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Posted: Tuesday March 4, 2014, 10:58 AM
Tenafly native and star of the television series "Glee," Lea Michele, stopped by Westfield Garden State Plaza Mall in Paramus yesterday to greet fans and sign copies of her new album, "Louder."
Posted: Thursday May 23, 2013, 1:11 PM
Lea Michele has stories to share about the many auditions she has passed.
Posted: Wednesday September 19, 2012, 3:45 PM
"Glee" star and Tenafly native Lea Michele announced Monday that she is the newest spokesmodel for L'Oréal Paris.
Posted: Monday January 30, 2012, 4:19 PM
Lea Michele showed off some serious leg last night at the 18th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Posted: Thursday January 26, 2012, 4:08 PM
Tenafly native Lea Michele is being featured in an upcoming campaign for Candie's clothing line for Kohl's.
Posted: Monday January 16, 2012, 5:06 PM
Tenafly's Lea Michele wore Marchesa's antique embroidered sheer illusion gown with Jimmy Choo shoes and Lorraine Schwartz jewels.
Posted: Friday January 13, 2012, 6:05 AM
Tenafly's Lea Michele scores a People's Choice Award; Ridgewood New Players does Broadway; open auditions set for "Ridgewood's Got Talent 2012"; Ramsey's Shannon Rose restaurant set to open. Hosted by Heather Zwain [Jan. 13, 2012]
Posted: Thursday January 12, 2012, 1:51 PM
Tenafly's Lea Michele took home the People's Choice Award for Favorite Comedy Actress last night at the People's Choice Awards.
Posted: Tuesday December 27, 2011, 2:05 PM
"Glee's" Lea Michele, of Tenafly, says her cat Sheila needs a resolution.
Posted: Thursday December 8, 2011, 11:25 AM
"Glee" star and former Tenafly resident Lea Michele talsk bout her first feature film role in "New Year's Eve," which opens Friday.
Posted: Friday November 11, 2011, 4:46 AM
People Choice nominations; the Kardashian are coming to Bookends in Ridgewood; Caroline Manzo to appear at Bergen Jaguar; with host Heather Zwain, November 11, 2011
Posted: Wednesday November 9, 2011, 10:53 AM
Katy Perry, "Glee" and "Harry Potter" conjured up the most People's Choice Awards nominations.
Posted: Monday September 19, 2011, 1:29 PM
Demarest's Bill Wrubel and Tenafly's Lea Michele were front and center last night at the 63rd Annual Primetime Emmys.
Posted: Wednesday August 10, 2011, 11:33 AM
"Glee" co-creator and executive producer Brad Falchuk set the record straight this past Sunday at Comic-Con: Rachel (Tenafly's Lea Michele), Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Finn (Cory Monteith) will not leave the show after the end of the third season.
Posted: Thursday July 14, 2011, 7:35 PM
According to Glee executive producer Ryan Murphy, Glee characters Rachel (Tenafly's Lea Michele), Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Finn (Cory Monteith) will not return after the upcoming third season.
Posted: Tuesday June 21, 2011, 1:10 PM
Last Thursday's Glee concert surprised audiences with special guests Jane Lynch and Gwyneth Paltrow!
Posted: Friday May 27, 2011, 2:42 PM
Lea Michele is joining the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine in asking the U.S. federal government to step in and save the 14 chimps from invasive experiments in a San Antonio laboratory.
Posted: Tuesday April 12, 2011, 3:07 PM
Lea Michele joins Dianna Agron and Amber Rile on May covers of Marie Claire.
Posted: Saturday April 2, 2011, 1:30 PM
Lea Michele teams up with Jon Bon Jovi in Garry Marshall's new film, "New Year's Eve"
Posted: Thursday March 24, 2011, 2:37 PM
Lea Michele and the gang will perform at the Izod center June 16 and 17.
Posted: Wednesday March 9, 2011, 11:43 AM
Tenafly native, Lea Michele, receives praise from star Jane Lynch.
Posted: Monday February 28, 2011, 11:15 AM
Posted: Monday February 14, 2011, 2:35 AM
Lea Michele at the Grammy Awards.
Posted: Sunday February 13, 2011, 4:33 PM
Posted: Wednesday February 9, 2011, 11:14 AM
The "Glee Live! In Concert!" tour is coming to the Izod Center in June; tickets go on sale Feb. 19.


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Photos: Symphonix Celebration at Tiffany & Co. 2011
On August 4, hundreds of guests covered both floors of Tiffany & Co. to celebrate the sold-out success of the San Francisco Symphony's Centennial Opening Night Gala Symphonix Dinner.
Attendees appreciated bites, wine, and martinis while enjoying the soothing soundtrack of the elegant Quartet Rouge of Entire Productions.
Wells Fargo Regional President, Maggie Mui, presented a check for $350,000 to signify their support of the San Francisco Symphony. All proceeds from the event went to benefit the San Francisco Symphony and its education and community programs, providing music education to more than 75,000 Bay Area children every year.
The Symphonix League is the young professional association of the San Francisco Symphony, dedicated to raising funds for the Symphony's music education programs while cultivating the next generation of symphonic music enthusiasts. Symphonix consists of over 400 young, trend-setting philanthropists and community leaders who come together at membership events hosted at San Francisco's hottest venues, attend Symphony concerts and the innovative Davies After Hours series, and engage the San Francisco community by supporting programs like the Symphony's Concert for Kids.
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Dangerous Meat and Dairy?
As you may have heard, University of Southern California researchers recently published a report in the journal Cell Metabolism in which they related consumption of higher levels of protein from animal sources to increased mortality risk, as well as increased risk for the development of cancer. Interestingly, the same report also revealed that lower levels of protein consumption in elderly people might actually be worse in terms of risk for various health issues. The authors concluded:
These results suggest that low protein intake during middle age followed by moderate to high protein consumption in old adults may optimize healthspan and longevity.
The study followed 6,381 adults over an 18 year period and collected data revealing what foods were consumed as well as any specific health issues that developed.
Overall, I think the study does provide some very valuable information. If we are to interpret the results with the hope of gaining ideas about our food choices it's important to recognize that the study clearly points a finger at the consumption of meat and dairy products in America, and that's where we need to focus our attention.
Dairy: Dangerous or Delightful?
I've seen a lot of chatter here about the role of dairy in a Grain Brain lifestyle. Is it okay? How much can we have? What about Product X?
Certainly, there is a role for dairy in the Grain Brain diet. However, that said, it is not a dairy-heavy lifestyle. Want a splash of whole milk or cream in your coffee? Go for it! A piece of organic goat cheese? That's a-okay as well. Dairy can be enjoyed in moderation.
What you want to avoid is low-fat and skim milk/dairy products. The reason for this is that, obviously, low-fat milk has less fat in it, and more lactose sugar. It should come as no surprise to learn that that sugar is a dangerous carbohydrate, now entering the body instead of healthier fats.
So, enjoy your dairy, but keep it fatty, and look for organic whenever possible.
Diabetes and Dementia Risk
Over the past several years I have been calling attention to the profound relationship that exists between elevation of blood sugar and risk for developing dementia. This evolving body of knowledge stems from the incontrovertible evidence linking risk for dementia with having diabetes.
More compelling is the evidence that demonstrates that this relationship becomes even more dramatic based on the length of time a person has suffered from diabetes. To be sure, I'm talking about type 2 diabetes which now affects about 28.6 million Americans. This is the type of diabetes that, in most people, is directly reflective of dietary and other lifestyle choices like exercise, stress reduction and getting enough sleep.
In this report from the Journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Rosebud Roberts, of the Mayo Clinic, whose work I have cited before, demonstrated a profoundly increased risk for developing dementia in elderly individuals who became diabetic before the age of 65, as well as in those who had been diabetic for 10 years or longer.
Here's the take home message: you can absolutely and dramatically reduce your risk for becoming a diabetic today by changing your diet to one that includes much fewer carbs and sugars and reintroduces healthful fats back to the table. In addition, regular aerobic exercise will help to reduce diabetes risk, and, as such, go a long way to helping you avert dementia.
For more information, order your copy of Grain Brain today and join Dr. Perlmutter's email list.
Alzheimer's: A Disease of the Brain or the Body?
Recently, I had the chance to take part in a conversation with world-renowned experts in the fields of nutrition and neurology as a part of the program "The Agenda with Steve Paikin." This panel came together to discuss what can be done to protect our brain health as we age. Thanks to the diversity of our backgrounds, there was a wealth of valuable conversation to be had, focusing on how we could further improve brain health. I was able to speak about the tenets of Grain Brain, from exercise to nutrition, and how these all play a role in optimizing the state of our brain.
We all came at this topic from a different perspective, and I think that really benefited the dialogue. Find the time to watch, you won't regret having done so. Jump to 8:00 for the start of my segment.
Powerful Role of Ketone Fats in Brain Health and Alzheimer's Treatment
Brain cells function with far greater efficiency when they are utilizing fat (ketones) as a fuel source as opposed to sugar. The exciting news is that scientists are now taking advantage of this finding in the actual treatment of Alzheimer's disease, as you can see in this recent research publication.
This research clearly substantiates the health benefits of a low-carb, high-fat diet as a powerful lifestyle change to achieve the goal of brain health and functionality. While there actually exists a pharmaceutical "medical food" based on the science explained in this report, you can boost the availability of ketones for your brain by simply adding coconut oil or MCT oil to your daily regimen. But to make this effective, carb restriction is a must!
Alzheimer's now affects some 5.4 million Americans. It is my belief that this dietary approach may well go a long way to keeping the brain healthy and allowing us to remain free of this dreaded condition.
Keep Yourself in Ketosis
When talking about a Grain Brain lifestyle, and the very similar ketogenic diet, it's frequently mentioned that we are aiming to keep our bodies in ketosis. However, if you're new to my work, it may be that you're not exactly sure what ketosis is, or why we should be worrying about getting our body into this state. Allow me to explain.
Ketones are a special type of fat that can stimulate the pathways that enhance the growth of new neural networks in the brain. A ketogenic diet is one that is high in fats, and this diet has been a tool of researchers for years, used notably in a 2005 study on Parkinson's patients which found an improvement in symptoms after just 28 days. The improvements were on par with those made possible via medication and brain surgery. Ketones do more than just that though. They increase glutathione, a powerful, brain-protective antioxidant, levels in the hippocampus. Ketones facilitate the production of mitochondria, one of the most important actors in the coordinated production that is the human body. That's just the tip of the iceberg.
Brain and Gut
To all of our readers,
As you know, the fundamental premise of my work over the years has been to raise awareness of the relationship between nutrition and digestion, and how they support brain health and function. In my presentations to professionals, as well as my publications, I have endeavored to incorporate the most up-to-date research from around the world showing relevance to this thesis. And while there are journals dealing with brain science that may feature research dealing with nutrition, as well as nutritional and digestive publications that, on occasion, describe the role of nutrition in brain health, there is not, as yet, a journal fully dedicated to fully exploring this arena.
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Noodle Bowl
Partially concealed behind the garden on the bottom level of downtown Denver's Sakura Square, this nondescript restaurant has a menu packed with traditional items—udon, curries, rice bowls, and more—but the ramen is the real draw. Of the eight available, the miso ramen is the standout. Japanese-born chef Jun Watanabe combines miso with stock to create a rich, silky broth that's ladled over al dente noodles, tender slices of pork, boiled egg, bamboo shoots, and green onion. We slurped to the last drop as we contemplated a return visit. The $20 bill (for two) made it a sure thing.
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Real Sociedad vs Barcelona Preview
Barcelona will welcome back inspirational captain Carles Puyol for Saturday's trip to Real Sociedad.
The Spain international has not played since the end of last season when he was a key man in the Catalans' 3-1 demolition of Manchester United in the Champions League final at Wembley.
He subsequently underwent a knee operation a month later which forced him to miss the pre-season tour of the United States.
He is likely to slot straight back into his customary central defensive role with Pep Guardiola set to revert to a four-man backline after experimenting in the 5-0 mauling of Villarreal on August 29.
The defeat of the Yellow Submarine was remarkable for the fact Guardiola named just one recognised defender in his starting XI - France international Eric Abidal - with midfielders Javier Mascherano and Seydou Keita dropping back in a 3-4-3 formation.
But with Puyol back from injury, along with left-backs Adriano and Maxwell, and right-back Daniel Alves available again after suspension, Barca's starting XI is likely to have a more familiar look about it.
Guardiola will be relieved to have a shored-up defence as his men attempt to make up for a 2-1 defeat at the Anoeta last season - the only defeat on their travels in the Primera Division.
On that evening in April, French winger Antoine Griezmann was instrumental in firing the Basque side to a victory which went a long way to securing their top flight survival.
Griezmann comes into the fixture this season under a cloud, however, after granting an interview in the summer in which he declared his desire to leave the club to play alongside "big players" at Atletico Madrid.
The deal subsequently collapsed, leaving Griezmann with relationships to rebuild, not least with the supporters.
He told the Diario Vasco: "I want to apologise again, turn the page and say that I regret what happened.
"On the pitch I will show my commitment to Real."
As for his reception from the Anoeta crowd, he added: "I prefer not to think about it. We'll see what happens.
"If they whistle again, I understand, but mostly I want them to encourage my team-mates."
Griezmann missed the season-opening 2-1 win at Sporting Gijon - a result he believes offers encouragement for the rest of the season.
"That victory means we have a good squad and we can do something this season in the league," he said.
"I know I have to work hard to earn a place in the team but I also know the competition will be good for me and everyone else."


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Breakthrough season
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Their quick fade in the Stanley Cup finals did little to tarnish a breakthrough season for the Washington Capitals.
The Capitals weren't quite good enough to hoist the Stanley Cup, but next season they will raise a banner to the roof of the MCI Center proclaiming their status as 1997-98 NHL Eastern Conference champions.
The banner and the accompanying trophy will serve as a significant consolation prizes for the Capitals, who reached the finals for the first time in their 24-year history before being swept by the Detroit Red Wings.
"We came a long way this year as a team and an organization," said Olaf Kolzig, who also made great strides as an NHL goaltender. "I've got an empty feeling right now, but a couple weeks down the road I'll sit back and realize how great this year really was."
Before this year, the Capitals enjoyed only one season worth recognizing with a banner on the rafters: 1988-89, when they won the Patrick Division title. That lonely banner will finally have some company, but can the Capitals add to their meager collection next season?
Veterans Adam Oates, Esa Tikkanen, Brian Bellows, Phil Housley, Craig Berube and captain Dale Hunter will be well into their 30s when training camp opens. But Washington has other key players who appear to have several good seasons ahead of them.
Kolzig, 28, finally became a starter this season and responded with a 33-18-10 record and an impressive 2.20 goals-against average. He alone was the main reason the Capitals advanced to the finals despite being outshot 577-430 over the first three rounds of the playoffs.
Sergei Gonchar, 24, and Richard Zednik, 22, both scored seven goals in the playoffs. Brendan Witt, 23, is rapidly becoming an excellent defenseman and Andre Nikolishin, 25, played extremely well after missing the first 42 games of the season following offseason knee surgery.
"We had guys like Gonchar, Witt and Zednik play meaningful roles all year long," general manager George McPhee noted. "They're all in their prime, so we should be in good shape for a while."
The Capitals also hope to benefit from the knowledge they gained during the playoffs. While playing under intense pressure for six straight weeks, Washington established itself as one of the league's elite teams.
"These players are going to recognize over the summer that all the attention they received was great," McPhee said. "They'll come back to training camp 10 to 15 percent better from the experience of having gone through it. It will make them all better players."
Coach Ron Wilson said, "You have to taste this sort of disappointment to understand how sweet it would be to win."
After spending much of their first season in Washington operating in the shadow of the NBA Wizards, the Capitals became the talk of the town in May and June. The question now is: will their newfound popularity help fill seats at the MCI Center next season?
"We'll find out over the summer when we see the season-ticket sales," said a skeptical Oates, who couldn't forget the winter nights when the Capitals performed at home in a half-empty arena.
The MCI Center was rocking during the finals against the Detroit Red Wings, but Washington's playoff openers against Boston and Ottawa didn't even draw sellout crowds.
"Obviously we got great support after we started winning. It was fantastic," Oates said. "During the year it was awful. But people like a winner, so maybe they'll be interested in us next year."
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Eddie Murphy to Play Marion Barry in Television Biopic
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Eddie Murphy may take a break from Tinsel Town and head to the small screen, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
Apparently, the comedian will take a very serious role: portraying Marion Barry, former Mayor of Washington, D.C., in an untitled television biopic on HBO.
Spike Lee is already confirmed to direct the biopic with John Ridley (Red Tails) as the screenwriter. All three, Murphy, Lee and Ridley, would executive produce the film.
Barry, who served as mayor of the Nation's Capital from 1979 to 1991 and again from 1995 to 1999, was caught smoking cocaine in a hotel room downtown. He was later arrested and served six months in prison.


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Officer accused of interfering with internal investigationSOUTH BEND, Ind. -- A South Bend police officer was stripped of his badge for possibly interfering with an investigation. That investigation involves three other officers harassing a 7-Eleven clerk. Captain Phil Trent told ABC 57, Officer Theodore Robert has been placed on paid administrative leave for allegedly interfering with an internal investigation. "They did a cinnamon challenge," said 7-Eleven Clerk Johnathan Ferguson. Ferguson said three South Bend Police officers forced him to eat a large amount of cinnamon. He vomited. They allegedly videotaped it and put it on YouTube. "I swallowed it and I was throwing up for three, four hours straight and they were straight laughing the whole time," said Ferguson. Ferguson made a complaint against the three South Bend officers for taunting him, so now the South Bend Police Department is currently doing an internal investigation. Robert went to Ferguson's work on Miami Street to ask other employees there if it really happened. Then later in the day, Robert was stripped of his gun, badge, and squad car for allegedly interfering with an internal investigation. Robert said he never knew there was an internal investigation. According to Trent, being that the investigation has been ongoing, he believes Robert would have known about it. Robert has hired an attorney and plans on suing the police department if he does not get his job back. |
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To avoid cravings, eat more protein and fats and reduce your carb intake. I don't eat any sugar or carbs in the mornings. Stevia and other sugar replacements (Just Like Sugar, Whey low) are my best friends. I don't know about you, but when I eat bread, pastries, cookies etc, I want more bready things.
My breakfast everyday for the last 3 years had been steel cut oats with yogurt and a piece of fruit. Trying to find ways to switch it up.
I'm going no carb aside from fruit/veg. Also intensely upped my water intake as I was getting nowhere near enough water.
Marks Daily Apple has been a great source of info and I've checked out a lot of recipes in advance so that I can stock my cupboard with the basic replacements.
This morning I made little omelette muffins that were AMAZING! Yield was 6 and I'm told they freeze well.
I only have done one day so far but I can't lie and say I haven't already noticed a difference! My diet before was very carby because it's the easiest and quickest, or so I thought. I didn't have my usual nap in the afternoon when the kiddies were sleeping, and I sprung out of bed this morning and cleaned my kitchen!? NEVER would that happen. I'm excited to see how my body changes over the next few weeks.
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Right guard Jeromey Clary practiced for the first time since leaving the Week Three game, but three other Chargers offensive linemen didn't practice Thursday.
Read Kevin Acee's article about the Chargers coaching if you haven't already. "Disaster preparedness" paid off in the win over the Cowboys.
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Salem police received a call from a woman on June 6 after she spotted Rice parked in front of a Marshalls store around 12:06 p.m.
The car was being serviced at a local car dealership, but Rice had taken it out during his break from work, police said.
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It's hardly a secret that City Hall is pushing the benefits of two-wheeled, human-powered transportation. Janette Sadik-Khan, the city's Transportation Commissioner, has become one of the Bloomberg Administration's most reviled figures because of her insistence on creating a space for cyclists on the city's streets, in parks, and in other public venues.
As part of her vision, City Hall is attempting to implement a bike-sharing network that would allow residents to rent a bike to get from place to place. Docking stations or kiosks would be constructed to house the rental bikes.
Many cities in the U.S. already have such programs. City Hall clearly would like New York to get with the program. But local neighborhoods and elected officials, tired, perhaps, of being lectured about the benefits of cycling, have begun to push back. They want input on the location and construction of the kiosks. City Hall has agreed to consult with communities, rather than simply impose the plan. That's a wise move.
Because the bike-sharing network would be run by a vendor, there's some question about whether this constitutes a franchise, which requires City Council approval. But in a way, that's irrelevant. City Hall has to listen, especially after several episodes during which top officials appeared to be out of touch with public opinion.
Transforming New York into a bicycle-friendly city may truly be a laudable, visionary idea. Future generations may well bless the memory of Ms. Sadik-Khan. But at the moment, it seems clear that the public has concerns about the nuts and bolts of the bike-sharing plan.
Those concerns are legitimate, and they deserve to be heard. City Hall should be all ears, on this project and on other big-vision plans in the final two years of the Bloomberg era.
'out of touch with public opinion' ? poll after poll has shown clear majority support (and rising) for bike lanes and bicycling. isolated NIMBY opposition does not equal public opinion.
The real NIMBYs are the respondents in the poll who support bike lanes in random surveys, but oppose them when they actually are planned for their neighborhoods.
It's like sanitation facilites. No one has a problem with them until you have one arriving on your block.
Written by Jared Kushner's tea party wife and father in law?
I don't disagree with your take on this, but it's quite a waste of editorial space. The city is already collaborating with local communities regarding infrastructure decisions and strategies, and is doing so quite successfully now. The tale of Sadik-Khan being imperious is now an old and outdated one. And the only people complaining are the few who didn't get EVERYTHING they demanded or the ones who are deeply out-of-touch with reality. So it goes.
It's my expectation that the editors at the Observer are wiser than, say, the NY Post such that they would not give a platform to the unhinged fringe and their PR monkeys, but to instead to go by the (sometimes less exciting) facts in undoctored statistics, track records and academic studies. An editorial like this – reporting much drama where there is very little – makes me think those fringes and monkeys still have too much of your attention.
The bike lanes and pedestrian plazas have made the streets safer for me, a car driver. On roads that DOT has changed, there is a sense of order now. Much fewer taxis swerving across multiple lanes. Much fewer cars speeding at 40+ mph down avenues. Left turn lanes that fairly require people to line up.
As a driver, I feel much safer in my car in the city.
I think it's a distortion to say Sadik-Kahn "has become one of the Bloomberg Administration's most reviled figures." Seems to me she is at least equally as adored as hated, much like any other public figure maligned by local press.
You need to do better research before you write your next op-ed.
I agree with the general responses here. Indeed there is widespread, overall support for the bike lanes, and they are proven to improve safety and quality of life in our city. The vicious outcries by a minority of naysayers should not be determining what is in our best interest, and while it makes a clever headline "vicious cycle", it is out of touch with the real, less heated story.


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US Stuns Panama 3-2 In Stoppage Time, Saves Mexico's World Cup Hopes
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Year of inscription on the World Heritage List
Manú National Park: 1987
Manú National Park: (ix)(x)
Previous Committee Decisions:
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See page http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/475
Year(s) of inscription on the List of World Heritage in Danger
Desired state of conservation for the removal of the property from the List of World Heritage in Danger
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1988 | Contribution to Smithsonian training programme in Manu National Park, July-August 1988 | 20,000 USD |
1987 | Training course in taxonomy and biological inventories, Manu National Park (Peru) | 20,000 USD |
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As IUCN reported to the Bureau, the threat from plans by Shell Oil and Petroperu for oil and gas exploration along the northern boundary of the park has subsided.
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I haven't posted any blog entries in a long time, but I do have a couple of nice ones in the works. This one's a quickie though, that I've pushed through for an immediate post just because it's so cool . I'll be back on track soon, with more original content and book reviews.
I've covered web application testing using proxies (specifically Burp Suite) before, and I do that sort of thing pretty often. It can be a pain, requiring that I have launch Burp and make sure my browser's proxy settings are set to point at it. Once I'm done, I also have to make sure I set things back, or else the browser will stop working once Burp's unloaded.
I recently participated in ha.ckers.org's blackhat challenge (and won a t-shirt!), in which a proxy like this comes in handy. After the contest was over, Ronald van den Heetkamp of http://www.0×000000.com/ posted some help for the others in a comment, and mentioned the Tamperdata extension for Firefox. Investigating it, it seems like it'll do the trick for a lot of the things I'd normally do with Burp.
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Minor League Stunt.
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I about fell out of bed watching that last night. Seeing a big fat guy crawling on his belly like he is getting shot at, picking up the rosin bag and tossing it like a grenade. Very creative.
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Author | Jorge Luis Borges |
Original title | "El Disco" |
Country | Argentina |
Language | Spanish |
Genre(s) | Fantasy, short story |
Published in | The Book of Sand |
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Publication date | 1975 |
Published in English | 1977 |
The Disk is a 1975 short story written by Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges. It appears in the collection The Book of Sand.
The story deals with a woodcutter who lives in the midst of a deep wood in old England and who has never seen the sea.
He tells the reader that at one time a man, who asks lodging from him appears at his door. The woodcutter notes that the man was elderly, as he referred to England as "Saxony", which, at the time, was a sign of age. The day after the man wishes to leave, but before he does, he says that he is a King and is descended from Odin. He tells the woodcutter that he is exiled, but that he shall always be a king, because he holds the Disk of Odin, the sole thing in the world that has but one side. He opens his hand and "shows" the disk-the woodcutter sees only an empty palm, but thereafter touches it, feeling a chill in the fingers and seeing a flash. He makes a false claim that he has a full chest of gold and wants to trade it for the disk, because he knows the man will decline. And the man does, to which the woodcutter replies that the man may go. When he turns around, the woodcutter kills the man with an axe.
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The 100th edition of the Canadian Football League's Grey Cup match-up takes place this Sunday in Toronto, with the home Argonauts playing host to the Calgary Stampeders.
There's a local angle to this story, and while people on the coast aren't particularly inclined to cheer for any Toronto sports team, maybe some will make an exception for offensive guard Joe Eppele — all 308 pounds of him — as the 25-year-old looks to win the CFL's top trophy.
Eppele played four years for the Washington State Cougars. His grades were good enough to be named to the All-Pac-10 Conference Academic Second-Team in three straight seasons. He was drafted by the Argos in 2010 and played in seven games during his rookie season. He's played in almost every game since, alternating with other offensive linemen. Go Argos?
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Chris Del Bosco's bid to win an Olympic podium in 2014 took a detour to the hospital this week after the 30-year-old X Games champion separated his shoulder during a training run at Nakiska. He immediately headed to Vail, Colorado for surgery, and is expected to be sidelined for two to three months.
His own goal is to be healthy for the Olympic test event in Sochi, Russia in February. If all goes well, he will be able to defend his world championship title in March as well.
"I've been in this situation before and I'm confident I know what it takes," said Del Bosco, who came back from a knee injury in 2010 to earn five podiums and place fourth in the Olympics. He has 17 World Cup medals since 2009, as well as medals from pro events and nationals.
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The local cross-country ski season is getting a Thursday, Nov. 22 start, with plans to open a selection of trails at Ski Callaghan (Whistler Olympic Park trails and Callaghan Country Trails).
According to Ski Callaghan, early season conditions are "marginal" and only two trails will be open — the stadium loop and Neverland.
Ski Callaghan represent a combined 130km of cross-country and snowshoe trails when open at full capacity, and operate from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during the week and from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekends and holidays. As well, the trails will be open for night skiing on Wednesday evenings until 9 p.m., starting on Nov. 28 — with the exception of Dec. 26.
Today is also the last day to purchase early bird passes at a price of $225 per person, going up to $315 after 9 p.m. There are also rates for youth, families and to use the dog loop.
As well as Ski Callaghan passes, Dual area passes are available that also include the trails at Lost Lake in Whistler. A dual area pass is $359 until Nov. 23, going up to $450.
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Former Pfizer (PFE) chief Jeffrey Kindler stepped down from the board of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Kindler, who quit the giant drugmaker in a surprise announcement three weeks ago, said Wednesday he'll leave the Fed board tomorrow after just over a year as a director.
Kindler said in his resignation letter, dated last Thursday, that as a former CEO he no longer fills the Fed's need for "current, high level information about the business environment."
His term ends in December 2012. The Fed is expected to hold a special election to appoint someone to serve out the rest of Kindler's term early next year.
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Jackson and others urge Goldman (GS) to make its board more diverse. The board has been under fire this year from a number of angles, including its ties to the Galleon insider trading scandal.
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The Emory Dance Program presents dance films from all around the world with "Dance for Reel: An evening of dance on camera," Tuesday, February 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Oxford Road Presentation Room on Emory's campus. For this installment of the ongoing "Dance for Reel" series, Curator Onur Topal Sumer brings a rich selection of short dance films from the Dans Kamera Istanbul International Dance Film Festival archive.
The line-up features short films from eleven countries with different cultures, body languages, architectures, perspectives and approaches to dance and film, most of which are being seen in Atlanta for the first time.
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August 28, 2009 by Chris George
A sectioned psychiatric patient hanged himself with a holdall strap handed to him by a nurse.
Michael Dodds, diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, took his own life at NHS Tayside's Carseview Intensive Psychiatric Care Unit in Dundee.
An inquiry into his death heard that trainee GPs with no psychiatric experience were left to care for vulnerable patients.
It also emerged that the hospital kept no record of whether patients had items they could use to harm themselves.
Mr Dodds, 38, of Dundee, hanged himself on September 8, 2007.
During the fatal accident inquiry at Dundee Sheriff Court, Dr Helen Millar, a consultant psychiatrist at Carseview for 10 years, criticised a system that put GP trainees with no psychiatric experience on a three-month rotation there.
Dr Millar wrote to the medical director urging that the system be changed. This eventually happened but only after Mr Dodd's death.
In a written ruling, Sheriff Derek Pyle said: "The failures in this case were obvious.
"The system for a written record of possessions was totally ignored.
"The movement of such possessions was not recorded in writing in the nursing notes, resulting in there being no record that Mr Dodds was already in possession of a trouser belt."
The sheriff said staff nurse Stephen Duncan failed to take "even the most basic steps" before he gave Dodds the belt that claimed his life.
He added: "The decision to give Mr Dodds the holdall strap was taken by one nurse without consultation with his colleagues, in particular a doctor.
"Having given the strap to Mr Dodds he (Stephen Duncan) failed to watch closely what Mr Dodds wanted to do with it, and he failed to record the event in the nursing notes."
Sheriff Pyle also found that nursing staff lacked refresher training and they there was insufficient supervision from superiors.
The Dodds family solicitor, Brian Bell, said: "This is one of the most shocking cases of neglect we have encountered."
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N.C. lawmakers are poised to upend a successful program thats been keeping special interest money from dominating the selection of judges in this state. Heres the publics take: Dont do it.
That came through clearly in a new poll commissioned by the N.C. Center for Voter Education. The survey found that 68 percent of N.C. voters favor the states voluntary public campaign financing program. Just 23 percent oppose it. Support for the program is bipartisan 67 percent of Republicans and 69 percent of Democrats favor it. So do 65 percent of unaffiliated voters.
Additionally, candidates whove sought judicial seats support it. All judicial candidates last year took part in the program.
Two popular former N.C. governors one a Democrat, the other a Republican have chimed in their voices of support. Jim Holshouser, the Republican, and Jim Hunt, the Democrat, collaborated on a letter sent to newspapers across the state to urge preservation of public funding. They noted rightly that the program helps candidates from having to seek out or succumb to special interests for campaign funds. It frees judges from the endless money chase and prevents the appearance that justice is for sale, they wrote.
Thats exactly what was happening in this state before public financing started. In 2002, the last year with no public financing, 73 percent of campaign funds for judicial candidates came from attorneys and special interest groups. In 2004, that number had dropped to 14 percent, said the Brennan Center for Justice.
Opponents of public financing claim it is an infringement on free speech and a costly waste of tax dollars. But the program is almost entirely funded through a $50 fee levied on active members of the N.C. State Bar and an optional yes, optional check-off on state income tax returns. And because the $4 million currently allocated comes from a fee and contributions specifically for campaign finance, a good chunk of the revenue stream will end not be available for other programs.
As for free speech, program participants do have to agree to limit their fundraising. But rather than limit free speech this program attempts to level the playing field to allow many voices to be heard rather than a few because of their ability to shovel piles of cash into a candidates campaign coffers. A big reason the legislature opted for a public financing program was to protect judicial candidates from the detrimental effects of increasingly large amounts of money being raised and spent to influence the outcomes of elections.
We saw moneys influence in the N.C. Supreme Court race last fall. Both candidates incumbent Justice Paul Newby and Appeals Court Judge Sam Ervin IV chose to receive public financing. But a 2010 U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowed unlimited money to come into the race from outside sources. A flood of cash came into the state from conservative groups to help Newby. His campaign outspent Ervins almost 10 to 1. But observers said the public financing program still allowed Ervin to run a competitive race.
A barrage of special interest money is also a troubling byproduct of another change legislators are pushing making judicial races partisan. The difference in campaign donations in states with nonpartisan judicial races and those with partisan races is stark. Partisan races attract more than double the amount in nonpartisan races as monied special interests seek to influence candidates.
But the rule of law should guide judges, not politics or ideology. In the voter education poll, 60 percent said judicial candidates should continue to run nonpartisan.
A legislative committee heard arguments about these changes Wednesday. Unfortunately, the House panel voted to end the voluntariy $3 check-off. The full legislature should reject this and other changes.
Its time to listen to the public. They want an independent judiciary. Public financing and nonpartisan elections help provide it.
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