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Jim Parsons attends ''A Night at Sardi''s'' to mark the 20th anniversary of the Alzheimer''s Association on March 21 in Beverly Hills.
Jim Parsons and Kristin Chenoweth present the 2012 Tony Awards nominations announcement at The New York Public Library for Performing Arts today in New York City.
Chuck Lorre, center, is the man behind successful CBS sitcoms ''Two and a Half Men,'' Mike & Molly'' and ''The Big Bang Theory.''
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Looking nothing like their geeky characters, Jim Parsons, left, Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki of CBS' The Big Bang Theory come together on the Emmy stage hang out off the set to present an award.
Galecki and Helberg were on hand to watch Big Bang co-star Jim Parsons collect the comedic actor trophy at the TCA Awards.
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Thanks to everyone who submitted an application by the first-round deadline earlier this month. Those of you working on a second-round application or still learning about the school may want to note that we recently added a few more upcoming events to our schedule, including online chats, which are a great way to get a feel for the Yale SOM community and connect with students, faculty, and staff.
Whether you've already applied or are planning to do so, you may be wondering what happens to your application once you hit the "Submit" button. Here's a glimpse inside our process.
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Applications are reviewed by two different members of the Admissions Committee and then discussed by the entire Committee. We take a holistic approach in our review; no single aspect of an application is determinative. We are looking for candidates with strong academic backgrounds, professional experience, and leadership potential who also have the qualities that make Yale SOM students distinctive: the broadmindedness and intellectual curiosity to leverage our unique integrated curriculum and the other resources available through the greater Yale community, the ability to think rigorously and act purposefully, and the constancy to navigate uncertain situations. Our goal is to bring to the Yale community 250 students who will benefit from each other's diversity of backgrounds, experiences, interests, and aspirations.
For many applicants, an interview is the next step in the application process. Interviews are by invitation of the Admissions Committee. We invite applicants to interview throughout the round. At the moment, we have extended roughly one-third of the total invitations we plan to offer for the round; more invitations will be coming in the next few weeks. While an interview invitation is certainly a positive sign—it's not possible to be admitted without one—it should not be viewed as an indication of your final decision. We typically interview roughly 30% of our applicants, and a little more than half of those interviewed are ultimately offered a place in the class.
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If you want your family to understand how "good they have it", try making paper dolls.
I know it sounds like such a small insignificant thing, but it can start a conversation within your family about extreme poverty around the world. It did around my kitchen table this morning.
I printed off the paper doll sheet provided to us by World Vision, who feed, clothe, and educate children in extreme poverty around the world. I talked to my kids about it while they colored in the picture. I was moved to tears by what my daughter, Emily (7), wrote to a child.
"Do you know who God is? If you don't I'll just tell you right now. God made the world, He made people like you and me and God loves you no matter what, and love God back!"
I learn so much by the gigantic loving hearts of children. Oh Lord, I want that heart too. My son, Andy, (4) asked me "mommy are you going to make sure the kids have food too?"
Yes, I will.
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Will.i.am Releases Untitled New Dance Track Featuring Jennifer Lopez & Mick Jagger [AUDIO]
Black Eyed Peas beat-maker, Will.i.am, is back in the studio cooking up some more high-energy, fist-pumping dance tracks, and this time, he's bringing along some Latina flavor, "Get On The Floor" songstress, Jennifer Lopez (JLo), and the legend with the moves, Mick Jagger.
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Jumbo Interactive back from the dead
PUBLISHED: 14 Mar 2011 12:31:00 | UPDATED: 15 Mar 2011 04:00:40PUBLISHED: 15 Mar 2011 PRINT EDITION: 15 Mar 2011David Ramli
Internet lottery provider Jumbo Interactive has released encouraging full-year net profit guidance a couple of months after placing one of its underperforming divisions into administration.
The company, which traded under the name Manaccom Corporation until November last year, forecast annual net profit for 2010-11 of $4 million to $4.4 million on revenues between $75 million and $80 million.
This would be a turnaround from a $7.3 million loss last year.
The numbers include one-off costs and trading losses associated with the discontinuation of the Manaccom software distribution division, which once represented the main focus of its business.
Manaccom was placed into voluntary administration on January 31, with $500,000 in cash contributions from the parent company offered to unsecured creditors.
According to a statement released to the Australian Securities Exchange yesterday, growth in 2010-11 would be driven by the internet lottery business, which provided net profit of $2.3 million in the second half of 2010.
Jumbo expects the business to grow in the second half of this financial year.
The company runs ozlotteries.com, an exclusive online distributor of lottery products from NSW Lotteries and Tattersalls.
The company claimed lottery sales had risen from $25 million in 2008 to $66 million in 2010.
Its statement to the ASX also flagged potential overseas expansion in North America and Europe.
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Buying my Death Grips ticket
my mistake, ive been looking for hollywood forever tix. thanks for the heads up though
are there any other Clint Mansell dates?
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Did that for Grizzly Bear - so quick and easy
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St. Vincent and David Byrne were amazing tonight. General weirdness abounded for a duo like theirs, and it felt like the "Who" video the entire time. So fun. Sonically, every doubt I had about the album was blown away by the backing band, and their solo songs were only improved by the horn section. Very jealous of the Greek crowd tomorrow night.
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The xx were just ok tonight. I don't love the new album, so that didn't help.
I thought the crowd where I was standing was terrible. The show was actually a little better than the Fonda, maybe cause the new stuff was more familiar and they had more experience playing it. 2:54 were awesome as usual, if you're going tonight make sure you get there in time to see them. Also, John Talabot was a nice surprise find.
Agreed. John Talabot was great.
Set times for David Byrne and St. Vincent tonight!
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For you guys that went to the David Byne/St V shows...did they start on time or might we get a little wiggle room to get there?
Agreed! They went on 15 minutes late. This was definitely one of my favorite shows of the year. Great vibes and I loved the St. Vincent and Talking Heads songs thrown in for good measure!
Hey peoples if you're looking for a good show, go see Sun Airway. They were fucking great at Soda Bar last night, awesome vibes. They also have very dramatic lighting that makes for a cool show as well. Pure Bathing Culture, from Portland, opened for them with a groovy set (kinda Chromatics-esque). Great night!
Mouse on Mars at the El Rey tonight postponed until 2/16.
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"Top Priority: The Terror Within" explores issues that have sparked nationwide controversy such as the USA PATRIOT Act and illegal tactics improperly used against law-abiding Americans under the guise of "the war on terror". Julia Davis, a former federal officer with the Department of Homeland Security, discovered and reported a breach of national security at the largest and busiest land border crossing in the U.S. on 4th of July, 2004. When the DHS failed to act on her reports, she took her concerns to the FBI/JTTF.
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TRADUTTORE, TRADITORE by David Butler
(PI News, January / February 2005)
Perhaps it is because of our official status as a bilingual nation, perhaps because so many of us have lived or continue to live abroad, but Irish poets are very much given to translation. There are, famously, doubts as to whether it is even possible to translate poetry - for Robert Frost, poetry might be succinctly defined as those qualities of a language that are lost in translation. It is a useful insight, since poetry has as much to do with connotative value as denotative, is concerned as much with the position of words and sounds within an idiomatic net of what the late Jacques Derrida termed différance as with simile, metaphor and rhythm. Nevertheless, I would argue that the eager engagement with other languages that characterises so many contemporary Irish poets has been of huge benefit both to their individual development, and to Irish poetry in general, if it is allowed that such a body exists.
What one gains by playing the translation game is, I think, self-evident. Not only does one need to read, in an intensely close way, the linguistic choices made by another author within another idiom, but more importantly, one becomes alive to those possibilities inherent in that author's language which are unavailable in English, and vice versa. Many languages have a subjunctive mood, or differentiate between polite and familiar forms of address. The nouns of many languages carry a gender value, while others such as Spanish are highly flexible in terms of their syntax: thus 'el tren llegó' carries a different nuance to 'llegó el tren'. Others, such as the Slavic languages, have no articles, so that the title of a poem like 'Pamyatnik' may be translated 'A Memorial', 'The Memorial' or, quite simply, 'Memorial'. On the other hand, as Gerard Manley Hopkins made abundantly clear, English as a hybrid language offers choices between its Romance and Germanic parentage for which there are few equivalents elsewhere.
Related to this last point is the whole question of lexis. Any dictionary which attempts to map one language onto another using one-to-one transformations is highly misleading. For some time I was bemused by the title of Kafka's great novel The Trial, since the satisfaction of a trial is precisely what eludes Joseph K. throughout the text. But the original title, Der Prozess, which can also signify 'the legal process', holds out no such certainty. And then there is the Pandora's Box of wordplay. How, for instance, is one to render Richard III's opening pun: 'Now is the winter of our discontent / Made glorious summer by this sun of York' into another language? Yet the persistence of giants such as Joyce, who translated Synge into Italian, and Beckett, who translated from the Spanish as well as more famously his own work from the French, suggests that something of value is achieved in the exercise.
But what makes for a good translation? This is a difficult and highly contentious question, and experts remain broadly divided into two camps. On the one hand there are those who maintain that a translation should read 'naturally', which is to say, as if it had been written in the target language. Such a view would insist on mirroring, where possible, the original rhyme scheme. Against this view there is the position, famously advanced by Vladamir Nabokov, that a translation should read precisely as a translation, maintaining where possible the 'strangeness' of the original idiom. Any concession to the new language at the cost of an absolute fidelity is to be abhorred. There is a broad consensus between both camps that, where possible within the limitations of space, all translations should have the original on the facing page.
Perhaps it comes down to preferences. My own loyalty is squarely within the latter camp, so much so that when I come across a monolingual book of translations which rhyme, my first instinct is to reach for the bin. It is seldom indeed that an equivalent rhyme-scheme can be set up in English without doing a good deal of violence to the original. Still worse is the introduction of new or explanatory conceits, a charge which to my mind should carry an endorsement of the poetic licence. Traduttore traditore indeed! A great strength of the twenty volumes of the Dedalus European Poets series, this year sadly discontinued, is that where possible the original is made available, and the range of languages and translators attests to the continued willingness of Irish poets to embrace diversity.
But let us be quite clear here. What I am referring to is pure translation. When a great poet such as Robert Lowell in his'Imitations (1961) offers loose and idiosyncratic versions of foreign poems, the results can be exhilarating. In Ireland we have wonderfully inventive versions by such verbal prestidigitators as Paul Muldoon and Ciaran Carson, but what is critical here is that the translator's poetic is of equal if not surpassing interest, much as is the case, say, with the 'variations on a theme' that one gets when Rachmaninov revisits Paganini or Corelli. One can identify a comparable impulse to assimilate in the translations of Montague, Heaney and Fallon.
In order to see in three dimensions, it is necessary to have binocular vision, that is, two eyes whose fields overlap almost entirely, but do so eccentrically. A comparable power can be conferred by the small degree of semantic distance inherent in a second language. To engage seriously in translation is to appreciate that the world is not linguistically flat, and I would argue that this appreciation has differentiated Anglo-Irish from other English poetic traditions, thanks in part to the efforts of Douglas Hyde through to Thomas Kinsella. To return to my point of departure, perhaps this should be the most compelling reason to continue to promote the status of Irish as a national language.
Selected Pessoa, David Butler's translation from the Portuguese, was published in 2004, while a collection of his own work, Via cruces, is due out in 2005, both with Dedalus Press


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- Episode 14Finale, Part 2
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Q&A Bradon's Take
QDescribe your family.
ALarge Irish-American family, I'm the youngest of 6.
QCurrent occupation?
AAssistant designer.
QPast jobs?
APatternmaker, modern dancer (14 years of touring).
AEddie, pound mutt.
QWhen did you realize you had designer potential?
AI arrived at fashion design from both the performing and fine-art perspectives. I started collecting fabrics from around the world while I was on tour as a dancer. My partner, Josh, bought me a sewing machine, and after teaching myself how to sew, I began making rugs, quilts, book covers and pillows; basically anything to show off the fabrics. Being a dancer in NYC, everyone I saw all day carried a bag, or two, or three. I began a business making bags that grew over 10 years. I would tour with the dance company with my sewing machine in tow and set up each hotel room as my atelier. I then began making costumes for a burlesque show in NYC; some garments were very, very small (as one attending a burlesque show hopes) and some costumes were so large that they doubled as set pieces before I (or I mean someone) wore them. From there, upon retiring from the stage, with just 12 hours between my last show and beginning my design training at FIDM in LA, it was all "Runway"-bound.
QFirst garment you ever made?
ABurlesque garment, the picture might not pass censor regulations! But I will tell you there were remote control LED lights in a very strategic place so that when the performer touched her toes %#$@*#$
QWhat's your design training/schooling, etc.?
QHave you won any awards for your designs/work related to design?
ATALA (Textile Association of Los Angeles) best use of textiles, 2012; FIDM Fashion Design Award 2012; FIDM Guess Inc. Scholarship 2012; HGA (Handweavers Guild of America) best of show 2011; Cotton Incorporated, Embellishment competition Finalist 2011
QStrengths as a designer?
AFabric manipulation, embellishment, uncommon hand-sewing techniques.
QWeaknesses as a designer?
ASpeed, eek!
QWhat are your influences?
AAlways fine art and artists' concepts, and the fabric itself. Now my customer is a large influence on my designs.
QWhat's playing on your iPod when you're designing?
AI don't have one, but if I did, The Carter Family (founders of country music), baroque composer Purcell, and Animal Collective.
QFavorite material or fabric to work with?
ASilk of any kind.
QItem you're most proud of designing?
AA wedding dress that was the finale for my runway show in March 2013.
QFavorite designer(s)?
ACharles James, Madame Gres, Valentino, Mugler.
QSketch or drape?
AA bit of sketching, then give me some fabric!
QPatterns or solids?
AYes and Yes.
QFavorite colors?
QBiggest fear as a designer?
AThe garment doesn't sell.
QFashion must?
APaul Smith shoes.
QFashion faux pas that drives you crazy?
AMen buttoning the bottom button of their suit jackets.
QUgliest item of clothing/accessory you've worn?
QFavorite style icon?
ALulu Guinness.
QWhat would you design for the First Lady?
APearl-embellished maxi skirt with racerback top.
QCelebrity you wish you could design for?
AAnything Milla Jovovitch wants!
QIf you had to name your label, you'd call it...
QIf you weren't designing, you'd be...
ADirecting opera.
QPlaces/cultures you wish you could design for?
ALove to for Londoners; they take more risks, and actually want to have a unique look.
QDream place to set up your business?
QWebsites that feature your work?
QHow were you described as a kid?
ABusy and ready for attention.
QHow are you described by your family and friends?
AMuch the same lol.
QWhy do you think you're easy to live with?
AI'm kind and love to cook giant feasts; cleaning up is not my favorite, though.
QFavorite hangout?
AChurch and State, downtown LA.
ADesign used to be my hobby. Now I don't have time for any hobbies.
QFavorite movies and TV shows?
A"Lord of the Rings," "Downton Abbey"
QFavorite books/authors?
A"The Grapes of Wrath."
QFavorite websites?
AValentino virtual museum.
QFast food or gourmet?
QCooking or takeout?
QFavorite foods?
ASteaks on the grill.
QBeer or wine?
AGood red wine.
QGuiltiest pleasure?
AI just have pleasures, they don't make me feel guilty.
QBiggest pet peeve?
AChanging travel plans at the last minute.
QHow did you end up auditioning for PR?
AI have not auditioned before. I just saw followed the submission instructions on "Project Runway" website, and then got to meet Tim Gunn at the casting call (he IS so real!). I was happy with that much, and then I got "the call." Now the excitement has dissipated and I am left with paralyzing anxiety.
QFavorite past PR designer?
APatricia Michaels.
QChallenge you wish they'd bring back?
AThunder from Down Under, just so I could see Nina's laugh jag in person!! I still laugh when I think of her hiding under her note cards!!
QChallenge you hope they don't?
AThunder from Down Under, it was the worst!!
QYour take on team challenges:
AI think they are a great idea, and working as a team is what the fashion industry is all about.
QWhat do you look for in a model?
AProportions first, then the walk.
QDo you think you can win "Project Runway"?
AThere is a very slight chance that I could win, as long as the other 15 designers are blind and/or quit the show before the finale.
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Practice What You Teach The Benefits of a Scholar-in-Residence Program
By Frank Messina and Steve Grice
Commitment to Quality Growth
Carr, Riggs, & Ingram, LLC, (CRI) began a campaign to expand through mergers in the late 1990s. Over the last nine years, CRI has emerged as the fourth-largest regional public accounting firm in the southeastern United States and is currently ranked 36th in Public Accounting Report's top 100 firms in the nation. CRI has 15 offices, spread across Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, and Tennessee, and employs more than 400 professionals. CRI's managing partner, Bill Carr, has shown the foresight to routinely position CRI to prosper in a changing environment. Carr and CRI's executive committee work to ensure that, even as the firm grows, the quality of services and high standards on which it was founded continue to be upheld. They achieve this by consistently following the firm's mission statement below:
The present and future of CRI embraces professionalism, integrity, compassion, and a passion for our profession. Our workplace, our work product, our staff, and our partners will be held to the highest standards in our profession. We have a responsibility for growth to provide a future for our staff, ourselves, and our firm. No amount of growth will compromise the high standards we have set for our firm. [emphasis in original]
The firm's executive committee continuously monitors the progress toward quality control (QC) standardization and consistency as CRI merges offices throughout the Southeast. To ensure a smooth integration of varying cultures and practice methodologies, at least one partner from each office is assigned to the firm's QC committee. This approach allows each office to contribute to the overall firm culture and practice methodology. However, as CRI expanded, the executive committee realized that its partners could not be expected to oversee firm-wide QC issues and also fulfill their daily client service responsibilities. Consequently, there was a need for staff whose sole purpose was to oversee this QC process. Carr and the executive committee looked to the academic accounting community for assistance.
Scholar-in-Residence Program Initiated
Carr initially focused on identifying a person who could provide QC oversight for the firm's accounting and auditing (A&A) practice. He believed that this individual should have public accounting experience, be active in the profession, be technically sound, and be a strong communicator, among other attributes. Carr approached the then-director of the Troy University school of accountancy, Dr. Steve Grice, about his serving as the firm's SIR for the A&A practice. For several years prior, Grice had worked with CRI to develop and deliver staff training courses. Carr and the executive committee wanted to use the SIR role to communicate a consistent message throughout the entire A&A practice.
As the SIR for the A&A practice, Grice's role expanded to include working as an arm of the QC committee. He focused on QC standardization and consistency throughout the firm. The challenge was to integrate different cultures and practice methodologies as the firm continued to merge new offices. To orient new offices to the CRI culture, Grice started holding on-site visits to meet with new A&A professionals and discuss the firm's QC processes. The SIR role was instrumental in establishing QC standardization and consistency throughout the A&A practice.
After several years of operating with the SIR for the A&A practice only, Carr and the executive committee made a decision to provide similar QC oversight for the firm's tax practice. Once again, Carr looked to the academic community and engaged Dr. Frank Messina, chair of the department of accounting and information systems at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. As the SIR for the tax practice, Messina's immediate charge was to enhance standardization and consistency throughout CRI's tax practice. Messina used web-based questionnaires to gather information about the tax practice within each office. The survey results were evaluated by Messina and the tax QC committee to develop a comprehensive QC and policy document for the tax practice. Available to all staff online, this document contains checklists, questionnaires, and other items pertinent to the tax practice and serves as a benchmark for standardized tax compliance across offices.
Carr and the executive committee believe that the SIR program has been a success. Though the firm has always had separate QC committees for the A&A and tax practices, the SIRs have been able to work effectively with these committees to move the firm toward high-quality standardization and consistency. Though the roles of an SIR continue to evolve, Exhibit 1 describes the keys to the success of the SIR program up to this point and the corresponding rationale for the firm's involvement.
Benefits in the Classroom and the Accreditation Process
Faculty members understand that accounting graduates will be working in a self-regulated profession. Preparing their students to be competitive in the profession is certainly one objective of most accounting programs. Most accounting faculty members have been actively involved in the professional accounting community. The authors agree that serving as an SIR at CRI has provided them an opportunity to work "inside" the firm, which is a tremendous benefit to their classroom teaching. Serving as an SIR allows faculty to experience current practice and integrate that experience into lectures and classroom discussions. The SIR program has improved their quality of teaching by helping them maintain an updated and challenging curriculum, which has in turn prepared students for the marketplace.
The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International Business Standards indicate that faculty should maintain intellectual qualifications and current expertise to accomplish the mission of the business school. The standards recognize that the world of business changes rapidly. Consequently, faculty members should be involved in development activities throughout their careers to remain current in their field. To meet accreditation standards, these development activities should provide faculty members with opportunities to learn more about their specialty and how it is applied in practice. The activities (e.g., intellectual contributions through publishing, professional development through continuing education courses, or current professional experience through consulting) may change during a faculty member's career. The SIR program can be a great opportunity for the right faculty to meet accreditation requirements.
AACSB International Accounting Standards provide specific accreditation guidance for accounting programs. These standards indicate that accounting faculty should demonstrate sufficient ongoing professional interaction to support their role in achieving the program's mission and educational objectives. In addition, the accounting faculty, as a whole, must maintain a portfolio of relevant practical experience in business and accounting consistent with the accounting program's mission and educational objectives. The following factors are used by accreditation reviewers when evaluating whether an accounting program meets the accreditation standards:
The accreditation standards also require specific documentation recording the activities of individual faculty members. For example, the accreditation reviewers will likely ask for a detailed record of the professional interaction and practical experience of the faculty member, including the nature of work assignments. The authors agree that meeting the documentation requirements is not difficult for faculty members involved in SIR programs. While not all accounting faculty members will have an interest in participating in such a program, even the involvement of one or two members can benefit an accounting program. It can resolve many critical accreditation-standard issues while helping to establish a quality program.
Positive Effects of an SIR Program
The authors have no doubt that through their participation in the SIR program they will continually improve the quality of their teaching. They have taken many of their real-world projects into the classroom, such as CRI's transition to a paperless office. The authors' experience helps their accounting programs maintain an updated and challenging curriculum while meeting accreditation standards, improving their faculty development, advancing intellectual contributions, and preparing students for the marketplace. These benefits have led the authors to believe that the SIR program is a positive experience for all of the parties involved. Exhibit 2 outlines benefits afforded to a firm, a participating faculty member, and an accounting program by an SIR program.
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Global Day of Action on Military Spending
Posted: Wednesday, 2 May 2012, New York | Author: Office for Disarmament Affairs
Discussion of the nexus between disarmament and development is not new. The issue of balance between military spending and development is embodied in Article 26 of the UN Charter, which calls for the least diversion for armaments of the world's human and economic resources.
As part of 140 events in 41 countries worldwide, an event in the framework of the 2nd Global Day of Action on Military Spending, coordinated by the United Nations Office in Geneva, the International Peace Bureau (Geneva) and the UN Institute for Disarmament Research, was held in Palais des Nations on 17 April 2012 with support from the UN Office for Disarmament Affairs . Representatives from permanent missions, NGOs and Geneva-based institutions assembled in the Council Chamber to discuss whether towering military budgets lead us to a safer, more stable world.
Preliminary estimates by the World Bank indicate that the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) target of cutting by half the proportion of people living in extreme poverty was achieved in 2010. In addition, the number of people living in extreme poverty has declined in all regions of the world.
However, there should be no room for complacency. As the World Bank reported in 2011, no low-income, fragile or conflict-affected country has achieved a single MDG. Different types of conflict, crime, systemic violence and the threat of terrorism constitute some of the biggest obstacles for development and a challenge for efforts to promote disarmament.
In countries and regions affected by protracted violence often fuelled by the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons, poverty rates are higher, children are twice as likely to be undernourished and three times as likely not to attend primary school.
These numbers put military spending in a new perspective.
In his address at the event in Geneva, the Director-General of UNOG Mr. Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, cited the latest United Nations Report on Military Expenditures, according to which 66 Member States spent USD 1.22 trillion in the fiscal year 2010. "Disarmament should be properly placed in the context of broader efforts aimed at creating conditions conducive to conflict prevention and to long-term development," he said.
Ms. Helen Wilandh from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), also presented data on military spending at the event. Differing from the UN Report which is based on Member States' reports, SIPRI's data comes from "open" sources and in 2011 covered 172 countries for a total expenditure amount of USD 1.738 trillion.
However, an analysis by both the UN and SIPRI points to a certain slowdown in the growth and even reduction of military spending, particularly in North America and Western and Central Europe.


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Infant a Noisy Sleeper
Hi fellow Moms!
My 5 week old is a noisy sleeper! He grunts, groans, squawks, moans, and fidgets on top of it all. He does it mostly at night, of course, when I am also trying to sleep! And since I am programmed to wake up at his slightest noise, I have a difficult time sleeping when he does this. He does not do it ALL the time, he tends to be quieter from 10:45 (his last feeding and "bedtime") to about 1:30 or 2 AM, his "first" feeding of the night. That's when I get my best sleep. His "last" feeding, about 4 AM or so, is when he gets really noisy, so much so that my wonderful hubby usually gets up then and takes him into another room so I can get more sleep, after I have nursed of course. My hubby can sleep thru the baby's noise, so he either works on the computer or goes back to sleep on the couch. He takes a bottle of breastmilk that I pumped as well in case the baby wakes again and is hungry. Our son is rarely noisy in his sleep during the day, oddly enough. I'm assuming this is happening, perhaps, becuase he is not deeply asleep? Because he will also make alot of noise when I am feeding him, when he is obviously "half-asleep". So my question is this, has anyone else had this same issue? Do the babies grow out of it at some point? If so, WHEN?
My hubby feels we should put him in his crib, so I can sleep better. But I am not quite ready to do that yet. I still feel the need to have him close by me in his bassinet. But, in a few weeks, my husband leaves for another year long military deployment, and I will loose that wonderful help and 3 hours of precious, quiet sleep in the mornings when he takes the baby, so I may have to consider putting our son into his crib then. Thanks is advance for any help and advice!
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M.A. answers from Seattle on June 28, 2008
I went through the same thing with my, he still does it once and awhile, i was told those or the saound they made in the womb and could possibly be the sounds they heard.
A.D. answers from Portland on June 28, 2008
My son was the same way. I used to joke that he sounded like an old jalopy in a cartoon. You could try a white noise machine or ear plugs--this will quell the sound but not diminish it, so you can still hear him for what he needs. I totally understand wanting him near you right now.
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D.C. answers from Portland on June 28, 2008
Hey there A.,
Just wanted to say that I too have a noisy sleeper only at night. I have tried everything and nothing seems to help. I have twin boys that are 27mos old. One is a good sleeper at night and the other one is just starting to be a quiet sleeper. I think it has something to do with his breathing but have never asked the doctor about it. I have tried propping him up, putting him on his side and other positions, but that never seem to work either. He is too much of a wiggle worm. Sorry to tell you he is just now starting to quiet down. And those first few times when he is quiet for a longer period of time, you probably won't sleep well either. Its ok, its the worry wart in all us. Let us know if you have found the trick. Good luck with your husband being gone. Be strong and now that we are all thinking about you and the safety of you husband.
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C.F. answers from Portland on June 28, 2008
Hi A..
I have a 3-week-old grunter as well. Although, he grunts all the time. (His name is Noah Jeffrey and my husband has nicknamed him NJ Grunt. :-)) I am going to the doc with my other son on Monday and plan to ask about this. There are a lot of pollens and dust and whatever that are causing him to be pretty congested. This is extremely common with newborns. There are different pollens in the air at night, maybe that is why your little one is struggling. I have also noticed with ours that he is much louder when I put him down at night, even when I put him on his side (though side-sleeping is much less noisy than back-sleeping), as opposed to sleeping in the swing during the day. It's like when you have a cold or something and you can't sleep very well on your back. If I remember, I'll let you know what my doc says about my little one. Get as much sleep as possible! And God be with you while your husband is away on deployment.
Oh- and as for putting him in his own room. Totally up to you. With my first son, we didn't transfer him to his room until he was 5 months old and never used cry it out until he was about 18 months old (and that was cranky, I'm tired crying, that lasts less than 10 minutes before going to sleep.) I personally can't handle crying, let alone the effects it has on the baby. If my husband were leaving for a year in the next few weeks, I would probably sleep even less if I transferred our baby to his own room. My husband does not really participate in nighttime care anyway, because I am exclusively breastfeeding and that's the only time NJ Grunt wakes up. But, if he were going to be gone, I know that I would be even more hyper-alert than I am currently. You need to make a decision regarding the room-transfer that works best for you personally, as you will be the only one there soon. Again, God be with you.
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K.O. answers from Portland on June 27, 2008
Lots of babies are noisy sleepers. You've got to either figure out how to sleep through it or put him in the other room. My youngest was super noisy; he sounded like the static between radio stations. I've heard that most babies outgrow this by 6 months; mine did. Last word of advice, if you do decide to put him in his crib, don't let him cry it out. Babies that young need attention when they cry. The cry it out method is not recommended until at least 6 months. Good luck!
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M.D. answers from Portland on June 28, 2008
This is too funny...my son was the same way. I swear that I gave birth to a little piglet...he would snort, chomp, and in general be so noisy that I could not sleep. I am typically a very sound sleeper (a bomb couldn't wake me up) but this little guy could. I moved him to his crib when he was 6 weeks old. I still couldn't sleep because he wanted to nurse so much...but it was better than having him in our room.
There are just different temperaments out there when it comes to babies. If yours turns out like ours has, get ready for a very loud child in general. My husband and I are pretty quiet people by nature...so we're not sure where our little loudmouth came from!
I hope things get better for you, and I think you are AMAZING to be able to take care of two children on your own!
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D.M. answers from Seattle on June 28, 2008
I went through the same thing with my son. He was very noisy and like you I had to find a solution because my husband deployed 2 weeks after his birth. The thing that worked best for us was to move the bassinet out in the hallway. We had a small one so it was very easy to move back and forth. Being in the hallway, he was still close enough for me to hear when he was awake without waking up the whole house but he wasn't right there for me to hear every little noise. We both slept better after I put him in the hallway because I wasn't waking up with every move and he didn't wake until he was ready too. After about a month I moved him into his room. Good luck and a special thanks to you and your husband for your service to our country!
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C.M. answers from Bellingham on June 28, 2008
My little guy was a very noisy sleeper. Especially his breathing! Honestly, it freaked me out at first until my midwife told me that it was totally normal. I, too, couldn't bear the thought of having him in another room, especially when he needed middle of the night feedings. I don't remember exactly, but he grew out of it around 2 or 3 months of age. We moved him to his own room at 4 months. I believe that newborns belong next to their moms at night, so my best advice is to realize that he will grow out of it soon, and do your best in the meantime.
M.B. answers from Anchorage on June 28, 2008
My little girl did the exact same thing - perfectly quiet during daytime naps but grunting and groaning at night. It was the other way around for us though - I slept through it just fine and my husband's sleep was disturbed by it all night long.
I ended up asking her doctor about it and they couldn't help me at all. I can tell you she grew out of it by the time I started putting her in her crib at 3 months. Not sure exactly when - it just kind of started fading away. Hopefully yours will do the same thing before your husband isn't there to help.
N.D. answers from Portland on June 28, 2008
our first daughter slept in our room until she was a year (and only out of our bed after she started kicking us in the head). however with our second daughter, she was so noisy and wiggly that i couldn't get any sleep so she slept in her crib from the beginning. but i would still jump up at every sound. what helped was earplugs and a baby monitor. the baby plugs filtered out the wiggling and fidgeting noises but i was still able to hear her cry. my husband slept through everything regardless of course.


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