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When President Obama addresses a joint session of Congress in tonight's State of the Union address, his main focus will be the economy.
It's easy to see why.
Obama's emphasis on immigration and gay rights in his second inaugural address last month drew new attention to each issue. But, after a bit of a messaging hiatus on the economy, it's clear the President needs to come back to it tonight since it is the single issue that galvanized large majorities of Americans.
Here's that story -- told in 5 stats.
* 7.9 percent: The nation's unemployment rate stands at nearly 8 percent, the latest monthly jobs report showed. Yes, that's substantially better than 2010, when it consistently neared 10 percent. But, it's far from ideal. The monthly jobs report received a lot more attention during the 2012 campaign when both parties tried to use it to gain an advantage. But, even though it's no longer being dissected in the political arena to the extent it was last fall, it's still a important metric -- and one against which Obama's record will be judged for the next four years.
* 3: The three most frequently cited "top" priorities for Obama and Congress in a recent Pew Research Center survey were strengthening the economy, improving the job situation, and reducing the budget deficit. Climate change, guns, and immigration weren't identified as top priorities with nearly as much frequency as the leading economic issues.
* 35 percent: A plurality of voters said they are most interested in hearing Obama discuss the economy in his State of the Union, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released on Monday. For the President, it would be difficult to justify not talking at length about the issue most Americans are interested in hearing about.
* 6 percentage points: By a 47-41 percent margin in the Quinnipiac poll, voters said they trust Obama more than congressional Republicans to handle the economy. If Obama keeps up his political advantage over the GOP on the issue, it could lend him some leverage in upcoming fiscal debates. And if he wants to maintain the public opinion high ground he currently has over GOP leaders on Capitol Hill, Obama will need to communicate to voters that he is making a full-court press on the economy.
* 59 percent: Nearly six in ten voters said the economy was the top issue facing the country when they cast their votes last November, exit poll data show. Mitt Romney took 51 percent of those voters, while Obama took 47 percent. The president won reelection, but not because Americans felt great about the economy under his watch; Obama convinced voters the country was headed in the right direction. It's an argument Democrats will have to make again in the upcoming midterm elections, which are now less than two years away.


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I get a lot of mail like this:
"Fred, I'm running Win98 SE with 128MB of RAM and I notice that my 'system resources' level is constantly draining to a low level. It starts at 70 percent and goes as low as 14 percent with only 1 or 2 apps running. Is this something to be concerned about? I've found some freeware apps that promise to help: Freeware Plus -- memory management tools.
I would appreciate an article on this subject, along with recommended remedies,
if appropriate."
-- John Byers
I certainly can sympathize with John, and you probably can too. No matter how much physical RAM you have in your system, it's still possible to run out of System Resources. When that happens, one of three things occurs:
1. You may get an error message such as "Out of memory" or "Not enough memory to display completely" or "System Resources are running low."
2. Or, your system may begin to behave weirdly by doing things such as opening blank or garbled windows, refusing to respond to keystrokes or mouse clicks, and the like.
3. Or, your system may simply crash and burn.
In each case, your only remedy is a reboot. Hope you saved your data recently!
So what's really going on? What can you do to prevent it from happening? And do those freeware apps that John mentioned (and others like them) really help? Let's take it a step at a time:


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Rocko's Independent Life: "All The Major Executives See Me And Salute Me"
For Rocko—the Atlanta rapper behind one of the year's catchiest (and most controversial) tracks "U.O.E.N.O."—the major label music industry is more than a bit passé. After building buzz through his Rocky Road management company for others, Rocko dropped a series of mixtapes which led to a record deal with then-Def Jam chief L.A. Reid in 2006 and a major label-backed debut Self Made in 2008. But the Def Jam deal didn't stick, and Rocko went back out on his own under a new umbrella, his newly-formed A1 Recordings, eschewing the major label factory line in favor of his own DIY model. And well, to make a long story short, it's working—he not only grabbed his first Top 40 hit on the Billboard charts with "U.O.E.N.O.," but his A1 artist Future has been popping on the top of the charts on tracks like "Tapout" with Lil Wayne, Birdman and Nicki Minaj and "Bugatti" with Ace Hood and Rick Ross, and he's looking to expand his label's roster in the coming months.
But now, Rocko's back on the grind, hitting the studio and prepping two albums—Seeing Is Believing, previously slated to be a mixtape but upgraded to album status due to "anticipation" and the followup One of One, which he says "takes you into a whole other side of me"—and a mixtape, as well as more projects with Future, whose upcoming album Future Hendrix Rock describes as "global." "[Future] and I, we probably got three albums worth of stuff done," Rocko told XXL last week. "It's not a thing about me and him working together—we already got so much music together. Now it's just about me putting together a good body of work from my eyes, or what I feel I want my stuff to sound like, then I can go back and pick a song or two that we did, the ones that fit the format."
Rocko also addressed the recent series of apologies from rappers such as Lil Wayne, Drake, J. Cole and Ross, the latter whom had to apologize for a lyric on his verse on "U.O.E.N.O." that was perceived as condoning rape, an incident which eventually lost Rozay his lucrative endorsement deal with Reebok. "[Those incidents] make me more conscious of what I say on a record, 'cause I don't want to apologize," Rocko said. "But at the end of the day, I understand why they did that…you always gotta stand up on what you say and your actions, you gotta be accountable for them."
Rocko swung throught the XXL offices and broke down the secrets to his independent success, the explosion of "U.O.E.N.O." and his recent forays into acting alongside Gucci Mane.—Dan Rys (@danrys)


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U.S. CO2 Emissions from the Electric Power Sector
This figure shows the emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the burning of fossil fuels for electric power generation. The electricity-generating fuels shown here are coal, natural gas, petroleum and non-biomass waste. Natural gas, which emits about half the amount of CO2 as coal, is being used more extensively due to its lower price and displacing coal-fired generation, while petroleum-fired electricity generation continues to be retired.
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PGPD's 'missing person' turns out to be Columbia Mall shooter
(WJLA) - While Howard County Police were trying to determine the identity of the Columbia Mall shooter Saturday afternoon, Prince George's County Police responded to a call for a missing person.
As PGPD tracked the missing person's phone, they discovered it was pinging from Columbia Mall. The missing person and the yet-unidentified deceased shooter turned out to be the same person, Darion Aguilar, 19.
Aguilar's mother had called about 1:40 p.m. from their home in the 4700 block of Hollywood Road in College Park to report him missing. An investigator talked with the mother and read Aguilar's journal, which had wording that raised concern for his safety, police say.
The PGPD investigator came to the mall shortly before 6 p.m., but was not allowed to enter the active crime scene. The investigator turned the missing person information over to HCPD officers.
Soon, police discovered the missing man and the man who had killed two people at the mall at about 11:15 a.m. before shooting and killing himself were the same person, Darion Aguilar.


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Gary Busey's girlfriend has a new baby boy
Good ol' Gary Busey is a dad again after his girlfriend Steffanie Sampson gave birth to their first son together Tuesday morning in L.A., Entertainment Tonight reports. Who says 65 is too old to be a dad?
Sampson, 40, gave birth around 6:40 a.m. to Luke Samson Busey. The little guy tipped the scales at 6 pounds, 7 ounces.
"This feels like a dream," the couple said in a statement. "We feel so blessed and are overwhelmed with happiness at Luke's arrival."
Gary's 38-year-old son Jake was a good big brother and was one of the first to arrive and say congrats. He may also have had a contract to do another MTV reality show with the family, tentatively titled I'm Too Busey To Have Kids Now!
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Photo by Michael Lucibella
In late April, the APS LaserFest outreach team participated in the Cambridge Science Festival in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Over 3000 students had the opportunity to sample a variety of giveaways and demonstrations illustrating some of the unique features of the laser. In the picture, APS Outreach Specialist Chris Discenza (right) is busy keeping up with traffic at the LaserFest table, while a passerby ponders the astrophysical uses of lasers. The poster she's looking at is one of three with teaser questions that APS created for LaserFest. Those interested can request copies of the posters, as well as find the answers to the questions, by visiting either PhysicsCentral (www.physicscentral.com) or the LaserFest website (www.laserfest.org).


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In Berlin today (18 June), Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle issued the following statement on the Afghan President's announcement that the Afghan Government will assume responsibility for security throughout the country:
The start of the last phase of the security handover throughout Afghanistan is a milestone. The decision announced by President Karzai today is an important step towards full Afghan sovereignty and ownership.
Thus transition towards the complete withdrawal of international combat troops by the end of 2014 is still on track. Despite all setbacks and problems, also as regards the security situation, the Afghans are increasingly responsible for their own security, and our engagement will be increasingly civilian. This reorientation after more than ten years of international military engagement continues to be difficult, but it is right and necessary.
Today, Afghan President Karzai announced his decision on the fifth and last tranche of the security handover. The Afghan Government is now responsible for the security of more than 85 percent of the population.


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It was a staged piece of political theatre by Abbott, trying to give the impression that he was hard at work on his budget reply, too preoccupied with such important business to dip his hands into the muck bucket in which
We know it was staged because the content of what Abbott was tapping into his Word document was revealed on Thursday night to be one of the most vacuous budget reply speeches ever delivered by an opposition leader.
It offered no alternative economic strategy and contained hardly any numbers. It was pure, unadulterated politics and the sort of thing that in his days as a journalist, Abbott could have knocked out in a couple of hours.
As a response to the vast effort that goes into putting together a federal budget – the thousands of man hours that ministers, their advisers and a small army of bureaucrats contribute to producing a comprehensively documented analysis of the state of the economy and the government's plans for the year ahead – it was an insult.
But it is an insult that Abbott will surely get away with. This is because Abbott's budget response was almost a superfluous political event.
Abbott has the great good fortune to be leading the federal opposition when there is very little that the opposition has to do.
The Gillard government, by its own efforts, has gone a long way to making the role of the opposition redundant.
Labor is its own worst enemy.
Abbott might be the official enemy but most of the Gillard government's problems are self-inflicted.
Abbott's task is so ridiculously easy that it clearly makes some on his own side jealous.
This was clear in reports this week that suggested
This prompted a vicious outbreak of internal bitterness in the Victorian Liberal Party, where there is acute unease about the prospect of a hardline conservative from NSW coasting into the prime ministership with a massive mandate for a back-to-the-future policy agenda.
The bout of ill-discipline that resulted in former Liberal power broker
Abbott certainly would be irritated about it, especially as it distracts attention from the ugliness of the
The spectacularly timed release on Monday of the damning Fair Work Australia report on Thomson, and the lurid detail it spelled out of Thomson's alleged abuses of his privileges as secretary of the Health Services Union NSW branch, almost blew
This may prove to be the final, fatal blow to the Gillard government's chances of a political recovery, if any such chance still exists.
Swan's fifth budget was undoubtedly his best.
Indeed, it was almost too good to be true, delivering the government's promised budget surplus with a huge shift in the fiscal balance, not only with almost no pain for ordinary voters but with a package of well-targeted handouts to the constituencies Labor must win back to have any hope of a political recovery.
"It's Wayne's loaves and fishes budget," one Labor MP said. "Out of an empty basket he has produced something for almost everyone."
The blow to business of losing the promised 1 per cent cut in company tax so Swan could fund payments to families and small businesses is being sold as a heroic act of faith by a Labor government on behalf of its most important constituencies.
Abbott helped the government to claim the budget measures as proof that Labor best understood these battling constituencies by sloppily suggesting that parents could not be trusted to spend the schoolkids bonus on their kids.
If the political air had not been so fetid with the stench from the Thomson affair, this might have been a slip by Abbott that made a difference.
In a less complicated political environment, the Labor message that Abbott is for billionaires and Labor is for battlers would have real impact.
But any of those voters Labor was targeting with its "class warfare" message who took any interest in the political debate this week would surely have wondered how a government that says its priority is ordinary working families could allowed its ideals to be so completely compromised by its association with Thomson and the exploitation – in which the FWA report alleges he engaged – of the low-paid workers who are members of the Health Services Union.
Reconnecting with its base will surely take more than putting cheques in their bank accounts.
That Abbott calculated – almost certainly correctly – that Labor is so compromised that he could get away with such a lightweight budget reply indicates just how lopsided politics has become in the period of
It's a bad time for democracy.
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AUSTIN, Texas — Due to flooding and dangerous conditions caused by Hurricane Ike the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has canceled public hunts at sites in the storm's path. This news release updates and replaces earlier information about cancelled and rescheduled hunts.
All previously scheduled public hunts on the J.D. Murphree Wildlife Management Area for the month of September have been cancelled.
All previously scheduled public hunts on Sea Rim State Park for this year have been cancelled.
Also cancelled are dove and teal hunts by Annual Public Hunting Permit scheduled for Sept. 20-21 on Justin Hurst Wildlife Management Area (Unit #721).
TPWD previously announced closure of public hunting activities by Annual Public Hunting Permit on several national forests that contain state wildlife management areas, which have since reopened. The Angelina National Forest, including Bannister Wildlife Management Area (Unit #903) has reopened. Portions of the Davy Crockett National Forest, including Alabama Creek Wildlife Management Area (Unit #904), reopened Sep. 27. Sam Houston National Forest Wildlife Management Area (Unit #905) reopened Oct. 1.
The Mentored Hunting Workshop originally scheduled for Sept. 19-20 on the Justin Hurst Wildlife Management Areas has been relocated to the M.O. Neasloney Wildlife Management Area.
The Moore Plantation Wildlife Management Area (Unit #902) has reopened to all public hunting activities by Annual Public Hunting Permit.*
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By Len Feldman and Mike Myslinski
In a Jan. 26 protest at the San Francisco Unified school board meeting, members of United Educators of San Francisco rallied to show their concern for fairness in the budget process.
With educators and students across the state still reeling from the $17 billion in cuts made to public education over the last two years, the governor released a 2010-11 budget proposal that includes further cuts of $2.5 billion. California schools will soon feel the gravity of that move as the state's March 15 deadline for handing out preliminary pink slips to educators approaches.
Deep cuts abound
Nearly 450 educators will receive preliminary pink slips in the Corona-Norco Unified School District in Riverside County. The district wanted five furlough days for educators to defray what they thought was an $18 million deficit — but that soared to $31 million because of cuts in the governor's spending plan.
"Now the district says the five furlough days won't even cut it," says Bill Fisher, president of the Corona-Norco Teachers Association. "We took two furlough days last year. This district has cut $52 million over the last three years."
In the 62,000-student Elk Grove Unified in Sacramento County, students and educators will feel the hurt as 500 pink slips are projected to be given out to educators, says Tom Gardner, president of Elk Grove Education Association. The district reports that it faces having to cut $55 million from its budget for the new fiscal year starting July 1.
"Everybody is very nervous right now about what's going to happen," says Gardner. "We are being asked to take two furlough days this school year and the district wants us to accept five more in the next year."
"Enough is enough," declares CTA President David A. Sanchez. "Schools have already suffered far more than our fair share, over $17 billion in total. We are pressing lawmakers to block the governor's school funding manipulations and his proposal to cut another $2.5 billion from public education. And we are urging our members to take part in our March 4 statewide activities to call attention to the battle to stop the irreparable harm these proposed cuts would do to our students and our schools."
In San Francisco Unified, educators are demanding transparency from the district as they cope with the shock of the superintendent's projection of a need for $113 million in cuts over the next two years. In a Jan. 26 protest at the school board meeting, members of United Educators of San Francisco marched in the rain and chanted their demands for fairness in the budget process. Proposed cuts include hiking class sizes, freezing pay increases, reducing funding for art and music, and gutting funding for struggling schools.
"All of this chaos started with the cuts made in Sacramento," says Dennis Kelly, president of UESF. "Teachers here are facing the same pain as educators across the state. We are maintaining a positive relationship with the district to help resolve this crisis and keep cuts as far away from students as possible. We can trust, but we need to verify."
Rejecting the proposal
Within days of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's release of his budget proposal, CTA and its Education Coalition partners were busy in the state Capitol urging lawmakers to reject the governor's spending plan — a plan that would renege on his agreement with educators earlier in the year and undermine principles of fairness spelled out in educators' contracts.
CTA and the Education Coalition, representing more than 1 million Californians, are battling revenue limit funding cuts of $1.5 billion (about $250 per student), in addition to cuts of $550 million from class size reduction, another $202 million for nearly all K-12 education programs, $200 million in child development programs, and $45 million to county offices of education. The coalition is also denouncing the governor's decision to back away from his agreement and unilaterally redefine the school funding floor for the current year. That manipulation paves the way for the governor to cut a total of about $2.5 billion in additional school funding in 2010 and 2010-11 and breaks the governor's promise to repay schools more than $11 billion.
The governor's redefinition is part of his plan to reduce state funding for schools in the current year and in future years. By reducing current year funding levels, his plan would also lower the Proposition 98 guarantee in future years. The governor's plan would cut state school funding so drastically that it would actually drive education spending $600 million below the "maintenance of effort" (MOE) level that the state is required to meet in order to qualify for federal stimulus funding.
The governor's budget proposal would:
Bad policy positions tied to budget
The governor's budget proposal would make policy changes to the Education Code that resurrect the anti-union proposals that voters rejected in 2005 or legislators have defeated. These include a plan that would virtually eliminate teacher seniority, shorten layoff notice timelines, and limit the use of substitute teachers. Under the guise of reducing "administrative costs," the governor's plan would also decimate the numbers of support personnel working in public schools. "California is in danger of failing an entire generation of children," the Education Coalition letter reads. "Every legislator claiming education is a priority must reject the governor's proposed budget manipulations and proposed new cuts in funding to K-12 education."
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'Democratic Dialogue' continues with greater public interestJun 3, 2010
26 year old Renu Gupta and her colleague Raghunath Das are meeting with people from different Terai communities, including communities such as the Yadav, Chaudhary and Mushahar (marginalized and backward communities) for grassroots public opinion collection at Bindi Village Development Committee of Dhanusa District.
Even in the scorching May sun, the local people are seen engaged in offering their thoughts and recommendations during this day-long orientation on the eleven CA Committee reports of the new Constitution. The two facilitators work well in coordinating the presentations and dialogues. While one is seen answering queries, another one is jotting down the questions from the community for submission and recommendation to the CA Secretariat.
According to the Social Development Path (SODEP), a local NGO partner of UNDP Support to Participatory Constitution Building in Nepal (SPCBN), a total of 23 dialogues have taken place so far in 23 Village Development Committees (VDCs) of Dhanusa District over the past one and a half month. SODEP has formed and trained seventeen teams of one male and one female facilitator like Renu and Raghunath to conduct Democracy Dialogues throughout the VDCs of Dhanusa.
Upon hearing Raghunath's brief orientation on the highlights of the Committee reports on Distribution of Natural Resources, Financial Rights and Revenues, Gorakh Chaudhary, a former government official and the participant of the programme said that the local resources should be utilized through the consumer groups because "they know the best."
Similarly, another participant Sabnam Khatun, district member of the Nepal Sadbhawana Party said that there should be special provisions for women who become widows at a young age and for women from traditionally marginalized group, such as the Musahars and Praja.
Sashi Baran Chaudhary, a schoolteacher asked how the new constitution would address the gap in education being offered in private and government schools.
SPCBN Civil Society and Outreach team works with 18 NGOs to conduct the 'Democracy Dialogues'. Initiated in January 2009 during the first phase of the Constituent Assembly (CA) public consultation, the programme continues to actively educate the public and collect public opinion on the CA Committee reports.
Mukunda Sharma, Spokesperson of Constituent Assembly Secretariat said, "suggestions collected by the SPCBN-UNDP through various NGOs will be provided to 601-members by classifying the suggestions under various thematic committees. The suggestions will be discussed further during the 11 thematic workshops to analyze how it will be incorporated in the first draft. These suggestions will help the CA members to understand people's expectations." He further added, "this is the best way to include the voices of the people in the new Constitution."


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An injured child is treated outside a hospital in Thabeik Kyin township.
A girl talks on phone in front of her damaged house.
An injured girl sits with her family on the street.
A man is reflected on glass from a damaged house in Thabeik Kyin township.
Injured people are treated outside a damaged hospital.
People sit in the shade of a temporary shelter after the earthquake damaged their village at Kyauk Myaung.
A damaged road is marked with flags after the earthquake.
The collapsed bridge over the the Irrawaddy River.
Damage after the earthquake.
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Florida Sportsmen Call for Stronger Action on Wetlands Conservation
October 21, 2004 04:57 PM - National Wildlife Federation
Over 100 Florida hunting and angling groups, bait and tackle shops, outfitters and fishing guide operations from Key West to Pensacola are calling on elected officials and candidates to stop delaying and start acting on plans to protect, defend and restore wetlands throughout Florida and the rest of the United States.
Corporate Customers Duped By Deceptive 'Green' Labeling Scheme
October 21, 2004 04:55 PM - Rainforest Action Network
Timber industry execs to face "Hall of Shame†photo exhibit showing destructive forestry practices behind misleading SFI eco-label. Industry-backed certification fails to protect endangered old growth forests. Environmental community rejects the SFI label and warns corporate customers to beware of confusing claims.
Invasive Species Wreaking Havoc on Great Lakes Food Web, According to National Wildlife Federation Report
October 21, 2004 04:54 PM - National Wildlife Federation
The Great Lakes remain in a fight for their survival due to the devastating effects of invasive species, according to a new report by the National Wildlife Federation (NWF).
Historic Glen Alpin Residence Protected (NJ)
October 21, 2004 09:47 AM - The Trust for Public Land
The Trust for Public Land, Harding Township, and the Harding Land Trust announced today the protection of 9.5 acres, including the historic Glen Alpin residence. The land is now co-owned by the township and Harding Land Trust.
Invasive Pest Targeted By PA Agencies
October 21, 2004 09:42 AM - Pennsylvania IPM Program
An exotic pest is invading Pennsylvania at an increasing rate, while state agencies are working together to bring awareness and combat the problem.
Conservation Reserve Mismanagement Threatens Millions of Ducks
October 20, 2004 09:56 PM - National Wildlife Federation
Citing the Conservation Reserve Program's enormous value to ducks, pheasants and many other species of ground-nesting birds, the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) and six state affiliates filed a federal lawsuit here today to stop the mismanaged haying and grazing of lands in the program.
Kimpton Hotels Partners With TPL, Benefits Conservation Work
October 20, 2004 09:53 PM - The Trust for Public Land
A night's rest at a Kimpton Hotel will not only refresh you, it will help save land and create new parks.
Living Planet Report 2004 Points To Increasing Ecological Overshoot, Offers Paths To Reverse Trends
October 20, 2004 09:48 PM - Global Footprint Network
WWF International releases its Living Planet Report 2004, confirming that ecological overshoot has become a reality: humanity is now consuming 20 percent more resources than the Earth can regenerate, causing rapid declines in wild animal populations. Using the Ecological Footprint, a detailed measure of human demand on the planet's ecological assets, the report conveys vital information for reversing the trends.
NM State Park Expanded by 380 Acres
October 20, 2004 09:43 PM - Trust for Public Land
The Trust for Public Land, a national nonprofit land conservation organization, announced today the successful addition of over 380 acres of land to Coyote Creek State Park in Mora County, New Mexico. The land, which will increase the park to nearly five times its original size, was the number one acquisition priority for the State Parks Division of the New Mexico Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department.
Earthwatch Teams Find New Species in Cameroon Rainforest
October 20, 2004 09:40 PM - Earthwatch Institute
Rainforests around the world are disappearing at an alarming rate, before scientists can discover all of the species they contain and how they may be valuable to medicine or agriculture. Volunteers from Earthwatch Institute working in Cameroon Rainforests have helped discover 50 endemic plant and fungus species and varieties new to science, a boon to the conservation of these forests.


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Ulster's Paddy Jackson: looks poised to make his Irish debut against Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday.
Paddy Jackson and Luke Marshall are seemingly poised to make their Irish debuts against Scotland in Sunday's game at Murrayfield (kick-off 2pm).
The talented young duo could line up together on foot of Marshall coming through training yesterday after recovering from the dead leg which forced his withdrawal in the first-half of Ulster's win over Zebre in Ravenhill last Friday, with Jackson at outhalf in the absence of Jonny Sexton and Marshall set to partner the 122-times capped Brian O'Driscoll in the absence of the injured Gordon D'Arcy.
Obliged to change one third of the injury-stricken side which started the defeat to England when he announces the starting XV and replacements to face the Scots at lunchtime today, Declan Kidney was expected to favour experience for what is a win-or-bust game in the context of the championship, but the signals are that he has gone further than anticipated by favouring Jackson for a starting role in addition to Marshall.
Marshall's anticipated inclusion had seemingly accentuated the need to give Ronan O'Gara his first start since the World Cup quarter-final defeat to Wales, rather than hand another debut from the start to Jackson, but with O'Gara not having made a compelling case with his performance for Munster in Llanelli last Saturday, surprisingly the Irish coach is rumoured to have opted for Jackson.
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Jackson last place-kicked four weeks ago, in the Wolfhounds' defeat to the Saxons, and last Friday Ruan Pienaar also took the penalties to touch and executed seven of the nine kicks out of hand by the Ulster halves.
Although giving little away at yesterday's press conference in the Carton House hotel, attack coach Les Kiss admitted this is not ideal from an Irish perspective.
However he added: "But I wouldn't say Paddy shirks away from them. Playing with Ruan their game plan is slightly different. Last Friday there were some messy moments and he had to manage the game and had couple of moments where he played his part.
"It was his first game back for a few weeks or so, and in the Wolfhounds game he took control of most of those things. The point is taken but he has been there as their first choice all year bar a couple of games so I think he has contributed to where they are, that's for sure."
And Jackson has been in the Irish mix all season.
Despite his relevant inexperience, Marshall had been fast-tracked into the Irish set-up from the start of the season and while the win over Fiji was a bloodless coup, he exuded composure in addition to his array of technical skills – be it passing, offloading, kicking or ability to straighten the line.
Kiss says he has also been a fan of Marshall ever since he played in the combined provinces Aviva opener in August 2010.
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"What I like is the way that he has developed in all the facets of his game from that day. Physically he's got some size about him, he's robust, he's a thickish boy, he can carry ball in a target style and he also has a very good pass off both hands. He has very good footwork, which is a very good asset to have in attack and defence . . Also he can kick, so that's a lot of things you like from your 12."
Kiss also admitted that "we've got a front-row to think about and we've got the bench to think about, how we manipulate that."
Coupled with Rory Best's remarks last week about building combinations, this heightens the suspicion that David Kilcoyne – having won his four caps off the bench, and played only six minutes alongside Best against Wales – may again be kept in reserve, with Tom Court to be recalled to the starting line-up to reprise his Ulster front-row alliance with Best.
Kiss also cited experience and familiarity with the Irish gameplan and systems as factors in their thinking, further fuelling the feeling that Donncha O'Callaghan and Keith Earls will start in place of the stricken Mike McCarthy and Simon Zebo.
IRELAND (possible v Scotland):Kearney; Gilroy, O'Driscoll, Marshall, Earls; Jackson, Murray; Court, Best, Ross, O'Callaghan, Ryan, O'Mahony, O'Brien, Heaslip (capt). Replacements: Kilcoyne, Cronin, Fitzpatrick, Toner, Henderson, Reddan, O'Gara, McFadden.


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The aptly titled Black & White, The Maine's sophomore album, is in many ways a fairly straightforward, no-frills offering. Musically the Tempe, Arizona, band feels comfortable in a one particular niche, and rarely if ever do they stray from a certain formula. Black & White is a pop rock album through and through, and while there are some pleasant guitar lines or harmonies along the way, there isn't a lot of thinking outside of the box. When it comes down to it, this is a band that is geared toward a younger, crowd that thrives on Romeo and Julie tales of love.
Don't Stop Now kicks the 10-track CD off, providing what many of the other tracks do as well: toe-tapping rhythms and big, hummable choruses. The audio quality is top-notch thanks to the handy work of production mastermind Howard Benson, and all of the instrumentation blends beautifully. The Maine does incorporate effective organ parts (and piano at times), and that does add a bit more depth to a fairly basic, chord-driven style of pop rock.
The Maine usually switches between two gears: the mellow, almost adult contemporary style of pop rock (oddly enough) and introspective, mellow tunes. It's not that they don't do either one of these well, it's just been done better before by the likes of The Wallflowers or even The Goo Goo Dolls. What the band does have is a more endearing factor toward a teenage crowd, and the lyrical content and charismatic delivery is essentially the main factors that will aid in The Maine's success.
Growing Up strips it all down to primarily an acoustic, clean lead, and vocals in the beginning moments, and it actually makes for a more engaging sound. While the track eventually builds with multiple layers, that first restrained minute is a refreshing one. The band is offering a few more acoustic numbers as digital bonus tracks, and those are certainly welcome additions. Because lead work is never truly the central focus on any of The Maine's songs, they might as well venture into more bare bones acoustic territory.
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Within the lyrical content is truly where you understand who The Maine's audience is. Whether vocalist John O' Callaghan is detailing forbidden love a la Romeo and Juliet in Listen To Your Heart (We're too young, this is never gonna work; That's what they say, You're going to get hurt'; But I know something they don't) or reflecting on future life as a full-fledged adult in Growing Up (Graduate; What's a kid to do now? Get away; You've got so much to prove), Black & White is completely marketed toward a middle school and high school crowd. If you don't make up part of that audience, you're going to be left feeling a little unsatisfied and possibly old.
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Last offseason, the Mets caused a minor tiff with R.A. Dickey, when the team sent its ace a letter asking him to shelve an off-season plan to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. Any lingering hard feelings from that incident—which did not deter the knuckleballer's ascent—disappeared during Dickey's Cy Young award-winning 2012 campaign, long before he was shipped to the Blue Jays. But, 15 months later, the Mets once again find themselves in hot water with the top starter on their depth chart.
Johan Santana is not happy with the Mets
Jared Diamond of the Wall Street Journal summed up the situation in the headline of a recent article: The Mets' Uninjured Ace Who Still Can't Pitch. General manager Sandy Alderson told reporters earlier this month that when Santana reported to spring training, he "wasn't ready to throw," because of fatigue in his shoulder that the team claims has not yet subsided. Santana, who turns 34 tomorrow, took exception to that evaluation and decided to prove Alderson wrong by throwing a bullpen session—which did not sit well with manager Terry Collins. The skipper indicated that even if Santana's thrice-adjusted Grapefruit League schedule leaves him unprepared to take the mound on Opening Day, he could return shortly after April 1, which would have almost no adverse effect on the still-rebuilding Mets.
In most cases, that assessment—and the Mets' willingness to let Santana work out on his own schedule—would have satisfied all parties. But Santana, who is owed $25.5 million in the last guaranteed year of his six-year, $137.5 million contract, still has a bone to pick. Harper tweeted on Tuesday that the lefty is "barely communicating with club officials," and his Daily News colleague, Andy Martino, added that the sides would need time to smooth things over. There is no reason, at this point, to believe that the relationship is irreparable, but the latest reports from Port St. Lucie further diminish the already-small probability that Santana could toe the Citi Field rubber for the home opener against the Padres.
Were the situation to deteriorate, the Mets would need to eat a significant portion of Santana's salary in order to assemble any trade suitors. Santana has relatively little value to the Mets, who almost certainly will decline his $25 million club option for the 2014 season, but since that option carries a $5.5 million buyout, he is guaranteed to collect $31 million before the deal runs out.
For now, the most probable end to this saga still has Santana rejoining the Mets before the end of April. But if Harper and Martino's tweets are an accurate barometer of Santana's anger, then there may well be another plot twist or two along the way.
Zack Greinke's injury could slow Dodgers' trade talks
We should find out soon whether the minor setback is expected to threaten Greinke's readiness for the beginning of the regular season, but in the meantime, it could alter general manager Ned Colletti's roster plans. After adding Greinke and Hyun-Jin Ryu, and—at least for now—retaining trade candidates Chris Capuano, Aaron Harang, and Ted Lilly, the Dodgers have nearly enough starters to fill two rotations and three too many for a standard five-man crew.
The Greinke scare, however, is just another reminder that you can never have too much pitching, and since every win could matter in a tight National League West race, Colletti might opt to horde his rotation options until later this month. Lilly, whom Zachary Levine mentioned in his January 30 article on sunk costs and who is due $12 million this year, is a safe bet to be exported before the season starts. Aaron Harang, who was scouted by the Orioles earlier this month, also seems likely to be donning a new uniform come April, unless the Dodgers choose to employ him as an expensive, replacement-level swingman. But teams chasing Chris Capuano, the most dependable of the three spare arms, could find Colletti dragging his feet.
Later on Monday, Ryu coughed up three runs in 4 2/3 innings to a Ryan Braun-less Brewers lineup, and the Korean import's projected rotation spot could be in limbo, too. If Capuano, who has served up four homers and allowed seven total runs in five innings this spring, bounces back to challenge his fellow lefty for the fifth-starter job, Colletti might prefer to wait for the competition to play out before resolving the glut.
Daniel Rathman is an author of Baseball Prospectus. Follow @danielrathman
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Hopefully the lines of communication still include Santana's paychecks.
Mar 12, 2013 06:53 AM
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I would imagine there is no problem with the pay checks getting to Santana.
Mar 12, 2013 07:41 AM
Who cares about Santana's ill-feelings to the Mets and/or vice versa.
Mar 12, 2013 10:55 AM
It's annoying as a Mets fan. That organization can't do anything right these days. What free agent is going to want to sign with a club that treats its players poorly?
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PHOENIX — A week before he faces contested primary election to keep his job, State School Superintendent John Huppenthal called a press conference Wednesday to warn voters about an immigration threat he acknowledged may not exist.
The state's top education official warned Arizona schools could be inundated with tens of thousands of immigrant children at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars if President Obama enacts some kind of amnesty.
But in response to questions, Huppenthal confirmed federal law already requires Arizona — and all states — to educate children regardless of their immigration status. And that, he said, means the children he fears might be granted amnesty are likely already here and in Arizona schools.
But he added, there is no way to know "all of the implications'' of what the president might order.
"In the past there have been complex effects of, depending on how it's worded, how it's structured, how it's administered,'' Huppenthal said. "All of these things could inadvertently open up the flood and hit us, hit us hard.''
Huppenthal said he has been worried about the problem now for some months in the wake of thousands of unaccompanied minors crossing into the United States through Texas, about 200 of whom were released to sponsors in Arizona.
He said the timing of his press conference, less than a week before he faces former Peoria school board member Diane Douglas in the GOP primary, is because of the "imminent'' threat of an Obama declaration, one he wants to impact.
But state Sen. Steve Gallardo, a Phoenix Democrat, said he sees a far different motive.
"This is what you do in Arizona politics,'' he said. "When you're losing in the polls and it looks like your days as an elected official are numbered, that's when you start moving towards attacking undocumented kids,'' Gallardo said.
Huppenthal, who had the press conference in his state office, insisted there was nothing political about it.
The winner of the Republican nomination will face either David Garcia or Sharon Thomas, both Democrats, in the general election.
Huppenthal said just those approximately 200 children already released to sponsors will have a $1 million effect on the state budget. But he said that is only the tip of the problem, producing a chart with a $50.8 million price tag if 10,000 children end up in Arizona schools through "illegal immigration under amnesty,'' with costs potentially going as high as $200 million, depending on how many children show up.
He also produced a copy of a letter to federal Education Secretary Arne Duncan warning of a "potential fiscal crisis ... due to a massive influx of amnesty-seeking illegal immigrant school-aged children."
However, Huppenthal acknowledged he has no basis for his estimates of new students, and appeared taken aback by a question about his racial attitudes, as exemplified by some of his once-anonymous blog posts, like one where he wrote, "This is America, speak English.''
"I grew up on the south side of Tucson,'' he said, noting the elementary school he went to was in the "highest minority, highest poverty, lowest income area of Tucson.''
"My social circle was Marcelino Lucero, Manny Gonzales, Jimmy Ortega, Louie Rodriguez,'' Huppenthal continued. "Those were my buddies for eight straight years.''


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It has been a struggle this season for the Wisconsin women's basketball team. At one point enduring a six-game losing streak, the Badgers were clawing to scratch off a single W in the win column. But the Badgers have answered their struggles in recent weeks with a new kind of streak.
Winners of three straight conference games and four of their last six, the Badgers are playing with a renewed sense of energy, responding strongly to a rough start that saw the team lose three straight to open up conference play. The string of victories is something Wisconsin is new to this season, as the team had not won consecutive games since the last week of November.
For the players, this streak was always a feat they knew they could accomplish.
"We've always expected to win those close games in the past," senior forward Ashley Thomas said. "It's disheartening when you work so hard in the first half and then you come back out in the second half and it's almost like a completely different game. It's really encouraging we've taken that step and grown through that and now we're able to play the complete 40 minutes."
One of the areas the Badgers have improved on vastly to this point is closing out games. In four of the team's 13 losses this season the Badgers have either been trailing by one or leading at halftime, only to allow the second half and the game to escape through their clutches.
In their past three victories, however, Wisconsin has held on to any lead it has possessed on its way to closing out games. Perhaps the biggest indicator of the improvement the team has made to this point was seen in their game against Michigan this past Monday. Allowing the Wolverines to claw back from a 16-point hole and take the lead in the second half, the Badgers turned the ball over and started to self-destruct, as poor shot selection and a Michigan press spelled conundrums for Wisconsin.
But the Badgers and head coach Bobbie Kelsey would not let another game slip away, calling a timeout that resulted in sophomore guard Morgan Paige slicing down the lane for a layup in what was the defining moment of the game.
"When coach called the timeout she told us to stop settling for threes against their zone and look to attack," Paige said. "We made the adjustment at the timeout to either attack the middle or look to pass it into one of our posts down low. I looked down the lane and saw a lot of space so I just took it strong."
Offensively, the Badgers have been models of consistency during their three-game streak. Although Wisconsin has finally begun to cement the flow and chemistry of Kelsey's offense, the first two months of the season were characterized by the Badgers struggling to find a single good look in a possession. In the Badgers' 13 losses this season, the team has shot on average 36.1 percent from the floor. While the Badgers have shot an average of 46.8 percent during their recent streak, the team has looked more in sync than ever, as dribble penetration, solid post production and smart passes have given the Badgers high percentage shots throughout the court.
Another side effect for the Badgers in their offensive awakening has been the production of junior Taylor Wurtz. While Wurtz had led Wisconsin in scoring with an average close to 16 points per night, her teammates have recently helped shoulder some of the scoring load. Earlier in the season when the Badgers struggled from the field, it often looked like Wurtz was pressing for her shots, as the star guard was often the only Wisconsin player in a rhythm from the floor. In the Badgers' 13 losses this season, Wurtz has shot on average 36.3 percent from the field, but in the Badgers' recent streak, Wurtz has shot 47.1 percent from the floor, resulting from better looks, thanks to her teammates' recent hot shooting.
During the first two months of the season the Badgers struggled to find looks early during a possession, often letting the clock wind down under eight seconds before hoisting up a contested look. After nearly three months of competition, the Badgers' offense has a new feel of flow to it, as the team continues to run a quick transition offense that finds open looks earlier in the shot clock. With the average time per offensive position seemingly dropping every week, Kelsey's fast paced system is finally yielding fruits in the form of wins for Wisconsin.
"It definitely was an emphasis by coach for us over winter break that we didn't have class so we should be in the gym all the time working on offensive stuff," Thomas said. "I think that definitely helped us getting in that extra work. But constantly going over offense in practice has helped us get that flow and be consistent. We know the plays work, but we don't always execute them properly and get those good shots that come from executing properly."
The Badgers' recent success will be tested in the coming days, as the team faces three opponents ranked in the top 25 in their next five games, with every ranked matchup occurring away from the home floor of the Kohl Center.
"I think it's great we're still the underdog because we play like we have nothing to lose," Thomas said. "Going into these next games with this streak of wins should give us that confidence to know we can play with anybody."


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The season 7 premiere of Travel Channel's Bizarre Foods America is titled Hidden Los Angeles. Andrew Zimmern, the country's culinary navigator of esoteric delicacies, takes a look at great food "hiding in neighborhoods where outsiders rarely go."
Fittingly, he visits Cambodia Town in Long Beach.
In the episode, airing at 9 p.m. on July 1, Zimmern is guided through neighborhood gems by praCh Ly, a rapper/community ambassador who OC Weekly profiled in a cover story last year. Ly drops knowledge about the ethnic district and surrounding city, where thousands of Cambodian refugees fled after living under the brutal Khmer Rouge regime from 1975 to 1979.
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The 10th annual Kingwood Classic is now in the books. But the stories, news and notes are still rolling ahead. In this look back at the event, RivalsHoops.com National Recruiting Analyst Justin Young takes a look at the event's top performers in today's Just A Minute.
Georgia head coach Dennis Felton and assistant Mike Jones sat behind the Georgia Stars bench on Sunday and loved every minute on the stiff bleachers. They should. They reeled in the Peach State's top two talents in the class of 2005. Louis Williams and Mike Mercer were two of the top players at the prestigious Kingwood Classic and helped the Georgia Stars win the event.
Williams gets better and better. He is instant offense and loves to pull up from the parking lot for threes. The 6-foot-1 guard sports a 40-inch vertical jump and defenders know it. He's good for a handful of mind-boggling dunks a game.
Mercer is becoming Mr. Versatility. The 6-foot-4 prospect can play the point to the small forward spot. He is comfortable at any position. His rebounding skills have improved as have his shot and selection. If defenses key on Williams, which they usually do, Mercer is usually there to take advantage.
The duo won a hard-fought Georgia state title last year at South Gwinnett High School. Looks like their trophy case needs an upgrade. Their Georgia Stars AAU team has already taken home the hardware at two of the top AAU events this spring (Kingwood and Boo Williams).
The class of 2005 isn't as strong as the class of 2004. That's what the consensus has been when discussing the rising juniors. But several guards at the Kingwood Classic did a good job of keeping their position out of that conversation. A number of backcourt wizards stepped up to the challenge and captivated the crowd last weekend.
Bobby Frasor was a must see for coaches and he gave them something to ponder on their flights home Sunday night. The 6-foot-3 sharpshooter from Brother Rice (Ill.) was one of the deadliest players all weekend. The J.J. Redick comparisons have already begun and while Frasor isn't quite at that level yet, he's getting close. DePaul, Georgia Tech, Marquette, NC State, Stanford and Wisconsin are his early favorites and all were in the gym on several occasions. So were Duke, Illinois, Michigan State, North Carolina and Texas. Watch his list grow even more in the next week.
Blink and you'll miss Jovan Adams. The speedy guard is one of the quickest guards in the country. He uses that to his advantage by penetrating to the basket for buckets and beats his man off the dribble nearly every possession. The Houston Elite guard is capable of scoring 40 points in any given game. He did on Sunday afternoon. Georgia Tech head coach Paul Hewitt was there to see the offensive output.
Last weekend in Las Vegas, Mario Chalmers established himself as one of the most impressive scorers in the class of 2005, if not the best. In Houston, he still managed to do the same but it was his defense that made coaches talk on the sidelines. The Alaska guard can (and will) pick pocket opponents one on one in the open court. He has long arms and covers a lot of ground on the defensive end. Chalmers has elevated his status to elite in April. It's no surprise that Wake Forest's Skip Prosser, UNC's Roy Williams, Hewitt and Arizona's Lute Olsen all saw him in person at the Kingwood.
Future Duke point guard Greg Paulus is making a strong case for top 10 status for the remainder of his high school career. The quarterback/point guard runs an offense like a pro and when things aren't clicking on offense, he'll tuck the responsibility under his belt and score like a two guard. He's explosive with the dribble (with either hand) and masters the art of the bounce pass. It's no wonder why the Blue Devils tried to lock him up early. He may be the top point guard in this class.
Every prospect, whether ranked or not, says the same thing heading into tournaments like the Kingwood. "I just want to make a name for myself," they almost say in unison. These unknowns not only made a name for themselves, they earned several potential scholarships and the respect of high majors across the country.
AAU coaches are known for promoting their players. It's almost expected. So when Gary Graham of the Smyrna Stars (Ga.) ran into coaches, he made sure they knew who Kovotney Barber was. The 6-foot-7, 210-pound forward from Manchester Co. High School had the look of a player but it wasn't until the ball was tipped when he actually played like a high major. He's a dunk machine, he can handle the ball and rebounds like his life depends on it.
We asked an ACC assistant coach how many offers he thought Barber would have in a week. He quickly said, "How many offers do you think he'll have tonight?" The Georgia schools have all peeked into him, as have some SEC schools. There is more to come on Barber.
Courtney Fells's telephone number became an instant speed dial number for coaches over the weekend. The 6-foot-5 wing for the Lighthouse All-Stars/Shannon High School (Miss.) became a must see player for a number of ACC and SEC schools. His jumper is a thing of beauty and his athleticism isn't exactly average, either. Ole Miss and NC State have both extended scholarship offers.
Recruiting addicts know about O.J. Mayo. He's been a national recruit even before he enrolled in high school. The 6-foot-5 class of 2007 superstar lived up to his billing in the opening game of the Kingwood, going for a near triple-double. He's even more impressive off the court with his eerily similar personality to NBA Rookie of the Year LeBron James. Ready for the next?
Mayo's teammate on the D1 Greyhounds and at Cincinnati's North College Hill High School, Bill Walker is a dunking machine. The 6-foot-5 wing made sure everyone knew that on Friday night with a thundering dunk on 6-foot-8 Isaiah Rusher of the Houston Hoops. Walker challenged gravity for a second or so when he was in the air. The moment will be remembered for some time.
While the Georgia Stars are sweeping the nation, a younger Nike team is being cultivated into the next AAU powerhouse. Memphis YOMCA has a number of high major players waiting in the wings. Led by sophomores 6-foot-8 wing Thaddeus Young, 6-foot-9 beast Pierre Niles, 6-foot-9 Wayne Chism and 6-foot-1 Willie Kemp, Memphis is becoming a new hotbed for high major talent.
Young is an ultra athletic small forward with good ball skills and great athleticism. Niles is one of the biggest and strongest players in the class. Chism is right there with his teammate. Kemp is a good shooting guard with room to grow.
Playing with Greg Oden and Josh McRoberts, Daequan Cook emerged as Spiece Indy Heat's top offensive threat. He's all over the court and knows how to score buckets. He's equally solid on the defensive end with his wingspan and good rebounding skills.


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Bloemfontein - Two days before the ANC's elective conference in Mangaung, the party was putting the finishing touches to its venue at the University of the Free State.
There was a strong police presence on the campus in Bloemfontein on Friday. Reporters were taken on a tour of the conference venue.
Scaffolding draped with pictures of former and present African National Congress presidents frames the entrance to the main marquee, which can accommodate more than 6000 delegates.
Inside, it is draped with white, green, gold and black fabric, all lit by chandeliers.
During the heated debates, delegates will be kept cool by 40 portable air-conditioners and 60 fans.
Two big screens will be erected near the stage, and 18 plasma screens around the tent.
On stage, there are enough chairs to seat the entire national executive committee.
The tent has a makeshift wooden floor tiered downwards to the stage, at the foot of which bouquets of flowers are arranged.
President Jacob Zuma and ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe will address delegates in the marquee on Sunday, and it is also where they will nominate their preferred candidates to lead the party.
Afterwards, delegates will move to other parts of the campus where commissions on policy will be held.
ANC spokesman Jackson Mthembu said a team had been tasked to deal with emergency situations and evacuation if anything should go wrong.
"This structure has been certified, and emergency situations taken into account," he told reporters during the tour.
Outside the main tent, an area is dedicated to the ANC's "ancestors" who include ANC founder John Dube, anti-apartheid activist lawyer Bram Fischer, Zulu leader Shaka Zulu, and Lesotho's King Moshoeshoe.
Statues of them were provided by the ANC's archive committee, headed by Dali Tambo.
Mthembu said the ANC would like the statues to be placed at a future heritage site in Bloemfontein.
The ANC's national conference starts on Sunday. - Sapa


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Famous boardgame and great iOS experience, with expansions as in-app purchases.
"iPhone Game of the Year", iTunes Rewind Germany.
"The single best board game experience in the App Store", gamezebo
"Carcassonne does just about everything right on the iPhone", ars technica
"It is quite simply one of the most polished games on the platform", wired.com
"There's nothing like a sneaky farmer to push you across the winning line", Edge Magazine
"Beautiful and intuitive", joystiq
"Carcassonne is as good as it gets", EGM
"Of all the tabletop games I have played on my iPad while pooping, nothing has as much time invested in it as Carcassonne", Wil Wheaton
Play the original award winning board game Carcassonne with friends, family, or other board game enthusiasts - online or offline.
Build a medieval landscape, tile by tile, claim landmarks with your followers and score points. As a winner of the prestigious "Spiel des Jahres" award in 2001, the game allows for a plethora of play styles and strategies. If you like social gaming or board games you will love Carcassonne!
• Official Carcassonne game with original artwork
• Universal App - Buy once, play on iPad and iPhone
• Expansions available via In-App-Purchase
• "The River" adds a new strategic element to the game play
• "Inns and Cathedrals" adds a double follower and tiles to upvalue cities and roads.
• "Traders & Builders" with trade-goods, pigs and builders.
• "Princess & Dragon" with dragon, princess, fairy and magic portals.
• "Phantom" adds the phantom, a game piece you can place in addition to other followers.
• "Winter" with a new theme, tiles, and the Gingerbread Man.
• "Double Base Tile Set" adds the possibility to play with twice the amount of base game (or winter) cards.
• "The Old River" - the first expansion ever for the board game
• "The Abbot" adds gardens and lets you score cloisters before the end of the game
• "German Cathedrals" - place a meeple on a German cathedral to score points. Roads connected to a German cathedral score bonus points.
• Easy mode that does not count Fields, ideal for Kids
• 9 different AI players: (Hans, Count, Countess, Maid, Servant, Juggler, Fortune Teller, Witch and Warlock)
• Play with up to five players passing one device around
• Unique Solitaire mode
• Internet multiplayer with Push Notifications
• Online and offline ranking
• Game Center Achievements
• Comprehensive in-game manual
• Tutorials with voice acting
• Compete for the best score in Solitaire Game of the Week
• Chat function
• Play with Game Center friends
• How do I redownload my Expansions?
You can restore your purchases free of charge in the app's purchases menu. (The treasure chest in the main menu.)
• Help! I'm trapped in a menu screen!
Try opening http://carcassonneapp.com/cleanup.html in your iPad's or iPhone's Safari.
• What about more Expansions?
We are continuing to work on further expansions. Please don't hesitate to tell us which one you'd like to see next!
• Can I play asynchronously?
Yes. In "Play with Friends" you can leave the app and will be notified when it's your turn again. No pressure though, unlike "Quick Play" there are no time limits.
• Can I play against my familiy or friends by passing the device around?
Yes, of course. Up to five players can play on the same device.
• Do I need to buy the expansions to participate in a game with expansions?
To play online multiplayer, you need to buy the expansion to play with it.
• Can I play with expansions in quick play?
Yes. However currently we limit the combinations of the expansions in quick play to avoid fragmentation of the player base and longer waiting times for games. We try to give three or four useful combinations for quick play. There is also the "Automatic" category that tries to match you up with anyone who wants to play right now.
Introducing three mini expansions for your Carcassonne playing pleasure.
Fixed in 4.28:
• Improved stability.
• Added explanation for combining Inns and German Cathedrals to the manual.
Fixed in 4.26:
• Using a new technology to make local network games work again.
Fixed in 4.25:
• Scores from German Cathedrals were sometimes displayed multiple times.
Fixed in 4.23:
• Fixed a crash when chatting
• Abbot recall now works immediately (before dragon move)
• Stability improvements
Fixed in 4.22:
• Solitaire works again.
• Various scoring fixes.
Fixed in 4.21:
• Old achievements are no longer shown when starting the app.
• The Abbot could not be recalled when a player had no meeple left.
New in 4.20:
• Abbot
The Abbot is a new game piece you place on Cloisters or Gardens (a new tile feature that will magically appear on some existing tiles). You can recall the Abbot at any time during the game, scoring points without needing to finish the Cloister or Garden first.
• The Old River
This was the very first expansion evver to be published for Carcassonne. Introduced at the SPIEL 2001 toy fair in Germany, it remains a true collector's item.
• German Cathedrals
The newest mini expansion comprising six famous German cathedrals. So new it's not even available in print until mid October.
You can place a meeple on a German cathedral to score points. Roads connected to a German cathedral score bonus points.


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Adults Thursdays/Sundays: $43
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Dr. Fafalak graduated from the New York Medical College in 1987. He works in New York, NY and 1 other location and specializes in Rheumatology and Internal Medicine. Dr. Fafalak is affiliated with Mount Sinai Beth Israel and NYU Langone Medical Center.
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This procedure documents Bradley University's method and means of responding to a malware threat.
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This procedure is in support of Malware Protection (5.06).
Procedure Description
Computer and network activity resulting from malware is costly to the institution in a number of ways. Data loss, system corruption, and the cost of human and financial resources required to restore system and network integrity are detrimental to the institution. There is no one product which will secure and protect the campus systems and network. Reasonable efforts must be made by individuals, departments, and technology support units to provide system and network protection from destructive programs and other security encroachments.
Advice and Assistance
Information Resources and Technology will provide protection assistance by assisting individuals with recovery from malware. This includes advice on containment to stop the spread, help with removing malware, and advice on how to prevent a recurrence.
Computer users not complying with this computer security procedure leave themselves and others at risk of infections which could result in:
- Damaged or lost files
- Inoperable computer resulting in loss of productivity
- Risk of spread of infection to others
- Confidential data being revealed to unauthorized persons
An individual's non-compliant computer can have significant, adverse affects on other individuals, groups, or the University itself. It is critical for the protection of all individuals using the campus network that each computer be adequately protected against virus activity. Non-compliance with this policy by use of a computer on the campus network which is not adequately protected against virus infection may result in a variety of negative outcomes outlined below.
University-owned computers (purchased through Campus Computer Sales and supported by IRT)
Virus activity is generally initially suspected when a great deal of traffic is identified by network administration software coming from a particular IP address (in use by a particular individual) on the network. When this occurs, the following steps are taken:
- Network access by that computer will be restricted.
- A trouble ticket will be opened by the HelpDesk, the University employee responsible for the infected computer will be contacted. (If the responsible party cannot be identified, the restriction will remain in place until someone contacts the HelpDesk about the computer.)
- A time will be arranged for the infected computer to be scanned and cleaned. If files appear to be damaged or missing, file recovery will be attempted.
- The IRT staff person will ensure that antivirus software is installed and updating daily on the computer before the ticket is closed.
Student-owned computers
As with university-owned computers, virus activity on student computers is generally identified when a great deal of traffic is coming from a particular IP address (in use by a particular individual) on the network. The following steps are taken when this occurs:
- Network administrators will restrict the user's access to the network and notify the HelpDesk of the restriction. The HelpDesk will call the student to whom the computer is registered to inform them of the restriction.
- The student must bring their laptop or CPU to the HelpDesk for assistance in scanning and cleaning the malware from the system.
- The student must demonstrate that antivirus software is installed and set to update daily before network access is restored.
- A fee of $25 will be charged for an initial violation. A fee of $50 will be charged if there is a subsequent violation by the same student. If non-compliance with the policy continues, the student may be referred to the residential life and student judicial services office.
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Photo Coverage: BLOOD FROM A STONE Production Pics!
The New Group is presenting BLOOD FROM A STONE through February 19 at Theatre Row. The production shots have been released and BroadwayWorld brings you a first look below!
Blood From A Stone is by Tommy Nohilly and Directed by Scott Elliott. Blood From A Stone features Gordon Clapp, Ann Dowd, Thomas Guiry, Ethan Hawke, Natasha Lyonne and Daphne Rubin-Vega.
An unflinching and darkly comic depiction of life in blue collar Connecticut, Blood From A Stone zeroes in on a working class family wrestling to keep it together as day-to-day struggles exert their squeeze. When Travis pays a visit to his parents' home, he finds an already volatile household imploding and his close-knit but deeply conflicted family teetering on the brink.
This production features Gordon Clapp and Ann Dowd as Bill and Margaret, Ethan Hawke and Thomas Guiry as their sons Travis and Matt, Natasha Lyonne as daughter Sarah, and Daphne Rubin-Vega as neighbor Yvette.
Set Design is by Derek McLane (B'way: 33 Variations, Miracle Worker, Ragtime, Grease, I Am My Own Wife; Off-B'way at The New Group: The Kid, A Lie of the Mind, The Starry Messenger, Groundswell, Rafta, Rafta..., many others), Costume Design is by Theresa Squire (B'way:
The Lieutenant of Inishmore, High Fidelity; Off-B'way: Rafta, Rafta..., Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) at The New Group), Lighting Design is by Jason Lyons (B'way: Rock of Ages, The Threepenny Opera, Nine; Off-B'way at The New Group: The Starry Messenger, Groundswell, Rafta, Rafta..., Two Thousand Years, others) and Sound Design is by Bart Fasbender (B'way: Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Off-B'way at The New Group: Terrorism; and productions with Les Freres Corbusier, Second Stage, MTC, Playwrights Horizons, Lincoln Center, the Atlantic, Primary Stages, Naked Angels and more). The Dialect Coach is Doug Paulson and Special Effects are by Jeremy Chernick (recent Broadway: Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, The Scottsboro Boys, Pee
Wee's Playhouse, The Addams Family).
Blood From A Stone plays at The New Group @ Theatre Row (The Acorn Theatre / 410 West 42 Street, between 9 & 10 Aves) as follows: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday at 7:00 PM and Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 8:00PM. Matinees Saturday at 2:00 PM.
For more info, visit www.thenewgroup.org.
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The Minister for Finance has said he is not going to rule out any tax initiative, or any tax increase, or any tax reduction, in the light of the state of the country's finances.
Michael Noonan told the Dáil that he was saying this at a level of principle, and that he had nothing in mind.
Asked by Fianna Fáil's Michael McGrath if this included income tax, Mr Noonan declined to specifically rule out changes to income tax, but referred the deputy to the Programme for Government, saying this gave the 'principles' on which the Government would base its tax approach.
The programme commits the Government to maintaining the current rates of income tax together with bands and credits, and not to increase the top marginal rates of taxes on income.
Later, Deputy McGrath claimed these remarks indicated the Government could be preparing to abandon another plank of its election campaign, accusing it of 'performing U-turns on an almost daily basis'.