at tutorials and it seems really straightforward but I'm having no luck. Here is pretty much what I have...

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"In the following scenarios, the UpdateProgress control will not display automatically:
The UpdateProgress control is associated with a specific update panel, but the asynchronous postback results from a control that is not inside that update panel.
The UpdateProgress control is not associated with any UpdatePanel control, and the asynchronous postback does not result from a control that is not inside an UpdatePanel and is not a trigger. For example, the update is performed in code."
I'm pretty confident neither of these fit into my case. All that is happening is the button (which is inside the update panel) is clicked calling some code behind which set's the URL text to be reloaded for the update panel.


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Domaine de Montille Pommard 1er Cru 'Les Pézerolles'
- Burgundy, France
One of my favourite Pommards of the vintage, this is a focussed, mineral, chalky premier cru red that wouldn't look out of place in the upper slopes of Volnay. Crunchy, refined and beautifully balanced, it gains added complexity from one-third whole clusters and 30% new wood.
95/100 Tim Atkin MW for Decanter
Breezily attractive and supple, with a bright, chalky character which recalls the grace of Volnay as much as the power of Pommard, Pezerolles, a vineyard that has been part of the domaine since the 1960s, is in an elevated position in every sense, on limestone rich soils just above the more famous (and expensive) Epenots. A third whole bunch and a third new oak play their part but this vineyard always expresses itself eloquently if not loudly with bright, lifted red fruits, which are transparent to the terroir, giving a crunchy and vibrant profile, with floral, saline freshness and then then a wave of savoury, dark tannin on the finish just to remind you where you are. A Pommard for Volnay converts who don't want to forget their past...
Tasting with winemaker Brian Sieve at de Montille is always a pleasurable education, and once again we were treated to an impressively consistent set of wines, including the domaine's best whites since 2014, accompanied by his typically measured appraisal of the vintage and the market. Regarding the latter, Brian suggests that prices are due to stabilize but that demand is relentless and quality high - "your top domaines are going to swing and miss on very few vintages", and with certain domaines guiding particular crus on a specific trajectory, 2017 could be seen as excellent value in a few year's time.
Of the vintage, Brian says 2017 is built for serious pleasure, with svelte tannins and juicy structure holding plenty of strawberries and raspberries. Preferring to pick early when grapes still have two thirds tartaric acid, and only a third malic acid, he believes the domaine's 2017 reds have the supple richness and concentration of 2016 with the quantity, acidity and primary red fruit profile of 2011. Easy to understand, balanced and graceful, with alcohol bordering 13%, 2017 is good news for drinkers and yet he sees nothing to suggest the wines won't age well.
Etienne de Montille meanwhile begins by quoting neighbour Michel Lafarge who said 2017 is "a mix of '59 and '61". In his own reds, Etienne sees a rare vintage with plenty of plush, fleshy fruit and early integration, a sense of floral freshness like 2007, but with tension and spiciness due to their preference for varying degrees of whole cluster. This is allied to a rare intensity of minerality and salinity, accompanied by no harsh, square tannins, and so he is delighted by the sense of harmony in the wines. And then there are the whites… "best since 2014", without quite the same density and volume, but with same transparency, salinity and vivacity.
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These lovely wines and gifts are stored in our cellar in Clapham, ready for immediate dispatch (and drinking)! If we have less than 12 bottles, the display will show the number available today. If you'd like more than the number shown, or it's shown as 'Out of Stock' / 'Email to order', just call us or drop us an email to confirm your order and delivery schedule, as our winemakers send us fresh stocks frequently.
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Same Day Delivery costs £20. This option is available to most London postcodes as listed in our T&Cs, if ordered by 1pm Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays). If ordered after 1pm, you will receive your order on the next working day. We may be able to organise a speedy courier for you, so please call or email us if you have special requests. What a great way to get that wine to your office or home for the evening!
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The author contests the claim made independently by F.M. Kamm and Thomas Hurka that combatants ought to assign greater weight to collateral harm done to their compatriot noncombatants then they assign to collateral harm done to enemy non-combatants. Two arguments by analogy offered in support of such partiality, one of which appeals to permissible self/other asymmetry in cases of harming the few to save the many, and the second of which appeals to parents' justifiable partiality to their children, are found wanting. The author also rebuts Kamm's argument that combatants should assign greater weight to collateral harm done to neutrals than to compatriot non-combatants. However, he contends that in some cases a neutral state's right to sovereignty may entail that a combatant ought to choose the act that will collaterally kill a greater number of compatriot non-combatants over one that involves collaterally killing a lesser number of neutrals.
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Publication Date
Spring 2009
Publisher Statement
Copyright © 2009, Brill Academic Publishers. The definitive version is available at: http://www.brill.com/journal-moral-philosophy.
Full Citation: Lefkowitz, David. "Partiality and Weighing Harm to Non-Combatants."Journal of Moral Philosophy 6, no. 3 (Spring 2009): 298-316. doi:10.1163/174552409X433409.
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I never miss an opportunity to throw together a cheese board for a party! They're fast and fun to make and they always please a crowd—and they're a cost effective way to satisfy a lot of people at once, too. Plus the energy of communal enjoyment that they create is the perfect icebreaker for any gathering this holiday season. My go-to MO is the overflowing cheese board like the one above. Even though they can look intimidating to create, I promise that a wow-worthy spread is but the work of a moment. However, if you're looking for an alternative to the jam-packed platter, then I've got a second technique that's just as gorgeous and comes together in two seconds flat!
The abundant cheese board at the top of this post, along with the more sparingly styled plates below, beautifully illustrates how the same ingredients can be used to two present totally different but equally appetizing party spreads! The minimalist approach lets each component shine on its own, and in contrast to the maximalist cheese board, makes it much easier to replace foods on each plate as they get eaten up. For the cheeses I used a brie, a bleu, a beer cheddar, and a manchego, and for the meats there's a sampling of prosciutto, genoa salami, calabrese salame, and capocollo. The key fruits I included here are fig jam and fresh figs, sliced pears and honeycomb, and Bow Hill pickled blueberries (which are delish and so unexpected too!).
For the instructions on plating the overflowing cheese board, pop over to my previous post with five foolproof steps for how to build a charcuterie board. And as for the deconstructed approach, it really is just a matter of grabbing a few mix-and-match plates, placing your ingredients in a scant distribution of each one, then arranging them with a bowl of crackers or sliced baguette for everyone to devour! If you try either of these out this holiday season, share it on Instagram and tag me so I can see. I love it when readers give my recipe a try!
Photos: Elizabeth Messina from our Sobremesa by Sunday Suppers dinner this fall.


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MINSK, 14 October (BelTA) – Hosting an IRRS mission is a way to engage in a very open dialogue with the outside world, Peter Johnston, Director of Radiation, Transport and Waste Safety in the IAEA Department of Nuclear Safety and Security, told reporters, BelTA has learned.
"An IRRS mission is a way to engage in a very open dialogue with the outside world and to show what a country is doing within its regulatory framework," Peter Johnston said.
Prior to hosting a mission a country makes self-assessment in order to develop concrete steps to bring its regulatory framework in line with the IAEA standards and requirements. The results of Belarus' self-assessment largely coincided with the IRRS findings.
Belarus hosted its first IRRS mission on 2-14 October. The major goal of the mission was to evaluate the conformity of Belarus' regulatory infrastructure and regulating activity with the IAEA safety standards. The team offered 25 recommendations and 20 suggestions for Belarus.


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Publication Date
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Every year more than 2 million students graduate from universities. However, due to the intense competition in the job market, about 10 percent graduates are unsuccessful in acquiring a job offer within six months of graduation. There are often more inherent constraints and challenges for international students. This is a high waste for both national labor resource and students' personal values. Besides the economic situation, the major reasons for graduate unemployment are they don't know which position fits their ability and they cannot pass either the general interview or the technical interviews. The international students have more difficulty due to language barriers and their lack of knowledge about American company cultures.
This project is only available to students, faculty, and staff of Portland State University.
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Getman, Michael; Samal, Subasis; Suharto, Yulianto; and Yang, Jiting, "Business Plan for NewDirection" (2009). Engineering and Technology Management Student Projects. 831.


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In a joint effort to expand our outreach throughout Spain, Synchroweb has now partnered with VOLA, a Telecommunications company based in Lleida.
The great news is that business owners using VOLA services will also gain access to our Kiwire captive portal software solution.
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Stormzy was stood in the airport with open arms as dumped Love Island stars Jack Fowler and Laura Crane landed back on UK soil.
The superfan just happened to be in the airport when the dumped stars touched down, and he couldn't resist going over for a cuddle.
The rapper, 25, was caught on camera going over to the reality stars to embrace them in a welcome home hug.
Posting the video on Instagram, Laura thanked Stormzy, who made a cameo appearance on the ITV2 dating show last year, for the warm welcome.
"We are home what a welcome so crazy so overwhelmed so thankful," she said, tagging Stormzy, Jack and Maya Jama.
Stormzy has had new Jack's back throughout his time in the villa, even publicly condemning Georgia Steel over THAT kis.
The star - real name Michael Omari - called Georgia a "liar" after she denied instigating the kiss with Jack when she picked him for a date while he was coupled up with Laura Anderson .
Last year, Stormzy surprised BFFs Chris Hughes and Kem Cetinay with a live video chat after the duo showed off their rapping skills in the villa.
The star gave them some music tips, and of course, they went on to release song Little Bit Leave It.
Stormzy also welcomed Chris and Kem on stage with him at the V Festival.
After leaving the villa, Jack took to Twitter to thank people for supporting him.
He wrote: "WOW!! What an incredible past four weeks it's been!
"Me and Laura flew home last night together and was overwhelmed with the pure love and support we received. I feel so blessed and fortunate to have been on @LoveIsland. THANK YOU FOR ALL THE SUPPORT"
Love Island is set to conclude on Monday night, but before then one more couple will be dumped from the villa in a shock twist.
The islanders will be told tonight that each couple has to secretly vote to send another one home.
* Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2


text: The Boy Who Walked Backwards is a picture book published by the Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre and written by singer songwriter Ben Sures. This story recounts an actual historical event about a young Ojibwe boy from Serpent River, Ontario who uses a traditional game to fool nuns sent to apprehend this child after he failed to return to residential school after a school break. Leo Day attends residential school but finds that this harsh reality of everyday existence is not what he expected when he is sent there to learn. Leo returns home to his family at Christmas and tells his parents about the rules and devastating conditions. Using the idea of walking backwards through the snow, Leo evades capture and remains home with his family to live his family's traditional lifestyle. This picture book is illustrated by Nicole Marie Burton and her simple sketches assist young readers understand the story. Highly recommended.


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A new research has found that types of prostate cancer that do not respond to conventional treatment can be treated using malaria drugs.
The research was conducted on mice and it was found that the malaria drug restricted the spread and growth of tumours or metastases; a similar effect is expected in humans.
In prostate cancer, the male hormone androgen is targeted by a compound called Ailanthone (AIL) that triggers the disease. After the clinical trials were conducted, it was found that the androgen receptor could be blocked using the malaria drugs.
Hormone treatment can, at times, be used to treat prostate cancer, but prostate tumors lead to the formation of an abnormal type of androgen receptor that doesn't respond to treatment, as it is not related to the rise in hormone levels. This resistance makes cases harder to treat.
Professor Zhengfang Yi from the East China Normal University in Shanghai, along with colleagues, went through the library of natural compounds and found that Ailanthone (AIL), which is used to treat malaria patients, can be a strong inhibitor of various forms of androgen receptors.
This drug was found to effectively curb metastases in mice. The medicine interacted with a protein that aids in stabilising the androgen receptor, which resulted in the destruction of tumour cells.
The researchers came to the conclusion that compared to the other therapies available presently, Ailanthone has the potential to combat prostate cancer.
"Prostate cancer is the most common male cancer in many industrialised countries," Prof Yi said according to a report by the Daily Mirror.
"It initially depends on the androgen receptor signalling for growth and survival. Overall, our findings provide the first evidence that AIL is a promising lead compound, and is suitable for further pharmaceutical development," Prof Yi added.
As per UK statistics, more than 10,000 men lose their lives to prostate cancer every year. The number of cases have spiked, resulting in more than double the number of cases being presented in Great Britain.
Movie star Jackie Chan lost his father Charlie, 93, to prostate cancer in March 8, 2008.
About one in eight men will get prostate cancer at some point in their lives. It mainly affects men over the age of 50.
According to the Mirror, more than 1.11 million men were estimated to be diagnosed with prostate cancer in the year 2012.


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Nature Recovery Network
For many years we've known that nature reserves alone are not enough for wildlife's recovery. Too often we've seen wildlife forced into fewer and smaller pockets of wild space, surrounded on all sides by urban development or intensive agriculture.
Instead we need to create connected spaces across our landscape - in our towns and cities, on farmland, and in natural places - to give wildlife a chance to recover and adapt to pressures like climate change.
Towards a Wilder Future
We believe a Nature Recovery Network could go some way to bringing wildlife back across our town and countryside. At the heart of this is putting space for nature at the heart of our planning system - by identifying where nature is, or needs to be in our two counties and across the country.
Our most precious places must continue to receive the utmost protection - like our nature reserves and nationally internationally-recognised areas. Then, just like our road network, we need to create corridors between these wild places to help wildlife move around.
Whether it's creating wildflower corridors along our roadside verges, installing swift bricks in our homes, or including green walls and roofs in new developments - we need a network that brings wildlife into every neighbourhood.
And it's not just good for wildlife, but it's good for us - and would provide fairer access to nature and all the many health and wellbeing benefits it brings.
Every space in Britain must be used to help wildlife
Towards a Wilder Britain
Our report for the Westminster Government shows how creating a Nature Recovery Network could bring back wildlife to every neighbourhood
Creating networks in practice
We're spearheading a local partnership initiative to create an 'ecological network map' for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Experts at Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre (HBIC) on the mainland, and the Isle of Wight Council and the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Isle of Wight, have been working with us and Natural England to map out a nature recovery network area for our two counties.
Together we've identified and confirmed the absolute no-go areas for development - places like our Wildlife Trust nature reserves and the internationally protected areas of our coastline and rivers for example. However with this network approach, we can go a step further and find the best opportunities to invest resources in to create the greatest benefits for wildlife.
What's most important about this ecological network map is that it reveals the bigger picture. It's here that we can see the cumulative impact of individual planning and land use decisions, at a scale larger than our localised planning system allows.
The map can be used by councils, planners and the public alike to make sure that wildlife does not continue to suffer piecemeal fragmentation. Instead, planning and development could play its part in reversing declines of species by securing net gains for wildlife in the right places.
Using nature recovery networks in the Lower Test
Lower Test nature reserve is one of a handful of large unimproved grazing marshes surviving along the Solent coast. Here we manage one of the few remaining examples of a dynamic coastal estuary where salt and freshwater meet.
It's location between river and coast means it is vital to ensure that there are connected spaces for species to move around and expand into. Sea level rise is already causing this amazing transition of habitats to move inland. While this is causing an increase in saltmarsh and more saline-tolerant species, it is gradually reducing the extent of freshwater grazing marsh and the wildlife it supporters, which need space to shift inland too.
With the estuary and floodplain already constrained by housing, industry and roads, it is now more important to ensure that wildlife has space to expand.
If we are able to enhance the areas identified within the opportunity areas and improve the wider countryside around it, we will strengthen the ability of the special saltmarsh and floodplain flora and fauna to adapt to change.
The next steps
To create a wilder Britain, we need some key things in place - the laws, the tools and the people to do it,
1. An Environment Act
We need a new Environment Act, committing future governments to restoring the diversity and abundance of our wildlife. This Act would build on the foundations of existing wildlife laws and would be about nature's recovery and rebuilding society's connection to the natural world. It must ensure that regulation, investment, public spending and practical action work effectively together.
2. Nature recovery maps
As we've seen locally, ecological network maps are essential to understanding where a strategy for wildlife is needed on land and on our coastlines. We want local councils across the country to co-ordinate and publish these maps. They would focus and co-ordinate effective action, funding and regulation.
3. The people to make it happen
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A suspicious package has been found at the NSW premier's office in Sydney's CBD.
NSW Police on Tuesday morning said they were responding to reports of a suspicious package at an office in Martin Place.
AAP understands the office belongs to Premier Gladys Berejiklian. NSW Fire and Rescue say they have seven crews on the scene to deal with a suspicious "substance", including two hazmat crews wearing protective suits.
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The report "This is Jerusalem: Violence and Dispossession in al-'Esawiyah" describes life in the Palestinian neighborhood of al-'Esawiyah 53 years after East Jerusalem was annexed to Israel. Over the past year, al-'Esawiyah has become a flashpoint due to a police operation designed primarily to harass residents. In the report, B'Tselem analyzes Israel's policy of dispossession, deliberate neglect, lack of planning and police violence in the neighborhood, which is an extreme example of its actions throughout East Jerusalem.
On Feb. and March 2020, three minors aged 8, 9 and 16 were injured by sponge rounds and one lost an eye. As part of a yearlong harassment campaign in al-'Esawiyah, the police regularly creates friction with residents and then responds violently. Sponge rounds, which have injured thousands of Palestinians in East Jerusalem in recent years, can be fatal. Nevertheless, the Israel Police refuses to change its policy and avoids action against the responsible officials. As always, no one will be held accountable.
Israel Police continues to abuse Palestinians in al-'Esawiyah, including false arrests of minors, in operation ongoing since April 2019
The police harassment against residents of al-'Esawiyah we reported in July continues, though it has abated somewhat after the school year began. Over the summer, B'Tselem documented ten cases of police brutality against neighborhood residents, three of which are presented here in detail. This police harassment is an inseparable part of Israeli policy throughout East Jerusalem, which seeks to perpetuate a demographic majority for Jews in the city.
Since mid-June, as collective punishment, the police have been harassing residents of al-'Esawiyah over alleged stone. On 27 June 2019, when police harassed residents, young men threw stones at them, incl. one – Muhammad 'Abeid, 21 – who shot firecrackers at them. A policeman shot a live round at 'Abeid, hitting him in the chest. The police pursued residents who were taking 'Abeid for medical attention, snatched him and took him to the hospital themselves, where he was pronounced dead. The police harassment of al-'Esawiyah residents, including 'Abeid's killing, is an inseparable part of Israel's policy in East Jerusalem designed to secure a Jewish majority in the city.
On the morning of Monday, 22 July 2019, the Israeli authorities began demolishing buildings in the neighborhood of Wadi al-Humos, the eastern extension of Zur Baher in East Jerusalem. The move came after Israel's High Court of Justice rejected the residents' appeal, and ruled there was no legal barrier to prevent the demolitions. Israel is planning to demolish a total of 13 buildings, including at least 44 housing units, which are in various stages of construction. Two families were already living in the buildings demolished today. Their 17 members, including 11 minors, are now homeless. Some of the structures slated for demolition were built in Area A, where the Palestinian Authority is responsible for planning and building, and had issued the required permits.
On the last Friday of Ramadan, in two separate incidents, Border Police opened fire at two Palestinian youths trying to cross the Separation Barrier near Beit Sahur to attend prayers at al-Aqsa Mosque. One (15 years old) was killed and the other injured. B'Tselem found that neither had – nor could have – posed mortal danger, being in broad daylight, on a buffer path between two fences, facing armed and ready officers in protective gear. The fact that the predictable and deadly outcome of this egregious conduct is met by public indifference and that the conduct receives the full backing of all official bodies demonstrates just how little worth is accorded Palestinian lives.
The Jerusalem Municipality plans to displace all residents of the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Wadi Yasul, close to 500 people according to OCHA figures. The residents built the neighborhood in the early 1990s on land privately owned by Palestinians, but which the city zoned as a green area to prevent construction by Palestinians. The city has done so in many other parts East Jerusalem as well. The Jerusalem Municipality issued demolition orders for the houses, and the orders were approved by the courts, who chose to ignore the reality and city policy and focus on technicalities.
This Sunday, Israel will mark Jerusalem Day, which celebrates the annexation of 70 square kilometers from the West Bank to the municipality of Jerusalem. Palestinian residents have little to celebrate - Israel treats them like unwanted immigrants in their own city and employs a policy designed to drive them out of their homes. One of the measures Israel uses for this purpose is lack of urban planning and demolition. First, master plans are not drawn up for Palestinian neighborhoods. Then, when Palestinians build without a permit (because everyone needs a home), the municipality demolishes their homes or threatens to do so. Since 2004, the authorities have demolished at least 848 homes in East Jerusalem, leaving at least 2,960 people - 1,596 of them children - homeless.
Israel's regime of occupation is inextricably bound up in human rights violations. B'Tselem strives to end the occupation, as that is the only way forward to a future in which human rights, democracy, liberty and equality are ensured to all people, both Palestinian and Israeli, living between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.


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Former White House strategist Steve Bannon is ousted from right-wing media outlet Breitbart after angering Trump with his comments in Michael Wolff's book, "Fire and Fury." Trump attorney sues publishers of Trump "dossier" on same day as the ranking Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee releases the testimony of witnesses behind the disputed information cache and that the BuzzFeed editor who first published the expose writes that his decision to disclose it has been vindicated by subsequent events. Report reveals broad scrubbing of climate change references and information from federal websites. -Suzanne Nossel, Executive Director
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Iran tried to block the internet to disrupt protests. It wound up disrupting daily life
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Chief Of Rights Group Memorial's Chechnya Office Detained On Drug Charge
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The #MeToo movement has been slow to catch on in China, where social and political movements are often suppressed; however, the tide is slowly beginning to turn, as some women in China are launching their own movement, called #WoYeShi, and making history with their activism.
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SWIFT gpi was awarded top prize in the Corporate Payments Initiative category at the 2018 Banking Technology Awards, recognising the transformative role SWIFT gpi has played in enhancing the entire cross-border payments experience.
The Banking Technology Awards recognise excellence and innovation in the use of IT in financial services worldwide. This Best Corporate Payments Initiative award acknowledges the value SWIFT gpi delivers to the financial community by supporting the industry's need for speed and transparency.
SWIFT gpi payments now represent more than 50% of SWIFT's cross-border payments, and half of these are credited end-to-end in less than 30 minutes. With more than 360 customers signed up and over 100 billion USD sent daily over SWIFT gpi, the initiative sets a new standard for cross-border payments across the industry.
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Artist: Audrey Assad
Album: Heart
Genre: CCM
Street Date: February 14, 2012
Label: Sparrow Records
Album Length: 13 tracks, 55 minutes 25 seconds
IPod Pick: Lament
I patiently waited for Audrey Assad's sophomore's project since her debut so I was excited to hear sometimes last year via twitter that it would be dropping on February 14 (Valentine's Day). 'Heart' is such a bold title to give to an album and if this project is bold? I would say yes and if it has lots to offer? Come along with me and let's see
'Blessed are the ones' (co-written with Derek Webb and his wife Sandra McCraken) starts off the album too weak, compared to her debut. This song has a monotonous sound that could tempt a new listener of Audrey to skip. 'Even The Winter' comes up next with the vintage upbeat Assad style, think the song 'The House You're building' from her debut. 'The Way You Move' slows things down again in a way that could have only worked well for a jazz/soul album on which you know what you are expecting. In fact Audrey throws in some very soulful and quite strong vocals on this one, think Adele/ Beyoncé singing up a ballad tune.
The album picks up on the movable 'Sparrow' on which Audrey throws in a lovely twist on the old hymn "His Eyes Is on the Sparrow'. It's beautifully done and would soon become a favorite even for first time listeners. Audrey breaks up new grounds on 'Breaking You' sounding like something a black gospel lady would render say Whitney Houston or Kim Burrell. It's a soulful bouncy vibe and Audrey adds the moodiness with her exceptional voice. 'O My Soul' is a contemplative ballad with beautiful piano. Audrey throws another surprise on 'Won Me Over' with the car-windows down, blue sky tune. Nice to hear Audrey sing something poppy enough to land on a Katy Perry album but still doesn't break any new ground musically. 'No Turning Back' evokes a lot of creativity musically weaving in the classic Hymn 'I Have Decided' somewhere in the middle of it.
'Lament', which was co- written by Songwriter Pete Kipley (MercyMe, Alli Rogers, the Katinas) is beautiful and classically Audrey Assad's style, showcasing her beautiful unstressed voice. Just as it started, I knew it would be my best song on the album. It's a song that would move your heart. It's like Audrey really starts off 'Heart' from its 9th track (which is 'Lament') as 'Wherever You Go' follows with a tune that would pierce any heart, think the ambient sounds of Florence and the Machines. 'Slow' is slowly beautiful as it builds up to a tune that would remind you of the melody and tunes of Adele. On 'Slow', you would hear one of the deepest lyrics on the album 'I heard that faith moves mountain, I know it moves my fear to follow you. Maybe I'm a mountain because it's moving me to follow you'. On 'New Song' we hear a bit of the choir styled BGVs. 'Other Side' a bonus track ends the album on a bouncy note.
Listening to Audrey Assad's 'Heart' from the first to last track reminds me of the invitation offered to every artist to be naked before their audience, to lay bare their emotions and where they are at the moment. It's a tough call and only few artistes are bold enough to take up the call. Audrey does this to her best as she doesn't try to cover up her heavy lyrics in need of contemplation with too many poppy melodies. 'Heart' is bold, creative and a new side of Audrey we didn't see on 'The House You're Building'. So much hard work and reflection before this album was made and you would know it. My advice: Get it and let it unveil itself. Like every heart, 'Heart' is deep.
Review by Ayo Stephens. He is a regular contributor to the music section of Yada Magazine. He blogs at Verbs and Vibes and The Voice. You can follow him on Twitter @ayostephens


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- Hanging in there on the SPNNC con coverage on Twitter, but Sunday is the true marathon because of dealing with people posting photos & videos from the past 2 days as well as all the new stuff. Oy!
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Collaboration with fashion labels or iconic figures seems to be the rage these days. On the show floor of the Mobile World Congress here in Barcelona, we spotted some Sagem Wireless phones co-designed with Porsche.
The P9522 is a simple tri-band phone with a design inspired by the sports car label. Though not a PDA-phone, it does have a generous 2.8-inch AMOLED 400x240-pixel display (the Omnia HD also has the same screen technology), and a biometric fingerprint sensor for security. The unit also has a built-in GPS receiver and an autofocus 5-megapixel camera. It will be available in Europe later this year for 600 euros.
And who can resist this cute Hello Kitty phone? For now, all we know about it is that it comes with 10 Hello Kitty wallpapers, a 1.3-megapixel camera, FM radio, Bluetooth, and TransFlash (microSD) memory slot. It will be available only in Austria, Poland, and Czechoslovakia.
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In spite of our oasis the beautiful Bear Paw Mountains we really live in the midst of mostly treeless prairies that roll on endlessly from Glacier National Park clear to North Dakota. Pioneers even saw fewer trees, for most of the cottonwoods growing by rivers had been chopped down to make log houses.
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