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Dantonio vs. Bielema: Inside the 5 meetings
Mark Dantonio and Bret Bielema have met five times as head coaches of Michigan State and Wisconsin. The former owns a 3-2 advantage in the competitive and entertaining head-to-head battle, including victories in three of the last four matchups. The two, of course, will meet for a sixth time in the inaugural Big Ten Football Championship Game on Saturday. Before that happens, BTN.com web editor Brent Yarina takes a look back at the last five encounters. Plus, listen to the latest coaches' teleconference.


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DISCOVER YOUR VOICEon Jul 23 in Latest News tagged by Corinne
Since founding Discover Your Voice I have had the most incredible journey, collaborating with over 30 multi national companies in 10 countries!! If you are looking for a non-competitive fun Teambuilding activity please read more about DYV at www.discoveryourvoice.co ….we'd love to support your voice, your company voice and create team harmony with you!!
Bandcamp site it UP!!!!on Jul 23 in Latest News tagged by Corinne
Hello dear friends! My band camp site is up, come and take a peep!! This is such a efficient way of sharing music, possibly the most user friendly site I've ever encountered. To all my musician pals out there if you're looking for a space of ease to sell your music and host your videps check out bandcamp!
Hope the world is treating you all well!!
Corinne x
WOW!!on Nov 29 in Latest News tagged by Corinne
Hello dear friends!!
Hope all of you who celebrate Thanksgiving had a wonderful celebration of gratitude.
This week I had the pleasure of meeting a kindergarten class and sharing "WOW" with them live!!
They all knew the song, which was so touching.
Here is a link for those of you who haven't experienced "WOW". This book was created to assist children to read through music. Patricia Koh was instrumental in making this dream a reality. You can find out more about Patricia at http://www.fastrackids.com Pat continues to make a huge impact on Children's education globally.
Have a superb week ahead and my every warm wish to you all for the coming holidays!
Corinne x
Wisdom 2.0 2015on Jan 15 in Latest News tagged by Corinne
Hi there dear friends, please read Rachel Bagby's and my Wisdom 2.0 2015 People's Stage Submission, Voicing Wisdom
Here's the video we made for our submission – we just found out we are in the top 20 finalists! Please feel free to vote for us if you are attending the conference. Thankyou in advance, we value you your support!!!
We are all gifted with our own voice that is unique to us as individuals. When we join in vocal conversation—rooted in practices that help us tune in to our bodies, deep inquiries and insights—we become part of a greater, powerful voice.
Throughout history, the expressive arts have illuminated new awarenesses. We are co-creating this workshop to provide a poetic platform of contemplative singing, speaking, and listening so that participants discover the power of their unique voices to access, distill and express wisdom.
Both of us have had the pleasure of coaching people all over the world to access such power as we conduct vocal communities and facilitate co-created songs that express conference themes and company values. We invite you on this adventure of articulating your deepest insights, as we coach participants in naming their profound truths and expressing them in collaboratively produced, creative wisdom.
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UPDATEon Nov 27 in Latest News tagged by Corinne
Hello dear friends,
Happy Thanksgiving, may your celebrations bring you all closer together and may the shared good vibes filter beyond what you dreamed imaginable!
It's been a while since I gave you an update and given that my updates are as rare as hen's teeth, I'd love to share a new commitment I have made.
I am going to start using my MAILCHIMP again and sending regular updates, ideas, discoveries, Voices of The Future progress, Touring updates, amusing stories, creative mutterings, new song lyrics, recipes and sparks of life – the list goes on.
Please go to my contact page and join up if you are interested in receiving these updates!
I receive beautiful letters from so many of you each week asking what I am up to. Not a day goes by that I don't feel grateful for all the extraordinary people I have in my life and the genuine connections I am so generously gifted with. Truly it is astonishing how many people cross my path that I am inspired by.
I recently returned from a trip to the USA and had the good fortune or playing with my band (minus my friend Mike Shapiro who was on tour with Sergio Mendez, which is a fair excuse for missing a show with Jon, Leland and I) at The Harmony Gold Theatre in LA. It was such a wonderful shared moment and I was really pleased to work with my new pal Craig on the drums, Craig spends most of his time playing with the Goo Goo Dolls. Bunny Hull and I got to sing together again too, which was magic! I really admire the work Bunny is doing with her education program www.dreamaworldedu.org - this is a very special offering to communities that don't usually have music programs within their schools. Bunny worked with some of my all time favorite musicians Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson!! It's wonderful to send the elevator down to children and create positive creative foundations for them to rise confidently with their voices, song-writing, education and cultural connections. This program has wonderful facilitators and is supported partly by philanthropic investment. Have a read of the website and if this is a project you would like to support here is the link http://dreamaworldedu.org/donate/
I was asked to be an ambassador for a very special organization whilst I was in California and I am proud to be part of this community and wholeheartedly support the work they are doing in offering education and support for the practice of grateful living as a global ethic. http://www.gratefulness.org https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Zl9puhwiyw
I promise to be in touch more often, there is so many seeds that are sprouting at the moment and I value your input on how to best tend to the garden! Feel free to drop me a note if you have any insights ideas or updates of your own that you would like to share.
Time to sign off now, I'll be back very soon
Be well, be kind to each other.
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Thunder Road-The Concert for Clarence with Thunder Road
- When Tuesday, July 5, 2011 at 7 p.m.
- Where Belly Up Tavern, 143 S Cedros Ave, Solana Beach, CA Map | Website
- Age limit 21+
- Categories Rock
- Cost $10 - $12
Above: Graphical image of the band, Thunder Road.
KPRI Radio and the Belly Up Tavern present The Concert For Clarence, featuring Thunder Road, San Diego's Tribute To The Boss, and very special guests, to benefit LittleKidsRock.org
Featuring: Berkley Hart, Peter Bolland, Ozzie Mancinelli, Lisa Olson, Lisa Sanders, Eve Selis, Michael Tiernan and more!
Date: July 5th, at 7 p.m.
Location: Belly Up Tavern, 143 South Cedros Avenue, Solana Beach, CA Google Maps


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We should pay careful attention to the message of the Massachusetts election. And that message is to focus on the economy. To make sure that we have jobs programs that can put millions of people back to work.
Departing Wealth Hurts NJ Charities
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STATE – According to a study by Boston College's Center on Wealth and Philanthropy released last week, $70 billion dollars in wealth left New Jersey between 2004 and 2008, while the state's charitable capacity declined by $1.13 billion.
Chubby Checker Announces New "Twist" In Medicare Law
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Church Hosts Program For Families Facing Forclosure
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Armstead Announces Linden Tax Help
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LINDEN—Volunteers from the city's Department of Recreation and Community Services will provide free tax assistance to Linden residents earning less than $50,000.
Credit Score Damage Control
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Although not as unique as fingerprints or snowflakes, credit scores are highly individualized – and often mysterious. Many factors determine your score, which can change overnight depending on everything from last month's credit card balances, to opening a new account, to applying for a car loan.
New Jersey Tax Experts Provide Free Online Assistance
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ROSELAND—The AMT. Form 1040EZ. W-2s and 1099s. What does it all mean? More importantly, how do you make sense of the forms and tax jargon to calculate your refund or – gulp – what you owe Uncle Sam.
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I used to use nothing but MS Paint. But once I got Windows 7, with the new paint program, I felt it failed me hardcore. Lol. I always knew about Paint.Net and would use it for photo touchups and to make my MS Paint pictures transparent when needed. But now I use it all of the time. <3
Paint.net forever!
Ps, did you use paint.net to make this stamp?
I downloaded it, but after a while it gave my PC virusus, it might just be the downloadable one...
Can someone give me a link to where you download it?
I really want this thing!
I really want this thing!
The program I use for " jazzing " up stuff
It made my drawings look better
It made my drawings look better
how can i put the stamps on my Dev account?
You can only use stamps if you are a Premium Member. If you are, simply use the thumb code on the side.
I use Paint occasionally.
I tried Paint.net in school and I stole it.
Now I use Paint.net and GIMP. I find linearting in Paint.net easier.
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Temporal range: Early Cretaceous, 122 Ma
|Scientific classification
Xu, Wang & You, 2001
|† L. paradoxus
|Binomial name
|Liaoningosaurus paradoxus
Xu, Wang & You, 2001
Liaoningosaurus is a very unusual ankylosaur from the Lower Cretaceous. The holotype IVPP V12560 (Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Beijing), an essentially complete juvenile skeleton compressed on a slab, was collected from the Yixian Formation (Aptian stage) of Liaoxi, Yixian County, Liaoning Province, People's Republic of China.
The type species Liaoningosaurus paradoxus was named by Xu Xing, Wang Xiaolin and You Hailu in 2001. The generic name refers to Liaoning. The specific name refers to the confusing mix of nodosaurid and ankylosaurid features shown by the specimen.
The articulated skeleton measures approximately 34 cm in length, giving it the distinction of being the smallest-known ankylosaur specimen. The specimen is unique among all known ankylosaur fossils in the retention of the external mandibular fenestra. Antorbital fenestrae may also be present. Both are likely juvenile traits, just as the relatively large teeth, the retention of teeth in the praemaxilla, long feet, long lower legs and the possession of long sharp claws on the hand and feet. A real feature unique to the taxon, or autapomorphy might be the trapezoid form of the breast bone
Another new feature is the presence of ventral armor plating, two very large paired osteoderms covering the entire abdomen and having a surface structure sculpted with small hexagonal and rhombic elevations. Such plates had never been found with other ankylosaurians, of which the belly armor is poorly known, however. Smaller triangular osteoderms were found on the shoulder, the scapula showing the onset of a shoulder spike.
Determining the relations of Liaoningosaurus is difficult because of the young age of the individual specimen and the presence of traits both typical of ankylosaurids and nodosaurids. Xu et al. (2001) published a cladistic analysis, placing Liaoningosaurus basal within the Nodosauridae, while Vickaryous et al. (2004) have provisionally assigned it to the Ankylosauria incertae sedis. A new cladistic analysis performed by Thompson et al., 2011 suggests that Liaoningosaurus is a very basal ankylosaurid.[1]
See also[edit]
- ^ Richard S. Thompson; Jolyon C. Parish; Susannah C. R. Maidment; Paul M. Barrett (2011). "Phylogeny of the ankylosaurian dinosaurs (Ornithischia: Thyreophora)". Journal of Systematic Palaeontology. in press. doi:10.1080/14772019.2011.569091.
- Xu, X., Wang, X.-L., and You, H.-L. (2001). "A juvenile ankylosaur from China". Naturwissenschaften 88(7): 297-300.
- Vickaryous, Maryanska, and Weishampel (2004). "Ankylosauria". in The Dinosauria (2nd edition), Weishampel, D. B., Dodson, P., and Osmólska, H., editors. University of California Press.
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29 June 2016
Making numbers count: fighting pneumonia in Nepal
Clinical research funded by Gavi partners at Patan Hospital in Kathmandu is helping shape Nepal's immunisation policy against its biggest child killer: pneumonia. This video shows how disease burden and impact studies at Patan have guided the national introduction of Haemophilus influenzae type b and pneumococcal vaccines, which protect children against the two main causes of pneumonia.
03 December 2015
First use of Gavi Cholera Stockpile - Cameroon 2015
A short film explaining how Gavi came to support a global cholera vaccine stockpile, and showing the impact this has had on the vaccine market and in Cameroon where it was first deployed.
Shaken not destroyed - how Nepal's immunisation system survived an earthquake
Within days of last April's devastating earthquake, Nepal resumed regular immunisation services. From a Kathmandu hospital to clinics in the Himalayas, Nepalese on the front-lines of the national health system tell their stories of a remarkable recovery and show why vaccination is going from strength to strength in the mountain kingdom.
25 June 2015
Pneumococcal vaccine impact study in Kenya
Video showing Kenya's efforts to tackle pneumococcal disease and highlighting pneumococcal vaccine impact study at the Wellcome Trust centre KEMRI at Kilifi.
23 April 2015
Immunisation priorities for south west Cameroon
Dr Bernard Atembeh Bedifh, Regional Chief of Unit for the Expanded Programme for Immunization in Cameroon, describes three immunisation challenges in the south west region of Limbe.
Laos uses new vaccine to protect children from mosquito-borne disease
A new vaccine to protect children from Japanese Encephalitis is being introduced in Laos with support from Gavi.
27 February 2015
Interview with Bill Gates
Bill Gates talks to Gavi about it's past, present and future.
16 February 2015
Video highlights of the Gavi Pledging Conference
Watch video highlights of the historic Gavi Pledging Conference in Berlin (26-27 January 2015), where donors committed US$ 7.5 billion to put Gavi on the path to immunising a further 300 million children by 2020.
28 January 2015
What Gavi will do now
Gavi CEO Seth Berkley explains what Gavi will be able to do with $7.5 billion.
27 January 2015
Saving Lives - A Live Report
Gavi Deputy CEO Anuradha Gupta talks about the real-life impact of immunisation with health workers Sawadago Abdoulaye from Burkina Faso and Dr Faisa Ibrahim from Somalia.
22 January 2015
Gavi celebrates 15 years of saving lives
Highlights from a decade and a half of helping countries protect 500 million people with vaccines.
06 November 2014
Immunisation workers in India prepare for 5-in-1 pentavalent vaccine
As India prepares to protect children against more diseases with the 5-in-1 vaccine, we travel to Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh to hear about the preparations being made.
31 October 2014
New animation tells Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance story
The story of what Gavi does and how it works is told in this new animation.
26 September 2014
Reaching every child in Cameroon
Short film highlighting the challenges and rewards of delivering vaccines to a remote coastal region in Cameroon.This video was produced for the Global Citizen's Festival, held in in New York's Central Park in September 2014.
20 May 2014
The story of GAVI: the power of partnership
GAVI Alliance partners tell the GAVI story and talk about what makes the partnership work.
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance corporate video
An inspiring new video sets out the impact of Gavi's work since the Vaccine Alliance was created.
Video of the Brussels replenishment launch event
A summary of key moments from the replenishment launch event captured in a short video.
19 May 2014
Investing in Sustainable & Healthy Future for All
African leaders gather in Abuja, Nigeria, to endorse a declaration to invest in children's immunisation.
The GAVI Alliance's Private Sector Partnerships
Leading private sector partners highlight the benefits of GAVI's unique business model.
07 May 2014
Saving lives and protecting health in Africa
GAVI Alliance partners work hard every day to deliver the benefits of vaccines to children across Africa.
22 April 2014
World Immunisation Week 2014
Message by Dr Seth Berkley for the World Immunisation Week
16 December 2013
Burundi launches a new vaccine against rotavirus diarrhoea
Burundi became on December 16, 2013 the 19th GAVI eligible country to introduce in its routine immunisation programme antirotavirus vaccine. Rotavirus is the leading cause of severe and often fatal diarrhoea among under five children. In Burundi, diarrhoea causes approximately 15 percent of deaths in children less than five years of age. By 2015, GAVI with the support of its donors and partners plan to support the introduction of this vaccine in more than 30 countries.
11 December 2013
Animation: Why Invest in Vaccines
Vaccines do far more than protect health; they also protect people's incomes and savings, and promote economic growth. Find out how.
19 November 2013
GAVI Alliance: Supporting Cambodia's immunisation programme
In this three-minute film, GAVI Alliance partners in Cambodia including the Health Minister, health workers and representatives from UNICEF and the World Health Organization explain how GAVI's support is boosting routine immunisation coverage and campaigns against diseases like measles and rubella. First shown at the GAVI Alliance Board meeting in Phnom Penh in November 2013.
30 October 2013
Professor Hans Rosling: Immunisation trends and child survival
Professor Hans Rosling delivers a presentation highlighting trends in immunisation, vaccine development and child survival, during the GAVI Alliance Mid-Term Review meeting, 30 October 2013.
30 September 2013
Seth Berkley talks about life-saving vaccines at the Global Citizens Festival
GAVI CEO Seth Berkley joins Jeffrey Sachs of The Earth Institute and actress Olivia Wilde at the 2013 Global Citizens Festival in Central Park, New York to support Sachs' campaign to train and deploy one million community health workers across sub-Saharan Africa "who will help deliver vaccines to keep people healthy". Over 60,000 attended the concert organised by Global Poverty Project (www.globalpovertyproject.com).
02 August 2013
Matching Fund
The GAVI Matching Fund is a major private sector programme designed to raise US$ 260 million for immunisation by the end of 2015. Learn how the Matching Fund doubles private donation impact.
11 July 2013
Lions Club International and GAVI announce Matching Fund partnership
Watch Lions Clubs International Foundation Chair Wing-Kun Tam and GAVI's Managing Director for Innovative Finance David Ferreira announce their organisations' new partnership to protect tens of millions of children against measles . The announcement was made at the Lions Clubs' annual convention in Hamburg, Germany.
20 March 2013
Rwanda measles-rubella vaccine campaign
Rwanda, through the supporters of GAVI Alliance, WHO, UNICEF and other members of the Measles-rubella Initiative, is rolling out a new dual measles-rubella vaccine aimed at immunising 5 millon children.
This is the story 37 year old Giovance,mother of five, and her decision to get all her children immunised with the MR vaccine.
31 January 2013
Vaccinating school girls against HPV in Rwanda
Rwanda was the first African country to introduce HPV vaccines, immunising school girls nationwide with donated vaccines. In 2014 GAVI will support this programme with a sustainable supply of paid for HPV vaccines. This short film follows the third round of HPV vaccination in October 2012.
18 December 2012
Hans Rosling on GAVI's targeted fight against poverty and disease
Professor Hans Rosling is a doctor and a professor of international health at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden. At the GAVI Partners' Forum, he showed how GAVI's mission to increase access to immunisation fits into a new way of looking at global poverty and population trends.
03 December 2012
DPR Korea introduces pentavalent vaccine
In July 2012, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) introduced pentavalent vaccine with support from the GAVI Alliance. Children in DPR Korea will benefit from protection against Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) disease in addition to continuing protection from four other childhood killers as the country introduces the five-in-one pentavalent vaccine into its routine immunisation programme.
Pakistan tackles top child killer - Pneumonia
Pakistan was the first county in South Asia to launch a vaccine against one of the leading cause of pneumonia among children under five.
The introduction of pneumococcal vaccines is an important milestone in the fight to reduce the burden caused by pneumonia in Pakistan. The partnership between the Government of Pakistan and the GAVI Alliance – which includes UNICEF, WHO and civil society, among many other partners - to deliver this life-saving vaccine to Pakistan's children, as well as a renewed commitment to strengthening the current routine immunisation system, provides a solid foundation for a stronger, healthier nation.
30 November 2012
Myanmar children to benefit from pentavalent vaccine and measles second dose
To celebrate the launch of the GAVI supported pentavalent vaccine and measles second dose in Myanmar GAVI Alliance Chairman Dagfinn Høybråten and Deputy CEO Helen Evans hosted a five-day visit to the country by six politicians from Australia and New Zealand, as well as officials from WHO, UNICEF. After decades of social and political isolation half a million children in the country will now receive protection from a range of deadly diseases including measles, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis B and Hib.
09 October 2012
Pakistan pneumococcal vaccine introduction
EPI officials, GAVI's Deputy CEO Helen Evans and Mir Hazar Khan Bijaroni, Minister of the Inter Provincial Committee, talk about the impact of Pakistan's rollout of the pneumococcal vaccine and the difficulties of ensuring all children are protected from pneumonia.
01 October 2012
AMC to Eliminate Pneumococcal Disease - CGI 2007 Commitment Progress
David Ferreira, GAVI's Managing Director for Innovative Finance, describes how GAVI has raised more than double the amount of money it promised to secure from the private sector under a 2007 Clinton Global Initiative commitment.
28 September 2012
Seth Berkley and Hugh Evans GAVI and Global Poverty Project talk vaccines at Global Citizen Festival
Global Poverty Project CEO Hugh Evans and GAVI's Seth Berkley talk about the power of vaccines ahead of the The Global Citizen Festival, an historic webcast and broadcast concert in Central Park, New York.
09 July 2012
Decade of Vaccines collaboration reception at World Health Assembly 2012
On the eve of the World Health Assembly's endorsement of the Global Vaccine Action Plan, officials from developing country health ministries, civil society organisations and multilateral agencies attended a Decade of Vaccines Collaboration reception in Geneva to welcome the Plan.
15 June 2012
Innovative Partnerships for Global Health
GAVI Matching Fund partner representatives Dr. Brian Brink, Chief Medical Officer for Anglo American, and Diane Whitty, co-head of J.P. Morgan's Private Bank's Philanthropy Centre, highlight a panel moderated by David Ferreira, GAVI Managing Director for Innovative Finance. The panelists describe the benefits corporations can receive from their involvement in global health, and the strong and innovative work GAVI is doing with public-private partnerships.
14 June 2012
Rosalynn Carter - Support Child Survival Call to Action
In June 2012, political and global health leaders gather in Washington DC for the landmark event, Child Survival: Call to Action. Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, a pioneer in vaccination US efforts, is speaking out to urge the public and political leaders to support this global health effort, enabling every child around the world to have a fifth birthday.
13 June 2012
Doing the Double - Ghana introduces two new vaccines at once
On 26 April 2012, Ghana became the first African country to introduce pneumococcal and rotavirus vaccines at the same time, simultaneously tackling the leading causes of the world's two biggest childhood killers – pneumonia and diarrhoea. This film, produced for the GAVI Alliance, documents the preparations, the launch ceremony and the aftermath.
12 June 2012
2011: A milestone year for GAVI - Seth Berkley
Seth Berkley, MD, Chief Executive Officer of the GAVI Alliance, delivers his message from the 2011 Annual Progress Report
Immunisation: a matter of justice - Dagfinn Høybråten
Dagfinn Høybråten, Chair of the GAVI Alliance Board, delivers his message from the 2011 Annual Progress Report
08 June 2012
How IFFIm funds vaccines
Discover how IFFIm uses the bond markets to fund immunisation faster. [Japanese]
22 May 2012
Dr Seth Berkley's keynote speech at the John Ring LaMontagne Memorial Lecture
GAVI CEO Dr Seth Berkley describes the challenges and successes of bringing lifesaving vaccines to people in the poorest countries during the 2012 John Ring LaMontagne Memorial Lecture sponsored by NIAID.
26 April 2012
Ghana launches two vaccines at once
On 26 April 2012, Ghana launched two new vaccines, which will protect children against the primary cause of pneumonia and severe diarrhoea -- the two biggest killers of under-fives across the world.
Highlights from Ghana's vaccines launch on 26 April 2012
On 26 April 2012, during World Immunization Week, mothers and
babies, doctors and nurses, tribal elders and supporters from all over
the world, came together in Independence Square, Accra, to celebrate the
launch of two new vaccines to help protect children against two of the
leading child killers – pneumonia and diarrhoea.
19 April 2012
The strategic power of vaccines in Zambia
In November 2011, a team from CSIS traveled to Zambia to produce a
video on vaccination efforts - their value, their long-term
sustainability, and the challenges to their implementation. The video
aims to portray the complexities of immunization in Zambia and to make
broader points about global immunization efforts. Released on March 16,
2012, this eleven-minute video completes the five-minute trailer posted
in fall 2011.
30 March 2012
British comedian John Bishop visits Sierra Leone childrens hospital for Comic Relief
Comedian John Bishop witnessing the anguish preventable illnesses, like diarrhoea and pneumonia, can cause while visiting the only children's hospital in Sierra Leone. Bishop cycled, rowed and ran more than 295 miles from Paris to London in five days, raising funds for vaccines.
02 March 2012
Professor Ian Frazer talks about how he invented the HPV vaccine against cervical cancer
In this exclusive interview to mark International Women's Day 2012, Professor Ian Frazer discusses his invention of the HPV vaccine against cervical cancer.
20 February 2012
Voice of America interviews Dagfinn Høybråten
Interview with GAVI Alliance Board Chairman Dagfinn Høybråten on Voice of America.
11 November 2011
World Pneumonia Day 2011 event at GAVI Alliance
Video highlights from a special event to mark World Pneumonia Day 2011
and the first anniversary of the introduction of vaccines against
pneumococccal disease.
09 November 2011
World Pneumonia Day 2011
Watch the latest installment in the World Pneumonia Day video series,
and the essential part that childhood vaccination can play in combatting
17 October 2011
Seth Berkley at the Institute of Medicine
Seth's keynote speech during the 41st Annual Meeting of the Institute of
Medicine, 17 October 2011. Introduced by Jo Ivey Boufford, MD,
President of The New York Academy of Medicine.
27 September 2011
GAVI press conference following announcement of vaccine funding for 37 more countries
View the press conference organised with the African Press Organisation featuring: Seth Berkley MD, GAVI CEO; Dr. John Wecker, Director of Vaccine Access and Delivery, PATH; Dr. Catherine Sanga, Health Attaché, Permanent Mission of Tanzania to the UN in Geneva. Moderated by Dan Thomas, Head, Media and Communications, GAVI.
26 September 2011
Interview with rotavirus expert Dr Manish Patel
Dr Manish Patel, medical epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control, explains how rotavirus affects young children and why it is such a global health issue in developing countries.
The introduction of rotavirus vaccines in Africa
The roll out of rotavirus vaccines in Africa has begun. In this five-minute film, immunisation experts, health workers and mothers from Sudan and Tanzania talk about the need for the vaccines and their hope for the future.
21 September 2011
Seth Berkley NCD video blog on Every Woman Every Child event and UNF vaccine panel
Seth comments on the Secretary General's Every Woman and Every Child event that took place last night (September 20th) as well as the UN Foundation's Breakfast Vaccine Panel that he particiated in this morning with Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland, Susan Mackay, and Peg Willingham.
GAVI and the MDGs
An animated film showing how the GAVI Alliance works with a broad range of public and private sector partners to reach children in developing countries with vaccines.
20 September 2011
Seth Berkley NCD video blog on launch of Shot@Life global vaccine campaign
GAVI CEO Seth Berkley comments on UN Foundation's Shot@Life global vaccine campaign that was launched on 19 September.
19 September 2011
Seth Berkley video blog from the UN Summit on non-communicable diseases (NCD)
Listen to GAVI CEO, Seth Berkley, comment on the roll out of this week's pneumococcal vaccine in Burundi, and an article in the New York Times (19 September 2011) commenting on WHO's cost effective recommendations on combating NCDs.
16 September 2011
Dr Seth Berkley on UN Summit of non-communicable diseases
GAVI Alliance CEO, Dr Seth Berkley, speaks about his upcoming visit to New York to take part in the UN High Level meeting on Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs) and other meetings.
07 July 2011
Immunisation advocacy campaign in Malawi
Through the GAVI Alliance's initiative, hundreds of thousands of children have been saved in Malawi, where civil society organisations are appealing to the government to support the health sector.
13 June 2011
"Saving children's lives - the GAVI Alliance pledging conference for immunisation"
Speeches and footage from the GAVI Alliance Pledging conference in London.
Highlights from the GAVI pledging conference for immunisation
View highlights from the pledging conference for immunisation on 13 June 2011.
Press conference footage from the GAVI Alliance pledging conference for immunisation
The pledging conference attracted intense media coverage, serving to highlight the compelling need for increasing access to vaccines in developing countries.
Past, Present and Future: The GAVI Alliance animation
This 90-second animated film, produced for the 13 June Pledging Conference for Immunisation in London, highlights the success of the GAVI Alliance in saving children's lives and protecting people's health by increasing access to immunisation in developing countries. It ends looking to GAVI's next phase.
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, President of Liberia - Part 1 of 2
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf delivers her speech during the GAVI Alliance Pledging Conference for Immunisation in London.
08 June 2011
Sierra Leone - Mothers and doctors appeal for immunisation
Sierra Leone has one of the world's highest infant mortality rates. Mothers and doctors give an emotional appeal to donors to support two new vaccines to fight pneumonia and diarrhoea.
01 June 2011
IFFIm supporting GAVI
See how IFFIm's "vaccine bonds" fund immunisation.
4 Hours to Save 4 Million Lives - saving lives through vaccinations
Save the Children UK's video highlighting to world leaders that they had 4 hours to save 4 million lives when they met on June 13th at the pledging conference for immunisation in London.
30 May 2011
Meningitis A in Burkina Faso
MenAfriVac, a new vaccine against Meningococcal Meningitis seroptype Nm A, is expected to prevent meningitis epidemics in Africa's "meningitis belt" of 25 countries that stretch from Senegal in the west to Ethiopia in the east.
16 May 2011
Pentavalent vaccination in Madagascar
Between 1990 and 2010 Madagascar was one of just six countries to reduce its under-five child mortality rates by more than 60%, showing that even in the most difficult circumstances, immunisation and other basic interventions play key roles in preventing disease and saving lives.
Immunisation clinic in Antananarivo, Madagascar
Parents bring their children for immunisation with the pentavalent vaccine at a clinic in downtown Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar.
02 May 2011
Global Vaccines 202X
Dr. Seth Berkley discusses the need to strengthen the vaccine continuum - from development to delivery (3-part).
Realizing the Potential of Global Vaccines - Part 2 of 3
Seth Berkley: Realizing the Potential of Global Vaccines - Part 2 of 3.
Realizing the Potential of Global Vaccines - Part 3 of 3
Seth Berkley: Realizing the Potential of Global Vaccines - Part 3 of 3.
11 March 2011
Pneumococcal vaccine global launch
This year, millions of children will receive the new pneumococcal vaccine, which protects against the world's biggest killer of children, pneumonia. By supporting the introduction of this new vaccine to more than 40 countries, GAVI aims to prevent some 700,000 deaths by 2015 and up to seven million deaths by 2030.
14 February 2011
Kenya pneumococcal launch ceremony 14 Feb 2011
Watch highlights from the pneumococcal launch ceremony at Kenya's International Conference Centre.
29 January 2011
New pneumococcal vaccines bring hope to parents in Yemen
Pneumonia is the leading killer of children under five in Yemen, with acute respiratory diseases accounting for 20 to 23 per cent of the country's infant deaths.
15 December 2010
UNICEF Rwanda YouTube video
UNICEF video: 1 September 2010 - UNICEF's Guy Hubbard reports from Rwanda on the successful implementation of a programme to immunize children against pneumonia.
Nicaragua pneumo launch 2010 - Helen's speech
Highlights from the pneumococcal launch ceremony in Nicaragua, including the speech by Helen Evans, interim CEO, the GAVI Alliance.
19 October 2010
Interview with Simon Bland, DFID, during the Kenya pneumococcal launch
Simon Bland talks about GAVI's life saving mission on the occasion of the pneumococcal vaccine launch in Nairobi, Kenya, 14 February 2011.
Joint project with China leads to dramatic fall in hepatitis B infections
At the start of the new millennium, the Chinese government's efforts to immunise newborn children against the deadly consequences of hepatitis B (hepB) infection were struggling to overcome formidable physical and economic barriers posed by the country's poorest provinces.
06 October 2010
Call for Action and Resources, New York - Ban Ki-moon, UN Secretary General
Ban Ki-moon, UN Secretary General, asks donors to "seize the
opportunity" for investing in the GAVI Alliance at the launch of GAVI's
first replenishment process in New York.
20 September 2010
Amie Batson, USAID, Millennium Development Goals Summit
Amie Batson, Deputy Assistant Administrator of USAID, talks about the need for creative new approaches.
Andrew Mitchell, DFID, Millennium Development Goals Summit
Andrew Mitchell, UK Secretary of State for International Development, explains why his department, DFID, supports the GAVI Alliance.
Margaret Chan, MDG summit New York Sept 2010
WHO's Margaret Chan has an important message for donors.
02 November 2009
Vietnam village health workers
A short video reporting on the vital role that health workers play in rural communities in Vietnam.
08 June 2009
GAVI pneumococcal AMC
Pneumococcal disease is one of the biggest vaccine preventable killers of children today, but now, thanks to the Advance Market Commitment (AMC), that's all about to change.
01 January 2005
Kill or cure? Hepatitis B
Hepatitis B is a viral infection of the liver– as many as 700,000 people die each year of liver cancer as a direct consequence of Hepatitis B. Kill or Cure goes to Cambodia where 1 in 10 people carry the Hepatitis B virus.
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The Good Food Revolution
The Good Food Revolution
Growing Healthy Food, People, and Communities
Gotham Books, Hardcover, 9781592407101, 256pp.
Publication Date: May 10, 2012
The son of a sharecropper, Will Allen had no intention of ever becoming a farmer himself. But after years in professional basketball and as an executive for Kentucky Fried Chicken and Procter & Gamble, Allen cashed in his retirement fund for a two-acre plot a half mile away from Milwaukee's largest public housing project. The area was a food desert with only convenience stores and fast-food restaurants to serve the needs of local residents.
In the face of financial challenges and daunting odds, Allen built the country's preeminent urban farm a food and educational center that now produces enough vegetables and fish year-round to feed thousands of people. Employing young people from the neighboring housing project and community, Growing Power has sought to prove that local food systems can help troubled youths, dismantle racism, create jobs, bring urban and rural communities closer together, and improve public health. Today, Allen's organization helps develop community food systems across the country.
An eco-classic in the making, "The Good Food Revolution" is the story of Will's personal journey, the lives he has touched, and a grassroots movement that is changing the way our nation eats.
Charles W. Wilson grew up in West Virginia and has written for several newspapers and magazines including the New York Times and the Washington Post. He has worked on the staffs of The New Yorker and the New York Times Magazine.
Eric Schlosser is a correspondent for the Atlantic. His work has also appeared in Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, the Nation, and The New Yorker. He has received a National Magazine Award and a Sidney Hillman Foundation Award for reporting. In 1998 Schlosser wrote an investigative piece on the fast food industry for Rolling Stone. What began as a two-part article for the magazine turned into the New York Times bestseller Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal. His other books include Reefer Madness: Sex, Drugs, and Cheap Labor in the American Black Market and Chew on This: Everything You Don t Want to Know About Fast Food, a children s book he cowrote with Charles Wilson.
"From the plots of his Milwaukee urban farm to low-income communities across America, Will Allen has shown us a new type of heroism. Through The Good Food Revolution, Allen recounts his effort to reclaim his family's heritage and, in doing so, confront lingering disparities in racial and economic justice. As the champion of a new and promising movement, Allen is skillfully leading Americans to face one of our greatest domestic issues – our health." – Former President Bill Clinton
"Will Allen's remarkable story, told with eloquence and compassion, conveys the universal value of social justice and real food." – Alice Waters
"Far more than a book about food, The Good Food Revolution captivates your heart and mind with the sheer passion of compelling and righteous innovation. Wow!" – Joel Salatin, Polyface Farm
"Will Allen is a hero and an inspiration to urban farmers everywhere. Now, with The Good Food Revolution, we learn how Allen rediscovered the power of agriculture, and in doing so transformed a city, its community, and eventually the world – with the help of millions of red wiggler worms. Told with grace and utter honesty, I found myself cheering for Allen and his organization, Growing Power." – Novella Carpenter, author of Farm City and The Essential Urban Farmer


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Crash goes the latest global warming apocalyptic rant "Risky Business," from the Wall Street climateer trio of Bloomberg, Paulson, and Steyer.
As one wheel after another comes off the global-warming bandwagon, the alarmists have cranked up the audacity and volume of their agenda.
The success or failure of predictions helps most everyone, especially scientists, verify or disprove theories. In the case of global warming, the theory has been disproven.
UK's The Guardian spins PR story to breathe new life into the failing "climate change" intimidation campaign.
A shadowy network identified as the "Billionaires Club" is showering funds on the environmentalist so-called "green movement." In addition, this network may be violating federal laws in its controversial efforts to elect its operatives, seize control of the federal regulatory regime, and push its radical agenda on America, according to a new report by Republicans on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. Now that the Billionaires Club has purchased so much power, it is using its agents in the bureaucracy to further fleece taxpayers to advance its own goals and grant itself even more money, the Senate investigators found. Top insiders such as David Rockefeller and Bill Gates are deeply involved.


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Supporting Women Farmers: Strategies for Engaging Women in Agricultural Development
June 11, 2013
A new technical brief from the International Center for Research on Women highlights TechnoServe's Coffee Initiative and its effective approaches to cultivating women's participation.
Gender norms and attitudes often can stand in the way of women farmers reaching their full potential. In Mbeya, Tanzania, where coffee – an important cash crop – is traditionally perceived as a "man's crop," many women do not benefit financially from their contribution to their households' coffee production. A new brief released by the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) spotlights the work that TechnoServe's Coffee Initiative is carrying out in this region to address gender issues and ensure that women farmers participate in and benefit from the program's agronomy training.
The report examines five approaches used in the Coffee Initiative and a second agricultural program in the region, Faida Mali's Soil Health Project:
- Setting a gender goal: TechnoServe has established an objective of 30 percent participation, for both farmers trained and the field staff delivering the training.
- Communicating gender-related intentions from day 1: TechnoServe strives to be clear and consistent in terms of gender messaging well before the first training is conducted.
- Acting as a role model for women's participation and equality: TechnoServe ensures that women are represented in key positions, particularly as farmer trainers, where they serve as role models to women farmers and demonstrate that women can be experts in traditionally male-dominated fields.
- Incorporating women's (and men's) perspectives into project design: TechnoServe conducts interviews and focus group discussions to collect information about gender-related perspectives that help shape programming.
- Using communications and training approaches that facilitate women's engagement: TechnoServe farmer trainers conduct home visits both before and after trainings to remind women to participate and to see how well farmers are applying the new skills and knowledge.
Read ICRW's full technical brief and learn more about the Coffee Initiative, implemented with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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|1 week 1 day ago
|Your winner's mindset is accurate,
but we're not winners, or even losers. We're fans. We don't have any impact whatsoever on this season besides noise in the stadium. I would like to win the championship as much as anybody, but I would also like to have reasonable expectations and not plummet into the depths of my despair when the team inevitably loses a game.
|11 weeks 5 hours ago
|We made the tournament last
We made the tournament last year?
|11 weeks 6 hours ago
|It will be interesting to see
It will be interesting to see how Donlon and Beilein will mesh (or at least read about it in 5 years in J Bacon's new book) being on opposite ends of the skill-set spectrum. A step-up on defense really alleviates any offensive woes. It felt at times last year that we had to match our opponents shot for shot if we were going to have any chance. A few more stops per game makes a lot of difference and can generate some easy buckets on the other end
|13 weeks 5 hours ago
|and Michigan? Brendon
and Michigan? Brendon Gibbons wasnt that long ago
|13 weeks 5 hours ago
|meant to reply above
meant to reply above
|16 weeks 2 days ago
|Rahk was consistently our
Rahk was consistently our best option to drive to the hoop and score last season. It's not too hard to make a case that he was our most valuable player at time last year. If one of Chatman/Wilson can make the leap next year, then it would improve the 2 and 3, like you mentioned in your other post.
|16 weeks 2 days ago
|I can mostly agree. Donnal
I can mostly agree. Donnal is a 5 in Beilein's "4-out, 1-in" system, though. He is best to keep developing at that position since he doesn't have the ball-handling or outside shooting that are consistent enough to play 4. It took Jordan Morgan a while to get to where he was in his final year. I hope Donnal can make those same steps
|16 weeks 2 days ago
|A stretch 4 is ideal, but if
A stretch 4 is ideal, but if that's not on the table, a wing who can defend on the ball is my next choice. It was frustrating at times last year watching Robinson or Dawkins get blown by on the dribble. We've seen how far this team can go with a serviceable defense. The UD coaching search also looms large if Beilein is choosing a (hopefully defensive-minded) replacement for BA.
|16 weeks 3 days ago
|I miss our old coach, Bohn
I miss our old coach, Bohn Jeilein, who really raised our program to new heights. This new guy can't hold a candle to that guy. His teams always had moxie and toughness and grit and other words that I use to describe why the ball goes into the basket.
|17 weeks 9 hours ago
|What teams would you measure
What teams would you measure our success against? Not saying being better than OSU is the goal, but surely we can't compete against the Kansas/Duke/UNC type of school for a realistic expectation in the near future
|17 weeks 9 hours ago
|When you've gone two weeks
When you've gone two weeks without an NCAA tournament appearance, things get ugly
|17 weeks 1 day ago
|That is 100% a fact. Steve
That is 100% a fact. Steve Fisher also last coached Michigan ~20 years ago, which is also a fact
|17 weeks 1 day ago
|I don't think anyone enjoys
I don't think anyone enjoys being #2 but I think we all understand WHY it is, right? It's not a coincidence that the rise of MSU came with M on probation. Program stability goes a long way
|17 weeks 1 day ago
|This is his schtick. There's
This is his schtick. There's no getting around it. It's always some combination of:
Michigan was good in the 80's and 90's + Michigan dumped millions of dollars into facilities
Anything less than a second weekend in March is UNACCEPTABLE.
f you challenge him, he either insults you, or apologizes for wanting Michigan to do well.
I don't understand it either. The thing is, there ARE legit criticisms of Beilein but they are so poorly conveyed in these threads that any real conversation devolves quickly.
|17 weeks 2 days ago
|I don't see it as a big
I don't see it as a big mistake. I think the cons of Spike coming back outweigh the pros
-Guard depth, especially if there are any injuries
-Sentimental reasons
-Take minutes away from someone who needs to develop
-Being the 3rd PG dimishes his opportunity to showcase his skills if he wants to play overseas
-Opportunity cost of not using the spot on a grad/transfer/freshman who may be able to improve other positions on the floor
-We aren't sure about his health
I like him as much as anyone, but it may be best for both parties to walk away
|17 weeks 2 days ago
|Love Spike, but
I don't understand why, even if we had a spot for him, Spike would come back next year to be the 3rd string PG. If you were him and had a one year audition to go play in Europe, wouldn't you want to be featured a little more? I think many are too quick to jump on Beilein for not being able to accomodate a fan favorite.
|17 weeks 2 days ago
|Football requires extensive
Football requires extensive time in the weight room before most freshmen are ready to see serious playing time. When an incoming freshman can fill in just as well as a senior to the basketball team, it makes more sense to play him and let him develop.
|19 weeks 2 days ago
|I will be there. Just
I will be there. Just waiting for Stubhub sellers to start panicking before I pull the trigger
|20 weeks 2 days ago
|I will be sad to see the
I will be sad to see the football chatter die, if only because it will further amplify the UNACCEPTABLE-type basketball reactions
|33 weeks 5 days ago
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|33 weeks 5 days ago
|I have no points, so I am
I have no points, so I am most surmising I should go the stubhub route with a good seat in the Michigan section to sit by fans and have a decent view
|45 weeks 4 days ago
|Got two tickets
Sent my receipt right after. Thank you!
|1 year 22 weeks ago
|I agree with this. Stand all
I agree with this. Stand all you want during key plays and touchdowns, but it can really ruin the experience for anyone who is not 6 ft tall or doesn't have the knees to stand and sit all the time.
|2 years 15 weeks ago
|Nik hits a 3 vs State this
Nik hits a 3 vs State this year at home and forces a timeout because Crisler is losing its mind. His mom (seen on TV) quips, "He's mad now"
|2 years 19 weeks ago
|Should I be worried about
Should I be worried about this? Tickets for the semifinals session are ~$50 at this point on Stubhub. I can't imagine paying that much on the street just to get in
|2 years 34 weeks ago
|There were quite a few
There were quite a few instances at the game of me grabbing my knees and an "I cant do this"
|2 years 38 weeks ago
|If we lose to both of those
If we lose to both of those teams, I'll be shocked. That would say more about us than a loss to state. I fully expect this team to regroup.
The 2010 psu game was definitely the turning point, but that team had just come off of two losses that they didn't really have much of a shot in (save some late game throws by Forcier vs Iowa). I would say that these next 3 weeks are the proverbial Penn State 2010 for this team. They are expected to win and they should win against lesser opponents and failing to do so would certainly fuel the offseason chatter about the staff.
|2 years 38 weeks ago
|Well they're 7-1 with a great
Well they're 7-1 with a great defense. I don't see how that doesn't make them good. When you're starting from the 50 most of the time like they did yesterday, you're going to score points.
Comparing scores is irrelevant. We scored 59 on CMU and 28 on Akron but CMU is better than Akron. It's not so black and white
|2 years 38 weeks ago
|MSU is a good team. I'll
MSU is a good team. I'll hold my judgment til the end of the season. We still have 3 very winnable games on the schedule leading to osu. 9-3 is not so unrealistic and I think everyone would have been good with that record coming into this year.
|3 years 16 weeks ago
|Not sure if trolling
Bill Murray used the term "Cinderella Story" in Caddyshack to refer to an underdog winning. So underdogs are Cinderella. Cinderella went to the ball also known as a dance. Hence, the big dance.


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Hi, I am trying to troobleshoot a php app that has a coupe of pages that throw 500 internal errors. Any best practices on how to do this or common problems that would cause this?
Hi, I am trying to troobleshoot a php app that has a coupe of pages that throw 500 internal errors. Any best practices on how to do this or common problems that would cause this?
Check your error logs. If your site is hosted with cpanel, there's an icon for that.
Nothing in the logs except what page the error was thrown on. There is no .htaccess files on the site either.
To my knowledge PHP doesn't really cause 500 errors. It probably can happen, just in all the time I've been coding it it never has.
I've always had my problems with 500 errors when screwing with .htaccess. Alternatively, there could a problem in the php.ini if you have one, or if you did a PHP ini function in your script that could cause it as well.
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Very weird. PHP should not cause this error unless its related to the .htaccesss somehow.
Try renaming your .htaccess file to backup.htaccess and it might show the script error instead of showing you 500 error.
500 errors can be caused my a module failing to load, or a configuration error(ie. missing/malformed php.ini). If you have configured this manually you need to check the server logs for more information, and if you are on a shared server you need to contact your host.
I've seen this when PHP is running as CGI (eg. FastCGI) rather than an apache module but it did give further info in the error log. In this case the script ran properly but the server returned a 500 error (Premature end of script headers)
Ok, thanks everybody for the help. It looks like it the error is coming from a malformed header. Here is the header
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The corporate media and the radical right haven't been telling the truth. They would lead you to believe that the shooting in Newtown was a tragic accident in an otherwise peaceful little town … couldn't be helped … the shooter was mentally ill and he happened to get into his mother's collection of guns. However, the truth shows that this was a completely predictable, preventable event.
Myth #1: How could this happen in the sleepy little town of Newtown where people moved because it was safe?
Give me a break. Newtown had a huge gun problem for years. Newtown is the headquarters of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, reportedly the second largest gun lobby in the nation. There was a great deal of tension in the community between assault rifle "enthusiasts" and the rest of the community. Residents reported the continuous sound of gunfire and explosions in the area, as these enthusiasts were using explosives on their targets that would detonate when struck. It became such a public health concern that the police chief and the town board, many of whom were Republicans, tried to pass a safety ordinance for the sake of the citizens they were sworn to protect. But the assault rifle enthusiasts had the political support to force the town to drop the ordinance. In short, Newtown was a time bomb waiting to explode. No one should be surprised that it did.
Myth #2: The shooter was mentally ill and not responsible for his actions.
Its been widely reported that Adam Lanza had a mild form of Autism and possibly Asperger's syndrome. Neighbors called him "odd" and that he appeared to have OCD. His mother pulled Adam out of school to home school him because, according to Adam's aunt, she was unhappy with the school district's plans for her son. He was a functioning Autistic person like many Autistic people in this country. He was not the person portrayed by the corporate media and right-wing who was so mentally ill that he could not function and did not realize what he was doing. An Autism support site informs us that "there is no evidence to suggest that those with autism or Asperger's syndrome have a propensity to commit violent crimes." Unfortunately, in addition to his mild Autism, he was brainwashed by a trusted person that one could argue was mentally ill, or in my opinion, evil …
Myth #3: The shooter's poor mother. She did the best she could. Her son was mentally ill and just got into her guns.
This is the worst lie of all, as it seeks to cover the cause of the tragedy and the source of the brainwashing of America by the extreme, radical right. Democrats need to demand the truth from the corporate media, the radical right, AND our colleagues on the left. I was shocked to see our friends at Crooks and Liars perpetuating this lie of Nancy Lanza as a good mother who did the best she could and was not responsible for her son getting her gun (see Nancy Lanza – Rest in Peace). Here's the real story as reported by her own family and others to numerous news sources (including TPM), paraphrased by me in my comment to the C&L story:
Nancy Lanza believed in a nightmarish vision of an economic apocalypse to be caused by Obama, as promoted by the likes of Glenn Beck and the NRA's LaPierre. Her own family stated in numerous interviews since the tragedy that Nancy's life revolved around prepping for Obama's doomsday, stockpiling weapons and food, filling her son's head with fear and hate, and taking him to the shooting range with the murder weapon to teach him how to murder those who would, according to her apocalyptic beliefs, attack their family to steal their canned goods. Nancy Lanza is no victim. She's the instigator. Without her crazy ideology, her son would have just been "mildly Autistic". Instead, he was an expert marksman with an assault rifle that was used to tear the flesh and bone from the tiny bodies of children, who was taught by his sick mother to distrust and hate others, in addition to dealing with his mild Autism. If Nancy Lanza had survived, she would have been charged with accessory to murder. The woman was evil.
Whitewashing the Newtown tragedy benefits the gun lobby and assault rifle enthusiasts. It disrupts and delays efforts to create sensible, meaningful gun control. It may ultimately lead to future tragedies, possibly even in Newtown, Connecticut.
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This two-story approximately 12,069-square-foot apartment building consists of six one-bedroom units, six two-bedroom/one-bathroom units, and four two-bedroom/two-bathroom units. The 13,504-square-foot lot features five carports and 11 off-street parking spaces.
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I'm not a part of Greek life, but I'm glad I didn't join. The school already has a bad reputation for being a party school, and most of that is attributed to the parties thrown by Greek life. Students involved in it don't really receive any added benefits to being in it; they get a more comprehensive social scene and are forced to commit to more social events than the average student, but many non-Greeks dislike the Greeks for this reason and also because they seem really entitled. This isn't every member of Greek life - I know plenty of nice people who are a part of it, but most of them just seem like they do it for the partying and not for the philanthropic aspect of it (that's another thing - Greek life says that philanthropy is important to them, but we hardly hear anything about it). As for residences, Greek housing is based everywhere on campus, so no matter where you live there's Greek life.
Varsity athletics are a big deal on campus and generate a lot of support from students and faculty. Our school spirit is more geared towards football and basketball season, so other sports aren't really advertised to the students on the same scale. The facilities are very nice for the athletes - the football stadium is currently undergoing renovation, and the student athletes have a lot of amentities for playing Division I sports.
It is a very popular city to thrive academically and network.
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The dorms are very convenient and very fun to live in.
Off-Campus Dining:
Many student focused dining experiences.
As an athlete myself, I value the high involvement and support for our athletes.
I am an online only student.
Greek Life:
I am not too familiar with the Greek life.
With two universities across the street from each other there is constantly traffic.
Minimal computers are only offered in the library, which is the furthest building from my dorm.
At my small Christian school my major isn't offered on campus. My major program has a contract agreement with Cal State Fullerton. So for my upper division courses I walk across the street for a large classroom and college feel.
I have internship experience writing for the Whittier Daily News. It is very time consuming but forcing me out of my comfort zone in a great way. I have learned a lot.
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The campus security hut is extremely visible in the center of the parking lot with 24/7 assistance.
Health & Safety:
I have only had 1 problem
Off-Campus Dining:
There are various places to eat around Tempe campus, walkable and with car. Not that many healthy spots.
Always a computer available, tech support is helpful. Printing used to be free. The system is almost always reliable.
Greek Life:
I am not in Greek life, so I can't say. But from what I hear it is not for me. It is like trying to get into a cliche. Hazing is a waste of time, personally. There can be drama and that pressure of getting in.
I feel comforatable in my major. Advisors are so helpful, same as teachers if you ask questions. The workload is hard, but I think it prepares us. And the classes are very relevant to my major.
Health & Safety:
It is generally safe on campus, but usually there is security depending on what campus you are on.
Party Scene:
Always find something to do with friends for underage. Arizona is not known for that many club. Of age usually find something to do on Mill ave. Transportation isn't that hard if you are close to campus or next to lightrail.
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A lot of students are social drinkers, but most still dedicate time towards school. Drinking is more visible, than other drugs besides marijuana.
No discrimination. I am from San Francisco so both areas are diverse, but with different majority races.
If you are doing nothing wrong you won't get affected, but any violation they will hit you hard with a warning, fine, or class. They aren't lenient if you have broken a rule.
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For me, my dorm was spacious, very new, and very clean. My floor was really friendly and I made some friends that I still keep in touch with today. The have decent social events weekly and monthly. Trash, laundry, and computer access is all included. Very convenient to my classes.
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Even though students will struggle with all-nighters, sports practice, parking tickets, and trying to recover from a great night, many of them couldn't ask for anything else. There will be times that you are drowning in homework and studying, but by the end of it all, you will look back and laugh. Your peers help you get through the tough times and make those social outings even more fun. ASU knows how to party hard, but when it comes to crunch time, we pull it off well. The kids here know how to have a great time, the nightlife and social settings are extremely fun, the academics are quite challenging—especially when you apply yourself and take it seriously—but most importantly, students will leave prepared for post-graduation and taking on the world. ASU is a fantastic place to meet new people and a great way to experience life in the great southwest. But don't take my word for it—come on out and experience it for yourself!
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