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Violence against Burma's Rohingya people has prompted Indonesia to delay its efforts to encourage the archipelago's state enterprises to seek business opportunities in the emerging Southeast Asian nation.
Indonesia earlier this year announced plans to establish an office in Burma [Myanmar] to assist Indonesian state-controlled companies, but State Enterprises Minister Dahlan Iskan on Wednesday revealed that proposal had been delayed.
"The staff had been prepared and the office was supposed to be opened last month, but we delayed due to the Rohingya situation. Hopefully it will open next month," Dahlan said.
Burma has in the past two years made apparent progress toward democracy following the two-decade rule of a military junta. But in recent months, an outbreak of violence in the Rakhine region in which the local Muslim minority was apparently targeted by Buddhists, attracted international attention.
Many Indonesian companies have expressed interest in doing business in Burma, which is in the process of liberalizing its investment laws to rejuvenate its stagnant economy.
Among the state-controlled Indonesian companies eyeing opportunities are Bank Negara Indonesia, construction firm Wijaya Karya, cement firm Semen Gresik and energy company Pertamina.
Pertamina is keen to access Burma's large untapped energy sources. Proven oil reserves stand at 3.2 billion barrels and gas reserves at 11.8 trillion cubic feet.
Salis Aprilian, president director of Pertamina subsidiary Pertamina Hulu Energi, said Burma offers an abundance of opportunities for Indonesian state enterprises because the country has little infrastructure. "Burma reminds me of Indonesia back in the '60s," he added, referring to the early period of Indonesia's economic boom funded by oil and gas exports.
Salis said Indonesia could follow China's approach to assisting state companies succeed abroad. "China used oil companies first, which were then followed by other sectors like infrastructure," he added.
Pertamina president director Karen Agustiawan said her company was planning to expand in Burma, but was waiting for the United States to lift its economic sanctions on the Southeast Asia country.
Dahlan, however, stood by Indonesia's state-enterprises push in Burma, noting that the United States has loosened its sanctions.
The US has left in place some of the sanctions it imposed.
Money buys everything. Humanity is always a feel good sideshow. Go Indo.
Investment in Myanmar is both potential and risk, but for long run it is batter. So far as most of Indo State Enterprise should make JV with Myanmar Government entities.
As a biggest Muslims country o the world and also Asean leading country, do not hesitate to go Burma ( Myanmar ) for mega investment, it is my good advice.
We love to welcome all FDI for the interest of our country and her people… Again, becasue of Rohingya Issue, You Indonsia want to pull back your plan… We are happy for that… We have our resources, We don't really need you…If you only stand for Rohingya….
If you neglect human rights issues yet want foreign investments, you live in the 18th century.
What a JOKE folks!
I would THANK ALLAH if Indonesia stays out of BURMA and until ETERNITY and a DAY as well.
Of course Burma doesn't need Indonesia's oil or businesses as well.
Indonesia's entry into Burma would culminate in radical clerics and Islamic militants like the ones in prison in Indonesia today calling home in Burma only.
And you can throw in ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS accompanying the Indonesian businesses and PEOPLE SMUGGLERS from Indonesia SNEAKING ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS from mainly AFGHANISTAN, IRAN, IRAG and other war torn nations in the Middle East into Burma.
Australia is a VIVID CASE in POINT/EVIDENCE today.
The ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS from the Middle East countries mostly are SMUGGLED on board leaking and sinking ships and sent afloat toward Australian shores by the Indonesian people smugglers of course.
Ships and boats carrying ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS from Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran amongst others from the Middle East are making their way to Australia's shores in dozens, hundreds and more even on DAILY BASIS since the Labor government took office until today.
And Australian Navy welcomed them on the high seas, rescuing the boat people on many occasions as well, and plucked them out of the sea when their leaking and creaking boats gave way and sank.
They were given five star treatment on Christmas Island and other Australian territories as well.
This STRAINED HEAVILY on Australia's economy no doubt.
And the Australian people are going to DUMP the GILLARD government at the next polls as well I heard for that matter.
The Indonesian people smugglers caught in the act were sent back to Indonesia as well.
That's the way Indonesians work for their living while dumping radicals and would be terrorists on Australian soil and the Australian government is taking all what the Indonesians dish out and swallowing all – hook, line and sinker as well – in this game and matter no doubt.
Today, Australia is already sinking with HUGE Chinese and Indian population mostly from the Middle East monopolizing businesses/economy and real estate in the country as they are LOADED with TONS of CASH/MONEY as well.
And Australians are LOSING their JOBS by the day while the Chinese mostly are buying up property and businesses in the country today.
Hence, house rent and prices are BALLOONING by the day and Australians are living in caravans and cars as a result today.
And thousands if not tens of thousands illegal immigrants are waiting on Christmas Island and other Australian territories to make their homes in Australia as well.
Burma would SPARE the FATE and ORDEAL the Australians are going through today if Indonesia stays out of our country folks.
And let's pray to Buddha and Allah as well the Indonesians don't come to Burma either on business or as tourists least of all.
We want to see Indonesia investing in Burma. But don't forget Burma can go tick for tac, restricting investments from Muslim countries.
Indonesia has taken a rightful decision.Congratulation to it`s leaders.Oust Burma from ASEAN.
Indonesia's decision will not affect Burma on any count. It is Indonesia which loses. Besides those Islamic countries who are trying to create disturbance in the name of Islam inside Burma should be taken care of and the recent relief for Rohingyas from Islamic countries like Saudi Arabia must be stopped, unless they also open up relief for the Rakhine and other nationalities of Burma who suffered at the hand of the fololowers of the extreme islamist elements. Here is a link in the Daily Star from Dhaka on Rohingya's questionable activities.
If Thein Sein government want to have a long term strategy for dealing with the islamists, it must do it right now before it turns out another Deep South of Thailand, or Indonesia's Bali.
Who's care about Indonesian investment in Burma?
There are many countries want to invest in Burma but Burmese Government needs to check carefully who should be investing in Burma and who should not be. If you accept investment from third world developing country and then their second hand technology will damage our environment and people's health. You have to check it Indonesian Companies' records in its own country. They damaged a lot of environment and hurting peoples' lives and health. They never take responsible for what they have done because almost all of Indonesian Companies are own by family members of Government ministers or high rank politicians. Cronyism is still thriving strong in Indonesia even though Dictatorship era was gone in Indonesia.
We need investment from country like Japan, Taiwan and western country. Otherwise, we can't gain on modernizing technology in Burma.
We believe that you are behind Rohingers. This is time to test you. Myanmar gov- is nothing against and Rohingers are not representing Myanmar. We don't like to deal with people who are narrow minded and not realistic. There is no war yet based on Buddhism. There is no such extremists yet for being a Buddhist. Everybody has the right to defend themselves especially they are insulted by people who are backed by foreign bodies.
Therefore, we are the one who must assess you to let us join rather than you.


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WASHINGTON - Using a season-high 10 walks, the Georgetown University softball team (18-26, 7-6) won its non-conference matchup against UMBC on Wednesday by the score of 8-3.
The Hoyas were patient at the plate, earning four walks in the second inning and four more in the third to score eight runs on only five hits to defeat the Retrievers. Sophomore Lauren O'Leary (La Canada, Calif./La Canada) picked up her 14th win of the season, allowing three runs over four innings pitched.
Georgetown loaded the bases in the bottom of the second inning with no outs and a great opportunity to score the first runs of the ballgame. Alexandria Anttila (Antioch, Ill./Antioch Community) was hit by a pitch while Megan Hyson (Pasadena, Md./Chesapeake) and Hannah Slovacek (Austin, Texas/Westlake) to load the bases.
Madeleine Giaquinto (Falls Church, Va./Bishop O'Connell) struck out swinging for the first out of the inning followed by three consecutive walks, earned by Elyse Graziano (Floral Park, N.Y./Sacred Heart Academy), freshman Samantha Giovanniello (Floral Park, N.Y./Floral Park Memorial) and outfielder Sophia Garqicevich-Almeida (Riverside, Calif./Martin Luther King) for the 3-0 lead.
UMBC answered in the top of the third with a three-run homerun by shortstop Caitlin Chance to tie the game three, however those would be the only three runs the Retrievers would put on the board.
Once again Georgetown loaded the bases with zero outs in the bottom of the third, and again cashed in with more walks at the plate. Giaquinto took a base on balls for an RBI, followed by Graziano earning her second walk of the game. Giovanniello singled up the middle in the next at-bat to drive in two more runs and put the game out of reach. The Hoyas scored five runs on three hits in the inning for the 8-3 lead.
Hyson took over on the mound in the fifth inning and held UMBC scoreless for the remainder of the game, striking out four and walking one batter with help from a great defensive effort by Giovanniello at shortstop.
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The optional voice-controlled navigation system is the highlight of the cabin tech in the Civic (Bluetooth cell phone integration is unfortunately not available), and we continue to enjoy using it. We've seen better graphics and resolution (generally in much more expensive cars), but the voice recognition system and the overall ease of use are excellent. Using either the 7-inch touch screen or spoken commands works well for destination inputs, although we again noticed that using the voice system took longer, as each step requires confirmation. Map display is configurable with a split-screen look and audible route instructions have speed-sensitive volume adjustments.
Our test car was equipped with XM satellite radio, always a welcome companion for a full day's driving. We actually found ourselves listening to our iPod more this time around, which was easily connected to the audio system's auxiliary input. We also played a few tracks off our Sony Ericsson k790, with similar ease. Sound quality from the base 160-watt stereo was, as we noted previously, somewhat underwhelming but clear enough. MP3 and WMA discs can be played in the single-CD player behind the tilt-out nav screen, with ID3 info displayed for MP3s. Also present is a PC card slot, a feature Honda has been offering for some time but which we've seen little of elsewhere.
The front seats proved comfortable and supportive, if slightly firm, over the course of the trip. Adjustment is all manual, but effective, and a tilting and telescoping steering wheel is a nice touch in a car at this price. 12V power outlets are placed next to the aux input low in the middle of the dash and in the center console, which is topped with a sliding armrest. We were surprised that the rear seats didn't fold down for trunk access at all, but otherwise the interior is a nice no-nonsense environment.
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When it comes to the performance of a hybrid, considerations like acceleration times and lateral g's are secondary to the goals of efficiency and conservation. The Civic Hybrid uses a 1.3-liter four-cylinder gas engine with iVTEC valve timing working eight valves, a continuously variable transmission, and an electric motor mounted between them. The gas engine is good for 110hp and 123 pound-feet of torque, and the electric motor can add up to 20hp and 76 pound-feet.
This doesn't sound like a whole lot of power, and on the road the Civic can struggle up grades, especially extended ones where the battery's assist capabilities diminish. The CVT does help by keeping the engine around its low-rpm torque peak until more revs are needed. But under most conditions, the dual nature of the power train is transparent.
One exception to this is the auto-idle stop feature which shuts off the engine at a stop, and refires it when the brake pedal is released. The cycling produces noticeable vibrations through the car and can produce some bucking when restarting following a brief pause, but worse is the flashing notification light below the tachometer. We still don't understand flashing dashboard "warnings" of normal operation, and hope this "feature" disappears from Honda hybrids in the future.
As we noted in the "test the tech" section, the Civic Hybrid returned mpg numbers in the mid-40s over the course of our week with the car. This isn't quite up to the EPA's ratings of 49mpg in the city and 51mpg highway, but is still quite respectable. With fuel prices nosing skyward once again as summer approaches, a hybrid looks more and more compelling as a commuter ride, and the ability to ride solo in less-congested carpool lanes is an added bonus. The Civic Hybrid also scores on the emissions front, with an AT-PZEV rating with zero evaporative emissions.
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The 2007 Honda Civic Hybrid and the Toyota Prius are still the only compact hybrid sedans on the market, with other manufacturers preferring to make their larger sedans and SUVs more efficient via hybrid technology. The Civic line has long been regarded as the star of the compact economy segment, and the presence of the Civic Hybrid is in keeping with Honda's ballyhooed image as "the most fuel-efficient car company in America."
Our test car--with the navigation system and XM radio options--stickers at $25,234 including destination charges, according to Honda's Web site. A nonhybrid Civic EX with navigation and automatic transmission starts at $21,260, so there is still a premium to pay for the extra tech hardware of the Hybrid. The efficiency gains might not make up the difference in price over a normal ownership period, but the eco-friendly performance and real-world advantages of hybrid ownership, like carpool access and tax breaks, can help swing the deal in the hybrid's favor.


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In the two months since Steph Stradley of the Houston Chronicle's Ultimate Texans blog and I last did a Texans-Redskins Q&A, quite a bit has changed. Sunday's opener looked intriguing then, and looks even more interesting now, especially for two teams trying to get off the mat after disappointing 13- and 14-loss seasons.
Let's start under center. Steph, for the Texans, what does the Ryan Mallett trade mean? That Ryan Fitzpatrick looks shaky? That Tom Savage won't be ready to start this year, or ever? That Mallett became available and Bill O'Brien pounced? Some or all of the above?
Steph: I think that the Texans had their eye on Mallett for a while, but only at the right price. With an expiring contract, and not much of a sense of how he was going to play in real games, Mallett wasn't an appealing choice to spend much of a draft pick on. By waiting, they were able to get him for basically a bucket of old tube socks. (a conditional seventh rounder). I think going into training camp, it was clear that Fitzpatrick, Case Keenum and T.J. Yates were not ideal options for O'Brien's scheme. None of them can consistently make the throws that O'Brien demands of his system.
Yates was traded. Keenum was released after the Mallett trade. Tom Savage was drafted in the fourth round, and is a rookie in a system that is not easy for rookies. He has a very strong arm but is more of a developmental option right now. Mallett and Savage were both chosen for the system and would be ideal quarterbacks if the NFL were a just long drive contest and didn't put a premium on accuracy. Ultimately, I have no idea how the quarterback situation will shake out this year.
O'Brien was hired in part due to a reputation in developing quarterbacks, and he will need to earn his money this year.
The Texans rested a number of their key starters during preseason games. They did so with the belief that they would be fresh and ready for the regular season. A number of the players were used a lot in scrimmages against Denver and Atlanta but were rested in the preseason games. So the team is pretty much at full strength but there may be some questions about their chemistry together. How did the Redskins use their preseason games, and are there injuries to any key players?
Keith: The Redskins got out of the preseason without any major injuries, but the player they'll be missing most is safety Brandon Meriweather. They haven't really had a pair of good safeties since Sean Taylor and LaRon Landry played together in 2007, and with Ryan Clark here to play free safety, Meriweather could return to strong, where his skills are best used. But his preseason hit on Torrey Smith cost him two regular-season games, and now Washington will be trying to wedge a second free safety, second-year player Bacarri Rambo, into the strong safety spot. If Duke Ihenacho had been on the team longer than a week (he was claimed off waivers from the Broncos), I'd say he'd be a good fit there.
As far as the preseason, Washington used it pretty traditionally, and for the first-team offense, it wasn't pretty. They didn't have any touchdown drives, and that's caused lots of consternation locally and in fantasy football circles. But you have to imagine an offense with Robert Griffin III, Alfred Morris, Pierre Garcon, DeSean Jackson and Jordan Reed will find ways to score points.
Defensively, the starters looked good in the preseason, with Jim Haslett free to cut his defense loose a bit more. A few names that Texans fans might not know but whose roles could be key are inside linebacker Keenan Robinson (a former Texas player taking over in the middle for the retired London Fletcher), Rambo and cornerback David Amerson, a tall, aggressive second-year player who'll start for the first time.
Those who only casually follow the Texans know J.J. Watt, Jadeveon Clowney, Brian Cushing, Andre Johnson and Arian Foster. Are there a few less well-known Houston players who may influence Sunday's game with either poor or strong play?
Steph: Though their defensive stars have some extreme speed, there are significant questions about the team speed and instinctiveness of the rest of the defense. It's hard to remember a time where the defense has had a great performance against a quarterback who can move. Drafting 3-4 linebackers is an art, and neither Brooks Reed or Whitney Mercilus have taken advantage of that position where good players can excel.
Nose tackle is crucial to Romeo Crennel's defense, and there's a significant question whether the grouping of players they are using in that role will be able to do what Crennel needs.
Brian Cushing hasn't played much in the preseason, and the collection of inside linebackers they've used since DeMeco Ryans left have been, um, non-good. The biggest question in the secondary is whether they can play smartly in a 2014 season where defensive holding/pass interference calls are being emphasized. Players like safety D.J. Swearinger and corner A.J. Bouye are more physical than technique players.
Offensively, this is the year where Texans fans would like to see second-year wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins break out. Physical receiver, catches balls well in traffic. The offensive line as a whole has been a bit of an experiment this offseason, and it is unclear how this group of starters will work together as a unit under the new scheme.
Because of all the coaching changes, and very little time seeing the first team together in the preseason, it is hard to get a sense of what this Texans team will look like in 2014. No result would surprise. Expectations for the offense are low due to the quarterback position. My initial view is that the defense will likely be ahead of the offense, and that special teams will be improved because it would be hard for them to get much worse than 2013.
The Texans offense has been completely overhauled and de-Shanahaned. How de-Shanahaned will the Washington offense be, and what is your snapshot view of what you think might happen this season for the team as a whole?
Keith: Expect a half de-Shanahaning. Jay Gruden has been pretty up front about wanting to keep the stretch plays and zone blocking that Alfred Morris and the offensive line excelled at during the Shanahan era. He hasn't used a fullback much in the past, but says he hasn't had one as good as Darrel Young. Factor in Griffin's struggles and it makes sense. The passing game I think will be a lot more wide open that they showed in the preseason. Griffin throws a nice deep ball (when he has time) and DeSean Jackson has that deep speed. I expect Gruden to put his stamp on the passing concepts.
For a snapshot view, I actually think the Redskins finish second in the division, and may be in the playoff chase in December. The defense and special teams really should be better, but overall it'll probably be an up and down year. Some weeks they'll score a bunch and look great, some weeks they'll look like a team that's trying to restart itself after going 3-13. Improving by four wins would probably be seen as moving in the right direction, and 9-7 would be pretty well received.
This first game is actually a pretty big deal. Sometimes the public overreacts to the opener, but so much was made of Griffin's poor preseason, and he can wipe it all away on Sunday. If he doesn't, the pressure grows.
What's your feeling about how important Week 1 is, and what's your snapshot view?
Steph: The Texans have not won a regular season game since September 15th of last year. It got so bad, there is something called "The Vanilla Ice Curse," which suggests that after he did the 'Ice Ice Baby' halftime show in Houston, it cursed the Texans for the rest of the season. It's a TMZ story, so it has to be true, right?
I don't know about that, but I can tell you that the fans and the players are desperate to see a win, particularly at home. And are craving less predictability in their coaching after the shake up last year.
And less predictability, for good or bad, is likely what they are going to get.
After last year's records, I think both team's fans have the point of view that "If our team can't beat that team, then who are they going to beat?"
The season isn't decided in one game, but it would a good first step to shake off last year's unwatchable football.
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LINDENHURST - A Lindenhurst homeowner who nearly lost everything to Superstorm Sandy is dealing with new troubles on his block: the foreclosed, mold-ridden home next door.
Dennis Lesser's own home is still under construction, 22 months after Sandy. Earlier this month, his basement suffered flooding due to a rainstorm. But the one problem that he can't fix on his own is the vacant property next door.
Lesser says the property is owned by Wells Fargo, and it has been empty since shortly after Superstorm Sandy. Recently, he says an inspector from the bank allowed him inside to take a look. He says he was stunned by the mold growth he saw inside.
"At one point, we were amazed," he says. "We saw in the one corner on the ceiling a mold spore I've never seen that big. It was probably the size of a basketball."
In addition to the mold, there's a wasp's nest on the property, and other neighbors add that cats and even people have apparently spent time at the home recently. But neighbor Keith Daniels says it's the mold that concerns him the most. "All of a sudden I've had a cough for a month, and I think it's coming from here," he says.
At the home today, there was a notice stuck to the front window indicating the property passed its last inspection on July 18. The notice said the home had been temporarily secured and maintained.
But Lesser says that until the bank does something to address the issues, his options are limited. "It would be nice to sit in my backyard and barbecue, but I have to see which way the wind is blowing first," he says.
News 12 contacted Wells Fargo for a statement. A spokesperson said, in part, "We are looking into the specifics of this situation but are unable to provide further details on such short notice."
A Babylon town spokesperson says that while the town cannot enter a home without a warrant, it will contact the bank on Monday, and if necessary, will send an inspector of its own to examine the situation.


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Posted by Peter Soeth, Public Affairs Specialist, Bureau of Reclamation, Department of Interior on May 25, 2011
Last Saturday morning, the sun shone brightly over Lake Bastrop near Austin, Texas, where 28 kids and 14 boat captains joined hundreds of volunteers to experience the joys of fishing at the Bureau of Reclamation's 8th Annual Catch A Special Thrill event.
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Posted by Aaron Lavallee, USDA Office of Communications on May 25, 2011
Every now and then we come across a great story of people making change in their communities and so it was on the next stop in the Recipes for Healthy Kids competition. Tribal communities are focusing a lot of attention on ending the epidemic of childhood obesity in Indian Country and attention and credit is due to Monument Valley High School in Kayenta, Arizona. Located on the Navajo Nation, they are the only school district in Indian Country to make it to the semi-finals of First Lady Michelle Obama's Recipes for Healthy Kids competition.
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Recipes for Healthy Kids Contest Ends May 31 -- Don't Forget to Vote!
Posted by Janey Thornton, USDA Deputy Undersecretary for Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services on May 24, 2011
Have you cast your vote? The selection period for the Popular Choice Award in the First Lady's Recipes for Healthy Kids competition will close soon, so it's time to make your voice heard. The First Lady and the U.S. Department of Agriculture launched the competition last September, challenging teams of school nutrition professionals, chefs, students, and community members to develop creative, nutritious, and kid-approved recipes that schools can easily incorporate into National School Lunch Program menus - and families can try at home. And I just want to say that I think Recipes for Healthy Kids is a really neat idea. It draws on America's culinary creativity and our commitment to the healthy lifestyle we all aim for. Chefs are providing culinary expertise, school nutrition professionals are sharing insight as to what can be accomplished in a school setting, and kids and parents are making sure that students will choose these nutritious items in school and beyond.
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Urban Gardening Ministry Brings Fresh Food to Richmond, VA
Posted by Julie Curti, Assistant to the Director, USDA Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships on May 24, 2011
There's a lot going on in the Church Hill North neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia! For three years, the congregation at 31st Street Baptist Church has been growing fresh vegetables in an urban garden behind their church. More recently, they launched a healthy living campaign to encourage the congregation and the surrounding community to get active and eat more nutritious foods.
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Announcing Let's Move! Museums and Gardens
Posted by Susan Hildreth, Director of the Institute of Museum and Library Services on May 23, 2011
The space shuttle wasn't the only launch in Houston last week! At a meeting with thousands of museum professionals I had the great honor of joining First Lady Michelle Obama as we launched Let's Move! Museums and Gardens.
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Get Outside and Be Active: National Physical Fitness and Sports Month
Posted by Shellie Pfohl, Executive Director, President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition on May 23, 2011
Warmer weather brings a greater opportunity to get outside and be active! To encourage all of us to incorporate physical activity into our daily lives, President Obama signed a proclamation declaring May National Physical Fitness and Sports Month, a tradition that started in 1983. In the proclamation, President Obama calls on the American people to make daily physical activity, sports participation, and good nutrition a priority in their lives.
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Pick a Park and Get Moving on National Kids to Parks Day!
Posted by Ali Kelley, Deputy Associate Director for Let's Move Outside! on May 20, 2011
At 10:00 this morning, the National Mall was alive with motion as nearly 500 elementary school students from the DC area came together to kick off the first ever National Kids to Parks Day (NK2PD), which takes place tomorrow, May 21. National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis joined Grace Lee, the Executive Director of the National Park Trust (NPT) to inspire the crowd of children before they jumped into a series of stations that got them moving and offered important lessons about the great outdoors.
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Earning PALAs: the I Can Do It, You Can Do It program in Miami-Dade County
Posted by Shellie Pfohl, Executive Director of the President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition on May 20, 2011
Last Thursday I had the opportunity to travel to Miami-Dade County to observe first-hand their commitment to physical activity for all. Miami-Dade and I Can Do It, You Can Do It awarded 1,253 Presidential Active Lifestyle Award (PALA) certificates to students with disabilities. I was lucky enough to be there to present the PALA certificates to the students.
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Let's Move! & Road Safety
Posted by Joe Toole, Associate Administrator for the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) Office of Safety on May 19, 2011
Last week, in 90 countries around the world - from Argentina to Tanzania – and in 30 cities across our nation, people of all ages held events to celebrate the launch of the first UN-sanctioned Decade of Action for Road Safety (2011-2020). The symbol of the Decade of Action is a yellow road safety "Tag" and elected officials, celebrities and leaders everywhere - from U.S. DOT Secretary Ray LaHood to Sesame Street's Grover - have been sporting the Tag.
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Cooking Up a Delicious Meal with a Local Twist
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In Recipe Competition, Ohio School Puts a Healthy Twist on a Tasty Dish
Posted by Rich Lucas, Office of Research Analysis, USDA Food and Nutrition Service on May 18, 2011
Who says a delicious classic can't also make a healthful lunch? On Tuesday, students at Van Buren Middle School in Kettering, Ohio served judges in the First Lady's Recipes for Healthy Kids competition their Chicken Alfredo with a Twist, an updated take on Fettucine Alfredo that leaves out extra fat and boosts nutrition with whole grain pasta. Van Buren students Graham, Jonathan, Shawnrica and Savannah worked with chef Rachel Tilford and Kettering school professionals to create a great dish – one of 15 semi-finalist recipes nationwide in the R4HK whole grain category.
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The Competition Gets Prickly as Judges Head to Minnesota
Posted by Aaron Lavallee, Office of Communications, USDA on May 17, 2011
I can't tell you if there are 10,000 lakes in Minnesota, but I can tell you that there is one creative group of students, the South Education Center Alternative (SECA) in Richfield, Minn. Richfield was the next stop in the First Lady's Recipes for Healthy Kids competition judging round. We were eagerly anticipating the visit to SECA because their entry in the whole grains category, Porcupine Sliders, definitely caught our attention with their prickly title.
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Are you ready for the 2 Mile Challenge?
Posted by Ray LaHood, Secretary of Transportation on May 17, 2011
Cross-posted from the Department of Transportation blog. High gas prices are hitting American families in their wallets and pockets pretty hard these days. But did you know that more than 40 percent of urban trips in the United States are less than two miles, yet 90 percent of those short trip are taken by car?
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Aloha! Mount Lebanon Elementary School
Posted by Aaron Lavallee, Office of Communications, USDA on May 16, 2011
You don't have to go to Hawaii to get a taste of the islands. In fact the students at Mount Lebanon Elementary School in Pendleton, S.C. were cooking up what can only be described as a paradise for the taste buds in First Lady Michelle Obama's Recipes for Healthy Kids competition. Our judges made their way down to Pendleton as the competition continued its tour across the country to find the top recipe that schools can easily incorporate into National School Lunch Program menus.
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UMass will honor former coach John Calipari at halftime of its game Wednesday as part of a celebration of the 20th anniversary of the 1995-96 Minutemen team that reached the Final Four.
Given that the Final Four appearance later was vacated because of NCAA violations by star player Marcus Camby, not everyone is celebrating.
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In fact, Calipari, now the coach at Kentucky, appeared on Boston's WEEI Tuesday morning and things got confrontational when the topics of UMass, Camby and the NCAA violations came up.
"Look, this is a time to celebrate an era of basketball," Calipari said (via 247sports.com). "I'm not worried about what somebody thinks. None of those guys steal our joy. You look at what we were able to do and the kids and the graduation rates and the wins and exciting the campus. ... What UMass is doing is not about me, it's not about one player, it's not about one season — it's about that era ... and they want to relive it a little bit, and I think it's great.
"What we did, we did it right. We did it right. We had good kids who did what they're supposed to, who graduated. I didn't have one-and-dones back then."
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That's when the hosts of "The Dennis & Callahan Morning Show" took exception, bringing up Camby, who among other things was found to have accepted $28,000 from two sports agents while in school. Their conclusion: Calipari didn't "do it right" at UMass.
Calipari first answered by reflecting on being a young coach trying to establish a program in the tough Big East.
Pressed again about Camby and what Calipari did or didn't know, he said: "No. We didn't know anything. And what we did is everything ahead of schedule and we were on top of everything we did. Again, they said we didn't know nor should have known. ... Here's what I'll say to you. That kid, you know what he ends up doing in the end? He ends up paying the money back that the school lost — it was about $150,000, and he paid the money back. It's never been done before. We were the ones who got Marcus Camby to talk — he was in the NBA, he doesn't need to talk to the NCAA. There were other players at other schools involved, they wouldn't talk to the NCAA. We got our guy to talk to the NCAA, and he paid the money back. So, I'm not embarrassed by anything we've done. I'm proud of what we've done. Proud of our kids and what they've become and what they're becoming."
MORE: Rare photos of John Calipari through the years
Finally, asked if Camby would be at the celebration Tuesday night, Calipari said he believed, yes, Camby would be there and then ended the interview.
"I'm walking into practice, I appreciate you guys. All the UMass fans out there, let's enjoy this. Let's enjoy our time. Let's get behind (current UMass coach) Derek Kellogg and make this thing happen."
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Thamauturge 4 years ago#32
Definitely my PSP. Used it almost every day from Christmas 2006 until I retired it Christmas 2012 due to my obtaining a Vita. Even with the awesome Vita though, PSP has my favorite library by far of any handheld.. Hopefully they can do the same thing with the Vita.
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PSP. It had a great library of stand alone games (P1, P2, P3!) on one system. I had a ds and a psp at the same time, and I never touched my ds except to play pokemon or devil survivor.
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People, you cannot count backwards compatibility
BC is a feature of the system, of course you should (an intended feature, BC through hacking would be different).
because that would render certain systems useless
Then I guess those systems aren't the best.
and take a lot of the conversation here.
Popular features that expand the library should be part of the conversation.
I'm sure TC was referring to the actual system hardware...combined with the library that is specifically made for that system.
Then he should have explicitly stated that. He didn't.
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A person buys a gaming system based on the games he can play on that system, not based on the games that were designed for the system.
Exactly. The DS never had enough games that interested me to warrant a purchase. Neither does the 3DS (so far). But I am considering buying one because the BC would give me enough games to possibly warrant the purchase. Take that out of consideration, and the 3DS falls off of my radar completely.
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Other: Neo Geo Pocket Color.
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MobileWarfare 4 years ago#36
My favorite is the vita because I love Uncharted, Wipeout, and UMvC3. All three of these games feel like the console experience on the go that Sony advertises. Plus, I can play most of my PSP games like Sims Pets, SOCOM, and Patapon. I just wish Sony would release Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker and it would be perfect.
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Dr_Koopa76 4 years ago#38
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Toss up between PSP and (Other) Xperia Play.
I consider the PSP to be the actual successor to the Gameboy Advance. When Nintendo released the DS, their demographic changed quite drastically and they began to cater to an audience that was much more lucrative for them, but much less relevant to their previous install base. The type of heavily promoted games the DS got weren't quite something I could get into... the PSP, on the other hand, seemed to pick right up where GBA left off. Wasn't anywhere near as successful as the DS, but it catered to an audience of gaming that I could respect. I owned hundreds of games for this, and have had extremely fond memories with it.
As for Xperia Play... it's just been phenomenal to a degree that I could've never expected. It's got extraordinary developer support, great variety in it's games, a great community, portability, multi-functionality, genres like MMORPG that portables typically don't ever get, performance so high it actually doesn't make sense... but the trends that make this amaze me more and more everyday are:
1) That it adds practicality to smartphone gaming. Dunno if you've noticed this or not, but smartphone gaming has become extremely impressive. The graphics and content have gotten to a point where they could easily be considered in the rank of "real" portable gaming. Usually, the winning trump card to all smartphone gaming is that no matter how good they make the graphics or what popular name is behind it... touch-screen controls can bring any genre down with it's lack of precision, lack of accuracy, lack of feedback, input limitation... all the way down to the simple fact that fingers obscure a high percentage of the screen... this results in LOADS of would-be amazing smartphone games that; unfortunately, are impractical. Xperia Play solved that issue entirely with a slide-out gamepad that's convenient, responsive and works really well.
2) It's good-to-bad game ratio. As of the last database update, there are 468 games natively compatible with Xperia Play. This is more than the iControlPad, Gametel, MOGA and all other attempts to add physical controls to smartphone games. That alone is remarkable, but even more remarkable is that it has a shocking good-to-bad game ratio. Sorting it's entire database by average ratings, we see that 363/468 (78%) of it's games rank 8/10 or higher, and we can go all the way to game #428 before we ever see a game drop below 7/10. Is there any other game device on this planet that's ever had 91% of it's game library ranking 7/10 or higher?! It's actually kind of ludicrous.
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BahamutBBob 4 years ago#40
GBA for me.
Vita close second, then PSP, then the original GameBoy line (GB, GBP, GBC)
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Scott Verbout, Casa Grande Dispatch Copy Editor, Accused of Sending Penis Pictures to "14-Year-Old"
Scott Verbout's the guy who edits the spelling and grammar for the writers of the Casa Grande Dispatch, online at TriValleyCentral.com.
He's also the guy who was arrested by Ak-Chin police last week for allegedly doing some creative writing of his own, which he sent, along with pictures of his penis, to a "14-year-old" girl he met on Craigslist.
Turns out, the girl was actually a cop.
According to an arrest report obtained by New Times, Verbout, 49, sent the penis pics and some dirty chats to the 14-year-old/cops from the office of the Casa Grande Dispatch.
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Verbout posted a not-so-discreet ad on Craigslist titled "Young Ladies, wanna fuck an OLDER GUY who knows what he's doing?" according to the report.
The cop replied saying, I'm 14, and yes.
Verbout exchanged some dirty emails with the "14-year-old," with Verbout providing error-free copy -- save a few extra exclamation points.
Verbout reportedly had a "load all ready" and told the girl he wanted to "shoot" said load "all over that lovely face of yours," according to the report.
There's way more explicit stuff in the police report, but we'll leave that to the imagination.
Somewhere in this conversation, Verbout also sent "multiple pictures of his genitalia," the report states.
Verbout was arrested Friday in Maricopa, and was booked into the Pinal County Jail. He faces three counts of aggravated luring of a minor for sexual exploitation, and one count of luring a minor for exploitation, according to his booking sheet.
Verbout was released on $50,000 bond.
Donovan Kramer Jr., the co-publisher for Casa Grande Valley Newspapers, tells New Times Verbout's suspended.
"He's officially suspended and using vacation time," Kramer says in an email. "Future status unknown now."
Verbout worked from 1991 to 2007 as a copy editor for New Times.
He responded with an "um, no" when we reached him by phone today and offered him a chance to talk about his arrest.
"I would not want to comment on that right now," he said.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter writers Alfred Gough and Miles Millar ("Smallville", Shanghai Noon, Spider-Man 2) have signed on to write Monster High for Universal based on Mattel's new line of "Fashionably Frightening" figures!
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Dreams of Erie aquarium endure
The idea has come up many times over the years, in part because it feels like an intuitive fit with Erie's waterfront setting.
So it was only natural that people would suggest making an aquarium part of the redevelopment of the former GAF site on Erie's west bayfront. Seeding a prime piece of waterfront ground with a water-related tourism and educational attraction seems like a natural.
I know firsthand from responses to previous editions of Inside Erie that there's intense community interest in what becomes of the GAF property, which will be developed under the auspices of the Erie County Convention Center Authority. Quite a few people proposed an aquarium as part of the mix, a sentiment that's been echoed in other public forums.
But as Erie Times-News reporter Kevin Flowers detailed the other day, pitches for an aquarium have never gained traction and aren't likely to this time either. The reason is simple: money.
Aquariums are very expensive to build and, probably more importantly, to maintain. The consensus seems to be that an aquarium big enough to be a worthy attraction would require a major and ongoing public subsidy.
There are also questions about what sort of facility Erie could develop and support, and what kinds of marine life it would feature. I'm guessing that when people think aquarium, they're more often imagining sharks and stingrays rather than muskie and walleye and other inhabitants of the Great Lakes ecosystem.
It all adds up to both an iffy financial proposition and a hard sell. Convention Center Authority officials have said all along that their intention is to lure private investors to turn the GAF property into a generator of property tax revenue.
That the authority isn't looking for another facility to subsidize makes sense, given the portfolio of properties it already oversees. One of them, the Erie Insurance Arena, is undergoing a sweeping renovation.
Of the $47 million being poured into the arena, just $3 million is private money in the form of a naming-rights contribution from Erie Insurance. Big sums of public cash have also been invested in two other key community attractions the Convention Center Authority manages, and Jerry Uht Park and the Bayfront Convention Center wouldn't exist otherwise.
Some people have argued all along that those venues should never have been built if private money wasn't available to create and sustain them. I'm of the school that believes those public outlays have been worth it to make the Erie community more vibrant for residents and more enticing for visitors.
But adding another big-ticket facility on the public's dime is very unlikely to fly. However appealing and recurrent the notion, a bayfront aquarium is probably a bad bet.


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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Wide receiver Hakeem Nicks sat out the early portion of practice open to the media.
Nicks has been resting his surgically-repaired foot during practices and this could be another instance where he is taking it easy but will play. He did not practice for two straight days before playing against the Cowboys last week.
Cornerback Prince Amukamara did practice on Wednesday but it remains to be seen how much he will do. The team will release its injury report later in the day.
Head coach Tom Coughlin said before practice that Amukamara will likely not go through a full practice. Amukamara did some work on Monday and is hoping to return from a high ankle sprain on Sunday. He has been out since Aug. 24.
Defensive tackle Marvin Austin also was on the field working. Austin had been sidelined by a back injury and is hoping to make his Giants' regular-season debut this Sunday.
Linebacker Keith Rivers (hamstring) is expected to go through a limited practice today. Coughlin has said he expects Rivers to play through the ailment. Center David Baas is a new addition to the injury report. He has a hip issue but Coughlin did not sound too concerned about it.
Left tackle Will Beatty is not on the injury report. Coughlin said Beatty will continue to the amount of snaps the team has been giving him as he makes his way back into shape after missing most of OTAs, minicamp and training camp with a back issue. Coughlin would not say whether Beatty will start at left tackle if healthy and ready.
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French entrées are served at the start of the meal. If you have ever dined in a French restaurant, you are familiar with the French love for courses. In a more formal meal, you will sometimes find as many as eight courses, perhaps more. You need to be in good physical condition just to last through one of these elaborate meals. I have sometimes felt like collapsing on the table from the sheer exhaustion of all that eating.
Perhaps you came to this page looking for French main course recipes. In France, l'entrée is just that, the beginning of the meal. However, in years of yore, the entree was a part of the meal that was announced with considerable fanfare. The dish literally made its entrance (son entrée) perhaps with horns blowing and banners waving. In English speaking countries, the entree sticks more to the original intention of the word.
French Entrees - Part of a Balanced Meal
Typical meals at home are, of course, much simpler affairs. However, even in these informal circumstances, a French entree is often served as a prelude to the main course. Our kids eat at the school cafeteria, and it is surprising to see how structured the meal can be: entree, main course, cheese, dessert. No wonder they have 90 minutes for lunch - they need it just to eat!
I love serving a first course, even if it is often just a tossed salad at our house. It gives me the chance to balance the meal -which for us usually means: more vegetables!
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Acorn squash (Cucurbita pepo var. turbinata), also called pepper squash[1] or Des Moines squash,[2] is a winter squash with distinctive longitudinal ridges and sweet, yellow-orange flesh. Although considered a winter squash, acorn squash belongs to the same species as all summer squashes (including zucchini and yellow crookneck squash). Acorn Squash is commonly mistaken for a gourd.
The most common variety is dark green in color, often with a single splotch of orange on the side or top. However, newer varieties have arisen, including Golden Acorn, so named for its glowing yellow color, as well as varieties that are white. Acorn squashes can also be variegated (multi-colored).[3] As the name suggests, its shape resembles that of an acorn. Acorn squashes typically weigh one to two pounds and are between four and seven inches long.[2] Acorn squash is one of the most perishable winter squash, lasting only a few weeks in storage.
Acorn squash is very easily grown. Seeds are started after all danger of frost is past and the soil is warm or within 3–4 weeks before the predicted last frost date in the area. Seeds directly sown are placed one inch deep, 5-6 to a hill; hills are 6 feet in all direction from other hills. As with other squash varieties, the acorn squash produces yellow trumpet flowers which are also edible. Tops (about three inches) from the end are also edible. They are one of the common vegetable (as greens) in the Philippines. The stem has a prickly feel. Roughly 85 days after germinating, acorn squash are ready to be harvested. Curing takes a week to ten days in a sheltered area outside, or a warm dry place like a dry storage space, protected from frost.
Acorn squash is most commonly baked, but can also be microwaved, sauteed or steamed. For savory recipes, it may be stuffed with rice, meat or vegetable mixtures.[3] If a sweeter dish is desired, maple syrup is often used to fill the halves prior to baking, or used in a sauce or glaze to enhance the squash's flavor. The seeds of the squash are also eaten, usually after being toasted. This squash is not as rich in beta-carotene as other winter squashes, but is a good source of dietary fiber and potassium, as well as smaller amounts of vitamins C and B, magnesium, and manganese. Acorn squash can be used to prepare squash soup.[4]
Indigenous to North and Central America, the squash was introduced to early European settlers by Native Americans.[3]
- ^ "Growing winter squash". August 2011. Weekend Gardener. Retrieved 14 August 2011.
- ^ a b Mariani, John F (1999). Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink. New York: Lebhar-Friedman Books. p. 2. ISBN 0-86730-784-6.
- ^ a b c Zeldes, Leah A. (2010-10-20). "Eat this! Acorn squash, made for stuffing". Dining Chicago. Chicago's Restaurant & Entertainment Guide, Inc. Retrieved 2010-11-17.
- ^ Soup. DK Publishing. 2009. p. 176. ISBN 978-0-7566-6549-4.
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- O'Connell, Mary; Jim Stefon; Sal Briones; Joe Meier; Laura Haas (June 5, 1998). "Squash Cucurbita spp.". Crop Plant Resources. New Mexico State University, Molecular Biology Program. Retrieved 2010-11-25.
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