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Actress Jane Seymour will be at Mendham Books on Wednesday at 7 p.m. to sign copies of her new book "Open Hearts Family; Connecting with One Another."
According to a release from Seymour, a period of personal challenge inspired her to begin painting over a decade ago. Over time her artwork would become the expression of whay Seymour called "a very personal healing process."
Inspired by one of Seymour's Healing Hearts paintings of two hearts connected and open at either end, Seymour teamed with Kay Jewelers several years ago to design a special jewelry collection called "Open Hearts by Jane Seymour." The designs symbolize that love has no boundaries and flows unconditionally.
Inspired by Jane Seymour's "Healing Hearts" paintings and the jewelry collection, the book celebrates both the families we were born to and the families that we make for ourselves among friends and all who touch our lives. The Open Hearts design reflects life's joys, heartaches, and inspirations. Quotes, poems, real-life stories submitted by fans to the Open Hearts blog and Seymour's artwork come together in this book that aims to reminds us that "if we keep our hearts open love will always find its way in."
Those wishing to purchase a signed copy of the book ahead of time can do so by following this link.


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Brenda Smith joined Nine Mile Run as Executive Director in January 2008. Over the last two decades, she has helped nonprofit groups as diverse as humanitarian aid organizations and arts ensembles with strategic planning, board development, fundraising, and administrative challenges.After graduating from the University of Pittsburgh, Brenda travelled around the world four times, working on Pitt's Semester-at-Sea program. Between trips she studied at the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs. In 1989 she co-founded Global Links, a nonprofit organization that provides hospitals in Western Pennsylvania and across the U.S. with an environmentally responsible alternative to disposal or incineration of surplus equipment and supplies. Materials recovered here are sent to hospitals and clinics serving the poor around the world, with special emphasis on Latin America and the Caribbean. Serving as President of Global Links for ten years, Brenda helped the organization grow to include more than ten paid staff members, hundreds of volunteers, and average annual donations valued at more than $1 million.
Prior to joining NMRWA, Brenda worked in either a volunteer or consultant capacity with the Three Rivers Community Foundation, the Renaissance City Choirs, the Creative Nonfiction Foundation, and Building New Hope. She also served for three years as the full time Development Director of Chatham Baroque, and still attends this ensemble's extraordinary concerts whenever possible. Currently an active participant in the Clean Rivers Campaign and the Green Infrastructure Network, Brenda is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Association for Watersheds and Rivers (POWR), and was recently honored by the Women and Girls Foundation as one of 15 "Womens Greening the Pittsburgh Region." She lives in Squirrel Hill with her partner, Rosemary Welsch.
Kevin Gieder, Chief Financial Officer
Kevin joined NMRWA in November 2011 as a result of our participation in "The Environmental Finance Collaborative", a project that is providing four environmental organizations with high level strategic and operational financial expertise via a shared Chief Financial Officer. Our partners in this initiative are Construction Junction, GTECH Strategies and Tree Pittsburgh.
Kevin is responsible for providing operational financial expertise and oversight, budgeting and business planning, support for the Finance Committee of the Board of Directors, and the adoption of best practices in financial management.
Prior to joining the Collaborative, Kevin spent 10 years with H.J. Heinz Company World Headquarters in a variety of finance roles, and 7 years in the audit practice of a regional CPA firm. He is a graduate of The Pennsylvania State University with a BS in Real Estate Finance. Additionally, Kevin serves as the Vice President of the Board of Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre, where he chairs the Finance Committee.
Luke Stamper, Sales Manager – StormWorks
Luke first joined NMRWA in the winter of 2005 as an intern working within the GreenLinks program and then rejoined the organization in 2009 to work on the Rain Barrel Initiative. He has an undergraduate degree in environmental science from the University of Pittsburgh and a Master's of Education from Slippery Rock University. Luke's responsible for the development and performance of all sales and marketing activities for StormWorks. He is currently implementing strategies to provide Nine Mile Run's stormwater expertise to residents all over the country. Any free time he has is spent playing bluegrass music with the Mon River Ramblers and being a yinzer with his wife, Jessica, and dog, Rooney.
Sara Madden, Design Manager - StormWorks
Sara joined NMRWA as an intern in the summer of 2009. She holds an undergraduate degree in fine arts and a Master of Landscape Architecture from Chatham University. Sara is responsible for the design and project management of StormWorks' rain garden projects. Her interests include: sustainable landscapes, contemporary sculpture, urban ecology, alternative transportation, and environmental planning. In her free time, Sara enjoys traveling by bike through the neighborhoods of Pittsburgh.
Michael Hiller, Director of Policy & Outreach
Mike Joined NMRWA in July 2013 as the Director of Policy and Outreach. He has an undergraduate degree in Urban Studies and a Master of Art degree in Geography with a Graduate Certificate in GIS & Spatial Analysis, both from the University at Albany. Prior to moving to Pittsburgh, Mike was the GIS Coordinator for the University at Albany, where he developed a campus-wide system of infrastructure. He also has experience as an urban planning consultant, working to create more sustainable regions and places. He will be responsible for coordinating watershed communities and organizations to develop and implement green infrastructure projects. In his free time, Mike likes to explore new areas of Pittsburgh, hang out with his dog, and find fresh food at a farmer's market.
Alicia M. R. Donner, GreenLinks Coordinator
Alicia joined NMRWA in September 2011 as GreenLinks Coordinator. Originally a native of Toledo, OH, she completed her undergraduate studies in environmental science at Creighton University in Omaha, NE. Alicia moved to Pittsburgh in the fall of 2010 as a participant in PULSE – the Pittsburgh Urban Leadership Service Experience, where her placement was at the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, serving as TreeVitalize Program Assistant. Having lived in three unique urban environments, Alicia is fascinated by the intersection of the human and natural environment. In her free time, Alicia enjoys volunteering, knitting and discussing pop culture.
Sara Powell, Monitoring & Communications Manager
Sara joined NMRWA in February 2012 as Education & Advocacy Coordinator. She has an undergraduate degree in Marine Science and a Master of Science degree in Environmental Health Sciences, both from the University of South Carolina. Prior to moving to Pittsburgh in Fall 2011, she worked as a Science Communicator for EcoCheck, a partnership group between NOAA and the University of Maryland's Center for Environmental Science. In her free time, Sara enjoys cooking, watching college football, and exploring Pittsburgh with her husband, Mike, and their dogs, Willa & Gus.
Judi Jungling, Office Manager
Judi comes to NMRWA with 38 years of office experience including key skills in data management and customer service. With gardening and nature as two of her greatest passions, working for Nine Mile Run is a satisfying experience for her. Judi's excellent organizational skills keep the day-to-day operation of the organization running smoothly.
Paul Yanulavich, StormWorks Horitculturalist, ISA Certified Arborist
Paul received his Horticulture diploma from Bidwell Training Center and recently became an ISA Certified Arborist. He previously worked as a Plant ID/Diagnostic Specialist at the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University. He has a special interest in and affinity for taxonomy, which informs his work with NMRWA installing rain gardens and rain barrels. Paul has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Literature and a Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing, both from Goddard College. He enjoys writing, baking, and gardening.
Sarah Peterson, Communications Program Assistant
Sarah joined Nine Mile Run in January 2013 as an intern working on social media and other duties for the Clean Rivers Campaign. Sarah completed her undergraduate degree in Sociology and her Master's in Public Administration degree at the University of Dayton in Ohio. There, she also worked for the Rivers Institute at the University of Dayton which works to reunite Dayton and its rivers. A native of Pittsburgh, Sarah is excited to be back in the city taking advantage of all Pittsburgh has to offer.
Nathan Resnick-Day, GreenLinks Seasonal Program Assistant
Nathan holds a diploma in Horticulture Technology from Bidwell Training Center and a Permaculture Design Certificate from Phipps Conservatory. As a lifelong beneficiary of the Nine Mile Run watershed and a believer in the future of Wilkinsburg, Nathan is honored to assist in the Five Hundred Tree Initiative by watering and maintaining the trees that will keep streets cool, capture carbon, clean the air and beautify the region for years to come. Nathan's other interests include ethnomusicology, natural history, public health, and his dog, Gus.
Alexa Vitalie, StormWorks Marketing Consultant
Alexa began working at NMRWA in the summer of 2013. She has an undergraduate degree in Environmental Studies from University of Colorado. She recently also became an accredited LEED Green Associate. Prior to joining StormWorks, she has worked in renewable energy and other environmental nonprofits. She is passionate about environmental conservation and sustainable building and operational practices. In her free time, Alexa enjoys hiking in Pittsburgh's parks.

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Vaclav Prospal's tenure with the Tampa Bay Lightning is at an end. The team plans to waive and then buy out the remainder of the left wing's contract.
OK, I'm an ignorant American who does not get much exposure to Junior Hockey and even I know Hutchings by name. This is a shock. 14th most unrrated prospect int eh draft as ranked by Red Line Scouting, Hutchings is a Center/RW and played for Barrie (no relation... I think) of the Ontario Hockey League last season. Click the title to find out more about Hutchings.
This is a look at every CSB-ranked OHL forward for the 2009 NHL Entry Draft and a look at a couple of draft re-entries too. John Tavares is the headliner, but there are some very good (and...
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Got my new card setup and loving the new resolution.
Sorry about the audio baby acting up lol.
i think we are ready for VR helmet today.
The technology is lagging behind gamers imagination ^^
that does look awesome and ive seen some pics of some of my guildies setups that are similar to that, i just dont know if i could ever get used to the break in the screens. i realize its fairly seamless but i think my mind would always focus on those thin edges of where the monitors meet.
again i think thats awesome
Dad plays video games while child cries.
Lv40 (Firefall) Dragonfly, Mammoth, Arsenal, Nighthawk, Raptor, Tigerclaw, Electron
Lv50 (FF14) Paladin, Warrior (Swtor) Agent, Warrior, Knight, Inquisitor, Trooper, Consular, Smuggler, Hunter
Lv60 (NWO) Rogue, Fighter, Wizard, Guardian, Cleric (Rift) Rogue
Lv80/85 (GW2) Thief (WoW) Rogue, Mage, Priest, Hunter, Warlock, Warrior, Death Knight, Paladin, Druid, Shaman
That setup is a crime...
...since I don't have it. So many games I want to play with that.
No support under your right arm and moving with the arrow keys? Sorry man but sitting in that position cant be healthy if you play for more then an hour
This came to mind:
Waste not, want not.
A man who plays with his fingers on the arrow keys does not deserve a setup like that.
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I'm glad I wasn't the only one to spot it, nice set up though!
I saw n awesome one back int Kara Days who had the same 3 screen setup, but had another wall mounted screen above the center screen tilted down which had windows running on it as well ^_^


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Kentucky coaches & linemen doing flips at the pool
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Joker gets his flips in early; but the big winner comes at the end of this clip.
Grab your popcorn!
Joker gets his flips in early; but the big winner comes at the end of this clip.
Grab your popcorn!
Good "mic'd up" video below featuring Tulane's co-defensive coordinator Jon Sumrall.
Sumrall's a great guy, excellent coach. His players are going to enjoy playing for him.
The entire video is good and shows a lot of his style; but we've got it tee'd up to show you the last 30 seconds or so in which he's got his defensive linemen circled up. Sumrall's constantly coaching them up throughout practice and here at the end he's telling them it's not personal; that he trying to get them to be as good as they can be...but with some humor thrown in he stresses that if his senior leader isn't performing then he's going to be on "top of him, choking him".
Again, we've got the last 30 seconds tee'd up below. At the end hit replay and watch the entire thing to learn more about Sumrall's style. Sumrall was an excellent hire by CJ.
Steve Wilson took this panorama today on the field.
Pretty cool technology and the stadium is really coming along. Those "Founders" suites right about 20 rows up have got to be a great place to take in a game.
Andy Staples over at ESPN put out a piece today explaining the "Sabanization of college football".
The article is very well done and explains a few of Saban's methods including what has become known in coaching circles as "the Process".
As Staples explains, "Instead of talking about wins and championships, Saban speaks about the Process. In its most basic form, the Process is Saban's term for concentrating on the steps to success rather than worrying about the end result."
"Instead of thinking about the scoreboard, think about dominating the man on the opposite side of the line of scrimmage. Instead of thinking about a conference title, think about finishing a ninth rep in the weight room. Instead of thinking about graduating, think about writing a great paper for Intro to Psych."
You'll hear the same from many of the coaches that have worked under Saban. It's all about the process.
Staples also gives some insight on how coaches under Saban evaluate talent, and where some of Saban's philosophies come from, including how to develop the entire student athlete; personally, mentally and morally.
This is an oustanding read, and the full piece can be read here.
With only a week left in fall camp, Dana Holgorsen has noted that the staff has done a great job recruiting players up front that can physically handle what they're asking them to do, but the mental part of the game is starting to catch up to them.
"They're starting to spin a little bit. It's catching up to them." Holgo said about the mental load early on.
"Our second-team offense looks terrible. They look awful. That's what we're dealing with on offense where you put the second team in and you have a bunch of true freshmen. They don't need to act like true freshmen, they need to get better."
"Defensively, it's the same thing, but we're not having to put a bunch of true freshmen in on the offensive side, we're having to put freshmen in on the defensive side, and they need to keep getting better like our second team."
Holgo explained that instead of plugging in the young guys with the second team, you'd ideally want to redshirt them and give them an extra year to develop.
"Hopefully we don't have to play those guys. You want to red shirt 'O' linemen. Physically they're up to speed. Mentally it's going to take some time. We'll keep repping them."
Thinking back, Holgorsen noted that he can think of only one player that could shoulder the full load as a true freshman on the offensive line.
"We'll play true freshmen on the [defensive] line, secondary, some receivers, always played running backs. The O line is the one that's hard. Probably only had one guy do it in the last two years."


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Brian Suddeth
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S. Brian Suddeth is an American open water swimmer who specializes in butterfly. He is also a Total Immersion stylist and computer security specialist from Bowie, Maryland. Brian was the first person to ever complete the one mile swim in the Great Chesapeake Bay Swim in butterfly, completing the swim in 42:46 (shown below) and repeated the achievement in 2013 with a time of 43:00. (Suddeth is to the right at the beginning of the 2011 GCBS video where they show the start of the 1-mile swim event). He started swimming lessons in 2006 at age 45 at the Sport Fit fitness center in Bowie, Maryland and first completed an open water mile butterfly at Rodney Scout Reservation in 2010. He has completed several other open water events including the 4.4 mile Great Chesapeake Bay Swim, all of them non-wetsuit. His goal is to move into much longer butterfly swims. He has made friends with other distance swimmers, including Dan_Projansky, Vicki Keith, Julie Bradshaw, and Penny Palfrey, and hopes to one day swim with each of them.
Open Water Swimming
10/23/2006 Started beginners swim class at age 45.
08/05/2007 Mile Swim BSA award.
11/06/2007 Started Total Immersion freestyle training.
02/15/2009 First time swimming 1-mile in continuous butterfly stroke.
08/05/2009 Double Mile Swim BSA .
11/15/2009 First 10K pool swim in Freestyle.
03/07/2010 First 5K pool swim in butterfly stroke.
08/06/2010 Mile Swim BSA - Openwater butterfly (a first at this camp open since 1923), Rodney Scout Reservation, North East, MD.
06/12/2011 Great Chesapeake Bay Swim - One Mile Bay Challenge - First Butterfly Crossing (#1300 All butterfly - non-wetsuit) 42:46. Current record in this stroke & event.
08/07/2011 First 1000 swimming miles logged.
03/25/2012 MD LMSC Championships - competed in 100 & 200 Fly and 500 Free.
05/13/2012 Centennial Lake, Ellicot City, MD 1-Mile Swim (#69 - first place male 50-54 non-wetsuit) 33:04.
05/27/2012 25th Anniversary Jim McDonnell 5K Lake Swim, Reston, VA (#356 no wetsuit) 1:58:15.
06/10/2012 Great Chesapeake Bay Swim 4.4 mile with about 1-mile in butterfly (#302 - 606th out of 640 overall swimmers / 135 out of 140 - non-wetsuit) 3:11:47.
06/09/2013 Great Chesapeake Bay Swim - One Mile Bay Challenge - Second butterfly swim (#1531 Wave 4 - 398/410 overall swimmers - non-wetsuit) 43:00 (Didn't break my record! Rats!)
09/01/2013 Joined Arundle Breakfast Club - U.S. Masters
09/08/2013 BREAKOWT Seminar w/ Michael Phelps Swimming
10/24/2013 Joined the Open Water Swim Club
External links
- Total Immersion Swimming
- Great Chesapeake Bay Swim
- LinkedIn Bio
- Daily News of OWS Article on GCBS 1st Mile Fly
- Brian Suddeth butterfly time in the 2011 Great Chesapeake Bay Swim 1-Mile event (first butterfly ever in this event)
- 2012 GCBS 4.4 Mile Non-Wetsuit Finishers
- 2012 GCBS Time - Suddeth
- Brian Suddeth butterfly time in the 2013 GCBS 1-Mile event (2nd butterfly on record in this event)
- Open Water Swimming website
- Butterfly Swim Rules In The Open Water
- List Of Butterfly Swims In The Open Water - Speed Comparisons
- Bowie & Crofton Open Water Swimmers In Chesapeake Bay Swim 2013
- Arundle Breakfast Club Swimming (Facebook site)
- BreakOWT Seminar w/ Michael Phelps Swimming
- About BreakOWT
- Sport Fit - Bowie, MD
- List Of Butterfly Swims In The Open Water
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A 53-year-old Salina man's conviction on child sex crime charges could send him to prison for the rest of his life.
Gary Perales was found guilty Friday on two counts of rape, three counts of aggravated indecent liberties with a child, two counts of criminal sodomy and one count of aggravated incest. Judge Jared Johnson set Perales' sentencing for Dec. 10 at 3 p.m.
Perales could spend the rest of his life in prison because one of the charges will be sentenced under provisions of Jessica's Law, which carries the possibility of life in prison without parole for 25 years.
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Many people are reporting issues logging into their Google AdSense accounts since Friday and many still can't get in today. For many AdSense publishers, that is a form of torture, of the worst kind. It seems as if Google has changes the manner in which they log people in. When I turn off HTML Refreshing, on my browser, it will not let me log in under Apple's Safari. With it turned on, I have no problems. A six page WebmasterWorld thread has more details. A trick that seems to be working for many, is to login at www.google.com/adsense/login1 instead of the main page.
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I've noticed the same thing since Friday, but my fix has been simpler. I make sure that I've logged out of all instances accessing the site. For me this included the firefox extension that pings the site for an update. Once I do that I use IE, which is my secondary browser, to login and then it seems to work without any issues. It should be noted that I'm logging in with a non-gmail email address. Some folks have said that the use of yahoo, hotmail, etc. email addresses might be the cause.


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Sequestration Book: 50 Shades Greyer
Wednesday - 2/20/2013, 2:00am EST
The original headline for this column was "PLEASE, PLEASE, DON'T READ THIS!" But we decided that might actually encourage some people, so instead we gently encourage you to stop right now.
OK, if you've got this far, it's your fault. Continue. But first, a confession:
Although I had woodshop, then metal shop and finally print shop at Gordon Junior High School, I am not handy around the house. Or any other place.
The birdhouse I built didn't have an opening for the birds to ingress and egress, according to a nit-picking teacher.
The "guidebook" we came up with in print shop could have gotten us expelled. Maybe jailed at that time.
In metal shop I made a spoon which made my mother weep. Not because of the thought behind it, but because it was so ugly.
My branch of the primate family doesn't use tools or follow directions. For us, the three-most feared words in any language are: SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED. Show me that, and I am gone like a flash. Inability to read and follow directions is the problem. With that fear-of-instructions lead-in, try to guess what this new Washington-generated book is all about.
Here are some clues:
- It is 394 pages long — with small print and some charts. "Fifty Shades of Grey" it is not! A very tough read.
- Hundreds, maybe thousands, of people contributed to it. Many of them had to drop what they were doing to research and write it.
- The book is important (we are assured) but it is pretty slow going. It may do double-duty as a put-your-kid-to-sleep tool. Read little Joshua or Susan a couple of pages each night. They will either pass out or fake sleep so that you will go away.
Prediction: It will never make Oprah's Book Club.
The book tells how sequestration will work unless Congress and the White House block it.
Sequestration — and its subsequent across-the-board cuts and furloughs in many agencies — is complicated stuff. These are really uncharted waters and could make the shutdown of 1996 seem tame. As it turned out, that was a paid vacation for hundreds of thousands of federal workers. This time, if it happens, there will be real cuts in pay (for those furlough days) and there is little chance that Congress — which just voted to continue your pay freeze — will authorize back pay once sequestration is over.
It is not known how many people have read the entire sequestration manual. Probably not many. But if you want to look up specifics, like its impact on the legislative and judicial branches of government, it can be done.
Meantime, our Your Turn radio show today will answer some of your questions and concerns about what sequestration means to you, your job and your benefits. Can you apply for unemployment? What about the impact on your Thrift Savings Plan account? Will being furloughed have an impact on your eventual retirement benefits? What are your rights and responsibilities during a time of furloughs? Washington attorney John Mahoney of Tully Rinckey will be on to talk about your rights when in furlough status.
In the second half of the show, Federal Times writers Stephen Losey and Sean Reilly will talk about the pay freeze, pension liability and a new crackdown on poor performers. And, of course, sequestration.
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Villanova defeated local rival Penn, 35-6, on September 28, 2013 at Villanova Stadium.
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Villanova took on Fordham at Jack Coffey Field in the Bronx on September 7, 2013.
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2012: Played in 11 games and had seven tackles, 1.5 sacks and 1.5 tackles for loss ... Tallied one assisted tackle versus Rhode Island ... Credited with two assisted tackles and a half sack at Maine ... Registered three tackles and a sack at Old Dominion ... Posted one solo stop versus Delaware.
2011: Redshirted.
Hickory Ridge High School: First team all-conference and all-county ... Senior stats included 94 tackles, 13 sacks and 10 forced fumbles.
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---- — Funding and optimism for restoring Atlantic salmon to the Merrimack River have dried up.
The Merrimack River Atlantic Salmon Program will be shut down after 38 years.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will announce today they will stop stocking the river with Atlantic salmon, due to a low population returns and budgetary concerns.
"Science is suggesting that these fish just aren't returning," said Joe McKeon, supervisory fish biologist with U.S. Fish and Wildlife in Nashua. "Because of that, we are going to be stepping away from the Atlantic salmon restoration."
For decades, more than 1 million salmon fry were released into the Merrimack River every year. Last year, only 750,000 were released. The fish are released in the fall in the river's tributaries.
By cutting the program, the Fish and Wildlife Service will save $750,000 a year, money that will be allocated to other resources. No jobs will be cut due to the program's closure, McKeon said.
Biologists count the returning salmon at the Essex dam in Lawrence in the spring. The first 300 salmon — if there are that many — are taken back to the hatchery in Nashua to be used to produce the next year's fry.
But rarely have 300 salmon returned.
McKeon said just 22 fish returned this year. In 2011, there were more than 400.
"We believe that to be the anomaly," he said. "But the stark reality is that we are seeing the changing climate affect the habitat and the food base."
Budget cuts also contributed to the decision to stop the program.
"We have budget cuts and are under sequestration," he said. "So we've had to restructure some things."
Fish and Wildlife already has shifted resources to the American shad, which is being stocked in New Hampshire rivers, McKeon said.
It's also the end for the Atlantic salmon brood stock fishery. That program, which directly benefited sport fishing, has operated since 1993. Those salmon were released after they provided eggs for the restoration program.
The announcement was disappointing to program advocates.
"It's sad," said Gerry Crow, a licensed New Hampshire fishing guide. "This program helped bring the focus to improving the watershed to help these species recover. We risk losing a lot of that focus and work."
George Embley, a member of the Merrimack River chapter of Trout Unlimited, said officials should have waited for the return numbers to go back up.
"The returns go up and down," he said. "Looking at the history of returns, they have varied. I don't think anyone can predict what will happen."
Crow said some people come to New Hampshire specifically to fish for Atlantic salmon.
"It gave people a taste of what a real Atlantic salmon program used to look like," he said. "Many people came from out of state to fish for them and they, in turn, buy state fishing permits."
This is the second Atlantic salmon restoration program that has been closed in the last two years. In May 2012, the service ended a similar restoration effort in the Connecticut River. When that was announced, they extended the Merrimack River program until 2015.
"We have to step back early," McKeon said. "But we will likely still have some salmon in the station and we will be releasing those. We will continue to monitor that and if things change, then there will be an opportunity to bring it back."
McKeon said the lone Atlantic salmon restoration program remaining is in the Saco River in Maine.


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Democrats Try Tying DesJarlais to Todd Akin 'Legitimate Rape' Turmoil
News release from Eric Stewart campaign:
Missouri Congressman and Republican Senate Candidate, Todd Akin, has been denounced for his controversial comments on rape from politicians all across the country, including the Republican's own presidential nominee, Mitt Romney. Akin has even been asked by many GOP leaders to resign. Scott DesJarlais's campaign, however, seems to be coming to Akin's defense, even going so far as directly encouraging Akin to stay in the race.
At noon today, DesJarlais's political director, Corey Lester, posted on his public Facebook page a message that was directly tagged to Rep. Akin. The message read, "Congressman Todd Akin, Do NOT withdraw from your Senate race."
A screenshot of the aforementioned Facebook page and post can be found by Clicking Here.
The comments that caused a national uproar from Akin were in regards to what he believed medically distinguishes between a woman being "legitimately raped," or "raped." DesJarlais, a licensed medical doctor, and member of two caucuses with Akin has yet to rebuke the remarks that Akin made, or clarify whether they are medically accurate.
"The comments made by Rep. Akin are one of the most disgusting things to be uttered in this year's political cycle. Congressman DesJarlais has bragged many times about being a doctor in Congress. One would think he would have been one of the first to both rebuke Akin and correct what was said from a medical perspective," said Avery Poor, communications director for Eric Stewart.
"It seems rather clear now that Congressman DesJarlais hasn't spoken out against his colleague in Congress because his campaign is actually supporting Akin in his Senate race," said Poor.
At the time of this release, it appears that DesJarlais's political director has since deleted both his Twitter and Facebook accounts.
News release from Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee:
Congressman Todd Akin's outrageous claims this weekend that some rapes are "legitimate" has prompted outcry from both Republicans and Democrats but when Republicans like Congressman Akin pushed a bill to redefine rape in Washington, Congressman Scott DesJarlais (TN-04) was right there with him. Congressman Scott DesJarlais is a sponsor of a bill that sought to change the definition of rape and incest and limit health care options to women who are victims of "forcible rape" only. Congressman DesJarlais joined Akin and the far-right wing of the Tea Party to claim that that some kinds of rape and incest are consensual and women's access to health care should be restricted accordingly.
"What's so appalling about Congressman Akin's efforts to redefine rape is that he's far from alone - in fact, Congressman DesJarlais and the Tea Party Congress pushed to redefine rape and limit victims' access to health care," said Jesse Ferguson of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. "It is shameful that Congressman DesJarlais abused his power in Washington to suggest that rape could be consensual and to marginalize victims of rape and incest in the process. Tennessee families should be able to trust their elected voice in Congress, but how can they when Congressman DesJarlais would try to qualify these outrageous crimes in the name of the Tea Party ideology that's inaccurate and out of touch."
"It seems rather clear now that Congressman DesJarlais hasn't spoken out against his colleague in Congress because his campaign is actually supporting Akin in his Senate race," said Poor."
Hoo boy, the old R vs. D game is really getting old. Using their logic here (silence is endorsement), can't we also assume that both Desjarlais AND Stewart support homosexual oral sex with minors at interstate rest areas since neither has made a press release denouncing Kerry Gauthier or asking him to step down as many elected representatives (both R and D) have?
What Akins said was wrong the miss spoke has got a lot of press I hope he will clear it up BUT I agree don't get out of the race let the people decide the voter will chose who they believe not some committee with a hidden agenda.and I for one will vote for congressman Dr D as soon as the polls open,you Democrats have nothing to put on him but what others say he's a good man and a hell of a Congressman and he's going to win by a landslide keep this close to you heart so you don't forget it


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December 12, 2012 - January 6, 2013
After breaking box office records and selling out in record time in three previous engagements, WICKED, Broadway's biggest blockbuster, will return to the Fabulous Fox Theatre in St. Louis, December 12, 2012-January 6, 2013. This marks the fourth engagement of WICKED in St. Louis since 2005.
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Last night was disappointing. The vocals were subpar, in my opinion. This group lacked the polish and vocal ability that I expect with a production of this size. Some people were so dissatisfied that they got up and left. Some of the dialogue was spoken too fast and songs were sung too fast...so fast that it was difficult to hear the words clearly.
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Commonwealth Journal
February 16, 2013
Suspects in home heists surrenders
Lopez wanted on Casey County warrant
by Chris Harris
Commonwealth Journal
Somerset —
A man with possible connections to home invasions around central Kentucky decided to turn himself in Friday — right here in Pulaski County.
James C. Lopez, Jr., 42, was arrested Friday on a Casey County District Court warrant on charges of Burglary Second Degree and Theft by Unlawful Taking.
Lopez had drawn attention from state media reports in recent days due to a suspected involvement in break-ins in multiple counties. Although Casey County is the one that had a warrant out for Lopez's arrest, Lopez has been featured in media reports in the past few days as being a suspect in burglaries in Mercer, Anderson, Casey, and Pulaski Counties.
WKYT.com reported that the suspect in the break-ins would "knock on the door and if no one answers ... break down the back door or window and tear apart the inside."
Lt. Shannon Smith of the Somerset Police Department said that his agency had been in contact with Lopez since around 5 p.m. Thursday afternoon. Smith said that Lopez personally knew an officer on the police force, Matthew Gates, and as such, "trusted us." Lopez talked to a detective who is a brother of that officer, Chris Gates, and got "negotiations started" to turn himself in.
Smith said the media attention on Lopez was likely a key reason for the voluntary arrest. "I think he wanted to get a lot of this stuff behind him," said Smith.
Lopez was at an "undisclosed location" outside Pulaski County during negotiations and phoned Police Friday to let them know he was on his way into Pulaski. SPD met him at a location in the Eubank area and took him into custody.
"It went smooth as anticipated," said Smith. "He was cordial and cooperative the whole time."
Lopez was escorted back to the Casey County Jail by that county's sheriff's department, though Smith noted other agencies came and talked to Lopez while he was in custody about cases in other counties.
Smith did says that Lopez was a suspect in a couple of Pulaski cases which they wished to "touch base with him on," but no charges were put on Lopez by the Somerset Police Department as of yet.


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NORMAN — Norman travelers are getting used to workarounds for the Interstate 35 construction. We avoid Main Street, if possible, and are learning to exit on North Flood Avenue on the north and Lindsey Street on the south to avoid slowdowns.
But what about those highway travelers who are looking for some help reaching a destination here? Hotels, restaurants, shopping and other destinations need more than word of mouth to train customers on how to get there.
The Norman Convention and Visitors Bureau and the city of Norman are partnering for directional signage during construction. Occupancy is down a bit at hotels and motels, which collect and pass along room taxes to fund the NCVB.
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Glenn Beck may have lost Current TV to Al Jazeera, but I think he is going to win the battle with Al Arabiya to purchase HGTV.
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Al Gore Jazeera Show Pitches
Al Gore's Current TV has been bought for approximately $500 million by Al Jazeera, the international news network owned by the oil-rich government of Qatar.
The network will be launching an American news channel with original content, prompting xenophobic reactions from the Internet's darker corners and more hopeful show pitches for the new venture from us:
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Stephen Colbert Survives Harrowing Interview with Al Jazeera Journalist
This back-and-forth with Al Jazeera's Ayman Mohyeldin gets a little touch-and-go here and there, but Stephen uses his wits to emerge from the tête à tête a-and-okay…
The Colbert Report airs Monday through Thursday at 11:30/10:30c.
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Jon Stewart Dedicates Entire Show to 9/11 First Responders Bill
Last night, on the final Daily Show of 2010, Jon Stewart made a sincere plea to the Senate by spending the entire show discussing the Zadroga health care bill for 9/11 first responders. First, he mocked the media for their lack of coverage of the bill, which is being filibustered by the same Senate Republicans who fought tooth and nail to pass an extension of the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans. Jon followed that with a panel of actual 9/11 first responders and an interview with Mike Huckabee, who urged all Republicans to vote for the bill. This is all pretty important stuff, so I'm just going to post the entire episode, including an extended and uncensored version of the Huckabee interview.
The episode continues below. The Daily Show airs Monday through Thursday at 11pm / 10c.
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As Jon Stewart pointed out on last night's Daily Show, the Fox News gang are super mad that Muslims want to build mosques in neighborhoods where Christians and Jews and Zoroastrians might have to see them. Meanwhile, they're also mad at NASA for their Muslim outreach program, which is weird, because you'd think Islamophobes would jump at the opportunity to move all the mosques to the Moon.
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It is a time of magic and monsters, a time when only a few scattered points of light glow with stubborn determination amid a rising tide of shadows. It is a time when only the bravest heroes dare tread the wilds of the unknown . . .
Magroth the Mad—an erstwhile emperor and tyrant from the time of Nerath, the world's last empire—yearns to be free of his eternal prison in the Shadowfell. And Orcus, the Demon Prince of Undeath, has a plan to help him. But in order for Magrorth to be free and raise a new kingdom in the world, one that will rule eternally in darkness, he must carry out a series of tasks—among them the elimination of Nerath's remaining royal bloodline, and with it the possibility of defeat.
Falon of Nenlast, a small trading village in the northern reaches of the Nentir Vale, is a novice priest of Erathis, mostly content, mostly ignorant of the dark corners of the world. When he meets Darrum, one of the last remaining protectors of Nerath, he is shown just how far the shadows are cast.
With fear and dread loose in the world like hounds in a hunt, Falon and a ragtag company of adventures must venture forth and confront the forces that threaten to extinguish the delicate light of civilization forever.
This novel also contains part 2 of The Gates of Madness—a five-part novella by James Wyatt, prelude to the worlds-spanning Abyssal Plague.
Bill Slavicsek's gaming life was forever changed when he discovered Dungeons & Dragons in 1976. He became a gaming professional in 1986 when he was hired by West End Games as an editor. He quickly added developer, designer, and creative manager to his resume, and his work helped shape the Paranoia, Ghostbusters, Star Wars, and Torg roleplaying games. He even found some time during that period to do freelance work for D&D 1st Edition. In 1993, Bill joined the staff of TSR, Inc. as a designer/editor. He worked on a bunch of 2nd Edition material, including products for Core D&D, Dark Sun, Ravenloft, and Planescape. In 1997, he was part of the TSR crowd that moved to Seattle to join Wizards of the Coast, and in that year he was promoted to R&D Director for D&D. In that position, Bill oversaw the creation of both the 3rd Edition and 4th Edition of the D&D Roleplaying Game. He was one of the driving forces behind the D&D Insider project, and he continues to oversee and lead the creative strategy and effort for Dungeons & Dragons.


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TRAVERSE CITY — Dakota George Stevens-Ogemaw, 29, of Traverse City, died Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012. Dakota was born on Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1982, to Katherine Stevens and Gregory Nicholas Jr. in Long Beach, Calif.
Dakota was a gifted artist who enjoyed drawing. He also enjoyed writing as well as composing poetry and fishing, and loved his dog, "Mishkwe".
He attended the Indian Mission Church in Northport.
Survivors include his son, Dakota Jr.; his mother and stepfather, Katherine Stevens and Victor Martinez, of Traverse City; his brother, Shane, of Arizona; and his paternal grandparents, Jane and Greg Nicholas, of Cantwell, Alaska. Also surviving are aunts, uncles and many cousins.
He was preceded in death by his dad and his maternal grandparents, Juanita Ogemaw and George Stevens.
Dakota will be laid to rest in Cantwell, Alaska, next to his father. No services will take place in Traverse City.
You may share your memories of Dakota with his family by way of his online guestbook at www.reynolds-jonkhoff.com.
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Senate Iraq Survey: Clinton Does Not Regret Iraq Vote
by Chris Bowers, Tue Feb 06, 2007 at 12:24:40 PM EST
- Did you vote to authorize the use of force against Iraq in 2002?. Sixty-two were "yes" votes, twenty were "no" votes, and eighteen members were not in either the House or the Senate at the time The eighteen members who were new to Congress since 2002 are split evenly between Republicans and Democrats.
- If you voted yes, do you regret your vote? Of the sixty-two who voted yes, fourteen now say they regret their vote, ten offered no comment, and thirty-eight said they did not regret their vote. The Democrats who did not regret their "yes" vote are Schumer, both Nelsons, and Hillary Clinton. This honestly makes me sad to be a Democrat from New York--I thought us Upstaters were supposed to be the conservative ones. Four Democrats also gave no comment: Cantwell (WA), Dorgan (ND), Lincoln (AR), and Reid (NV). Lieberman, of course, regrets nothing, ever.
- Do you support the "surge?" Fifty-eight said no, thirty-six said yes, four gave no comment, and two were undecided. In the "yes" column, I am including the five Republicans who, in an attempt to have it both ways, wrote "conditionally." All five of them are real winguts anyway without a moderate bone in their bodies: Chambliss (SC), Coburn (OK), Grassley (IA), Roberts (KS) and Craig (WY). McCain, of course, wrote "yes," no matter how much his waffling comments might indicate otherwise.
- Do you support a timetable / fixed date for withdrawal? Sixty-seven said no, twenty-three said either yes or "immediate," eight gave no comment, and two were undecided. The only Repblicans who didn't say "no" were Alexander (TN) and Sununu (NH) who both said "no comment." An unfortunately wide range of Democrats--nineteen plus Lieberman, including some of the more progressive members of the caucus--said either "no,""undecided," or "no comment."
The biggest news, however, is that Hillary Clinton has just stated, flat-out, that she does not regret her war vote. At the same time, she is still trying to campaign as though she is against the war, claiming that she wouldn't have started it, and that she would end it. Basically, it is the same thing we saw from Lieberman during the general election against Lamont: an absolute hawk trying to appear anti-war in order to pick up Democratic votes. Since most established news media outlets have basically become stenographers for campaign press releases, it might be very difficult to combat campaign rhetoric from someone who claims to be anti-war, but who doesn't regret her vote to authorize the war in Iraq. Clearly, it was difficult in Connecticut, at least in the general election. Low information voters just won't know the difference.
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Microsoft Thailand collaborated with the National Council for Children and Youth Development (NCYD) to host an Innovate for Good event in Bangkok in April.
More than 80 young people —including beneficiaries from various Microsoft programmes, youth representatives from non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and young Microsoft employees — came together during the event to discuss the use of technology to bridge the opportunity gap for youth.
As part of the Microsoft YouthSpark programme, the Thailand edition of Innovate for Good is aimed at helping young people transform their innovative ideas into viable social ventures. During the event, Microsoft technology, such as Kinect® and Office 365™, were showcased to demonstrate how they can be best utilised. Participants were also given the opportunity to interact with social entrepreneurs and developers and received valuable feedback on how to refine their projects.
Taritha Satarn, one of the event participants, said, "Innovate for Good is a great platform to network with our peers and share ideas on the development of social projects through technology, such as how to eradicate poverty and address other common social issues in Thailand."
Many creative ideas were shared and discussed among the participants, with 13 projects chosen to be further developed. Some of these projects include:
These project ideas will also be showcased on the Innovate for Good Online Community where youth can share their experiences in using technology to make a difference in their communities. This online community will be the main platform that will bring to life the expertise, advice and lessons learned that Microsoft has to share withyoung people around the world — to inspire and support them as they work to create and drive social change.
Siriporn Pajharawat, Developer and Platform Evangelism (DPE) Director, Microsoft Thailand, said, "Socially conscious youth are playing an increased role in addressing social issues and driving social change in Thailand. Innovate for Good is designed to support these young people in their endeavours to make a positive contribution to their communities, and is part of our commitment to facilitate youth-oriented innovation around the world."
Learn more about Microsoft's Innovate for Good and YouthSpark programmes.
More than 80 young people —including beneficiaries from various Microsoft programmes, youth representatives from non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and young Microsoft employees — came together for the first ever staging of the Microsoft Innovate for Good event in Thailand to discuss the use of technology to bridge the opportunity gap for youth.
This event is part of Microsoft's global YouthSpark initiative.
This story was originally posted on the Microsoft India Blog on 9 May.
Over 100 enthusiastic youth from 10 states across India participated inthe first ever Innovate for Good @India Summit in New Delhi in April. The action-packed event harnessed the collective power of Microsoft India toinspire positive change and collaboration among the next generation.
When Poornima, a youth participant from Delhi at the two-day summit declared that the event had reinforced her plan to go back and work with a non-profit organization, the crowd cheered! It cheered again, when another participant, Natasha Taraporewala from Pune, stated that she wants to change society's approach to dealing with disabilities from a medical solution to a social one.
These are just a couple of the change-making instances that happened at the first India edition of Innovate for Good that helped a cross section of young people collaborate, inspire and support each other by using technology.
Microsoft India invited over 100 youth beneficiaries from various Microsoft non-profit partners, youth organizations and others who have participated in Microsoft initiatives such as Project Jyoti and Imagine Cup.
The vibrant event, facilitated by Microsoft India's event partner QUEST Alliance and hosted in partnership with the United States Department of State, Office of Global Youth Issues, aimed to provide the attendees with the skills to transform their ideas into viable social enterprises. To get a sense of the exciting proceedings, watch a video of the event and check the photo gallery.
Arun Rajamani, Group Director, Public Sector, Microsoft India, presented the keynote address. He reiterated Microsoft's commitment to the community, especially towards the youth of India through the YouthSpark initiative, and stressed the importance of skills training and developing a spirit of entrepreneurship in delivering a real impact for India. He personally committed to keeping engaged with the community and encouraged Microsoft employees to provide mentorship to the budding entrepreneurs.
Another major highlight of the event was the practice tests of the Microsoft Office Specialist certification exam along with free vouchers to take the final certification course. Going forward, successful participants will be encouraged to showcase their projects on the Innovate for Good online community and take part in the Seed Funding for Innovation challenge.
Microsoft is committed to creating opportunities for youth by providing access to tools, programmes and resources to help them realize their full potential. Innovate for Good brings together youth from around the world in local events and in a global online community to provide support for their ideas on making a difference. YouthSpark is a companywide initiative designed to empower hundreds of millions of youth globally and help them turn their innovative concepts into viable social ventures.
Celebrating ten years of fostering youth development, Microsoft Taiwan recently launched its 'Aim High, Get High' book that highlights the internship stories and achievements of the Microsoft Taiwan Student Programme over the past decade.
Through the Microsoft Taiwan Student Programme, students explore their future career potential through corporate internship stints in four main professional fields: marketing, sales, technical support and administration. More than a hundred tertiary students are enrolled with the programme each year, and the experience gained during their internships opens up employment opportunities as future professionals.
Launched on 28 March, the commemorative 'Aim High, Get High' book is a collaboration between Microsoft Taiwan and Commonwealth Publishing that provides a snapshot of the interns' workplace experiences, and features insights into career development provided by top Microsoft executives and other corporate leaders in Taiwan.
The launch ceremony was attended by government officials and prominent members of the community. Xu Yu-Xue, Deputy Secretary of the Taipei City Government Department of Labor, expressed her appreciation for the positive influence of the Microsoft Taiwan Student Programme.
"The internship stories featured in this book are a great source of inspiration for young people who have the passion and ambition to make a positive impact on the world. The Microsoft Taiwan Student Programme also showcases how enterprises can work closely together to establish a brighter future for the next generation," said Ms Xu.
During the book launch, former interns of the programme shared their internship experiences and key learnings with the audience. Invited speakers included Gao Yu-Xiu, BMW Brand Ambassador in Taiwan; Zhang Kun-Yu, Senior Sales Representative at Johnson & Johnson; and Lin Yi-Ru, Co-founder of Polydice.
Davis Tsai, General Manager of Microsoft Taiwan, said, "When the Microsoft Taiwan Student Programme was established ten years ago, we wanted to provide a platform to train and nurture talented young people in Taiwan. To date, the programme has helped many students develop professional skills, while achieving a successful employment rate of 96 percent. Microsoft remains dedicated to helping future generations realise their potential, and we will continue to invest in cultivating young and promising talents in Taiwan."
"The internship stories featured in this book are a great source of inspiration for young people who have the passion and ambition to make a positive impact on the world."
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According to the World Bank, South Asia created nearly 800,000 jobs per month between 2000 and 2010. However, despite growth, the region is still home to half a billion of the world's poorest people. Since labor is the primary asset of the poor, having more and better jobs is the key employment challenge facing the region.
Through a collaborative grant programme, jointly organized by the World Bank, Microsoft Sri Lanka and Sarvodaya-Fusion, four innovative solutions, designed by youth-led NGOs from Bangladesh, Nepal, the Maldives and Sri Lanka, were selected winners at a regional grant competition. Called 'Youth Solutions!', the programme encouraged young people to help solve employment challenges through the use of information technology (IT).
From the original 80 project proposals submitted, Shilpa Sayura Foundation from Sri Lanka, YPSA from Bangladesh, YUWA from Nepal and Live & Learn Environmental Education from the Maldives were the winners of the competition. The criteria used to determine the winners included how the proposals used innovative and creative methods to promote IT skills amongst youth, helping them secure gainful employment; the capacity to demonstrate solutions to challenges faced by youth; and how the proposal encouraged innovation, learning and sharing.
Each winning project received a grant between $15,000 and $20,000 to carry out a youth-led project for one year, with the possibility of being scaled up via other public or private sector initiatives.
The high profile panel of judges comprised of Gabriela Aguilar, Senior Communications Officer for World Bank, South Asia; Sriyan de Silva Wijeyeratne, Country Manager, Microsoft Sri Lanka; Anurag Kak, Managing Director, Lafarge Mahaweli Cement (Pvt) Ltd.; Ms Moji Akingbade, General Manager of Avery Dennison Lanka (Pvt) Ltd; and Gaurav Mishra, Asia Vice President of Insights, Innovation & Social, MSLGROUP.
Gabriela Aguilar said, "This grant programme conducted by the World Bank and Microsoft is an exciting opportunity to find and fund new solutions to youth unemployment in this region. South Asia is home to a large youth population, with over 1 million entering the labor force every month."
We are proud to present a summary of the winning teams and their proposals:
Sri Lanka's Shilpa Sayura Foundation, an organization aimed at empowering youth through ICT skills, will help youth produce 10 high impact films on current social issues. The project, titled "Digital Rainbow", will train at least 100 youth to become film makers, a still developing industry in the country.
Young Power in Social Action (YPSA), an organization dedicated to supporting and empowering socially marginalized groups in Bangladesh, aims to support the smooth transition to work of people with disabilities through the use of ICT training, ICT internships, relevant job search support and producing Digital Accessible Information System (DAISY) products.
Live & Learn Environmental Education, an organization from the Maldives, aims to reduce poverty by working towards sustainable development with strong partnerships. Their project includes improving production and marketing of craft through an online portal. Youth will be engaged in training that would equip them with the ICT skills to make profitable employment through linking the segregated handicraft industry with the market.
YUWA, a Nepali youth led organization, plan to use comprehensive e-learning methodology to equip youth with relevant ICT skills to improve employability. It will use blended technology organized in a comprehensive Learning Management System including new media, such as YouTube and podcasts to educate youth.
Janakie Karunarathne, Manager, Community Affairs, Microsoft Sri Lanka, said, "Microsoft is proud to have collaborated with the World Bank in this effort to capture the youthful enthusiasm and innovative aspirations of four countries. The youth NGOs chosen today from each country would work towards alleviating the challenges, such as lack of skills and unemployment in their individual countries through the use of ICT."
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NORMAN — A fast-moving rainstorm dumped several inches of rain throughout central Oklahoma early Friday, stalling cars, swamping streets and dropping temperatures.
Several accidents were blamed on the weather. Police reported home flooding in low-lying areas. Debris-clogged storm drains were being reported throughout the city.
At 9 a.m. today the Oklahoma Mesonet showed Norman receiving 3.99 inches of rain in the past 24 hours. The heaviest rain was reported between 5 and 7 a.m.
Forecasters expected the rain to move out later this morning, leaving cooler temperatures this afternoon and evening.
Norman Police encouraged motorists to exercise extreme caution while traveling the streets of Norman today. Officers said a number of intersections and roadways were closed and impassable. "For your safety, we urge you to obey all signs and barricades and please do not drive around them. If at all possible, we would like to recommend that citizens simply avoid the roadways and flooded areas until the rain subsides and the roadways are opened back up for safe travel," according to a release from Police Lt. Chad Vincent.


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The Sonoma County Peace and Justice Center is celebrating 25 years of activism this weekend, while also preparing to carry on their efforts as long as they are needed.
While much of the energy of the peace center activists was directed toward national concerns, founding member Shirley McGovern recalls that they were also able to respond to local situations in their immediate community, which she found especially gratifying.
As the Peace And Justice Center moves into its next quarter century, Susan Lamont is looking forward to the convergence of activism between environmentalists and social justice advocates.
The Peace and Justice Center will celebrate its first 25 years on Saturday, November 14th at the. Sebastopol Veterans Memorial Building, 282 High Street in Sebastopol. The event begins at 4:30 with wine, appetizers and music during a silent auction featuring art, services, jewelry, food, wine and more. Dinner will take place around 6:15.
The evening will include featured speaker, Medea Benjamin founder of Global Exchange and CodePink The cost with reservations is $35 ; $40 at the door, if room is available.
It is our time as a community to celebrate all the work we have engaged in for 25 years: the journey we have walked with the poor, the wars we have opposed, the solidarity with the marginalized, and the support for the immigrants. It is an opportunity for our peace and justice community to come together to celebrate all our years of growing together and making a difference in our county, our nation and our world.


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NEW ALBANY — More property on Daisy Lane was approved for purchase to square off the city's proposed aquatic center at the New Albany Board of Public Works meeting Tuesday.
David Duggins, director of economic development and redevelopment for New Albany, said the purchase at 210 Daisy Lane and another purchase last week gives the city about 600 feet of frontage. He said with a total of six properties they plan to buy adjacent to the former Camille Wright pool site, the city should end up with almost 10 acres of property.
The board voted to approve the purchase agreement for $130,000 unanimously.
The board also approved a utility easement for the 40-acre industrial park.
John Rosenbarger, public works projects supervisor for New Albany, said he hopes to keep all the utilities underground on the easement.
"Right now, we need it sooner than later so the utilities can get to work and also to electrify the new cross section that's been put in there," Rosenbarger said.
The easement was approved unanimously.
A left turn signal on Grant Line Road coming out of Christian Academy of Indiana was taken off the board's old business.
Rosenbarger said a traffic study showed increased stop time on Grant Line Road would cause more issues than leaving the intersection as it is.
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