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Blake Lively and Penn Badgley were dressed in sweats and not looking too pumped about life catching an early flight out of LAX yesterday morning. Gossip Girl wrapped filming last week and Penn apparently got very into the beer pong at the wrap party. From drinking games to Spring break trips, it's nice to see Blake and Penn are still having their college-aged moments. Last year the duo got hot and heavy in Mexico where Blake showed off her hot bikini body, so we'll see if these two land somewhere exotic for another beach break this time.
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Nataliee2007 5 years
there a cute couplei love gossip girl
Nataliee2007 5 years
there a cute couple i love gossip girl
italianblonde 5 years
She looks prettier without makeup..good for her! And I think they're really cute together.
care0531 5 years
What a cute couple! If only these 2 could stay together on the show too. I am behind 3 weeks so who knows maybe they are back together by now. :)
Caravage 5 years
She is beautiful and without make up!!Great couple and down to earth.They seem more natural than Ed Westwick and Jessica..
blondie829 5 years
she looks gorgeous without makeup on
ilanac13 5 years
it's nice that they are still together and going strong. you hear about romances that stem from working on the same show but they don't always work out for the best. i hope that they have a nice trip where ever they are going .
mod16 5 years
i agree with unsusalyou. she doesn't look like anything special without her makeup on
UnusualYou 5 years
have no idea who she is, but i've seen pics of her on other site wearing make-up and i gotta say she looks soooo much better without. it's a big difference...like it's another person
Louie 5 years
I really like these two as a couple and individually. For kids so young, they've done a great job of keeping their personal lives private.
yoWassup15 5 years
they're supposedly going to thailand. i wish i was too.
solitaire 5 years
They look pretty good for early morning. Cute couple.
dm8bri 5 years
If it's early enough to still be dark out, and the paparazzi are crawling, I would not be too pumped on life, either.
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Bush Wants a Khaki Election
What Paul Boller wrote recently about this election campaign probably won't surprise you.
Its squabbling factions, the presidential historian said, included"peace groups castigating the president for taking the country into war and calling for a speedy end to the conflict; harsh critics harping on the president's mismanagement of the war effort and blaming him for reverses on the battlefield; and administration supporters insisting that all good patriots should rally around the flag and help the president bring the conflict to a successful conclusion."
What may surprise you is that he was talking about the re-election of James Madison, and not the effort that President Bush is now waging.
Madison was this nation's first wartime president to seek re-election. Bush is the sixth. Up to now, no American president who sought another term during a time of war has been defeated. This history isn't lost on Bush, who was quick to remind us of his special status during the presidential candidates' second debate last week. It's one that John Kerry, his Democratic opponent, may find difficult to overcome.
Bush focuses on Iraq
The first question in that debate came from an audience member who asked Kerry how he'd answer people who say they won't vote for him because he is"too wishy-washy." In response to Kerry's answer, Bush focused on the war."I don't see how you can lead this country in a time of war, in a time of uncertainty, if you change your mind because of politics," he said.
Later, when Bush was asked about his failure to veto a single spending bill as the nation's largest surplus turned into its biggest deficit, he blamed the recession and the war on terrorism. We're at war, Bush said."And I'm going to spend what it takes to win the war."
Bush wants this contest to be a"khaki election" -- one that exploits the patriotic sentiments of voters during wartime. He wants voters to conclude, as Abraham Lincoln said Republicans had when they chose him for a second term during the Civil War, that"it is not good to swap a horse while crossing a river."
Bush wants voters to think of him in the same way that The New York Times viewed Franklin Roosevelt after he'd won a fourth term.
In Boller's book, Presidential Campaigns, which was published this year, he quotes The Times in 1944 as saying FDR"has been re-elected in a war year as a war president who could promise the country victory in the war and on the basis of victory, a lasting peace."
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That's why Bush doesn't miss an opportunity to remind voters that the nation is at war. He knows that history is on his side. He understands that his best chance of winning re-election in November -- nearly 18 months after he prematurely declared an end to major combat in Iraq -- will be in convincing voters that it is not a good idea to change leaders during a war.
If he succeeds in doing this -- and he'll attempt to reinforce this notion during the final debate Wednesday in Tempe, Ariz. -- Bush likely will survive Kerry's challenge.
Nothing demonstrates the reluctance of voters to kick a wartime president out of office more than Richard Nixon's re-election. The anti-war movement that four years earlier had caused Lyndon Johnson not to seek re-election was strong, and in 1972, the number of war dead was growing. Nixon had promised to end the war. Even though he didn't get that job done during his first term, he won a landslide victory over Democrat George McGovern for a second term.
The polls suggest that the race is moving in Kerry's favor. You can bet the Bush campaign will try mightily to counter this shift by deflecting voters' attention away from domestic issues to the war on terrorism. To win the presidency, Kerry must find a way to effectively counter that.
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At the leading edge of bio-fibres
Local firm atop potentially vital production sector
For several years now, the Composites Innovation Centre has been tinkering with using locally grown agricultural fibres to make composites as a cheaper, more sustainable material that might replace fibreglass.
It's an undeniably great idea -- using commodities such as hemp or flax, mashed up and mixed with resin, baked and then shaped into door panels for buses or fenders for agricultural equipment or interior trim for automobiles.
The CIC has been working with local industry developing all sorts of experimental products using bio-fibres and results have been good.
But the whole concept is still at the pre-commercial stage. There's no real industry and whatever supply chain currently exists is a little on the haphazard side.
But manufacturers are being pressured into developing products that don't rely on carbon fuels or that expend less energy to make.
For instance, every automobile made in Europe right now has to have 20 per cent renewable content. The trick is to find reliable products that are made from renewable raw materials.
Winnipeg's Composites Innovation Centre is at the forefront of this new global initiative -- effectively, the creation of a whole new industry.
The CIC is about to build the first-ever grading system for bio-fibres -- agricultural products that can be used to replace fibreglass in building lightweight, super-strong parts for all sorts of applications.
It has just received a $1.9-million infusion of capital from the federal government to set up the world's first bio-fibre grading centre.
The money from Western Economic Diversification will help the CIC buy equipment to establish the Fibre Characterization Industrial Technology Capability (FibreCITY) centre.
"This is going to take the black art out of bio-composites development," said Simon Potter, sector manager for product innovation at the CIC. "It has always been an empirical process where we try a bit of this and a bit of that and see if it works or not. That's the wrong thinking. We have to step back and understand the fundamentals of what we are working with, then we can design things rationally."
Ford or Hyundai or Motor Coach Industries or New Flyer might be motivated to use parts made from hemp bio-fibre, but they're organizations that have to be able to vouch for the safety and reliability of their products.
They have to be able to assure their customers of consistent performance where the parts have dependable quality and are the same, month after month, with a reliable source of supply.
"One of the major problems you are going to have with bio-materials is the inherent nature of the "bio" part," Potter said.
The properties of bio-fibre will change from variety to variety, species to species and year to year based on weather, how much rain those crops had, how much sunlight and all sorts of factors.
"In the midst of all those confounding factors we need to understand the quality of what we are getting to ensure consistency," said Potter. "That is what customers have been asking for."
With FibreCITY, the CIC is looking to establish those benchmarks that can be used around the world.
"This is a game-changer," said Sean McKay, the executive director of the CIC.
The CIC has helped local companies such as the Eastside Group build gazebo roofs using bio-fibres and Motor Coach and Buhler Versatile develop prototype parts for their equipment.
"But significant developments are still required for their comprehensive adoption," said McKay.
Over the years, the CIC has assembled a growing group of industry supporters in those efforts. Joe Hogue of SWM, whose Winkler processing plant is one of the largest flax processors in the world, is one of them.
Hogue believes the timing is right for broader acceptance.
"I believe when General Motors just about failed... most young people understood that what was good for GM was not necessarily good for America," Hogue said. "Everything was now on the table, everything could be reinvented. The way we used to do business was not the way we need to do business."
McKay and Potter are already imagining FibreCITY as the place that manufacturers from all over the world will have to come to test the standards of their bio-fibre products because there's nowhere else to establish the standards.
Maybe even the technology would be licensed and FibreCITY offshoots would be established in Bejing or Sydney.
Maybe it might even be spun off to form a for-profit entity.
There have been several efforts to establish an economic development niche that sets Manitoba apart. The CIC is gradually becoming the centre of something that will really take.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition January 24, 2013 B6
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RPA's new VP and director of creative social media, J Barbush, seeks passionate everyday brand fans.
J Barbush calls himself a writer by trade. When he joined RPA 17 years ago he would write the brand stories that some people at the Santa Monica, CA-based agency didn't want to write. Recently promoted to VP and director of creative social media for the integrated agency, Barbush (left) said he still focuses on "being a listener" and he tries to install that approach throughout his team.
"You always need to take a step back. Think about it, think about how you feel about it as a reader," he said. "Yes, we could do this. Do you care? Would you care?" Barbush oversees creative social media campaigns for RPA's full client roster including Honda, ARCO, Farmers Insurance Group, and Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. ClickZ spoke with him last week after he was heads down in a Honda campaign that involved local band Monsters Calling Home getting a special musical guest spot on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" last Wednesday.
The idea for the campaign really came out of nowhere. Someone within the agency discovered that the band recently shot a music video inside their Honda vehicles and the message eventually found its way to Barbush. "It would have been easy for us to click, like, or repost it," he said. "We thought this was a really great opportunity."
A Honda-branded video that tells the story of the band and its road to the late night talk show has been viewed nearly 1.3 million times.
The story also follows Barbush's passion for finding authentic, regular people that can become a spokespeople of sorts for the brand. "It really is about promoting this regular person with a lot of passion… When people see it, their passion comes through," he said.
"They all come out of the story itself. We kind of stumble upon these stories. It's not a brief with a band saying, let's make them famous," he said. "We're not looking at a campaign, but more of this overall thematic thing that we're going to carry on for awhile."
A different tone is expected in social media, Barbush said. "Once you go in the direction where you fake it, there's no going back. It's like you're done, you lost it," he added. "With social media there's an expectation there of truth and giving something that feels real… It's a little too touchy-feely for regular advertising metrics to quantify."
To highlight Honda as an every-person brand, Barbush said he and his team understand that they need to create an environment where people feel comfortable telling their stories and confident that people will be listening.
"When people hear a good story, they involve themselves in it a little bit," he said. "It's almost like a chemical reaction in the brain with people… It's really hard in traditional advertising to do that or have that effect."
How RPA finds these stories is an evolution in and of itself. With its recent "First Honda" campaign, Barbush's team began by taking pictures of old cars at the American Honda Museum in Torrance, CA. Eventually his team set their sights on the first Honda ever sold in the United States, the Honda N600.
After contacting Tim Mings, the man who restored the N600 at the museum, Barbush's five-person film crew discovered that he owned the first N600 sold in the U.S., serial No. 1. Hence, "First Honda." "We like to do a fan milestone, and also a brand milestone. We like to put them together," Barbush added. "We want to have things that stick, but we want an emotional or joyous connection to them and to their lives and how they see it."
Barbush said he appreciates the deeper relationships brands can foster with consumers in social, but he's equally cognizant of the pitfalls and instant turn-offs. "Just because I've shown that I like you, I'm not letting you openly market me and throw me on the email list and hit me with a barrage of advertising," he said.
"I think a lot of people are looking at how they can apply the old model of advertising into this new social media model, and I think that's where a lot of these missteps are happening. The worlds will connect, but not now," he said.
"I think it will connect with the mother ship eventually," Barbush said.
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The most novel approach thus far, I loved the perspective of an imaginary friend. I also felt that the author's background (teacher) provided a unique insight to on children that are often difficult to love because they do not respond in predictable ways.
Indomitable Will a biography of LBJ by Mark Updegrove (sp?). Both books use creative approaches in assiting the reader in gaining insights on the mindset of the main character. Mark's book provides insights on LBJ via the impressions of the participants engaged with LBJ. Dickes book uses the suppositions of the imaginary friends regarding the motivations of thier human friends. I felt Dickes book humanized that spectrum of autisim. I thought it also makes a compelling argument regarding the beneficial societal aspects of thoughtful approaches to mainstreaming children with challenges while at the same time providing a cautionary tale regarding the special protections required for the most vuneralbe children.
I loved the narrator.
The book opened me up to the wonder and magic of childhood imagination. It is also a caution regarding how we must really touch back with young ones to ensure that we understand how they are processing confusing experiences.
The characters are a little lilmited and stilted but I suspect this is to remind us that the worldview of a child is simplistic.
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Crowley Promotes Miller
Crowley Maritime Corporation announced today that Mark Miller has been promoted to director of corporate communications with responsibility for internal communications, media relations, advertising and marketing communications for the corporation and its subsidiaries and business units operating around the world. Miller joined Crowley in April 1995 as manager of public relations and advertising for the corporation's Jacksonville-based container shipping subsidiary, Crowley Liner Services. In April 2000, he was promoted to manager of corporate communications with similar job responsibilities but supporting all of Crowley's business units. As director, miller will remain in Jacksonville and continue to report to Susan Rodgers, Crowley's vice president of human resources. Prior to joining Crowley, Miller worked as manager of public relations for the Jacksonville Port Authority and as a business reporter for the Florida Times-Union. He graduated with a BA in Journalism from the University of Florida in 1986. Miller is a member of the Transportation Marketing Communications Association and the Propeller Club of the United States, Port of Jacksonville.
Miller Expands Metal Cutting Offering
Miller Electric Mfg. Co. announced that it has consolidated the Smith Equipment oxy-fuel cutting equipment product line under the Miller brand. The consolidation expands the current Miller metal cutting offering, which includes a variety of portable plasma cutting packages. The oxy-fuel product line will continue to be manufactured in Watertown, S.D., to the same high quality standards. The only difference is that the name on the product will change to Miller, the company said.
Devin Names New U.S. Sales Manager
Devin International (Devin), a subsidiary of Greene's Energy Group, has named J.H. (Trey) Miller III, U.S. sales manager, announced General Manager Joe Miller. Based in Houston, Miller will lead and manage a technical sales team covering seven U.S. domestic areas. Focusing on the main disciplines of Devin International, Miller will mentor the sales team in developing customer solutions for well intervention equipment and services and specialty motion compensation packages.
Peter Wright Retires from Millers
Peter Wright, who has headed Thomas Miller's operations in Greece since 1997, has retired after 40 years' service with the organization. For the past six years, he has presided over the expansion of Miller's Piraeus office and the extension of services to local members of the UK P&I and U.K. Defense clubs. Wright joined Miller's in 1963 after graduating from Cambridge University and was called to the Bar (Inner Temple) the following year.
Great Lakes Shipyard Repairs Second Miller Boat Ferry
Great Lakes Shipyard of Cleveland, Ohio, finished maintenance and repairs on Miller Boat Line's ferry William Market for its U.S. Coast Guard five-Year inspection. The work included repairing the ramp, installing hydraulic silencers, hull painting, blasting and painting ballast tanks, installing two new props and painting the upper deck. In addition to this, all of the ferry's exterior fiberglass bench seats were replaced with new aluminum bench seats
Transocean to Appoint Miller to Board
Transocean Ltd. said it is to convene an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of Shareholders September 22, 2014, in Zug, Switzerland, to approve Miller's appointment as follows: Assuming Miller is elected by shareholders at the EGM, the board intends to designate him as Vice Chairman. Transocean explained that Ian C. Strachan, the current Chairman of the Board, will reach 72 years of age before the 2015 Annual General Meeting (AGM)
Bel-Ray Assigns New Sales Representation
Bel-Ray Company Inc. said it has appointed the Marine Markets West, LLC as sales representative in the Western United States and British Columbia in Canada, and was selected for the William F. Miller agency for representation in the Southeastern region of the United States Marine Markets West will represent Bel-Ray in territories, such as Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming and British Columbia, while William F
Brown Appointed as Asia Pacific Regional Director for U.K. P&I Club
Christopher Brown has been appointed Asia Pacific Regional Director of the UK P&I Club from October 1st. He will also be responsible for providing services to all Thomas Miller's managed Clubs, particularly UK P&I, TT, UK Defence, ITIC and the Lloyd's insurer Dex. Based in Hong Kong, Brown will head Miller's regional management team, leading the offices in the region and supported by experienced managers Nick Sansom in Singapore and Barton Phillips in Sydney.
Sunken B.C. Ferry Crew Members Face Uncertainty
According to the AP, B.C. Ferries says it will suspend and possibly fire a handful of crew members who were working on the Queen of the North the night it sank if they don't take part into an investigation into the sinking. The report indicated that CEO David Hahn told Canadian Press that less than four crew members have refused to answer questions in the investigation. Hahn refused to say whether the crew members are critical to the investigation or include the two who were in the
Great Lakes Shipyard Reconstructs Put-In-Bay
Great Lakes Shipyard, a division of The Great Lakes Group, has completed all work required under contract with Miller Boat Line, Put-in-Bay, Ohio, to fabricate and install a new 40-ft mid-body extension in the passenger/vehicle ferry Put-in-Bay. The contract was awarded on August 17, 2009, and all work was completed at Great Lakes Shipyard facilities on the South Bank of the Old River Channel, on Cleveland's Cuyahoga River.
Russia to Stop Gas to Ukraine Absent Prepayments
The CEO of Russian gas company Gazprom said on Wednesday Russia would stop exporting natural gas to Ukraine unless it received prepayment from Kiev for energy supplies, Interfax reported. Gazprom also said that Ukraine had approximately three days left of prepaid gas deliveries from Russia
Middle East Shipping Routes Secure: U.S.
Shipping corridors used by Gulf energy exporters are not at risk from violence and political volatility in Yemen and the seizure of swathes of territory in the region by Islamic State militants, a senior U.S. naval officer said on Monday.
LNG Shipping Rates Nosedive
With LNG prices down as slowing demand combines with rising output, the cost to ship super-chilled natural gas has also tumbled to the lowest level in more than four years and is forecast to fall further, reports Bloomberg According to Andrew Buckland
International Auto Processing Handles 5 Millionth Vehicle
A silver Hyundai Genesis rolling down the ramp of the Wallenius Wilhelmsen vessel Isolde became the 5 millionth vehicle handled by International Auto Processing at the Port of Brunswick. "On behalf of the GPA, I would like to congratulate IAP
Brunswick GA's IAP Moves 5 Millionth Vehicle
International Auto Processing at the Port of Brunswick, Georgia, handled it's five millionth vehicle, Georgia Ports Authority announced yesterday. The five millionth vehicle was a silver Hyundai Genesis that arrived on the Wallenius Wilhelmsen vessel Isolde.
Damen Delivers Workboat to Multraship
Towage and salvage operator Multraship has taken delivery of the first of two customized Damen Stan Launch 804s vessels for its line handling and boatmen service companies in Terneuzen, the Netherlands. Verenigde Bootlieden B.V. and Montis Mooring & Boatservice B.V
Russia – Turkey Gas Pipeline Approved
Ankara hosted today a working meeting between Alexey Miller, Chairman of the Gazprom Management Committee and Taner Yildiz, Turkish Minister of Energy and Natural Resources. The parties discussed the main issues of constructing a new gas pipeline across the Black Sea towards Turkey.
Inmarsat's Launch Date for Xpress Satellite
Inmarsat, the leading provider of global mobile satellite communications services, will complete another significant milestone in the delivery of its transformational global mobile satellite communications (GX) service with the scheduled launch of Inmarsat-5 F2 (I-5 F2) from the Baikonur
Gas Supply to Ukraine
The Gazprom headquarters hosted today a briefing session led by Alexey Miller, Chairman of the Company's Management Committee dedicated to the Company's activities this winter. Special attention was given to the contracts for gas supply to Ukraine and its transit to Europe.
Face-lift for Port of Windsor
The Windsor Port is key area in the planned $7-billion worth of investments to transform Canada's most important transportation and trade networks, the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway. Approx $60 million has been spent in Windsor to improve infrastructure the last five years.
Taming the Arctic, One Ferry at a Time
Ferries for Alaska's harsh conditions, built in Alaska by Alaskans. Vigor and Elliott Bay Design Group team up for a winning combination as the new Alaska Class Ferry Project takes shape. With its network of islands and fjords, rugged mountains and spectacular tidewater glaciers
St. Petersburg Becoming Int'l Gas Sales Hub
Alexey Miller, Chairman of the Gazprom Management Committee, inaugurated today a new office building of Gazprom Export in St. Petersburg. Taking part in the ceremony were Mikhail Mokretsov, Vice-Governor of the city of St. Petersburg, Alexander Medvedev
Nicaragua Building China-led Canal to Rival Panama
Nicaragua on Monday broke ground on its Chinese-led $50 billion shipping canal, a massive infrastructure project that aims to rival Panama's waterway and revitalize the economy of the second-poorest country in the Americas. Nicaragua's government says the proposed 172-mile (278-km) canal
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TPG Marine Acquires Chicago Dry Dock
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Thomas Joseph Brown OSB (called Joseph;[1][2][3] 1796–1880) was a bishop of the Roman Catholic Church. He served for two ecclesiastical jurisdictions, first as the Vicar Apostolic of the Welsh District from 1840 to 1850, then as Bishop of Newport and Menevia from 1850 to 1880.[4]
Born in Bath, Somerset on 2 May 1796, Brown was ordained a priest of the Order of Saint Benedict on 12 March 1823. Through reorganisation of the Catholic Church in England and Wales in 1840, the Welsh District was created out of the Western District. Brown was appointed the Vicar Apostolic of the Welsh District and Titular Bishop of Apollonia on 5 June 1840. He was consecrated to the Episcopate on 28 October 1840, the principal consecrator was Bishop Thomas Griffiths (Vicar Apostolic of the London District), and the principal co-consecrators were Bishop William Wareing (Vicar Apostolic of the Eastern District {of England}) and Bishop Bernard Collier (Vicar Apostolic of the Cape of Good Hope.)[4]
On the erection of the Catholic Hierarchy in England and Wales, the Welsh District was divided between the dioceses of Shrewsbury and Newport and Menevia. Brown was appointed the first Bishop of Newport and Menevia on 29 September 1850.
He died in office on 12 April 1880, aged 83.[4]
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U.S. Health and Human Services Taps Former Wagner Adjunct for Senior Post
U.S. Health and Human Services Taps Former Wagner Adjunct for Senior Post
NYU Wagner has a high-caliber group of adjunct professors, including many seasoned practitioners who work on critical public problems in and across a variety of fields and sectors.
Now, David A. Hansell, who was a Wagner adjunct assistant professor from 2000 to 2006, has been named to a senior post at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
His new title, which was effective on June 29, 2009, is Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Children and Families, according to an announcement by New York State.
In his most recent role, Hansell is the Commissioner of the New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, and has a breadth of knowledge in the development and delivery of social service policy and programs, including TANF, child support, LIHEAP, food stamps, and services for victims of domestic violence, persons with HIV/AIDS, home care clients, and adults in need of protection.
Prior to his appointment as Commissioner of the NYS OTDA, Hansell was Chief of Staff of the New York City Human Resources Administration, where he assisted in the management of all of the city's public assistance programs. Before joining HRA, Hansell served in a number of positions at Gay Men's Health Crisis, including Director of Legal Services and Deputy Director for Government and Public Affairs. From 1997-2001, he was the Associate Commissioner for HIV Services at the New York City Department of Health, and subsequently served as Associate Commissioner for Planning and Program Implementation.
U.S. HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan Talks Housing Reform
U.S. HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan Talks Housing Reform
On Tuesday, April 22, NYU Wagner and the Bipartisan Policy Center hosted Shaun Donovan, U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, to discuss developments in housing finance reform. The event centered on the recently proposed bill by Senators Tim Johnson (D-SD) and Mike Crapo (R-ID) to dissolve the Government Sponsored Enterprises ("GSE") Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Ingrid Gould Ellen, NYU Wagner's Paulette Goddard Professor of Urban Policy and Director of the Furman Center for Housing and Real Estate Policy, and long-time friend of Secretary Donovan's, opened the event. Pamela Hughes Patenaude, Director of Housing Policy at the Bipartisan Policy Center, introduced the Secretary.
Secretary Donovan pointed out that housing has the unique ability to bring people together, which was in plain sight at NYU Wagner on that day, as housing advocates, financiers, developers, public officials, students, faculty, and relators gathered for the event. The Secretary added that it would be difficult to have more appropriate co-hosts for the discussion about a bipartisan bill, with two organizations that support the discourse of diverse viewpoints on housing issues.
The Secretary explained that the flood of alt-A and subprime mortgages on the housing market, coupled with the securitization of these non-investment grade mortgages by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, led to the destruction of the housing market in 2008 –from which the country is still recovering. The Johnson-Crapo proposal received high regard from the Secretary for its bipartisan nature, along with its comprehensive approach towards providing stability to the volatile housing market that has persisted over the past half-decade.
The bill requires greater private sector accountability and prohibits predatory lending practices. Financial corporations will also be required to offer financial access to underserved markets and provide affordable housing funding to local partners in the form of a trust. Of this trust fund, the Secretary mentioned, $400 million could go towards affordable housing in New York City alone. The main feature of the bill, however, involves dissolving the two main GSEs while encouraging private loan securitization with explicit government insurance.
Following the Secretary's presentation, Richard Smith, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President of Realogy Holdings Corp, moderated a conversation. When Mr. Smith asked the Secretary about the deficiencies of the bill, Donovan responded that while it is commendable that this new legislation is requiring private sector involvement in the secondary market, it is difficult to predict how financial institutions will react to this new structure of the financial system. Many predict this will result in a significant increase in mortgages, preventing many families from getting a loan. But he clearly stated that the legislation was a step in the right direction by both sides of the aisle to reform an industry that is so crucial to the lives of millions of Americans.
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Uncommon Street Fest Brings Together New Thinking on Cities
Uncommon Street Fest Brings Together New Thinking on Cities
Instead of face painting and kielbasa, there were brightly colored worm tunnels, and a crocheted room. Italian ices and ferris wheels -- the stuff of traditional street fares everywhere -- were replaced by fresh thinking about environmental sustainability, neighborhood heterogeneity, and cutting-edge networking.
The streets and suites all around NYU Wagner's headquarters in the historic Puck Building were awash in new ideas on urban living May 4 to May 8 at the first-ever Festival of Ideas for the New City. Workshops and discussions, dealing with everything from art and housing to urban planning and public policy, took center stage at multiple locations throughout downtown.
The first-ever brainstorm of its kind, the Festival of Ideas was organized by the New Museum, with assistance provided by NYU Wagner and the Cooper Union, and other major partners.
Participants in the festival events included small businesses, local non-profits, and a raft of arts organizations.
The talks tapped the knowledge of thinkers from a variety of arenas. Artists, urban planners, architects and even musicians like David Byrne (of Talking Heads fame) - who opened an event on bicycle transportation called "The Sustainable City" -- populated and energized the discussions.
The events were all aimed at coming up with ways of making city life more beautiful, durable, collective, connective, and innovative.
Two of the discussions were hosted at Wagner's headquarters at Lafayette and Houston streets, with Wagner also dispatching expert participants to other happenings, such as Professor and Associate Dean Rogan Kersh. Wagner's Josh Mandell attended the Downtown Policy Issues World Café, co-hosted at the Puck by NYU Wagner and IDEO, the design firm; he wrote up the lively discussion about new ways to use shared space, solar panels, and even white paint. Thirteen.org was also there, picking up intelligence.
Meanwhile, Wagner's Professor Mitchell Moss took part in a Saturday evening conversation on the prospects for a thriving downtown cultural scene, held at Joe's Pub at the Public Theater.


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The Great Falls Public Library's Foreign and Independent Film Series continues on Wednesday, March 4 at 7:00 pm. and Saturday, March 7, at 2:00 pm. This series is free and open to the public.
March's selection is the Dutch film The Deflowering of Eva Van End. In this perfect blend of satire and sincerity, a dysfunctional family gets turned on its head when the "perfect" exchange student moves in. Every member of the family is preoccupied with his or her own peculiar fixation. Trapped in the middle is the youngest, 15-year-old Eva, who struggles for any attention or affection. When Veit, the Adonis German exchange student Eva invited, moves in, the family is shocked and each of them must confront his or her own doubts, insecurities, fears and desires. During Veit's two-week stay, all five family members begin to reinvent themselves, led by former wallflower Eva, who embarks on the most dramatic transformation of all. The film is in Dutch with English subtitles. It does contain some adult situations.
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Less than six weeks after his return, Gorkha National Liberation Front president Subash Ghising left Darjeeling on Monday evening in the face of what he called "continuous threats" from the Gorkha Janamukti Morcha (GJM).
Mr. Ghising arrived in the hill town on April 8, having virtually been forced to leave the hills after attacks on his supporters by GJM activists more than two-and-a-half years ago. On Tuesday, he said in Siliguri that he had decided to leave Darjeeling again because of "constant threats."
The GJM denied that Mr. Ghising was under any pressure from the party to leave the hills. But it claimed that his presence in the region was inciting passions among rival supporters.
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Salesforce and Workday are both posting strong cloud growth. The strategies and blueprints are similar as they both see analytics as the glue to future growth.
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Adobe and Salesforce Ventures have helped Livefyre raise an additional $32 million in its latest funding round.
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Prior to Sunday night's match-up on ESPN Sunday Night Baseball, the Red Sox and Orioles were part of a pregame ceremony dedicated to the heroes of last year's bombing of the Boston Marathon. Victims Krystle Campbell, Martin Richard, Lu Lingzi and officer Sean Collier were honored. The University of Massachusetts marching band and the Boston Pipers Society performed. Additionally, the police departments from Watertown and Boston, as well as the Massachusetts state police were there as well.
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- brandotho - Apr 20, 2014 at 7:38 PM
ESPN also has had some very touching tributes for the past week, meanwhile CNN and other news networks keep covering the Malaysian plane 24/7
- stercuilus65 - Apr 20, 2014 at 8:27 PM
Actually they been giving plenty of coverage to Boston and it's not like hundreds of people died in the Malaysian plane crash right? Oh wait they are foriegners so they don't count!
- kidsamoa260 - Apr 20, 2014 at 7:44 PM
Did they also have a special ceremony for all the 'crisis actors'?
- gameover78 - Apr 20, 2014 at 10:20 PM
Bc they have not covered the plane story non-stop for a month now. If you're so concerned with what happens overseas, then move overseas. I'm more worried about what happens in this country and to our fellow Americans. As a whole, our country is better off staying out of other countries, protect our freedoms and rights, by helping preserve the Constitution and our once great republic. 9-11 and other "tragedies" have allowed Big Government to bang the war drum and induce fear tactics on the sheep (the masses). Problem, Reaction, Solution….been used for hundreds of years
- jlovenotjlo - Apr 20, 2014 at 10:29 PM
Enough is enough, more people were injured and killed at the hands of other Americans on my beautiful south side of Chicago this past weekend. 4 people died. It sucks, but this is just some horrible deranged way of trying to get people cryin about how much they love America and will defend it. These were two deranged idiots mindlessly killing people, not unlike Colorado theatre shooters and south side Chicago gang shooters. Except these guys are Muslim and killed less people, so now it's a matter of country.
It sucks that 4 people were mindlessly killed for no reason. That's where it ends.
- jlovenotjlo - Apr 20, 2014 at 10:33 PM
AND that "can't beat boston" tweet. This whole boston strong nonsense has gone too far. Are they trying to imply that they are the only community that would respond with strength to a bombing like this?
- bostonian13 - Apr 20, 2014 at 11:18 PM
Eff off, guy. It's something called "respect". You must live in a crappy town that doesn't know anything about that word. If you lived in Boston, you'd understand just what "Boston Strong" is all about.
- chinahand11 - Apr 20, 2014 at 11:54 PM
I am not sure if you are trollish or not, certainly a bitter post. Way ignorant, too. How can you rant against people who band together and say "We're not going to take it."?
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Like the race itself, it ends when we say it ends.
- mybrunoblog - Apr 21, 2014 at 10:12 AM
MLB gave an F U to the Red Sox by scheduling a night game before an 11am day game. As for the memorial stuff I must admit I am tiring of it. No disrespect to the persons affected by the attack. ESPN and lots of media are so east coast biased that this is getting insane coverage. If this happened in Houston or Phoenix we'd hardly even hear about it.
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Hi, I came across this old thread and was wondering if anyone had used this blackin-it product on brass fireplace doors. I have the same doors as roorezzi and would like to change the shiny brass look .Anyone out their that has done it? Could you please post pictures.
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