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Thermoball technology is a revolutionary style of synthetic insulation developed by The North Face to bridge the gap between synthetic and down. Unlike continuous-filament materials, Thermoball is comprised of clusters that mimic goose down to create the pockets where heat is trapped. The Women's Thermoball Full Zip Jacket utilizes this technology. It is very compressible and light, and offers reliable thermal insulation (equivalent to 600-fill down). Now that I've finished that science lecture, here's what you need to know: when you're out in the elements and the weather takes a turn, you'll be happy you have this puppy on you to keep you toasty warm and happy (that's what it all boils down to).
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- Super lightweight construction
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- Average Weight: 10.05 oz / 285 g
- Center Back Length: 26"
- Body: 15D 1.16 oz/yd2 / 33 g/m2 100% nylon with DWR
- Insulation: PrimaLoft ThermoBall
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I bought this jacket as a gift for my girlfriend and she loves it. For her, on the really cold days she used it as a layer underneath her bigger coat. This worked for her since it is so light and thin (it's so lightweight I thought they shipped me an empty box). When it was a milder winter day, she was able to wear this jacket alone. In addition, she received numerous compliments on the style and color (Borealis Blue).
bought this for my mom for her birthday because she is always cold...she's not cold anymore. probably not a top pick for anything hardcore outside but for keeping you warm around town and looking good it is perfect!
I live in Bozeman, and the weather here can get pretty crazy! I got this jacket for christmas and have been wearing it just about everyday! It is so lightweight but provides great warmth for when i need it! I hate wearing bulky coats while driving and this one is just perfect for in the car. I've also worn it on mild days to the dog park with my dogs and the jacket is great. I also love the color. I got the navy blue one with the orange inside and I have gotten so many compliments on the jacket and the color. It is one of my favorite things to wear! We go to yellowstone NP a lot and I know this will hold up for when we go hiking! :)
I bought this jacket to pair with my Patagonia Re-Tool Snap-T Pullover (http://tinyurl.com/myhd8sr). Bought this down jacket in a Medium and it fits well and has enough room for layering (5'5" and 125lbs). This synthetic down jacket may not be the absolute warmest jacket on the market, but it is the top of the line in synthetic down and it is very thin, flexible, soft, and compressible. This is a great piece for layering! Fits well over a fleece and under a shell for the ultimate warm and waterproof outfit! If you are not mountaineering, this jacket will do the trick for sure! Even just paired with a long sleeve t-shirt, this jacket keeps you pretty warm in 30-40 degree F weather! I was hesitant to spend so much money, but after trying on all of the down jackets at my local outdoor gear store, I decided this one was the most comfortable! I would recommend this jacket for sure. Glad I bought it!
Recently having moved from the south to DC, I was not ready for the cold weather here. I chose this jacket because despite being thin, it was supposed to be as warm as 600 count down jacket. Big bulky jackets make me feel like a marshmallow and constrained so this jacket seemed ideal. When I first received it I thought there was no way this jacket could be warm, it really is thin; but I wore it out when it was about 25 degrees with wind and felt absolutely nothing! Everyone else was bundled up and huge jackets with scarves and were still chilly, while I walked around in this and literally felt like there was an impenetrable barrier surrounding my torso. My face and legs were really cold, but every place covered by the jacket was warm. I've even worn it on snowy/icy days with similar results. So, overall, AMAZING jacket!
I bought this jacket for my mom. She really liked this jacket, but she returned it because she thought it would be a warmer jacket. It's great for fall or early winter, but it will not be your go-to mid-winter jacket.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Here is a list of Charlotte-area student-athletes who are expected to commit to colleges across the U.S. on Wednesday's National Signing Day.
Football Commits
WR Marquez North (Mallard Creek H.S.) – Tennessee
LB Larenz Bryant (Vance H.S.) – South Carolina
LB Peter Kalambayi (Butler H.S.) – Stanford
WR Uriah LeMay (Butler H.S.) – Georgia
QB Riley Ferguson (Butler H.S.) – Tennessee
OL R.J. Prince (Albemarle H.S.) – UNC
DB Brian Walker (Mallard Creek) – UNC
DE Devante Covington (Richmond H.S.) -- South Carolina
DE Kirk Donaldson (Vance H.S. ) – East Carolina
DE Blake Dueitt (Hough H.S.) – Louisville
Bryon Fields (Providence Day H.S.) – Duke
DE Daniel Garces (Providence H.S.) – Louisville
LB Brandon Hudson (Vance H.S.) -- Navy
WR Keeon Johnson (A.L. Brown H.S.) -- Virginia
QB Jalen Latter (Vance H.S.) – Wake Forest
Desmond Lawrence (Charlotte Christian H.S.) – UNC
DB David Moore (Butler H.S.) -- Louisville
RB Dakwa Nichols (Richmond H.S.) – N.C. State
OL Alex Norton (Richmond H.S.) – Air Force
LB Quinton Patterson (Crest H.S.) – N.C. State
DT Damerrian Petty (Burns H.S.) – Ball State
QB Michael Radford (Charlotte Country Day) – Wake Forest
DE Adrian Robinson (Charlotte Christian) – Colorado State
DE Dane Rogers (Crest H.S.) – Clemson
DB Channing Stribling (Butler H.S.) – Michigan
DB Jack Tocho (Independence H.S.) – N.C. State
LB Sean Wiggins (Butler H.S.) – Louisville
K Matt Wogan (Porter Ridge H.S.) – Oregon
S Chad Hill (York H.S.) – Air Force
WR Jamel Jones (Rock Hill H.S.) – East Carolina
QB Chase Ferguson (Providence Day H.S.) -- Butler
Breon Borders (Statesville H.S.) – Duke
Quay Chambers (Monroe H.S.) – Duke
Tristan Mumford (Statesville H.S.) – East Carolina
Carlis Parker (Statesville H.S.) Virginia Tech
Lachaston Smith (South Iredell H.S.) – Virginia
Tahjai Watt (North Meck H.S.) -- Western Carolina
Alex Scearce (Lake Norman Charter School) -- Coastal Carolina
Dontavious Baxter (Northwestern H.S.) -- Central Missouri
O'Darryl Davis Douglas (Northwester H.S.) -- Central Missouri
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OL Tyrone Crowder (Richmond Senior H.S.)
QB B.J. Beecher (Concord H.S.)
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Carolyn Huddy (Lake Norman Charter School) -- Soccer at UNC-Wilmington
Carolina Sanchez (Lake Norman Charter School) -- Soccer at UNC-Pembroke
Carson McNamara (Lake Norman Charter School) -- Baseball at Surry Community College
Julisa Tindall (Northwestern H.S.) -- High jump at College of Charleston
Kristen Clark (Northwestern H.S.) -- Cross Country at Spartanburg Methodist
Taylor Lehman (Northwestern H.S.) -- Cross Country at Spartanburg Methodist
Lauren Watts (Northwestern H.S.) -- Soccer at Winthrop
Lara Pennington (Northwestern H.S.) -- Soccer at Converse College
Nick Salisbury (Indepenence H.S.) -- Baseball at Liberty University
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VANCOUVER, Wash. – Along the roads that crisscross Vancouver, J.A. Tosti and his red pickup truck have become highway housekeepers.
"Literally, I feel like I've got a broom and I'm sweeping the left lane," he said.
With little hesitation, the cars he approaches from behind ease to the right, as if they can read his mind. What they are actually reading is the top of his windshield.
If drivers look at his truck from the front, the decal on his windshield appears to say "Revo Evom."
But if they're looking at it through their rearview mirror, it says "Move Over," with an arrow pointing toward the right lanes.
"We might as well have some fun when you're trying to get people to move over," Tosti said.
He began selling the decals two years ago through his website, leftlanedrivers.org, which is dedicated to drivers who are frustrated by left-lane slowpokes. Another decal reads "Slower Traffic," with an arrow pointing toward the right lanes.
Tosti calls the decals polite -- yet firm -- reminders of the need for slower traffic to keep right, which is the law in Washington.
"The guys we really want to get the message to are the ones that tend to park in the left lane," he said.
Tosti admits to driving a little above the speed limit, but does not condone tailgating.
While the left lane is not meant for speeding, the Washington State Patrol said drivers traveling at the speed limit should still stay to the right when possible, unless they are passing a slower car.
"If people are in the habit of staying in those right lanes and only using left lanes when they need to, everything flows a lot better," said Trooper Julie Judson.
To prove it, KING 5 News tried driving at or near the speed limit in the left lane on a short stretch of Interstate 5 in Seattle. In just two minutes, left-lane traffic ballooned with 11 cars stacking up directly behind the KING 5 vehicle.
In these situations, WSP said it is concerned bad choices will follow.
"[Drivers] start making sometimes very high-speed lane changes," Judson said. "Am I going to do it faster than I normally would because I really want to get around those cars? Those are the kind of things that just end up in crashes."
Perhaps the biggest fear is road rage. During the KING 5 test, one frustrated driver started tailgating the KING 5 vehicle for over a minute, flashing his lights before finally passing on the right and signaling his disapproval by displaying his middle finger.
"Unfortunately, there are some drivers out there who are just very angry and they want an outlet," Judson said. "I don't want to be a part of that outlet."
WSP said it also wants to keep the left lane clear for emergency vehicles responding to calls.
In 2011, state troopers pulled over nearly 13,000 drivers for violating the keep-right law. Most got warnings, but more than 1,100 got tickets, including Darla Stiner.
"I think I said to [the trooper], 'Are you really giving me a ticket for this?'" Stiner said. "I had people actually argue with me that I got a ticket, saying 'No, it's not a rule.' I said, 'Oh yeah it is, I got the ticket.'"
The fine for violating the law is $124.
Stiner, who was driving the speed limit on State Route 167 when she got the ticket, went to court and ended up paying $150 to keep it off her record.
On smaller highways, Stiner does not think the law is necessary, calling it "silly."
But J.A. Tosti disagrees, supporting any efforts that get drivers to "revo evom."
WSP notes that drivers should be cautious about posting decals or bumper stickers on their vehicles that could create heated situations with other drivers on the road.
Tosti said he has not had any negative experiences with his decals.


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I don't know why people gripe so much about getting too many emails.
I guess it has something to do with how busy someone might be. Of course, to a columnist, the more email the merrier. Sometimes there is something worth writing about.
With a spam filter in place, you don't even have to look at a lot of stuff. Still I do, just to see what is in the spam file.
Mine has 87 items, all automatically shunted there by my computer. The file says it will keep them for 30 days and then delete them. I don't even have to worry about it.
Same with my trash file, which has 487 items, all of which have been put there specifically by me. It also lasts 30 days which allows me to retrieve a lot of things I accidentally throw away.
But back to the spam. It appears that a good third of the items are in foreign languages, maybe Japanese, or Chinese, or even Korean, now that I think about it. I'll never know what those are about.
There are queries from people like Vicky and Tarah, who apparently are going to be in town soon and wonder if I might want to meet. I'm not sure why.
A lot of people want to help me. Someone wants to reverse my signs of aging. Another person wants to help my online marketing. Still another wants to give me a reverse mortgage.
A guy named Ting Sun wants to deal me into his USD 19.5m business. What could go wrong? Maybe I could send him the money from my reverse mortgage.
Others want help. A woman who is on Kickstarter, a site that solicits money from people for projects, wants me to contribute to a documentary about former House Speaker Tip O'Neill.
My computer carefully warns me about some of these messages.
"Be careful with this message. Many people marked similar messages as phishing scams, so this might contain unsafe content."
How sad that someone would want to take advantage of innocent people.
So I stay out of them for safety reasons. Also, why should I care that it is the fall season in Branson, Mo.?
Sometimes, though, my curiosity gets the best of me. The email marked "Tiger Mother" had me at least looking at it.
It was from a company which has refined market research by dividing women into even more categories. They list GI Jane, Beauty Witch, Modern Courtesan and Super Athlete among others.
It tells me a Beauty Witch is a 40s or 50s woman who appears to be much younger and spends a disproportionate amount of time and money on her appearance. Therefore you can target her for more beauty brands.
The email had no definitions on the other womens' categories. You have to go to the website for that.
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Ingram: Saints RBs among best in NFL
Mark Ingram speaks boldly about the promise of New Orleans' running game, considering the Saints ranked near the bottom of the NFL in rushing last season and then traded away Darren Sproles.
- Aug. 1, 2014
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Mark Ingram speaks boldly about the promise of New Orleans' running game, considering the Saints ranked near the bottom of the NFL in rushing last season and then traded away Darren Sproles.
Saints cornerback and future Hall of Famer Champ Bailey was noticeably absent from Friday's practices after also missing the afternoon walk-through on Thursday.
It's still early in camp, but Wednesday was an off day, so I suppose it's as good a time as any to project the Saints' 53-man roster.
The waiting game is over, any anxiety gone.
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees has plenty to be excited about as the team heads into its first day off.
Joe Morgan sprinted downfield on an out pattern and caught a deep pass from Drew Brees in stride.
As the son of former New York Jets All Pro wide receiver Al Toon, he's got an NFL pedigree. Check.
The Saints dusted off the pads and put away the 'pajamas' on Sunday, the team's first day in its traditional football garb.
No one needs to tell New Orleans Saints running back Mark Ingram it's a big year for him.
How much does Champ Bailey have left in the tank at the advanced football age of 36?
On the final day of practice before the New Orleans Saints toss their 'pajamas' (coach Sean Payton's term for no pads) in favor of their typical attire on Sunday, the defense, which is expected to again be among the league's best, wasn't quite yet in top form.
A look at the New Orleans roster and it's easy to come to one conclusion: the Saints look good on paper.
All of those months of uncertainty during his franchise tag dispute with the New Orleans Saints weighed heavily on Jimmy Graham, bothering him a ton more than the pink floral décor of his Greenbrier Resort hotel room, which he complained about upon his arrival Wednesday at training camp.
As New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton and general manager Mickey Loomis spoke about the opening of training camp, steep, tree-covered mountains were in full view behind them.
For the first time since the 2009, the Saints' offseason hasn't been mired in issues stemming from Bountygate.
After a day as honorary mayor of this small town of Comfort, Texas, in his home state, Drew Brees immediately faces another long, tough campaign as quarterback of the New Orleans Saints.
Sean Payton constantly searches for an edge, even if it means fiddling with a training camp formula that has worked rather well for him over the past half-decade.
With training camp just a few days off, the New Orleans Saints made several roster moves on Monday, most notably, placing defensive tackle John Jenkins on the physically unable to perform list.
Coach Sean Payton and quarterback Drew Brees, the cornerstones of the New Orleans Saints for nearly a decade, know what it takes to win a Super Bowl.
A passion for dancing and a desire to celebrate her 40th birthday in a monumental way were two components that led Kriste Lewis to the 50-yard line at the New Orleans Saints' practice facility for a life-changing experience.
You can call Jimmy Graham a number of things: pass catcher, wide receiver, playmaker, Pro Bowler, offensive skill player, former basketball player, model citizen and New Orleans Saint.
They say money can't cure what ails you. Wanna bet? Just ask Jimmy Graham.
NEW ORLEANS The New Orleans Saints on Tuesday confirmed a multiyear contract with Jimmy Graham, ending a protracted holdout for the star tight end.
Every time I begin to ponder New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham's contract situation, which seems to be quite a bit lately, the first thing that inevitably comes to mind is the voice of 'mad Russian' gangster Teddy KGB (John Malkovich) from the classic poker movie "Rounders."
NEW ORLEANS If all goes as planned, the nearly 950-mile move from the New Orleans Saints' Airline Drive headquarters to training camp at The Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., will occur with the same precision and timing thats come to be expected from the Saints offense in recent years.
NEW YORK No matter what an NFL arbitrator says, Jimmy Graham is not a tight end.
NEW ORLEANS The Saints' Jimmy Graham and the NFL Players Association were dealt a setback Wednesday when an arbitrator ruled that he can only be considered a tight end for the purposes of his franchise tag designation.
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November 18, 2011 at 9:18 am , by Amanda Wolfe
I've always been intrigued by Kiva, the microfinance site that connects you with women entrepreneurs around the world to help them provide for themselves and their families by lending them money. It's such a great way to make a big impact with at a fairly small cost to you—and your loan will eventually be repaid so you can reinvest in another worthy woman. Win-win! But I never actually took the plunge (I know, shame on me). That's why I was so excited when our friends at Kiva offered an amazing opportunity: The first 3000 LHJ readers to go to Kiva.org/LHJ and sign up can give a FREE $25 loan. It's the perfect way to try Kiva at no cost to you.
So I was excited to finally give it a try and let me tell you — it was hard to choose. I wanted to help every woman that I clicked on! When their loans are funded, Ana Cecilia in El Salvador will buy tires for her auto repair shop, Naimajon in Tajikistan will purchase fabrics and gold embroidery thread for her sewing business, and Sama in Togo will buy groceries for her small market. I eventually decided to give my free $25 loan to Flaviana (picture above) to buy supplies for her beauty salon in the Philippines. She has four school-aged children and her goal is to use her income to pay for their education.
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If you've been thinking of adding a new, four-legged member to your family, this weekend could be your big chance.
PetSmart, a pet supply retailer in Towne South Plaza on U.S. 41 South, is hosting a pet adoption weekend featuring available dogs and cats from humane shelters from five counties.
The event is going on today from 9 a.m. to dark and Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Pet adoption fees range from $10 for some cats to up to $150 for some dogs, said Gordon Simpson, PetSmart store manager. That's "very reasonable," Simpson said, noting the animals have received all of their shots and, unless they are too young, have been spayed or neutered.
In all, about 200 dogs and cats of a wide variety of sizes, breeds and ages will be available for adoption this weekend, Simpson said. At the last PetSmart adoption weekend, more than 130 pets found new homes, he said. This time, the goal is 150.
PetSmart Charities, a not-for-profit organization, is donating $35 to the humane societies involved in the pet adoption day for each of their animals that finds a new home. That can help bring much-needed revenue to the shelters, Simpson noted. PetSmart Charities also contributed nearly $2,000 to help pay for the event, he said.
The adoption weekend is taking place in the parking lot outside PetSmart and inside the store.
Volunteers from the Parke-Vermillion, Sullivan, Clay and Terre Haute humane societies were busily walking dogs, filling out paperwork and assisting potential adopters Friday afternoon.
The event started Friday afternoon and, in just the first 30 minutes, 13 pets had found new homes, including Precious and Preston, 11-week old Labrador Retriever/mastiff mixes.
"I've been wanting a dog," said Elaine Andrews of Sullivan, who was holding Preston while her brother, Tyler, held Precious. And, although just small puppies now, Precious and Preston will not stay that way long.
"I like big dogs," Elaine said when asked why she selected the pair. "And they're cute."
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Nasdaq Sweats Through New 'Flash Freeze.' Should You?
There will be more market glitches, weather disruptions and flash crashes. Should it matter to you?
With Nasdaq's three-hour outage last month still fresh in many investors's minds another milder outage hit this week, and Wall Street is bracing for more possible market disruptions with the arrival of hurricane season. Last year's Superstorm Sandy led to the longest U.S. weather-related stock market shutdown since 1888.
It's the latest in a series of worrying breakdowns in the market's underlying infrastructure. "Flash" events – those wild swings or shutdowns spurred by a combination of volatile algorithmic trades and old-fashioned herd mentality – have rekindled fears of the market crash of 2008 and other financial calamities. But most of the one-day disruptions, either from weather or computers, end up having little lasting impact. The biggest danger for investors is to overreact to the scary headlines.
The latest NASDAQ OMX, which operates the Nasdaq exchanges, says there was "a six-minute outage" involving a data feed failure that was "promptly resolved." Such issues come at an inopportune time for the exchanges as the head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mary Jo White, has summoned stock exchange leaders to Washington next week to explain such outages, which she calls "serious." Keeping exchanges running, she says, is "critically important to the health of our financial system."
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In addition to writing legal thrillers, Walter Walker is a San Francisco trial attorney, so he knows a thing or two about how the system works. His latest novel, CRIME OF PRIVILEGE, is told from the perspective of George Becket, a young lawyer who has always lived at the edge of power. Now, an investigation brings him deep inside the world of the truly wealthy --- and shows him what a perilous place it is. Bookreporter.com's Kate Ayers interviews Walker about the fine, crooked line between power and politics, what makes George such a compelling and entertaining narrator, and honing his own powers of observation in the courtroom --- and in life. He also discusses the parallel maturation of his legal and writing ambitions and why it seems that so many lawyers are interested in becoming authors, too.
Jun 6, 2013
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The Duggar Family is pleased to announce they're expecting again...make it number 19 this time. The family that already has 18 children (and 1 grandchild) is preparing to welcome lucky Number 19.
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"Let's make the money work for the people," says UN Development Chief During Second Official Visit to Papua New Guinea
UN Development Programme (UNDP) Administrator and Chair of the UN Development Group Helen Clark returned to Papua New Guinea (PNG) this week for a three-day visit focused on the country's development priorities, and UNDP's role in supporting them.
04 Apr 2014
"Strengthening partnership with private sector important" says UNDP Administrator, Helen Clark
As part of her visit to Papua New Guinea (PNG), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Administrator Miss Helen Clark met with private sector leaders to hear about how the UN can support the sector's development in the country.
03 Apr 2014
Helen Clark says financial literacy key for women in Papua New Guinea
As part of a recent three-day tour of Papua New Guinea (PNG), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Administrator and UN Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) Managing Director, Miss Helen Clark commended steps made to improve financial literacy for women across PNG.
18 Mar 2014
Learning Training Workshop on GEF Small Grants Programme
A Learning Training workshop was conducted by the Global Environment Facility Small Grants Programme on 18 and 19 March 2014 to share general information on the program, grant approval processes and project results expected from individual projects.
08 Mar 2014
2014 International Women's Day Statement from Helen Clark
This year's International Women's Day theme – Equality for Women is Progress for All – states a simple truth. No country will reach its full potential if its female citizens do not enjoy full equality.
06 Mar 2014
Social Accountability approach initiated by PCaB programme
The UNDP, Australian Aid and GovPNG's Provincial Capacity Building (PCaB) programme recently launched a Social Accountability (SA) approach in order to get citizens' perceptions on the quality of public services delivered to the provinces and districts.
01 Mar 2014
PCaB changing lives and progress in Gulf province
The National Project Coordinator of the UNDP & Australian Aid's Provincial Capacity Building (PCaB) programme was interviewed last week by the local newspaper "The National" .
25 Feb 2014
Launching of the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability Program
The Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) Program launching took place on Wednesday 25th February 2014 in Lamana, Port Moresby, officiated by the Acting Secretary for Department of Finance, Dr. Ken Ngangan.
15 Dec 2013
Peace and Development Analysis (PDA) launched in Autonomous Region of Bougainville
The islands of Bougainville (formerly North Solomons Province) are an integral, but autonomous region of Papua New Guinea (PNG). In 2001, the Bougainville Peace Agreement (BPA) was signed between the national Government of Papua New Guinea (GoPNG) and leaders representing the people of Bougainville.
29 Nov 2013
Presentation of the portfolios of low income households
Stakeholders driving financial inclusion in PNG gathered over two days this week to discuss the implications of the Diaries findings for achieving the National Financial Inclusion target of 1 million by end of 2015.
28 Nov 2013
Workshop held to discuss translation of wealth from natural resource extraction into sustainable human development
UNDP held a consultative workshop on human development in collaboration with the Government in Port Moresby to discuss discussed UNDP's second National Human Development Report (NHDR) with the theme of 'From Nature to People: Translating Resource Wealth into Sustainable Human Development'.
26 Nov 2013
UNREDD+ in collaboration with OCCD and WCS held REDD+Training Workshop in Manus
The PNG UNREDD+ Programme has held a 2 days REDD+ Training workshop in Lorengau, Manus Province on the 26-27th of November 2013. The workshop was basically to validate the REDD+ training manual and in a way, awareness on Climate Change and REDD+ was carried out during the event. A total of 21 participants, mainly government officials from the provincial government, few from the local level government and resource owners attended the training.
09 Oct 2013
UNREDD+ Programme has hosted a National Awareness Raising workshop
The one-day national workshop on Awareness Raising organised by the UN REDD PNG Programme held on September 11th 2013 was a success and a step forward.
12 Sep 2013
UNDP launches Regional Report: 'Leveraging Change for Better Lives'
The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) launched its Asia-Pacific Regional Report 'Leveraging Change for Better Lives' in New York today, highlighting a string of successful programmes implemented between 2008 and 2012 in the region.
03 Sep 2013
"Working together to build an inclusive, sustainable and resilient Asia-Pacific": UN Development Chief for Asia and the Pacific
New York, 2 September, 2013 - Mr. Haoliang Xu assumes his role as the new Director of the Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) today.
03 Aug 2013
Updates Rapid Assessment of Institutional Readiness to Deliver Gender-Based Violence and HIV Services
NACS in Partnership with UNDP is pleased to share the recently released Rapid Assessment of Institutional Readiness to Deliver Gender-Based Violence and HIV Services in Five Provinces of Papua New Guinea, jointly conducted by PNG National AIDS Council Secretariat and UNDP.
24 Jun 2013
Inter-governmental Financing and Service Delivery workshop completed successfully
The National Economic and Fiscal Commission (NEFC) organized a series of regional workshop on the issue of "Intergovernmental Financing and Service Delivery". The workshops carried out in Alotau from 22 to 24 May for the Southern region; in Lae from 4 to 6 June for the Momasse region and East New Britain from 18 to 20 June for the New Guinea Island region.
20 May 2013
Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) in Papua New Guinea
The Government of Papua New Guinea's Department of Finance, has embarked on the implementation of Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) in conducting a self-assessment and diagnostics of the country's Public Financial Management System (PFMS).
16 May 2013
Contribution agreement signed between European Commission and UNDP PNG
A contribution agreement has been signed between the EU and UNDP country office in PNG to implement a disaster risk management project titled "Reducing Risk and Building Community Resilience in Autonomous Region of Bougainville'. The project, with a budget of 540,000 Euros will be implemented over a period of 18 months.
25 Apr 2013
Service improvement (DSIP, PSIP and LLGSIP) awareness workshop completed
The much talked Service Improvement Programs (DSIP/PSIP/LLGSIP) workshop got underway last week on the 17-18th April 2013 in Port Moresby at Hideaway Hotel. This workshop catered for stakeholders from Gulf and Central provinces and the National Capital District. In attendance were Provincial Administrators with their Deputies, District Administrators, LLG Managers/Presidents and Provincial/District Treasurers.
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Drew Springer Jr., a 1985 graduate of Weatherford High School and University of North Texas alumnus, took the oath of office as District 68 Texas State Representative Jan. 8 in Austin.
Springer will represent the largely rural 68th District that stretches from Cooke County to the east, Crosby County to the west, Fisher to the south and Wheeler to the north. The 22-county district extends more than 20,000 square miles and is important to rural Texans' interests.
District 68 produces more than 20 percent of the state's agriculture products and more than 20 percent of its energy.
"It's an honor and a privilege to officially represent the citizens of District 68," said Springer.
Springer makes his home in the small Cooke County town of Muenster with his wife, Lydia, and their three children Austin, Grant and Kate.
"I know what it's like to make a mortgage and utility payment, to worry about healthcare for my children and to do a family budget at the kitchen table," said Springer. "After receiving my accounting degree from UNT, I worked my way up to company controller of a railcar company, director of budgeting, vice president of leasing and management to eventually running three companies and having over 1,000 employees. Eight years ago I joined my father in the financial services industry representing a leading agricultural company."
Springer, along with Rep. Phil King, R-Weatherford, and the other 148 state representatives, will have 140 days to propose, vote and pass legislation before the House adjourns on the last day of May.
On Thursday Springer was appointed to both the House Agriculture & Livestock Committee and Land & Resource Management Committee for the 83rd Legislative Session.
Agriculture and Livestock changed this session to include rural economic development. This gives Springer a strong voice for his district.
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1997 Linux Expo
" Well, should we get one pitcher or two?" That was the question which began the first unofficial event of the Linux Expo Thursday night. A group of people, including Red Hat employees, some of the speakers and a tired maddog were at the Carolina Brewery in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. It was late, and I was the last person to arrive. " Two pitchers," I cried, " Now what will you be drinking?"
The next day, Friday April 4, started early, as I had to set up the Linux International booth, as well as absorb all that was happening. The event was held in the North Carolina Biotechnology Center at Research Triangle Park. As I approached the Biotech Center, I was met with a friendly parking coordinator who reinforced the information that " parking was scarce" , and that most people had to park at outlying lots. Fortunately Red Hat had arranged for shuttle buses from those lots and from several of the hotels. Since our car had an exhibitor's pass, we were able to park close to the Biotech Center and unload our banners, handouts and stuffed penguins.
There was a large tent outside of the building containing the " Linux Expo Super Store" stocked with Linux books, Linux bumper stickers, T-shirts (including an excellently designed Expo shirt that said " Expose yourself to Linux" with a front and rear view of a penguin holding open an overcoat) and other interesting souvenir items. Further to the left was an outdoor viewing area for the conference talks that (due to the excellent weather) was a favorite spot for people to view the technical talks for free, especially while playing Frisbee. A raffle was held in the registration area, and prizes were given away on an hourly basis. Having registered, attendees were given a copy of the talks as well as an event schedule.
The event was held on two floors with the exhibits spread out on both. There was another conference viewing area inside the building with TV monitors, as well as the conference auditorium itself. There was an Install Fest area (sponsored by the Washington D.C. Linux User's Group, Linux Hardware Solutions and Red Hat Software), where people brought their systems, received help with installing Red Hat's latest release, and Olaf Kirch's kernel-based NFS server was " stress tested" at the same time. Finally, there was a food court area, where people could buy sandwiches, chips, soda and other " software development food" .
There were fifteen vendors at the Expo, each with " table-top" booths to display their wares. I prefer the " pipe-and-drape" approach to trade shows rather than expensive booths, since I would rather the vendors put more money into development of the product and less into elaborate displays or floor shows with unicycle riders who juggle things. While not all Linux vendors were at Linux Expo, a wide spectrum of companies, including Linux International, Cyclades, Numerical Algorithms Group, Linux Hardware Solutions, Enhanced Software Technologies, Caldera, Applix, Xess, WorkGroup Solutions, Stay Online, VA Research, Apex Systems Integration, PromoX Systems and (of course) Red Hat Software were present. One item being demonstrated at the Linux Hardware Solutions booth was a free piece of software called em86 that allowed an Intel/Linux binary to run without change on an Alpha/Linux system. Being shown for the first time, it allowed Applixware, Netscape and various other applications to execute as if they had been ported to the system.
Penguins abounded in various T-shirts, giveaways and objects d'art. In fact, so many people were there (I estimated 900 over the two-day event) with penguin " stuff" , dwthat I thought I'd had enough of penguins; but afterwards while wandering around Chapel Hill, Alan Cox found some candy in the shape of penguins, so " penguin lust" started all over again.
The technical conference started off with a presentation by Gilbert Coville of Apple Computer with a talk about the MkLinux kernel. For people who were afraid that this would turn into a " Red Hat Only" event, it was interesting that Gilbert's talk opened the Expo and that a talk about the Debian Linux Distribution (given by Bruce Perens) followed shortly after. Bruce also discussed the graphics used in the making of Toy Story in a separate presentation.
Various presentations about hardware-specific ports were given. Dave Miller talked about the " Next Generation SPARCLinux" as well as the Free Software Development Model, and David Mosberger-Tang talked about the Alpha Port, as well as methods, applicable to both Intel and Alpha, for speeding up your programs by paying attention to memory and cache accesses.
Other talks were more general across the Linux OS, such as Jeff Uphoff's " Network File Locking" , Alan Cox's " Tour of the Linux Networking Stack" , Peter Braam's " Coda Filesystem" , Alexander Yuriev's talk on the IPv4 family of protocols and infrastructure and his talk on security, Michael Callahan's " Linux and Legacy LANs" , Eric Youngdale's " Beyond ELF" , Olaf Kirch's " Linux Network File System" , Theodore Ts'o's " Ext2 File System: Design, Implementation and the Future" , Miguel de Icaza's talk on the new RAID code and Daniel Quinlan's talk on the File System Hierarchy Standard.
To round out the list of talks and events was Dr. Greg Wettstein's talk on " Working and Playing with others: Linux Grows Up" and the Linux Bowl.
The Linux Bowl was the final event. Two teams of six developers were pitted against each other to answer thirty questions about Linux and the Linux community. Questions ranged from " What liquid should one drink between rounds of a Finnish sauna?" (correct answer: beer) to " What version library fixed a particular security hole?" to which Alan Cox gave a (seemingly) ten minute answer. While some of the questions were very obscure (even the moderator was unsure of the answer), most of the time either the right answer (or a good facsimile) was given.
Finally, I would like to thank the members of the Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts (http://www.ale.org/) group who helped to staff the Linux International booth. They were great and helped give me the freedom to get out from behind the booth every once in a while, because most importantly, Linux Expo was a chance to talk with the vendors, the developers and other old and new friends on a one-to-one basis. Perhaps some things could be improved for next year: A larger auditorium for the talks, more and closer parking and less expensive food in the food court. But certainly the southern hospitality and warmth of Red Hat Software came through. I want to thank the sponsors for arranging a great event, and I hope that next year's will be even larger and better.
Great expo! I enjoyed all the trade show booths. Everyone did a fabulous job.
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