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Determinants of Unemployment Duration for Men and Women in Turkey
AbstractThere are few studies on unemployment duration in developing countries. This is the first study on duration aspect of unemployment in Turkey. We use the results of the Household Labor Force Surveys of 2000 and 2001 to construct a cross-section of durations of unemployment spells. We analyze the determinants of probability of leaving unemployment or the hazard rate. The effects of the personal and household characteristics and the local labor market conditions are examined. Non-Parametric and parametric estimation methods are used, controlling for the unobserved heterogeneity. Two alternative definitions of unemployment are considered. The analyses are carried out for men and women separately. Our results indicate that women are experiencing higher unemployment durations then men. Age has a negative and education has a positive effect on the hazard rate. The effect of the local unemployment rate is large and negative. Duration dependence of the exit rate from unemployment is different for men and women. For men, there is slight U-shaped duration dependence, while for women there is no duration dependence.
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Length: 40 pages
Date of creation: Feb 2004
Date of revision: Feb 2004
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Related researchKeywords: Turkey; unemployment duration; gender issues;
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- Tansel, Aysit & Tasci, H. Mehmet, 2004. "Determinants of Unemployment Duration for Men and Women in Turkey," IZA Discussion Papers 1258, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA).
- Aysit Tansel & Mehmet Tasci, 2004. "Determinants of Unemployment Duration for Men and Women in Turkey," Working Papers 2004/6, Turkish Economic Association.
- J64 - Labor and Demographic Economics - - Mobility, Unemployment, Vacancies, and Immigrant Workers - - - Unemployment: Models, Duration, Incidence, and Job Search
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- NEP-ALL-2004-10-21 (All new papers)
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Message from Interim Dean Laura Argys
Welcome to the 2014-2015 Academic Year
The fall semester is underway and there are many new faces on campus. For the second year in a row, we are welcoming the largest class of entering freshmen to CU Denver. Regardless of their major, these students will begin their college experience taking classes across the CLAS curriculum and we have seen growing enrollment in our first-year courses. Enrollment of new transfer students is also on the rise, both in the professional schools and in liberal arts and sciences, and we are hosting the largest-ever group of junior and senior Communication and Economics majors from our International College Beijing program. Special thanks are due to our CLAS Advising staff for their efforts throughout the summer to assist all of these students in designing their college plans and registering for their courses. As some of you may have noticed, the process for adding classes has changed this year and I'd like to recognize the exceptional work of Mary Lovit and Sarah Carr in the Dean's office in managing individual schedule adjustments for a steady flow of students this week.
Though the start of a new academic year has a familiar rhythm it also brings change. The first CU Denver building on the Auraria Campus opened for business just this month and houses not only the majority of our student-services offices but a number of academic programs as well. The Departments of Communication, History, Political Science and the Masters of Humanities and Social Science programs share the third floor of the new building and the Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences is on the fourth floor. Many of you will teach in the new, flexible classrooms in this building in upcoming semesters but I encourage you to take a few minutes this week to visit your colleagues as they settle into their new offices and to explore the terrific new educational space on the first and second floors.
After a search throughout the spring, the College will soon welcome new Dean Pamela Jansma. As you know, Dean Jansma is an educator, scholar and experienced administrator who joins us after serving as the Dean of the College of Science at the University of Texas at Arlington. Trained as a geologist, Dr. Jansma has more than two decades of experience in higher education. Prior to her work at UT Arlington, she served as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at New Mexico State University. A fellow of the American Council of Education, Dr. Jansma combines academic and administrative perspectives from a wide range of higher education institutions including the University of Arkansas and the University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez. Dr. Jansma was able to attend our chairs and directors at the retreat in early August and meet our new faculty at the CLAS reception but joins the college officially on September 9.
In closing, I want to take the opportunity to thank you all for your hard work and collaboration throughout the past year. When I agreed to serve as Interim Dean of the college last summer, I knew that the college had a terrific faculty and staff and felt that we could work together with the support of the administration not only to keep the college on an even keel but to move forward in a number of important ways. We have seen the development and growth of our recent graduate program in Integrative Biology and the new undergraduate majors in Public Health and Ethnic Studies, accreditation of the Ph.D. program in Clinical Health Psychology, approval of a new Master's degree in Applied Geography and Geospatial Science, continued growth of our ICB program, matriculation of the first cohort of BA/BS-MD students into medical school, increased external funding and donor support to the college and accomplishments of individual faculty and students far too numerous to list here. It has been my pleasure to work with you and I want to thank you all for your contributions and support during this interim year. I look forward to returning to as Associate Dean in the CLAS Office of Research and Creative Activities and working to further the college research mission with Carol Achziger and Brittany Lopez-Thrasher in the coming year.
Please join us at the CLAS Faculty and Staff Forum for an opportunity to reflect on the past year and to welcome new Dean Pamela Jansma on September 12 (more information below).
With many thanks and all my best wishes for a productive and rewarding year,
Laura Argys
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- APA Accreditation of the Clinical Health Psychology PhD Program Official
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- Math Honors Retirees with Conference
On July 25-26, the department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences hosted a conference on campus to honor three recent retirees: Bill Cherowitzo, Rich Lundgren, and Stan Payne – all of whom are now Professor Emeritus. The Rocky Mountain Conference on Graphs, Geometry, and Combinatorics was playfully deemed the CheLuPa Fest this year (for Cherowitzo, Lundgren and Payne). The conference covered three of the main pillars of discrete mathematics (graph theory, geometry, and combinatorics) representing the work of the three individuals whom the conference honored. In addition to promoting mathematical research Cherowitzo, Lundgren, and Payne also modeled the importance of mathematics pedagogy, and in this spirit, the conference organizers solicited 20 minute talks related to both mathematical research and to the teaching of collegiate level discrete mathematics.
Some statistics on the Professors Emeritus Cherowitzo, Lundgren and Payne celebrated by the department:
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- Hartley and student present at annual meeting
Laurel Hartley, Assistant Professor of Integrative Biology, and graduate student Mark Visel attended the annual meeting of the Ecological Society of America in August. Hartley and Visel presented results of their research on the effects of plague-extirpation on vegetation of prairie dog colonies in urban Colorado. Hartley also presented results of her pedagogical research related to how grades 6-12 students develop understanding of ecosystem ecology.
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Sarah Horton, Anthropology Assistant Professor, had an article on health care access among undocumented immigrants in the US published in Hidden Lives and Human Rights in the United States, an edited three volume collection on undocumented migration oriented towards an undergraduate audience. Horton has also recently submitted articles to American Ethnologist and to the Political and Legal Anthropology Review.
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Hai Lin, Associate Professor of Chemistry, was recently named a Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar for 2014. Awarded by the Camile and Henry Dreyfus Foundation, the Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Awards Program supports the research and teaching careers of talented young faculty in the chemical sciences at undergraduate institutions. Based on institutional nominations, the program provides discretionary funding to faculty at an early stage in their careers. The award is based on accomplishment in scholarly research with undergraduates, as well as a compelling commitment to teaching, and provides an unrestricted research grant of $60,000.
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Christopher J. Phiel, Assistant Professor in the Department of Integrative Biology, recently had two papers accepted for publication. The first paper is a multi-disciplinary effort between members of the Departments of Integrative Biology (PRA Colleen Bartman, MS student Jennifer Egelston, Assistant Professor Raibatak Das, and Phiel) and Chemistry (Assistant Professor Xiaojun Ren). Entitled "A Simple and Efficient Method for Transfecting Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells" and published in Experimental Cell Research, this paper describes the development of a new protocol for introducing DNA into mouse embryonic stem cells, a widely used cell type in academic and industry laboratories. The second paper entitled "Gene Expression Profiling in Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells Reveals Gsk-3-Dependent Targets of PI3K and Wnt/β-Catenin Signaling Pathways," was accepted for publication at Frontiers in Endocrinology. This work provides detailed comparisons of the expression of all genes in different mouse embryonic stem cells in which Gsk-3 activity has been inhibited or genetically deleted. These results provide a broader perspective on how Gsk-3 activity affects gene expression.
- Swallow presents in Germany
John Swallow, Chair and Professor of Integrative Biology, was invited to present in a symposium this month focusing on the biology of stalk-eyed flies at the 8th International Congress of Dipterology in Potsdam, Germany. Swallow presented a synthesis of recent work in his lab on the evolution of aggressive behaviors with emphasis on the modulatory role of the monoamine serotonin in stalk-eyed flies. The title of his invited presentation was "Neural Mechanisms Underlying Aggression in Stalk-eyed Flies."
- Woodhull presents in England
Margaret L. Woodhull, Director of the Master of Humanities Program, just returned from giving a paper at a conference at the University of Leeds in England. The three-day, international conference was called Commemorating Augustus, and explored the impact of Rome's first emperor and imperialism in the world after Roman antiquity. Woodhull's paper was titled, "Agrippina's Temple for Claudius and the Demise of Women Building Rome."
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Avery Bradley has spent his first three seasons in the NBA developing a reputation.
From running down opposing guards in the open floor for LeBron-like chase down blocks, to his signature brand of full-court pressure defense, Bradley's consideration as one of the NBA's most ferocious on-ball defenders is no accident. Last season, opposing players shot just 30.8 percent when they were being guarded by Bradley. He allowed only 0.697 points per play defensively, the best mark in the league, as ESPN Boston noted.
Bradley is the NBA's wiry straightjacket, a sub-200-pound package of athletic fury, competitive fire and dogged determination. As Bradley enters a contract year in his fourth season, he's now out to prove he's more than just a defensive specialist.
Bradley's ability to carve out a niche at the beginning of his NBA career has been impressive, but he wasn't always considered a one-trick pony. Bradley was a consensus top-five recruit out of high school in 2009, ranked No. 1 overall by ESPN, ahead of players like John Wall, DeMarcus Cousins and Derrick Favors.
Upon his commitment to Texas, Rivals wrote that Bradley was "a big time scoring threat from the off guard position" and added "there might not be a better midrange scorer in the class nor a better on the ball defender than Bradley."
It was high praise he couldn't live up to during his one season with the Longhorns. Bradley averaged 11.6 points per game on 43 percent shooting from the field for a Texas team that was ousted in the first round of the NCAA Tournament as a No. 8 seed. That isn't the type of substantial impact top recruits are supposed to have as freshmen, but it was enough for the Celtics to nab Bradley at No. 19 overall in the 2010 draft.
Since entering the pros, Bradley's career has been distinct by battling injury. As a rookie, he lost his first training camp while recovering from surgery to repair bone chips in his left ankle. The lockout wiped away the opening months of his second season, and a shoulder injury halted his progress in the first round of the playoffs just as it seemed he was breaking out. Last season, Bradley missed the first 30 games of the year recovering from offseason surgery on both shoulders.
Boston has never had to question his impact when he's on the floor, though. The Celtics won six out of Bradley's first seven games back last season, and looked like they could be another tough out in the playoffs before star Rajon Rondo tore his ACL in April.
Bradley turns 23 years old days before the start of the new season, already with three years of experience under his belt. Rondo will be back sooner rather than later, but the Celtics will have an unmistakably different feel. Doc Rivers is in Los Angeles, Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce are in Brooklyn. Brad Stevens, the new coach of the Celtics, is the youngest in the league and has spent the majority of his career competing in the Horizon League.
It's a new day for the Celtics, but one that doesn't come without its own intrigues. Bradley is at the forefront of that, with this season dictating not only his next contract, but also his future in Boston. The Celtics are loaded with future first-round picks and could be poised to make a move for a star-level player in the next year or two. Whether Bradley is part of the Celtics' core moving forward or merely an intriguing trade chip depends on his development.
Bradley has reportedly added 15 pounds of muscle this offseason, and the added strength could go a long way. There aren't many pro shooting guards weighing in at 180 pounds. Bradley did last season. He was regularly giving up 30-40 pounds a night against other starting shooting guards in the Eastern Conference. Joe Johnson, of the Celtics' division rival in Brooklyn, actually had a 60-pound weight advantage over Bradley.
The extra strength should help Bradley finishing at the rim, where he converted only 46.4 percent of his 153 attempts last season. The Celtics are also hoping it helps keeps him healthy.
Don't let the single-digit PER he posted last season fool you: Bradley is the type of player winning teams need to have. Now it's up to him to prove he's more than just an elite perimeter stopper.
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Neither is mine!
Happy Birthday, wishes divine,
Although I know it isn't that day
you kindly see, neither is mine!
I only wished, because it's May!
You say it isn't? I'll wait because
we'll find another reason then,
to invent a birthday for some cause,
good will transfers the dates often.
It's January (my voice acclaimed) ,
a friendly moose incurred attacks
uncalled they were and thus defamed
his birthday with their ugly struck!
It isn't? Maybe it's September!
Promised to be a gracious aide,
The poets should harmonize better,
because their work should never fade!
Hey sneaky you! :) It is December!
The birthday of a writer friend;
Inspired I am, with poetry's blend,
did you claim we have November?
I Know! It's Summer, we're in June
Is it your birthday? Swim in brine,
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it isn't your birthday, neither's mine!
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CLASS ACT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION CLASSIC• Wisconsin (10-9) travels to Louisville, Ky., for the Class Act Federal Credit Union Classic March 15-17. The Badgers will face Kent State, Iowa State and Louisville in the three-day tournament.
• Louisville (13-7) boasts a 9-2 home record and the Class Act Federal Credit Union Classic will be its third home tournament of the season. The series between the Badgers and the Cardinals is tied at 1-1 with the last meeting coming during the 2011 season. The two teams were scheduled to play last season, but poor weather forced the cancellation of the game.
• Kent State (10-7) opened the season with four-straight wins before falling to Long Beach State. Two of the Flashes' losses were at the hands of No. 8 Michigan, including a 1-0, nine-inning defeat. The Badgers and the Flashes are 1-1 all-time, last meeting during the 2007 season in Tampa, Fla.
• Iowa State (15-6) opened its season with six-straight wins before falling to New Mexico State in New Mexico. The Cyclones most recently suffered an 18-16 loss to Wichita State at the Shocker Softball Classic March 9. This will be the first ever meeting between the Badgers and Cyclones.
• The Badgers' current two-game winning streak ties their longest of the season. UW wrapped up the Judy Garman Classic last weekend with a win over Long Beach State and Cal State Fullerton to push its record above the .500 mark. Right-hander Cassandra Darrah posted a 3-0 record in 21.0 innings of work, earning wins over LBSU, CSF and No. 7 Arizona.
• Wisconsin's trip to Louisville marks the end of tournament action. The Badgers will start Big Ten Conference play on March 21 at Northwestern before opening the season at home in Madison on March 28 against Iowa.
JUDI GARMAN GREATNESSDespite facing three top-10 teams in a span of 20 hours in Fullerton, Calif., at the Judi Garman Classic March 7-9, Wisconsin finished the weekend 3-2, garnering wins over No. 7 Arizona, Long Beach State and host Cal State Fullerton.
The Badgers proved to be The Beach's lone loss of the weekend, as they finished the tournament with a record of 4-1.
VICTORY AT LASTThe Badgers picked up its first win over a ranked opponent this season in Fullerton, as the they defeated No. 7 Arizona, 7-5.
Wisconsin did whatever it could to get runners on base, over and across home plate against an opponent who had won eight of its previous nine games in run-rule fashion. Cassandra Darrah picked up the win, stranding 10 U of A runners on base.
UW was previously 0-4 against top-25 opponents this season, losing twice to both then-No.4 Florida and then-No. 16 Texas A&M.
SENIOR LEADERSSeniors Michelle Mueller and Cassandra Darrah led the way for the Badgers at the Judi Garman Classic.
Mueller was the lone Badger to post an above-.300 batting average, finishing the weekend at .308. The LaCrosse, Wis., native, also notched four RBI -- three coming in UW's 4-1 win against Cal State Fullerton -- and one double, while striking out just twice.
Darrah gathered three wins on the weekend, leading the Badgers to victory against No. 7 Arizona, Long Beach State and Cal State Fullerton. She had an ERA of 1.67 in 21.0 innings pitched and allowing opponents to hit just .213 in the batter's box.
BIG TEN AWARD WINNERSSophomore Taylor-Paige Stewart and freshman Chloe Miller were recognized by the Big Ten this week as pitcher and freshman of the week, respectively.
Stewart appeared in each of the team's five games, posting two wins in two starts against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. The sophomore recorded a 1.24 earned run average for the weekend and picked up a new career high when she struck out ten Islanders batters on Friday.
Miller started all five games behind the dish, gathering four hits, five RBI and two runs. She logged her third and fourth home runs and multi-hit games of the year, while notching a .333 batting average.
MAMA MARIA!Junior Maria Van Abel had a game for the record books on Feb. 16 against FGCU, as she gathered five hits, one run and two RBIs. The Kaukana, Wis, native's five at bats stand as her single-game career high, along with the five base hits, one triple, two RBI and three stolen bases she picked up.
STEWART THROWS NO-NOSophomore Taylor-Paige Stewart etched her name in the UW record books on Saturday when she threw her first career no-hitter against Bethune Cookman. Stewart pitched five complete innings, holding the Wildcats hitless, striking out two and walking two. The Badgers plated eight runs on nine hits and committed one error in the 8-0 victory.
DARRAH MOVES INTO SECOND ON CAREER LISTSenior Cassandra Darrah picked up her first win of the season against Illinois State on Feb. 8, marking her 66th career victory at UW and moving her into second all-time. Andrea Kirchberg tops the record list with 87 career wins.
BADGERS DROPPING BOMBSSenior Stephanie Peace started her final campaign with a bang last weekend. Peace homered on the first pitch she saw against Florida on Feb. 7. Peace went on to knock two more long balls over the fence, finishing the weekend with three homers, five RBI and a 1.300 slugging percentage.
Peace recorded just five long balls all of the 2013 season. The shortstop now ranks seventh on the Badgers' career record list with 17 homers.
MILLER'S BIG STARTFreshman Chloe Miller opened her collegiate campaign with a bang last weekend. Miller started behind the plate all four games, caught a no-hitter and hit a pair of home runs. The lefty finished opening weekend with a .250 batting average, scored three runs and posted three RBI on her way to a 1.000 slugging percentage.
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Southland sheepmeat processor and exporter Alliance Group has reported a $50.8 million net loss for the year ending September 30 - its first operating loss in 20 years.
As a result, its farmer suppliers will not receive any distribution payments this year.
The decision to cease sheepmeat operations at the Mataura plant, which set the company back $13.5m in restructuring costs, contributed to the loss.
Alliance Group chairman Owen Poole said the loss reflected a substantial change in New Zealand's sheepmeat export markets because of the widespread economic crisis and a strong New Zealand dollar.
"We accept that many exporters and processors like ourselves did not respond to the changing economic environment fast enough and, in an intensely competitive industry, continued to pay too much for livestock for too long," he said.
Despite the loss, the company had made several investments to help with costs, including a $15m upgrade of the beef processing at Mataura, he said.
The company anticipated a much better financial result next year, Mr Poole said.
Federated Farmers Southland meat and fibre spokesman and Alliance supplier Andrew Morrison said he did not expect to see such a significant loss.
Farmers were likely to criticise the company for poor performance but at the end of the day the money ended up in the farmers' pockets because they were paid more for their livestock, he said.
It would be interesting to see if Southland meat companies would work closer together, as suggested in the red meat sector strategy, he said.
The strategy addressed aligned procurement and market co-ordination. "It'll be good to see if they've got the appetite to address either of those issues," he said.
Beef + Lamb New Zealand economic service executive director Rob Davison said Southland processors were forecast to pay about $20 less per head of prime lamb next season.
Blue Sky Meats also reported a net loss after tax, of $449,000, for the year ending March 31.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) - An Arizona man was seriously hurt when a room-size boulder slid down onto a mountain road and landed on him while he and some other workers were trying to move another boulder out of the road. The Coconino County Sheriff's Office says the 27-year-old Phoenix man was hospitalized with injuries to his legs and pelvis after being hit by the 30-ton rock. The Sheriff's Office says the man and four other people were trying to go to the top of Mount Elden near Flagstaff to work on a radio tower Tuesday. Heavy rain had fallen in the area, and the boulder hit the man after sliding down a slope and onto the road where the other large boulder had previously fallen. The man's companions called for help but were able to remove him from underneath the boulder before responders arrived.(Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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Baltfish – Quotas, procedures for regionalization and the Baltic Sea discard ban.
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Date: August 28, 2013
This week, representatives from all EU member states around the Baltic Sea and stakeholders met in Latvia at the Baltfish forum. Baltfish works on two levels – the High Level Group (HLG) and the Forum seminars. The HLG is currently only open to member state administrations and the Baltic Sea director of the EU Commission, whereas the forum seminars are open to stakeholders – like Oceana and other NGOs for example. Here we have the chance to forward our ideas on the items on the HLG agenda.Read More...
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Author: Peter Pierrou
Date: August 22, 2013
Since Oceana is a global organization you get to learn a lot about what's going on in other parts of the world. Every week I get to see pictures from the beautiful Mediterranean or the rich waters off the coast of Chile, for example. Compared to these places my good old Baltic Sea is not as beautiful, at least not at first glance.Read More...
Oil companies blind to marine wildlife
Author: Natividad Sánchez
Date: August 21, 2013
Bad news: More and more environmental impact studies by companies involved in hydrocarbon prospecting are coming to the conclusion that biodiversity in prospective areas is so scarce that you might as well be on the surface of the moon instead of a the bottom of the ocean. It doesn't make sense, and when you take a closer look, the truth reveals itself to be far from what is written in those impact assessments.Read More...
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Author: Angela Pauly
Date: August 13, 2013
Less than two months after our successful coastal expedition in the Baltic ended, we've sent out another team on board the Ranger, our research catamaran, to study a (very) little known escarpment (steep slope, rocky wall) in the Spanish Mediterranean just south of Cabrera National Park.Read More...
Black-mouth goby in the Danish kitchen?
Author: Mike Michalitsis
Date: August 12, 2013
The black-mouth goby (Neogobius melanostomus), or round goby, is an invasive species here in the Baltic Sea. It was first seen in 1990 in the Gdansk Bay in Poland from where it quickly spread to the rest of the Baltic. Originally, it comes from the Black Sea and is thought to have come over in a ship's ballast water. The black-mouth goby is very hardy and can breed more than once in a single breeding season which takes place between May and September.Read More...
Protecting Turtles in the Balearic Islands
Author: OCEANA
Date: August 7, 2013
Today, the traditional release of rescued turtles has taken place in the waters of Cabrera National Park, attended by the President of the Regional Government, Jose Ramon Bauza and the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Territory, Gabriel Company.Read More...
Jaizkibel: New area to be protected in the Basque region
Author: Angela Pauly
Date: July 29, 2013
Good news!
The marine area in front of the cliffs of Jaizkibel, in the Basque region – has finally been nominated as a special area of conservation. Oceana made this recommendation in 2010 and we've been working on getting the area – which has suffered from the impacts of coastal development, included into the Natura 2000 network.Read More...
Meet & Greet: the Eelpout (Zoarces viviparous)
Author: Michael Michalitsis
Date: July 26, 2013
I've spent over a year analyzing hours of expedition videos taken by our underwater robot (the ROV). I have to say that you quickly start recognizing the usual suspects of fish and algae. One of the fish that is most commonly seen is the eelpout (Zoarces viviparous).
It is a slimy skinned fish with lots of colour variations, but dark-light brown patterns are most common.Read More...
Quo vadis, Baltic herring?
Author: Hanna Paulomäki
Date: July 16, 2013
Some days ago I took part in Oceana's coastal expedition on the Finnish side of Quark, collecting information about the underwater world in the area with a video robot and scuba dives. We happened to pass by a small harbor just as two medium size trawlers were landing herring on to two big trucks. It was clear that the catches were going to a close-by mink food factory.Read More...
Meet and greet: The European Flounder
Author: Peter Pierrou
Date: July 12, 2013
During our most recent expedition in the Baltic Sea, we stumbled upon this guy along the coast of the Åland islands between Sweden and Finland. It's a European flounder (Platichthys flesus), or Skrubbskädda, as we call them in Sweden.Read More...


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I had a great conversation with some folks via Twitter last week on what they should expect at TechEd as this was their first trip. This will be my ninth TechEd and I sometimes forget what it's like for folks that have never attended. So for my Twitter pals, this primer is for you.
What is TechEd? - TechEd is Microsoft's premiere event for IT professionals and developers. It provides hands-on learning, awesome sessions, deep product exploration, and countless opportunities to build relationships with a community of Microsoft experts and your peers.
Where and when is it? – TechEd North America will take place in New Orleans, June 3- 6. There is also a TechEd Europe in Madrid, Spain on June 25 – 28.
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What are some sessions I should plan to attend? There are tons but here are a few I recommend:
- Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Windows, But Were Afraid to Ask- Join Windows Product Managers Stephen Rose, Brad McCabe, Chris Hallum, Craig Ashley, and Michael Niehaus for an in-depth Q&A session covering all your questions ranging from features and security, through implementation and deployment. This is a great chance to meet the faces behind the product and get your key Windows questions answered by the experts.
- How Many Coffees (New 2013 Edition) Can You Drink While Your PC Starts? – You can solve slow boot and slow logon in your enterprise! In this (new 2013 edition) "Case of…" style presentation we share real-world examples and insider tips from Microsoft IT and other enterprises on the causes of slow boot and slow logon. We measure user productivity gains/losses in terms of cups of coffee consumed while waiting for PC, but your business could measure the impact in millions of dollars per year. Be the hero that saves the Windows user experience from heavy handed management layers and badly behaving apps. We are living through a competitive "Bring Your Own Device" era where businesses are re-evaluating management control versus user satisfaction. Now is the time to achieve the right balance and optimize your Windows experience at work. In this session MC Stephen Rose sets the stage, while Matthew Reynolds from Microsoft Services walks you through diagnosis of the most common real-world slow boot and slow logon issues using the Windows Performance Toolkit. We also go beyond diagnostics to share stories of enterprises working their way toward improvement and some of the non-technical challenges they have overcome.
- What's New in Windows 8 Deployment- Michael Niehaus – Now that Windows 8 is generally available, it is important for enterprises to begin integrating it into their plans. In this session, we dig into the technical aspects of Windows 8 deployment projects, including changes in the tools, technologies, and processes used for deploying.
- Windows RT in the Enterprise- Michael Niehaus – In this session, learn about appropriate and inappropriate scenarios for using Windows RT in enterprise environments: challenges to overcome, as well as known issues and limitations.
- Windows Store Apps: Enterprise LOB App Deployment Scenarios – Michael Niehaus- Using WinRT APIs and design principles, Windows 8, and Windows RT are introducing a new type of application. Enterprises are being encouraged to create these, as well as consume third-party apps. This session reviews the technical requirements, how side loading is performed, challenges that may be encountered in this process.
- Securing Windows 8 Clients and Resources from Threats – Chris Hallum – Windows 8 offers a rich set of new features that change the game when it comes to Windows client security. Come join us to learn about one of the key scenarios that we've delivered which enables Windows 8 to secure clients and resources from threats in a completely new way. During this session we discuss Trusted Boot, Measured Boot, Remote Attestation, Virtual Smartcards, and even third-party features in the context of an end-to-end scenario where a company is able to ensure that a customer account is being accessed from a healthy device and is vetted using strong authentication before access to resources is granted.
- Understanding Windows To Go: Supported Use Cases, Hardware Considerations, and Deployment Options in the Enterprise- Craig Ashley – With Windows 8 we redefined workforce mobility by introducing a new feature called Windows To Go, that enables enterprises to provide users a managed corporate environment on a USB drive that they can operate from multiple managed or unmanaged PCs. In addition to reviewing Windows To Go messaging, this session focuses on key supported use cases and deployment considerations, answering top frequently asked questions, and providing guidance on deploying and managing Windows To Go in the enterprise.
Will you be showing any cool devices in the Windows booth? – Yup. We'll have cool stations showing off the latest hardware as well as experts to answer your questions on Windows 8, Windows 7, MDOP, Desktop Virtualization, Security, BYOD scenarios, and all up desktop management.
What if I want to purchase one of the devices? Will you be selling them? – For the first time at TechEd, attendees will be able to purchase Microsoft's latest consumer products including Microsoft Surface, Windows 8 PCs, and Windows Phones directly from the onsite Microsoft retail store. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with Microsoft store employees who can answer questions, provide technical support, and demo the products. Best off, you will be able to take home that device they you been eyeing!
What about the Springboard/Windows Community Party I keep hearing about? – I will be doing a blog post on the party in the next week or so. Last year the party sold out in less than an hour so make sure to keep an eye out for that post.
What if I am going to TechEd by myself? – My first year at TechEd I went by myself and came back with tons of new friends I still am close with today. Some of the friendliest folks at TechEd are members of TheKrewe. They are a group of IT pros from across North America and are some of the nicest folks I have met anywhere. Look for them wearing an azure blue hat with their twitter handle on the back and the words "TheKrewe" on the front. Just tell them that Stephen Rose and Springboard said I should meet you and voila! Conference buddy! Also, Microsoft MVP's and MCT's are also great people to meet. They are some of the top tech trainers, bloggers, forum supporters and user group leaders from across the world. They are great contacts for you to make.
Are there still opportunities to attend or is the show sold out? – There are still a few passes left so if you plan to attend, you should book today. Click here for information on registering for TechEd.
What if I can't attend? – Well, we are sorry to miss you! Good news is that some of the sessions are recorded and will be available here on Channel 9.


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Former three division world champion Miguel Cotto (37-4, 30 KO's) lost back to back fights to Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Austin Trout. The Puerto Rican superstar is looking to return on a date in September or October.
Both Mayweather Jr. as Trout are going to take part in separate fights on May 4th at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Mayweather will defend his WBC welterweight crown against Robert Guerrero, while Trout is likely going to challenge WBC 154-pound champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez in a unification fight.
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Fight Carlos Molina in June Cotto, then shoot for a mega fight at the end of the year and then call it a career
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Cotto, I've always liked how you fight and fight, you're a great boxer and have accomplished a lot, but I don't really want to see you in a boxing ring anymore, I think time is catching up with you and don't want to see you get hurt.
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would love to see Cotto vs Marquez! Cotto's too small at 154 vs Trout, Canelo. Dont know who gave him that advice, maybe he just too lazy now to make 147
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Cotto still has 2-3 good fights left in him IMO. How can you say he's washed up when he fought a fresh prime guy like Trout to a tough close fight that I scored a draw. He got a few bruises but he didn't take a crazy amount of damage.
Perfect stradegy IMO. Any of the 4 fighters from may 4th makes sense unless trout and mayweather win. Then they should fight and Cotto should fight Canelo if he wants Floyd or Trout. He could dominate Guerrero IMO and make a run at Bradley, Pacqiuao and maybe Marquez if he doesn't mind going back to 147. If Canelo won The trout rematch still is there so cotto can possibly redeem himself and get a Floyd or Pac rematch, or Mega fight with canelo to end his career with one last hurrah.
I think he's past the point of tune ups. Sure others like Marquez, Floyd and Martinez do their thing and many other fighters. What most people don't give him enough credit is he's fought some of the toughest guys out there and has been the 3rd best 147 and a solid 154lber fighting 16 world champions. And he only has a few fights left. 3 at the most. Molina already is fighting K9 vs Ishe winner GTFO out of here I'm sure he's not complaining so why are you expecting cotto to fight him?
People need to stop trippin with this "Cotto isn't a HOFer. He's not an ATG losing some of his biggest fights. But he was in these several huge fights fighting 16 world champions and beating the opponents he's had. Cotto is a lock hall of famer. At worst he's a poor mans Roberto Duran. You know how Duran was great but lost the most head to head match ups of the Fantastic 4 80s era. Cotto lost to Pac and Floyd but beat Margarito Mosley Torres Quintana Magnilini, Clottey, Judah. After both his losses to Floyd and Pac he didn't take a tune up he fought a world champ.
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