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We are pleased to announce that DotNetMushroom RAD 1.3 will be released in beta version by mid July. We have obviously addressed issues that have been brought to our attention and taken the opportunity to introduce some interesting features which have been requested. One such feature, which we are pretty excited about, is the Chart control. This will also mark our first step towards data visualization using DotNetMushroom RAD. The main features are the following:
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Hairstyles for Fine/Thin Hair
DIY Hairstyles for Fine/Thin Hair - You have thin and fine hair that stick to the face without volume? Are you tired of the usual hair flat and formless?
Never fear, for you who have thin hair there are many beautiful hairstyles do it yourself you can do with a few simple touches the mirror at home.
Firstly it is important from the hair care: healthy hair appear stronger now, beautiful and massive! To treat damaged hair because of the sun and the sea should be used for specific treatments for the summer that moisturize the hair root and strengthen them.
Throughout the year you will then continue to use the shower a nourishing shampoo and volumizing conditioner that can really work wonders, especially if combined with other treatments for hair care specific purposes such as masks and sprays that help to lift the hair to root.
The second step is to choose the best cut for thin hair: Look for cuts escalated, if you overdo your hair appear even more depleted. Go ahead, however, the scaling of fringe and tufts that create movement around the face and give vitality to the hair by eliminating the effect dish of fine hair.
To give more volume to your hair do it yourself is a good idea to bet on hedgehogs. If you love dare try a perm, if you prefer to gradually get used to the idea you can achieve a similar effect by using hot rollers.
Anyway hairstyles for curly hair is really a great way to get a thicker head of hair. If you want to stay true to your hair you have to go all the hair.
DIY hairstyles for straight hair that suit your hair thin are those that use clothespins and hairpins to increase hair volume and give effect to the hair bud. For example, you can fold back the bangs or lift a little 'hair at the nape.
Well-being also the hairstyles for hair that is well adapted to summer heat, a ponytail is perfect even if you have fine hair, but not recommended braids (that would be too thin) and the bun (which could fall if the your hair does not have enough substance to keep the hairstyle).
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The Indigenous Peoples of Africa Co-ordinating Committee (IPACC) is a network of over 155 indigenous peoples' organisations in 22 African countries.
IPACC is a membership network. Voting members are found in: Morocco, Algeria, Mauritania, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon, Gabon, Congo Republic, DR Congo, Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Mauritius, Botswana, Angola, Namibia and South Africa. New associations are joining or emerging in Central African Republic and Ethiopia.
IPACC is operative in six geographic and cultural regions:
North Africa, West Africa (Sahara), Sahel-Horn, Central Africa (Rainforest), East Africa and Southern Africa.
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What is new at IPACC?
2014 is a year of major international meetings
IPACC has a very full agenda for 2014. It is a year of number important international meetings which will shape the future of indigenous peoples in Africa. Four major events in rapid sequence include:
· UN World Conference on Indigenous Peoples, September, New York City;
· UN Convention on Biological Diversity COP12, October, Pyeong Chang, Korea;
· IUCN 6th World Parks Congress, November, Sydney, Australia
· UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, COP20, Lima, Peru.
Other major global policy events include:
13th session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, May, New York City;
38th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, in June, Doha, Qatar;
6th session of the UN Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, in July, Geneva, Switzerland
IPACC has launched a continental strategy to ensure that African governments and indigenous peoples dialogue on the World Conference process and arrive at the table with consensual positions on the implementation of indigenous rights in Africa. See the news items here.
IPACC engages UN on traditional knowledge and climate change
IPACC made contributions to the UNFCCC Nairobi Work Programme's 2013 study on how traditional knowledge can contribute to Climate Adaptation.
IPACC's members in several countries are working on climate adaptation policies and will be attending UNFCCC and NWP meetings throughout 2014. The aim is to bring this information and strategies to COP20 in Peru, an event that promises to provide an important platform for indigenous peoples and their knowledge systems.
IPACC promotes rights, knowledge, equity and benefit sharing at IUCN Parks
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IPACC will be represented by members from DR Congo, Namibia, Chad, Gabon and other countries, speaking about indigenous knowledge, traditional skills and competencies, and the role of Protected Areas in fighting poverty and ensuring good governance.
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IPACC members prepare for the 12th Conference of Parties of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). In cooperation with the Secretariat of
the CBD, GiZ and Indigenous Information Network, up to indigenous peoples and local community representatives from Africa will meet several times to explore customary use norms and standards, as well as the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol on Access & Benefits Sharing of genetic resources. IPACC will be taking a delegation of member organisations to COP12 in Korea.
Boosting national capacity
IPACC's programme priority in 2014 is to boost the capacity of its members to organise and advocate for indigenous rights at the national level. IPACC has highlighted the need to support national indigenous peoples' councils and forums in South Africa, Namibia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Chad and Niger. IPACC will continue working with the Documentation Centre for Indigenous Peoples (DOCIP) in providing advanced training in human rights, focussing on Francophone countries. IPACC continues to support and encourage members who are learning to document serious human rights violations. IPACC notes the success of PIDP-Kivu in recording gruesome murders and rapes in eastern DR Congo, and creating with the UN an early warning system to avoid full on genocide.
World Heritage
IPACC continues to work with its members and the IUCN to promote good governance and rights mechanisms within the UNESCO World Heritage Convention. IPACC is engaged with members and stakeholders in Botswana, DR Congo, CAR, Cameroon, Chad, Kenya and Niger on promoting a rights-based approach to the august Convention mechanism.
38COM, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting will consider the proposal from Botswana to recognise the Okavango Delta as a natural World Heritage Site. This territory is traditional to the ||Anikhwe, Bugakhwe and Ju|'hoansi peoples, as well as the Wayei fishing peoples.
The meeting will also consider the situations at Kahuzi-Biega and Virunga national parks in DRC, and the Aïr & Ténéré Natural Reserve in Niger - all of which are indigenous territories and vulnerable to extractive industries.
IPACC's missionIPACC's purpose is to unite diverse community based indigenous peoples' organisations into a network and alliance for effective advocacy. IPACC's elected Executive Committee is dedicated to the co-ordination of advocacy strategy and activities which promote the rights and voices of indigenous peoples at national, sub-regional, African and international levels.IPACC promotes recognition of and respect for indigenous peoples in Africa; promotes participation of indigenous African peoples in United Nations' events and other international forums, and strengthens leadership and organisational capacity of indigenous civil society in Africa.IPACC supports contact visits between indigenous peoples and inter-country cooperation and training. IPACC also conducts pilot projects related to the inter-generational transmission of traditional knowledge of biodiversity; sustainable livelihoods and equitable access and use of natural resources; participatory landscape mapping; the assessment and certification of tradtional knowledge of tracking; and innovative approaches to fighting poverty.
IPACC works in partnership with the Technical Centre for Agricultural Cooperation with Rural Areas (CTA EU-ACP); Cybertracker Foundation; African Biodiversity Network; the We Have Faith - Climate Action Now! campaign, the Documentation Centre for Indigenous Peoples (DoCIP), Conservation International, WWF International, Indigenous Information Network, Wildlife Conservation Society, and UNESCO's Local and Indigenous Knowledge unit. IPACC is a member of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and host of the Secretariat for the Theme on Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities, Equity and Protected Areas.
IPACC is accredited with the UN Economic and Social Council, the UN Environment Programme, the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, the UN Convention to Combat Desertification, the UN Educational Scientific, Cultural and Communications Organisation (UNESCO). IPACC has observer status with the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights. IPACC is in strategic cooperation with the UN Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights.
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Who is indigenous in Africa?The rights of indigenous peoples in Africa have been formally recognised by the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights in 2003, and then approved by the African States with the passage of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples at the General Assembly in 2007. Still, there is some confusion about the meaning of the term and still some resistance by certain civil servants and diplomats who have not followed the evolution of these rights standards.
In January 2010, the Republic of Congo (Brazzaville) has adopted the most progressive legislation on the continent, recognising indigenous peoples in alignment with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. In 2010, Central African Republic became the first African country to ratify the ILO Convention 169 on the rights of indigenous and tribal communities. Also in 2010, Kenya overturned centuries of colonial law by recognising the land rights of indigenous hunter-gatherer peoples in its new Constitution. Burundi provides constitutional protection to indigenous peoples and allows them a fixed number of seats in Parliament. South Africa and Namibia both have process underway to recognise the rights of indigenous peoples, and Morocco has created a Royal Commission dealing with indigenous Amazigh language, culture and education. Peoples claiming to be 'indigenous' in Africa are mostly those who have been living by hunting and gathering or by transhumant (migratory nomadic) pastoralism. These are distinct peoples who's economies and cultures are different from the national dominant cultures. They are reliant on the sustainable use natural resources. Their cultures are closely linked to the special environmental conditions under which they have survived - for example deserts, oases, mountain territories, savannah drylands and equatorial rainforests. The legal concept of 'indigenous' rights in Africa is a new one but is being integrated into Africa constitutions and case law. All Africans are 'indigenous' in the literal sense of the word. The rise of an organised civil society claiming rights as indigenous peoples is tied to major economic and environmental changes in Africa which are putting nomadic, transhumant, hunting and herding peoples at risk. The main risk for indigenous peoples is land alienation and the loss of biodiversity caused by agricultural settlers and extractive industries such as logging and mining. Climate change is also amplifying these problems, reducing the capacity of ecosystems to support rural communities. Colonialism entrenched the power of agricultural elite within the State structure. The State in Africa often works in concert with international capital and multinational corporations to alienate valuable natural resources which place both biodiversity and cultural diversity in jeopardy. IPACC recognises that all Africans should enjoy equal rights and respect. All of Africa's diversity is to be valued. Particular communities, due to historical and environmental circumstances, have found themselves outside the state-system and underrepresented in governance. These 'first-peoples' or 'autochthonous peoples' have associated themselves with the United Nations' standards on the rights of indigenous peoples. This is not to deny other Africans their status; it is to emphasise that affirmative recognition is necessary for hunter-gatherers and herding peoples to ensure their survival. IPACC uses the language of the CBD to note the common interests of indigenous and local communities .IPACC's value system has developed through years of dialogue between indigenous leaders. IPACC emphasises the important link between biological diversity and cultural diversity, and the fundamental role that natural resource users have in conservation and wildlife management. IPACC operates within the framework of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights, affirming the integrity of the state while assuring that democracy is only alive when all peoples have the right of self-determination and to play an active role in natural resource management and good governance. IPACC affirms three core principles: participation of indigenous peoples in decision making, pluralism in African economies that allow for sustainable hunting and gathering, nomadic pastoralism, fishing and other non-agricultural activities in arid, semi arid and humid forest areas, partnership between indigenous peoples, their respective States and the private sector to find sustainable and mutually acceptable solutions to challenges of the environment, quality of life and good governance.
In November 2003, the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights adopted a report of its working group recognising that there are indigenous peoples in Africa whose rights are being violated. In September 2007, all but three African states voted in favour of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Three states abstained and non-voted against. In 2007, the ACHPR advised the African Union that supporting the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples would be in harmony with the African Charter.


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After a blustery weekend, this week's weather should be fitting for the first week of spring, which starts today (Wednesday) with the spring equinox. Temperatures should range from 23 to 47 degrees for the highs and between 13 and 30 degrees for the lows. No precipitation is mentioned. Even the wind is supposed to be mild and in the 10- to 13-mph range. In the heartland, we don't count any breeze below 30 mph as wind. A velocity of 13 mph is a mere leaf tickler.
On the mend
Last week's warmer weather coincided with my feeling quite a bit better. Leah, Fred, Bertram G. "Bert" Retriever and I went on a long walk at the river Thursday morning, and Leah, Bert and I repeated it that afternoon since the temperature was around 60 degrees and felt so good.
With the arrival of spring and some nice weather in the forecast, I'm prepared to feel even better.
I took my bride out for supper Saturday night at Webo's, and that was my first real outing, except for meetings and appointments in Bismarck, since December.
My strategy is not to complain about the four months of not feeling up to par and to simply refer to it as my winter hibernation. It sounds better than whining.
Hitting the floorboards
One of my shortcomings is trying to do things alone rather than to ask for help. That was never more evident than last week when Fred was home on spring break, and we were moving furniture back into the living room and dining room after the laminate floor was installed.
Fred was vacuuming his car in the garage, so I decided to move a couple things myself. Our china cupboard that was a wedding present for my grandparents, Edward and Minnie (Miles) Seaton, in 1900, has casters, so I thought I could roll it from the kitchen to its special place in the dining area. Nope.
As I lifted it over the threshold, a caster came off. I didn't notice the problem until I had it all the way into the dining room. To my shock and dismay, the fragile cupboard with the original glass in its doors started to fall over.
The dining room table had been moved to the side, far from its usual position, and we had put the computer desk hutch on top of it to get it out of the way.
The cupboard fell against the hutch which then flew off the table, crashing to the new floor. I managed to save the cupboard, but when the hutch hitthelaminate,itexplodedinto at least 1,472,983,605 pieces, some big, some very small.
My first thought was that it had gouged the new floor, but it apparently fell just right and left nary a scratch.
It happened that Fred came into the house about that time, although he had not heard the crash, so he helped me re-install the caster and get the antique cupboard upright. We carefully put it in place. Then we picked up the remains of the computer hutch and hauled it out to the curb to be hauled away with the garbage.
We had vacuumed the construction dust an hour or so before the mishap, so I fired up the vacuum and re-vacuumed about three-fourths of the new floor. I don't think dynamite could have created more tiny pieces or scattered them farther.
Our next task is to get a new computer desk at Schreiner's.
Remind me to ask for help next time.
Matching rugs
We acquired two matching but inexpensive area rugs for the living room and under the dining room table. After we recover from the expense of the new floor and new desk, we will upgrade the rugs to something nicer.
The rugs were chosen because they are sort of indooroutdoor and can be cleaned easily. We did that because of His Majesty Bert, the pooch who ruined our wall-to-wall carpeting.
Another factor in the rug selection was color. Yup. The rugs match the dog.
Check us out on the world-wide web
If you haven't already done so, please check out our new website. The Emmons County Record site can be found at www.ecrecord.com, and the Prairie Pioneer site, which will be launched soon, will be at www.ppioneer.com.
We have had lots of positive feedback on the new online edition and the user friendly aspects of the site.
If you're looking for an ideal gift for a relative or friend, please consider a one-year subscription to the online edition. It is only $38 per year anywhere in the world, and you can pay by credit card on the site, over the phone, in person at the office or by check by mail. It's a gift that's delivered 52 times a year.
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General Event Form - for general programs such as comedians, films, themed events, etc.
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A high paced physical show about friendship, whiskey, and bad choices, that features puppets, dance music, and mystery. Read more
A high paced physical show about friendship, whiskey, and bad choices, that features puppets, dance music, and mystery.
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you smell like whiskey and bad choices is a collaborative theater project created by Raw Sugar of Minneapolis, MN.
Raw Sugar was founded in 2011 with the desire to make adventurous and imaginative theater projects driven by women. In 2009, Raw Sugar's three co-founders Rebekah Rentzel, Shawny Sena, and Jenny Moeller, met while interning at the regional theater in Portland, Maine. When native Minneapolitian Jenny Moeller returned home, she lured the other two to the Twin Cities with the siren song of collaborative theater and friendship.
you smell like whiskey and bad choices follows three women who wake up after a night of wild drinking to find one big problem. As they embark on an absurd adventure, the boozy bosom buddies get swept up in a mystery of epic proportions while trying to answer the age old question, "What the hell happened last night?!?"
We are excited to be working on our third show together. We are even more excited to be presenting the show both at the first ever PortFringe Festival in Maine and as part of the 2012 Minnesota Fringe Festival.
In order to create, design and produce the show, we need some help. Even small shows have a budget. We need costumes, postcards, a set, props and, of course, puppets. There are other expenses like festival fees and travel costs to produce a show in two states. We would appreciate any financial support. Every little bit counts and every dollar means a lot to us. And we have come up with some fun ways to say thank you.
Maine and Minnesota are very important to us. Both places have supportive and active arts scenes, and we cannot wait to be a part of each this summer. And these places need whiskey and bad choices!
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A technology company you might have heard of named Microsoft once had an operating system and a suite of applications that maintained most system and configuration information in text files - they called them "INI" files. There were little INI files everywhere as well as a few quite large INI files. A few included nice documentation as to what that part of the file meant and was for - at least until that documentation got deleted (it would let you do that, they were just text files after all). Microsoft realized what a mess that was and how difficult it was to manage more than a few machines when changing something meant editing all those files over and over again - and how easy it was to screw them up. So they came up with the idea of a "registry"; the registry was a hierarchical key-value data store [nothing wrong with that] with an API that could be used to query and change values. It would have been great. Except the implementation was terrible. The registry was this binary wad that became useless if something went wrong. And the tools to manage it were of "
Why does the registry matter when discussing UNIX/LINUX system administration? It matters because it is important to understand the distinction between a concept and an implementation. There is simply nothing wrong with the concept of the registry. There was a problem and the registry was a solution. But the implementation was bad - the implementation added a whole bunch of new problems. It is relevant because every time someone tries to discuss the same problem facing UNIX/LINUX administrator's still have - legions of unverifiable and mostly undocumented text files - they will get the story of the Microsoft registry thrown in their face. But - concept vs. implementation - that argument against how most UNIX/LINUX administration works is complete fallacious. The fact remains that editing or patching configuration files is a dangerous business as likely to break things as to improve them.
At least now many of the configuration files are gathered together in /etc/sysconfig. Much of a system's basic configuration - such as the display manager, network configuration, etc... - can be managed by changing stuff in /etc/sysconfig. That is an improvement. But automating changes is still a business of tweaking text files.
Fortunately uses of SuSE and openSUSE have an escape route. One of the best features of openSUSE is YaST - YaST is "Yet another Setup Tool" with the important distinction that it (a) works, (b) is comprehensive, and (c) does not degrade your system's security. YaST has an excellent tool for editing all the common /etc/sysconfig relating things. YaST will run on the console [TUI], on your desktop [GUI], or you can access it via your browser [HTTP]. All well and good - but if you need to automate/script setting up a host ... All the aforementioned stuff still requires interacting with a user interface; it still is not as beautiful as an API.
... or maybe ....
$ sudo /sbin/yast2 sysconfig list all
All Variables:
APACHE_ACCESS_LOG="/var/log/apache2/access_log combined"
Huh, would you look that that. There are all the documented /etc/sysconfig related directives. I just dumped them to standard out using a tool. I wonder if I can see the current value of a given directive and the related documentation?
$ sudo /sbin/yast2 sysconfig details variable=DISPLAYMANAGER_AD_INTEGRATION
Value: yes
File: /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager
Possible Values: yes,no
Default Value: no
Display a combobox for Active Directory domains.
Nice! And if I want to change the value?
$ sudo /sbin/yast2 sysconfig set variable=DISPLAYMANAGER_AD_INTEGRATION value=yes
Setting variable 'DISPLAYMANAGER_AD_INTEGRATION' to 'yes': Success
Shucks, that is almost as good as an API! So I can dump for backup or reference my current /etc/sysconfig related configuration to a single document? Yes. I can query a setting's value? Yes [without using grep and a regular expression!]. And I can change a setting without using vim? Yes. openSUSE users have yet another reason to be smug while users of other distributions do battle with vim? Yes.
What was by original though? Ah, of course: having to edit text files as the primary means of systems administration is failure. Fortunately we have YaST, and our lives now include less failure and more tool-based automation [aka "success"].


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i've heard from at least 10 people that said what I've done is crap and that there old style was better. If they Change the style of the Linkin Park we all knew will we still like them?
i've heard from at least 10 people that said what I've done is crap and that there old style was better. If they Change the style of the Linkin Park we all knew will we still like them?
how can we base everything on one song. wait for the album to come out then give your criticisms. From what i understand, everything available for download right now is old stuff or not even linkin park. i think "what ive done" is a cool song.
I don't like LP. But in rock/metal music, almost every band get bash when they change style.
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Did they ever have a career worth ruining?
Why So Green And Lonely? We Are Accidents Waiting To Happen.
Well their original fans may not like them but they are bound to get a new fan base with their change of style, so I wouldn't really say they have ruined their careers just steared it in a new direction. It's what happens with alot of bands, they mature and discover new styles that they like and want to persue.
whats the name of this new song?
"Meteora sold more than 800,000 copies during its first week, and ranked as the best selling album on the Billboard charts."
"The band sold more than 4.8 million records during its debut year, while singles such as Crawling and One Step Closer established themselves as staples among Alternative Rock radio playlists during the year."
Yeah! What career?
Angel, just listen to the song rather than listen to what "10 other people" tell you :/
Yeah, and I'm sure that idiotic pop bands like the Backstreet Boys or whatever have sold a ridiculous amount of records, and I guess if you judge career as an extension of sales than I suppose Linkin Park has a career. However, if you connect career in any way to talent, than they have about the same kind of career as a slug. A career in music isn't so much about what the charts say directly after the release of their album so much as what they say twenty years from now. Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Nirvana, AIC, Ozzy; it is people like this that have a career.
linkin park has fans around the world. They have clearly established themselves as a musical artist, so yes they have a career. Comparing them to Pink floyd, led zeppelin, and others isnt fair. They've been out since way back when, while LP came out in what....2000? So not even 10 years, so how can you make that comparison?
also....as for my opinion on their new album, i for one like their new single...and i honestly can't wait for their new album. You can't pass judgment on something that hasn't come out yet. =\
I'm looking forward to their new album as well. I like their new single, its a welcomed change. All of their old songs sound alike, and that sound grew old fast.


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The US Department of State released a warning on June 13, 2012 that all Americans should avoid travel to Mexico. The warning came after seven members of the Zetas cartel were arrested in Oklahoma and New Mexico. The Department of State said in the warning that a "Transnational Criminal Organization" might engage in "anti-American" violence.
I've lived in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico for two years. I've traveled to Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Puerto Vallarta. In all my time here I've never been in any sort of violent situation or seen one. I've walked around at night and have never been mugged or had anyone approach me and accost me. In fact I moved to Mexico because of how safe I felt here. I've lived all over the US in many different states and in cities such as Washington DC, New Orleans, and New York. I was tired of looking over my shoulder when I was walking home from work. After coming here for a visit I decided to pack up my stuff and reside here permanently. I have to say it's been worth it. It's nice not living in fear. It's nice knowing that I can walk out my front door here in San Miguel and nothing bad will happen to me.
When the US Department of State released it's warning a few weeks ago I felt my hands ball up into fists. When I watched the ABC report and former FBI agent Brad Garrett said, "Literally, Mexico is out of control," I really wanted to hit someone. This was supposed to be the year where Mexico's tourism industry finally went back to normal. We've struggled through the US's weak economy, swine flu, and many drug-related warnings from the State Department. But with this new warning telling tourists to avoid all of Mexico it looked like we were in for another slow year.
As the person in charge of the San Miguel Writers' Conference's social media and blog it is my job to get people to come to Mexico every year in February for our annual literary festival. When I got this job I was told that besides telling people about our great speakers and workshops that I should focus on articles that revealed how safe Mexico and San Miguel really are. Some might think of me as a sort of spin-doctor taking the facts and moving them around so that Mexico sounds like a safe destination. However, my articles do not hide the truth or leave information out in order to make things sound better. Like anywhere in the world there is crime here and that crime is especially horrific along the US /Mexican border in places like Laredo, Texas. Still, if you compare the statistics of violent crime in Mexico to the US, you will find that there is far more crime in the US. According to the 2012 World Fact Book 's report on crime related deaths in 2011, (compiled by the CIA) the US ranked 87th for deaths per one thousand people, while Mexico ranked 188th. The data also showed the US coming in as the number one country in the world for total reported crimes. Mexico came in number 12. On average, the murder rate here is 2 murders per 100,000 in most states. That's about the same as Evansville, Indiana or Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. In Mexico City, the average is 8 per 100,000, which is low for the most populated city in the western world.
News stories tend to focus on how dangerous it is to go to Mexico leaving out the part that it is actually more dangerous to travel within the US. New Orleans is slated to host the 2013 Super Bowl, which will attract tourists from all over the US. However, according to the FBI, New Orleans has a homicide rate that is three times as high as Mexico's national rate. If you read this month's State Department warning you will quickly realize they are basing it on an event that happened on US soil. The criminals were laundering money in Oklahoma, not down here. You'd think they'd issue a warning advising people not to travel to the Midwest.
The truth is, this is about media sensationalism. The simple fact is that stories about drug cartels and border violence make for dramatic headlines and explosive news stories. The Mexican government can dispute this by showing the low statistics of violent crime here and point out that these are isolated drug related incidents that happened in certain areas in Northern Mexico along the border, but they are easily debased when US reporters follow this with statements like "that's little comfort for a family thinking of going there on vacation."
Why do news reporters get away with it? Well, that's because most US citizens are afraid of Mexico. We have a fear of the unknown. Before I came here I pictured, (like many Americans I'm sure) poor, dirty people living in trash heaps on the side of the road begging for pennies. I thought I would see a country torn by cartel wars and corruption. However, that's not what I saw. Instead I found a country with beautiful vistas and colorful buildings, a country with prestigious universities and art galleries, a proud country rich in culture and heritage where family and children come first.
In San Miguel we have an expatriate community of about 10,000 made up of Americans, Canadians, British, and other foreigners. These people live here year around, own homes, and would have a little chuckle if you asked them about violence in San Miguel. Most people here know that we are as safe living in San Miguel as if we lived in the little beach resort town of Carmel, California. Sure every once in a while there is a serious crime, but most of the time the biggest problem is car vandalism or some drunk American college kids starting a fight in front of the local Irish pub.
Of course, when traveling anywhere you should do your research and make smart decisions about safety. And I advise you to do the same thing before coming here. Mexico is a huge country and there are places that are dangerous at the moment but many others that are not. Look up the statistics of crime in San Miguel de Allende. Read about how safe it is here. Sign up for the San Miguel Civil List and ask the local expatriates about coming here and bringing your family. I'm sure you'll find that everything I've written is true and that San Miguel de Allende is one of the safest places in the world.
Nathan Feuerberg writes short stories, novels, and plays. He received a BA from The American University of Rome, an MSc in Creative Writing from The University of Edinburgh, and an MFA from The University of New Orleans. His fiction has appeared in a variety of literary journals such as Rio Grande Review, SOL Literary Magazine, and 34th Parallel. His plays have been preformed in England, France, and Italy. Currently, he is working on a short story collection entitled Snap. He resides in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
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Budimir, Djuradj (2001) Periodically loaded waveguide structures. In: 11th International Conference on Microwave and Telecommunication Technology (CriMiCo 2001). September 10-14, Sevastapol, Crimea, Ukraine. IEEE, Los Alamitos, USA, pp. 470-471. ISBN 9667968006
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The purpose of this paper is to investigate a novel class of waveguide resonator structures using periodic metal septa for use at microwave, mm-wave, submm-wave and terahertz frequencies. Its aim is to show that this type of resonator can be easily realized with a single metal insert within circular, ridged and rectangular waveguide. One type of resonator which used quarter-wavelength metallic septa was employed. The simulated results for air-filled metal pipe rectangular and ridged waveguide resonator and filter structures using periodic metallic septa are presented.
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Whether or not to use pharmacologic agents for primary prevention of fracture among elderly men and women with osteopenia is debated by clinicians. In this review we provide an update to enable better understanding and characterization of this population, including the prevalence of osteopenia, transitioning from osteopenia to osteoporosis, and clinically applicable tools for fracture risk assessment. We also emphasize the very limited evidence of the benefits and risks of anti-osteoporotic agents for this population for primary fracture prevention, and the need for future studies to guide clinical practice.
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- Title
- Osteopenia: Debates and Dilemmas
- Journal
Current Rheumatology Reports
- Online Date
- November 2013
- 10.1007/s11926-013-0384-5
- Print ISSN
- 1523-3774
- Online ISSN
- 1534-6307
- Publisher
- Springer US
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Osteopenia
- Pharmacologic treatment
- Debates
- Epidemiology
- Fracture risk
- Adverse events
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Jie Zhang (1)
- Sarah L. Morgan (2)
- Kenneth G. Saag (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Epidemiology, University of Alabama at Birmingham, 1665 University Blvd, Ryals 230K, Birmingham, AL, 35294, USA
- 2. Division of Clinical Immunology and Rheumatology, University of Alabama at Birmingham, 510 20th Street South, Faculty Office Tower 830, Birmingham, AL, USA


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I feel like I have made every mistake there is to make on the above list.
I feel I have heard every negative reason why I shouldn't be a photographer and choose a creative path as a career. There have been days when I started to believe it.
When I chose to swap a successful business for a photography career and start all over again at 35, half of Sydney thought that early Alzheimers had kicked in. I heard it all in those first years. 'When are you going to get a real job' or 'isn't the fun over yet', 'you know you aren't young what about your superannuation' and 'when are you moving back to Australia?'
Fortunately there were many others who believed in what I was doing and saw how happy I was. Starting life as a creative is difficult enough but when you add societies pressures to an already difficult choice it can be like climbing Mount Everest with the world on your back!
Here's the deal, if you had chosen to be a lawyer or a banker everyone would have patted you on the back, if you plan on being a musician, an artist or a photographer get ready for the avalanche of frowns and 'well dear its not going to be an easy road'.. caring speeches that are sure to arrive.
Paul Arden is the genius that wrote the above list. The mistakes I have made on the above list are the best lessons I have ever learnt and I as have said before 'I wouldn't swap a day of this new life'.
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Iceland trip cost Denver officials more than $13,000 for inaugural flight, Reykjavik visit
Posted By Jeremy Meyer On May 25, 2012 @ 11:47 am In Colorado Government,Denver City Hall,Local Governments,Transportation | 4 Comments
A trip to Iceland by Denver officials earlier this month totaled $13,251.40, including the airfare and lodging for the inauguration of the first flight of Icelandair, which this month started service [2] between Denver and Reykjavik.
A public records disclosure [3] by the City and County of Denver shows that $11,949.60 of that amount was paid for by Denver International Airport — an enterprise fund within city government that does not use tax dollars and instead uses airport-generated revenues.
In March city officials asked the opinion of Denver Board of Ethics about an offer by Icelandair to pay flight and lodging costs for Denver's contingent, which would include eight city officials.
The board's opinion [4] said only three people should accept the deal and the rest of the contingent should pay normal costs, which were estimated at between $2,000 and $3,500 for the flight and lodging.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, Councilmen Chris Nevitt and Chris Herndon were given the free deal.
Hancock's Chief of Staff Janice Sinden, Airport Manager Kim Day, Deputy Aviation Manager Eric Hiraga, Senior Director of Research and Air Service Development Laura Jackson and Economic Development Director Paul Washington had to pay.
The city did not provide "incidental costs" that were asked for in the open records request by The Denver Post, saying they had yet to be determined.
Washington's $1,301.80 total was the only one that was paid for with general fund dollars, out of the Office of Economic Development budget. His costs included the $920 transatlantic flight, a $140 domestic flight and $207 hotel charge as well as $35 in incidentals.
The city said the four-days-a-week nonstop flight [5] will generate as much as $28 million a year for the Denver community and will add as many as 300 jobs.
Officials say the less-than eight-hour flight will make it easier and cheaper to connect to more than two dozen cities in Scandanavia, Europe and the United Kingdom.
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Taylor Swift Still Struggles With Insecurities
At just 23 years old, Taylor Swift is already one of the most successful music artists of all time, but she's trying not to let fame and fortune go her head. The country-pop superstar, who is currently playing before sold-out crowds on her Red tour, insists that in spite of her multi-platinum-selling albums and worldwide appeal, she still feels some of the same insecurities she did when she was a struggling adolescent.
"I'm still the same person that I was in middle school when I didn't get invited to stuff," says Taylor. "You just don't want to go too ahead of yourself and think, 'I really killed that. Man, those people — they're so lucky to be here to see me.' I was so lucky to be onstage in front of that many people. That's the truth of it."
The singer-songwriter admits that there is a big dichotomy between her public and private life. "My real world involves walking on stage and there are thousands of people out there, then walking off stage, and there's my cat," she deadpans. "You just kind of adjust your mind to experiencing that level of sound, that level of lights and that level of excitement, and your heart racing. It takes a couple of hours to fall asleep that night because your adrenaline is still rushing."
Still, Taylor does like to escape reality for a few hours during her performance each night.
"I love a theatrical production," she tells The Boot. "I love for you to see a different thing for each song. I love for there to be surprises — having the audience think they're going to see one thing and then it's a completely different thing than you thought. That's a really rewarding part of putting on a show, is getting to know that the crowd got their money's worth. For the effort it took to file into the arena and find parking for their car and all that, I want them to completely, without a doubt, feel like it was worth it to come see me play."
Taylor's Red tour continues Friday night (April 12) with a show in Florida. See a list of her upcoming concerts here.


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Through 28 games, the 11-17 Phoenix Suns don't have too many players leading the league in any statistical category.
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In Sunday night's 102-77 loss to the red-hot Los Angeles Clippers, Jermaine O'Neal picked up his league-leading eighth technical foul. For most coaches, this would be a cause for concern, after all the 17-year veteran is already halfway to a one-game suspension. But Alvin Gentry isn't exactly in a position to lecture O'Neal.
Late in the first half of Sunday's game against Los Angeles, Alvin Gentry was unhappy with official Rodney Mott's decision not to blow his whistle on what looked to be a clear-cut foul on Phoenix guard Goran Dragic.
Gentry's argument with Mott eventually ended in his first ejection of the season and put him second on the technical foul list among NBA coaches with five in 2012-13. He trails only New York Knicks head coach Mike Woodson, who has six on the year.
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