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Chelsy "blitzed" Harry
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That phone-hacking trial that's still going on in England -- it was revealed this week that Prince Harry's phone activity was being monitored back in 2005 when he was dating Chelsy Davy. Harry was training at Sandhurst at the time and wasn't allowed to check his mobile until he was off duty. Full Story
Farewell Mandela
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Princess Catherine and the pram
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Here are some blurry ass shots of Katy Cambridge pushing Little G around the park in a pram yesterday. She has at least one security with her as you can see but it's a lot less HIGH ALERT than I thought it would be. I mean, she's not surrounded. She's got a few feet of freedom. Seems like a somewhat relaxed detail, right? The princess wants to pretend like she's an ordinary mother with her infant just enjoying the day. Full Story
Holiday party without Harry
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Prince Harry is trekking to the South Pole. In his absence, his ex-girlfriend and his current girlfriend showed up at the same party last night in London. Both Chelsy Davy and Cressida Bonas attended the Henry Van Straubenzee Christmas Carol Service. Check the difference in their expressions. Full Story
The Panda and the Royal
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It's a holiday weekend. That should be enough of an excuse to post... Pandas! It's Queen Sofia and a panda. I don't know why she's holding a panda. It doesn't matter. All that matters is it's Friday, it's slow, and pandas make it all better. Full Story
The Princess at the (Sports) Ball
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Princess Catherine attended the SportsAid Annual Awards dinner in London tonight. She's a patron of the organisation. Is this why she skipped the Winter Whites Gala earlier this week? Is one night out away from Little G the rule until he's, say, 6 months? The gossip answer to that question is, obviously, that she didn't want to hang out with Taylor Swift. Full Story
In the absence of a (real) princess…
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That's what I wrote yesterday when I posted the Taylor Swift arrival photos from Prince William's Winter Whites Gala – click here for a refresher. And that was before they sang together. Can't get enough of this video. Full Story
Prince William: Taylor Swift & an albatross
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Now there's a title… Prince Charles and Prince William attended a United for Wildlife meeting today at the Zoological Society of London. During his visit, Will was presented with a toy albatross. Metaphor? They say that baby G keeps screaming. It's a double duty day for Will today as tonight he's hosting the Winter Whites Gala at Kensington Palace which is where he lives. Full Story
A ginger beard for the South Pole
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Prince Harry is scheduled to leave for the South Pole tomorrow on his trek with Walking With The Wounded. In advance of the trip, and to promote the endeavour, Harry gave an interview in which he showed off his ginger beard and talked about how his brother is jealous of his trip because his days are spent looking after a screaming baby. Full Story
The Cambridges get twerked in the face
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This picture cracked me up. Will and Kate visited a crime prevention charity yesterday called Only Connect supporting young offenders who are trying to rebuild their lives. (Kind of like the work we do at Covenant House Vancouver. The Covenant House Sleepout is happening tomorrow in Vancouver and Toronto. Full Story
Serenity on the balcony
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Today is Monaco's National Day. The royal family celebrated with the people. Here are Prince Albert and his Princess participating in the festivities. Charlene looked beautiful and serene in black…without a trace of joy? Oh no, there was joy. She did smile demurely from the balcony next to her husband in his fancy tricked out coat. Full Story
Recycling and grey hairs
The Cambridges stepped out today in England for a crime prevention charity visit to Only Connect. She re-wore the same outfit she had on for another appearance a year ago. So I'm bored. Also she still has grey hairs. You'll recall, it was pointed out a couple of weeks ago – the Princess and her grey hairs, scandal! And you know she knows that they were talking about it. Full Story
Her Majesty with Hot Harry and the Wounded
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Prince Harry leaves on Sunday for Cape Town on his trip with Walking With The Wounded. They're expected to begin the trek on November 30th and arrive at the South Pole by December 16. Today there was an event at Trafalgar Square where he spoke about the mission and their goals. Yesterday Harry was at Buckingham Place as members of the charity were brought in to meet with Her Majesty in advance of the expedition. Full Story
Cressie quits dance for Harry
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Cressida Bonas studied dance. Her dream was to be a dancer. But now, according to UK royal gossips, she's working as a PA at a London office because it would be unbecoming for Prince Harry's future wife to have "dancer" on her bio. It's OK that she went to school for it. Full Story


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Indo Caribbeans are a community of about 200,000 people in Canada who have come from India to the Caribbean since 1838, and made a second migration to Canada starting over 100 years ago in 1908.
We are part of a wider community of close to a million Indo-Caribbeans who have made second migrations from 12 Caribbean countries where we first migrated starting in 1838, and just over a million Indo-Caribbeans who remain in those 12 countries.
We seek to preserve our culture and heritage that is notably different from that of the the other South Asians in Canada. But we acknowledge always that our destiny is to make closer ties with other South Asians in order to make a better life for us all. We must also keep close contacts with other second migration Indo-Caribbeans, especially the 400,000 plus now living in the United States.
This community web site aims to provide fellow Indo Caribbeans, other Canadians and any interested persons with all they need to know about the Indo Caribbean presence in Canada.
We welcome contributions of documents, articles, photographs, opinions, and links to internet sites of interest to Indo-Caribbeans.
Contact: Ram Jagessar at
Indo-Caribbean Women Aim High
By Eve Pearce
As the world becomes more educated and politically correct, there has
been a massive change in the prominence of women in Indo-Caribbean
culture. From Nicki Minaj, who has become a world renowned pop star, to
Kamla Persad-Bissessar, the recently elected Prime Minister of the
Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, perceptions of Indo-Caribbean women are
changing for the better.
Onika Tanya Maraj
Onika Tanya Maraj, more famously known by her stage name Nicki Minaj,
was born and initially raised in Saint James in Trinidad, the home of
recent Indo-Caribbean feminism. Although she moved to New York when she
was five years old, it was her roots which drove her to succeed both as a
representative of women and as an individual. Her initial role model
was her mother, also a successful Indo-Caribbean woman, who held several
job titles including accountant, gospel singer and foreign exchange
teller. This inherent drive for knowledge and education, change and
improvement, was undoubtedly important in shaping Onika's own ambitions,
and it is becoming a clear characteristic of Indo-Caribbean women
intelligent and well-educated girl, Onika is now a successful
songwriter, singer, rapper and television personality, as well as
inventing an artistic portrayal of her character, with alter egos and
varied accents; the diversity of talents seem to stem from an equally
diverse and culturally rich upbringing. Onika shared her mother's drive
to succeed and expand her knowledge, attending Elizabeth Blackwell
Middle School 210 and later graduating from LaGuardia High School, which
specialised in music and the arts. As a teen she loved to read
educational books and play the clarinet, initially dreaming of becoming
an actress. When this career path led to various dead ends, Onika
changed her career plans towards music and was initially signed by Dirty
Money Entertainment after posting some of her songs on her MySpace. She
has since released three albums and four mixtapes, including several
number one singles and a number one album. Due to her ambition and her
success, she is a role model to many young girls worldwide.
Kamla Persad-Bissessar
The Honourable Kamla Persad-Bissessar is the current Prime Minister of
the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, making her another ideal example of
a strong, independent Indo-Caribbean woman. She was sworn in on the
26th of May 2010 and was the first female PM in the Republic's history.
She is the party leader of the United National Congress, and was also the first woman to ever act as Attorney General, or acting Prime Minister, as she did in 1995 and 2001.
as she is known throughout the country, grew up in a rural district of
Trinidad and Tobago, and like Onika, her mother was the driving figure
behind her education and higher education, which was completed at
Norwood Technical College in the United Kingdom at a time when the
social and cultural norms of the Republic confined women and girls very
much to the home and marriage. Although Kamla worked as a social worker
in London during her education, she was a scholar at heart, and she
returned to the Republic on its completion and began to teach at the
University of the West Indies. She had strong forward-thinking beliefs
that everyone should be treated equally, including women and ethnic
minorities, and continued her education as an adult, eventually
graduating from the Hugh Wooding Law School and becoming a full time
attorney-at-law. Kamla never lost the drive to learn, and as recently as
2006 she graduated again, this time with a Masters in Business
Administration from the Arthur Lok Jack Graduate School of Business in
According to her official website:
'Persad-Bissessar began her political career in local government as
an Alderwoman. Subsequently, Persad-Bissessar contested and lost her
first parliamentary elections at a time when the parliamentary benches
were dominated by men. But she says, "The acute disappointment I felt
did not deter me." It was her remarkable persistence and forward
thinking that enabled her to achieve greater heights in the political
'Persad-Bissessar began her political career in local government as
an Alderwoman. Subsequently, Persad-Bissessar contested and lost her
first parliamentary elections at a time when the parliamentary benches
were dominated by men. But she says, "The acute disappointment I felt
did not deter me." It was her remarkable persistence and forward
thinking that enabled her to achieve greater heights in the political
this persistence and drive was something inherent that seems to stem
from her Indo-Caribbean roots and her culturally diverse upbringing.
Kamla is also an example of a massive role model for young
Indo-Caribbean women living today, as the world continues to change and
become more socially accepting and educated. Indeed, in the Caribbean Review of Gender Studies, run by the University of the West Indies, Kamla is actually described as the 'apex of Indo-Caribbean feminism'.
Indo-Caribbean Women's Literature
Prominent writers in the field of Indo-Caribbean women's literature include Shani Mootoo, who was born in Ireland to Trinidadian parents, and Lakshmi Persaud, a lifelong native of Trinidad and Tobago. Just last year, a book of critical essays was published, Critical Perspectives on Indo-Caribbean Women's Literature, by
Joy Mahabir. This is the first critical book on Indo-Caribbean women's
writing and it analyses the literature in great depth from a number of
interesting perspectives, such as feminism, post-colonialism and also
Caribbean cultural theories. This book and other relevant texts, such
as Diasporic Dis (Locations) Indo-Caribbean Women Writers Negotiate the "Kala Pani" are available from Valore Books. This
really raises awareness that Indo-Caribbean women's literature is a
newly-formed, constantly developing and expanding field in the world of
cultural written works. As well as giving a cultural insight into the
lives of Indo-Caribbean women, literature is an important tool for
gaining knowledge in a relevant field. Both Nicki Minaj and Kamla
Persad-Bissessar used reading as a way to increase their knowledge,
intelligence and ultimately their power as women.
conclude, the world is changing and with it the status of Indo-American
women is evolving. From prominent role models such as Onika Miraj and
Kamla Persad-Bissessar, to a whole new category of critically acclaimed
writing, Indo-Caribbean women are only now finding their voice on the
worldwide stage.
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"I didn't want to own a venue, to run a venue, to be tied down to that," says Reed. "(But) a few things started me to move on it: the absence of the Velvet and these other places. And there's a drop in the amount of programming that the city is doing.
"I started thinking about Fred (Anderson) and the Velvet, and I was like: There should be that tradition of artist-run venues," adds Reed, citing the model of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM). That artists' collective emerged in Chicago in the mid-1960s, when jazz venues were disappearing, and enabled musicians to present their work themselves.
"Last summer, when Von (Freeman) passed away, I went to the memorial," says Reed, referencing a legendary Chicago saxophonist who trained generations of musicians during his Tuesday-night sessions at the New Apartment Lounge on East 75th Street. "I used to go to the Apartment, and for a few years he ran sessions at the Mill on Sundays. I'd go there all the time. When I went to the memorial, I saw all those people from those years I went down there, and then some. It was such an amazing thing. … It struck me that this memorial is really about all these lives that are interwoven through what he was doing. And I said, 'I want to go forward with this. Let's make this happen.'"
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Along the way, Reed had met Links Hall director Schmidt and learned that her organization had been looking for a new, bigger space for years. The more Reed and Schmidt conferred, the more common ground and mutual need they found.
"Every time we met," says Schmidt, "we thought: 'Yeah!' Because so much of the work that happens at Links is interdisciplinary and collaborative."
Including the "Collision Theory" series that Links ran monthly during the 2009-2010 season that featured improvising dancers performing with improvising musicians. The series was so successful that Links revived it the following year, and Reed has been one of its many admirers.
When Reed found the Viaduct Theatre, which had been home to noteworthy productions by the House Theatre and others, he and his Links Hall partners saw potential.
"We (had) looked at over 150 spaces over two-plus years," says Links board president Greven, referring to the organization's long search. "We've had ups and downs, the rug pulled out from under us. It was really serendipity in terms of how Roell met Mike and how they formed a relationship and got this idea taken to the next steps. It all kind of worked together in a really lucky way."
The build-out of the old space for new uses began over the weekend. Links Hall is spending approximately $130,000 for the first phase of renovating the place. This includes a $100,000 grant from the Weasel Fund designated for the construction and installation of a sprung-wood floor that's needed by dancers, says Greven.
"And that's not including what Mike is spending on the bar and lobby area," adds Greven.
Reed declined to get into specifics of his investment.
Why the name Constellation? Several reasons, explains Reed, who says he has drawn inspiration from eclectic, genre-crossing venues around the world, such as Bimhuis in Amsterdam and Roulette in New York.
"For us and Links, it's about the way you relate things: the constellation of stuff," says Reed. "It's also in the constellation of places in Chicago, like Andy's, the Showcase. This is a piece of the constellation. And it's also an ode to Chicago because of the old Constellation record label of the 1960s. So there's a lot of Chicagoness that I want to maintain in the place."
Reed acknowledges the tension involved in launching a venture of this magnitude because "it's tricky. It's kind of like being up on a tight wire. I feel like everybody's watching."
And, one hopes, listening.
Tribune special contributor Sid Smith contributed.
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Coming soon to Constellation
Following are highlights of shows that will play Constellation, 3111 N. Western Ave.; for further information visit linkshall.org, or phone 773-281-0824.
"Fraction": Dance-in-progress, with choreographers showing excerpts from new works and soliciting audience feedback; April 1.
"Braiding Rivers": Featuring Chicago's Silk Road Rising and Los Angeles-based Post Natyam Collective; April 5-7.
Instant Composers Pool Orchestra: Dutch improvisers return to Chicago on April 6; the musicians improvise with Chicago dancers, April 7.
"Mix With Six": Concert of new short dances made and performed by members of The Seldoms; April 12-14.
"Poonie's Cabaret": Curated by Carole McCurdy; April 15.
CIMMfest: The Chicago International Movies & Music Festival, April 18, 20 and 21, including Melvin Van Peebles on April 20.
Roscoe Mitchell and Mike Reed: Multi-instrumentalist Mitchell with drummer Reed; April 19.
Craig Taborn Trio: Innovative pianist with drummer Gerald Cleaver and bassist Thomas Morgan; April 28.


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Delegates to Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation's 95th Annual meeting are urging Congress and the president to take action before year-end to pass a farm bill and extend a number of tax provisions that President Steve Nelson says are vital to the future success of American agriculture. Over 100 different tax provisions are set to expire at the end of 2012 including the current estate tax rate of 35 percent with an exemption of $5.1 million per person; a 15 percent capital gains tax rate; lower personal income tax rates; as well as numerous other tax credits and deductions such as equipment depreciation and the biodiesel tax credit. If Congress fails to act before the beginning of January, estate tax rates rise to 55 percent with an exemption of only $1 million, capital gains taxes rise to 20 percent and all personal income tax rates rise between three and five percent. Nelson says "Nebraska farm and ranch families are facing considerable uncertainty in both our nation's farm and tax policy. We need swift action in Washington to bring certainty in these areas," The Nebraska Farm Bureau held their annual meeting in Kearney.


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Tsingtao Brewery Company Limited - Company Capsule
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Tsingtao Brewery Company Limited (Tsingtao Brewery) is an alcoholic beverages manufacturer and supplier based in the China. The company's products include ordinary beer, pure draft beer, tinned beer and small bottled beer. It manufactures and trades malt, prepackaged food; operates accommodation and design businesses; indoor decoration and industrial equipment fixing activities; and import and export of beer. Tsingtao Brewery markets its products under the brand Tsingtao. It offers its products in different markets including Japan, Germany, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, France, the UK, Italy, Canada, Brazil, Mexico and others. The company was founded in the year 1903. Tsingtao Brewery is headquartered in Shandong, China.
Table of contents
1 Business Analysis
1.1 Company Overview
1.2 Major Products and Services
2 Analysis of Key Performance Indicators
2.1 Five Year Snapshot: Overview of Financial and Operational Performance Indicators
2.2 Key Financial Performance Indicators
2.2.1 Revenue and Operating Profit
2.2.2 Asset and Liabilities
2.2.3 Operational Efficiency
2.2.4 Solvency
2.3 Key Competitors
3 Mergers & Acquisitions and Partnerships
3.1 M&A and Partnerships Strategy
4 Recent Developments
5 Key Employees
6 Appendix
6.1 Methodology
6.2 Ratio Definitions
6.3 Disclaimer
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Table 1: Major Products and Services
Table 2: Key Ratios - Annual
Table 3: Key Ratios - Interim
Table 4: Key Employees
List of Figures
Figure 1: Revenue and Operating Profit
Figure 2: Financial Position
Figure 3: Operational Efficiency
Figure 4: Solvency
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Worst waiter in my life – Reserved for my family for 7PM on 10/28. No one seated us for about 30 min. Even 2 walk-in groups were seated while I was kept waiting. I complained to the waiter but he treated me terribly. I asked for manager's contact, then he said it was posted outside so write down yourself! He refused to give his name to me. He even said "Behave yourself!". He eventually told me his name was 'Smith'. We walked out without eating. I complained to the manager next day and he told me he was Edward, not Smith. The waiter lied about his name. But manager did nothing about this guy. I used Juban a few times. OK food, terrible service all the time. I will never go again.
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"The Eyes are the Windows to the Soul"
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"The Eyes are the Windows to the Soul"
The eyes really are a window to the soul, according to scientists. Research shows that patterns in the iris can give an indication of whether we are warm and trusting or neurotic and impulsive.
Everyone has a different structure of lines, dots and colors in their iris.
Scientists at Orebro University in Sweden compared the eyes of 428 subjects with their personality traits to see if these structures in the iris reflected their characters.
They focused on patterns in crypts - threads which radiate from the pupil - and contraction furrows - lines curving around the outer edge - which are formed when the pupils dilate.
Their findings showed that those with densely packed crypts are more warmhearted, tender, trusting, and likely to sympathize with others. In comparison, those with more contraction furrows were more neurotic, impulsive and likely to give way to cravings.
Eye movments
People think and communicate in three main channels: pictures, sounds and feelings.
Some people are preferably attentive to visual cues, while others notice mostly kinesthetic, tactile information such as touch or movement, others may communicate based on their auditory channel.
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According to a report today, Samsung's Galaxy S Android phone (with essentially an iPad processor) will be available in 110 countries. That's blows away Google's current tally of 48 countries.
The Korea Times reports that the Samsung's Galaxy S Android phone will launch in an incredible 110 countries. They also report that "the best smartphone that Samsung has made so far" will released "over the world at the same time."
At Google's I/O event, Google said Android had reached "28 OEMs, 48 countries, 59 carriers. ...all in about 18 months."
For you trivia buffs, the new Samsung Galaxy S will use essentially the same processor as the iPhone 4/HD and iPad, an (now Apple Owned) Intrinsity-built Hummingbird S5PC110. The ARM Cortex A8 processor is built into Apple's A4 SoC according to Wall St. Analyst Will Strauss, among others. See detailed analysis here.
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Jose Mourinho says he is delighted with the progress John Terry has made so far this season.
The manager spoke on Friday afternoon about the player being in good shape this season but with injury and squad rotation limiting Terry to 27 appearances for the Blues last season, Mourinho, talking further on the subject, admits that despite our skipper's long-established presence at the heart of our defence, a degree of physical and mental recovery was required.
'Since pre-season in Asia, our focus with John was not his contract, or the national team. Our focus was just to try to recover his status as an important player. You can be very experienced and have a big status but when the injuries come and the manager has doubts about whether you are ready to play the big matches, and you are in and out of the team, sometimes your self-esteem can be a bit attacked.
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'I trust Gary and I like him very much. I don't like to leave players on the bench that are good players and good professionals. I want to help him and I don't want to make his life difficult.
'I would never do something that would jeopardise his selection for the national team. There's no doubt he is going to play a lot. Who knows, in a couple of weeks I will change my mind because of performances and he becomes again my first option.
'Since they started playing together John and David Luiz are playing well and they are giving stability. Gary is a very good player and he has to play, so I can say three very good central defenders for two positions.
'From match to match I will read the game and try to make the best option for the team.
'The whole squad is full of good players. I will never leave somebody out for four or five matches in a row. I will make rotations and everybody will have chances to play.
'In the case of Gary I have to make him happy, I have to make him play and then he will go to the national team happy.'
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North Dakota's strict abortion law is being blockedFargo, ND (WDAY TV)-- A North Dakota judge has blocked a strict abortion law set to take effect in just 9-days.
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Fargo, ND (WDAY TV)-- A North Dakota judge has blocked a strict abortion law set to take effect in just 9-days.
U-S District Judge Daniel Hovland of Bismarck granted a temporary injunction that now blocks the abortion law that was to take effect August One.
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Philip Hughes and David Warner powered the defending KFC Big Bash champions to an easy 31 run victory over the Tasmanian Tigers at the Bellerive Oval.
Hughes and Warner showed once again why the SpeedBlitz Blues claimed the inaugural Twenty20 Champions League title with a wonderful display of batting.
The Tigers were faced with a run chase of 195 to claim the victory but a middle order collapse saw the Blues claim an easy win.
Rhett Lockyear (25) and Tim Paine (48) enjoyed a good start for the Tigers with a 44 run partnership but Lockyear was caught by Dwayne Smith of the bowling of Mitchell Starc in the 3rd over.
Smith took his second catch of the game to remove Paine three overs later to leave the Tigers 86/2. Despite the lose of two wickets the Tigers were still well placed for victory before the middle order collapsed.
George Bailey (16), Travis Birt (9), Alex Doolan (3) and Jason Krejza (2) all failed to reach double figures as the Tigers collapsed to 114-6 in the 11th over.
The damage had been done and the Tigers were unable to recover.
After winning the toss and electing to bat the Blues got to work straight away with Hughes and Warner attacking the Tasmanian Tigers bowlers as the pair enjoy a a great start.
Warner was in impressive form hitting a quick fire 67 from just 24 balls before being run out in the 6th over after a partnership of 97 with Hughes. His tally included 6 fours and an amazing 5 sixes.
Phil Jaques came out to the crease but he was unable to continue Warner's blitz as the veteran only lasted 11 balls before being dismissed for just 10.
With the loss of two quick wickets the Tigers sensed an opportunity to get back into the game but Hughes, partnered by Moises Henriques, lead the Blues to a large total with a partnership of 57.
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Annual to tree
Leaves basal or cauline, alternate to whorled, simple to compound
Inflorescence: 1° inflorescence a head, each resembling a flower, 1many, generally arrayed in cymes, generally subtended by ± calyx-like involucre; flowers 1many per head
Flowers bisexual, unisexual, or sterile, ± small, of several types; calyx 0 or modified into pappus of bristles, scales, or awns, which is generally persistent in fruit; corolla radial or bilateral (rarely 0), lobes generally (0)45; stamens 45, anthers generally fused into cylinder around style, often appendaged at tips, bases, or both, filaments generally free, generally attached to corolla near throat; pistil 1, ovary inferior, 1-chambered, 1-seeded, style 1, branches 2, generally hair-tufted at tip, stigmas 2, generally on inside of style branches
Fruit: achene, cylindric to ovoid, generally deciduous with pappus attached
Genera in family: ± 1300 genera, 21,000 species (largest family of dicots): worldwide. Largest family in CA. Also see tribal key to CA genera: Strother 1997 Madroño 44(1):128. See glossary p. 25 for illustrations of general family characteristics.
Annual to subshrubs
Stems from taproot or ± branched caudex
Leaves simple, alternate, entire to pinnately dissected; teeth or lobes often ± bristle-tipped
Inflorescence: heads radiate or discoid, solitary or cymosely clustered; involucre bell-shaped, hemispheric, or obconic; phyllaries in 2several series of unequal length, basal portion straw-colored to purplish, tips green; receptacle convex, naked or with short, triangular scales (not chaff)
Ray flowers 8many; corollas yellow, white, pink, blue, or purple
Disk flowers 10many; corollas yellow; style tips triangular to linear, acute
Fruit linear to club-shaped or obovoid, smooth or severalmany-ribbed, glabrous to densely hairy; pappus of many unequal bristles (ray pappus sometimes 0)
Species in genus: ± 35 species: temp w North America
Etymology: (Greek: sword-like anthers)
Reference: [Hartman 1990 Phytologia 68:439465]
PerennialSee the CNPS Inventory for information about endangerment and rarity.
Stems spreading to erect, 410 dm, sometimes woody at base, sparsely strigose, slightly glandular near heads, nearly leafless above base
Leaves 12 cm, < or = 4 mm wide, generally linear, pinnately lobed or serrate; lobes and teeth bristle-tipped; upper leaves reduced and generally entire, glabrous or sometimes tomentose
Inflorescence: heads radiate, solitary or in cymes; peduncles long, with overlapping bracts grading into phyllaries; involucre 58 mm, 1012 mm wide, hemispheric; phyllaries in 56 series, linear, bristle-tipped, glandular
Ray flowers 1525; ligules 56 mm, yellow
Disk flowers 2540; corollas 56.5 mm
Fruit 2.53 mm, hairy; pappus ± = disk corolla, bristles unequal, tan
Ecology: UNCOMMON. Dry hillsides
Elevation: < 1000 m.
Bioregional distribution: Peninsular Ranges
Distribution outside California: s Arizona, n Mexico
Synonyms: Haplopappus j. Greene
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Perennial, small, fleshy, generally glabrous; caudex generally underground, unbranched; roots glabrous, with bulblets or plantlets or not
Leaf generally 1 per caudex per year, divided into 2 facing parts with a common stalk; sterile part separated from fertile at to well above ground, blade simple to compound, veins free and forked (or netted, with included veinlets); fertile part bladeless, bearing sporangia, simple to compound
Sporangia dehiscent into 2 valves, ± 1 mm wide, thick-walled
Genera in family: 3 genera, 7085 species: ± worldwide, generally rare or overlooked. Fern-like plants with many traits of seed plants. Specimens must be carefully spread and pressed for identification; haploid generation underground, fleshy, non-green, associated with fungi.
Roots smooth, pale or cork-ridged, dark gray, without bulblets or plantlets
Leaf generally deciduous; bud glabrous or hairy; sterile part generally ± 13-pinnate (rarely simple or entire), linear to deltate, segments linear to oblong and midribbed or spoon- to wedge- or fan-shaped and not midribbed, veins free, forked, margins entire to dentate or irregularly cut; fertile part 13-pinnate, < to > sterile
Sporangia not sunken in axis; stalk 0 or short
Species in genus: 4050 species: generally temp to arctic or alpine
Etymology: (Greek: bunch of grapes, from clusters of sporangia)
Reference: [Wagner & Wagner 1983 Amer Fern J 73:5362]
Difficult, needing careful study; most species very uncommon, sporadic; good sampling of populations highly desirable in specimens
Horticultural information: TRY; DFCLT.
See the CNPS Inventory for information about endangerment and rarity.
Leaf: sterile part separated from fertile near middle, stalk very short to 0, blade deeply lobed to 2-pinnate, < 8 cm, < 5 cm wide, oblong to deltate, segments ± ascending, < 7 pairs, oblique-ovate to lanceolate-oblong, shiny, bright green, midribbed, margins entire to minutely crenate; fertile part 2-pinnate, 12 X sterile
Chromosomes: 2n=180
Ecology: Fields, shrubby slopes
Elevation: probably ± 2000 m.
Bioregional distribution: Klamath Ranges (near Etna Mills, Siskiyou Co.), High Cascade Range (Mount Shasta)
Distribution outside California: to Alaska, Colorado
Synonyms: B. boreale subsp. obtusilobatum (Rupr.) R.T. Clausen
B. lanceolatum (C.C. Gmel.) Angström (sterile leaf part triangular, fertile leaf part branched into 24 major axes near base) would key here, might be discovered in mtns of n CA. B. pumicola Coville, Oregon moonwort, of Crater Lake region, OR, has not been found in CA.
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Arieo Gonzalez had been waiting for an Xbox One since 1 p.m. Thursday. Brian Miller, in his own way, had been waiting since June.
When Daniel Okalany bought his first computer at the age of 21, he was hooked.
Even as it celebrates brisk sales of its new PlayStation 4, Sony is offering help to gamers experiencing problems with the next-generation gaming console.
The late-fall chill outside a Best Buy store in Elkridge, Maryland, wasn't all that was keeping George Nelums awake late Thursday.
Next-generation video game consoles are nearly upon us, and with them will come increased power and cutting-edge developer tech.
The last time a new PlayStation or Xbox hit the market, Facebook had fewer than 12 million users, a tablet was a pill and nobody outside of Apple had heard of a gadget called the iPhone.
"Be kind, please rewind," the signs used to say in video stores, urging customers to return their rented VHS tapes spooled back to the beginning.
If there's one major point of emphasis for Apple's new desktop operating system, it's battery life.
On November 2 you can help raise millions of dollars for sick children by sitting on the sofa and playing video games.
With more than 2,000 heroes, villains and other characters pulled from the DC Comics universe, the latest in the "Scribblenauts" video game franchise has created a unique visual experience for gamers and comic fans alike.
HP and Google have rolled out an intriguing Chromebook today -- the 11-inch HP Chromebook 11.
Amazon on Wednesday announced three new Kindle Fire tablets: a 8.9- and 7-inch Kindle Fire HDX and a lower-end Kindle Fire HD. The tablets feature faster hardware, better screens, improved software and a subtle new look.
Apple has updated its entire iMac line of products with Intel's latest quad-core processors, new graphics, next-gen Wi-Fi and faster PCIe flash storage.
Hiroshi Yamauchi, who built Nintendo from a small playing-card company into a global video-gaming empire before buying the Seattle Mariners, died Thursday in Japan. He was 85.
When players get their hands on "Grand Theft Auto V" on Tuesday, the gaming world will get another titillating dose of the sex and violence that has come to define the series in the eyes of millions -- many of whom have never played it.
The new iPhone 5S's performance upgrades and 64-bit processing chip will make the smartphone more responsive and faster. And mobile game developers are excited about the possibilities they see opening up with that newfound power.
More than 340,000 gamers from across Europe converged in this quaint German city last month to get their first hands-on with Sony's PlayStation 4 and Microsoft's Xbox One consoles and to preview an assortment of new games.
Announcement of a Nintendo 2DS handheld console is causing a collective "eh" among fans of the pioneering gaming company.
Donny Moore watches at least part of every NFL game, every week, every year. After all, it's part of his job.
The "Niantic" was a whaling ship used during the Gold Rush of the 1800s and then run aground to be used for storage and as a hotel in a place now known as San Francisco.
The long-running debate about violence in video games was rekindled over the weekend with reports that an 8-year-old boy who police say shot and killed his elderly caregiver had been playing "Grand Theft Auto IV," a game rated as appropriate for adults.
Sarah Luchsinger started playing Disney's online game "Toontown" in 2005 at the urging of her then 10-year-old goddaughter. It's become a place where she can spend time with her husband and two sons, working together on tasks and feeling like part of the larger "Toontown" community.
Gamescom brings video game fans, developers and companies together in one place to discover what's new, and what's coming, in the gaming industry.
O Roamio, Roamio, wherefore art thou Roamio? The answer, hopes TiVo, is next to your TV.
When you're about to settle in for four days of serious gaming, while crammed into a single room with a couple thousand of your peers, there are some unique concerns.
Here's a brief history lesson for you.
A new report suggests adult women are nearly half of all video game players. That's a number that can be read in the changing tone of some of today's top games. But it's also one that some female gamers say isn't really as close to even as it should be.
Wander into any gaming forum thread, chat room or multiplayer-action communications, and you quickly discover that gamers can be an insensitive lot. But there are also instances where the hardcore, win-at-all-costs trash talking goes silent and they band together to do good.
Google rolled out a new Nexus 7 tablet on Wednesday. But a much smaller, much cheaper new gadget may be the one that makes a seismic impact in the consumer technology world.
Google has a simple and inexpensive new way to stream Internet videos on your TV.
How do you imagine the computer of the future?
Gaming has become an important part of Comic-Con International, the annual gathering that brings 150,000 attendees to San Diego for a celebration of comics, movies, television and pop culture.
How much is playing the same video game for a month worth? To an exasperated parent of an obsessed young gamer, probably not much.
Smartphone competition isn't just about choosing the biggest screen, fastest processor or sleekest operating system. As phones continue to replace point-and-shoot cameras, a new battleground for smartphone manufacturers is camera quality.
Could your smartphone really give you a lethal electric shock?
Did Florida just accidentally make all computers and smartphones illegal?
Forget the macho world of the standard shoot-'em up video game. Rather than relying on blood, gore and mayhem, a number of game developers are tapping into their inner emotions, inviting gamers along for adventures of the psyche.
Google is reportedly working on a video game console that would be powered by its Android operating system, potentially putting another huge tech player in an arena dominated by Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo.
The newest version of Windows is getting some changes. Among them? A little dose of old Windows.
Well, that was quick. Just hours after going on sale in the U.S., Canada and the UK, the OUYA gaming console was already sold out Tuesday morning on Amazon, though other retailers still had it in stock.
Reacting to "feedback from the Xbox community," Microsoft is appearing to reverse course and change two key components to policies for its new Xbox One video game console.
Julia Enright often plays at night while watching TV. Billy Byler plays in the airport while waiting for his flight. University student Breanna Reboca, a skilled multitasker, plays on her phone while walking to class.
The annual Electronics Entertainment Expo, which wrapped up here Thursday, is all about next-generation gaming.
It hasn't been a blockbuster year for Nintendo, the video-gaming company that brought us "Donkey Kong," "Super Mario Bros." and the Wii.
Three or four years ago, it was supposed to be the next big thing in consumer tech: the magic of 3-D, right in your living room.
"This is a big change, consumers don't always love change, and there's a lot of education we have to provide to make sure that people understand."
At a coming-out party for its upcoming PlayStation 4 console, Sony leveled its guns at rival Microsoft's Xbox One device and fired until the chambers were empty.
Much of the focus this week at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, the video game industry's big annual trade show, will be on Microsoft and Sony, which both have new game consoles coming in time for the holiday shopping season.
With lingering questions about privacy, game trading and selling, and an "always-on" Kinect device, Microsoft has released new details about the new Xbox One console, hoping to address issues that have had some fans in an uproar.
Let's face it: In 2013, the words "dad" and "tech" don't clash like they used to.
With seemingly every kid in America glued most waking hours to a glowing digital device, you might expect their parents to be worried about the potentially harmful effects of all that screen time.
Microsoft's new video game console, the Xbox One, made its long-awaited debut last month. The real story here isn't about video games, though.
With E3, the world's biggest video game expo, approaching, Sony and Microsoft are getting ready to wow the entertainment world with their next generation consoles.
A rare working model of the Apple 1, the tech giant's first desktop computer, sold for more than $671,000 over the weekend at an auction in Germany.
Ben Vu's parents and older brother fled South Vietnam by boat in 1975 -- in the chaotic and violent final days before Saigon fell to communist forces from the north.
In the battle against cancer, one video game is taking the deadly disease head-on. And some young patients are the winners.
Microsoft unveils their new Xbox One system that it says will connect TV, gaming, Internet and media all in one.
While the gaming world is focused on the new Xbox One from Microsoft, Activision is deploying its most popular franchise, "Call of Duty," for its first assault on the next generation of consoles.
Photon torpedoes and proton torpedoes. Warp speed and hyperspace.
Technology has been changing the way we access, enjoy and discuss our entertainment. From smartphones and tablets with streaming movies to video game consoles offering TV shows alongside game play, consumers have increasingly become accustomed to their entertainment colliding and intertwining in new and interesting ways.
Electronic Arts will be the exclusive provider of games based on the Star Wars series, Disney and the game developer announced jointly on Monday.
There's a devastating narrative being told about the PC these days: It's dying.
If you're looking for a little black box to put under your TV set and devices like the Roku, Apple TV, or any of the many Google TV boxes aren't doing it for you, Jeff Bezos may have your hookup.
When Google announced its cloud-based Chromebook Pixel laptop, the tech community was left puzzled.
The next generation of Xbox could finally be announced this spring.
The Nintendo Wii U has seen its star dim somewhat since its launch in November 2012. Worldwide sales numbers for the console have been disappointing and some gamers have complained that the number of desirable games for the system hasn't grown quickly enough.
More than 20,000 current and aspiring game makers have converged in San Francisco for the annual Game Developers Conference, where the next wave of gaming trends is on display: next-generation consoles, the growth of free-to-play and independent games, and the explosion of mobile gaming.
The chirp of a robin, the crack of the bat, the thump of a ball smacking a glove. These are the sounds of spring and the beginning of baseball season. In the video game world, that means another Perfect Game Challenge for players of "MLB2K13."
The goal of "BioShock Infinite," creative director Ken Levine said, was to have "moved the ball down the field" in terms of how video games can be vehicles for telling engrossing, expansive stories.
When the highly anticipated "BioShock: Infinite" hits stores on Tuesday, a naive 19-year-old with special powers and book smarts -- but little true grasp of the complexities of the world around her -- will meet a gaming public that's been awaiting her debut for years.
Julie Uhrman needed $950,000 from Kickstarter in less than a month to make her dream of an affordable, free-to-play gaming console a reality.
In the beginning, Lara Croft was a wimp.
These days, both violent video games and Congress have come under fire in the media and the court of public opinion, albeit for different reasons.
One of the top online gamers of "Starcraft II" in the world, Korea's MVP takes us inside the life of a pro-gamer.
Twist, un app que ayuda a las personas que llegan tarde a sus citas.
Meet the "rock, paper, scissors" robot that never loses. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.
The new MacBook Pro with Retina display has the sharpest screen on the market, but its price may be too high for many.
Researchers at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base created state-of-the-art uniforms that resemble the comic hero.
CNN's Jim Boulden takes the Samsung Galaxy S III for a test spin. Could this smartphone knock iPhone from its throne?
CNN looks at how one man changed the gaming world one block at a time.
Imagine a character, draw it, and watch it come to life. The Next List interviews Eric Cleckner at SXSW about GraFighers.
A day before Zynga bought his company, OMGPop CEO Dan Porter told CNNMoney he wants to keep making more offbeat games.
The software giant released Kinect for Windows, a $250 motion sensor marketed toward businesses, not gamers.
Mark Pincus, CEO of Zynga, explains how his company's upcoming new website will make it into a game network.
Rovio CMO Peter Vesterbacka discusses the game's launch on Facebook and why they rejected a $2 billion buyout from Zynga.
HLN's Mario Armstrong reveals how gadgets and tech can help keep your health in check.
HLN's Mario Armstrong reveals what's behind the new gadgets you can now find behind the wheel.
The electronics giant has developed a prototype touchscreen that is completely transparent.
Nintendo president Reggie Fils-Aime says his company's next console, the Wii U, will help it win back hardcore gamers.
The successor to the PSP faces serious competition from Nintendo's 3DS and iPhone and Android smartphones.
CNN's Dan Simon previews this year's Consumer Electronics Show and says why Microsoft won't be there next year.
Tech expert Mario Armstrong looks at the hot-ticket items at the CES show: Ultrabooks and 3D TV.
HLN's Mario Armstrong is at CES and takes a look at connected devices, some that may even improve your health.
Apple's iPad 2 was launched in London with great fanfare. Nina Dos Santos reports.
Buyers from around the world explain way they're willing to wait hours outside Apple's London store to get their iPad.
CNN's Jim Bittermann reports on five French brothers who turned a farm supply store into a computer gaming giant.
Hackers nab personal data, but not credit card information, of over 1 million online Sega game users.
After 14 years, "Duke Nukem Forever" is finished and releasing to game fans in the U.S. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout reports.
Join Doug Gross to see the latest games on the floor of the world's biggest gaming expo, E3.
CNN's Kristie Lu Stout explains how Apple's iCloud is expected to allow users to stream music.
CNN.com's Doug Gross reacts to strongly worded comments about his article on five video games Lady Gaga could invade.
Sony says hackers have stolen personal data from PlayStation users. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout reports.
CNN's Dan Simon talks to Rovio's Peter Vesterbacka about the success of hit mobile game "Angry Birds."
Fifteen years ago, chess master Garry Kasparov took on a supercomputer, with man winning 4-2.
CNN's Kristie Lu Stout looks at some of the best tech gifts for the Lunar New Year.
Digital lifestyle expert Mario Armstrong has more on Nintendo's 3D gaming system and the future of 3D television.
CNN's Kristie Lu Stout takes a look at the impact of Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who is taking a medical leave.
CNN's Dan Simon reports on all the buzz at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
What makes your credit card or passport easy to scan could be making it easier for crooks to rip you off. WREG reports.
November: From the Cold War to zombies, the new "Call of Duty" aims to get fans shooting.
M.I.C. Gadget editor Chris Chang reviews some of this year's best shanzhai or knock offs made in China.
Gaming never had it so good, especially when people start to take it seriously. CNN's Jim Bittermann reports.
Live demonstration of new technology to make character-based video games more accurate.
A new video game system allows users to control what happens on the screen by just moving their bodies.
CNN's Kyung Lah gives Xbox Kinect a test run at the Tokyo Game Show.
With PlayStation turning 15 today, we take a look back at the big game systems and look ahead to the future of gaming.
Sony claims its new move controller is an improvement, not a copy, of the Wii. CNN's Colleen McEdwards reports.
It flies and streams live video, but this drone is no weapon of war. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout takes it for a spin.
"Crisis in the Gulf," a new video game for the Xbox, lets you zap virtual oil blobs. CNN's Josh Levs reports.
CNN takes a look at Microsoft's new Kinect motion control device.
At the 2010 Electronic Entertainment Expo, testers show off Sony Playstation's newest device, Move.
Nintendo is jumping on the 3-D gaming wagon. CNN takes a look at the game-maker's newest games and the Nintendo 3DS.
Actor Leonard Nimoy shows CNN how to step into a movie with Yoostar 2 at E3 in Los Angeles.
A physics professor uses science to quiet the noise from gamers. CNN speaks with inventor of "KOR-fx" Shahriar Afshar.
The makers of Sony Playstation 3 continue their push into 3-D gaming, announcing the release of several titles at E3.


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Huntsville — Laura Mc Combs of Orange received Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice degree from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Tex. during commencement ceremonies on Aug. 3, 2013.
Our Community
Orange resident graduates Sam Houston State University
- Our Community
Library Family of the Year announced
The American Association of University Women (AAUW) presented the Garmon family of Orange with their annual Library Family of the Year award at the Orange Public Library Saturday morning.
Texas Bar-B-Q Festival will feature new rides, large cook-off contest
The Texas Bar-B-Q Festival is back for another four-day weekend full of excitement, carnival rides and games, music, and tasty food.
Releasing butterflies, celebrating the Earth
The seventh annual butterfly release at Shangri La Botanial Gardens, the most popular attraction of each year's Eco-Fest celebration, was attended by hundreds of area residents on Friday.
Ready, Set, Hunt....
The City of Orange held its annual Easter egg hunt on Friday morning...
Church invites public to Maundy Thursday service
A Maundy Thursday Service will be held at 7 p.m., Thursday, April 17 at Trinity Baptist Church of Orange.
City of Orange Easter Egg Hunt set for Friday
The Easter Bunny is making a return trip to Orange this Friday....
Clean up a success in West Orange
The City of West Orange held its annual Spring Clean Up this past Saturday and local residents brought thousands of pounds of items, such as appliances, furniture, electronics, debris, wood and more to be disposed of. City employee Ellis Floyd helps resident Estephano Cardenas carry an item to be discarded.
KOCB recognizes City of Orange's Street and Drainage Department as heroes
Deep in the heart of beautiful, downtown Historical Orange lives a magnificent and stately century old Live Oak tree.
BC Chamber announces 'Business of the Month'
The Bridge City Chamber of Commerce recognized Bridge City Lock and Key as its Business of the Month
Shangri La gets first electric car charging station in OC
The movement toward a green world continues at Shangri La.
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- Library Family of the Year announced


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Stirling have six appeal
Five goals were scored in 20 first-half minutes as Stirling beat Berwick 6-3.
The hosts took the lead in the 17th minute when Stephen Day scored from 18 yards out, but Berwick's Darren Lavery equalised from the edge of the area six minutes later.
Two minutes after Lavery had equalised, Stirling's Gary Thom headed home from 12 yards to make it 2-1, before Berwick's Lee Currie scored a free-kick from 20 yards out to level things up once more.
Stirling went 3-2 up in the 37th minute when Jordan White tapped home from close range before Mark Ferry headed in from six yards out in the 45th minute to make it 4-2.
Currie scored his second long-range free-kick of the match in the 58th minute to give Berwick hope.
But Stirling's White scored from the spot in the 80th minute after Currie had handled in the area before Steven Weir tapped in from close range to secure the points.


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Time to Rightsize the Grid?
Bigger isn't always better when it comes to interconnecting power systems
Bigger isn't always better when it comes to interconnecting power systems
The state's novel mechanism for pricing rooftop power generation undermines utility claims that solar power is freeloading on the power grid
The program explores ambitious plans being made to deal with future catastrophic events and shifting weather patterns
Feds seek new rules to protect against physical attacks
California set a new record for solar power generation this month and nearly doubled production in less than a year
Experts say standardization, incorporation of storage and renewables at all levels would define a grid if we could start over
Obama's ambitious electrification project starts with solar and wind installations
Climate experts gave their picks of the best climate change solutions. Which would you choose?
Can old coal retire fast enough as drought worsens?
Virgin billionaire to test affordability of solar, wind, and batteries on private island for use in Ten Island Renewable Challenge
U.K. climate researchers let users graphically examine historical climate data from 6000 locations worldwide
European Commission competition czars say planned UK price supports for new nuclear generation could unnecessarily cost taxpayers £17 billion
Europe planning to help India boost its offshore wind capacity in €4 million project
Nearly 9 percent of wetlands were lost in the last decade
It may be wise to write rules once we know more about self-driving cars
The British and French have swapped nuclear energy postures
Huge solar and wind farms generated a lot of news this year while energy storage technologies also took center stage
NuScale Power to receive up to $226 million from U.S. Energy Department
Economics, not technology, could limit how long nuclear plants operate
The five biggest oil companies are assuming that carbon can be emitted only at a price
Electric car fundamentals are sound, despite much disappointing news
Though the fee is small, it could quicken interest in a residential alternative, "solar gardens"
Announcement meets with a dim reception at annual climate meeting in Warsaw
Worldwide mix of fossil fuels hasn't budged in 25 years, will only drop slightly in next 20.
Evidence accumulates of educated opinion switching sides
California's new energy storage mandate expresses goals in units of power not energy. There's a good reason
Traditional tactics like stronger power poles and trimming vegetation, plus newer technologies like microgrids, will lead to grid resiliency
Rule will help pave way for continued aggressive buildout of wind and solar
State companies may join France's EDF in first new British atomic power project
There is much evidence of wide unease, among both common ratepayers and industrialists


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Ubuntu Journeys
Ubuntu is an African word and proverb meaning
"I am human because you are human."
Ubuntu Journeys are unique, short-term mission service opportunities for United Methodist Women to interact with the world through mission partners. Ubuntu Journeys are about women of faith coming together though shared mission to address social issues and discover new ways of working together, supporting one another, and growing spiritually. United Methodist Women Ubuntu participants will expand their understanding of issues that impact the world and their community through mutual learning with women from other cultures. Each Ubuntu Journey connects women to women for a faith and mission opportunity that will:
- Witness love and struggle; share challenges and opportunities.
- Enhance cultural awareness; exchange ideas and skills.
- Learn where the United Methodist Women's Mission Giving goes to support more than 200 programs in 75 countries.
- Understand daily life with Methodist and United Methodist, grassroots and ecumenical sisters around the world.
Together with global sisters, United Methodist Women will share the human experience of worship, prayer and spiritual reflection to engage in mission that will cultivate faith, hope and love into action.
Ubuntu Journeys 2014
Ubuntu Journey to Lithuania (Applications Closed.)
Dates: May 12-19, 2014
Join us for an exciting Journey to this Baltic state in Europe. This Ubuntu Journey offers a unique chance for us to assist our Lithuanian sisters in establishing a United Methodist Women organizational structure appropriate for Lithuania.
Ubuntu Journey to Zimbabwe
Dates: February 8-16, 2014 (Applications Closed.)
See firsthand how the Zimbabwe health board is implementing its strategic plan to support U.N. Millennium Development Goals. We will interact and dialogue with the United Methodist women of Zimbabwe, whose mission program includes working with the "waiting mothers" who walk many miles to the shelters several months prior to giving birth to ensure they receive good prenatal health care.
Ubuntu Journey to Liberia
Dates: March 16-23, 2014 (Applications Closed.)
We will have an unbelievably warm welcome in Monrovia by the energetic United Methodist women of Liberia, who are strong and courageous, having lived through many years of civil strife. We will visit mission projects located within Monrovia and go on a day trip to Harrisburg and work with women and young adult women on sewing projects.
For additional information or to express your interest on these Ubuntu Journeys email
email@example.com. In the subject line, please include Ubuntu and your country preference. Also include your name and contact information.
Team Leaders Needed
Women interested in applying to be a team leader for future Ubuntu Journeys can download the application and reference forms here.
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Stories and Photos of Ubuntu Journeys
For more information contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or call (212) 870-3719. Please include "Ubuntu Request" in the subject heading of your e-mail.
*Price may vary according to airfare


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