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LOUISVILLE — The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky invites applications under its new Investing in Kentucky's Future initiative, from communities working to improve children's health. The Foundation anticipates making grants to five to ten communities throughout the Commonwealth. This new five-year, $3 million program seeks to test innovative ways to reduce chronic disease risks for school-aged children.
Chronic diseases are diseases that last over time, decrease quality of life and increase the risk of early death. They include conditions like cancer, diabetes and heart disease. Substance abuse and some mental illnesses are also chronic. Troublingly, chronic diseases occur at higher rates in Kentucky than in surrounding states.
"Our goal is to help communities make positive changes that will help children start and sustain healthy habits to last a lifetime," stated Susan Zepeda, CEO of the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky. "Whether the challenge is access to needed routine medical check-ups, safe places to play or nutritious foods, or caring adults to show ways to communicate and avoid risky behaviors, we want to help communities find new pathways to positive solutions."
Interested communities are encouraged to apply. The deadline to submit a letter of intent to apply for grant funding is Nov. 16. Following a letter of intent, the Foundation will invite applicants to submit a full proposal. The deadline for the receipt of the full proposal is Feb. 28. For a complete copy of the RFP, and additional information regarding grant opportunities through the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky, please visit healthy-ky.org or call our office toll-free at 877-326-2583.
Research shows that safe and effective health care, supportive education, and adults who protect and nurture children are factors that promote health.
"The health of our next generation is at stake. That's why we are investing in Kentucky's future," concluded Zepeda. "We believe that by working together on the local level, civic leaders with vision can develop innovative strategies to improve the health of our children."
Investing in Kentucky's Future includes funding and providing training and technical assistance to community groups to launch effective, sustainable models for better children's health. The Foundation relies on local leaders to identify critical health needs and helps focus investments on how best to engage the community in order to have the biggest impact.
The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky is a non-profit, philanthropic organization working to address the unmet health care needs of Kentuckians. Our approach centers on developing and influencing health policy, to promote lasting change in the systems by which health care is provided and good health sustained, to:
• improve access to care,
• reduce health risks and disparities, and
• promote health equity.
The Foundation makes grants, supports research, holds educational forums and convenes communities to engage and develop the capacity of the Commonwealth to improve the health and quality of life of all Kentuckians.
For more information, please visit www.healthy-ky.org.


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Tonight's presidential debate: Barack Obama and Mitt Romney need to seem likable
Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama spar over energy policy during the second presidential debate at Hofstra University, Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012, in Hempstead, N.Y.
Mitt Romney won the first 2012 presidential debate decisively, while President Obama rebounded two weeks later with a narrow victory. That leaves Monday's third and final faceoff — one ostensibly set to focus on foreign policy — as the tiebreaker. And in a razor-tight race, the winner could very well go on to claim the White House. Here are the stakes:
LAST CHANCE WITH BIG AUDIENCE. The first presidential debate attracted about 67.2 million viewers and the second drew 65.6 million, according to Nielsen ratings. Though it centers on a subject of less interest to voters, the third debate will be seen by tens of millions of people. It will be both candidates' last chance to make their final appeal with so many Americans watching at once.
The pressure to deliver a solid performance is high. After the showdown at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla., there are no more do-overs left, and neither candidate will want to leave a bad final impression. Despite the foreign-policy frame, look for Romney and Obama to use their time to make overtures to key demographics — chief among them women, who are shaping up to be the campaign season's most sought after bloc.
COMMANDER IN CHIEF CREDENTIALS. Obama was able to erase a decades-long perception that Republicans were stronger in the national-security arena when he announced last year that Osama bin Laden had been killed in a raid carried out at his command. The successful assassination of the al-Qaida leader and Obama's other foreign-policy successes have been bright spots in a campaign fighting against what was until recently a tide of dour economic news.
Nonetheless, Obama and his administration were shaken by the killing of four Americans in Libya and recent polls have shown Obama's once-formidable edge on foreign policy slowly slipping away. According to an Oct. 18 poll conducted by the Pew Research Center, 47 percent of Americans said they trust Obama on such matters, while 43 percent favored Romney.
At the debate, Obama will likely highlight his decision to go after bin Laden and emphasize that he's already proven himself a successful commander in chief. He'll want to do it tastefully though—the campaign's aggressive push on that front elicited criticism in some quarters for striking an overly celebratory tone in dealing with matters of war.
LIBYA REDUX. Romney and Obama's tense exchange about the attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya, and the White House's response to it, was probably the most important moment of the second presidential debate. And the president, who lectured Romney about politicizing the death of a U.S. ambassador and three other diplomatic officials, clearly won the showdown.
Obama's rhetorical victory begs the question of whether Romney will once again wade aggressively into this fight. A foreign-policy debate will undoubtedly focus on it, more so even than the previous two, but Romney could let debate moderator Bob Schieffer lead the inquisition this time. A softer approach, however, would disappoint conservatives, who still think the deadly attack is a sore spot for the president and needs to be brought to voters' attention. The way both candidates handle the issue in the debate will offer a preview of how the Libya attacks will play out in the last two weeks of the race.
VISION. After months of crisscrossing the country, millions of dollars in ads, and two presidential debates, a common refrain among voters — especially those who remain undecided — is that they still don't know what a first Romney administration or a second Obama term would look like, or what it would mean for them. Part of the problem is the relentless back-and-forth of often misleading attacks and counterattacks. This is both candidates' last best chance to leave voters with forward-looking details they can take home, beyond finger-pointing and in-the-weeds squabbling about their tax plans. Continued...
CAN ANYONE BE NICE? Romney and Obama didn't win points for political decorum last week. They interrupted each other, invaded the other's personal space, and made it plainly obvious their animosity was personal as much as political. More than one pundit observed that in any other setting, the two men would have looked as if they were ready to throw a punch.
It was a problem: Voters, especially the moderates and independents so coveted by both campaigns, didn't like the tone. Neither man was more obstreperous than the other, so the net political effect so far has been a wash. But if either candidate finds a way to rise above the fray, the political gain could be significant.
For Romney in particular, that would mean finally letting go of his obsession with the rules of the debate. The battle of favorability has long favored Obama, but recent polls show Romney erasing the once yawning gap. Their performances on Monday could determine which candidate heads toward Election Day as more likable — and since 1984, likability has been a key indicator of who will win.
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MagicAndre1981, on 02 February 2012 - 07:31 AM, said:
That makes perfect sense to me. But then, I'm not a MS developer or executive...
MagicAndre1981, on 02 February 2012 - 07:31 AM, said:
I have only "dipped my toes" into the Linux ocean, so while I know these names, I'll need to look into what Gnome 2 is exactly, or what the implications are of removing it. The Zorin developers say they are committed to maintaining their OS into the future. If it's still alive and kicking when (if) the time comes to make the switch from Microsoft Tiles 1.0 (Metro isn't really "windows"), then that may well become my new OS.
It looks like they will be updating Zorin to incorporate Gnome 3. With any luck, the change won't mess up the "Windows" look-and-feel too much.


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A number of central functions can be found here which are common for all campuses: The student clinic, a new large library, the Info-Center, a sports centre, a housing agency, the President's administration and much more. There are also cafés and restaurants as well as the student union building Nymble where the student's union arranges different types of activities.
Thanks to a major exchange with foreign universities, the environment at KTH Campus is noticeably international. Each year, 1,000 exchange students arrive here and approximately the same amount come to study on KTH's Master's programmes.
Within the area, there are also other university colleges such as Danshögskolan (the College of Dance), Försvarshögskolan (the Military Academy) and Operahögskolan (University College of Opera), which contribute to making the campus even more dynamic and alive!
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From the luxury of Bangkok's malls and gleaming highrises, head north to Thailand's hills. Eating and sleeping with the hilltribes will bring you face to face with these colourful cultures. We'll leave plenty of time for fun in historic Chiang Mai with its night market and delicious cuisine. Our CEOs will help you get off the beaten path—but you'll stay flexible by being able to choose the activities you really want.
Highlights: Experiencing the bustle of Bangkok, exploring the vibrancy of Chiang Mai, trekking through northern hilltribes and meeting the locals, riding on the back of an elephant and floating on a bamboo raft.
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Watch the sunset through the fishing nets of Kochi, stretch out on white sand beaches, drift through the tranquil backwaters and rise at dawn to see the sunrise. This 7-day tour offers a quick introduction to the diversity of South India. Inhale the exotic perfume of cardamom as you stroll through spice gardens and unwind with some yoga in your free time. Meet the locals and spend the night with a local family on a tour that's all about authentic cultural experience.
Highlights: Relaxing in the calm backwaters, experiencing a local homestay, chilling out on quiet beaches, sampling South Indian cuisine.
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Marvel at the incredible Khmer ruins of Angkor Wat and the clear turquoise waters at Sihanoukville. This journey packages Cambodia's treasures into 10 well-paced days. Brave Ho Chi Minh City's jam-packed streets with other travellers your own age—you can be sure they'll keep pace with you—or check out the more laid back waterways of Vietnam's Mekong Delta. With your accommodation, transportation and general trip logistics arranged, you can concentrate on choosing the activities that interest you most.
Highlights: Exploring bustling Bangkok, catching the sunrise over Angkor Wat, enjoying a delicious Khmer meal at a vocational training restaurant funded by Planeterra, walking the bustling streets of Phnom Penh, chilling out on golden beaches, connecting with the locals on an overnight homestay, cruising the Mekong Delta, discovering intriguing Ho Chi Minh City.
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From Bangkok nightclubs that never close to laid-back beachside drinks on Koh Tao, experience the energy of southern Thailand. Hike through the magnificent lowland rainforest of Khao Sok National Park, where tigers still roam, or laze in a riverside hammock. This is your trip—so tread your own path. With an expert CEO leading the way, you're free to snorkel beautiful coral reefs or work on your tan. Enjoy the best of the beachside sun and backpacker nightlife in nine amazing days.
Highlights: Exploring bustling Bangkok, enjoying nature at Khao Sok National Park, relaxing on the white-sand beaches of Koh Samui and Koh Tao.
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Wednesday, May 20 2009 - Get Involved
Lecture at Sydney University - "The Life and Death of World Trade Centre One"Dr. David Leifer - http://www.arch.usyd.edu.au/staff/homepage/davidleifer.shtml When: 6:30pm, Thursday the 4th of June 2009 Dr. David Leifer, Architect and Senior Lecturer at Sydney University continues to question the veracity of the "official explanation" of the WTC collapses on September 11th 2009. In this lecture on Thursday the 4th of June, Dr. Leifer will uncover what is most probable, not what is politically correct about the collapse of WTC 1 that was impacted by Flight 11 on 9/11. It is worth remembering that three Sydney residents died in WTC 1; Alberto Dominguez on Flight 11 and both Craig Neil Gibson and Steve Tompsett, working in the building. There is no doubt this issue is relevant to us in Sydney and we hope more academics in Sydney and Australia join Dr. Leifer in serious research of these murders.
Wednesday, May 20 2009 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
9/11: Blueprint for Truth - WTC Building 7 - 10 minutes9/11: Blueprint for Truth - WTC Building 7 - 10 minutes - from the new AE911Truth "Companion" Edition DVD This is one of the three abridged videos on the new AE911Truth Companion Edition to "9/11: Blueprint for Truth -- The Architecture of Destruction" DVD. In just 10 minutes Richard Gage, AIA of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth takes you through most of the scientific forensic evidence proving beyond a reasonable doubt that the destruction of WTC 7 was accomplished with explosive controlled demolition. This DVD is available at the AE911Truth online store, packaged together along with the 30 and 60 minute versions of 9/11: Blueprint for Truth. See the extended 2 hour Research Edition for the complete array of evidence and background information! Visit www.ae911truth.org for further details.
Tuesday, May 19 2009 - Other Important News
Official story of 9/11 "almost entirely untrue"5/19/09 UPDATE: Following is an interesting note posted by Reprehensor at 911blogger.com about the situation at Daily Kos following the posting of this diary entry, "Official story of 9/11 'almost entirely untrue'," which has received over 1,000 comments since being posted. It seems a very popular member there has been banned for posting a note addressing one of the core problems in America, and indeed for the truth movement. As time goes on, rather than looking more clearly at history to learn from it, truth becomes more clearly "banned" from popular culture. Bravo to this person for pointing out the obvious in spite of "the rules."
From Reprehensor: Following the posting of Inky99's blog entry, Official story of 9/11 "almost entirely untrue", a follow-up blog was posted by longtime site user, Tocquedeville, entitled, The Conspiracy Theorist Label. Despite Tocquedeville's popularity on the site, he was banned, merely for pointing out the obvious; Although Tocquedeville ultimately relies on the blowback hypothesis, his opening comment is 100% valid, and true. Now, user Bidet has posted this; Daily Kos diarist, Tocquedeville, has been banned. This diary is a petition to get him unbanned. Inky99's blog garnered over 1000 comments, the same as Tocquedeville's diary. However, the diary entry calling for the reinstatement of Tocquedeville has collected over 2500 comments as of 0622 Central Time today, and the poll has over 8200 votes, with a 2 to 1 majority asking for the unbanning of Tocquedeville. I haven't posted anything at Kos in over a year, but when I posted a poll along with Dem Bruce Lee Styles' video, here, I got a nearly 7 to 1 positive response for asking this simple question; "Was 9/11 adequately investigated?" It's been nearly 3 years since Kos put his policy in place, which is apparently completely out of step with his own user base. Perhaps, with enough vocal, logical, powerful participation on Kos, he will re-think his policy. I doubt it, but it's the "Hope and Change" era, is it not? – Ed.
by Inky99 May 16, 2009 dailykos.com The State of the Nation blog Now, before you get your panties in a bunch, this is about a new book, titled "The Ground Truth: The Story Behind America's Defense on 9/11". And before you get all outraged (The FAQ! The FAQ!), here is the author of the book, John Farmer:
Monday, May 18 2009 - Get Involved
Annie Machon Lecture tour 2009 ANNIE MACHON, Ex-MI5, in Montreal on Thursday May 28 Annie Machon Lecture tour 2009 MI5 whistle blower and 9/11 truth activist Annie Machon will be traveling across Canada spreading the good word in late May, 2009. Cambridge educated, blonde and beautiful, Annie Machon was MI5's dream recruit... until she blew the whistle on them for all their crimes. Machon will be telling us her story, the story of MI5's bungling, add a few choice episodes from our ow illustrious CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service ) -- the Canadian counterpart to MI5 -- and tie it all in to 9/11 and the history of false flag terrorism. Read an interview with Annie Machon Annie Machon, ex-agent du MI5, à Montréal le 28 mai! Dénonciatrice du MI5 et activiste pour la vérité sur le 11 septembre, Annie Machon traversera le Canada afin de répendre la bonne nouvelle à la fin mai 2009. Éduquée à Cambridge, blonde et belle, Annie Machon était la recrue parfaite du MI5... jusqu'à ce qu'elle les dénonce pour tous leurs crimes. Annie Machon nous parlera de son histoire, l'histoire d'un MI5 maladroit, ajoutera quelques épisodes de notre illustre SCRS (Service canadien du renseignement de sécurité) -- la contre-partie canadienne du MI5 -- et fera les liens avec le 11 septembre et l'histoire des opérations terroristes false flag.
Monday, May 18 2009 - Research/Evidence
Rob Kall interviews Sibel EdmondsPosted at 911blogger.com by Loose Nuke Rob Kall Headlined Lukery's transcript: See either link for hyperlinks- as Lukery says, Rob's radio show gets archived here, but they're only up to 3/18/09: PS- recent, related article by Lukery: They spy on judges, too. http://letsibeledmondsspeak.blogspot.com/2009/05/rob-kall-interviews-sib...
Monday, May 18 2009 - Research/Evidence
Dr. Frank Legge, two new papers at the Journal of 9/11 StudiesAnnouncing two new papers by Dr. Frank Legge (Ph.D., Chemistry) published at journalof911studies.com: 1) "Controlled Demolition at the WTC: an Historical Examination of the Case" provides a brief history of research related to explosive demolition at the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001, from Dr. Legge's point of view. Cogent and pithy; worth the read. http://journalof911studies.com/volume/2009/LeggeCDatWTC.pdf 2) "Frank Greening versus Isaac Newton" provides a brief expose of the "lapse" by F. Greening in understanding Newton's Third Law -- and the significance of this gaffe by Greening. Sometimes humorous, certainly enlightening. http://journalof911studies.com/volume/2009/FGvsNewton.pdf
Saturday, May 16 2009 - Truth Movement News
9-11 Conspiracy Theorists Sue St. LouisBy JOE HARRIS May 12, 2009 Courthouse News Service ST. LOUIS (CN) - Two 9-11 conspiracy theorists say St. Louis used an unconstitutional ordinance to violate their right to free speech. Donald Stahl and William Demsar say city police arrested them on Feb. 6 for carrying a banner that stated, "911 Was An Inside Job!" In their federal claim, the men say it was a peaceful protest calling for a new, independent investigation into the federal government's involvement into the events of September 11, 2001. The men say they were not blocking pedestrian or vehicular traffic. They say police arrested them and destroyed their sign based on an ordinance that states: "No person shall sell or offer for sale any goods or merchandise, display any sign or pictures, participate in or conduct an exhibition or demonstration, talk, sing or play music on any street or abutting premises, or alley in consequences of which there is such a gathering of persons or stopping of vehicles as to impede either pedestrians or vehicular traffic."
Friday, May 15 2009 - Research/Evidence
9/11: Time for a Second LookAmong independent scientists and professionals in the relevant fields who have studied the evidence, the weight of scientific and professional opinion is now overwhelmingly on the side of the 9/11 Truth Movement. Whereas well over 1,000 such people have gone on record publicly questioning the official theory, there are virtually no scientists or professionals in the relevant fields who have gone on record in support of the official story--except for such people who are not independent, meaning that their whose livelihoods would be threatened if they refused to support the official theory. This caveat is important, because, as Sinclair Lewis famously observed: "It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it." Except for such people, virtually everyone who has expertise in a relevant field, and who has seriously studied the evidence, rejects the official conspiracy theory. It is time, therefore, for journalists and everyone else to take a second look. by David Ray Griffin My lecture is entitled "9/11: Time for a Second Look." In suggesting that it is time for people to take a second look at 9/11, I have in mind primarily people who decided long ago that the attacks of 9/11 happened essentially the way the Bush-Cheney administration and the official reports about 9/11 said they happened, and who therefore decided that the so-called 9/11 Truth Movement, which disputes that account, is comprised of crazy conspiracy theorists with no capacity to evaluate evidence objectively. Having formed these views long ago, such people, including most journalists, have been impervious to any arguments presented by the Truth Movement. They simply roll their eyes and move on.
Thursday, May 14 2009 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
David Ray Griffin & Niels Harrit: 9/11: Time for a second look in LucerneText of Dr. Griffin's speech will be available here tomorrow.
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alles-schallundrauch.blogspot.com Report for our English speaking friends: (Also in German, below)
Thursday, May 14 2009 - 9/11 Commission
Report: much of 9/11 CommissionBy Stephen C. Webster Much of the material cited in the 9/11 Commission's findings was derived from terror war detainees during brutal CIA interrogations authorized by the Bush administration, according to a Wednesday report. "More than one-quarter of all footnotes in the 9/11 Report refer to CIA interrogations of al Qaeda operatives subjected to the now-controversial interrogation techniques," writes former NBC producer Robert Windrem in The Daily Beast. "In fact, information derived from the interrogations was central to the 9/11 Report's most critical chapters, those on the planning and execution of the attacks." "... [Information] derived from the interrogations is central to the Report's most critical chapters, those on the planning and execution of the attacks," reported NBC. "The analysis also shows - and agency and commission staffers concur - there was a separate, second round of interrogations in early 2004, done specifically to answer new questions from the Commission.
Thursday, May 14 2009 - 9/11 Commission
Pelosi the EnablerShould the members of the 9/11 Presidential Commission not have been informed that two of the "key witnesses" upon whom their report was based had provided the information critical to the report's conclusions only after being waterboarded a total of 266 times? ... In short, the basic narrative of the origins and conduct of the 9/11 attack that so fundamentally perverted American politics relied on cherry-picked information that the White House and its operative in the field chose to release to the commission. May 12, 2009
Tuesday, May 12 2009 - Other Important News
CIA and ISI together created Taliban: Zardari11 May 2009 Lalit K Jha "I think it was part of your past and our past, and the ISI and CIA created them together," Zardari told the NBC news channel in an interview. In the interview, which was given to the NBC on May 7, Zardari also accused the US of supporting the military rule of Pervez Musharraf who was alleged to be taking sides of the Taliban.
Tuesday, May 12 2009 - Other Important News
Pakistan President: Osama bin Laden was US operator destabilising BenazirBy Arun Kumar Thaindian, as reprinted at Information Clearinghouse with Meet the Press clip May 11, 2009 "New Karala" -- Washington, May 11: Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has alleged that elusive Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was a US operator who had tried to destabilise his late wife Benazir Bhutto's government back in 1989. Meet the Press transcript here. In fact, as premier Bhutto had "warned America about Osama bin Laden in 1989 with a call to then US president George H. Bush", Zardari said on NBC's Meet the Press programme Sunday.
Tuesday, May 12 2009 - Get Involved
9/11 Survivor Janette MacKinlay - Please Support NYC CANIn this brief video, 9/11 survivor Janette MacKinlay makes an appeal to join New York City Council for Accountability Now in calling for a new investigation into September 11, 2001. Please forward this, and ask others to support this critically important effort.
Tuesday, May 12 2009 - 9/11 Consequences
Alleged 9/11 Mastermind: 'I Gave A Lot Of False Information...'Those who have actually read the 9/11 Commission Report are well aware that the findings, and following recommendations, were significantly based on "intelligence" gathered from men like Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, alleged mastermind of 9/11. Now that we undeniably know this "intelligence" was indeed based on false confessions, desperately concocted to make the torture stop (KSM was waterboarded 183 times in ONE MONTH, for example), isn't it finally time to truly investigate and PROSECUTE the crimes of 9/11? And if the entire substance of "justification" to invade and destroy Iraq was based on false allegations made by Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi in order to keep from being buried alive, isn't it time to truly prosecute the case for murder put forward by Vincent Bugliosi?
– Ed.
May 11, 2009 The Red Cross is the organization charged with deciding what is torture and what isn't. The International Committee of the Red Cross interviewed Khalid Shaikh Mohammed - the alleged 9/11 mastermind - at Guantanamo Bay. Here's what KSM told the Red Cross (see below for more from a review of this report): Straight from the horse's mouth:
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Facebook employees and investors are set to cash in when the world's largest social network goes public later this month, but life at a public company isn't always easy.
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Yahoo may be putting 50 of its properties on the chopping block as new CEO Scott Thompson looks to make the once-dominant internet portal a little leaner and more nimble, but apparently small businesses are important enough to Yahoo that it will create new products.
Today, Yahoo did just that by launching an online dashboard designed specifically for small businesses.
by Patricio Robles 02 May 2012 17:25pm 5 comments
Yahoo's fall from grace is well documented, with its once dominant position in the search industry undermined by years of mismanagement.
New CEO Scott Thompson has a major task on his hands reversing the company's declining fortunes, with his plans currently focused on boosting ad revenues and forging a closer alliance with Microsoft.
by David Moth 25 April 2012 13:03pm 2 comments
That didn't take long. Just two weeks after Microsoft announced that it had purchased a major collection of patents from AOL for $1bn, Microsoft has turned around and sold 650 patents to Facebook, which is being sued by Yahoo for patent infringment.
Microsoft will retain a license to the patents, and as part of the $550m deal, Facebook will also receive licenses for AOL patents that Microsoft did not offer up for sale.
by Patricio Robles 23 April 2012 21:55pm 0 comments
Doing the right thing long-term isn't always easy for companies. Just ask Alibaba.com, China's ecommerce giant.
Last quarter, the company made some strategic changes to its business model, and focused in on improving the quality of its marketplace. The result: slower growth which, combined with higher expenses, contributed to a 25% drop in net profit.
by Patricio Robles 23 April 2012 16:53pm 4 comments
The patent wars continue.
Just weeks after AOL CEO Tim Armstrong was quoted as referring to AOL's 800-plus patent portfolio as "beachfront property in East Hampton" and reports surfaced that the company was shopping the collection, AOL sealed a deal with Microsoft worth just over $1bn.
by Patricio Robles 09 April 2012 18:07pm 0 comments
With the adoption of new ad formats and further penetration of tablets, the growth of paid search is on the up. According to IgnitionOne's new online report on Global Online Advertising, the first quarter of 2012 showed a 30.3% year on year growth in search advertising.
The comprehensive report outlines some of the biggest areas of growth in this area including targeted paid search spend, Yahoo/ Bing market share and an increase of mobile search activity, especially from tablets.
by Heather Taylor 05 April 2012 15:46pm 0 comments
The internet is booming. Consumers are spending freely online, social networking services are thriving and the public markets are open for business.
But today's internet gold rush has largely passed one of the internet's most storied brands, Yahoo, by, and now the company's inability to capitalize on new opportunities is catching up with it.
by Patricio Robles 04 April 2012 16:58pm 0 comments
UK internet users made 2.2bn visits to search engines in February 2012, an increase of 174m visits year-on-year.
The data, compiled by Experian Hitwise, also shows that Google's dominance has slightly increased - while Microsoft and Yahoo saw both monthly and year-on-year declines in traffic.
Google accounted for a massive 91.57% of search traffic in February, up 0.93% from January 2012 and an increase of 0.89% year-on-year.
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While the violent and depressing patent wars that are being waged in the technology industry aren't new, Yahoo's patent infringement lawsuit against Facebook has created a firestorm in Silicon Valley.
From bloggers to venture capitalists to former employees, individuals are lashing out at the once-dominant portal, criticizing it for being desperate, evil or some combination of other less-than-nice words.
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Data on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at basic prices by industry for the Dairy Product Manufacturing (NAICS 3115) sector are unavailable.
However, Statistics Canada publishes Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at basic prices by industry for the Finance and Insurance (NAICS 52), Real Estate and Rental and Leasing (NAICS 53) and Management of Companies and Enterprises (NAICS 55) sectors combined. Herein, this grouping is referred to as the FIRE and Management sectors.
Note: GDP data is presented in chained dollars which are non-additive. Thus, it is not possible to obtain an estimate of GDP for Management of Companies and Enterprises (NAICS 55) sector by subtracting components from estimates for the FIRE and Management sectors.
Under this topic you will find information on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) levels and growth in Canada's Dairy Product Manufacturing (NAICS 3115) industry group. You can use this information to assess the general health of the subsector and to identify trends in its growth.
The following graph illustrates annual GDP for the FIRE and Management sectors between 2002 and 2011.
Source: Statistics Canada, Gross Domestic Product by Industry, 2002 to 2011.
GDP in the combined FIRE and Management sectors increased from $2.2 billion in 2002 to $2.6 billion in 2011. The increase in GDP reported between 2002 and 2011 represented a compound annual rate of 2.2%. Between 2010 and 2011, the total value-added of the FIRE and Management sectors increased by 2.4%.
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The following graph illustrates annual GDP for the Dairy Product Manufacturing (NAICS 3115) industry group between 2002 and 2011.
Source: Statistics Canada, Gross Domestic Product by Industry, 2002 to 2011
GDP in the Dairy Product Manufacturing industry group increased from $2.2 billion in 2002 to $2.6 billion in 2011. The increase in GDP reported between 2002 and 2011 represented a compound annual rate of 2.2%. Between 2010 and 2011, the total value-added of the Dairy Product Manufacturing industry group increased by 2.4%.
The GDP by Industry data in the present section are maintained by Statistics Canada's Canadian System of National Economic Accounts. The data are expressed in basic prices and presented in chained 2002 dollars. The process of chaining removes the effect of changes in price while minimizing distortion over time. In this section data are available for the years 2002-2011.
Readers should be aware that there are other ways of expressing Gross Domestic Product aside from those presented here (e.g. expenditure-based and income-based rather than by industry; at factor cost and market prices rather than at basic prices and in constant dollars as opposed to chained dollars). As a result, caution is recommended when comparing the data presented herein with other published sources.
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by Industry data within the present section does not define or examine recessionary periods for the Canadian economy, sectors, subsectors or industries. This type of analysis is possible through examining more precise quarterly and monthly trends. Monthly data are available from the Statistics Canada website (see Gross domestic product at basic prices by industry).
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by Industry measures the value of output of an industry less the value of intermediate inputs required in the production process. In this sense, it is an output-based measure of economic activity and is commonly referred to as the total value-added of an industry.
The value-added concept is used to avoid double counting. For instance, GDP in the Retail Bakeries industry would not include the value of the flour used to make a loaf of bread, it would only include the value the Retail Bakeries industry adds by turning the flour into bread (for example, the mixing, leavening and baking process).
This example of value-added (GDP) can be broadened to illustrate the total value of a loaf of bread. Let us suppose we live in a simple world where the only two inputs needed to make bread are flour and water. And for the moment, let us assume water is free.
So as before, it is the baker who turns the flour into bread. This process is his value-added (GDP). For the baker, flour is an input into the production of bread, thus the value of the flour is not included in the value-added (GDP) of the baker.
The baker buys his flour from the miller, who produces flour by grinding wheat. So the value-added (GDP) of manufacturing flour is captured by the miller. Since the miller purchases wheat as an input, the value of wheat is not included in the value-added (GDP) of the miller.
Who does the miller buy his wheat from? From the farmer, who harvests the wheat from his land using his blood, sweat and tears. Then, the value-added (GDP) of wheat, which is ground to produce flour by the miller to make a loaf of bread by the baker, is captured by the farmer.
Since our baker owns a retail bakery, and sells his wares directly to market, the total value of the bread would equal the value-added of the farmer plus the value-added of the miller plus the value-added of the baker.
Economic growth is often measured as the percentage increase in GDP, adjusted for inflation, from one year over an earlier year. Trend growth rates for an economy, sector or industry are calculated over a series of years. In Canadian Industry Statistics, the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) is frequently used to depict trends in real GDP growth and other economic indicators.
GDP growth is an important economic indicator. It measures progress or the rate of expansion of the economy's capacity to produce output (goods and services). It is examined as a measure of the short term stability or instability of the economy. GDP growth is also reflective of the future consumption possibilities for a nation and is the main source of improvements to our standard of living over time.
Economic growth occurs from accumulating human capital (knowledge and skills), investing in physical capital (factories, machinery and equipment) and the implementation of new technologies in the production process.
With benefits to economic growth come costs. One cost to economic growth is that in order to increase the consumption possibilities for tomorrow, we have to forego some consumption today. To maintain economic growth more effort has to be placed on the production of technology and capital in order to produce goods for future consumption, rather than the production of goods for current consumption.
Other costs may occur from sustaining a high rate of economic growth, such as resource and environmental degradation. However, the impact faster economic growth has on our environment and resources are not reflected in the measure GDP growth.


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As Ethernet marks its 40th birthday this week, some of those celebrating will also be looking ahead to yet another use for the nearly ubiquitous technology: the cloud.
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Microsoft will boost its Azure cloud offering in Japan, adding two domestic data centers to speed response times and improve reliability in the face of natural disasters.
Adobe has acquired Thumb Labs, a small mobile app agency, as part of its broader push to give its new cloud-enabled software offerings a more social flavor.
Two leading wireless power companies, Powermat and PowerKiss, have announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement to merge.
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Tuesday's Xbox One reveal answered some questions but also left us uncertain about a number of key topics. Microsoft seems less than concerned that they've left so many potential customers rather confused.
A Google security engineer accused Microsoft of treating outside researchers with "great hostility" days before posting details of an unpatched vulnerability in Windows that could be used to crash PCs or gain additional access rights.
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North Red Bluff rehabilitation project traveler advisory
Beginning today, Wednesday, June 13 travelers on Interstate 5 (I-5) between Bowman and Hooker Creek roads will use a median crossover detour not typically seen during construction projects.
Northbound traffic lanes have been shifted to the right and the two southbound lanes will be separated at Bowman Road, with the fast lane crossing the median to run opposite of the northbound traffic, separated by a temporary concrete barrier rail.
The slow lane will remain on the southbound side.
All traffic that remains in the fast lane will be unable to change lanes or exit. Nightly, the slow lane will be closed and all exiting traffic will be detoured.
The detours are part of the $34.4 million North Red Bluff Rehabilitation project, which will replace 15 miles of I-5 with a long life, 30-year pavement.
Work on this project is being completed by Tullis, Inc. of Redding.
The crossover detour will be used throughout the duration of the project, switching directions of travel and locations as work progresses.
Caltrans recommends the traveling public check the District 2 Roadwork Bulletin link at dot.ca.gov/dist2/roadinfo.htm, and review the Road Information Bulletin for the locations of ramp closures and dates and times.
The project is anticipated to be complete by the fall of 2013. For additional information, call the Public Information Office at 225-3260 or 229-0511.
Travelers can also follow Twitter at CaltransD2, and on the web at caltrans2.info.
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'This Must Be the Place': Sean Penn plays retired rocker on trail of war criminal ★★ 1/2
The unlikeliest of road trips, "This Must Be the Place" puts a retired Goth rocker, played by Sean Penn, on the very cold trail of a Nazi war criminal. If the movie doesn't entirely get past its hard-to-buy premise, director Paolo Sorrentino does have the courage of his convictions, not just embracing every contradiction but spinning many of the story's contrivances into moments of strange, aching beauty.
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- AnonymousDecember 27, 2012 at 4:55 AM
First Bitches.
Keep doin ya thing Galaxy Knucks. You killin em. - AnonymousDecember 30, 2012 at 2:10 PM
Ghost, you really need to do a review of Chief Keef - Finally Rich. I really wonder what your feelings are concerning that album.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousDecember 31, 2012 at 9:10 AM
Hey, Big Ghost, with all respect, you still have a pending review on Game's last album. Happy New Year!!
ReplyDelete - bangbangJanuary 3, 2013 at 4:37 PM
I love your shit, can't wait for next one.. but I was wondering how is it possible that you like rappers like Rick Ross for their ignorance but hate Chief Keef? Chief Keef is the definition of ignorance.. and he makes dope music. Please review his new album even tho you'll probably hate it.. but the best reviews come out when you write about albums you don't like so.. :D
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJanuary 6, 2013 at 8:40 AM
Haha dope review as usual.
You can't seriously like that sonic abortion Rocky did with Skrillex tho...that was sarcasm right? Chief K(w)eef makes "dope" music? Oh, f'real? What else is in your "dope" category? Dope..
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousMarch 7, 2013 at 8:17 AM
Dope, think 80's there's no hope in it, it fucks up everything, but it makes money :/ ...dope
- macabreFebruary 8, 2013 at 10:41 PM
According to ghost the future of hip hop lies in the hands of a vegetarian....hip hop is dead...yall done let the media make you think skinny jeans and snapbacks are cool...that shit was cool back in the eighties...yall are some followers...im done listening to these ratchet rappers...watchin them make money off ignorant people...btw...fuck ghostface killah...fuck you...fuck your unborn...fuck you...
-MacabreReplies- AnonymousMarch 1, 2013 at 9:15 PM
Just like you let the media make you think Timbalands and throwback jerseys was cool in the 90s? Or 4XL Tall Tees/Polos and Forces were cool in the early 2000s? Why you even give a damn wtf these dudes is wearing? Dudes kill me with that mess.
- AnonymousFebruary 12, 2013 at 1:54 PM
My nigga, you bein lazy. It's 2013 and these niggas need mental expansion, so where the fuck you at? When we gunna be blessed wit some more sacred scrolls, Ghost? Your people have be out here wandering the deserts for about 40 years, waiting for a word from you and you're just gunna withhold the scripted tablets? 12 year old boys is out here twerkin' on camera to Rihanna tracks and that's when you decide to leave us? In the height of the fuck boy epidemic? Return to your people, Spartacus. Do the right thing.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMarch 4, 2013 at 2:53 PM
Big Ghost done fall off. He's like Dre and only puts out something new every 7 years it seems like. Used to love reading this guy's stuff but these days its hard 2 find...
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SOO looking forward to reading all the great one liners. So today we are supposed to post the first line of each chapter. We can post as many as we want, but the FFF girls will only be judging on the first 3.
So here goes. This is from my collab project with Kelley Lynn, ALREADY THERE. I am going to do my character Charlie's chapters. I'm not sure which books she's doing.
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Blah, blah, blah just about explains our day.
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Nan and Pops wake up with the freakin' roosters.
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Dinner smells like Christmas.
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My heart verges on exploding from part exhilaration, part holy-crap-I'm-scared.
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Damn rooster.
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In the Community: Bernhart known for love of basketball, Monsignor Bonner
It was a rainy night days before Christmas when former Monsignor Bonner basketball coach Dick Bernhart made the trip from his Maryland home to celebrate his 75th birthday with many of his former players.
"How many people get the chance to say goodbye," said Wally Rutecki, an All-Delco football and basketball player during his days at Bonner. "We had the party for him on a Sunday night, and when I talked to him Tuesday he still was so happy to have seen everyone."
Three days after the birthday celebration, Bernhart died of natural causes.
"He died a happy man," Rutecki said at a Life Celebration ceremony in memory of Bernhart that was held in the auditorium at Bonner-Prendergast High School last week.
Rutecki, an NCAA Division I basketball official, and the other speakers talked about how Bernhart's life was centered on his work at Monsignor Bonner, his love of basketball, and his two dogs.
"Bonner was his family," said the Rev. Gordon Marcellus, who was Monsignor Bonner's principal when Bernhart was an assistant principal. "He was a man who always wanted to help people. When St. James closed (1993), he worked with his good friend John Mooney (assistant principal and athletic director at the Chester school) and two-thirds of the boys from St. James came to Bonner.
"(Bernhart) was such a good man, and we will all miss him."
Bernhart, who was an only child and never married, had taught and coached basketball at Swarthmore High before he joined the staff at Monsignor Bonner. Mike McDonald was a member of Bernhart's first Friars team.
"He got us jobs at the Pocono Mountains camp," McDonald said. "A lot of parents couldn't have afforded to send up there, but he made sure we got that experience. He always cared about his players, and he was so selfless.
"We were coached by a very special person who cared for each and every one of us in a special way." Continued...
When Bernhart retired after spending 30 years at Monsignor Bonner, he moved to Ocean City, N.J., and became a close friend of the Vanderslice family. Stephanie Vanderslice (Gaitley) was an all-state basketball player who ended up at Villanova, where Harry Perretta, one of Bernhart's Bonner players, was head coach.
"He became part of our family," said Gaitley, whose husband, Frank, cared for Bernhart when the former coach had hip replacement surgery. "We all called him Bernie. When I became coach at Richmond, he would come down and tell me how I needed players. I would send him tapes of our games and he would tell me what he saw after he had watched them.
"Sometimes you knew when he called that it would be at least an hour conversation, but I wish I could pick up the phone and call him today. We were all so blessed that he was a part of our life."
Rutecki talked about how Bernhart delivered newspapers early each morning after he had moved to Ocean City.
"He would go to bed early and tape college basketball games," Rutecki said. "He would get up around 1 in the morning, do his paper route and then watch his games."
Bernhart's favorite college teams were Butler and Gonzaga, who played a double-overtime game several days before the Life Celebration.
"He would have loved that game,"Rutecki said.
Rutecki spoke at the ceremony despite a case of laryngitis, which long-time Bonner staff member Rev. Joseph Jordan attributed to the fact that "he calls too many fouls."
Among the former Bonner players in attendance was Rodney Blake, who had an outstanding career at Saint Joseph's University and is teaching at John Bartram High in Philadelphia.
"Harry (Perretta) was always (Bernhart's) favorite player until Rodney came along," Rutecki said. Continued...
Bernhart spent the last two years of his life living near Frostburg University in Maryland, where Frostburg student Taylor Letts, who attended the service with his mother, became his caretaker.
"He's a special young man, and we're happy he became a part of (Bernhart's) life," Rutecki said.
The Marple Junior Tigers 80-pound football team posted a 12-0 record and earned the 2012 Bert Bell Conference playoff championship with a 19-12 victory over the Prospect Park Termites. Marple rolled past Aston, 31-0, in a semifinal game.
The Tigers scored against the Termites on the opening play from scrimmage of the title contest as Anthony Purnell ran 60 yards on a reverse, behind key blocks from Eric McKee and Charlie Box.
With the score tied, 12-12, Marple marched for the winning touchdown in the fourth quarter on a drive led by quarterback Joey Paoletti and tailback Box, who picked up a big first down on a 4th-and-15 play.
Billy Brosco also gained key yardage as linemen Matt Cantwell, Dante Paoletti, Ryan Duckworth, Kevin Heinricks and Jack Bradley, and Jack Haggerty did the blocking.
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It'll be interesting building a town of 10,000+ beside a town of about 18,000 where real estate is not selling.
unicas wrote:A Chinese development company has big plans for Britannia and the dream is off to a $30.5 million start.
The Taicheng Development Corporation wants to develop the former Makin Lands, the large gravel pit at the south side of Britannia, and the lands to the east, west and south to the top of the Furry Creek hill.
The goals of Taicheng and its presdent Peter Chang were outlined at an invitation-only meeting on Monday, March 12 in Squamish. A team made up of two representatives from Taicheng, the project manager, an architect and a community planning consultant walked a small group made up mainly of realtors through Taicheng's plans to move ahead with a proposed development featuring as many as 4,000 housing units.
Paul Prade, the project manager, said the Chinese company purchased the 202 hectares (500 acres) of land through a court-ordered sale in which the court mandated that the purchaser had to pay in cash without any subjects.
Prade noted that Taicheng had no trouble with the amount and one of his colleagues on the project team, architect Ron Lea, said Taicheng doesn't intend to seek any bank financing for the first phase of development work at what Taicheng is calling South Britannia.
"This property is totally unique, it being right on the oceanfront, being set on the mountainside and being in a pristine state as far as that mountainside is concerned," said Lea, a partner in an architectural firm called Folio.
He said the Taicheng vision for the property is not completely set at this point because the developer wants to work with the community to develop the vision with a goal to have construction started as soon as possible using what was described as a "First Nations west coast oceanfront" theme.
Prade and Lea were joined by Taicheng's Vancouver manager Cary Zhou and Long Cheng (son of Peter Cheng), along with Chuck Brook of Brook Pooni and Associates. Brook said consultation so far has included meetings with Chief Bill Williams of the Squamish Nation, Lions Bay Mayor Brenda Broughton and Squamish-Lillooet Regional District director Maurice Freitag, with more meetings to come.
What has been determined so far is that Taicheng plans to develop the project by first creating a town centre at the gravel pit with some commercial space and residential units. Brooks said planned communities in B.C. usually start with residential units to generate revenue to help fund the construction of commercial spaces.
According to Lea, access to the oceanfront is a key component of the Taicheng plan. The oceanfront portion of the property extends from the area across Highway 99 at Galileo Coffee to south of Minaty Bay.
Lea noted that the existing wastewater treatment plant at Britannia was built to handle future growth to the south but a new water intake system will have to be built.
"We have explored the site already," said Lea. "We've dug some wells."
He said the test wells showed that the quality and quantity available from ground sources is excellent and research has also been done into potentially using ground water from Britannia Creek or Daisy Creek.
Brook told the small group of interested Squamish residents on Monday that the official community plan for the area restricts development to 1,000 housing units but he said Taicheng wants to discuss shifting the number up to achieve a viable community for the land.
Prade said the Britannia project is Taicheng's first major project in Canada. The company owns a blueberry farm in Richmond and the development firm is building a 1,900 square metre (20,000 square feet) home in West Vancouver.
fishguy15 wrote:It'll be interesting building a town of 10,000+ beside a town of about 18,000 where real estate is not selling.
Lady Luck wrote:This reminds me off all the hype surrounding Furry Creek (next door to this site) when it was first being developed. 15 years later and only 15% has been built. The golf course went through bankruptcy and it is a struggle to sell the current homes. There are train tracks running along the oceanfront which really limits development and access. There are no services. A large parcel was purchased by Chinese in Whistler a few years back. The owner made a bunch of money convincing people in China to invest in the project. It never got off the ground and the owner walked away with the money. It will be interesting to see how this plays out.
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