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Remember when keeping pitchers honest against Ryan Howard was one of the primary concerns of summer? Either fans have short memories, or they've written off the issue as a bunch of malarkey.
It's the Beerleaguer way to sweat the small stuff and ignore the big picture, and offensively, it doesn't get any bigger than Ryan Howard, who, as Baseball Prospectus likes to point out, "has been a statistical backwards sprint for two seasons." Howard's shockingly mediocre .339 OBP baffles statisticians most. Howard sees more outside slop and breaking balls than anyone in the game, but despite all that, the home run and RBI champ drew just 81 walks last season.
There have been so many theories on lineup protection that it's hard to know where to stand. The latest number-crunching data suggests that it makes no real statistical difference, with at least some evidence that a hitter may actually improve with a lesser hitter behind him. For example, Manny Ramirez's absence from the Boston lineup led to more intentional walks for David Ortiz, but Big Papi also hit for higher average and had a higher slugging percentage without Manny.
Nevertheless, no two power hitters are the same, and there's definitely no one quite like Howard, who will no longer have Pat Burrell protecting him. Howard struggled through much of the season, but the lineup and protection issue was rarely questioned. The reason: Anyone who watched the Phillies last season understood that the best way to avoid Howard is also the best way to strike him out, and thus, minimizing the effects of Howard is a self-contained process, independent of the man standing on the on-deck circle.
According to research done by the Hardball Times, if a pitcher is trying to avoid pitching to a hitter, the hitter is significantly more likely to draw a walk, but is also moderately more likely to strike out, which is bad news for an extreme strikeout hitter like Howard. It all amounts to a no-win situation for the big man, who could also face the added adversity of being pitched to situationally, even more so due to the presence of Raul Ibanez.


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What Toddlers Eat Around the World
Denmark, Sweden, India
Danish toddler foods are similar to what you might find served in the cafeteria in IKEA. Indeed, Danish nursery foods exhibit the same Scandinavian practicality as the popular furniture store: They get the job done. The easy-to-chew staples include frikadeller (meatballs) and chopped salads. Kids also clamor for sm?rrebr?d, an open-faced sandwich made with rye or pumpernickel bread and different fillings: liverwurst, ham, cod roe, frikadeller, mackerel, sweet red cabbage, marinated red beets, and Danish cheese, among other items. Sm?rrebr?d is eaten with a knife and fork rather than one's hands.
Other Favorites: Like its German neighbors, Denmark is big on meat and potatoes (for toddlers, especially potatoes). Traditionally, fresh fruits and vegetables were not abundant because the long, hard winters made farming difficult. Today, however, salads and greens are much more common. Apples, cherries, and solb?r (black currant or sun berries) are typically served in small portions with cheese, and also used to add spots of color to various desserts.
Sweet Tooth Satisfiers: The pastry we in America call a Danish is known as wienerbr?d, a food introduced by immigrant bakers from Vienna in the 1840s.
The Swedes, oddly enough, are number one in the world's consumption of ketchup (the United States and Canada tie for third, after Australia), and children are certainly a big reason the demand for ketchup is so high. What do kids put ketchup on? "Literally anything, but especially anything that looks suspiciously nutritious," one Swedish parent says. A popular option is macaroni-and-substitute- the-cheese-with-ketchup-please.
Other Favorites: Falukorv (Swedish sausage), meat stews, fried fish or fish fingers, mackerel, meatballs, porridge, pancakes, and bagels.
Sweet Tooth Satisfiers: The Swedes love their ice cream -- in fact, they rank in the top 10 countries in consumption of this summertime favorite. But they're also careful not to let toddlers overdo it. Instead, fruit, fruit juices, and fruit sauce are typical substitutes, as well as sponge cake and rice pudding with fruit sauce.
Indian toddlers adore khichdi, a mushy rice-and-lentil-based dish (think a spicy, turmeric-yellow rice porridge), because it's easy to swallow, while parents love that it includes just about every food group a growing child needs. Vegetables ranging from carrots and green beans one day to squash and okra the next and a protein (goat, lamb, or chicken) are cooked in butter and turmeric powder. Because the dish is traditionally eaten by hand, the veggies need to be soft enough to smash with the rice and then scooped up straight into the child's mouth. A twist of lime and a dab of pickled mango are often added to enhance the flavor.
Other Favorites: Aloo gobi (potato and cauliflower curry), parota, nan or chapati (variations of flat bread) eaten with subzi (onion-sauteed vegetables, such as diced potato with fenugreek, bitter gourd, or cabbage). In South India, rice and yogurt are toddler staples.
Sweet Tooth Satisfiers: Gulab jamun, fried milky dough balls covered in syrup; lassi, a yogurt drink commonly sweetened with mango; kheer, a rice pudding flavored with cardamom.
Fun Food Facts
In India, kids and adults alike eat with their hands. This practice encourages mixing different types of meat, fish, and veggie curries with rice or bread (many Indians will swear this is the only way to truly enjoy a meal).

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I just received a Medium Double Organizer Pouch in French Blue and a Medium Clear Organizer Pouch in Storm. Here are 2 pictures, I've tried my best to ensure they are accurate. 6426 And another,...
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Solving the Maze was supposed to be the end. No more puzzles. No more variables. And no more running. Thomas was sure that escape meant he and the Gladers would get their lives back. But no one really knew what sort of life they were going back to.
In the Maze, life was easy. They had food, and shelter, and safety... until Teresa triggered the end. In the world outside the Maze, however, the end was triggered long ago.
Burned by sun flares and baked by a new, brutal climate, the earth is a wasteland. Government has disintegrated - and with it, order - and now Cranks, people covered in festering wounds and driven to murderous insanity by the infectious disease known as the Flare, roam the crumbling cities hunting for their next victim... and meal.
The Gladers are far from finished with running. Instead of freedom, they find themselves faced with another trial. They must cross the Scorch, the most burned-out section of the world, and arrive at a safe haven in two weeks. And WICKED has made sure to adjust the variables and stack the odds against them.
Thomas can only wonder - does he hold the secret of freedom somewhere in his mind? Or will he forever be at the mercy of WICKED?
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"Fast pace, new twists and more mysteries"
Who will survive the Scorch Trials? This book literally begins right where The Maze Runner left off. The Gladers believe they have escaped WICKED and are beginning a new life but those who read the epilogue from The Maze Runners know that WICKED actually has the Gladers right where they want them.
If you enjoyed The Maze Runner then you will love The Scorch Trials.
The narrator Mark Deakins does a great job; if you enjoyed him in The Maze Runner then you will enjoy him in The Scorch Trials. He brings life and personality to each individual character.
This book does contain more graphic content than The Maze Runner, if you did not like descriptions of the final battle between the Gladers and the Grievers then you will probably not enjoy portions of this book.
I enjoyed this book and cannot what for the third installment.
"Agreed! Left me hanging..."
After I read the reviews I wondered how I would feel. Well I felt the same...The poor kids go through so much and at the end still no answers and let down starts all over again. I sure hope the 3rd installment clears up concerns and does not just drag out more 'trails'.
"1st book was good. This redundant rehash was LAME"
Someone with more patience for the same story rehashed again.
Probably not. I might be compelled if reviews were outstanding, but unlikely.
Meeting Brenda.
Honestly, I would've COMPLETELY changed the end of this book to use more creativity for the next.
I got through the first book and thought "yeah, it's ok. I'll move on to the second." BIG BIG mistake. Now I want the whole 9+ hours of my life refunded! I'd like to tell the author that you only get to cycle the same storyline once (maybe twice in the case of the Hunger Games quarter quell), but try to do the same redundant thing THREE TIMES, and you owe your readers (listeners) that time wasted.
I do want to take a moment to compliment Mark Deakins on his performance. It was very well done.
"Not as good as the first but still worth it"
The action in the Scorch Trials kept me on the edge of my seat. I did enjoy listening. But this book was more of a taunt and tease than a sequel. I felt a little strung along only to get no answers in the end. In the Maze Runner and the Scorch Trials, Thomas and Theresa kept saying they were responsible for everything. In both books, people forgot things and saw things. There were a lot of impossibilities thrown at us that were never really explained. The kids were constantly running for their lives and the whole time met betrayal after betrayal. I know they were being tested for something. And obviously there will be a book three. But I kind of wish they would have thrown us a bone in book 2. At the end of this one, I found myself thinking, "Oh not again!" Also, I thought the two girls (Theresa and Brenda) were pretty creepy. I don't know if it was the story or the narrator (he was great, but did a creepy girl's voice), but I didn't like or trust either of them. If that was the way I was supposed to react, then kudos to Dashner.
Overall, it WAS a good book and I look forward to book 3. I would have given it 5 stars if there had been more closure.
"Not a great story but a decent time waster."
First off I'll say that I've listened to the first two maze runner books and just downloaded the third. This is great listening material for keeping your mind busy while performing other tedious tasks where you don't need to pay full attention to the book. It's also great for a bus ride home from work. It is not a great piece of literature.
Dashners writing is pretty bad. I've created a drinking game where you take a shot every time he makes a bad analogy "It was as if...." But I ended up in the hospital with alcohol poisoning. Don't try that game with hard liquor. Was there no editor here to tell him "James, come on. Just describe the situation as it is, you don't need to compare it to something else every single time."
"Predictable to a fault"
Some point in my education experience I had a professor say that nonfiction writing should never be surprising and should always lead the reader to expect what is coming, this is how this book was written. Ever twist that was suppose to be exciting and a surprise I could see a mile a way, and i don't think I could be possibly that good at guessing.
The Maze Runner was okay, but also a bit predictable. I would like to get my hands on a different series by this author to see if his other work is any better
The narrator did a perfectly fine job, but predictable story lines can't be jazzed up with a good voice actor.
Thomas the main character in this story could die in this series and I wouldn't care, he is always in panic mode so we never see him, THE MAIN CHARACTER grow beyond better coping sadly.
Very disappointed I wasted my time and money on this paint by numbers story.
"My test of a good book is dreading to begin the last chapter." - Thomas Helm
"Maze Runner 2, Its not over yet"
Great follow up to Book 1. Still confusing but in a good way. Exciting adventure. Awesome action. Well worth continuing this series.
"Where are the answers???"
Ok, I know its a trilogy but I feel like all I did with this book was run across a desert and learn nothing really. Of course this will make me download the 3rd book which is now in my cart....I'm really hoping it clears up the many questions I have or I will be so disappointed.
The book did have not stop action and was faster paced than the first book. I can't say I like one more than the other as I liked them both and they were hard to put down. Mark Deakins is a good narrator but I just can't get past him and his voice for teenagers. It distracted me in the first book, was a little better in the 2nd book probably because I just got used to it ha ha. He does do a good job differentiating the characters with his voice.
Every part of this book is a memorable moment! It was sooooooo captivating throughout the whole story line. Literally on the edge of my seat the whole time!
This is a definite MUST read! Maze Runner was a great book, but this book is just WOWZER! Such an amazing and interesting story that will keep you wanting more and more!
What a disappointment. There is no plot. No point to all the "betrayals". I just a bunch of disconnected story points. I enjoyed the first book, but this was painfully frustrating.
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Spend an exciting weekend in intensive instruction, both on shore and in sailboats, at Kentucky Lake, for beginners or experienced sailors. Meals and lodging are not included in registration fee. Enrollment is limited. May be taken for one-hour credit as EDUC163, Beginning Sailing. Call 812-464-1989 for a detailed brochure.
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Add another language to your repertoire in this study of basic German vocabulary and expressions. Emphasis will be on basic conversational skills and phrases especially useful for travelers as well as the use of helpful internet tools. The geography and culture of Germany also will be featured. Cost of text and CDs included in registration fee. Materials need to be ordered in advance; enroll early. Registrants age 16 or older welcome.
Instructor: Sylvia Blice, retired German Instructor
Dates and Time: 6 Tuesdays, October 7 through November 11, 6:15 to 8:15 p.m.
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Learn basic conversational Spanish and feel more at ease when you travel or encounter Spanish speakers in business and social situations. Emphasis is on building vocabulary. Cost of text and CDs included in registration fee. Materials need to be ordered in advance; enroll early. Registrants age 16 or older welcome.
Instructor: Lorenna Boyle, Spanish Speaker
Dates and Time: 6 Wednesdays, October 15 through November 19, 6 to 8 p.m.
Location: Innovation Pointe, 1st Floor Classroom, 318 Main Street, Downtown Evansville
Registration Fee: $130, includes materials
This course includes practical language and topics to motivate students to master grammar along with listening, speaking, and reading skills through language immersion. The aim of the course is to teach students the communicative skills they need to begin using French effectively in their everyday life. Cost of text and CDs included in registration fee. Materials need to be ordered in advance; enroll early. Registrants age 16 or older welcome.
Instructor: Tatyana McCutchan, French Speaker
Dates and Time: 6 Mondays, September 29 through November 3, 6 to 8 p.m.
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Registration Fee: $130, includes materials
Learn basic conversational Russian to feel more at ease when you travel, or just to increase your appreciation of another culture. Emphasis is on building vocabulary, but Russian culture and customs also will be covered. Cost of text and CD included in registration fee. Materials need to be ordered in advance; enroll early. Registrants age 16 or older welcome.
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Dates and Time: 6 Wednesdays, October 1 through November 5, 6 to 8 p.m.
Location: USI, Robert D. Orr Center, Room 2020
Registration Fee: $130, includes materials
Textile artist Katherine Sands will teach this introductory collage class utilizing found or handmade papers, drawings, stamping, paint, photo transfer and a mixture of beeswax and resin to create layers on the wood board or cradled wood. Participants are encouraged to bring their own photography printed on copy paper, special papers, bits of cloth, and/or tissue paper to collage with. Thinner papers are best. Small three-dimensional objects such as seeds, sequins, or beads may also be used in the final layer. Students are free to bring their own support, such as a cradled board if they wish or a larger size base.
Instructor: Katherine Sands, artist
Dates and Time: Sunday, September 14, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Location: New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art
Registration Fee: $65, includes materials
Learn block printmaking basics and create a block print on 12 blank greeting cards for the holidays. Bring your own simple 4"x5.5" design sketch or choose from a sample design. Class supplies are provided. Take home the cards as well as the finished block to make more.
Instructor: Stephanie Osborne
Dates and Time: Sunday, October 19, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Location: New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art
Registration Fee: $50
Basic pencil drawing techniques and art principles learned in this class can be applied to virtually every medium. Topics will include essential basic shapes, value scales, shading techniques, locating shadows and the six aspects of making something look real. The instructor will share secret tricks of the trade you will be able to apply to your own work. A great foundation class for the beginner and a good refresher class for other artists. Cost of supplies not included-expect to spend $50 to $60.
Instructor: Kelly Gilbert, local artist
Dates and Time: Six Thursdays, October 2 to November 6, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Location: Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, Downtown Evansville
Registration Fee: $108- supplies not included
"Serenity Horsemanship" is a system aimed at beginning horsemen and/or others who simply want to better understand why a horse responds and/or reacts as it does (often doing the opposite of what the horseman wants or expects). The workshop focuses on the fundamentals of developing a safer, stronger partnership with your horse. Each workshop is limited to six riders and horses. The workshop includes classroom, personal tool skills building, round pen, ground school, and riding time. Participants need to provide their own horse. Participants also need to bring their own tack (saddle, pad, snaffle bit, and headstall). Overnight stalls are available for $10.00 per stall. Enrollment limited to six.
Instructor: Tom Austerman
Dates and time: Saturday and Sunday, September 27 and 28, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (one hour for lunch)
Location: Serenity Golden Quarter Horses, 5271 Old Plank Road North, New Harmony, Indiana
Registration Fee: Riders: $120
Auditors: $25 per day or $45 for two days
Teaching Horses and Raising Children" is an entertaining demonstration that emphasizes the importance of taking on important, long-term relationship responsibilities consistently and seriously. The goal - whether it is training an animal or raising children or leading others - is the development of self-discipline which aids in developing self-control, which in turn leads to self-confidence and self-esteem which supports good judgment and sound life choices.
Using a horse as the student/child/employee, the demonstration uniquely highlights some fundamental training and teaching concepts that emphasize the role of the trainer/teacher/parent/leader in helping others learn to make good, sound behavioral choices. The demonstration emphasizes the importance of love, appreciation, understanding, awareness, respect, consistency and discipline in the development of strong personal relationships aimed at growing self-discipline and good judgement.
Instructor: Tom Austerman
Date and Time: Saturday, September 27, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Location: Serenity Golden Quarter Horses, 5271 Old Plank Road North, New Harmony, Indiana
Registration Fee: $35
Do you want to take better photos of your family, friends, pets, landscapes, and vacations? Do you have a camera but you have no idea what most of the buttons do? Do you want to learn how to compose your images and see light in a new way? Let Rhonda Gassman help you! Learn about camera settings, composition, exposure, lighting and more! Bring your DSLR camera to class.
Instructor: Rhonda Gassman, Professional Photographer
Dates and Times: ALP422A: Saturday, September 13, 8:00 a.m. to Noon
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Registration Fee: $48
Are you dealing with illness, grief, stress, or looking for clarity in your life? Maybe a short walk on the Labyrinth path will bring you the relief, comfort or clarity that you are seeking. The Labyrinth Workshop will provide you with an opportunity to learn about labyrinths, their history, uses, how to walk the Labyrinth, and experience your own walk on the Labyrinth located on the USI's campus.
Instructor: Karen Brown
Date and Time: Saturday, October 11, 9:00 a.m. to noon
Location: USI University Center, Room 2206
Registration Fee: $30
Would you like to know why the Dalai Lama always smiles? Discover how he and a million Buddhists around the world utilize the Buddhist distinctive Philosophy and practice to achieve peacefulness and happiness in daily life. Explore the establishment of Buddhism, its core teachings, and its approach in solving fundamental problems of human life.
Instructor: Rev. Thich Hang Dat, MA
Date and Time: 5 Thursdays, October 2 - 30, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Location: USI, Rice Library, Room 0035
Registration Fee: $94
In this introductory course, come learn about iOS7, built-in apps, iCloud, the App Store, and more. During this three session, hands-on, course we will explore how you can get the most out of your device as well as address many of the common questions associated with the iPad. Attendees are responsible for providing their own activated device.
Instructor: R. Cole Collier, Trainer, USI Tech Store
Dates and Time: 3 Wednesdays, September 10, October 8, and November 12, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Location: USI, University Center, Room 2205
Registration Fee: $63
The Healing Touch Certificate Program is a multi-level course of study in energy-based therapy that moves from beginning to advanced practitioner and is complementary to health care. Healing Touch Level 1 is designed for nurses, physicians, health care practitioners, and interested laypersons and includes the basics of the Chakra and energy systems, centering, intervention techniques to help with specific physical and emotional problems and the personal development of the healer. Healing Touch Level 2 for students who have completed Level 1 and wish to increase breadth and depth in the study of Healing Touch. The content includes an intake interview, back techniques and a one-hour healing sequence. Emphasis in the experiential learning is on developing healing sequences for specific client needs. These courses are an approved course of study of the Healing Beyond Borders Healing Touch Certificate Program. For more information about Healing Touch, go to www.HealingBeyondBorders.org. Contact Hours: 18 for nurses and massage therapists.
Instructors: Victoria Slater, Ph.D., RN, CHTI, HNC
Bonnie Johnson, MS, RN, CHTI
Dates and times: Saturday, October 25, 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, October 26, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Location: University Center
Registration Fee: $250, ($225 for AHNA or HTI member), if paying by October 10; thereafter, $325 ($300 for AHNA or HTI member)
Preparing for retirement is one of the most important concerns we have today. Retirement costs are rising, the future of Social Security is uncertain, and many people have not accumulated the savings they will need to enjoy the retirement lifestyle they deserve. Join investment professionals for this introduction to the concepts and practices that will help make retirement possible and comfortable. You'll learn how to get the most from guaranteed investments, tax-free income, and estate planning. For those already retired or planning to retire in the next 10 years, the seminar takes a conservative approach to wise money management in addition to identifying lifestyle issues facing mature Americans. The registration fee includes an in-depth workbook with valuable exercises and worksheets.
Date and time: ALP501A: 3 Tuesdays, October 7, 14, and 21, 6:00 to 8:30 p.m.
ALP501B: 3 Wednesdays, October 22 and 29 and
November 5, 6:00-8:30 p.m.
ALP501C: 3 Tuesdays, November 11, 18 and 25, 6:00 to 8:30 p.m.
Location: USI, University Center East, Room 2220
Registration Fee: $89 for an individual OR for two registering together and sharing materials. The fee is reduced to $69 for registering at least one week before the start of the class.
After being told for years that Social Security is going broke, baby boomers are realizing that it will soon be their turn to collect. The decisions you make now can have a tremendous impact on the total amount of benefits you stand to receive over your lifetime. This informative seminar covers the basics of Social Security and reveals strategies for maximizing your benefits, including: factors to consider when deciding when to apply for benefits; when it makes sense to delay benefits and when it does not; why you should always check your earnings record for accuracy; how to estimate your benefits; how to coordinate benefits with your spouse; how to minimize taxes on Social Security benefits; and how to coordinate Social Security with your other sources of retirement income.
Date and time: ALP502A: Tuesday, September 23, 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
ALP502B: Thursday, September 25, 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. ALP502C: Wednesday, October 8, 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
ALP502D: Wednesday, October 15, 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
Location: USI, University Center East, Room 2217
Registration Fee: $19 for an individual or $24 for two registering together
Research says one half-hour of water walking equals two hours of land walking without the stress on the body. High-intensity but low-impact water exercises will be used to raise your heart rate and improve your cardiovascular condition. Swimming skills are not required.
Instructor: Katie Loehrlein, library assistant-Acquisitions, USI
Dates and Times:
FIT334A- 4 Mondays and 4 Tuesdays, September 15 to October 7,
5:00 to 5:50 p.m.
FIT334B- 4 Mondays and 4 Tuesdays, October 20 to November 11,
5:00 to 5:50 p.m.
FIT334C- 4 Mondays and 4 Wednesdays August 4-27,
5 to 5:50 p.m.
Location: USI, Physical Activities Center, Pool
Registration Fee: $50
If you have chronic back pain, you know you have to be careful when exercising. Yoga is a holistic and therapeutic system of movement, breathing and relaxation that research shows can help relieve and prevent back pain. In this class, you will learn yoga poses and breathing techniques that are safe and effective for your condition. You will learn how to develop your own home practice and also be prepared to attend group yoga classes.
Instructor: Zoe Sipes, Registered Yoga Teacher
Dates and Times: 4 Thursdays, October 9, 16, 23, 30, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Location: USI, University Center East Room 2117
Registration Fee: $50
EATING INDIANA (Ages 12+)
Southern Indiana landscape is covered with various types of naturally growing plants, many of which are edible. Every state has several species of edible plants that are native to it. We will explore the woods around University of Southern Indiana to discover the edible plants, learn how to identify them, collect them, and cook them.
Instructor: Amelia Wildeman, Naturalist
Dates and Times: Sunday, September 28, 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Location: USI, Grimes Haus
Registration Fee: $25 for one; $15 for each additional family member
Cut the SAT Reasoning Test down to size by developing strategies for standardized test taking, identifying study priorities, and working practice questions. Hands-on experience will give students practice with topics covered in the SAT and give students confidence for test day. This course focuses on the SAT but is beneficial for any student preparing to take a standardized exam. A pizza lunch is provided; students should bring their own drinks or money to purchase a drink.
Register for ACA400 and ACA401 together for a special fee of $120.
Emphasis will be on test taking skills, rules pertaining to calculators, and solving problems from algebra and geometry. Students should bring a calculator.
Instructor: Mike Wheaton, math teacher, Mt. Vernon Senior High School
Date and Time: NO. ACA401: Saturday, October 25, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Location: USI, Education Center, Room 1126
Registration Fee: $65, includes lunch
The course will provide skills, tips, and interactive practice in short answer selections, critical reading comprehension, and essay pointers.
Date and Time: NO. ACA400: Saturday, November 1, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Location: USI, Education Center, Room 3147
Registration Fee: $65, includes lunch
The University of Southern Indiana's College Achievement Program (CAP) offers concurrent credit to outstanding junior and senior students in more than two dozen area high schools. Through CAP, students meet high school graduation requirements and earn college credits, all while in their high school classroom during the regular school day. CAP courses are taught by high school instructors who meet the same criteria as USI adjunct faculty, and more than 40 courses in English, history, biology, chemistry, economics, foreign language, health professions, journalism, and math are available. Many of the CAP courses transfer easily utilizing the Indiana Core Transfer Library (CTL). More than half of CAP courses are on the dual credit priority list, cost $25/credit hour, and fulfill the new state standards for the Academic Honors Diploma. The College Achievement Program is one of only five concurrent enrollment programs in Indiana accredited by the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP) and one of 80+ accredited programs in the nation. Visit the CAP website to learn more about the college courses offered in your area high school, USI.edu/cap or, email email@example.com for further information.
Your child's reading skills will be improved through individualized reading instruction provided by USI Diagnostic Teaching of Reading students under the supervision of a reading specialist instructor. Elementary Education undergraduate students who are earning a minor in reading, and graduate students who are working toward a reading endorsement, will work with one or two children each for 12 sessions to provide reading instruction that matches your child's needs. Emphasis will be placed on informal assessments for instructional value and the components of reading on which Indiana children are tested. Enrollment is limited and children must commit to attending each session. Call 812-228-5022 for details.
SATURDAY ART WORKSHOP (ages 6-14)
Kids ages 6 through 14 can join USI art students and faculty to create two and three dimensional artwork including collages, paintings, printmaking, sculptures, and more. Students will be grouped by age with a maximum of 20 per group and will display their works at the end of each session. Cost of lunch and all supplies included.
Coordinator: Joseph Uduehi, EdD, Associate Professor of Art Education, USI
Dates and Time: 2 Saturdays, November 1 and November 8, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
YTH400A - ages 6 to 7
YTH400B - ages 8 to 9
YTH400C - ages 10 to 11
YTH400D - ages 12 to 14
Location: USI Technology Center, Rooms 229, 237, and 242
Registration Fee: $30-includes supplies and lunch
Before long, your high school student will be off in college or the workforce. Are they equipped with the proper financial tools and knowledge? This course includes an in-depth look in to personal finance. Topics covered will offer valuable insight in being prepared to manage money in an effective way, take control of your finances, understanding identity theft and gaining a better understanding of credit.
Instructor: Ben Joergens, Financial Empowerment Officer, Old National Bank
Dates and Time: Saturday, October 18, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Location: Innovation Pointe, Second Floor Classroom
Registration Fee: $20-includes materials
PRESCHOOL SWIMMING (ages 3 - 5)
Water safety and water adjustment are emphasized in this program, along with development of gross motor skills. Parents are invited to get in the water with their children after discussion with the chief instructor.
Dates and Times:
FIT300, 8 Wednesdays, September 24 to November 12, 4:30 to 5:00 p.m.
FIT301, 8 Wednesdays, September 24 to November 12, 6:05 to 6:35 p.m.
Location: USI Physical Activities Center, Pool
Registration Fee: $40
SWIMMING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS (ages 6 - 12)
Children ages 6 to 12 will have an opportunity to develop a wide variety of aquatic skills as well as fundamental strokes, and to receive American Red Cross water safety certification in one of the following areas: Water Exploration, Primary Skills, Stroke Readiness, Stroke Development, Stroke Refinement, and Skill Proficiency.
Dates and Times:
FIT300, 8 Wednesdays, September 24 to November 12, 5:10 to 5:55 p.m.
FIT301, 8 Wednesdays, September 24 to November 12, 6:45 to 7:30 p.m.
Location: USI Physical Activities Center, Pool
Registration Fee: $50
Level I business computer course are ideal for participants who are beginning computer users and would like to learn the basic functions of the computer Windows, Word, Excel, Outlook, and navigating the Internet. The courses can be taken individually, or you can combine six courses to earn the USI Certificate in Business Computer Competency, Level I, provided you successfully complete the competency checklist at the end of the series. All Courses are held in our hands-on computer lab and led by an instructor. If you are not sure of your computer skill level, contact us for an assessment tool.
During this class, Level I computer users will learn about computers, laptops, tablets, printers, and other technology devices. They will learn basic vocabulary pertaining to computer usage and practice keyboarding and mouse control.
Date and Time: Wednesday, September 17, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Location: USI University Center East, Room 2229
Registration Fee: $29
Learn about Windows operating systems (versions 7 and 8), the control panel and its dozens of settings and file management.
Date and Time: Thursday, September 18, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Location: USI University Center East, Room 2229
Registration Fee: $59
Learn to use several components of this commonly-used communication application including email, calendar, and contacts. Participants will create and send email messages, review and respond to incoming messages, create folders for messages, delete unwanted/outdated messages, and more. They will also learn to view their calendars in different ways, create and edit appointments, and invite attendees to appointments. Creating, editing, and deleting contacts will be covered as well.
Date and Time: Wednesday, September 24, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: USI University Center East, Room 2229
Registration Fee: $59
During two sessions, participants will learn to create, open, modify, save, and print documents. Participants will become familiar with Word's functionality via the quick access toolbar and ribbon.
Date and Time: Thursday, September 25, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: USI University Center East, Room 2229
Registration Fee: $59
During two sessions, participants will learn to create, open, modify, save and print documents. Participants will become familiar with Word's functionality via the quick access toolbar and ribbon.
Date and Time: Wednesday and Thursday, October 8 and 9, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: USI University Center East, Room 2229
Registration Fee: $109
Two sessions will be dedicated to understanding spreadsheets, their purpose, their functionality, and the following tasks; creating a spreadsheet, entering data, modifying data, entering a formula, adjusting cells, formatting cells, and spreadsheets, creating a table, and printing and saving spreadsheets.
Date and Time: Wednesday and Thursday, October 15 and 16, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: USI University Center East, Room 2229
Registration Fee: $109
Level II business computer courses are appropriate for computer users who know the basics of Windows, Word, Excel, Outlook, and navigating the Internet, yet they lack the more comprehensive understanding needed in today's workplace. Level II courses focus on building skills in Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, database principles, and social media marketing. The courses can be taken individually, or you can combine six courses, to earn the USI Certificate in Business Computer Competency, Level II, provided you successfully complete the competency checklist at the end of the series. All courses are held in our hands-on computer lab and led by an instructor. If you are not sure of your computer skill level, contact us for an assessment tool.
Participants will learn about Windows operating systems (versions 7 and 8), corporate networks, and the devices that make up a network. Participants will establish an awareness of networks and data security.
Date and Time: Thursday, October 23, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, downtown Evansville
Registration Fee: $69
Participants learn the basic functionality of social media tools, including Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, as they are used in promoting/marketing services and products for companies.
Date and Time: Wednesday, October 29, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, downtown Evansville
Registration Fee: $69
During two sessions, participants will learn to adjust default settings, use bullets and numbering, find/replace text and other editing tools, create tables, insert images and shapes, and create templates. Keyboard shortcuts will be introduced as well.
Dates and Time: Wednesday and Thursday, November 5 and 6, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, downtown Evansville
Registration Fee: $129
Two sessions will be dedicated to learning the following Excel tasks: protecting spreadsheets, inserting formulas/functions, creating charts and using them in Word, formatting charts, adding comments, naming a range, finding/replacing data, sorting and filtering data, and inserting images, shapes and SmartArt.
Dates and Time: Wednesday and Thursday, November 12 and 13,
6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, downtown Evansville
Registration Fee: $129
Participants will create presentations with templates, text, and graphics. They will learn to alter a template, insert animations/transitions, and reorder slides. Participants will add presenter notes, queue their presentations, and discover different ways of printing presentations appropriate for the presenter and the audience when handouts are needed.
Date and Time: Thursday, October 30, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, downtown Evansville
Registration Fee: $69
Participants will learn about databases, their basic structure, the importance of entering data correctly, and how to use queries to view the data using several databases. They will also learn the basics of Microsoft Access including creating a database from a template, entering data, sorting/filtering data, importing data, creating forms and reports, and building queries.
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Registration Fee: $69
Participants will learn about cloud storage (Dropbox, Flickr, Google Drive) and cloud applications for word processing, presentations, spreadsheets, and collaborative work.
Dates and Time: Wednesday, October 1, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: USI University Center East, Room 2229
Registration: $69
Is your organization considering implementing project management software? Do you need to manage projects more effectively? Do you need a method of communicating project timelines and deliverables to your customers or clients? This course is designed to familiarize participants with basic features of Microsoft Project 2013.
Date and Time: 3 Wednesdays, November 19, December 3 and 10,
6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, downtown Evansville
Registration Fee: $199
Many companies are saving money and increasing collaboration by utilizing the free versions of the Google Office Productivity products. In this course, we will introduce you to Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Documents, Google Spreadsheets and more.
Date and Time: Wednesday, October 22, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: USI University Center East, Room 2229
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Nice start to the show with Team Lesnar coming out to the ring, and Carlito as the 5th man works well, as he needed to do something at the ppv. Lesnar rips on his home town with some nice lines, and then a well done attack on Batista and his character. Out comes team Batista, and some good stuff with the rock, and the usual lines on JBL. JBL/Rock as a main event will be a great one for tonight, and should be an explosive end to the show
Good win for Juvi and Tajiri, in what was a nice tag match to build up the cruiserweight feud.
Nice Rey promo, which has never been his strong point, but a good one here. Should be interesting to see whether he does retain the title or not
Nice win for Booker T, and once again sharmell helps him with the win.
Looks like the bashams want a shot at the tag team gold, and I guess this will be the final match to be added to the card from the smackdown side. Should be a good one, but don't expect too much from it
London gets the win over Orton, which is a huge win for him, and Rey gets his revenge for Orton costing him the match last week against Carlito. Maybe a springboard for a London push after SS?
I just love the way you are using Foley, and I can only guess that eventually we are going to see a Orton/Foley match somewhere down the line. Foley is watching a movie instead of the show – priceless. Nice match announced for next week, and then Foley wants a copy of the London/Orton match to watch. Brilliant segment!
A very solid tag team match, which builds to the SS match well. Good win for the heel team, due to the help of a steel chair, and maybe the win for Lesnar indicates that he will lose at SS.
Dudleyz/Bashams/Asylum made for the tag titles is a nice little match to have on the show, and with the tables gimmick added as well, it makes the match that little bit better. Don't expect a title change, but a nice addition to the card
Strong main event, with the lumberjacks all doing their job, and then fighting with each other at the end is what had to be expected. JBL and the Rock are both knocked out in the middle of the ring, when the Big Show makes his return! I wondered what you were going to do with him, and had a feeling that he would be back soon. Chokeslam on JBL wins the match for the Rock, and the Big Show joins team Batista. Good pick for the final member of the team, and it is going to be very hard to call how that much will go
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WINCHESTER, RIVERSIDE COUNTY (June 10, 2014) – A Tuesday afternoon rear-end collision left motorcyclist Freddie Miranda with fatal injuries. Miranda was riding a motorcycle around 11:30 a.m. when he was struck from the rear by a car. He was rushed to Menifee Valley Medical Center where he was later pronounced dead from his injuries. The 37 year old was a resident of Hemet. Authorities identified the location of the accident ... Read More »
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A Baton Rouge woman has been sentenced to more than eight years in federal prison for orchestrating an elaborate scheme to bilk Medicare out of hundreds of millions of dollars for unnecessary or never-provided services.
The Advocate reports 54-year-old Hoor Naz Jafri also has been ordered to repay $43.5 million as restitution, along with an undetermined amount of ill-gotten profits she amassed. Jafri previously had pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit health care fraud as well as conspiracy to pay and receive health care kickbacks.
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One day my girlfriend and I got bored and was looking in our closet at those cute little bags you get from the apple store, and we thought hmm that looks like fun. So we grabbed some old shirts from a thrift store, cost us about 2 dollars for 4 shirts. And we sewed this up together. It is super light but the strength of the two shirts sewed together gives it great carrying capacity and stretching without worrying about your things falling out. Please let me know if you like it :) And if you'd like a guide or how to or something.
2 Old Shirts (Complimentary Colors if possible)
Mar 31, 2008, 01.57 PMby makoman911
Hey everyone I posted a how to, it's my first and not the best but I hope some of you will be able to learn how to make this creation from it. Enjoy!
Mar 29, 2008, 08.26 PMby calicocouture
This is a great way to re-use those t-shirts that aren't wearable, but have such awesome designs that you can't bare to throw them out.
Mar 28, 2008, 11.41 AMby aleb
yes, please, post a how-to!!!
Mar 28, 2008, 11.20 AMby antigone
This is great recycling! It looks like it would be very handy, and fairly easy to make. I would love a how to!
Mar 28, 2008, 09.58 AMby kimmysue
That's great! I can't wait to try one with my son's old shirts.
Mar 28, 2008, 08.22 AMby squirrellypoo
great recycling! I love those apple bags, I reuse mine until they're in tatters…
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Apple patents touch display that KNOWS YOU by your fingers
Apple's next iPhone is widely rumored to include a fingerprint sensor, but if Cupertino's latest patent filing is any indication, it may be a sensor unlike anything we've seen before. Apple's filing goes by the tongue-twisting title "Finger sensor having pixel sensing circuitry for coupling electrodes and pixel sensing traces …
Once the system has your finger prints you can't get them back.
But thats ok because if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear
Re: :-(
Since coming to the US I've been required to submit fingerprints: (i) in order to apply for a visa; (ii) every time I wish to enter the country; and (iii) in order to get a driving licence. The last one applies equally to US citizens, and is the general norm for official agencies.
To my native UK I've been required to submit fingerprints: never.
So I suspect Americans have already come to terms with giving their fingerprints away.
Re: :-(
My wife knows me by my fingers........
"Get off and keep your hands to yourself!"
Privacy concerns aside, I loved this on my atrix and very easy to use. I don't understand why they didn't stick with it.
At least it sounds like someone put some actual work into this patent instead of their usual spurious bullshit.
Not that bad
Hmm, I could perfectly understand if a fairly secure way of unlocking your phone by just using it with your own fingers would be perceived as a bloody good idea by most people, all snickering about the usual "Apple and patents, haha" aside.
Re: Not that bad
Actually the first patent i've heard of from apple in a long time that actually sounds like a real patent rather than an obvious idea...
Sure they may have brought another company to get it, but thats what they did for the iPhones screen originally anyway IIRC....
"might be made of something like indium tin oxide"
"might be made of something like fairy dust"
i.e., we haven't built a working prototype, but we'd like a patent anyway on some sketchy drawings.
Re: Not that bad
This something worth patenting. Rounded corners and slide to unlock not so much...
Re: Not that bad
Mercedes briefly marketed a car that you unlocked with your fingers (in SA). That was until carjackers started amputating the driver's finger when they robbed him of his car ....
I am never going to allow a part of my body to be a key to an object of value!
Re: Amputating fingers
And then what? did they have it stuffed and put it on a key fob?
Re: Amputating fingers
did they have it stuffed and put it on a key fob?
Gruesome thought! Maybe some bad guys do just that. More likely they use the amputated digit to drive the car to the criminals garage, where the car is dismantled for spares.
Life is cheap in SA(*). People count themselves lucky if a carjacker leaves them alive, instead of shooting them dead for a more certain getaway.
(*) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_firearm-related_death_rate
Firearm-homicide rate UK 0.04 USA 3.6 SA 17.0
NSA [heart] Apple
The contracts are already being crafted.
Biometrics the least interesting option here
A far more useful and practical usage of this sort of technology would be to allow the device to recognise the specific digit you are using to touch whichever region of the screen. That would open up all sorts of UI "multi-touch" options, like touching with thumb means one thing but index finger another.
Next up: tongue print
That way the various three letter agencies can collect your DNA as well. That should suit some mobile phone owners, who would love an excuse to french kiss their status symbol.
put out your finger please, this won't hurt for long.
So if someone wants to steal your phone they may need to cut off a digit as well. I can see this happening.in some countries. So if you go abroad it might be an idea to leave your NSA iSheep product at home, unless you like cheap body modification.
Re: put out your finger please, this won't hurt for long.
Part 60 in the diagram is a hacked off finger!
What's wrong with using the back of the phone?
The back of a phone is often unused space, so why not put a reader there? Trying to combine a screen and fingerprint reader seems like an expensive way to compromise the quality of both.
The more iPhones get stolen, the more replacements are bought. We know that there's been considerable resistance to making smartphones less attractive to thieves. Perhaps Apple are planning for regulation in this area or are increasingly worried that more people will think that the best defence against a big financial loss is to buy an Android smartphone that doesn't cost an arm and a leg to replace.
Re: What's wrong with using the back of the phone?
Because fingers touch the screen all the time anyway. A phone could be set to automatically lock upon sensing someone else's fingers
Re: What's wrong with using the back of the phone?
Decent protective cases, although screenguards might also be an issue. My ithinies and things made by other fruity compaies are fairly well wrapped up.
Just another example
of Apple rejigging an existing patent (biometrics) with an "on an iDevice" addition to the text. Plenty of laptops have come out with fingerprint scanners. Thinkpad T42, HP DV6, etc.
Move along, nothing to see here.
Re: Just another example
Nice to see you've understood the article...
Re: Just another example
Now i'm hardly apples biggest fan but did you actualy bother to read the article? At all?
Even skim reading the other comments would have given you the gist.
I've had a few thinkpads and a dell or two with a fingerprint scanner. I don't recall any of them having the scanner built into the TOUCH SCREEN.
This, for once, is actually something that hasn't really been done before. Rather than an attempt to patent "the wheel".
Re: Just another example
See fairy dust comment above.
E-Meter and 'Affordable' Auditing! Apple's clientele would be perfect for Scientology!
Anon cause well its a joke against you know who!
I doubt it
Since numerous entities have developed the same basic tech concurrently over the past few years I doubt Apple's current patent will be sustained on appeal.
Re: I doubt it
Can you show us one?
All this stuff is obvious once Apple have done it.
You are Steve Jobs and I claim my free patent.
What if you don't have fingerprints?
Let's say you've been using a lathe or something and all your fingerprints have rubbed off? How do you unlock your phone then?
Re: What if you don't have fingerprints?
You're not supposed to lathe your fingers ;)
Re: What if you don't have fingerprints?
"Let's say you've been using a lathe or something and all your fingerprints have rubbed off? How do you unlock your phone then?"
Very good point. And suppose you're on a desert island and you've cut your hands off using a machete whilst harvesting coconuts. And your phone's flat and you've no way of charging it? and it's not your phone - you found it? And it's not even an iPhone, but an original old non-GSM Motorola? How does your fancy-shmancy technology work now, Apple? Huh?!?? HUH?!?!
See - that told 'em....
Re: What if you don't have fingerprints?
mash to unlock???
or have an able fingered friend disable the fingerprint sensor when the phone is set up....
Re: What if you don't have fingerprints?
This is actually a possibility.... Working with clay on a potters wheel can wear your fingerprints away so that you have smooth fingertips.
Re: What if you don't have fingerprints?
Canadian oilfield workers can lose their fingerprints permanently. It's caused by repeatedly getting frostbitten fingertips, in turn caused by removing gloves in winter to do something fiddly, and accidentally touching a metal surface onto which one's finger-tip will instantly freeze.
Criminals have been known to attempt the same using a freezer. I suspect a freezer isn't as cold as outdoors in a Canadian winter.
Re: What if you don't have fingerprints?
I can vouch for the Canadian winter temperatures, but what about something more commonplace - how about if you cut your finger(s) slicing carrots for dinner and you have bandages (plasters?) covering your fingerprints?
Re: What if you don't have fingerprints?
Well there's always Ear-prints but this does rely on the next generation of phones being held against the head in the traditional manner.
There was also was some biometric research done over two decades ago on the unique echo signature of an individuals audatory canal.. the bit you shove the cotton bud into, I suppose that could work in theory for phone handsets.
:-) Cool Idea
I'm going to submit a patent where a blood sample / DNA has to be offered in order gain access to my device. Much more secure than fingerprints.
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Short for Hanazakari no Kimitachi e ("For All of You in Full Blossom").Mizuki Ashiya, a Japanese girl who is living in the United States, develops a interest in track and field athlete Izumi Sano after seeing him on television. She becomes so infatuated that she decides she will go back to Japan and attend the same school as he does, just to meet him and become his friend. She is so determined that she doesn't care that the private boarding school Sano goes is an all-male one.We all know where this is going.Mizuki enters, and luck is with her: she is not only assigned to the same class as Sano, she becomes his roommate! Unfortunately, she soon discovers that Sano has abandoned the field after a lesion, and his athletic career has become a touchy issue.She is soon discovered, first by the gay school doctor (but he agrees to maintain her secret), and then by Sano himself. Fortunately, she doesn't notice this last, and Sano decides to maintain and protect her secret until he discovers her real intentions or she tells him directly. That turns to be the best decision, since she isn't very good maintaining the Bifauxnen facade, and if no one discovers her by her slips it is because the rest of the students are victims of a Somebody Else's Problem field mixed with Clark Kenting.Soon, Mizuki is slowly involved in the school customs and the little intrigues between her classmates, while at the same time she gets involved in the difficult situations around Sano and his family, helping him to overcome his problems and return to the track.Since this is a Shoujo manga, there are also a lot of romantic entanglements, but the most notorious is the one between Mizuki, Sano and Shuichi Nakatsu, a boy who is in love with Mizuki but ignores her real gender and wonders whether he is really gay....There is no Animated Adaptation of this manga yet, but four live action adaptations under similar names, one each in Taiwan and Korea, and two in Japan, have been released.
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ZTE and Huawei execs get ten years for bribery
Huawei and ZTE suffered a PR blow this week after it emerged that executives from the company had been convicted of bribery offences in Algeria and sentenced in their absence to ten years each in jail. Local French language news site Presse-DZ reported that international arrest warrants had been issued for ZTE's Dong Tao and …
Chinese morality is amusing.
Cheating is OK as long as you don't get caught, oops!
(as opposed to the western version which is more like as long as you can rationalize what you're going as 'good' somehow carry on regardless, less amusing though).
Re: Chinese morality is amusing.
As an adendum it's nice to see countries give jail sentences for this sort of white collar crime, instead of huge fines.
Re: Chinese morality is amusing.
Could use the term a Leopard never changes his spots, once a Chinese spook always a Chinese spook, bribery is a way of life in Asia, it just hasn't translated to Algeria yet, or they bribed the wrong people?
Jail sentences
Yep, completely agree with that.
Oh, and western companies have been doing this for years. Although bribery was illegal in US, Europe etc, they would happily bribe leaders in developing countries to get business (and in some countries, bribery was the ONLY way to do business). It's only recently that western countries have extended their laws to make it illegal for a 'western'-based company to bribe someone in a completely different country. Possibly this is one reason why the corrupt developing-country (Algeria in this case but I'm sure there are others) apparitchiks turned to China to find people who WOULD pay the required bribes.
Hopefully other nations will follow suit in tightening influence-peddling and increasing transparency
Re: Chinese morality is amusing.
"Could use the term a Leopard never changes his spots, once a Chinese spook always a Chinese spook, bribery is a way of life in Asia"
Once a white spook, always a white spook then? Explain why western (white) companies indulge in bribery in African and other nations then, in order to solidify a presence (e.g. Coca Cola) or secure an energy supply (Shell, BP etc.) in the region? Bribery is a way of life for businesses who have to deal with countries that are easily bribed.
Algerian justice.
Re: Oxymoron
Not really, they do have justice, so long as you agree with them.
Re: Oxymoron
Looks like China and Algeria agree on something then.
Look here, you foreign chaps...
... that's just not the right way to go about things. BAE, Saudi Arabia and the Serious Fraud Office can advise you on how to do it properly.
Bribery... Corruption....
Also know as "lobbies" in many parts of the world. i.e. Just to make corruption sound legal.
10 million dollars
And about a 75,000 fine plus jailtime.
I am certain they will escape thru a backdoor
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