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N Meridian Ln
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Iron Stob Rd
Daube Ranch Rd
N3210 Rd
N3820 Rd
Voca Rd
Linn Rd
Old 75 Rd
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E154 Rd
Deese Rd
Woodford Rd
Egypt Rd
E1910 Rd
N Commerce St
Lakeview Rd
N3930 Rd
3rd St
Sunshine Rd
Co Rd 161
Zellner Ranch Rd
Butterly Rd
Refinery Rd
E1650 Rd
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Mount Carmel
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Duncan Way
Sunset Blvd
N359 Rd
Cr 3537
E West Rd
S Wards Chapel
Monte Vis
E1810 Rd
Jordan Dr
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County Line Rd
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Cowboy Ln
E 3rd
Chadwick Ln
E 1750 Rd
Madoc St
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Haliburton Rd
Cr 1563
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Addison Ln
6th St
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13th St
Wrecker Rd
Maple St
9th St
Oakridge Dr
Angel Rd
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Pecan St
Sandy Rd
Alamo Rd
77th Pl
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Dacoma Dr
Creek 3610
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E1550 Rd
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Woods Cir
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Rose Ln
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Park Pl
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E Creek St
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E Cr 1590 Rd
Orray St
Brumbley Pl
E 156 Rd
Mill Rd
Pen Spur Rd
2nd St
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Creekside W
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Phillips St
N Co Rd 3260
Blackberry Ln
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Cecil Woods Rd
Pebworth Ave
Cr 3 487
N3848 Rd
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E Cr 3340
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Sa-Po kni Rd
Mungle Rd
S D St
Albright Rd
Raytown Rd
Cr 1525
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Miller Rd
Ridge Rd
N Cr 5287
Pine Pole Rd
Gray Ln
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8th St
Jean Rd
Sergent Rd
O Ave
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3rd St
Industrial Pwk Rd
N3943 Rd
E1865 Rd
Co Rd 1553
City St
Lilac Ln
C hoctaw St
Abbey Dr
K St SW
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Walton Mtn Rd
Travertine Dr
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Nelson Ave
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Lackey Blvd
Allen Rd
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Scullin Rd
Cr 3532
Airport Rd
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Milton Rd
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Cr 3477
3655 Rd
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E1864 Rd
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Pedler Rd
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Creek 3505
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E1887 Rd
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Stone Bridge L n
Mitchell Place Rd
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Tower Cir
D3936 Rd
E1835 R d
Maxwell Ln
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J F Roberts Rd
3400 Rd
E1820 Rd
E1555 Rd
Glen Bonham Dr
Co Rd 3604
E1625 Rd
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E1630 Rd
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Cr 1521
Pittman Rd
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E1905 Rd
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E1595 Rd
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D3956 Rd
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E1830 Rd
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Calvary Rd
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Hisle Rd
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Martha Carter
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E1925 Rd
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E1625 Rd
Co Rd 3280
Platinum Pl
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Perkins Rd
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Muirfield Dr
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Burnett Rd
Jackson Ave
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E Cr 1680
E1960 R d
Cr 3592
Wilson Ln
6th St
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2nd St
Janda Rd
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Ag Rd
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E1778 Rd
Plainview Rd
Garcia Rd
Dobbs Rd
E1975 Rd
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E1887 Rd
N3550 Rd
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Burge Dr
Peg Ln
Cr 1595
Cr 1529
Randolf Ave
N3736 Rd
E1917 Rd
N3860 Rd
Cherry Rd
E1700 Rd
E1830 Rd
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Flint Rd
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Blue Cedar Ln
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N5371 Rd
D3785 Rd
Cedar Bend Ln
Green Briar
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Walker Rd
E1845 Rd
Ross Reed Rd
Cr 3599
D1670 Rd
5 Miles Rd
E1662 Rd
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Centennial Dr
1st St
E 1570 Rd
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Birch Rd
D1719 Rd
Nelson Rd
Bluebell Rd
Hidden Ln
D1565 Rd
Cr 1533
N364.5 Rd
Little Ln
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Prichard Rd
Fulton Pl
S N St
Basin Rd
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Dillon Ct
Group Camp 1 Rd
Cr 3522
E Cr 1 640 E1640 Rd
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E1849 Rd
N3800 Rd
Connector Rd
5th St
E1940 Rd
E1684 Rd
N Hills Rd
S Wilderness Ln
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E Ave
B St
N 391 Rd
Gold Rd
Cosgrove Dr
Shade Tree Ln
E1765 Rd
Possum Hill Rd
E1515 Rd
E1540 Rd
Otis Rd
T Caldwell Dr
E1680 Rd
N S 375 Rd
Co Rd 3530
Granite Rd
Upperton Ln
Gayle Rd
Co Rd 3387
E 1698 Rd
Greasy Bend Loop
Heritage St
Cr 3635
Cr 3590
Elm Ridge Rd
Hardesty Rd
Edmonds Dr
Cr 1552
N3590 Rd
Regional Park Way
Pruitt St
9th St
Lake St
Cr 3547
Tuscan Rd
Dunn Rd
N3960 Rd
Caruthers Rd
Yale Rd
E Gate
Howard Dr
N379 Rd
E 1680 Rd
Burnside Rd
N3770 Rd
N3264 Rd
E1570 Rd
Dollar Rd
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Rigsby Rd
Davis Rd
Newport Rd
Sherry Lake Addn
Site 18 Rd
Four Silos Trl
Dancing Rabbit
Callahan St
N3735 Rd
Dover Rd
Carr Pen Rd
Golden Dr
Hart Ln
D1712 Rd
N 7th St
Marlin Rd
Rolling Hills Rd
F Ave
J & B Rd
Cannon Dr
Laurel Ln
N Co Rd 338
E1637 Rd
Milky Way
Oak Grove
D1715 Rd
City Lake Rd
8th Ave NE
N3560 Rd
Givens Ln
E1589 Rd
Oak Leaf Ln
Acorn Hill
Richardson Ln
Maha R d
Devault Ln
Blackfoot Rd
W Broadway Loop
E 1650 Rd
Tur ner Ln
Drake Rd
W McGee Creek Rd
E1895 Rd
Kelly Rd
Scribner Ln
E1930 Rd
S Dfogwood Rd
Oak Ridge St
N3353 Rd
Adams Rd
Brillo Rd
D1948 Rd
East St
Pr 'Reed Ave'
Case Cir
Co Rd 3253
Shanee Ave
Poteet Rd
Sawmill Spr
Norfleet Rd
N3903 Rd
W Main St
E Dairy Ln
O'Neal St
N3928 Rd
S Grand Ave
S 9th St
E1672 Rd
Smithers Ln
N3970 Rd
E1869 Rd
Elm Rd
General Dr
Windy Ln
Jennings Rd
Railroad Rd
N3810 Rd
Chriss Rd
Woods Dr
Hobble Ln
E1655 Rd
Fork Rd
D3917 Rd
King Rd
T J Rd
McGiboney Rd
Mo ssy Glen Rd
Mary Ln
Cox Mtn Rd
Eastgate Loop
Shoffner Rd
N Main St
E1610 Rd
N3460 Rd
E161 Rd
Co Rd
Cr 3619 Loop
N3395 Rd
Dove Ln
S John Ross Rd
Hanover Rd
N3438 Rd
E1525 Rd
Lee Ave
N3550 Rd
N363 Rd
Byrd St
Co Rd
Jones Ave
N3255 Rd
Magnolia Ave
Co Rd 165
Walnut Rd
S Broadway
E River Bottom Rd
N3665 Rd
Rich Ln
Vidoma Ln
Co Rd 347
Longmire Lake Rd
E1935 Rd
Lakeview Ln
N3705 Rd
Main St
Green River Rd
S Durwood Rd
E1605 Rd
Cr 3630
Katy S pur Ln
Warren Rd
Elmwood Ln
S Grand Rd
N 3775 Rd
Fautt St
Cr 1530
Industrial Blvd
Addison Rd
Primrose Ln
Johnston County Rd
Cr 3652
Thomas Rd
Hines Rd
Pontotoc Ave
Substation Rd
N3305 Rd
Olive St
Buck Creek Rd
Old Trail Rd
Butler Rd
N3790 Rd
Co Rd D3385
Willard Rd
Cr 3640
D 1900 Rd
Murray 23 Ln
Turner Rd
Cr 1600
Cheadle Rd
E1988 Rd
N3287 Rd
N3410 Rd
Lake Jean Neustadt Rd
B St SW
Oil Field Svc Rd
E156 Rd
Fox Ln
Harvey Rd
Hine s Blvd
D3940 Rd
N3642 Rd
N370 Rd
S Broadway St
E1730 Rd
Shearer Rd
Millcreek Rd
D3320 Rd
Lakeside Rd
N3803 Rd
White Ln
N3975 Rd
D1801 Rd
Cr 1655
Co Rd 3640
W Voca Rd
N355.5 Rd
Farland St
E Co Rd 15 60
N3747 Rd
Carter Rd
North St
D169 Rd
N3770 Rd
E Cr 1 600
Cometti Rd
N3725 Rd
Co Rd 3500
Chapman Rd
E1790 Rd
E1900 Rd
Blue Ribbon Rd
Moore Cemetery Rd
N3195 Rd
Burch Rd
Co Rd 361.3
Triangle Rd
Tipperar y Rd
E Co Rd 1639
N3631 Rd
Rienking Ln
Cr 1696
Baum Rd
D Ave
Grisso Rd
P St SE
Farm Rd
Commetti Rd
Williams Dr
N3900 Rd
Tyler Rd
E1585 Rd
Stowers Rd
E South St
Grumman St
Co Rd 3440
Eagle Heights Rd
E1817 Rd
Ray Bra num Rd
Henderson Rd
W Mt Carmel Rd
Reba McEntire Ave
Bluebird Ln
N361.5 Rd
Dead River Rd
Highland Ln
Ayres Rd
Big Slough Rd
N3748 Rd
Guff ey Rd
S Elmwood
E1800 Rd
Tyson Swine Rd
N3230 Rd
N342 Rd
N3838 Rd
Buffalo St
Moble Rd
D1575 Rd
E154 Rd Ew 155 R d
Co Rd 160
Old Cabin Rd
Reeder Rd
Grassy Creek Rd
E1590 Rd
Grider Rd
Prairie Dog Ln
Haven Rd
W Clear Branch Rd
Shady Grove Rd
Rustic Rd
Latta Rd
Turnbull Rd
N3878 Rd
Cabin Ln
Leverage Rd
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Clemmerville Rd
E1715 Rd
E1550 Rd
Dozer Rd
Inman Ln
Boarland Rd
E1695 Rd
Cedar Hill Rd
Rafter Rd
Bullard Rd
E C o Rd 15 90
W Morrow Rd
E1678 Rd
Bledsoe Rd
Primrose Ln
Old Owl Rd
E158 Rd
N4000 Rd
N3530 Rd
N3920 Rd
E Co Rd 1540
Co Rd 1 670
E1848 Rd
E1555 Rd
McClain Rd
Green Rd
E1670 Rd
Overland Trl
Co Rd 342
C rusher Rd
Swamp Creek Rd
W Twin Oaks Rd
Sandridge S
Triple L Rd
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N3795 Rd
Johnston Rd
Keel Creek Rd
Nightingal e R d
Jennings Rd
Tractor Rd
Adams Rd
N348 Rd
Amos Conley Rd
N Cr 3350
Pruitt Rd
E1740 Rd
Scally Rd
E1755 R d
N 5373 Rd
N3540 Rd
S Elmwood Rd
G Bar Rd
Cr 3480
E1705 Rd
Cr 3600
Ma dison St
Rebel Rd
N366 Rd
Ash Rd
Noble Foundation Rd
Co Rd 341
Cr 3410
Timberline Rd
Little Rock Rd
E1565 Rd
Warner Rd
Sandridge N
N3330 Rd
Bethel Rd
Cobb Rd
E Anitas Rd
Star Rd
Taylor Rd
Sand Pit Rd
Birch Creek Rd
N368.2 Rd
N3823 Rd
Co Rd 3570
Mary St
S Wild Rose Ln
Cr 1550
Snow Rd
Evergreen St
N349 Rd
N353 Rd
N3260 Rd
Cr 3625
N357 Rd
Co Rd 346
N Co Rd 3340
W Grantham Rd
Church St
Garner Rd
Pasture Rd
Hollow Springs Rd
N365 Rd
N355 Rd Co Rd 355
E2000 Rd
Mimosa Rd
Main St
Express Rd
Creek 3490
N 3700 Rd
Cr 1577 Rd
Locust Rd
Hollow Spring Rd
Wright Ln
S Hutchins Ln
N3772 Rd
N3735 Rd
Landmark R d
E Mai n S t
Waterwell Ln
Haworth Rd
N3215 Rd
Bud Ward Rd
Stiles Rd
D1744 Rd
Pecan St
Bill Short Rd
Cr 3510
Randolph L ake Ln
Corbin Rd
N3755 Rd
Tisdale Rd
Ridgeview Rd
E1554 Rd
Shephers Hill
Cr 1610
Hamilot Rd
E1645 Rd
Dozer Rd
Crystal Cemetery Rd
Choctaw Ave
E 1545 Rd
Antwine Rd
W Shalmar Dr
Owl Ln
N360 Rd
Oil Rd
E Main St
N369.9 Rd
E1520 Rd
Avanzini Rd
Harris St
N3570 Rd
Trent Ln
Reactor Rd
Marcum Rd
E W 155 Rd
Durango St
N3910 Rd
D1818 Rd
E156.5 Rd
Cr 1555
Leo Allen Rd
N3238 Rd
Vally View Ln
E1630 Rd
Jefferson St
S Kings Rd
Lowrance Rd
E1920 Rd Check Ln
E1560 Rd
N3205 Rd
Research N3940 Rd
N Half Bank Rd
E Rockridge Rd
Small Creek Ln
N352.3 Rd
W 12th St
S Byrd Ave
E W 152 Rd
Western Rock Rd
E Cr 1610
Watson Rd
E1650 Rd
W Fol som Rd
Silo Ln
Old Frank s Rd
Guinea Rd
E1615 Rd
E1660 Rd
E1948 Rd
N3593 Rd
Vinita Allen Rd
Burl Gwinn's Rd
E1585 Rd
N385 Rd
Willow St
E154.5 Rd
Foreman Rd
Jay Bird Ln
E1590 Rd
Rock Creek R d
Matthews Rd
E Turkey Creek Rd
Bowlin Rd
D1647 Rd
Country Ln
W Wynnewood Ave
Cherry Rd
O'Bannion Rd
N3840 Rd
Royal Oaks Rd
N Pecan St
N3640 Rd
Milk Ln
Sardis Cir
Wolf Fork Ln
Cr 1640
Red Bud Rd
Kirby Ln
3rd Ave NE
Spice Ln
Cr 1520
Old Hwy 70
E1700 Rd
Redwing Rd
Hooe Rd
S Fa rris Rd
Garrett Rd
Garside Rd
Cr 3490
E W 150 Rd
Decker Rd
Knappe Rd
Knapp Rd
E1984 Rd
College Rd
N3280 Rd
Pine Rd
Winding Pasture Rd Pvt
E1545 Rd
Burnett Ln
Foothill Rd
Springdale Rd
Majestic Hills Rd
E1853 Rd
Mallard Rd
S May Toy Rd
E 154 Rd
E Cr 1598
E1720 Rd
Kelly Rd
High Rd
D3771 Rd
Briarwood Ln
E1660 Rd
Shepherd Rd
Rocking 4 Rd
Bellattin i Rd
Wildflower Rd
E Coa tsworth R d
Cedar B lue Rd
Hoxbar Rd
S utton Ln
Sandman Rd
E Allen St
Lovelady Rd
N Chickasaw Trl
Mile Rd
Marty Ln
S Walnut St
Co Rd 16 F
Walkup Ln
W Bro adway Ave
Stonecipher Rd
E 1540 Rd
Condon Grove Ln
E Bethany Church Rd
N3890 Rd
Osage Ln
D1854 Rd
E168 R d
N3743 Rd
E 1690 Rd
E1580 Rd
William Rd
32nd St
E Leo Allen Rd
Dolber g Rd
Awalt Rd
Jones Rd
Candlewood Rd
D167 Rd
N Mitchell Rd
N3895 Rd
Sandy Gr ove
Cree k 1560
E Blue Haven Ln
N368 Rd
Mount Vica Rd
E1760 Rd
E1610 Rd
Louis Cemetery Rd
E155 Rd
E 158 Rd
N Carr Pen Rd
Big Be ar Rd
N3275 Rd
E Orcha rd Rd
Pinky Rd
Conco rd Rd
N3440 Rd
Kite Rd
Section Line Rd
Meridian Rd
Mill St
E1910 Rd
Skyview Rd
Cr 3620
S Clayton Ave
N3490 Rd
Ilbern Rd
Austin Rd
Low Rd
Burris Rd
E1583 Rd
Willow Rd
Ott Rd
N159 Rd
E 1850 Rd
E Harmony Rd
Riverside Rd
Thayer Ln
89Er Rd
N3805 Rd
N3765 Rd
E169 Rd
E1630 R d
E158 Rd
Claude Lawley Ln
C St SE
N3770 Rd
Gobblers Knob Rd
S Pecan Bottom Rd
Co Rd 1 6F
Butcher Pen Rd
Lib erty Rd
Pat Howe ll Rd
Cr 3680
E1810 Rd
Winchester Rd
Co Rd E W 168
S Indian Meridian Rd
S Chickasaw St
Byrde Pruitt Rd
S Willard Rd
E152 Rd
E1710 Rd
Archer Rd
Ilberry Rd
N Hickory St
Round Lake Rd
N3745 Rd
E 1525 Rd
Cherry Ln
Airport Rd
E153 Rd
D1610 Rd
Pine & Legal Rd
Cr 3
N370.5 Rd
Old Settlers Rd
Preston Rd
Cyris Harris Rd
Old Broom Rd
Couch Rd
Griffen Rd
E1575 Rd
Froman Ln
Holida y R d
N3448 Rd
Alfre d Grimm Rd
McIntosh Rd
Nix Rd
D1742 Rd
Waterplant Rd
Miller Rd
Byers Rd
Dairy Rd
E 18 th St
Peach Tree Rd
N3520 Rd
Village Ln
Ranch Rd
Walnut Rd
Cr 1720
Newport Rd
Martin L n
D3565 Rd
N3340 Rd
Juniper Rd
A shton Rd
W 32nd St
Mc Pherson
Holler Rd
Mesa Rd
S McSwain Ln
D3955 Rd
Half Bank Rd
Boland Rd
Davis Creek Rd
C o R d 164
E1620 R d
Lonnie Abbott Blvd
S Preston Rd
N3738 Rd
Beaver Rd
3rd St NE
Tumbleweed Dr
E Nightingale Rd
Russell Rd
N3390 Rd
Indian Bend
County Redbud Rd
Meadow Rd
Jelly Cook
Pebble Creek
Coal Creek Rd
Cross Rd
Goodson Ln
N3820 Rd
Childrens Ln
Prathe r Rd
C o R d 166
Seeley Ch apel Rd
Oak Creek Acres Rd
E Tow er Rd
E1840 Rd
Y Ln
D3538 Rd
Johnston Ave
Dairy Rd
White Hall R d
Thetford Rd
Pioneer Rd
Buckhorn Rd
N3830 Rd
E1930 Rd
E1775 Rd
Oak Lawn Rd
E159 Rd
Lone Cedar Rd
W Cedar Ridge Rd
Old W ilso n Rd
Turtle Dov e Ln
E164 Rd
Baseline Rd
Cedar Rd
N3930 Rd
Buel Green Rd
E1 650 Rd
E Cr 1630
E1635 Rd
Russet Rd
E Myall Rd
E154 Rd
W Blue River Rd
Gateway Rd
Butterfield Cross ing Rd
E1680 Rd
Fernwood Rd
S Lance Rd
D3603 Rd
Hic kory Rd
Mail Route Rd
N S 378 Rd
Dove Rd
Quarry Rd
Buck Sk in Rd
Trett/slab Rd
3rd Ave
N3800 Rd
N3760 Rd
Standing Rock Rd
Wofford Rd
N3270 Rd
Kenwood Rd
Brushy Rd
Cat City Rd
N3760 Rd
Roundhill Rd
Pacific Rd
Church Rd
Grandview Rd
Linn Cemetery Rd
N3780 Rd
Leader Rd
N3600 Rd
N3430 Rd
Cr 3530
City Lake Rd
N389 Rd
N345 Rd
Blackburn Rd
Lightening Ridge Rd
Co Rd 3650
Horse Apple Rd
N350 Rd
Glass Rd
Wiley Rd
N3380 Rd
Kimberlin Rd
Central Rd
Cr 3550
E1985 Rd
Pleasant Hill Rd
Frontier Rd
N3710 Rd
Cr 1670
Horse Creek Rd
N3915 Rd
Cumberland Ave
Hines Ln
N3670 Rd
Rd A
N3540 Rd
N392 Rd
E 1640 Rd
N352 Rd
N3830 Rd
Co Rd 353
Smokey Ridge Rd
N361 Rd
Moore Rd
E North Hills Dr
Sla b R d
George Ranch Rd
N1720 Rd
E1690 Rd
Mowdy Rd
Holder Rd
Indian Creek Rd
Jackson Ln
Arlington St
Hometown Rd
S Lake Murray Dr
John son Rd
E Co Rd 1570
E1730 Rd
Fletcher Rd
Enterprise Rd
N3590 Rd
Dead End Rd
Earl Rd
Clay Rd
Veterans Blvd
S Muldrow Ave
Tater Hil l Rd
Forest Ln
N 3727 Rd English Rd
E Rodeo Rd
N3680 Rd
West Ave
West St
E Jagger Rd
D3798 Rd
N3730 Rd
N364 Rd
E1700 Rd
McClaine Rd
Cow Pen Creek Rd
N3905 Rd
N3610 Rd
Ice Cream Rd
Lake Rd
N3260 Rd
Dolese Rd
Nixon Rd
Ruppe Rd
N 3300 Rd
Chockie Mtn Rd
E1940 Rd
N3240 Rd
Charles F Cooper Memorial Rd
N3780 Rd
N3450 Rd
S Prairie Rd
E Mansion Rd
Collage Rd
College Rd
N3950 Rd
D3525 Rd
Myall SW
Cr 1580 C o R d 158
Rd B
Log Cabin Rd
E Blue Haven Rd
Cr 1650
N391 Rd
Myall Rd SW
N 387 Rd
Deer Run Rd
Pace Rd
E1670 R d
Rd D
Field Trail Rd
Eden Rd
Bob White Ln
N3825 Rd
N3762 Rd
N3885 Rd
E 153 Rd
N3710 Rd
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The staff of Rocky Mountain National Park invite you to celebrate World Ranger Day as we recognize world conservation areas, and the professional staff, the Rangers, who form the Thin Green Line around these most valuable resources. On Tuesday, July 30, park staff will show "The Thin Green Line" an international ranger documentary made by Australian ranger, Sean Willmore. The program will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Beaver Meadows Visitor Center auditorium in Rocky Mountain National Park.
The International Ranger Federation (IRF) was founded to support the work of Rangers as the key protectors of the world's protected areas. In 2006, at the World Ranger Congress in Scotland, IRF delegates decided that July 31 of each year, beginning in 2007, would be a day dedicated to world rangers. The first World Ranger Day fell on the 15th anniversary of the founding of IRF on July 31, 1992.
In 1872, Yellowstone National Park became the world's first federally designated national park. Since then, according to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, over 100,000 protected areas, representing more than 10% of the earth's landmass, have been established around the world.
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ITV - the UK broadcaster that is branching out into net TV and which recently bought dotcom giant Friends Reunited - has rejected an approach regarding a possible buyout.
In a statement to the stock exchange today ITV said that a consortium comprising Apax Partners, The Blackstone Group and Goldman Sachs' Principal Investment Area had "recently expressed an interest in the possibility of acquiring a controlling interest in ITV".
However, execs "unanimously concluded that the proposal could not be in the best interests of all shareholders and accordingly rejected it".
With the advent of internet TV and video-on-demand industry watchers reckon ITV is ripe for an approach.
Six months ago ITV launched a pilot on the south coast of England of a new regional broadband TV service. The trial formed part of ITV's plans to diversify away from traditional TV content to help cash in on growing net-based revenues. According to the latest figures available, the amount of cash spent on internet advertising in the UK soared 73 per cent last year to £1.13bn - way past other media such as consumer and business mags, radio, outdoor and cinema.
In December ITV snapped up Friends Reunited for £120m in cash and paper with a further £55m payable if the operation hits certain numbers in 2009. The acquisition of Friends Reunited gives ITV the chance to generate content online which, in turn, will help attract much needed advertising bucks. ®


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- Predictive tech is where the devices and software you use will guess what you want before you decide
- Critics: New form of tech could prove a new battlefield in the world of online privacy
- Predictive tech is the theme of the LeWeb'12 London meet in UK capital June 19 and 20
I know where to find the future. It will show up, I predict, on Tuesday at London's Westminster Central Hall. Don't blink. It will arrive in the shape of Le Web, Europe's illustrious two-day Internet conference which, this year, is focusing on next-generation digital products that are "faster than realtime."
Faster than realtime?
"It's when the server brings you a beer before you ask for it because she already knows what you drink!"
That's at least what "faster than realtime" means to Robert Scoble, Silicon Valley's most ubiquitous observer of the digital future who, inevitably enough, will be speaking at Le Web.
In Scoble's future, the computer "server" and the "server" in the bar will be indistinguishable. And they will both know what you want to drink before you know it yourself.
Loic Le Meur, the Silicon Valley based Franco-American impresario who founded Le Web and is the architect of the "faster than realtime" theme of tomorrow's conference, shares Scoble's faith in the internet's uncannily predictive power.
"We've arrived in the future," Le Meur told me. Online apps are getting to know us so intimately, he explained, that we can know things before they happen. To illustrate his point, Le Meur told me about his use of Highlight, a social location app which offers illuminating data about nearby people who have signed up for the network like -- you guessed it -- the digitally omniscient Robert Scoble.
Highlight enabled Le Meur to literally know the future before it happened because, he says, it is measuring our location all of the time. "I opened the door before he was there because I knew he was coming," Le Meur told me excitedly about a recent meeting that he had in the real world with Scoble.
Paul Davison, the CEO of Highlight who will be speaking at Le Web, agrees with Le Meur about how "faster than realtime" is revolutionizing not only the internet but the very nature of life itself in the digital 21st century. "We're entering a very special time in history, where smartphones and mobile sensors will allow us to see things that we've never been able to see before," Davison told me. "It's really exciting."
But it's not just social apps like Hightlight that are enabling the web to predict the future. As Le Meur explained to me, medical lifestyle and fitness apps like Withings and Runkeeper enable him to predict his weight in advance because they are able over time -- through the massive amounts of personal data that they collect from his body -- to map out patterns which his brain doesn't have the processing power to grasp.
"Our bodies are streaming data. It knows thousands of my runs," Le Meur confessed to me. "It even measures my sleep."
But faster than realtime goes beyond Loic Le Meur's body. Many of the speakers at Le Web -- such as Tom Katis the CEO of Voxer, Bradley Horowitz the VP of Product Development at Google and Shakil Khan, the head of special projects at Path -- will talk about how their products are radically changing the way in which we use voice, video and text data online.
Le Web will even feature a speech from McKinsey partner Eric Hazan on how "faster than realtime" is shifting the behavior of consumption across the internet.
This is a business as well as a consumer revolution. Another of the Le Web speakers will be Nick Halstead, the founder of Datasift, a platform that enables companies to interpret massive amounts of data through social media networks like Twitter and Facebook.
Companies like Datasift enable companies to know the future. "In the pre-social era, companies based their business decisions on backwards looking data; purchases that have been made, and orders that have been fulfilled," Halstead explained to me. "In the social era, the social-stream of the world is telling us what's happening now, or will happen. As a social data platform, DataSift helps companies make sense of billions of social conversations to make better decisions for their company and customers."
Not ever web user, of course, will be thrilled with the idea of companies being able to to predict our future buying habits in advance. Indeed, as I've argued, "faster than realtime" apps like Highlight creates a eerie, perhaps even a creepy, kind of serendipity. According to Sam Shank, the CEO of HotelTonight and another of Le Web's speakers, tomorrow's technology will know what we want before we know we want it ourselves.
As Shank confessed to me, his "long term vision" for HotelTonight is "to get the service so personalized and context-aware that it books you the perfect room at the perfect hotel for you, before you even know you want a hotel."
"Now that's clearly faster than real time!" Shank told me with unabashed excitement.
But do we really want algorithms knowing what we want better than ourselves, so they can determine -- faster than real time -- where we should stay, when we should eat, who we should meet or what we should buy? According to Le Meur, who did acknowledge to me some privacy concerns with "faster than realtime" (especially with respect to personal financial and location data), it offers "extraordinary" opportunities to improve our own lives by learning about our bodies, finding a job or starting a business.
We have "no choice but to fully embrace" today's online products, Le Meur told me about technology which he describes as "unheralded" in history.
But not every speaker at Le Web shares Le Meur's uncompromising optimism. I will be personally debating Scoble on Wednesday about the existential value of radical transparency in a digital society in which we know everything about everyone. And Milo Yiannopoulos, the founder and editor-in-chief of The Kernel Magazine and another Le Web speaker, shares my concerns about an online world in which complex data algorithms manage our lives for us.
"At first glance, "faster than real time" is an absurd phrase and a daft theme for an internet conference," Yiannopoulos told me. "But what it's getting at, of course, is the spooky way in which new devices and services seem able to anticipate our needs -- and predict our behavior. This is the privacy battleground that will define the second coming of Silicon Valley. It can seem at times as though we're running headlong -- and faster than real time -- into an uncertain and sinister future."So what to do about the spookiness of "faster than realtime?" Is Yiannopoulos' "sinister" future inevitable?
One person who, unfortunately, won't be speaking at Le Web is Microsoft's Chief Privacy Officer, Brendon Lynch. Unlike many of the speakers at Le Web, Lynch sees nothing either inevitable or attractive about an Internet dominated by apps and services that know us better than we know ourselves.
Indeed, a couple of weeks ago, Microsoft announced that its new IE10 browser would come with a Do Not Track default feature which would automatically block users' browsing data being collected by third parties. As Lynch blogged, research shows that 68% of consumers aren't okay with targeted advertising because "they don't like having their online behavior tracked and analyzed."
"Customers want a privacy by default experience," Lynch insisted to me. We don't want to be watched in everything they do and say online, he believes.
So Milo Yiannopoulos could well be right. "The privacy battleground that will define the second coming of Silicon Valley" may be between the 68% of us who don't want to be tracked or analyzed and data optimists who believe that it's in our interest to share all our personal data with our apps.
One thing is for sure, however. This year's Le Web will offer its 1,250 attendees a memorable trip into the future. No wonder that the event is already sold out. Rather than just a slick marketing term, "faster than realtime" represents today's digital zeitgeist. And, like it or not, it may well be tomorrow's reality.


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Friday, April 24, 2009
It's my day today
Photo by Krista Kõiv, taken a fortnight ago.
It's my birthday, again :) After a few chilly days and frosty mornings, the sun is suddenly really shining and it's lovely and warm outside. K. stayed home late this morning, giving me a chance to enjoy a leisurely breakfast consisting of a cup of coffee and a whole tub of Fage Total Greek yogurt topped with homemade sour cherry jam, while admiring the gorgeous birthday present he gave me. I'm baking a strawberry cake for the party tonight, and then head off for a walk with Nora Adeele, who has doubled her birth weight already (she was 2456 g when born and is now, at 12 weeks, around 5300 g). Our little girl surely has a good appetite :)
Right now, there's nothing to complain about - life's beautiful :)
Normal food postings resume next week.
23 comments:
- K and S said...
Happy Birthday! May all your wishes come true!
- 2:03 pm, April 24, 2009
- kameleon said...
Congratulations! I hope you have a wonderful day with your family, your baby, your friends...
- 2:19 pm, April 24, 2009
- Dagmar - A Cat in the Kitchen said...
I hope you'll have a wonderful birthday!
Take care!
hugs from Dagmar
- 2:23 pm, April 24, 2009
- Kalyn said...
What a great photo! Happy birthday, and glad you are enjoying this time of your life, which has to be truly special. (And now I'm remembering your real birthday is on my blog birthday!)
- 3:58 pm, April 24, 2009
- Raine ja Manuel said...
Palju palju õnne! Ning säravat uut aastat!
- 4:11 pm, April 24, 2009
- MyKitchenInHalfCups said...
Gorgeous, Happy Birthday (so late I am)!!
- 4:44 pm, April 24, 2009
- Anne said...
Happy birthday! I love the photo! :)
- 7:59 pm, April 24, 2009
- Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) said...
Happy, happy birthday!
- 8:19 pm, April 24, 2009
- Bea said...
Happy Birthday! :)
- 8:31 pm, April 24, 2009
- DaviMack said...
Glad to see you all, looking well.
- 11:26 pm, April 24, 2009
- Ewa said...
Happy birthday and may your wishes come true!
- 12:17 am, April 25, 2009
Happy Birthday!! You have truly been blessed with a beautiful baby girl.
- 6:43 pm, April 25, 2009
- Bunnygirl79 said...
Palju õnne sünnipäevaks!
Natuke hilja küll, aga parem hilja kui üldse mitte :).
- 7:23 pm, April 25, 2009
- vernanda said...
palju õnne ja jätkuvat stabiilset tasakaalu!
- 9:02 am, April 26, 2009
- tanita davis said...
Happy Belated - what a gorgeous family photo!
- 6:06 pm, April 26, 2009
We share the same birthday, Happy birthday to you.
I had a party and we ate the beetroot soup from your blog a while ago...it was delicious.
You present is wonderful, was it a surprise?
- 12:23 am, April 27, 2009
Happy, Happy Birthday! A beautiful-looking family.
Paz xoxo
- 4:10 pm, April 27, 2009
- ChichaJo said...
Happy birthday Pille! Nora Adeele is so lovely! Enjoy everything! :)
- 1:11 pm, April 29, 2009
- Giff said...
congratulations :) so nice to discover your blog. We just had a little boy ourselves (our second), and while sleep is elusive at times, it's a joy.
- 5:51 pm, April 29, 2009
- Anu said...
palju õnne, rõõmu ja armastust! /no mis siis, et tagantjärgi :)/
- 5:39 pm, April 30, 2009
- melissa said...
Happy belated birthday, Pille! Hope it was wonderful.
- 3:25 am, May 01, 2009
- Pille said...
Thank you so much for your kind birthday wishes, everybody!!!
Xtiand - happy (belated) birthday to you, too :) I love my present, too - and we visited the artist's studio and chose the painting together. We have two of his earlier paintings at home, but this one is very different (and quite a bit larger), and I love it!!
- 8:40 am, May 03, 2009
- Bea said...
Happy belated birthday Pille. A wonderful year ahead of you!
- 3:31 pm, May 17, 2009


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Still i think everyone should read it because she is one smart lady.
I quess some might disagree with her.
Still i think everyone should read it because she is one smart lady.
Typical Kenyesian thought. If you're household was floundering would you run up more credit card debt? That's what monetary policy is my friend.
Secondly, I'm not on board with comparing now to FDR's time. We were a nation of productive output. Now we are a "service economy".
A printing press is not an economic tool.
Agree to disagree.
Even Martin Feldstein (Conservative economist) acknowledges you HAVE to spend money when you are in a deep recession. He may disagree with the exact policy prescriptions of the Obama administration but there is no disagreement on that basic fact.
Now, after you spend to grow the economy what you do is a whole other thing. And very complicated i might add. Not given to easy policy prescriptions like "cut taxes" and cut spending.
I am all for tax reform and budget cuts down the line. In fact its an absolute necessity. We just might disagree on what kind of tax reform and which budget cuts.
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Make the certificate purchase simple. Mail out a gift certificate order form for easy purchasing of gift certificates to the spa. Place an order box in the locker rooms and reception area with a credit card payment method. Have an online presence that makes gift certificate purchasing convenient and virtual. Create a corporate flyer for companies wishing to extend the gift of relaxation to their staff.
Gift baskets are the perfect way to create a sampling of fitness, nutritional and beauty products along with an intangible gift like a 30-minute massage. Have pre-packaged baskets and offer complimentary gift-wrap. Offer a gift basket while you workout program where the member can identify what he or she would like to include for easy pickup at the end of his or her workout. Make sure that the gift baskets offer combinations of goods at different prices.
Over the last year the male market has increased phenomenally leaping from around 3 percent in the mid 1980s to more than 30 percent in 2003. Men appreciate the spa and they are journeying into services that are more exotic. No longer are they only signing up for sports massage and haircuts. Gentleman's packages include executive facials, natural manicures and a variety of body treatments. When creating your holiday spa menu, don't forget the guys. Studies show that men enjoy services more when they are targeted only to the male market. They also prefer packages that are less than three hours long. When developing gift certificates, stay with a unisex look or go the extra mile and create men's certificates as well as more feminine gift certificates. Guys love the spa scene but they prefer to be marketed to in an ultra masculine way.
The holiday season is the perfect time to introduce club members to spa services. Offer give-aways for spa sampler gift sets and services. Have impromptu contests; allow aerobics and group exercise facilitators the freedom to give away services during their classes. Extend the gifting to your members and watch it come back in immediate sales. Furthermore, offer holiday specials for facials, manicures and treatments that offer indulgences during the holidays.
Get your members into the spa with spa sampling parties, seated massage in the lobby and "bring a friend" free days to encourage referral sales. Paying more attention to the potential of gift certificates this year will more than double in return value in the coming year.
Melinda Minton is a spa consultant and health and beauty expert in Fort Collins, CO. She is the founder of The Spa Association, which is dedicated to enriching the professional beauty industry through self-regulation, education and sound business practices.
Monthly Phone Checks
The first day of every month, membership reps should call their members they started up in the previous month. The conversation will sound like this:
MR: Bob? Hi! This is Karen from the club. The reason for my call is that I wanted to make sure you are finding everything and that you are enjoying the club. How is the club working for you?
Bob: Oh man, I love the club! It's the best thing I've done in a long time. Thanks for checking in on me.
MR: My pleasure. I just wanted to make sure you're comfortable and being taken care of. We talked about a lot of things when you joined and I want to make sure we covered everything. I don't know if we talked about our member thank you program. Each month we have a gift for our members who refer their friends. This month the gift is a fleece vest — you may have seen it in the lobby display.
Bob: Yeah, I did see that. It is pretty cool. How do I get one?
MR: It's easy. All you do is refer a friend who joins this month and it's yours. The promo goes until the end of the month so I wanted to give you plenty of time in case you wanted to get involved. Is there anyone you'd like me to call for you and extend an invitation to the club courtesy of you?
Bob: Yeah, I have a few buddies that would be interested. Their names are ________, ________________, ________________ and their phone numbers are….
MR: Excellent Bob! I will give them a call and let you know what happens. And please, if there is anything I can do for you in the club or you have any questions, don't hesitate to let me know.


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If you would like to see a schedule of upcoming events and activities throughout the school district, please visit the DMPS Events Calendar.


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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
Two Israeli bus companies began 'kosher' bus lines 10 years ago requiring female passengers to sit in a separate section at the back of the bus. Five women, including author Naomi Ragen, filed a petition against this.
"We're sick of sitting in the back of haredi (ultra-Orthodox) buses. We prefer to sit up front," they wrote.
In July 2004, Ragen sat in the front, unaware that she was on a religious bus. As the bus filled with passengers, men demanded that she move to the back of the bus. Ragen said she was verbally abused and even physically threatened by one man.
"He treated me exactly as if I were a black woman in the United States South 50 years ago," Ragen said. "It was very humiliating."
The petitioners argue that even when the male section of the bus is empty and the female section is overcrowded, men still prevent women from sitting on "their side."
"Why should a woman with children and a baby carriage be forced to stand when there are plenty of empty seats on the bus?" Ragen asked.
"In the current format, the haredi bus lines are illegal, since they harm democratic rights and principles. The separation between the sexes sends a message of inferiority to women and we insist that the Ministry of Transportation become involved and address the issue immediately," the petitioners concluded.
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Nineteen Year Old Provides Good News Lift
There's more to serving than just handing out ice cream at this store. It's a wonderful story about kindness and service to someone in need.
If you haven't heard or read the account, click here to read about a young man who came to the aid of someone in need. In short, an elderly woman stole a $20 bill that fell out of a blind man's wallet while at a Dairy Queen store in Hopkins, Minnesota. The young man taking orders at the counter confronted the woman who refused to give the money back. Eventually when the fellow at the cash register had some time he took money out of his own wallet and gave it to the man who had been swindled.
Surely we can consider taking a step in our life toward being that person. There are enough of the miscreants who would deface a monument to veterans.
Should an act of kindness be news? Absolutely! Should we also recognize that there are those who do harm? Yes. By acknowledging both good and bad, we can stand as a witness to the act and discern which way to proceed in our own life.


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Teachers Embark on Brazilian Adventure, May 7, 2001
SOCORRO, N.M., May 7, 2001 -- Brazil . . . land of beautiful beaches, lush rain forests, exotic animals, and New Mexican teachers. New Mexican teachers? Twelve New Mexican teachers, in fact.
These twelve teachers, who hail from all over New Mexico, will be traveling to Brazil this summer as part of a Department of Education Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad Program grant awarded to the Master of Science Teaching Program at New Mexico Tech. While there, they will earn them academic credit for two classes focussing on Air Quality and Sensitive Ecosystems. There will also be ample opportunity to explore the rich culture and natural beauty of Brazil throughout the trip.
The group begins their expedition in São Paulo, Brazil, the largest city in South America. In São Paulo, they will have the opportunity to explore the Brazilian education system through visits to public schools and the Universidad de São Paulo. They will also begin a series of experiments for the class "Introduction to Air Pollution and Air Quality Management." This course will provide an understanding of concepts of air pollution and air quality management, through a combination of lectures and experiments.
While traveling in Brazil, the participants will be testing the air quality in different regions of the country using personal monitors. This offers the chance to compare locations and management systems between the cities they visit (São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Campo Grande, Manaus, and Recife) and wilderness areas in Northern Brazil.
As the expedition progresses northward, the crew will explore the culture, religions, foods, and history of Brazil. They also start to concentrate on their other academic goal--"An Introduction to Natural Ecosystems and Ecological Concepts." This class is also presented through a combination of lecture and field experiences. Field experiences include exploration of the Amazon by boat, treks through the Patanal Wilderness area, and exposure to Brazilian research centers that focus on fragile ecosystems. Lectures will reflect the environments they visit, what an ecosystem is, how it evolves, how it works, how it adapts to change. These topics will integrate discussion of local and global air quality, utilizing personal experience, background readings, and participants' own air quality experiments in Brazil.
Part of each teacher's assignment in this undertaking is to bring their newfound knowledge of Brazil, air quality issues, and ecological concepts back to their New Mexican classrooms.
Although they are studying these concepts in Brazil, these are not uniquely Brazilian concepts. The lessons these teachers learn in Brazil will provide ample experiential information to compare with their New Mexican surroundings. Each teacher will prepare lesson plans to that effect as part of the program.
The teachers selected for this program through competitive application in March are Cynde Aaron, AIM High School, Socorro; Steve Blake, Silver High School, Silver City; Linda Jane Chavez, SER SFPS Career Academy, Santa Fe; Cynthia Connolly, Socorro; Lee Eversole, Crownpoint Institute of Technology, Bluewater; Elizabeth Fritsche, Albuquerque Academy, Albuquerque; Douglas Fuqua, Tularosa High School, Alto; Marilyn Gardner, SET SFPS Career Academy, Santa Fe; Julianne Green, St. Pius X High School, Albuquerque; Katharine Hoff, Rio Rancho High School, Albuquerque; Zachary Leonard, Espanola Valley High School, Espanola; and Donna Michelle Perry, Carlsbad High School Phoenix Program, Carlsbad.
They will be leaving for Brazil June 9 to join the program leaders, Vannetta R. Perry and Clinton Richardson, both of New Mexico Tech. Their five-week stay ends July 13. For more information about the program and expedition plans, visit the MST website at www.nmt.edu/~science/mst and look under International Experiences.


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YORK, Pa. – The York College men's and women's basketball teams took a pledge to help in the fight against cancer this season. All together, the teams raised a total of $9,062.
The Spartan women collected $2,300 during their "Play 4 Kay" Day. The proceeds from the game went to the Kay Yow Cancer Foundation.
The remaining $6,762 came from the combination of the Coaches vs. Cancer Tournament held by both teams in December and the "3-point attack" campaign that ran throughout the season. The proceeds from these events were donated to the American Cancer Society.
"This is a cause that I am very passionate about," said head women's basketball coach Betsey Witman. "Everyone in my immediate family has either battled or is currently battling some type of cancer."
After York's former men's basketball coach, Jeff Gamber, retired, Coach Witman knew that she wanted to continue the efforts to raise money for the American Cancer Society.
Witman was happy that the new men's basketball head coach, Matt Hunter, wanted to jump on board right away and raise money for the fight against cancer too.
"My dad is a cancer survivor," said Coach Hunter. "I believe that everyone has been touched by this horrible disease in one way or another."
Both coaches are incredibly proud of the amount of money their teams were able to raise this season and are thankful to everyone who donated. Next season, the Spartans look to continue their efforts and donate even more money.


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European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) Strategic Innovation Agenda – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the EIT?
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) was set up in 2008 at the initiative of the European Commission and is an autonomous EU body stimulating world-class innovation. It brings together excellent higher education institutions, research centres and businesses and aims to achieve its objective through a pioneering concept of cross-border public-private-partnerships known as Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs). The EIT has its administrative headquarters (in Budapest) while the KICs operate from 16 sites throughout Europe, from Barcelona to Stockholm. To date, three KICs have been created, focusing on sustainable energy (InnoEnergy KIC), climate change (Climate KIC) and information and communication society (ICT Labs).
What is the Commission's vision for the EIT?
The aim is for the EIT to create the entrepreneurs of tomorrow and ensure that the European 'knowledge triangle' is a match for the world's best. Its KICs focus on major societal challenges and the Institute acts as a catalyst for the take-up and exploitation of new technologies and research.
The EIT and its KICs are set up in a way which ensures that red-tape is kept to the minimum and that they have the flexibility to adapt quickly to new or emerging needs, so that they can deliver effective results. The Commission wants the EIT to be a model for simplification.
Students, researchers and entrepreneurs are at the heart of its innovation drive. Its education dimension creates new opportunities for career development and pathways between academia and the private sector.
Its first KICs have been operating for a relatively short period but have already demonstrated their impact and value: in just one year, six start-up companies have been created, and 50 more are in the pipeline; around 700 Master's degree and PhD students have or are presently enrolled on KIC-branded courses.
By 2020, the Commission expects the EIT to provide an impetus for creating up to 600 start-up companies and for training around 25 000 students and 10 000 PhDs in new curricula, combining excellent science with a strong entrepreneurship component.
How much funding is the Commission proposing that the EIT will receive in 2014-2020?
The EIT has received €309 million from the EU budget since its launch. As part of its Horizon 2020 proposal, the Commission envisages significantly stepping up its support for the EIT, with a budget of €2.8 billion1 in 2014-2020.
The budget is being increased to enable the first three KICs to consolidate and grow, and to pave the way for the creation of six new KICs by 2018. These would focus on: Healthy Living, Raw Materials, Food for the Future (to be created in 2014); Urban Mobility, Added Value Manufacturing, and Smart Secure Societies (to be set up in 2018).
On average, the EIT contributes up to 25% of the global KIC budget. The amount distributed to each KIC may vary, since the budgetary needs of each differs. The final budget allocation depends on the specific business plans of each KIC and its development.
How will the EIT secure funding from other sources?
The EIT funding model builds on the strengths and resources of the partners involved in the KICs. 25% of the funding of the EIT and its KICs is provided by the European Union; the remainder will mostly come from the KIC partners themselves.
Initial experience has shown a very high level of commitment from industrial partners. The KICs have also managed received additional funding from national and regional public money. The German government for example has decided to allocate €50 million over a 5-year period to the management of the "Software Campus" education initiative by the ICT Labs KIC.
What is the EIT Strategic Innovation Agenda (SIA)?
This is the Commission's proposed framework strategy for the EIT in the years to come. The aim is to significantly enhance the EIT's impact across Europe.
The experiences of the KICs – both best practices but also lessons learned – will be shared, so others can heed them. The Commission will set up systems to boost this knowledge sharing through fellowship schemes, an alumni network and a stakeholder forum. These measures would be complemented by efforts to make the governance of the EIT more efficient and by putting in place a new monitoring system to assess the performance of the EIT and the KICs. The monitoring system will enable the EIT to benchmark its performance against its own objectives and best practices at European and global level.
The Commission is proposing to reduce the number of EIT governing board members. Why?
The number of members on the board will be reduced from 22 to 10. The EIT's business-oriented approach requires efficient, quick and focused decision-making. A reduced governing board with a stronger focus on strategic guidance is a fundamental step in this direction, as underlined by the independent external evaluation carried out earlier this year and was also proposed by the EIT governing board itself. A scaled-down board will lead to more effective and efficient decision-making, whilst keeping administrative overheads to a minimum.
What is being done to make the EIT more attractive for business, especially SMEs?
While preserving the EIT's necessary flexibility, the Commission has proposed measures to streamline the EIT's decision-making and implementing procedures. The themes for new KICs were selected according to their potential for creating new business opportunities.
Business involvement in the EIT and its KICs is already significant and increasing. To date, the KICs involve nearly 200 partners, of which 75 (nearly 40%) are business organisations. The Climate-KIC, for instance, involves a large number of regional SMEs. Industrial partners contribute around a third of the InnoEnergy KIC's budget, which totals €290 million. In the case of the ICT Labs KIC, the budget share from industrial partners is 20%.
Companies – both large multinationals and SMEs – are especially attracted by the EIT's business-oriented approach to innovation, as well as its focus on flexibility and efforts to ensure simpler and clearer rules.
How were the themes for the six new KICs selected? What criteria were used to define their scope?
The draft Strategic innovation Agenda submitted to the Commission by the EIT governing board in June 2011 was the basis for selecting the themes of the new KICs. In parallel, criteria were developed to ensure an objective assessment of the innovation potential offered by each proposed future theme. These criteria were assessed with the wider innovation community through a public consultation.
The themes focus on societal challenges. In providing innovation and economic potential, the existing and new KICs will contribute to the goals of Horizon 2020 and the Europe 2020 agenda for jobs and sustainable growth.
What is the role of the EIT within Horizon 2020?
Within Horizon 2020, the EIT will play an important role by combining excellent research, education and innovation.
The EIT will be part of the "tackling societal challenges" objective, complementing other initiatives as part of the wider strategy. It will also contribute to "industrial leadership and competitive frameworks" by stimulating results-driven research and fostering the creation of innovative SMEs with high-growth potential. The EIT further contributes to the creation of an "excellent science base" by fostering mobility across disciplines, sectors and countries.
Horizon 2020 provides the necessary simplification and flexibility to ensure that the EIT can fully exploit its innovation potential, showcase new approaches and attract the business community. It encourages the EIT to make full use of its autonomy so that it can respond quickly to new or emerging needs.
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Future seniors may see benefits tied to means testing
WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney wants to save Social Security and Medicare partly by cutting benefits for higher-income recipients. President Obama also sees wealthy Americans as part of the solution but suggests instead raising their premiums or payroll taxes.
The fact that both presidential candidates back some form of so-called "means testing" suggests that millions of future seniors will probably end up paying more, or getting fewer benefits — no matter who wins the White House.
The emphasis on means testing as a way to save entitlement programs is, in part, the result of a lack of other options. Tax increases are difficult to pass, blanket cuts in benefits are unpopular, and privatization efforts have sputtered.
In the previous two presidential campaigns, for example, Republicans focused mostly on the idea of using private accounts in Social Security and gave little notice to means testing. But the private account idea faded, partly as a result of the Great Recession, and the conservative Heritage Foundation recently endorsed means testing as part of a solution for saving Social Security.
"It makes perfect sense," said Heritage's David John, a Social Security specialist. "The idea is to put scarce resources where they are most needed and trim areas where they are not as essential. Means testing is a very simple, easy way to accomplish that."
Both candidates say their plans will not affect those in or near retirement.
The federal government has several dozen programs that rely on means testing, but most come out of general revenues and are aimed at lower-income people, such as welfare and food stamps. Critics have said the programs send aid to people who don't need assistance or don't want to get off it, a view that Romney alluded to when he said 47 percent of Americans view themselves as "victims" and won't take personal responsibility. Advocates for the programs argue that means testing insures that the money only goes to the neediest.
Applying means testing to programs such as Social Security and Medicare is particularly sensitive because they are social insurance programs that require payments from workers and their employers.
"We are against means testing," said Richard Fiesta, director of government and political affairs at the Alliance for Retired Americans, which includes union retirees among its 4 million members. "Your benefits should be within the box of what you and your employer contributed regardless of whatever income you have, just like any other insurance."
But analyzing the plans of the candidates is difficult, he said, "until someone puts something to paper."
In last Wednesday's debate, Romney reiterated his support for means testing of Medicare, saying, "We have to have the benefits high for those that are low income, but for higher income people, we're going to have to lower some of the benefits." Romney had previously endorsed means testing for Social Security in a "60 Minutes" interview last month.
Romney's remarks were notable in part because they seemed at odds with a comment he made earlier last month, when he criticized Obama for having favored government policies that redistribute taxpayer payments to government from the rich to the poor. Obama had said in 1998 that "I actually believe in redistribution, at least at a certain level, to make sure that everybody's got a shot."
Romney said Obama's view is wrong. "I know there're some who believe that if you simply take from some and give to others then we'll all be better off,'' Romney said. "It's known as redistribution. It's never been a characteristic of America."
Glenn Hubbard, one of Romney's chief economic advisers, said in an interview that Romney wants means testing to apply to benefits, not taxes. Hubbard said Romney wants both Medicare and Social Security to be "more progressive'' by cutting benefits to higher-income people.
"We shouldn't be reducing the way we care for lower and moderate income families," said Hubbard, dean of Columbia Business School.
Romney also has suggested raising the eligibility age at which Social Security benefits are provided. Under current rules, a person born in 1960 would be eligible for full benefits when turning 67 years old. Romney has said he would add "a year or two" to the eligibility age. Analysts noted, however, that lower-income people would probably die earlier, meaning they would get fewer benefits in their lifetimes.
Romney's campaign has seized upon Obama's lack of specifics as a major difference between the candidates. "The president has proposed nothing, zero, nada, on Social Security," Hubbard said.
Obama spoke vaguely in the debate about Social Security, saying that "I suspect" the two candidates have similar positions, while adding that the program would have to be "tweaked" as it was in 1983. That bipartisan overhaul was not considered a tweak at the time; it raised the eligibility age and increased payroll taxes.
Obama's latest budget speaks only in broad ways about Social Security. It calls for strengthening Social Security and protecting retirees and rejects cuts in benefits. But it does not lay out a specific proposal and does not reference Obama's past discussion of increasing Social Security taxes on wealthier recipients. Instead, it includes phrases such as "we should come together now, in bipartisan fashion." It makes no reference on whether the retirement age should be raised.
Obama has talked repeatedly since 2007 about a proposal in which Social Security taxes would be raised. Currently, such taxes are levied on the first $110,000 of income and capped. Obama has said he might support a proposal for a plan in which extra Social Security taxes are also levied on earnings above $250,000.
"You know, I do think that looking at changing the cap is an important aspect of putting Social Security on a more stable footing," Obama said last month.
But when Obama adviser David Axelrod was recently asked on MSNBC why the president hasn't put forth specifics, he responded: "We're not going to have that discussion right now unless the Congress wants to sit at a table and move on a balanced approach to this."
As for Medicare, both candidates have endorsed means testing, but, as in Social Security, they differ in how they would apply it.
As part of Romney's plan to turn Medicare into a voucher program, he would cut benefits for higher-income people, while "lower income seniors in the future will receive the most generous benefits," according to his website, which says Romney "continues to work on refining the details of his plan."
Obama has proposed that monthly premiums for Parts B and D of Medicare paid by higher-income retirees be raised 15 percent starting in 2017,said his campaign.
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S.3187 - Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act112th Congress (2011-2012)
|Sen. Harkin, Tom [D-IA] (Introduced 05/15/2012)
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- 1. S.Amdt.2108 — 112th Congress (2011-2012) Purpose: To prohibit approval by the Food and Drug Administration of genetically engineered fish unless the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration concurs with such approval. Sponsor: Sen. Murkowski, Lisa [R-AK] (Submitted 05/17/2012) (Proposed 05/23/2012) Latest Action: 05/24/12 Amendment SA 2108, under the order of 5/23/12, not having achieved 60 votes in the affirmative, was not agreed to in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 46 - 50. Record Vote Number: 106. (All Actions)


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As we bring another Lagaan Week to a close, we stay close enough to the theme with the latest installment of the "A Song for each Picture" series. The question, as always: Which Hindi film song(s) does the picture above remind you of?
I hope you've had as much fun reading the Lagaan Week posts as I've had bringing them to you. A big thank you to all who chose to participate with entries of their own! Thanks also to all who commented and read. Sincere thanks to Darshit and Kristine for their encouragement, without which my streak of Lagaan weeks might well have been in jeopardy. Of course, thanks are always in order to all Lagaan Week alumni from prior years. You can view all Lagaan Week entries by clicking here, or the 'Lagaan Exclusives' button which will always grace the sidebar to the right.
In the past, I've served virtual cake (e.g. here and here) to celebrate Lagaan Week. This time around, I have some authentic virtual foods from the state Lagaan was filmed in! Here you go (from the same place -- Vishala Ahmedabad -- I took the picture above). Fit for a king! (I mean for Raja Puran Singh!) Enjoy!
And the condiments too, of course. :)
Stay tuned.
PS: If you need some Lagaan-related reading material for the day, please see this Lagaan post, which wasn't part of a 'Lagaan Week', but was (kindly) memorialized by Filmfare Magazine in their March 2009 issue (with Katrina Kaif on the cover -- that's an important bit of detail, you see ;) with coverage of this blog. Below is page 1. Page 2 at this link.


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Family Massacre Survivor William Petit Engaged to Marry
(NEW HAVEN, Conn.) -- Dr. William Petit, the sole survivor of the deadly home invasion that claimed the lives of his wife and two daughters in 2007, is engaged to be married.
Petit became engaged to photographer Christine Paluf after Christmas, he told The Hartford Courant in an email. Petit, 55, told the paper there is no set date for the wedding.
Paluf, 34, is a professional photographer who specializes in weddings, events and portraits. She also photographs events for the Petit Family Foundation, which works to honor Petit's deceased family by supporting causes including education, victims of violence and those affected by chronic illnesses.
Photos of William Petit at foundation events are part of Paluf's online portfolio. The pair reportedly met through her photography work for his organization.
Petit's wife, Jennifer Hawke-Petit, 48, and the couple's two daughters, 17-year-old Hayley and 11-year-old Michaela, were killed during a July 2007 home invasion carried out by Steven Hayes and Joshua Komisarjevsky.
The mother was strangled while the girls, tied to their beds, died when the house was set ablaze.
William Petit was the only one to survive. Brutally beaten with a baseball bat and left bound in the basement, he managed to escape to a neighbor's house. Petit sat in the front row throughout the separate murder and sentencing trials of Hayes and Komisarjevsky. Both men were convicted and sentenced to be executed, and are currently on Connecticut's death row.
"There is never complete closure when you lose your wife and family...but the first part is over and we think justice has been served," said Petit after the jury delivered its verdict for Komisarjevsky in a Connecticut courtroom on Dec. 9, 2011.
Paluf attended the Komisarjevsky trial with Petit and his family.
"We want to go forward with the Petit Family Foundation and create good out of evil," he said in December. "I will relax some and try to enjoy the holidays as best we can."
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Conservatives hail the incoming Obama administration appointments; progressives express misgivings. Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill celebrates Barack Obama as "pragmatic," which she says may dismay some "on the left." David Corn says this isn't the change progressives voted for. The media wallows in the "disappointment of the left."
Welcome to the new "post-partisan" world, in the silly season on political punditry. Turns out the center has triumphed once again. But that, of course, depends on what you mean by center.
Last weekend, pragmatic centrist Obama called for a bold recovery plan, grounded on strategic public investment rather than tax cuts to "help save or create" 2.5 million jobs, "while rebuilding our infrastructure, improving our schools, reducing our dependence on oil and saving billions of dollars." Elements that would include a "massive effort" to make federal buildings energy efficient, the "largest investment in roads and bridges since the creation of the federal highway system in the 1950s, "the most sweeping" program to upgrade and repair the nation's schools; and a new push to extend broadband to every corner of the country. While refusing to talk numbers, Obama pledged to "do what's required to jolt this economy back into shape," with anonymous advisers suggesting $500 billion to $700 billion as a possible price tag.
PODCAST: Highlights of a conference call with economist James Galbraith, Steelworkers President Leo Gerard and Robert Borosage about the Main Street Recovery Program.
In scope and substance, Obama's plan tracks the elements of the Main Street Recovery Program, released by the Campaign for America's Future, and endorsed by more than 100 union, citizen action, women's, environmental and other progressive groups, and some 120 progressive economists.
Now Republicans are reinventing their Keynesian heritage. Emil Henry, an assistant Treasury Secretary under Bush, writes that "investment in key infrastructure is consistent with Reagan principles," and that investment in "renewable energy will be key in our future." William Kristol suggests "small government Republicans" are virtually extinct, and suggests that Republicans support a "huge public works stimulus plan," only insist on directing the dollars to the "underfunded defense procurement rather than to fanciful green technologies." (Now that's a winning agenda: Apparently spending about as much as the rest of the world combined on our military isn't enough.)
Bill Scher, in his invaluable "progressive breakfast" memo, writes that now rabidly anti-government conservative business lobbies like The Chamber of Commerce and National Association of Manufacturers are climbing on the infrastructure bandwagon.
Welcome to the new center: post-partisan progressivism. "We're all Keynesians now," Richard Nixon once famously announced. And now the catastrophic failures of conservatism have set the stage for a new era of progressive reform. The election gave Obama a mandate and a majority for progressive reform: an end to the war in Iraq, health care for all, investment in new energy and education. He doesn't seem to have backed off on any of his major commitments yet. And the economic crisis is forcing an ever bolder response, driving the entire "center" to the left.
So to all the newborn progressives— the DLC émigrés, the Third Way centrists, the Blue Dogs and abashed Cons—welcome to the new center. And get ready for the most intense period of progressive reform since the Great Society. Only one thing: As the economic crisis gets worse and goes global, don't settle in. We've only begun to define the new economy which will come out of the collapse of the old.


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Baked Honey Oatmeal with Raspberries and Pistachios
From: Munchin with Munchkin
Quick Facts
Servings: 3
Prep Time: 10 min.
Cook Time: 20 min.
Total: 30 min.
These mini-oatmeal cakes are the perfect thing for a busy morning. You can make them ahead and store them in the fridge for several days.
- 1 cup rolled oats (not instant)
- 2 Tbs creamed wildflower honey
- ½ cup applesauce
- ½ cup fat-free milk
- ½ cup fresh raspberries
- ½ tsp vanilla extract
- ¼ cup pistachios
- Preheat oven to 375°.
- Combine all ingredients in a medium bowl.
- Spray a muffin tin with cooking oil. Fill the muffin tin cups up to the top with oat mixture. It should make about six oatmeal cakes.
- Bake uncovered for 20 minutes. For a light crust, broil for an additional 3-5 minutes until lightly browned.
- Serve on its own or with fresh fruit, yogurt, or milk.
Nutrition Facts
Calories 179
Calories from Fat 46 (26%)
(8%) Total Fat 5g
(4%) Saturated Fat 1g
Polyunsaturated Fat 1g
Monounsaturated Fat 2g
(0%) Cholesterol 1mg
(1%) Sodium 23mg
(8%) Potassium 275mg
Total Carbohydrate 30g
(15%) Dietary Fiber 4g
Sugars 16g
Sugar Alcohols 0g
(10%) Protein 5g
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Nutrition facts are calculated by a food expert using nutritional values provided by the USDA for common products used as recipe ingredients. Actual nutritional values may differ depending on the amounts or products used and can be affected by cooking methods.
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Judicial Watch Accuses Obama Administration of Misleading Court on Hillary Clinton Email Scandal
(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch accused the Obama administration of stalling and withholding information from a federal court in a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit, (Judicial Watch v. U.S. Department of State (No. 1:14-cv-01242)), seeking former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and top aide's emails. Last week, Judicial Watch attorneys sought
HUD Sued for Records of Obama Administration Involvement in Controversial St. Paul, MN, Housing Discrimination Case
(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced today that it filed a lawsuit (Judicial Watch, Inc. v. United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (No. 1:12-cv-01785)) on November 2, 2012, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia against the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)…


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The 49th public meeting of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) opens in Singapore next week, and FairWinds Partners will be on the ground attending formal and informal sessions, meeting with ICANN staff, and working toward solutions on key issues of interest to our clients.
The meeting likely will be abuzz with chatter about the Commerce Department's decision to hand over control of ICANN to the multistakeholder community. We anticipate nascent discussions to begin defining how ICANN will establish its independence.
Those discussions will be on target as ICANN shifts from its focus on new top-level domains to the broader subject of Internet governance. New top-level domains will continue to dominate the business of stakeholder groups and constituencies. But ICANN's pivot toward the big picture is reflected in the consolidation of all new top-level domain activities under its Global Domains Division.
The Global Domains Division has plenty of work ahead. Delays in how to resolve conflicting new top-level domain applications and other sticking points need to be resolved soon. FairWinds expects developments on:
- Name collisions, where a new top-level domain may conflict with an internal domain already in use
- ICANN auctions, specifically related to schedules and prices
- Specification 13, which addresses issues of particular concern to brands
- An orderly process for releasing geographic terms at the second level
To learn more about ICANN 49, new top-level domains, or FairWinds Partners, please check out FairWindsPartners.com, BeyondtheDot.com, the Domain Name Strategy blog, @fairwinds,@gTLDstrategy, @beyondthedot. Or call Taylor Frank at 202-223-5232.
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Your cruise departs from Chelsea Piers in New York City, following a route that includes well-known landmarks like the Freedom Tower, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
See the majestic New York City skyline and get up-close views of the iconic Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges. Enjoy incredible views from inside the glass-enclosed ship or head out to the open-air observation area. Meanwhile, our pianist will entertain you with music and interesting facts about New York's notable sights as we cruise by.
Piano melodies are the perfect complement to a leisurely three-course lunch, filled with flavorful selections prepared by our chef. Enjoy attentive and friendly service for your party while you savor creative appetizers, entrées and desserts.
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Shortly after your booking is complete your e-ticket will be sent directly to your email, just print it out and bring it on your cruise.
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The cruise starts at Chelsea Piers - Pier 61. The address will be on your e-ticket. Please be there 30 minutes before the tour starts.
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The cruise ends back at Chelsea Piers.
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The cruise lasts approx. 2 hours.
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Sundiate Kiente is an African prince brought to America as a nine year old slave. He was bought by an abolitionist preacher and given his freedom. The story begins with the preacher being murdered while trying to help a young Mexican being hanged by miscreants. When Sundi finds the body of his adoptive father he has no choice but to find the men who did it and make them pay. He has a dilemma. He knows the preacher's feelings about revenge and he finds...


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Although Monday started off as a slow day, tomorrow promises to bring quite a lot of news from Nokia. Yes, we're here live in London for the next two days to cover Nokia's next big announcement, which as you probably know by now is the Nokia Lumia 925—a thinner, lighter and more advanced Lumia 920.
Indeed we'll also be getting our review unit for the Verizon Lumia 928, a device that was just announced Friday and will be due out in the coming weeks for $99 on contract. Look for our unboxing and hands on video with that device in a few hours as we'll give you our first impressions.
What else does Nokia have in mind for us? We wouldn't doubt if Nokia updates some of their services and takes Drive+ out of beta status, adding traffic information and more to their popular and free navigation app. Updates to Nokia Music and other Lenses (including maybe a new one) can't be ruled out either.
Sadly, we're not expecting a 41MP 'EOS' Lumia, tablet nor phablet at this event, but hey anything is possible we suppose and wish we were wrong on this one. But don't get your hopes up, you'll just have to settle for a new, thinner, lighter, better built flagship Lumia 92x device. We think we can live with that, so long as we get some good carrier announcements in conjunction with the launch.
When, where?
Tune in tomorrow at 8:45AM local time where we prep our Live Blog for Nokia's announcement, which starts at 9AM. You can find your local time by clicking this link.
Later in the day, we have a few interviews with Nokia to bring you and yes, we'll even plan on having podcast to cover the day's events that will air live in the late morning/early afternoon US (East coast time), so you late risers can catch up on what happened.
Make sure you come and join in the chat and hang out in our forums to discuss Nokia's new devices.
Now excuse us as Rich Edmonds and I go have a pint and grab some bits and bobs from the market.


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It's fun going back and looking at the older results. They all still hold up really well.
Is there any way to set up a revote and see which ones would win today? If there's no way (or if it's way too much work) I may start a few polling threads just for the fun of it.


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"Lone Survivor," Peter Berg's new movie about a Navy SEAL mission gone horribly awry in the mountains of Afghanistan, gives away its ending in the title. But spoilers are beside the point for the gritty drama based on Marcus Luttrell's 2007 memoir, critics say, as Berg is more concerned with the bonds of brotherhood and the horrors of war. According to these reviews, the film succeeds in bringing the mission to life, although it avoids probing the deeper issues at hand.
The Times' Betsy Sharkey writes, "Berg has finally found the right war to fight and the right cast to fight it. … Whether it will be your kind of war depends." With its "gruesome energy" and "remarkable reality," Sharkey says, "this movie is not for the faint of heart."
The New York Times' A.O. Scott says, "'Lone Survivor' is not messing around." Berg, "an unusually thoughtful action director," has delivered "a combat movie with the spare, clean contours of an old Western, as attuned to ethical questions as it is to gunplay and hot pursuit." The defining trait of the film, Scott adds, "is professionalism. It is a modest, competent, effective movie, concerned above all with doing the job of explaining how the job was done. Afterward, you may want to think more about reasons and consequences, about global and domestic politics, but while the fight is going on, you are absorbed in the mechanics of survival."
Michael Phillips of the Chicago Tribune says that roughly half of "Lone Survivor" is "standard-issue Hollywood … But the other half — the hour or so of writer-director Peter Berg's film dealing specifically with what happens when four men are cut off in Taliban country, scrambling under fire — is strong, gripping stuff, free of polemics, nerve-wracking in the extreme."
At its best, Phillips adds, the film "accomplishes its mission, which is to respect these men, dramatize what they went through and let the more troubling matters of moral consequence trickle in where, and how, they may."
The Boston Globe's Ty Burr, however, doesn't let the film off the hook as easily. He argues that "the wars we fight aren't simple anymore and the best recent movies about them — from 'Three Kings' to 'The Hurt Locker' to a dozen great documentaries like 'Restrepo' and 'Gunner Palace' — aren't simple either. They have to address contexts of why we're there, whether we're wanted, how culture clashes macro and micro, military and civilian, play themselves out. To not do so, as Peter Berg's rousing, well-made field tragedy does not, is to end up with an old-fashioned war movie."
Burr concludes, "Berg gives us courage under fire and a moving, bullet-chipped plaque of a drama. It's very good as far as it goes. But it doesn't go far enough anymore."
Nor is Burr alone in that sentiment. Michael O'Sullivan of the Washington Post writes, "What's missing here is something, or rather, someone, to care about. … The film presumes our emotional investment in Luttrell and his fellow soldiers' mission, simply by virtue of — well, it's never quite clear what."


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