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Earlier this year we shared how the students at Ebenezer Educational Center have been able to spend some time with the Eee PCs you helped us procure and ship half way around the globe. Although they've been using them on an occasional basis, daily access was not possible because the school lacked reliable electricity and a room secure enough for them to feel comfortable leaving the computers unattended.
After my last update one of The Tech Report's regular readers contacted me about what could be done to help these kids get more hands-on time with the netbooks. The school administrators confirmed that upgrading their electrical service and installing secure windows and a door on one room would allow them to establish a dedicated lab in which the students could have regular time with the computers. These upgrades would cost around $1000. The guy who had contacted me indicated without hesitation that he would donate the money to make the upgrades possible.
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Georgios Samaras sent Celtic back to the top of the Scottish Premier League for the first time since 5 January, as they followed up their win over Rangers last Wednesday with a nervous win that now puts them two points clear of their Old Firm rivals.
The on-loan Manchester City striker's 56th-minute header proved decisive, though a stoppage-time finish from Aberdeen's Zander Diamond stunned the crowd until it was disallowed. Rangers have three games in hand on the champions but Celtic will hope that the crowded European and domestic schedule will take its toll on Walter Smith's side.
The hosts were forced to make four changes to the side that beat Rangers three days earlier, with match-winner Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink succumbing to injury but the only thing hurt at Aberdeen is their pride.
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Celtic introduced Paul Caddis for the second half and the teenage right-back made a huge difference to the champions' tempo. Soon after the break, Scott McDonald burst on to Shunsuke Nakamura's pass and tried to poke the ball beyond Jamie Langfield but the goalkeeper got a touch.
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CHORZOW, Oct 11 (SW) - Despite rumors of turmoil within the Poland national team, they rallied together to defeat Portugal on Wednesday while Serbia stayed top of Euro 2008 qualifying Group A. Belgium and Finland were also victorious on the day.
Poland - Portugal 2-1
It was the Ebi Smolarek show early on that sparked Poland into the lead, the Borussia Dortmund playmaker fired past Ricardo from the edge of the penalty in the ninth minutes.
It took Smolarek just a further nine minutes to double the lead, turning in a Grzegorz Rasiak centering pass to double the advantage and firmly put Portugal on the backfoot.
Despite enjoying over 60% of possession throughout the match, the Iberian side only put one shot on target for 90 minutes until they pulled back a consolation goal at the death through Nuno Gomes.
Serbia - Armenia 3-0
Serbia though stayed unbeaten and atop of the group with a comfortable win over Armenia in Belgrade.
The Armenians put up a spirited fight to stay goalless in the first half, but Armenia goalkeeper Gevorg Kasparov fouled Nikola Zigic in the area on 54 minutes, allowing Dejan Stankovic to slot home a penalty for the lead.
Eight minutes later, Danko Lazovic extended the lead for Javier Clemente's side with a well-placed header, and big striker Zigic added the third in injury time to keep Serbia rolling.
Belgium - Azerbaijan 3-0
In desperate need of three points at home, Belgium started very brightly as Timmy Simons struck home from the penalty spot in the 24th minute Kevin Vanderbergh was felled in the area by visiting goalkeeper Farkhad Veliyev.
They held that 1-0 lead until the 47th minute when Vandenbergh himself turned in a Karel Geraerts cross to extend the lead, and Moussa Dembélé struck eight minutes from time to finish off the visitors, his first goal for Belgium.
It did end, however, under sour circumstances when Dembélé was sent off in the 87th minute for retaliating on Aslan Kerimov after the Azeri player committed a harsh tackle on him, but the referee issued only a caution to Kerimov.
Kazakhstan - Finland 0-2
Veteran captain Jari Litmanen fired the Finns into the lead in the 27th minute at the Tcentralny Stadium in Almaty after striker partner Mikael Forssell saw his shot from close range blocked.
The Kazakhs, although they had several shots on target against Jussi Jääskeläinen, were the inferior side on the day and Sami Hyypiä sealed the three points in the 65th minute with a header off of Joonas Kolkka's cross.
The win keeps Roy Hodgson's men unbeaten so far in qualifying.
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Venus Williams reached her first final in almost 2 1/2 years at the Luxembourg Open after defeating Andrea Petkovic of Germany 5-7, 6-4, 6-4 on Saturday.
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Venus Williams reached her first final in almost 2 1/2 years at the Luxembourg Open after defeating Andrea Petkovic of Germany 5-7, 6-4, 6-4 on Saturday.
Williams, hampered for two seasons by injuries and an autoimmune disease, will play Monica Niculescu of Romania in the final on Sunday.
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Former Somali pirate Mohamed Abdi Hassan, who goes by the nickname "Afweyne", was once one of the most feared pirate leaders operating from the country's central coast.
According to the United Nations Monitoring Group on Somalia's 2012 report, Afweyne and his son Abdiqaadir were implicated in the hijackings of seven vessels between April 2009 and October 2012.
But after announcing in January that he was quitting his life of "gang activity" on the high seas, Afweyne has been engaged in efforts in the Mudug and Galgadud regions to reform more than 1,000 youths who have followed his lead and renounced piracy.
In an exclusive interview with Sabahi, Afweyne, now 60, denies having ever taken hostages or collected ransom money, but he says he regrets his past career and has put it behind him.
Sabahi: How did you become a man famous for piracy?
Afweyne: I owned a large fishing company and my output was significant, but when foreign ships attacked us and we could not go out to sea or make a living, we decided to take steps to protect ourselves, which was a legitimate form of self-defence and it was not about harming business or aid.
We were fighting against those who were destroying the sea and preventing us from entering it. Therefore, I was not a kidnapper, but was a leader of this legitimate self-defence movement. We organised the youth of the region and the aim was to protect ourselves and not to kidnap.
We began that operation in 2004. However, I quit when it later turned to kidnapping and piracy.
Sabahi: When did you begin fighting against piracy?
Afweyne: In July 2011, I began a study on how to do something about [fighting against piracy]. When I was certain that I could take measures against it, the government gave me full permission to fight piracy. From that time until now, I have attained consecutive victories and succeeded in bringing together [many pirates] in one centre.
Sabahi: Why did you decide to fight against the action that you started yourself?
Afweyne: There are two reasons behind this.
The first is that I do not want a bad name for my country and I made this decision for my conscience and my patriotism […] and my goal is to eradicate piracy from all of Somalia.
The second reason is that the entire world felt I started piracy [in Somalia] and that affected me greatly. I was not happy about that because a shameful and ugly thing took place.
Sabahi: How did you begin your anti-piracy campaign?
Afweyne: I travelled to several coastal regions of Mudug and Galgadud and made contact [via telephone] with people in the places I could not visit that were controlled by al-Shabaab. I met with elders, clerics and leaders of the pirates, after which I presented them with the idea to abandon piracy. I succeeded.
Sabahi: How many young people have you convinced to quit piracy so far?
Afweyne: We have persuaded 1,023 to quit piracy. These include some that have become convinced that piracy is not good [and have been integrated back in their communities] and some that are [undergoing rehabilitation] in camps. As a result, attacks from the beaches of Mudug and Galgadud have been eliminated.
Sabahi: Can we now say that piracy is over?
Afweyne: Yes, we can say that because in the last two years that I have been engaged in this work there has been no attack [in those areas].
Sabahi: Where is your operations centre located?
Afweyne: Our operations centre is in Mogadishu. Our organisation's name is the Somali Anti-Piracy Agency. We are recognised by the government and there is no location restriction imposed on us. We communicate with youth wherever they are in order to persuade them.
Sabahi: Who funds your work?
Afweyne: I collect funds from Somali businesspeople. Expenses have been documented, but I cannot comment on how much it is now.
Sabahi: What kind of tools do you use to fight pirates? Do you engage in armed confrontation with them?
Afweyne: We are not fighting to kill but to change minds. This is an awareness campaign, and we promise [those who quit piracy] that we will care for them.
Sabahi: What message do you have about piracy?
Afweyne: I am calling on the youth still engaged in this action to quit and align themselves with the anti-piracy movement and release their hostages, because it is a really bad thing to kidnap a human being and try to get [ransom money] for them.
This is not good for humanity, Islam or Somali culture. I am also calling on the government to pardon youth who quit piracy.
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As we finished our biodiversity survey work around our first camp near the edge of the mountain, our trailcutters Mani and Uwawa spent two days opening a trail to our next basecamp at the center of the Plateau. Now that the trail is cut, it only takes about 3 hours.
Our second camp, a small clearing at the confluence of two large streams, was dubbed "Caiman Creek Camp" by a prior expedition because of the presence of these reptiles in the vicinity (we only saw one very unintimidating yearling). The day before our move, it rained. Hard. The creeks that we were going to cross had swelled to twice their size, and were nearly waist deep in some places. Not ideal for casual crossing let alone hauling lots of gear and food for 11 people.
To make matters more interesting, one of the main crossings is only a short skip from the edge of the plateau…losing one's footing means you're over a 600-foot waterfall. Initially, some of us stripped down and tied a safety rope to trees on each side, although this was not ideal when we're carrying big loads.
Mani and Uwawa got to work immediately, felling a tree across some boulders in the creek and even tied a handrail using branches and rope made from stripped bark.
Along the trail to Caiman Creek, we passed the wreckage of small plane that had crashed on the summit more than 50 years ago. The pilot, Rudi Kappel, was killed and the now mostly-abandoned airstrip near the mountain was named after him. By late afternoon we had successfully moved all our gear and set up our second makeshift camp at Caiman Creek.
The following day, we started exploring the area round our second camp, which includes some really interesting terrain, including a sunken basin that has sidewalls that are themselves about 200 feet high. The botanists in particular found some really cool discoveries here I'll cover soon…
Setting up our second basecame at Caiman Creek near the center of the Tafelberg plateau. Photo by Andrew Short.
Plane wreckage on the summit of Tafelberg. Photo by Andrew Short.
Our trailcutter Mani crosses one of the creeks on our makeshift log bridge. Photo by Fabian Michelangeli.
We signaled to the pilots it was a go. The helicopter descended into a small mountaintop clearing no bigger than a backyard swimming pool. The four of us strapped on our machetes, grabbed our duffel bags and hopped out of the chopper. One of the pilots gave me a stern look and held up four fingers–we had four hours.
With a turbulent swirl of leaves and branches, they were gone, and we were left standing in the middle of one of the world's largest unspoiled jungles. On our right, the unbroken Surinamese forest undulated over low mountain ridges as far as we could see. On our left, over a deep valley, lay the same view, but those mountains belonged to Brazil- our position was literally on the frontier between the two countries.
We were on a recon mission for Conservational International's Rapid Assessment Program (RAP), which inserts teams of scientists into some of the world's most remote and unspoiled places. These teams, typically composed of field and conservation biologists as well as local collaborators, are tasked with providing a snapshot in time of the biological diversity and integrity of these amazing sites.
That particular day last March, we were standing atop a peak in the Grensgebergte, a mountain range so remote and rugged that it had never before been entered by explorers or scientists. Gathering the most basic data on the biodiversity and ecosystem services here allows us to contextualize the importance of these areas as well as detect potential threats.
Sometimes the results are alarming: despite this area's remoteness, some water samples contained unsafe levels of mercury–possibly the result of air deposition from mining in neighboring regions.
With our short time ticking down, we got to the task at hand: could we establish a basecamp on the summit, and if so, where and how? And just in case we couldn't make it back, we had to collect as much data on plants and animals surrounding us as we could.
The narrow, kilometer-long mountain ridge had nearly vertical granite walls, with clumps of forest sprouting from both ends. Ornithologist Brian O'Shea and I headed east, while botanist Olaf Banke and Johan, leader of a group of Wayana Amerindians that were assisting our expedition disappeared into the forest on the western flank.
A couple hours later we reconvened: we would establish a camp near the helicopter clearing in a stand of trees. Water was going to be a problem, we would have to plan on lifting it in via helicopter unless in rained.
After grabbing some plant and insect samples and deciphering some birdcalls, the helicopter returned and plucked us off the summit. We returned to a freshly-cut jungle helipad near our RAP team's basecamp about 30 kilometers away and reported back to the dozen other scientists—with specialties ranging from mammals, ants, fishes, to primates and snakes— who were waiting for word of what we found.
The Amerindians huddled around my laptop to watch the video clips of an area even they had never seen. For the next week, we flew daily helicopter flights to our mountaintop camp where we found species no one had ever seen.
These RAP trips are special in that they bring authorities from so many different taxonomic groups together on one expedition. Field biologists are frequently only in the field with others in our respective disciplines—herpetologists with other herpetologists and botanists with other botanists for example.
On any one RAP, there might be specialists from a dozen different groups. No matter what you find in the forest, someone will be able to tell you about it. Our "science tent" (the tarp under which we sort and process our samples) is a constant hum of activity from 4am when the ornithologists rise to record birdcalls, to 1am when the mammologists close their bat nets.
And therein lies the power of a RAP: the biological snapshot we take is not just of this group of beetles or that group of fish, but captures a broad spectrum data that tells a much richer, holistic story about the diversity and health of the area.
This week, our team's report on this first ever expedition to this region of Suriname was released by Conservation International. It was more than a year in the making (it takes a lot more time to prepare and identify specimens than it does to collect them!), and our team was able to document more than 1300 species in less than three weeks.
Dozens of those species are new to science—among them a new snake, 11 new fish, 6 frogs, and dozens of bizarre new insects. It's trip like these that make one realize just how little we really know about the life around us.
Peering out over the jungles from the summit of Kasikasima, an isolated granite mountain in extreme southern Suriname. Photo by Andrew Short.
As we wait for the helicopter to return, we assist botanist Olaf Banke to press some plants specimens he collected during the recon. Photo by Andrew Short.
Ornithologist Brian O'Shea gets a first look at the bird life in the boarder mountains of southeastern Suriname during the recon. Photo by Andrew Short.
Exploring the Grensgebergte mountains, looking for a suitable site for landing site to establish a basecamp. Photo by Andrew Short.
A helicopter arrives as our freshly cut jungle helipad to ferry us into the Grensgebergte, a mountain range that has never been explored. Photo by Brian O'Shea.
It is difficult to get around jungles without paths, so we are very fortunate to have two experienced trailcutters with us. Mani and Uwawa, both Amerindians from southwestern Suriname, have been busy blazing and marking several kilometers of trails with machetes that they repeatedly file to a razor's edge throughout the day.
Each night after dinner, we meet as a group and map out where we need to open or extend our nascent trail system and the best way to do it. Without Mani and Uwawa, we would simply not be able get our science done.
Today's agenda was to finish opening a trail to a river a few kilometers from our camp, Geijskes Creek. The entire morning was rather misty as clouds hovered over the plateau, which provided a rather dramatic backdrop when we finally broke into the Geijskes gorge.
Stained by plant tannins, the water is a dark tea color. The creek is strewn with giant sandstone boulders (many the size of cars) that have eroded from the sides of the gorge. Just a few steps downstream, the creek leaps off the plateau's rim in a waterfall more than 500 feet high.
As the sun starts to break through the lifting clouds, we get to work sampling the creek for aquatic beetles. We get some exciting things on the wet sandstone walls that are likely to be new species, but they are too small to know for sure. We'll have to get them back to the lab.
Our trusted trailcutter Mani takes a break to sharpen his machete. Photo by Andrew Short.
Catching a glimpse of Geijskes Falls on our way back to camp from the rim of Tafelberg. Photo by Andrew Short.
he sun penetrates the morning clouds enveloping the summit of Tafelberg to illumiate Geijskes Creek. Photo by Andrew Short
The most logistically challenging day of the trip arrived: moving camp to the summit of Tafelberg. The weather cooperated beautifully and we were greeted with a clear, calm morning. Rain or even heavy clouds would have meant the helicopter would have been grounded. The day before, we had flown in a small bush plane to a deserted airstrip near about 20 kilometers from the base of Tafelberg, and we used this as our staging area.
First, we had to weigh all our food and gear and separate it into piles of roughly 400 pounds. Each pile is assembled into a "package" to be slung to the summit by a net hanging from below the helicopter.
Next, we had to locate a suitable landing site on the mountain. Two other members of the team and I got in the helicopter and set out to take a look. There had been an area cleared many years ago by previous expeditions, but it has not been used in quite a while. As we assumed, it had become overgrown. We located a small pocket of open savannah nearby where we could be dropped off safely, then hiked back to the original landing site and cleared it with machetes.
Over the next two hours, the rest of our team and gear were ferried up, and we established our basecamp at a nearby creek.
First landing on the summit of Tafelberg in a small natural savannah, before clearing a slightly larger helipad for the remainder of the team and gear. Photo by Andrew Short.
Assembling our gear into slings for the helicopter to lift to the summit of Tafelberg. Photo by Andrew Short.
Tafelberg Tepui as seem from the savanna near Kappel Airstrip in central Suriname. Photo by Julian Aguirre.
Devin Bloom prepares and tissues a freshly caught fish specimen from the central market in Paramaribo. Photo by Andrew Short.
The first scientific expedition to Tafelberg took place exactly 69 years ago this month. Led by legendary botanist Bassett Maguire, the 1944 expedition took more than four months. Needless to say, the logistics of his expedition were a bit different than ours.
Using a small group of canoes powered only by paddles and long poles, he traveled upriver through numerous rapids and overland detours from Paramaribo up the Coppename River and its tributaries. With the help and permission of the local villages he encountered, he set out overland when the rivers became impassable.
List of supplies taken on the first expedition to Tafelberg in 1944. From the Journal of the New York Botanical Garden, volume 46, p. 287.
After 23 days of cutting trails with nothing but a compass for navigation, they reached the foot of Tafelberg. Did I mention they had more than 3 tons of gear that had to be hauled every step of the way? And that does not include additional food and supplies that were parachuted to them in the jungle from military planes both along the way and while on the summit.
Fast forward to 2013, and the travel that took his party weeks will take us less than an hour by helicopter. Correspondingly, we are working hard to ensure that our gear (and ourselves…) will "make weight", as how much we can transport per helicopter run is extremely limited.
If you are curious about just exactly what such an ambitious 1944 expedition took to the field, here is list from a report on the expedition published by Maguire in 1945:
On a completely separate note, we collected our first specimens today. Taking a break from gearing up here in Paramaribo, Devin browsed the central market here for interesting fish, and picked up some freshly caught individuals to prepare as museum specimens.
A tepui rises from the Gran Sabana region of Venezuela. Photo by Andrew Short.
And we're off! My postdoc Devin Bloom and I just landed in Paramaribo, the capital city of Suriname. From here, we'll make final preparations for our ultimate destination, Tafelberg ("table mountain" in Dutch). Although not the tallest peak in Suriname (that honor goes to the nearby Juliana Top), it is special because it is the only tepui in the country and the eastern most on the continent.
Tepuis are fortress-like sandstone mesas that are found in this region of South America. Formed largely by erosion of the surrounding sediments rather than uplift or volcanism, these ancient sentries tower over the surrounding jungles, with some reaching 3000 meters in elevation. Roraima, perhaps the most famous tepui, inspired the "The Lost World" by Arthur Conan Doyle and the landscapes in the movie "Up". The world's tallest waterfall, Angel Falls, plunges off Ayuan tepui in Venezeula. Although dinosaurs have yet to be found on their summits, tepuis are host to a spectacular array of endemic plants and animals. Many of these may be ancient relicts, representing real examples of Doyle's undiscovered world.
Compared to more notable tepuis, Tafelberg is small and lonely. It rises to a relatively modest 1000 meters, and is set hundreds of kilometers east of its nearest geological kin. This has led to questions about whether Tafelberg's flora and fauna share any link with other tepuis, and if so, to what extent?
Soon, the final members of our group from the New York Botanical Garden will arrive, and on August 12, our team will be dropped off at a remote grassy airstrip near the mountain's base. From there, we will be lifted to the summit of Tafelberg by helicopter to conduct our survey. Until then, we will be finalizing the logistical and supplying details, as well as attending an international congress on the biodiversity of the Guiana Shield.
The sun rises over the Central Suriname Nature Reserve, as seen from the summit of Voltzberg. Photo by Andrew Short.
Andrew Short is a National Geographic Grantee and assistant professor of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at the University of Kansas. An entomologist by training and at heart, Short is currently in Suriname, South America searching for aquatic insects to study patterns of freshwater biodiversity that will inform both science and conservation.
Having climbed up through a layer of misting clouds, we reached the summit of Voltzberg just in time to see the day break over the surrounding rainforest. Sitting at the northern edge of the Central Suriname Nature Reserve (CSNR), Voltzberg is one of many imposing granite domes that pepper this ancient South American landscape. A massive swath of tropical wilderness twice the size of my home state of Delaware, the CSNR is almost entirely unpopulated and only accessible by canoe and bushplane.
While taking in the vastness of the landscape was a welcome break from our fieldwork routine that morning last July, my students and I had work to do: documenting the aquatic insects that live in the streams, waterfalls, and forest pools that surrounded us. Our research here, done in collaboration with the National Zoological Collection of Suriname, has uncovered dozens of new species and we're only just gotten started. These inventories help us approach a number of bigger questions: How similar is this patch of forest to one 50 miles away? What are the ecological limits of these species, and what would happen if the environment changed? Can these insects help us monitor water quality?
We're making final preparations for our return to Suriname (and CSNR) next week. This time, our target is more ambitious: Tafelberg — an isolated table mountain in the center of the reserve. Stay tuned for updates as our expedition gets underway!
Last night was our final night at the research station at the base of Voltzberg. After breakfast, we packed our hammocks and made a pile of the food and gear the porters were going to carry. The porters arrived, packed, and started back to the boat and we followed about 15 minutes later. The whole hike took us a little under two hours which beat our time on the hike in by about thirty minutes. My sweat-soaked shirt felt like I had just taken it out of the washing machine and I couldn't wait until we got back to Foengoe Island where a cold shower was calling my name.
Unfortunately, a shower would have to wait a while longer. Upon our arrival, the manager informed us that the water pump had broken, so we would have to get any water we needed from the river. I resigned myself to the fact there was no running water, so I hopped into the river for a much needed bath. It was glorious to scrub off three days' worth of sweat and I came out feeling much better.
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Attention recent grads! We are currently in need of an entry level .Net Developer. The ideal candidate will posses knowledge in .Net (VB/C#), Javascript, SQL, and Windows Server 2008/2012. A bachelors in a Computer Science or related ...
Key Account Manager - Cloud Services
The Key Account Manager, Cloud Field Sales (Field KAM) is an outside sales role that is responsible for driving new cloud technology business development with new customers. The Field KAM is a highly motivated individual with deep sales experience and Microsoft Cloud product ...
Nov 12 -
Software Tech Enterprises is looking for a qualified Senior .NET developer to support our clients needs. The experienced candidate
will be responsible for assisting our clients in developing web applications and a data warehouse.
This candidate should be able to perform the ...
Nov 10 -
CTO Office Software Engineer
CSE office of the CTO is looking for a highly motivated and talented mid-level software engineer. The candidate should be someone with a strong core background with both XML/XLST. They should also be comfortable with client side technologies and willing to dig into HTML, ...
Nov 3 -
Java Developer
Java developer with web-application development:
Responsible for gathering and understanding user/business needs, designing screens, standards, style guides and user interactions for web applications.
UI/UX Skills Required:
Must have Secret Security Clearance. ...
Oct 28 -
ETL Developer – C# .Net , SSRS , SSIS – Healthcare IT
ETL Developer – C# .Net , SSRS , SSIS – Healthcare IT fields – Columbia MD
Our client is a firmly established and rapidly growing start-up health care solutions company headquartered in Columbia, Maryland
The firm is a small company doing huge things!
We are actively ...
Oct 27 -
High School/GED 11 years
Associate 9 years
Masters 5 years
Bachelors 7 years
Task/Req # - 240-17
We are seeking a a Java Developer who will analyze, design and develop the distributed applications using .NET, ...
Sep 29 -
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