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By Shauna Stafford,
Like many people I have a lot of stuff. Unfiled papers, unsorted children art treasures, junk in the garage, unused clothing, long forgotten toys, never-to-be-read-again books. It's not exactly an episode of Hoarders at my place but still it's clutter that I am regularly hunting through for everything from passports to staplers.
I have a number of friends who have been decluttering recently and I wonder if there's something in the air? What is it about a junk-filled garage, or hard to close chest of drawers that is all of a sudden driving us nuts?
I asked Episode One's mindfulness expert Charlotte Thaarup-Owen for her thoughts and she said "The world has never been busier. We multitask, we are always on, we have more distractions than any population has ever experienced. We have endless demands on us: have a great career, be a great partner, a good parent, look great, be fit, have great style, a beautiful home, lots of friends who adore us. What we often end up feeling is completly overwhelmed. Having to then choose from five shampoos, ten shirts, twelve pairs of shoes and three different types of muesli simply becomes too much for us. The urge to de-clutter emerges, we think how wonderful it would be to have some simplicity as we associate simplicity with peace of mind. That is our yearning in the midst of chaos and overwhelm."
So that's it – with uncluttered shelves and organized drawers we edge closer to peace of mind. Sign me up.
But where and how to begin? I consider myself a good starter but a bad, bad finisher. For example, as I write these notes the entire upstairs area in my house is in a state of utter disarray because I got distracted and bored with moving the home office from one room to another a few days ago. I started too big.
On today's show I spoke with professional organizer Marissa Roberts of www.beautifullyorganised.com and she suggested starting very small. With a wallet, a single shelf. I wonder if maybe just cleaning out the car is a good starting point for some of us.
My second challenge for this week is to simplify what's going on under the kitchen sink. So many cleaning products each announcing themselves as specialists – surfaces, showers, carpets, windows, toilets. I wonder if I can declutter my cleaning products? Could I dump the chemicals and save a chunk out of the household budget?
I've heard from many people who've said no to complicated spraying, wiping, scrubbing regimes so I'm going to try cleaning the house this week with equal parts water and vinegar with an extra scrub of bicarb or Borox if needed.
Come over and join the conversation on Facebook at A Simple Life in Newcastle. I'm also on Twitter @simplestafford and #GetSimple.
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by Shauna Stafford,
This week's challenge involves that most basic human need – food.
I want to simplify my life around the shopping, preparing, and eating of food based on three considerations: health, environment and household budget.
Health first. I've struggled with weight for most of my adult life and am usually anywhere from 10-20kg overweight. (My conscience is chiming in with "and the rest!" but let's stick to 10-20 for now) My blood pressure and blood glucose readings are hovering at the very highest end of normal and there's no more time to lose.
It's not that I haven't tried. To say that I am a fan of diet, health and medical websites is like saying Elvis was partial to the odd peanut butter sandwich. I have, for years, stalked the Internet, totally addicted to other people's stories of personal change and transformation. I speak fluent Paleo, Atkins, vegan, low-carb and low-fat. I have counted and weighed portions like a demon, I nod sagely at the mention of the hormone ghrelin and I know exactly what insulin does.
But I always seemed to count and plan myself into being totally overwhelmed and brought down by cravings and, yes, having a bit of a tantrum about it all.
So I need a weight loss/health gain plan that's so easy even I can stick to it. I need something to set and forget.
Next up the environment. I'm more greenie than not but I know that a committed vegan I could never be. But as much as I love a great steak, I'm acutely aware the planet can't support millions of people demanding animal protein with every meal. Animal production alone is responsible for 10% of greenhouse gas emissions in Australia.
So with food I want to be part of the solution not the problem when it comes to climate change, pollution, sustainable and humane farming practices and food waste. The not-for-profit organization Foodwise (www.foodwise.org.au) estimates Australia throws away $8 billion worth of food a year. That's 450,000 garbage trucks a year. Shocking.
The biggest cause of household waste is cooking too much food (me for sure), not using leftovers, throwing things out before the use by date, not checking the cupboard or fridge before shopping (me again), shopping without a list (always), shopping when hungry and buying last minute takeaway (too often).
And third, budget. A quick Google search shows the average Australian household food budget is around $250-280 a week. My family of 2 adults and 2 children often spends well over $400 on grocery shopping, excluding takeaways. It's a case of multiple trips to the supermarket, zero meal plans and lots of things ending up forgotten in the freezer.
So how do I lose weight, reduce our household spend AND save the planet while still being able to enjoy a steak or red duck curry from time to time?
Presenting……alternate day fasting combined with meal planning.
Michael Mosley's "The Fast Diet" has been a big hit around the world with it's suggestion of cutting calories to 500 on 2 days a week. But he's not the scientist behind that research and I wanted to go to the source. Enter Dr Krista Varady PhD, a professor of nutrition at the University of Illinois, Chicago and my second expert on the #GetSimple team. She has authored The Every Other Day Diet which is the culmination of years of research and clinical trials in which overweight subjects had 500 calories for lunch every second day and ate whatever they wanted on other days. The weight loss was substantial and the positive effects on blood pressure, insulin levels and other heart attack risks profound. You can hear my interview with Dr Varady in the link to the show at the end of this post.
But the fasting part of the challenge is all about me, so what about the other 3 people in the house? They need to eat daily. And as I'm the chief cook and bottle washer at our place I need to shop and cook for them.
I've had such a tempestuous relationship with food that it has profoundly affected my ability to enjoy the kitchen and cooking. Most of my friends are really competent in the kitchen. I like to think I am but I'm not. So if I'm going to stop heavy sighing every time a meal needs to be prepared AND watch all those lovely savings roll in I need to meal plan.
The third member of the expert #GetSimple team is professional organizer Marissa Roberts. We'll hear more from her in the episode where I declutter the house but this week she had some great tips for me on meal planning.
Marissa has very kindly offered up her meal-planning templates as a free resource.
I'll be providing updates this week on Facebook – A Simple Life in Newcastle. On Twitter - @simplestafford and my blog
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by Shauna Stafford,
The idea for A Simple Life has been bubbling away for some time. Like so many people, I've been feeling overwhelmed by all I have to get done on a daily basis. As a self-employed media consultant running a business and a household I was starting to despair that projects were never going to be fully realised, the house was never going to be properly cleaned and decluttered, our household budget was never going to be given a break from my daily food-shopping-without-a-meal-plan and my waistline was NEVER going to ever shrink as I hopped from one diet plan to another like a demented Energizer bunny.
Something had to give and that something was me. I had to give myself over to discipline and organisation and commitment cutting the physical and mental clutter.
I spoke to a number of friends about this and a recurring theme among their experiences was anxiety. That constant feeling that things slip through the cracks. That health and fitness are the first to be sacrificed. Then it's sleep. People everywhere are propping themselves up on caffeine after nights racked by insomnia. I personally am all too familiar with the 2am to 4am timeslot.
But I'm not alone. As many as a third of Australian adults report having trouble either getting to sleep or staying asleep. Plus we're a nation of workaholics. An international IPSOS poll found that just half of us take all our holidays.
That's where I found myself as 2014 dawned - I felt that if I didn't take things back to basics, look at how to simplify the way my life was run then I would never feel like I was doing anything but running (or, in my case, shuffling) to stand still.
Over the next six weeks I plan to reboot pretty much everything. I've even assembled a team of experts!
I'll be looking at my attitude, diet and meal planning, exercise and other healthy habits, donating and recycling and how to do it properly. And finally I'll shine a light on the digital media environment which many of us live in almost permanently during our waking hours. I just know there are many valuable hours I'll never get back thanks to the digital drain otherwise known as "internet research".
The first expert l've called in is mindfulness expert Charlotte Thaarup-Owen. She's given me my first week's homework.
Here's what I will be doing every day, feel free to join in:
1. The first hour after waking up will be electronics free. (WHAT? OMG)
2. In that hour I will do 30 minutes of brisk walking
3. Preferably after my walk but it could be at any time throughout the day I will do a 10 minute mindfulness training exercise called ABCD.
Have a listen to the first A Simple life show here.
Come and join me on Facebook at A Simple Life in Newcastle and Twitter @simplestafford and don't forget to share your thoughts and experiences using the hash tag #GetSimple.
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Tired of those boring soggy sandwedges? Listen to lifestyle and kitchen corespondent Peter Vickery talk to Paul with some hints and ideas to make your work lunches exciting.
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Paul Bevan takes you to Toronto, Canada to catch up with expat Andrew Goodwin.
This week in the first chat with Paul, Andrew talks about life in the 'core', surviving the brutal weather and how he juggles his work life between Toronto and Newcastle.
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Every year local branches of the Samaritans, the Salvation Army and Wesley Mission put the call out to more fortunate people in the Hunter. Become Santa Claus and donate a Christmas present for the less fortunate kids in the region.
After the ABC Newcastle office was flooded with bikes, teddy bear's fishing rods and more, 1233's Natalie Holland followed the gifts to the toy warehouse to find out what happens to your donations once they're collected.
The combined charities are accepting donations until January, which will help them to start things off again next Christmas. If you're interested in volunteering, or your family needs a bit of help, contact either the Samaritans, The Salvation Army, or Wesley Mission for more information.
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A new sculpture commemorating the men of Newcastle's Lifeboat and Rocket Brigades has been launched today on Nobby's breakwater.
The sculpture was designed and built by Tuggerah artist Jamie Sargeant, and is for those who served over 136 years of service to the city.
Ahead of the official launch, Paul Bevan spoke to Bill Hillier, the Convener of the Victoria Lifeboat Descendants and Friends group, and Susan Denholm who is the Place Making Facilitator for Newcastle City Council.
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Many of us are unaware of the ecological footprint that we have on the environment and how to easily save resources and reduce Greenhouse Gas by retrofitting our buildings.
University of Newcastle PhD student John Shiel joined Paul in the studio to speak about his thesis "Rapid reduction of greenhouse gasses for existing homes". John's PhD aims to illustrate building Greenhouse Gas (GHG) and energy trends, and to provide practical strategies to lower GHG emissions, energy use and operating costs, across building types and Australian Climate Zones.
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Did you know there are four stages of menopause? Kim Kalousek, PhD candidate at the University of Newcastle wants to know what happens in the brain during each of the stages.
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If you have to have an x-ray or a CT scan, how much would you want to know about the risks involved?
In this week's show us your PhD Paul Bevan spoke to University of Newcastle PhD Candidate, Cameron Younger about how much you risk your health with these scans.
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Newcastle West is quickly emerging as a street art hot spot in our Artalogue, and Beresford Lane is a great example of what's happening in the area.
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Paul Bevan is looking for your help to compile a complete catalogue of public or street art in the Hunter.
We're looking for sculptures, murals, fountains, carvings mosaics and more. If you've seen art in a public place we want you to share it with us.
The "Hit the Bricks" Street Art Festival will be in Newcastle on 22-24th November, and for more information listen to this interview Paul Bevan did with Newcastle Herald feature writer Rosemary Milsom, and artists Sally Bourke and Michael Langenegger.
And to add to our catalogue of street art around the Hunter, email your pictures and tips to email@example.com and watch this space!
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ABC Grandstand and 1233's Gerry Collins has gone back to school for the next few month. However you wont see him in any local classrooms.
Through his studies at the University of Newcastle, Gerry is studying in La Rochelle France with eight other Hunter Students.
In the first week of our chats, we heard more about his home for the new few months and what its like to put the English aside.
In the second week, we learnt more about the odd relationship Gerry has developed with local shopkeepers and what the locals in La Rochelle are like.
And in our final check in, we heard about the local radio options in La Rochelle & how Gerry gave his class presentation entirerly in French.
Everyone at 1233 and the ABC wish Gerry all the best with his studies and look foward to hearing his travel stories (and french accent) when he returns.
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Oxygen demand is increasing with a remarkable rate globally – and not just for us to breathe. The currently technology to produce oxygen at an industrial scale is very energy-intensive and expensive. This is where today's "Show us your PhD" comes in.
Today Paul spoke to Sara Paymooni. Sara's thesis is on a novel technology named chemical looping air separation "CLAS" for oxygen production, which is claimed to be far less energy intensive than previously used technologies. Sara aims to modify CLAS to produce more oxygen than the conventional CLAS with even less energy intensity.
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I am not a huge bronzer fan but I DO love this. It's more cool toned so I can wear it with no issues. I comes off as more of a natural look for me as if I was out in the sun, which I love. Normally bronzers are very yellow or orange and on my fair cool skin they look unnatural and weird. This is the exception.
Very fine shimmer and I would say medium shade, but I can wear it with a light hand and look very radiant. I am VERY impressed with Too Faced and they have become one of my top 5 favorite brands now. They make so many great products, especially their bronzers and shadows. I hope this helps you fair ladies out there as we have so many problems with bronzers.
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I have been a bare escentuals warmth woman for a while now and I happened to borrow this from a girlfriend one day and I while I can't say I will be a complete convert; I do love this and pretty much for back and forth between this and warmth depending upon the look I want to achieve. It is a little more orange but then I have olive skin with yellow undertones so it adds an element of sun kissed light without appearing harsh or unnatural. Totally love it!!!!!
This product is one of my 2 "go-to" bronzers. It suits my skin tone whether I'm very fair in the winter or very tan in the summer. It is shimmery, however not nearly as much so as the Too Faced Pure Bronze and with Sun Bunny, I can still get away with using it as a subtle contour despite the shimmer. Too Faced powders are always very blendable and this one is no exception. It's easy to get it to look natural and achieve the look you want. It's buildable as well so I always like to start off with a small amount and build up if I want it darker. Great staying power as well.
This bronzer is wonderful!
As it was a gift, initially i was afraid to use it, because I thought that it was going to turn my face orange rather than tanned and healthy.
Although my skin is fair, it just gives me a healthy look as if I had spent a day at the beach.
I use during the day, in summer and spring. as a blush on my cheeks and during the evening as a bronzer on the cheeks, nose and forehead.
It's slightly shimmery, but not too much, and in my skin lasts about 6 hours.
I recommend to anyone looking for a blush in bronze shades or a bronzer because this one leaves a natural look and not a orange face.
I also consider the name "sun bunny" very funny :)
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I have had this and its darker cousin beach bunny for a while now. I like both brozers as they both give me a healthy tan. I have both versions before they reformulated (in the brown compacts and not the gold ones) and i think i like the texture of the old ones much better - the new ones seem very powdery...almost more the consistency of an UD eyeshadow than something i would put on my face. However, since there's so many different bronzers out there, i don't think i would repurchase either of them IF i ever run out (i don't think i'm ever going to though, since each has so much product in it and I don't use bronzer too often). They're also very pricey
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I just got this powder a few days ago, and I just ADORE this bronzer very much! I'm naturally fair skinned, but I tan easy and use self tanner. Now right now I don't have any self tanner on my face, and I tested this with NOTHING on...no primer, no self tanner, no foundation, nada...and the color is still gorgeous, soft, perfect, and not "muddy" at all. Its a beautiful light bronzer that you can blend darker and darker if prefered. I used my Bare Minerals veil brush (powder brush) when applied and omg..perfection--with NOTHING worn! I also then used it with a full face and its just stunning! The lighter gold color is a perfect shade, and the darker one compliments perfectly! Its pricey but I can see why because you do get what you pay for! I will repurchase, Too Faced never stop making this powder please!
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I loved the compact and the name Sun Bunny (cute marketing for sure) so much but the actual bronzer was just not for me. It was so orangey and glittery, not natural looking at all. I had to return it.
I love this bronzer! The woman at Sephora recommended it to me, and even applied it on me. It looked great so I bought one. It has lasted me all summer, but I will need to buy a new one soon. This bronzer is expensive, but works better than any other bronzer I've tried. If you're very pale, this bronzer may be too dark or orangey for you.
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Sun Bunny is a great summertime bronzer for my NW20 skintone. I apply it with a MAC 187 brush, and the application is light but natural, and easy to blend out. I don't find it too shimmery, it just has a subtle glow. However, if you prefer matte bronzers then this may not be for you. It also wouldn't work well for skintones much darker than mine, at least not as a bronzer.
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Too Faced makes some incredible bronzers. Sun Bunny is more on the shimmery side compared to the chocolate bronzers (I noticed that sun bunny still has a hint of the chocolate smell though, which i love). In the past I stayed away from
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Wellington lost their unbeaten record at the National Fastpitch Championships men's softball tournament yesterday after an upset loss to North Harbour but are still in a three-way tie for first place.
Gene Lutton's Wellington team were thrashed 9-0 by Harbour, who had been winless on the first day of the Christchurch tournament.
Japanese world championship pitcher Hikaru Matsuda did the damage with a bases-loaded grand slam home run and Isaac Fletcher also picked up two hits for Harbour. It was Matsuda's second home run of the day after a two-run shot in a 4-2 win over Hutt Valley.
Wellington had earlier edged out Japan Universities 3-2 with shortstop Jerome Raemaki continuing his rich batting form with two hits form four at-bats. Pitcher Joel Harris held the Japanese to four hits.
Black Sox star Wayne Laulu crushed a home run and a double in Wellington's 7-0 five innings win over Counties Manukau-Waikato and Raemaki also hit a two-bagger.
Hutt Valley had a disastrous day, slumping to three losses, including upset defeats to North Harbour 4-2 and 3-1 to Counties Manukau-Waikato, the tournament surprise packets who won three of their first four games. Hutt were also hammered 7-0 in five innings by Canterbury last night and are yet to record a win in Christchurch.
Auckland dug deep for two fifth inning runs to edge out Japan Universities 3-2.
Wellington, defending champions Canterbury and Auckland share the lead after two days with four wins from five games.
Glen Roff's Wellington team caused the upset of the women's tournament, beating two-time champions Auckland 8-4 yesterday.
Wellington scored three runs in the second inning and another three in the fourth and capitalised on five fielding errors by underpar Auckland. Nita Hickey slammed a home run for Wellington and Kayla Rangiawha slugged a triple. Canterbury draft pitcher Lauren Sutherland picked up the win for Wellington, who were outhit eight hits to six.
New Zealand White Sox captain Rebecca Bromhead and Santana Harris clouted triples for Auckland.
Hutt Valley beat crosstown rivals Wellington 6-3 despite being outbatted by nine hits to five. But Hutt produced the extra-base hits when they counted with White Sox infielder Danica Ferrison cracking a two-run homer, Mereana Makea and Brooke Eden blasting triples and pitcher Courtney Gettins swatting a two-bagger. Hickey and Katie McAndrew ripped triples for Wellington, who later beat Southern Pride 5-3.
But Hutt crashed to a 5-0 loss to Canterbury whose American pitcher Sam Parkes threw her third shutout of the tournament and her first no-hitter.
Canterbury took a stranglehold with three runs in the third inning for a 4-0 lead. White Sox world series hopeful Mikayla Werahiko had two hits for Canterbury and former New Zealand outfielder Robyn Hall made a timely return for form with two hits at the bottom of the batting order.
The Canterbury Red Hawks led Auckland 1-0 when captain Carly Werahiko picked a second inning walk, advanced on Hall's deft running bunt and scored on leadoff batter Te Rangi Heke's centrefield single.
But the White Sox-stacked Auckland team, spearheaded by national team pitchers Michal Tangaroa and Megan Farrell, pulled back a run in the third inning when Ancelle van Molendorff scored on Rebecca Bromhead's double.
The Aucklanders clinched the game in the fifth frame when Tegan Bromhead struck a single to score her sister Rebecca and Gillian Wills.
Alarmingly, Auckland made another four fielding errors to make it nine for the day, and Canterbury shaded them 6-5 in the hit count.
Auckland lead the women's competition from Canterbury, Hutt Valley and Wellington.
Day two results: Men: Wellington 3 Japan Universities 2, North Harbour 4 Hutt Valley 2, Canterbury 4 Southern Pride 0, Auckland 4 Counties Manukau-Waikato 3, Canterbury 4 Japan Universities 1, North Harbour 9 Wellington 0, Auckland 6 Southern Pride 1, Counties Manukau-Waikato 3 Hutt Valley 1, Canterbury 7 Hutt Valley 0, Wellington 7 Counties Manukau-Waikato 0, Auckland 3 Japan Universities 2.
Women: Auckland 12 Southern Pride 0, Hutt Valley 6 Wellington 3, Wellington 8 Auckland 4, Canterbury 5 Hutt Valley 0, Wellington 5 Southern Pride 3, Auckland 3 Canterbury 1.
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Egyptian prosecutors have referred former prime minister and presidential candidate Ahmed Shafiq, his three daughters and 10 other accomplices to trial for embezzling public funds in the 'pilots housing' case.
Ahmed Shafiq and his daughters are being accused of seizing land that belonged to fish farms and illegally allocating it to the Pilots' Association for Land Development, which he headed.
Shafiq's lawyer, Hesham Mourad, said that Judge Osama El-Saidi, the prosecutor in charge of the case, had no "legal" right to refer the case to the criminal court, as his right to oversee the case was rejected in a previous decision by Egypt's court of appeal. Mourad claimed that the decision is "political."
El-Seidi, a justice ministry investigator, was mandated to investigate a report presented by the state-run watchdog Illicit Profiteering and Real Estate Agency, which is accusing Shafiq of illegally allocating land.
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I have seen the light. The internet runs on Top 10 lists, sexy babes and crappy Photoshop work. And so the Top 10 Videogame Babes That Would Still be Sexy if They Had Beards is born. I know your first instinct is to feign outrage at the sight of your favorite gaming girls covered in stubble. But don't fight it. Embrace it. Well, not literally. That would be gross.
This lovely lady makes our list because she's so good at tugging on our heartstrings. There's something alluring about a vulnerable woman. If she's hot after she's dead, then she's certainly hot with a beard.
9. Cortana
Is the beard a hologram? It almost looks like you can reach out and touch it.
8. Lara Croft
It's difficult to improve upon a classic. But I did it.
The characters in the Dead or Alive have rarely been known for their personality. I believe the developers would approve of the beard placement above.
6. Samus Aran
This is a first-person adventure I can get behind.
5. Joanna Dark
Unfortunately, even a beard couldn't have made Perfect Dark Zero a good game.
Note to cosplayers: Only rendered Ulala is hot with a beard. You can't pull it off.
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They petted, talked to and posed for photos with the two-year-old Australian native animal called Kay.
''It was everything he had ever dreamt of,'' Shepparton's Alice Watson said, translating for Columbian tourist Juan Manual Serna.
''All he wanted to do when he arrived in Australia was to touch a koala.
''He says it was just breathtaking and so cool.''
Canadian visitor Christine Provencher also gave the experience the thumbs up.
''It's certainly made my holiday,'' she said.
After months of preparation, park manager Ron Pope said he was pleased with the official opening of the exhibit.
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The transmission of longevity across generations: The case of the settler Cape Colony
The literature on parent-child correlations in socioeconomic status provides little evidence on long-term multigenerational dynamics. This is because most studies of intergenerational status persistence are based on two (at most three) successive generations. Our analysis adds to the intergenerational mobility literature by studying the correlation in longevity across multiple generations of a historical population. By using information on birth and death dates of eighteenth and nineteenth century settlers in South Africa's Cape Colony, we are able to estimate the intergenerational transmission of longevity, which is found to be positive and significant. Our analysis confirms one of the most consistent findings in the social sciences: the correlation between the status of parents and that of their offspring is positive and significant.Download Info
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CINCINNATI -- With every big deal, the small-market Cincinnati Reds show they're serious about winning.
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The Cincinnati Reds went all-in by agreeing with Brandon Phillips to a six-year deal worth $72.5 million, writes SweetSpot's David Schoenfield. Blog
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The Reds made another significant financial commitment on Tuesday, giving All-Star second baseman Brandon Phillips a six-year, $72.5 million contract. That came only five days after former NL MVP Joey Votto got 10 years and $225 million added to his deal.
They're all in for a run of playoff appearances.
"I think this puts us in a pretty good position to build around two premier players on the everyday side, and with some of the pitchers we have to be a contending club for years to come, hopefully," general manager Walt Jocketty said. "It's not easy. A lot of things have to go right for you.
"But we're getting deeper and deeper in talent. That's what it's going to take in a small market."
Phillips' deal, in the works since last year, is the last major one for a while.
The Reds couldn't agree on the length of a new deal with Phillips, so they exercised the 2012 option on his old contract worth $12.5 million. They remained at odds until the Reds agreed to a longer deal.
"We originally had a certain number of years in mind that we were going to do the deal," Jocketty said. "Then we realized that we'd probably have to extend another year, and that's what we did. We went another year on the contract. We were able to get the deal done rather quick after that."
The new deal adds salaries of $10 million for next year, $11 million in 2014, $12 million in 2015, $13 million in 2016 and $14 million in 2017.
The Reds have gone on a spending spree to try to turn themselves into an annual contender. They gave right fielder Jay Bruce a six-year, $51 million deal after the 2010 season, when the Reds won the NL Central and got swept by Philadelphia in the playoffs.
Since then, they've given left-hander Aroldis Chapman a six-year, $20.25 million contract, Johnny Cueto a four-year, $27 million deal, and left-hander Sean Marshall a three-year, $16.5 million agreement.
Owner Bob Castellini concluded the only way to make the Reds a consistent contender is to spend to keep the team together rather than losing players through free agency.
"You do that to build a franchise and a foundation for years to come," Castellini said. "So I don't anticipate to continue to have all these huge contracts. But you build your franchise on the people that are in that dugout and on that field."
Phillips blossomed in Cincinnati, which got him from Cleveland for right-hander Jeff Stevens at the start of the 2006 season. Phillips made it clear he wanted to stay in Cincinnati and began negotiating a new deal last season.
When the club gave in, the deal was struck. Phillips would become the first 36-year-old second baseman to make $12 million or more.
Phillips was so thrilled that he had to keep himself from crying at a news conference to announce the deal. He said he had implored his agents to find a way to keep him in Cincinnati.
"I cried about this. This is where I wanted to be," Phillips said. "I'm still ... you know ... loss of words right now, for me to play in the city I really love. The fans have embraced me and they love me and I love them back."
Phillips is one of the team's most popular players. His following grew quickly after he started a Twitter account last year, regularly engaging fans. He's also a regular on the team's annual winter caravan bus trips to outlying cities, staying to sign autographs for as long as needed.
"Brandon is one of the great second basemen in baseball," Castellini said. "He's also fantastic off the field, represents this franchise with a big smile all the time. He really relates to the fans, and vice versa."
Manager Dusty Baker thinks a small-market club -- Cincinnati's payroll of $82.2 million ranks 17th in the majors -- can afford what the Reds are trying to do.
"Hopefully, the size of the market won't matter," Baker said. "Hopefully, we'll win a lot of games and draw fans. (Owners) are depending on the fans to offset these commitments. Evidently, they're not afraid of commitment. Those are some big commitments."
Phillips got his new deal a day after he left a 7-1 loss to St. Louis because of a cramp in his left hamstring. Baker said Phillips will probably need a few days to recover.
"You don't want it to become something that bothers him all year, especially with him batting leadoff and with how acrobatic he has to be in the field," Baker said. "I think (he needs) at least three or four days. He may not like it, but this isn't the time to be a hero. If it was August or September, it would be a different story."
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Please see the Resource Catalog for a complete listing of XSEDE compute, visualization and storage resources, and more details on the new systems.
Allocation Request Procedures and Policy Changes
In the past, code performance and scaling was to be a section addressed in all research requests main document, this section seems to have been overlooked by many PIs in the recent quarterly research submission periods which have led to severe reductions or even complete rejection of both new and renewal requests. It is now mandatory to upload a scaling and code performance document detailing your code efficiency. Please see section 7.2 Review Criteria of the Allocations Policy document.
Also, the disclosure of access to other cyberinfrastructure resources (e.g., NSF Blue Waters, DOE INCITE resources) should be detailed in the main document. Please see section 7.3 Access to Other CI Resources, of the Allocations Policy document. The failure to disclose access to these resources could lead to severe reductions or even complete rejection of both new and renewal requests.
Estimated Available Service Units/TB for Upcoming Meeting
Compute Resource | SU/TB Request Limit | Resource Description |
Blacklight | 7,000,000 | PSC SGI Altix UV |
Data SuperCell | 100,000 | PSC Persistent Disk Storage |
Data Oasis | 200 TB | SDSC Medium-term Disk Storage |
Gordon Compute Cluster | 24,000,000 | SDSC Appro with Intel Sandy Bridge Cluster |
Keeneland | 1,500,000 | Georgia Tech HP/NVIDIA |
Maverick | 2,750,000 | TACC Dell/NVIDIA Visualization and Data Analysis Cluster |
Mason | 300,000 | Indiana University HP DL580 Large Memory Cluster |
OSG | 2,000,000 | Open Science Grid |
Quarry | 40 | Indiana University Gateway/Web Service Hosting |
Ranch | 8 PB | TACC Long-term Archival Storage |
Stampede | 175,000,000 | TACC Dell PowerEdge C8220 Cluster with Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors |
Trestles | 17,000,000 | SDSC Appro Linux Cluster |
XWFS | 150,000 TB | XSEDE Wide File System |
A description of the XSEDE review and allocation process is described in the XSEDE Allocations Policy document.
Last update: March 6, 2014