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Transcript of World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim's Opening Press Conference, World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings 2014
JOHN DONNELLY: Hi everyone, thanks for coming to the Press Conference to open the 2014 World Bank Group-IMF annual meetings. Dr. Kim will give an opening statement then we'll take question... Show More +
A Toolkit for Making Everyone Count in Sub-Saharan Africa
Digital identity (Digital ID) is a catalyst for development and progress, particularly for low- and middle- income countries. According to a recent World Bank Group publication titled Digital Identity... Show More +
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Thank you for joining me today, as we work together to provide clean water, improved sanitation, and better health for the people of Haiti. Prime Minister Lamothe, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon,... Show More +
Why Growth is Less Effective at Lifting Africans out of Poverty
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Transcript of Remarks at the Event: Impact of the Ebola Crisis: A Perspective from the Countries
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Russia's Monthly Economic Developments
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A&E Aluminum Products is a leading manufacturer of aluminum hand carts. We have constructed heavy duty carts for over 65 years! Built in the U.S., these carts are designed to be lightweight, foldable, self-standing, durable, riveted not welded.
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We have purchased hand carts from A&E Aluminum for many years. In my experience A&E Aluminum builds quality hand carts that have withstood the daily use and abuse with making deliveries better than any other hand truck I have tried. In addition to selling a great product, their customer service is also fantastic.
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Delta Ice Cream has been using hand trucks supplied by A&E Aluminum Products for over 12 years and are very pleased with their performance. Quality products and helpful customer service keeps us coming back.
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Blue Bell Creameries has been using A & E Aluminum hand trucks in our trucks for many years. Our delivery drivers have been very satisfied with their performance. Being able to order parts has been a plus in keeping our product moving. Keep up the quality workmanship and friendly service.
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I wanted to send you a note of thanks for the good products and services A&E has provided to Hershey Creamery for over 30 years now. Our drivers are very pleased with the quality of your hand carts. The carts hold up very well over the years. When necessary, repair parts are easy to obtain and install. They return the carts to almost new condition.
Your service has been outstanding as well. When an order is placed it is shipped right away and arrives at one of our many distribution centers within a few days. You and your staff are a pleasure to deal with. Thank you for your many years of great service. We look forward to dealing with you in the years to come.
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A&E Aluminum Products LLC, has been a great help towards our business. We are Sterling Merchandising Inc. and we are the proud distributors of Edy's and Ben & Jerry's ice cream here in the island of beautiful Puerto Rico. Our salesmen go through a great deal of work transporting our products day in and day out to give our customers the best. A&E Aluminum Products, LLC have sold us the carts that we need to make it much easier to just make through the day. And when it comes to parts, there is no problem; they have a great deal of inventory on all of their carts, especially ours. Their service is awesome and fast to. Shipping to us is no problem. Thanks to A&E, our guys can say that they can get through the day without any problems what so ever in transporting with ease.
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For over 12 years our company has been buying hand trucks and related parts from A&E Aluminum Products.
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Now don't go jumping up and down thinking that this is some blockbuster deal here, it's far from it. The Phins spent a 7th round pick to acquire a 3 year veteran DT named Tony McDaniel from the Jacksonville Jaguars. At 24 years old, McDaniel has primarily been a backup.
For the Dolphins, the team needed a bit more depth with the release of Vonnie Holliday a few weeks ago. The Phins seem hellbent on finding as many DE/OLB hybrids as they can for their 3-4. Some think that McDaniel can be a NT but he has not played that position since arriving in the NFL.
In his 3 years, McDaniel started only 3 games. All last season. He has also missed considerable time with various minor injuries. The Dolphins had 3 picks in April's draft but according to the Sun-Sentinel, it's unknown which of those picks went to Jacksonville. The trade will be finalized following a physical expected to take place on Friday.
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Temperatures around Philadelphia have plummeted in the last few days creating a feeling that winter has almost instantaneously arrived. One recurring visual representation of the sudden transition is a frozen Swann Memorial Fountain, looking like it forgot to check the weather report over the last few days. The Swann Fountain freeze has been well documented, popping up in numerous Facebook, Instagram and news feeds around the region. Newsworks even published a feature explaining the freeze here. We dug through the George D. McDowell, Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Photographs to provide some 'pre-social media' views of freezes past. Stay warm/dry and enjoy!
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"Unseasonable cold weather provided unusual view of fountain on Logan Circle before the water was turned off for winter." November 21, 1976.
Fountain at Logan Circle completely frozen. 1937.
"Another Striking View of the Fountain, also looking toward City Hall, the high tower of which looms against a wintry sky. Philadelphia probably has no more striking ice-picture than its frozen Parkway fountain." December 29, 1925.
From the George D. McDowell Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Photograph collection, Temple University.
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These guys are stuntmen from New Jersey who are in Dodge City this weekend for the Dodge Houses' first annual Dodge House Shoot-out at the Dodge City Roundup Rodeo grounds. They were really cool.
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Summary: Egenera has expanded its focus to include support for private clouds and upon increasing the scalability of PAN Manager. Companies interested in creating a reliable, scalable, agile industry standard system-based infrastructure should examine what Egenera is offering.
Egenera's VP of Marketing, John Humphreys, stopped by to chat about the the company is doing now. The message this time is that Egenera's "infrastructure automation" product, PAN Manager, has been enhanced to both support private clouds and to dramatically expand the scalability of the environments PAN Manager can support.
Snapshot analysisEvery time I speak with Egenera, I'm impressed how comprehensive and capabile PAN Manager is. Although Egenera has been doing its best to increase market awareness of this gem, it still appears to be a well-kept secret. As I've often said before, PAN Manager is one of the best tools to manage converged infrastructure systems I've come across. It's key strengths are the ability to treat all of the servers, I/O devices, networking and storage as a pool of resources that can be dynamically assigned to tasks.What's new this time is the focus on using that pool of resources as a private cloud computing environment and the scale of the environment. Egenera has worked with a number of hardware suppliers to support their systems. Over time the list grew to include the Egenera BladeFrame, Fujitsu Primergy blade servers, Dell PowerEdge blade servers, HP ProLiant blade servers, and, NEC's SIGMABLADE severs for the Japanese market. Interested in building your own in-house cloud computing environment? It would be good to see a PAN Manager demonstration before making final decisions about orchestration technology.
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Brazilian webzines Whiplash.net and With Every Tear A Dream conducted an interview with Thomas Youngblood. Read the interview at the following locations: http://whiplash.net/materias/entrevistas/196860-kamelot.html http://witheverytearadream.wordpress.com/2014/01/29/entrevista-com-a-banda-kamelot-estados-unidos Kamelot shows in Brazil: Feb 08, 2014 | Rio de Janeiro, Circo Volador Feb 09, 2014 … Continue reading
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How to secure your Wi-Fi
From a neighbour stealing your Wi-Fi bandwidth to a professional hacker using your hardware to attack a high-value target, hacking comes in many forms. We're going to look at common hacking scenarios and learn how to detect and deal with unauthorised activity.
The first reaction many people have to the possibility of their computer being hacked is one of disbelief. Who would bother, they ask, to hack a home server that's of limited interest to the world? In fact, it's this very obscurity that's so attractive to serious professional hackers.
They may not be interested in you as a target at all. Instead, your system is merely a stepping-stone towards launching an attack against a target of far higher value.
A large percentage of people who consider themselves hackers, however, are simply vandals. It's a sad fact of online life that some people actually believe they're teaching you a lesson in internet security by defacing your website, locking you out of your own accounts and otherwise creating unnecessary mayhem.
Activities that can be classed as hacking come in many forms. Your new neighbours might decide to hijack your insecure Wi-Fi network rather than pay to have their own broadband installed, for example. If you share a house with other people who you don't know that well, another member of the household could have installed snooping software to steal your identity.
In this tutorial, we're going to show you how to detect and recover from these and other common hacking incidents. First, let's take a look at a very useful system tool.
Examine your PC
There's nothing worse than suspecting that something untoward is happening on your computer but not being able to investigate properly. If you don't already use it as a substitute for the standard Task Manager, download and install Process Explorer. This program is very useful when you need to know exactly and instantly what's running on your system.
Once you've downloaded it, unpack Process Explorer (procexp.exe) from the zip file and place it in a suitable directory. Run the program and you'll see lots of information about every process running on your machine. You can also make Process Explorer start up instead of Task Manager when you hit [Ctrl]+ [Alt]+[Delete]. To do so, simply select 'Replace Task Manager' in the Options menu.
If you click the CPU column in Process Explorer, it will sort the list of processes by the amount of CPU time they use. This is very useful when you suspect there may be a rogue process taking up too much CPU time and slowing down your system.
Clicking the Process column header a couple of times produces an indented list showing the parentage of all processes. Your applications and other desktop programs are all under the Explorer process, whereas all the system processes are children of the System process – which is a child of the System Idle process.
Process Explorer makes it easy to drill down into an individual process to see what it's doing. Pick an application and doubleclick it. A new window will open. On the Image tab, click 'Verify'. Each process has a signature that Process Explorer will verify by contacting the vendor's site. The 'Verify' button is a quick way of ensuring that an application hasn't been infected by malware.
If there's a process you don't recognise, right-click on it and select 'Search Online...'. This opens a browser and searches the web for information about the process. If it's malicious, the results will soon tell you so.
Secure your Wi-Fi
Now let's examine a social problem that still catches out users of older Wi-Fi equipment. If your computer is switched off, yet the data lights on your Wi-Fi router are blinking away like mad, you should be suspicious.
If, in conjunction with this, you find that when you use the internet, your connection is slower than it used to be, you should assume the worst: someone in the vicinity is using your Wi-Fi connection.
Some people think it's OK to steal wireless bandwidth rather than buying their own. Some believe it's acceptable to do so for a few days while they wait for a provider to hook them up. The simplest way to lock out freeloaders is to access your Wi-Fi router's web interface and select 'WPA security'.
You'll have to consult the manual for your router to find out how to do this on your hardware. If your router and Wi-Fi network cards support WPA2 security, it's best to use this because it's stronger.
Some security consultants now also advise further deterring people looking to leech Wi-Fi by giving your network an unappealing name. Something like 'Unstable network' is good, but 'Infected network' may be a better option.
How to find keyloggers
If someone can gain physical access to your computer, they can install a keylogger to capture passwords and usernames. This may be a worry if you share a house with strangers, and students are particularly at risk.
Luckily, discovering if someone has sneaked into your machine is easy using a keylogger detector. One such program is the award-winning Online Armor by Tall Emu Software, which is available in both a free and a commercial version. The latter also contains antivirus protection, but you should already have such a package installed, updated and actively protecting you, so the free version will do.
Installation is as simple as repeatedly clicking 'Next'. However, when you come to the step of registering your email address, you can simply untick the associated tickbox and move on. Once installation is complete, run Online Armor and select the option to run the wizard, then click 'Next'.
This begins a scan that includes running processes, Start menu items, start-up objects and various important files. Once complete, OnlineArmor may tell you that some scanning categories need attention. Click 'Next' to see the programs on your PC that OnlineArmor doesn't recognise.
These are usually just applications that Online Armor doesn't have in its database, but check to see if there are any you didn't install. Highlight them and click the 'Block' button to ensure that they never run. It may be that they're simply bloatware installed by the manufacturer when the computer was commissioned. You can free up some space by uninstalling them later.
Clicking 'Next' shows a list of programs that start when you boot up your computer (called Autoruns). Hover your mouse pointer over each one to get more details. If there are any that you don't recognise, then run Process Explorer and double-click on the running process. The Image tab enables you to verify them and see details of their publisher.
Use Process Explorer's 'Search Online...' facility to get extra details about these processes. After all, it's not unheard of for keyloggers and rootkits to take the names of legitimate programs. If you see something you don't like the look of and there's no publisher information, go to www.processlibrary.com and enter its name. This should give you chapter and verse on what each process is.
If you believe there's anything dodgy about something you find, block it while you find more information. When you're done, click 'Next'. OnlineArmor will then display the list of IE extensions that it's found but doesn't recognise. You can use ProcessLibrary.com to check out their legitimacy.
When you're done, click 'Next'. The next page enables you to determine how OnlineArmor checks for updates and whether it's launched automatically at startup. Finally, click 'Next' again and decide whether you want to reboot the machine now to put the decisions you made in place.
When you next reboot, Online Armor will enter Learn mode for around two minutes while it learns what services and start-up programs should be running. Once complete, when anything tries to run on the computer, Online Armor will intercept it and ask if you want it to do so.
If someone has installed a keylogger or other piece of malware, Online Armor will pick it up, even if your antivirus software misses it.
Secure your website
If you run your own web server, watch out for malicious hackers. These people deface web pages, supposedly to let the owner know that they're insecure.
Some hackers replace carefully written web pages or blog entries with a single, stark page telling the whole world that the site has been hacked. Sometimes they even include a message letting you know that they've changed your admin password to 'secure' the site.
How did this happen? It was probably your password that let the hacker in. Despite the public's perception of hackers as malicious geniuses, this is the easiest way to gain unauthorised access to an online resource, and there are password-cracking programs online that will plough through a huge list of possibilities.
If your website exists on hosted space and the hacker has changed your password as punishment for using a weak one, you'll need to contact your hosting company and have it changed to let you back in. If your hosting company can restore your site from its backups, it's time to invoke that service. Otherwise, you'll have to reload everything by hand.
If you run your own web server and it's hacked, the hacker will probably have made a mess. You shouldn't trust the server because the hacker may have installed a rootkit to get back in. The first thing to do is unplug the machine from the internet. Next, format it and reinstall the operating system from scratch.
You'll then need to reinstall your web server software and any extension packages, applications and scripts. It's been said countless times, but making nightly backups is far easier.
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BCS Unpopular Opinion: Ohio State Deserves To Play In The BCS Title GameColumns, Football, Real Goes Right, Sports — By Real Goes Right on December 3, 2013 at 10:39 am
I'm writing this post with the assumption Ohio State beats Michigan State, Auburn beats Missouri and Florida State shows up to play Duke.
We're going to hear a lot of talk over the next few weeks about whether a one-loss Auburn team should jump over an undefeated Ohio State team. Since this is the last year before the end of the BCS system, if there isn't going to be the "five teams undefeated at the end of the year" controversy, ESPN is going to have to manufacture another one to create page clicks. Though I don't respect OSU's record (or OSU in general for that matter), I don't believe OSU needs to take a backseat to Auburn.
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Let's talk about OSU for a second. When the season started, OSU had been ranked as the #2 team in the country after going 12-0 in the previous season. Instead of taking a look solely at last year's record, I actually looked at the OSU's schedule. As you can imagine, the Buckeyes' schedule was toilet-tissue soft. OSU's most impressive victory last year was a 63-38 shellacking of the Nebraska Cornhuskers. OSU beat MSU by one point, Michigan by seven points, needed overtime to beat Purdue and Wisconsin, and managed to beat UAB by an amazing margin of 14 points.
With that said, the Buckeyes still somehow managed to find themselves as the #2 team in the country. Voters, for whatever reason, liked OSU enough to put them there while being aware about the lack of challenge in the previous and upcoming schedule. More than anything I want OSU to play in the title game, if for no other reason as a personal finger to the people who put Ohio State in that position in the first place. If nobody wanted OSU to play in the title game, the team shouldn't have been ranked as highly in the first place.
OSU can't help it plays in a weak conference. But still, it's the B1G Ten conference. A "power" conference as ESPN and others would tell it. Being that it's an automatic-qualifying conference (AQ), that means the Buckeyes have to be given the same chances as other AQ conferences. I understand the trepidation about letting OSU in. If you want to look and see where the SEC dominance of BCS title games started, OSU will be found on the wrong side of history. Twice. OSU was badly outplayed in both games. (For even more SEC/OSU embarrassment, don't forget OSU managed to lose to Florida twice that year. Once in the BCS and once in college hoops in the championship game.)
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I understand dogging OSU's schedule but honestly these were suppose to be rebuliding years after tattoogate and Meyer sped the process up and for all the love FSU is getting OSU has a better schedule rating. I understand the past with OSU getting trained in their last two ships but also in their last BCS bowl they handled Arkansas a legit SEC team. If the cards fall correctly I don't think FSU runs over OSU like everyone wants to believe. One thing I do know is a running QB is Bama krytonite this year, so I think either FSU or OSU wouldn't handled them.
I'm just glad that you're acknowledging, like few people are, that Auburn likely isn't even the third best team in the country. Outside of being on the good side of God, Buddha, Vishnu or whomever you may pray to, that's a 3 or 4 loss team. While good fortune can't be discounted, it kills me that people on one hand look at OSU and say they haven't been dominate, then look at Auburn and pretend they've been more impressive.
This is by far the most well thought out and rational post regarding the BCS title game that I've read. Auburn has a legit beef. But in the final analysis, the team with the better record goes to the show, just like in all other sports.
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Of course, as Jimmy Traina of FOX Sports points on in his Big BUZZ column, no one will ever be able to top Kate Upton's rendition of the dance from back in May of 2012.
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DET@MIN: Verlander gets his 20th win of the year
MINNEAPOLIS — Justin Verlander is baseball's first 20-game winner this season.
It won't go down as one of his best starts, and it did not come easy, but Verlander picked up his eighth straight victory Saturday as the Tigers beat the Twins, 6-4, at Target Field.
"It feels great — what a team win," Verlander said. "I think that emulated all we go through during the season. There's been times I've picked these guys up, there's been times they've picked me up. To get to 20 at this point in the season, obviously you can't do it all on your own. You've got to have a lot of help. These guys have helped me along the way, and today was just another example of that."
Making his 29th start, Verlander was the first pitcher to record 20 wins before the end of August since Curt Schilling did so in 2002 with the D-backs. Verlander is the fifth pitcher to reach the 20-win mark in August over the past 20 years, joining Roger Clemens (1997), John Smoltz ('96) and Jack McDowell ('93).
All but Schilling won the Cy Young Award at the end of their respective seasons.
"He's been picking us up all year, and today we picked him up a little bit," said Tigers manager Jim Leyland. "It's quite an accomplishment. I'm really thrilled for him."
Twenty wins is a career high for Verlander, passing his previous best of 19, which he set in 2009. He is the first Tigers 20-game winner since Bill Gullickson in 1991, and it marks the 44th time in Tigers history that a pitcher has reached 20 wins in a season.
Verlander won his 20th game in the Tigers' 132nd game of the season, making him the fastest Detroit pitcher to 20 wins since Mickey Lolich got his 20th win in Game No. 131 of the 1972 season.
But while he has been dominant all year, Saturday was a battle for Verlander.
"Name a pitch, any pitch," Verlander said. "I had trouble finding consistency with anything. I've got some work to do in between this last start and this next one. I've always said, right after the start's done, I focus on the next one. So I know there's some things I've got to get fixed, and that starts tomorrow. Tonight's a different story."
Verlander got out of a jam in the first, stranding the bases loaded before cruising through the next three innings.
He then surrendered back-to-back homers to lead off the fifth and allowed two more runs on a Luke Hughes double in the sixth, putting win No. 20 in doubt.
Verlander got the win thanks to a pair of Tigers runs to break the tie in the seventh. He finished with four runs allowed on eight hits over six-plus innings, with three walks against six strikeouts. Verlander tossed 76 of his 120 pitches for strikes.
It was the fourth time this season Verlander allowed four runs or more, and the first since July 26 against the White Sox. Six innings also matched Verlander's shortest outing of the season.
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Over on the Perhapanauts blog, writer Todd Dezago just wrapped up a "Classic Comics Cover Challenge," where he asked various artists to redesign classic covers to include characters from the Image Comics series. The artists who participated chose some good ones, including Uncanny X-Men #141 and Amazing Spider-Man Annual #21, but my favorite has to be the one above, featuring Mike Wieringo's cover to Fantastic Four #524, which was redrawn by Dezago's half-brother Christian Leaf.
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I guess I should use this thing again.
So a year has passed and its finally 2012. I didn't get off on the right foot. First off I did something to my back so now it continues to hurt for some odd reason. This in turn has also caused my right arm to hurt as well.
I got my first speeding ticket and its not the ticket I was angry about ,cause techincally i was going 10mi over the speed limit, its just the "why me?" thing going on. NO ONE DOES THE SPEED LIMIT ON I-26. It should just be an unwritten law or something.
My great-grandmother isn't doing to so hot. Shes been sleeping a lot and not eating. I am worried about her.
And finally this is 22nd New Year's that I have not gotten a kiss. In fact I slept through the whole thing.
Well that was like the first 3 days of the year, that means it can only go up right?


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Trip starts in : Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
Trip ends in : Kuching
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Kick off in KK, hang with the rangas in Sepilok (orangutans… red heads too if you're lucky), spy monkey, elephants and squirrels on a boat trip down Kinabatangan River, stay in nature with billions of butterflies, sleep in a traditional longhouse, trek the headhunters trail, play in Mulu and Bako National Park, and visit pretty Kuchung. NATURE LOVERS PARADISE. Know your Fanta Pants*:
The locals call it 'KK' so don't make a fool of yourself by calling Sabah's capital 'Kota Kinabalu'.Arrive in KK and get to know the area - there will be a meeting later in the evening, generally around 6pm. Perhaps visit the Sabah Museum and the State Mosque. Why not escape the hustle and bustle of Kota Kinabalu and take a walk up Signal Hill, which offers great views over the city
Rangas of the world rejoice. Today we meet their namesake at the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre.Fly to Sandakan, a town situated at the mouth of a picturesque bay. Visit the the Sandakan Memorial Park, a grim showcase of World War II. Continue to the nearby Sepilok Orang-utan Rehabilitation Centre. View rare orangutans swinging freely in the trees, especially around feeding time. Spend a night at a lodge in Sepilok in dormitory-style accommodation
Ride a boat along the river, keep an eye out for proboscis monkeys, elephants, giant squirrels, macaques and orangutans. Stay in a local house for the night.Head overland to an area known as Sukau. Visit the KOPEL Eco-Tourism initiative to learn more about the project. Spend a night in an authentic camp hut. Stay with a local family near the Kinabatangan River. Observe the variety of wildlife in the area - this is a nature lover's paradiseTake a boat ride along the river - the perfect vantage point from which we can marvel at the peaceful wilderness
You'll smell the Rafflesia flower before you see it. Then again, as the world's biggest flower it's pretty hard to miss. Also known as the 'corpse flower' it smells like rotting flesh and thankfully only blooms a few days each year. Drive to Kudasang and the Mesilau Nature Resort. Take the opportunity to explore the surrounding area - home to an estimated 4,500 species of plants, 289 species of birds and 290 different types of butterflies
It's a tough hike but if you can handle the long walks and the odd hill you'll be fine. The epic view from the top makes the sweat and chafing worth it. Day 6: Start the trek and walk five to six hours to a hut on the mountain. Hike through tropical rainforest into alpine terrain. Take in the diverse array of plant life long the way, such as orchids, rhododendrons and pitcher plants. Be lucky to see the Rafflesia - the largest flower in the world. Day 7: Commence the ascent to the summit very early in the morning (about 2:30am) Aim to reach the top before sunrise. Experience awe-inspiring views from the summit at Low's Peak - with the jungles of Sabah on one side and the South China Sea on the other. Return to our mountain hut for a well-earned breakfast before continuing the descent to the base. Take an optional excursion to the Poring Hot Springs and perhaps take an interesting walk along a canopy walkway, located high in the treetops, or visit to a tropical garden
Head to the waterfront for a celebratory seafood feast or take a day trip to one of the nearby islands for a beer and a swim. Your trek-weary legs will soon be a distant memory. Days 8-9; Stay on the edge of Kinarut seashore for a few nights. Enjoy time at your leisure to laze by the pool or perhaps hire a canoe for a paddle on the pristine waters off the South China Sea. Check out the sea life with an optional scuba diving trip to the near by islands. Day 10: Reluctantly leave the beach side retreat and return to the hotel in Kota Kinabalu. Prepare for the journey to Sarawak
Have a laugh with your local Iban hosts. Sleep in their traditional longhouse (it's as the name suggests, a long single roomed house so snorers beware).Day 11: Board a couple of boats bound for Limbang - a place of much activity during World War II. Perhaps spent time wandering through the towns before heading into the forested Mulu region. Day 12: Travel overland while we send our big bags to Miri (don't worry, you'll see them again in four days!) Overnight accommodation in a traditional longhouse. Spend the night as guests of Iban hosts and experience a first-hand taste of how the Iban people's life and customs
Follow the former trail of the Kayan headhunters (breathe easy, we said 'former'). Prepare to get dirty, it gets pretty wet and muddy here. Farewell your Iban friends and continue by boat. Trek through a section of lowland forest, known as the Headhunters Trail - a trail was originally used by Kayan warriors, Follow the route to the Melinau Gorge and Camp 5. Stay overnight on the floor in very basic jungle hut accommodation
Walk a bit more before a longboat down the Melinau River. Stop by Wind and Clearwater Cave as well as Deer Cave, home to 32 million bats. It's Bruce Wayne's worst nightmare. Catch the longboat down the Melinau River to MuluIf the water level is low, you may have to help push the boat! So wear good strong shoes that you don't mind getting wet. Explore some of the biggest and most impressive caves in the world - Wind Cave, Clearwater Cave and Deer Cave. Witness the amazing spectacle of bats emerging from the gaping mouth of Deer Cave at dusk. Stay overnight in dormitory rooms in Mulu National Park
San reckons you should head to Semenggoh Wildlife Rehab Centre for orangutan feeding time at either 9am or 3pm. Then grab a bite at Top Spot Food Court with the locals. Fly to Miri, then on to Kuching, one of the most attractive cities in South East AsiaEnjoy ample time to explore this picturesque city. Perhaps visit Fort Margherita, the Istana, the famous Sarawak Museum, or take a stroll on the waterfront
Check out the macaques, wild boar, proboscis monkeys (the ones with the big noses), giant monitor lizards and more.Take a day trip to Bako National Park, the oldest in Sarawak. Spend the day exploring and observing local flora and wildlife, and perhaps spot the rare proboscis monkey or monitor lizards. Spend the final evening in Kuching. Trip ends after breakfast on Day 18
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Post subject: Traffic light system / meltdowns
I will start by explaining what I mean by the traffic light system:
Green - I'm ok
Orange - warning that I'm struggling
Red - Help!
It has been recommended by a friend on the spectrum that I use this due to my issues with meltdowns. I've not had a full on meltdown for ages now. Almost had one last week; (orange turning to red) but was given help with that.
Does anyone else or their children use a similar system? Unfortunately, mine are mostly light and noise related.
I am due to be out with friends from a local support group in two weeks time, and have warned them that I may need to go outside if it gets too much. Not being able to make myself understood all the time, means I would need a system similar to the one I mentioned.
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My meltdowns have all been job related. If you had my job, you'd be having frequent meltdowns, too.
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I prefer a continuous scale: 0 is completely calm, 100 is meltdown, and 50 is what you would call a "yellow" on the stoplight.
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I think a 3-point system like you suggest is a good one, particularly because the colors pretty much need no explanation. Most people are familiar with what they mean. I think the trick is whether or not you can reliably identify when you have hit "yellow." Some people miss the warning signs until it is too late to do too much to help.
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I envy you all being able to tell when you are "yellow". I tend to go straight to "red", not realizing that I myself am struggling until it's too late to do anything about it except minimize the damage done via solitude/isolation from others.
How exactly are you implementing this method. Do you just yell out "yellow" or "red" when you feel it and they move you away from what is causing the issue?
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Interesting question. HOW do I identify when I hit "yellow", or 30, 40, 50, wherever on my scale would map to the beginning of yellow?
I think a tendency a lot of us have is to be able to function perfectly well whether we're 0% of the way to meltdown or 90%. But if something tips us over the edge, BOOM. Down we go.
It's like a video game where you have a life meter. Your character can function 100% whether your life is at 100% or 1%. But if you lose that last 1%, BOOM. Game over. Or you lose a life, or some progress, at least.
I guess you'd have to take a step back and think about how stressed you really are from confusion, sensory overload, etc. Also, I guess, I can't identify perfectly where I am! I might be at 20 or I might be at 50 at the moment!
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When you are just about to get a full-on meltdown, what helps you to stop it before it's too late?
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Even before I discovered I had AS my wife took to using this exact green/amber/red system to identify and help deal with my getting overwhelmed and having meltdowns. I am 30 years old so it feels a little childish sometimes but I admit I am hard to deal with at times so it sort of works.
Green: Everything fine
Amber: She is on alert and, even if i dont recognise it myself, she will start tying to help manage things so i dont get worse.
Red: If it gets to this point it's too late and she will often just make herself scarce and busy herself in another room while I try to calm down.
...yeah, i'm kind of a bit of a nut now that I read it back to myself but at least I have someone who can try and keep me from meltdowns.
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How exactly are you implementing this method. Do you just yell out "yellow" or "red" when you feel it and they move you away from what is causing the issue?
It would be using coloured card.
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Was Christianity Influenced by Mystery Religions?
- Thursday, March 04, 2010
A common refrain sung by those determined to demolish the Biblical Jesus in the court of public opinion is that His death, burial, and resurrection are myths borrowed from ancient pagan mystery religions. Once reverberating primarily through the bastions of private academia, this refrain is now also commonly heard in public arenas. A classic case in point is the following conversation between ABC News' Peter Jennings and Jesus Seminar fellow Marvin Meyer:
Peter Jennings: Some scholars think the resurrection stories were borrowed from eastern pagan cults popular throughout the Roman world at the time, called mystery religions.
Professor Marvin Meyer: The conviction was in the mysteries that there is death and resurrection, just as crops go into the ground and die and come back again for a new season in a wonderful kind of way. So also in human life we go through a kind of death and resurrection.
Peter Jennings: Now hold it. You're saying that the mystery cults had an influence on the Jesus story because people who wrote the Jesus story took an earlier story and passed it on via Jesus?
Professor Marvin Meyer: I believe so. One of the greatest difficulties that early Christians had if they were going to cope with the reality of the crucifixion of Jesus is what do you do with that? I mean, how do you keep the movement going? How do you have some hope in the face of this kind of shameful and horrible death? And one of the things I believe that early Christians did is they took the model of the mystery religions; they took that story and retold that story as the story of Jesus. 1
Within days of this television conversation, calls, letters and e-mails began arriving at the offices of the Christian Research Institute. Christians worldwide wanted to know how to respond to such prime time propaganda. Initially, we referred people to an article by Dr. Ronald Nash featured in the Christian Research Journal. 2 As requests for information continued to flood into CRI's offices, however, I realized the need for an easy-to-remember response. I've thus organized Nash's scholarly material around the memorable acronym F-A-L-S-E.
"F" in the acronym FALSE represents the fallacy of false cause. As Nash aptly notes, "Arguments offered to 'prove' a Christian dependence on the mysteries illustrate the logical fallacy of false cause. This fallacy is committed whenever someone reasons that just because two things exist side by side, one of them must have caused the other. As we all should know, mere coincidence does not prove causal connection. Nor does similarity prove dependence." 3 Far from being dependent on mystery religions, Christianity can be correctly traced back to the life of a real flesh and bone person named Jesus 4 as well as to Old Testament Judaism. By way of illustration, the Lord's Supper initiated by Christ has its historical roots firmly planted in the Jewish rite of Passover.
"A" will serve to remind you of alleged similarities. A prevailing myth widely circulated is that the similarities between Christianity and the mystery religions are striking. Purveyors of this mythology employ Biblical language and then go to great lengths to concoct commonalities. Take, for example, the alleged similarities between Christianity and the cult of Isis. The god Osiris is supposedly murdered by his brother and buried in the Nile. The goddess Isis recovers the cadaver, only to lose it once again to her brother-in-law who cuts the body into fourteen pieces and scatters them around the world. After finding the parts, Isis "baptizes" each piece in the Nile River and Osiris is "resurrected." Alleged similarities as well as the terminology used to communicate them are greatly exaggerated. Parallels between the "resurrection" of Osiris and the resurrection of Christ are an obvious stretch. Likewise, Nash notes that "the fate of Osiris's coffin in the Nile is as relevant to baptism as the sinking of Atlantis." 5 Sadly for the mysteries, this is as good as it gets. As Nash elaborates in his book The Gospel and The Greeks, 6 other parallels cited by liberal scholars are even more far-fetched.
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