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Mary L. G. Theroux, speaking from experience, explains why the non-profit sector and business do much more to serve those most in need than politicians and bureaucracy can achieve. Talk given on July 24, 2013 in Oakland, CA.
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Alexandré Padilla explores the role of externalities in public goods theory, and why they fail to justify an actively interventionist government. Talk given on June 18, 2013 in Colorado Springs, CO.
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From fingerprinting to criminal sentencing, from lawyer licensing to judicial selection, and from eminent domain to wealth transfers via class-action lawsuits, how do perverse incentives impact the law and what reforms would create a more just and efficient legal system?
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Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in America
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In June 2008 the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a landmark ruling on the Second Amendment individual right to keep and bear arms with its Heller v. District of Columbia decision. Two years later, in June 2010, a second historic decision squeezed through the highest court in the land.
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Land and Water Resource Management Plan: Wisconsin Statues (Chapter 92.10) requires each county to prepare a Land and Water Resource Management (LWRM) plan as a condition of state grants through the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP). This new planning process was adopted in October of 1997. It is intended to be more comprehensive by including local citizen input into the county's local natural resource management issues. A new plan was developed in 2009.
Technical Assistance: Provide local landowners, managers as well as units of government with technical assistance to find solutions to land and water resource concerns. Technical assistance is also provided to lake associations, districts, and managers with regard to water quality, grant writing, best management practices, and shoreline restoration. Water quality specialists work with lake groups to collect data regarding numerous water quality indexes including chemical and physical data, algae and zooplankton enumeration, and sociological data pertaining to water quality perceptions.
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Australia captain Ricky Ponting leaned back in his chair and smiled slightly when asked what could have been a slightly embarrassing question, what did he think of his Twenty20 form?.
"I think you'd probably be better off asking someone else that question," Ponting said, and with good reason. "The past couple of games I've played have been very poor. In the two games in South Africa, I made 1 in each. It's not great form going into a World Cup."
In fact, Ponting's best score in his last four matches of the super-shortened game is 38. Already a proven performer in Test and limited-overs internationals, the 34-year-old Ponting sounded less confident of hitting form at the Twenty20 World Cup, which starts Friday at Lord's.
Ponting will play his 16th Twenty20 international when he leads Australia in its tournament opener against West Indies on Saturday. And he knows the vagaries of the Twenty20 game don't always suit his talents.
"Batting where I do in the top order of Twenty20 cricket, it can sometimes be a bit difficult," Ponting said. "Obviously, the earlier you get in the better chance you've got of making a big score, but you're expected to play in a certain way. Top-order batsmen are always going to have their ups and downs in that sort of game."
Other players in addition to Ponting in Australia's squad who have also been selected for the following Ashes series are vice captain Michael Clarke, batsman Mike Hussey, wicketkeeper Brad Haddin, fast bowlers Peter Siddle, Brett Lee, Ben Hilfenhaus and Mitchell Johnson, injury-prone all-rounder Shane Watson and off spinner Nathan Hauritz.
Lee hasn't bowled for Australia since operations on his foot and ankle in December. Watson played as a batsman in Australia's five limited-overs internationals against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates, but has not bowled since last November because of stress fractures in his back and a groin injury.
Australia's squad has considerable bowling depth with the inclusion of Johnson and Siddle, who were rested from the recent series against Pakistan, Nathan Bracken, James Hopes and Hauritz. Ponting was also rested from the ODI series against Pakistan after a hectic five months. All-rounders Andrew Symonds and Cameron White are also part of the squad.
Symonds, one of the stars of Deccan Chargers' win in the IPL final, was a controversial omission from the Ashes squad but his aggressive hitting and ability to bowl either spin or medium pace will give the Australians an added dimension at the World Cup.
Australia played in the first Twenty20 international on Feb. 17, 2005 at Auckland's Eden Park against New Zealand, where an in-form Ponting hit 98 not out in leading his team to a 44-run win.
Australia has played 21 Twenty20 matches, and is 11-10 overall, including a 5-4 win-loss mark in 2007 when its record included a semifinal loss to eventual champion India in the inaugural Twenty20 World Cup in South Africa.
This year, Australia is 3-3, but is on a three-match losing streak going into the World Cup. Australia beat South Africa in two matches in January, then edged New Zealand in a match in Sydney in February by 1 run.
Since then, it lost twice to the Proteas in March in South Africa and to Pakistan, by seven wickets, earlier this month in Dubai.
Bracken has played in a leading 18 Twenty20 matches for Australia and heads the team in wickets with 19.
David Warner, who made his international T20 debut before establishing himself in first-class cricket, is also in the World Cup squad. The stocky, freewheeling stroke-player has hit the fastest 50 for Australia, in just 19 balls.
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One more loss and UVa lacrosse is mathematically eliminated from postseason play. A group of talented, seasoned fourth-years look to keep their collegiate careers alive as the Hoos face the Bellarmine Knights in the season's final game at Klockner
Maryland and Cornell learn they can't have--or at least can't keep--nice things. One-goal games dominate the week's scoreboard. Pannell stays out in front for the Tewaaraton. Recap the college lacrosse week that was, and preview the week to come.
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In a must-win game for the Virginia Cavaliers men's lacrosse team, the Hoos fell to ACC rival UNC-Chapel Hill 10-7. UNC's Holman led the Heels in scoring, while freshman UNC goalie Kieran Burke made 23 saves. U.Va. next faces Duke in Durham.
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Syrian violence contributed to a sharp rise in the number of journalists killed for their work in 2012, as did a series of murders in Somalia. The dead include a record proportion of journalists who worked online. A CPJ special report
Syrian violence contributed to a sharp rise in the number of journalists killed for their work in 2012, as did a series of murders in Somalia. The dead include a record proportion of journalists who worked online. A CPJ special report
Almost half of the 67 journalists killed worldwide in 2012 were targeted and murdered for their work, research by the Committee to Protect Journalists shows. The vast majority covered politics. Many also reported on war, human rights, and crime. In almost half of these cases, political groups are the suspected source of fire. There has been no justice in a single one of these deaths.
There is an absolutely terrific seven-part special report by The News on Sunday on Pakistan's problem with the killing of journalists and the impunity surrounding their deaths. It's written by and for Pakistanis, with compelling direction from Adnan Rehmat of Intermedia Pakistan--and not only describes and analyzes the problem, but offers approaches to potential solutions.
The tortured and decapitated body of 39-year-old María Elizabeth Macías Castro was found on a Saturday evening in September 2011. It had been dumped by the side of a road in Nuevo Laredo, a Mexican border town ravaged by the war on drugs. Macías, a freelance journalist, wrote about organized crime on social media under the pseudonym "The Girl from Laredo." Her murder, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, was the first in which a journalist was killed in direct relation for reporting published on social media. It remains unsolved.
New York, November 21, 2012--Several Pakistani journalists were injured in a bomb blast today at a Shia site in Karachi that came just 30 minutes after an earlier explosion, according to news reports.
New York, November 19, 2012--Pakistani authorities must immediately investigate the murder of a journalist who was shot to death in Baluchistan on Sunday, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. Rehmatullah Abid was the second Dunya News TV journalist to be killed this year.
Haider Ali, an eyewitness to the 2011 murder of Geo TV reporter Wali Khan Babar, was gunned down on Sunday, two days before he was set to testify in the trial of five suspects. The murder sent shockwaves across Pakistan--one of the deadliest countries in the world for journalists and one of the worst in bringing the killers to justice. According to the prosecutor in the case, Ali had identified several suspects as being involved in Babar's murder in a recent statement before a judicial magistrate. His killing was the latest in a series of murders that have targeted people linked to the Babar investigation. Five others--including eyewitnesses, police officers, an informant, and a family member of an investigator--have also been murdered.
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It is one step forward and two steps back in Pakistan's restive Baluchistan province. The nation's highest court has acknowledged the dangerous climate journalists face in Baluchistan, but it has also affirmed a directive that only adds to the pressure cooker conditions that journalists work under.
Journalists, like many others in Pakistan, have spoken out strongly since the Taliban attempted to kill the teenage Malala Yousafzai on October 9. The Taliban, in return, are threatening the media over their coverage, according to journalists and news reports.
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MONTREAL — Normally, it's assistant equipment manager Pierre Ouellette who runs the Canadiens' industrial-size washers and dryers at the team's two arenas.
But the veteran Steamer, as he's known, might have had a lighter load at the Bell Centre Saturday, Habs players having taken nearly 15 minutes following their 5-0 clobbering by the Washington Capitals to air their own dirty laundry — and there's a lot of it — behind closed dressing-room doors.
This was the second time I can remember a lengthy Canadiens' players-only post-game meeting, violating NHL regulations that their room be open to the media five minutes after the last player has left the ice.
The first time was Feb. 9, 2009, in Calgary following a 6-2 drubbing by the Flames, then-captain Saku Koivu shutting the doors at the Saddledome for 32 minutes following the final siren with his team having lost eight of its past 10.
At Koivu's command after that loud meeting, every player was in his stall when the doors finally opened. On Saturday, all were seated at management's request, presumably for the sake of being accountable.
I can still see the numb look on rookie Max Pacioretty's face that centennial-season night in Calgary, staring blankly at nothing at all, not even a skatelace untied.
(Coach Guy Carbonneau took his club bowling in Edmonton the next day as shock therapy, the Habs then losing 7-2 to the Oilers. A month later, then-GM Bob Gainey turfed Carbonneau — five months after having signed his old friend and former teammate to a three-year contract extension.)
This season's Canadiens are currently, to be charitable, a dog's breakfast. And even Fido might turn his snout up at this plate.
A visit to the Bell Centre was just the tonic for the Capitals, who arrived riding a seven-game losing streak and left having looked, comparatively, like a Stanley Cup contender.
The Canadiens were generous hosts, giving up the season's first goals to three Caps while themselves staging a reprise of the 1968 zombie film Night of the Living Dead.
The Habs were outshot, outchanced, outhustled and outskated in what centre David Desharnais would quite properly call the team's by-far worst game of the season, the club's fourth straight regulation loss — not even a loser's point as consolation — and the Capitals' seventh straight win at the Bell Centre.
It was the second time in three games that Canadiens goalie Carey Price was mercifully pulled by head coach Michel Therrien, a rudderless lineup in front of him throwing him a cement life raft.
For the sixth consecutive game, the Canadiens yielded four or more goals. Price would like a couple back, but he's on a locket-size list of those who have been playing like a pro.
Therrien, looking roughly the hue of ash, would hit a grand slam of understatement in his post-game autopsy Saturday when he suggested this was a "tough night, disappointing night," adding there was "nothing good to take from that game. We're going to move on."
Which they did, into a dark and stormy night with their fans' spontaneous combustion lighting their path.
(Almost never during the regular season do photographers attend the post-game briefings of Therrien, who speaks to TV cameras and the recorders and notebooks of reporters. There is little photogenic about a man at a microphone. But with the coach being fitted by many in this city for the guillotine, at least one camera's motor-drive was firing loudly during his remarks, a photographer recording for posterity, well, you connect the dots.)
The ninth career shutout of Capitals goalie Braden Holtby, who's a perfect 5-0 lifetime vs. the Canadiens, might have been his easiest since house league. The Habs finished with 21 shots, but for a time had us scrambling for our record books to research franchise futility, the twice-achieved 12-shot embarrassments of 2002 and 2006 ultimately unchallenged.
Daniel Brière practically brought the roof down 12:44 into the second period, the crowd bellowing "On veut un tir!" ("We want a shot!") when his harmless 40-foot wrister found the elusive target, the Habs trailing 24-3 in shots and 4-0 on the scoreboard at that point.
"That was probably the biggest cheer I've ever gotten from making a save," Holtby would joke.
It was unclear whether it was the ovation or the puck hitting him that woke him up.
The Canadiens did, in fact, lead the Capitals in a few statistical categories:
They had 20 of their shots blocked, next to the Caps' 16;
They outhit their visitors 29-8 (but of course you're not the one doing the hitting when you're hogging the puck and thoroughly dominating the offence);
They held a 59-41 per cent edge in faceoffs;
They won, maybe by split decision, the game's single fight, Brandon Prust dropping his gloves 1:49 into the first period with Caps rookie forward Tom Wilson in what ultimately was a futile effort to light a fire under the Habs' butts.
Both Price and Prust attended a Montreal Auto Show promotion on Sunday, the Capitals' tire treads thankfully washed off.
There has been a growing uproar among Canadiens fans for the firing of Therrien; there is at least one website devoted solely to that goal.
Fans have traded every player, second-guessed every decision by the coach and his boss, general manager Marc Bergevin, and called out owner Geoff Molson for not having thrown a lightning bolt from the Bell Centre's highest office.
That is a fan's prerogative, and no one denies them that right. Indeed, no player in Saturday's dressing room criticized the heckling they had just absorbed in their own building.
But Molson has complete faith in Bergevin, who in turn will not run his hockey-operations department with his finger poised on a panic button during a long-term campaign to rebuild a franchise that has withered from years of bad management and is going on 21 years since its most recent championship.
With the team having pedalled its bicycle down a freshly tarred road, its wheels grinding to a gooey stop, do fans think Bergevin would today be trading from a position of strength? Do they believe 29 other GMs wouldn't smell blood in the water, realizing Bergevin's frantic urgency to move bodies in and out of Montreal?
There is no quick, finger-snap fix at hand.
Have some of Therrien's line combinations and defensive pairings and player usage and benchings been questionable with gusts to disastrous? Absolutely.
Have there been many games when too many players have seemingly sleepwalked from faceoff to final siren, then sat in the dressing room and curiously wondered aloud — when they've been there to face the music — that they don't know why this has happened? Absolutely.
Would Bergevin himself like to revisit a few of his acquisitions and signings, which he has made based on hard data and intuition? Absolutely.
Does any of this change the tangled mess in which the Canadiens find themselves today? No, it does not.
Predictably, there is not one player on this club who will tell you they have quit on Therrien in a bid to have him sacked. All say they believe in the head coach, his assistants, the system and the organization.
Recent numbers tell a gruesome story: the Canadiens have been outscored 19-5 during their four-game losing streak; they have been outscored 2-to-1 at even strength in the 21 games back to Dec. 10, when they were 6-0 cannon-fodder at home for Los Angeles.
For now, the beleaguered Price tries to keep a stiff upper lip as his team sags badly in front of him.
"We need to tackle this problem as a team. Doing things individually is what got us to this point, so this was a good step," the Olympic-bound goalie told reporters Saturday of the closed-door meeting.
The next step comes Monday at Brossard with an 11 a.m. practice, when the rally begins or the meltdown continues — depending on your point of view.
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Grand Central Terminal Store Digital Signage Removed Ahead of December 9th Opening
Less than two weeks ago, Apple revealed digital flip-style signage outside its forthcoming retail store in Manhattan's historic Grand Central Terminal. The signage consisted of 58 separate display panels showing a rotating group of messages regarding the store's grand opening, which is scheduled for this Friday, December 9th.
With the opening just three days away and a closed event for the media scheduled for tomorrow, techfootnote reveals that Apple has now removed the signage and begun disassembling the black construction barrier that had blocked the main stairway entrance to the store. The store's entrance and views onto the balconies remain obscured by black curtains, which can be quickly and easily removed ahead of the store's opening.
Apple has posted information on the store, noting that the location will offer a relatively early opening time of 7:00 AM on weekdays in order to accommodate the needs of commuters utilizing the terminal.
Article Link: Grand Central Terminal Store Digital Signage Removed Ahead of December 9th Opening
|Dec 6, 2011, 10:05 AM
It's very like Apple to setup a special sign teasing the opening of the store for a few days and then taking it down a few days later. But the sign did serve it's purpose! (Unless they plan to put it back up, but I doubt it.)
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|Dec 6, 2011, 10:16 AM
Everything Apple does leans toward the cryptic.
It's in the very DNA of the company.
I'd say it still works for them.
|Dec 6, 2011, 10:17 AM
I sometimes wonder what happens to some of Apple's toys. Like this digital sign, for example.
Where is it now?
I almost feel like if one raided the basement of their NC datacenter they'd find something like the infamous scene from Indiana Jones:
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I haven't been able to find any high enough resolution or close enough photos of the sign, but I assume, from the size and how deep the blacks are around each character of the sign, that it was made out of an array of Apple 27" Displays.
Apple hardly ever uses signage or displays from 3rd parties to promote their product. The big iPhone 3GS window displays that featured app store apps were 30" cinema displays built into a custom housing with a MacPro laying on it's side in the base.
The "Live from the App Store" Installation piece that they had at WWDC a couple years back was also an array of 20 apple displays.
The only thing I ever saw in an apple store that wasn't apple branded and used as digital signage were the displays above the genius bar.
It was probably dismantled and each display repurposed, or stored for the next time they need to assemble a big array.
|Dec 19, 2012, 06:58 AM
Its interesting signage, how i can see this digital flip style apple signage.
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