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I went to read the article quoted below because of its funny lead about Sarkozy ("There is one big problem with the proposed French mega-merger of Suez, the power, gas and water utility, and Gaz de France (GdF) (...) - that it was not Nicolas Sarkozy's idea") but had to react to that bit of propaganda:
Gas is becoming cheaper and could become even more so in Britain over the next few years, thanks to new infrastructure. Huge volumes of Norwegian gas are being pumped into the UK and a convoy of ships will be delivering frozen gas to terminals on the Thames and in West Wales from 2009. Britain is creating an expanding gas balloon with an exit valve at the Interconnector pipeline to Zeebrugge.
Oh yeah, and let's not mention the fact that Norwegian and LNG imports are meant to replace collapsing domestic production, and that this winter was incredibly mild and thus helped cut demand for heating...
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It's a huge opportunity for aggressive energy companies to compete, buying cheap gas in Britain for export to the Continent. It will not only cause a commercial headache for incumbents, such as GdF, which are tied to expensive, long-term contracts to buy Russian gas, but also a political problem, as the French Government will come under intense pressure to deliver cheaper energy to consumers.
Cheaper is surely a challenge, but cheaper than ther UK?
Unprivatised, monopolistic, sluggish GdF is a political accident waiting to happen. Without a merger, it can only become a whipping boy for angry regulators and consumers.
It is privatised, it is not monopolistic (just dominant because, precisely, it is competitive thanks to its long term supply contracts - the same long term contracts that made the Norwegian pipeline possible - and its focus on infrastructure - a competence it is now bringing to the UK market, by the way).
This report by Poyry (pdf), a well known market consultant, suggests that the future is quite hard to predict - they have several radically different scenarios for the future
Excess capacity (and note that import capacity is not quite the same thing as supply as the winter last year showed with little supply coming via the interconnector from the continent despite the record prices in the UK, and as the future is likely to show when the US and Spain will offer to pay more for LNG to ensure supply).
So, with a nice underlying hypothesis of steady oil prices at 50$/bl, you get massively variable price scenarios for the next 5 years.
But the UK market is just so superior to what's done on the continent.
But sadly, until the US/UK implode under the weight of their own contradictions, there are too many in positions of influence who stand to gain from this madness. keep to the Fen Causeway
Survey based on prices as of April 1, 2005 ...
and wonders why they went back 2 years and 4 months for their data. She believed in nothing; only her skepticism kept her from being an atheist. -- Jean-Paul Sartre
(I originally used it in a diary that balsted the Economist for claiming - in the very article where that graph was published - that "of course the British liberalised system was superior because it delivered cheaper prices"...) In the long run, we're all dead. John Maynard Keynes
It will not only cause a commercial headache for incumbents, such as GdF, which are tied to expensive, long-term contracts to buy Russian gas, but also a political problem, as the French Government will come under intense pressure to deliver cheaper energy to consumers.
Are they out of their fucking minds? :) Peak oil is not an energy crisis. It is a liquid fuel crisis.
Pöyry PLC is now in the hands of institutional investors with net sales of 620 million, but other parts of the empire are still in the family.
For more dynastical fun you have to look up Ahlström (now officially Ahlstrom), Ehrnrooth, Paulig, Fazer, Hartwall, Strömberg etc. Not too many Finnish names in there ;-).
But look at Finnish joint stock companies of 100 employees or less and you'll find 1000's of Finnish-named family companies. It is not especially tax-beneficial, it simply reflects recent Finnish entrepreneurial history. 'You run a farm, you can run a company' You can't be me, I'm taken
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Ranma ½ is not your typical cartoon, or even your typical Japanese anime and that's what makes this television series so unique.
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I've never been a fan of comics, and probably because of that never sought out Japanese manga or anime. Part of me always figured they were for those people who never really grew out of watching Saturday morning cartoons. Imagine my surprise years ago when my cousin pushed Ranma ½ at me and insisted I watch the first few seasons. With little to defend myself, I went home, seasons in arms, and began to watch the first episode. I was surprised and amused to see a cartoon whose humor was centered around cross-dressing, the female anatomy, and both girls and boys alike kicking martial arts ass; not to mention a grandfather, Happosai, who is obsessed with women's underwear, including Ranma's - his future grandson-in-law.
Ranma ½ is ultimately the love-story between Ranma Saotome and his fiancée Akane Tendo, who both outwardly despise each other but secretly live for each other. As heir to the Tendo School of Anything Goes Martial Arts, Akane has been promised to Ranma through an arrangement set up between Ranma's father, Genma Saotome, and Akane's father, Soun Tendo. Not long into the arrangement does Akane learn about the legendary curse that has been laid upon Ranma and his father. While on one of his father's training excursions across China, Ranma and Mr. Saotome make the mistake of getting too close to one of China's most legendary springs, Jusenkyo. Legend says that anyone who falls into one of the springs will take on the form of the person or animal that drowned there. Even after repeated warnings from the Jusenkyo Guide, Ranma and Mr. Saotome continued to practice over the springs and ultimately suffered the fate of the curse. Having fell into the spring of the a drowned red-haired, pig-tailed, and well-endowed girl, Ranma must now live with the female half of his identity whenever he is doused with cold water. Coincidently, his father suffered the curse of the drowned panda and now turns into a panda when the same happens to him. Ranma ½ is not your typical cartoon, or even your typical Japanese anime and that's what makes this television series so unique.
This season seven box set is the conclusion to a brilliantly animated version of Rumiko Takahashi's original manga Ranma ½. With over 625 minutes of sarcastic pleasure, the 5-disc set gives you the option to watch each episode with its translated English voiceovers, or in its original Japanese with English subtitles. Of the 143 episodes made, this set includes the last 25 - #119-143.
While season seven never acknowledges the end of the series (it ended in 1992, four years before the manga finished its run), it still does the series justice. Sure it would have been great to see just how the rivalry between so many characters, most notably Ranma and Akane, played out - Did they get married? Did Ranma ever shake the curse from Jusenkyo? What about Mr. Saotome, Ryoga, or Mousse? - but still leaves you wanting more, the way any series finale should. The manga, which lived its anime life out for seven seasons, has played host to a hoard of various quirky, strange, and returning characters - from Hikaru Gosunkugi, the new and ghostly-looking Furinkan High student, to Maomolin (also known as Ghost Cat), who has been neurotically searching for a bride for over a century. For a complete listing of series characters, visit Rumic World at http://www.furinkan.com/ranma.
I think what attracts people of all types to Ranma ½ is its multi-faceted storyline - there's some aspect of the Japanese animated love story that makes people want more. Unlike other cartoons and comic book inspired animation, Ranma ½ draws in not only Japanese anime lovers in general but also people who have never watched any sort of anime. I suspect its ability to grab people with its adult humor and also shock the audience with such outrageous scenarios like the a boy that turns into a well-endowed female when splashed with cold water is a sharp contrast to the early morning Saturday cartoons we grew up on. A | Jennifer Manjarez
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Babs calls out Hasek...what gives?
Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:01 AM
Dom's explanation so as not to publicly admit taking a dive:
"Somebody bumped me in the head, I don't know it if was my teammate or their player, and I fell down on my back," he said. "I was a little bit confused, I didn't know what was going on. Before I got up, they scored that goal."
Judging by the way the game came out as a whole, it was a fine game by most players playing, but here's what our hero Babcock thinks about the whole thing:
Red Wings coach Mike Babcock offered a different version, and said he talked to Hasek during the second intermission.
"It wasn't interference at all. Our goalie tried to draw the penalty and he dove and they shot it in the net," Babcock said. "The bottom line is embellishment is something that happens in our games, probably too much, and when you try and draw a penalty and they shoot it in our net, it's a tough one."
"In the past AND I just mentioned it tonight. The bottom line is embellishment is something that happens in our game probably too much and when you try to draw a penalty and it doesn't go your way, it's a tough one."
While his teammates were too classy to call him out on it, you can bet there was a measure of frustration on their bench that matched Babcock's. After all, it kept the Wings one point away from catching Nashville.
Babcock reviewed the play and informed a passing scribe there was contact from Iginla's elbow but nothing that warranted the violent reaction every ref from here to Minsk has seen before.
"I told him, 'That's why nobody calls it,' " said Babcock.
The Flames' reaction:
No one in the Flames dressing room was either surprised or upset by Hasek's shenanigans but some had to fight off a grin at how foolish the six-time Vezina and two-time Hart winner looked.
"It was a good call by the referee to ignore the dive," said Huselius.
"It wasn't the best shot but it went in. Obviously, if the referee would have blown the whistle it's a good play but it worked out for us."
I understand the coach is upset about losing the game, but how do you blame the goalie in this one? I think it's pretty difficult when your team scores 1 and it's Hasek's fault just because the guy is trying to get his team a powerplay. It's always easy to say afterwards that he shouldn't have tried when a goal goes in, but you can say that about any play in hockey. And to publicly comment on it is pointless--should Hasek never try to draw a penalty again? Should Hasek never leave the crease again? Never flop again?...most players in this league embellish or dive at some point, several of the Wings' penalties that night were clear dives. Personally, whether Babs wants to accept it or not, diving is a part of sports and will be there whether he likes it or not. Maybe if the Wings embellished more they would not be in such a powerplay deficit...he lost points with me on this one.
Maybe he could have Osgood start in the playoffs.
Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:05 AM
but alas thats the way I look at it.
Just one chance is all i ever wanted...just one time i'd like to win the game...from now on i'll take the chance if i can have it...just one just one
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Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:08 AM
I think Goalies in general tend to embelish more than the average player, but Hasek does take the cake in that area. I would be lying if I said his antics didn't frustrate me at times.
Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:09 AM
You can draw your own conclusions.
Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:20 AM
Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:26 AM
Babcock is completely right on this one. Hasek has not been great lately at it is, and it was an obvious dive.
Hasek has played very well of late besides the last 2 times he has layed on the ice for extended periods of time and it resulted in 2 goals.
Have you missed some of the cross crease saves he has actually made in the last 2 games?
Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:28 AM
I don't think he blamed the loss on Hasek, he simply called him out on this one play. I am not sure why he did that, maybe he tried to deal with it before and it hadn't worked and now he is trying this angle, who knows.
I think Goalies in general tend to embelish more than the average player, but Hasek does take the cake in that area. I would be lying if I said his antics didn't frustrate me at times.
Quote from my girlfriend who knows NOTHING about hockey,"Why is that goalie guy always wondering out of his net
and falling all over the place"
Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:30 AM
The bench was frustraded? Maybe they should of focused of Calgary's strong forecheck instead about worrying about their goalie.
Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:37 AM
The only reason we stayed in that game was Hasek's play. We deserved to lose that game 4, 5, 6 to 1. Although Hasek made a mistake, I don't like the direction Babcock took this.
The bench was frustraded? Maybe they should of focused of Calgary's strong forecheck instead about worrying about their goalie.
No, no... you don't get it. Dom is the reason they only produced one goal per game. It's his fault they lost. Babcock believes "punishing" Hasek will make the rest of the team perform better. He is wrong about that.
I am being sarcastic. See?
Seriously, Dom is the reason they didn't get completely shellacked in Calgary, since the entire team seems to spend most of the time in the box. Not saying they can help that, if the refs are indeed bent on penalizing the Wings more than they deserve. I doubt it. If Babcock wants to call people out on making mistakes, he better make a list and get started.
Dom made a desperate ditch effort to get something, anything, going the Wings' direction. It didn't work. I am very concerned about people who are gleefully blaming Hasek for the Wings' poor showings lately. He's the reason they ever had a chance in either W. Canada game. They didn't show up offensively, so they lost. And there you have it.
Note: reportedly, Hasek and Babcock have talked about his public denunciation of his own goalie's actions. Hasek is fine with it. The replay shows that Iginla hit Dom in the head. Wrong assumption on the coach's part, apparently for blaming Hasek and for a loss that was in fact a bad team performance, IMO. Hasek is bigger than this, fortunately, and it won't effect things going forward on his part.
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Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:40 AM
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Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:44 AM
jeezzz... Hasek made a mistake.
Big F-ing deal.
He's human, remember ?
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Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:46 AM
It's Babs job to motivate & get more out of all the players. I think it's likely just a tactic to get Hasek ultra focused on his A-game, and i hope it does not back-fire & cause some rift at this point of the season.
it won't. At least not on Hasek's part. I can't imagine anyone would think Hasek, who is famous for his concentration and attention to the game, needs a lesson. But whatever...
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Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:51 AM
Hasek has played very well of late besides the last 2 times he has layed on the ice for extended periods of time and it resulted in 2 goals.
Have you missed some of the cross crease saves he has actually made in the last 2 games?
When I say lately, I mean 5-10 games, not just the last 2. I'm not trying to rip Hasek either, but he AND the team have not been playing great for a couple weeks now.
Posted 22 March 2007 - 11:51 AM
Secondly, the media is blowing this out of proportion. Babs NEVER blamed the game on Hasek, he just didn't like the embelishment which is pretty understandable. It seems like the media wants to make it something more and that they are trying to now get Dom to say something back and maybe spark it a bit. Which is pretty ridiculous I might add. It's done and over with.
Lastly, I don't get how some of you guys are overeacting about Babcock. This is the first time he's ever called Dom out. It's not like he's done this before. He had good reason to do so but like mentioned it's done and over with so let's not make a big deal out of it. He's called out Ozzie several times on bad goals, mistakes..etc. but that was that. Nothing more nothing less. Just proving that it happens all the time in this sport. No need to get mad over it.
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Want to get a farming job, but I've never farmed in my life [Arizona] (self.farming)
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The idea of farming has always appealed to me. When I was a kid, a teacher and family friend of mine had a small farm that I loved to help out with but it wasn't really farming for me. Mostly just holding my hand out and feeding a chicken every now and again. It had chickens and goats, corn, tomatoes, it was small but it was certainly a farm and growing up it always stayed with me. I'm now 21 (In college most of the time but off this semester due to some family stuff) and I'm old enough to finally do something but I don't know where to start/where to find a job/what I should know before hand etc. Plus I know I live in a location where the climate is a bit tricky but I know there are jobs out there.
[–]kasborg 9 points10 points11 points 2 years ago (0 children)
There is an organization called WWOOF, or World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms. You can work on a farm really anywhere in the world for a few months- I believe room and board is generally provided for, and you get monthly pay on top of that. I haven't actually used WWOOF before, so I don't know anymore than that, but I've always wanted to work on a farm in the summer during college, so I'm aware of this fairly popular source.
It seems like a good source since you are talking about a temporary position requiring semi-menial labor.
[–]philbosaurusrex 5 points6 points7 points 2 years ago (2 children)
Drive up to a farm, introduce yourself politely to the owner. Tell him/her you'd like to work for them. Don't complain about any of the following; the low pay, the blisters you're going to get, the heat, shoveling rotten grain/poop/mud that smells like poop, the guy who tells you what to do without ever getting off the tractor.
Don't expect someone to let you tear around all day on a $200k piece of equipment if you've never run anything before. Start off with the physical labor, and if you're any good at that, ask about taking on more responsibility.
[–]kubigjay 2 points3 points4 points 2 years ago (1 child)
I would add - that if the person doesn't have any work ask if they know someone who does. Farming is a tight-knit community. So they usually know who needs help.
[–]Chester_Malone 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (0 children)
I wouldn't just go up to a "random" farmer and ask if you could work for them. Just for job in the paper or on the internet. People advertise for work all the time. Just be honest with the farmer about your experience
[–]AmKonSkunk 5 points6 points7 points 2 years ago (1 child)
As kasborg mentioned, check out WWOOF- http://www.wwoofusa.org/farms
There is likely a farm in your area that will need spring interns. They often provide housing and a small stipend, and will probably feed you as well.
You also might want to check out indeed.com or just google your town and "organic farms" (or whatever area you are interested in learning more about).
[–]kasborg 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Oh yeah, a link would be nice...
[–]Permapaul 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Arizona is spectacularly diverse. Which part? What type of farming do you want to get into? There is lots of lettuce in Yuma. Wineries in the Verde Valley are getting surprising results (helps when you have a rock star leading the way). A few remaining Orchards surround the Phoenix Metro Area (specifically in Levi and Mesa). There are reservations to learn traditional agriculture. There's a growing Permaculture movement in Phoenix. Small scale farms (at least in the Phoenix area) are gaining steam. Lots of opportunities.
[–]luckycatZ 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Are you willing to be a low paid intern for a little bit? You wont make tons of money but a couple good internships - like where they want to teach as well as work will land you progressively better farm jobs. If you are a responsible individual the farmer will appreciate you a lot and possibly give you more responsibility and money. https://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/internships/ - this is the website I like to look through. Your state may also have farm organizations that list jobs and internships. Good luck! This is my third season farming full time and this year I am starting my new position as a Production Manager on a large CSA. Wouldn't be here now with out my original internship.
[–]moge 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (0 children)
As others have said: internships (2-3months) and apprenticeships (1yr) are really the best way.
The way I found my apprenticeship was but going to my local farmers market and looking for farmers who shared my values (organic, etc) and straight up asked them if they had an apprenticeship program. 2 months later I had one:)
Look for a farm(er) who wants to TEACH and not just get labor from you.
Farming is not about skill it is about hard work.
[–]MKandtheforce 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
In my area, there's a program that offers farm apprenticeships. They pay you (it's very little, but it's something!), let you live on the farm, and in turn, you work for them and learn about farming.
I'm applying to do it this year. I really hope I get it! :)
[–]d_i_y_geek 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
If you're into ranching, The Quivira Coalition is an amazing organization in the southwest. They have apprenticeships too.
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>Of course I can do this - used to have a magic act >where I could >do >multiple >tasks and pull rabbits out of hats. Geeze - >Roberta
I have the same exact same schedule >:-( Kids leaving, kids coming in...cleaning up and setting up all at the same time! I guess our true profession is being magicians! Jan in Miami
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Geradine A. Mahoney '84 - Chair, Board of Trustees and Sr. Associate Director of Athletics for Finance and Administration, Harvard University A native of Abington and Spellman alumna '84, Geradine Mahoney was inducted into the Cardinal Spellman High School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2005. For nearly two and a half decades, Gerrie has provided financial strategy, analyses and business planning to healthcare and academic organizations. During her professional career she has taken on increasing management and leadership responsibilities. At Harvard, as a member of the senior management team, she overseesthe administration, central operating services, IT, HR and budget for the largest intercollegiate athletic program in the country. Prior to joining Harvard in 2000, she served as the Budget Manager at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and as a senior auditor for Deloitte &Touche. In addition she was a member of the Medical Area Federal Credit Union Board of Directors from 1999-2012, chairing at various times during her tenure, the Investment Committee, Supervisory Committee and the MAFCU Good Works Foundation. Gerrie earned her BS in Accounting from Bentley College in 1988. She has also devoted time and energy as a coach and volunteer to the Abington Softball League for Girls Association as well as serving as vice president of this group
Louis DiPietro '89 - Vice Chair, Board of Trustees and Vice President, Panera Bread Lou is a 1989 Spellman Grad. He went on to Boston College where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts, Summa Cum Laude, in 1993. Lou later obtained his Juris Doctor, 1996, Cum Laude, from the Boston College School of Law. Today, Lou serves as Vice President, Associate General Counsel Panera Bread Company after having been a private business owner and practicing attorney in downtown Boston. Lou has two children and he is a volunteer for the Norfolk Little League.
Matthew P. Albanese, Esq. '90 - Attorney
Matthew is a 1990 Cardinal Spellman Graduate and enjoyed serving as Senior Class president and co-captain of the Boy's Varsity Soccer team. Since that time, Matthew has volunteered for the school's Office of Advancement and has presented before the CSHS Parents Association.
After leaving Spellman, Matthew attended Providence College and then went on to receive his Juris Doctor from Suffolk University School of Law. Following law school, Matthew also earned his M.B.A. from Suffolk University's Sawyer School of Management with a concentration in international business. He is admitted to practice in the Massachusetts state courts, the United States District Court, District of Massachusetts, and the United State Supreme Court.
Having a strong background in public service, Matthew served as Chief of Staff to former State Representative Thomas O'Brien of Kingston, MA before later working as the legal counsel to the Massachusetts House Committee on Medicaid before entering private practice as an attorney specializing in Estate Planning and Elder Law. He founded his own practice in 2010, specializing in elder and disability law.
Selected as a Super Lawyers Rising Star in 2012, Matthew is committed to advocating on behalf of seniors and disabled individuals throughout the Commonwealth. A member of the Board of Directors to the Massachusetts Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Matthew has testified before legislative committees and regulatory agencies in an effort to secure benefits for disadvantaged seniors and their families. He was recently appointed by Governor Devil Patrick to serve as a member of the Massachusetts Elder Economic Security Commission.
Recognizing the importance of continuing education, Matthew is a member of the volunteer faculty of the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education for attorneys. He is also a member of the Plymouth County Bar Association, Norfolk County Bar Association, and the Massachusetts Guardianship Association.
Matthew currently resides in the Town of West Bridgewater with his wife Charleen. An active member of the community, Matthew has served on the Town's Finance Committee, Board of Selectmen, and committee on economic development. In addition, he has volunteered for the Council on Aging and was a member of the West Bridgewater Lions Club.
Dr. Mary T. Brophy '75 - M.D., M.P.H. Dr. Mary Brophy was an outstanding member of Spellman's Class of 1975. After leaving Spellman, Mary attended Stonehill College and then went on to receive an M.D. Degree from Tufts University School of Medicine. She has done a great deal of graduate work and has received a degree from Harvard's School of Public Health. Mary has numerous responsibilities including being an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Boston University School of Medicine and work with the Veteran's Administration Healthcare System. Mary also serves on the Board of trustees for Massasoit Community College and is a Member of the Board of Health for Brockton, MA. Mary is a very busy practitioner in the medical field and we are very fortunate to have her on our Board. She also is currently the Chairperson of Spellman's Building Committee. She currently lives in Brockton, MA.
Francis X. Dillon - Vice President for Advancement, Stonehill College Fran is a senior fundraising executive with more than twenty years of proven success in planning and implementing comprehensive campaigns, soliciting major gifts, coordinating board development and management, and mentoring and evaluating advancement professionals. Fran has been closely affiliated with Stonehill College since 1974. Currently serving as Stonehill's Vice President for Advancement, Fran has served that institution in many leadership roles. In addition to his stellar and long term contributions to Stonehill, Fran has been actively involved in many community endeavors including the Metro South Chamber of Commerce, the United Way of Greater Plymouth County and Caritas Good Samaritan Health Care System. He is currently Vice Chairman of the Board of United Way of Greater Plymouth County and Chairman of the Board of Trustees for Caritas Good Samaritan Health Care System. In addition, Fran has received many honors over the years for his outstanding service to Stonehill College, the Stonehill College Alumni Council, the Caritas Good Samaritan Medical Center and the Metro South Chamber of Commerce.
Kathryn Healy Dunford '81 – Alumna and Parent
A Spellman graduate of the Class of 1981, Kathy earned an A.B. in Communications from Boston College in 1985. A licensed insurance broker, Kathy worked in the commercial insurance industry at International Insurance Group Ltd. in Boston, and was then employed by the Forum Corporation, a leading sales and management training and consulting company, managing its global resource network.
While raising her family, Kathy has been actively involved as a volunteer with several community organizations including Cardinal Spellman High School, the Bridgewater schools, the Bridgewater Senior Center and the Meals-on-Wheels Program.
A native of Whitman, Kathy and her husband Mike reside in Bridgewater with their two daughters, Katie '11 and Mary '14.
Mark C. Gildea '79 - Attorney A graduate of the Class of 1979 from Spellman, Mark earned an A.B. in Government from Georgetown University in 1983 and obtained his JD from the Suffolk University School of Law in 1987. Mark is admitted to practice law in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. He is a partner with law firm of Clark, Balboni and Gildea with offices in Bridgewater, Mashpee, and Providence and is engaged in the general practice of law with a concentration in government and real estate. Mark serves as Town Counsel for the Town of Bridgewater, Legislative Counsel for the City of Brockton, and County Attorney for the County of Plymouth. Mark resides in Bridgewater with his wife, Charlotte. Three of their five children are graduates of Spellman, one is attending Spellman, and the fifth will follow soon. Colleen Honan '84 - Senior Vice President, OneSource Information Services Colleen graduated from Cardinal Spellman in 1984 and presently serves as Senior Vice President, Global Sales & Services, at OneSource Information Services. In her role at OneSource, Colleen is responsible for the company's worldwide sales initiatives including direct, channel, go-to-market strategies, and alliances. Colleen manages a sales organization across the UK, Europe, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong and India. Previously, Colleen held a variety of executive positions for which she consistently exceeded revenue and expense expectations. A frequent industry speaker addressing sales processes and sales organization structures, Colleen earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Merrimack College, North Andover, MA. Colleen is married to Kevin Honan, a member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives. Colleen and Kevin reside in Brighton with their daughter, Molly, who attends Boston Latin High School.
Mike is Senior Vice President/Treasurer of Fidelity Institutional ("FI") and has responsibility for managing Fidelity Investments brokerage arm's banking relationships and reconciliations, cash management services, FundsNetwork AR/Billing and commission/interest schedules for Brokerage's client intermediaries and their customers. Further, FI Treasury is charged with efficiently funding and managing the Broker Dealer legal entity balance sheet through a diversified pool of both internal and external sources of capital while overseeing both Brokerage and Customers' 15c3-3 Investments in conjunction with the Risk, Regulatory and Capital Markets groups. Before assuming his current role, Mike was Vice President/Treasurer of Devonshire Investors (Devonshire), the private equity arm of Fidelity Investments. Devonshire acts as manager for a series of strategic investments made by Fidelity and its affiliates in a variety of asset classes, i.e. biotechnology, oil & gas exploration, venture capital, LBO, professional building supplies, real estate and telecommunications. Prior to working at Devonshire, Mike was Vice President/Assistant Treasurer - FMR LLC, the holding company for what is commonly known as Fidelity Investments, where he was responsible for overseeing cash management, bank relations and capital planning functions. Mike joined Fidelity Investments in 1997 as Director, Capital Planning within FMR Treasury responsible for sourcing of debt capital from external institutions and the stakeholder relations and financial management of Fidelity's outstanding debt obligations. A graduate of the Carroll School of Management at Boston College, the Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame and the College of the Holy Cross, Mike is a Chartered Financial Analyst and a member of the Boston Security Analysts Society. In addition, Mike holds the Series 7, 24, 27 and 99 FINRA securities licenses.
Kevin Kelley '68 - Chairman & CEO, Lexington Insurance Company Kevin has been a loyal alumnus of Cardinal Spellman High School's Class of 1968. Upon graduation from Spellman, Kevin went on to earn a Bachelor's Degree from Boston University.
Kevin has pursued a very successful career in the insurance industry and has served in a number of managerial capacities in the Lexington Insurance Company where he has moved up the career ladder from Senior Underwriter, to Casualty Manager/Vice President to Senior Vice President and President. He currently serves as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Lexington Insurance Company. In addition, he has served on numerous boards of AIG related groups. Kevin brings to the board both experience and expertise in the realm of insurance including liability, medical and casualty. Matt Keswick '92 - President, Keswick Consulting Matt Keswick is the President of Keswick Consulting, a Boston-based government relations and business development firm dedicated to helping organizations achieve maximum results when pursuing public policy objectives.
Prior to founding Keswick Consulting, Matt worked for three Massachusetts Governors, where he held several high-ranking personnel and policy positions. As Deputy Chief Secretary, he was responsible for overseeing more than 2,500 political appointments to several hundred boards and commissions, including many regulatory authorities. As a result, Matt forged many strong business and political relationships that endure to this day.
In his capacity as Assistant Chief of Staff, Matt was designated as a key administration liaison to the federal government, which included oversight of the Commonwealth's Office of Federal Relations in Washington, DC; he also served as designee to the National Governors Association and the New England Governors Conference / Eastern Canadian Premiers.
In addition to representing clients at all levels of government, Matt is strategically aligned with CanAm Strategies, a Boston and Montreal-based government relations and business development firm. Matt works in partnership with CanAm to further develop business and political relationships between entities in the United States and Canada. Since departing state service, Matt has been active on dozens of political and philanthropic campaigns; his fundraising prowess has translated into millions of dollars raised for the various finance committees on which he has served.
Matt is an appointee to the Board of Trustees of Bridgewater State University, Cardinal Spellman High School, the Board of Directors of the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority and the Board of Diesel Direct. Matt is a member of the New England Governors' Conference and the New England Canada Business Council. Matt is an alumnus of Boston College where he is an active member of their alumni association.
He and his wife, Christy, reside in Milton with their son, Anderson.
Heather M. (McEwan) Mandosa '94
Heather (McEwan) Mandosa is a proud member of the CSHS Class of 1994. Upon graduation, Heather attended Saint Anselm College earning an English degree and a certificate in Communication. She went on to earn her Master of Education in Counseling Psychology from Cambridge College and Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies in Policy, Planning, and Administration from Boston University.
Heather began her career in education as a teacher at Spellman. Heather is currently the Assistant Principal for Academics at Medfield High School in Medfield, MA. She served the Medfield school district as the guidance content specialist for eleven years after several years as guidance counselor and teacher. In addition, Heather worked for the Massachusetts Board of Building Regulations and Standards.
Heather has been committed to Spellman from an early age and developed a love of theatre through the hours spent in the Spellman auditorium as a member of the chorus and active participant of the drama club. She was a drama club officer for three years and class officer during her time at Spellman. In 2004, she was inducted into the CSHS Drama Hall of Fame. She also worked closely with the Alumni Drama Society and various spring show productions and musicals.
Heather and her husband live in Stoughton with their two children.
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While serving in government, Fr. O'Keefe earned his Master of Business Administration degree from Suffolk University in Boston while continuing to discern a vocation. In 2006, Fr. O'Keefe entered the Society of Jesus. After his time in the novitiate, Fr. O'Keefe was missioned to Loyola High School of Los Angeles where he taught AP Government and Politics from 2008 to 2010. Missioned next to the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University in Berkeley, California, Fr. O'Keefe earned a Master of Divinity degree while also studying educational administration at the University of San Francisco. Following his ordination, Fr. O'Keefe served as an Associate Director for Advancement at Loyola High School of Los Angeles. In March of 2014, Fr. O'Keefe returned to Boston and assumed the role of Director of Planned Giving & Special Gifts at Boston College High School. He also serves in a pastoral role at several parishes including Holy Family Parish in Duxbury & St. Mary of the Sacred Heart in Hanover.
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During his professional career Barry took on increasing management and executive responsibilities. He is a founder of DaVita, the world's largest independent kidney dialysis company and now serves as Chairman and CEO of Blackmore Partners, a private equity firm. Barry also serves on the board of directors of several other businesses, primarily in the health care industry.
In addition to serving as Chairman of Spellman's Board of Trustees, Barry shares his business and legal expertise with other non-profit and charitable operations. Barry has dedicated a good deal of his professional life to the goal of creating educational opportunities for financially disadvantaged students as well as for raising public awareness of the public health hazards and environmental harm caused by certain agricultural practices (cranberry bog operations, in particular).


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An Investigation of 131 Consecutively Placed Wide Screw-Vent Implants
Philippe G. Khayat, DCD, MScD/Pascale G. Habre Hallage, DDS/Rafael A. Toledo, DDS, MBMSc
Between February 1995 and May 1996, 71 patients received treatment that involved 1 or more wide Screw-Vent implants. A total of 131 wide implants were placed. All patients were recalled 1 year after loading. Seven patients (14 implants) were lost to follow-up. Six implants were removed before completion of prosthetic treatment. One hundred eleven implants were evaluated at the recall examination. Almost all majority of patients (93 implants), it was a 17 months (range, 11 to 21 months). No implants were lost during the loading period. The overall survival rate was 95%. The survival rate for mandibular implants was 94%; for maxillary implants, it was 96%. These percentages were not statistically different. Crestal bone remodeling was examined using periapical radiographs. After 17 months in function, only 3 implants (2.5%) presented bone loss beyond the first thread. (INT J ORAL MAXILLOFAC IMPLANTS 2001;16:827832)
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pickle-warehouse 0.0.17
Easily dump python objects to files, and then load them back.
Latest Version: 0.1.1
Pickle Warehouse makes it easy to save Python objects to files with meaningful identifiers.
How to use
Pickle Warehouse provides a dictionary-like object that is associated with a particular directory on your computer.
from pickle_warehouse import Warehouse warehouse = Warehouse('/tmp/a-directory')
The keys correspond to files, and the values get pickled to the files.
warehouse['filename'] = range(100) import pickle range(100) == pickle.load(open('/tmp/a-directory/filename', 'rb'))
You can also read and delete things.
# Read range(100) == warehouse['filename'] # Delete del(warehouse['filename'])
The coolest part is that the key gets interpreted in a fancy way. Aside from strings and string-like objects, you can use iterables of strings; all of these indices refer to the file /tmp/a-directory/foo/bar/baz:
warehouse[('foo','bar','baz')] warehouse[['foo','bar','baz']]
If you pass a relative path to a file, it will be broken up as you'd expect; that is, strings get split on slashes and backslashes.
warehouse['foo/bar/baz'] warehouse['foo\\bar\\baz']
Note well: Specifying an absolute path won't save things outside the warehouse directory.
warehouse['/foo/bar/baz'] # -> foo, bar, baz warehouse['C:\\foo\\bar\\baz'] # -> c, foo, bar, baz # (lowercase "c")
If you pass a URL, it will also get broken up in a reasonable way.
# /tmp/a-directory/http/thomaslevine.com/!/?foo=bar#baz warehouse['http://thomaslevine.com/!/?foo=bar#baz'] # /tmp/a-directory/thomaslevine.com/!?foo=bar#baz warehouse['thomaslevine.com/!?foo=bar#baz']
Dates and datetimes get converted to YYYY-MM-DD
import datetime # /tmp/a-directory/2014-02-26 warehouse[datetime.date(2014,2,26)] warehouse[datetime.datetime(2014,2,26,13,6,42)]
And you can mix these formats!
# /tmp/a-directory/http/thomaslevine.com/open-data/2014-02-26 warehouse[('http://thomaslevine.com/open-data', datetime.date(2014,2,26))]
It also has typical dictionary methods like keys
, values
, items
and update
When to use
pickle-warehouse is for when you want a persistant store of Python objects. If you want an in-memory pickle store, look at _pickleDB: https://pythonhosted.org/pickleDB/.
Pickle Warehouse is strictly better than Mongo, so you should use it anywhere where you were previously using Mongo. Pickle Warehouse is designed for write-heavy workloads that need scalability (easy sharding), traditional database reliability (ACID), flexible schemas, and highly configurable indexing.
Pickle Warehouse is acidic
Here's how it accomplishes that.
- Atomicity
- Writes are made to a temporary file that gets renamed.
- Consistency
- I don't get this one, but I'm pretty sure I have it.
- Isolation
- Simultaneous writes are handled quite cleanly. If reads occur during writes, an error gets thrown, and you can try again.
- Durability
- All data are saved to disk right away.
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Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists and antagonists belong to a group of hormone drugs called GnRH analogues.
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Some GnRH analogues are taken as nasal sprays and some are injected under the skin.
Daily GnRH agonist injections overstimulate the pituitary gland, triggering production of more luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) than normal, which makes the pituitary gland temporarily shut down. The "disabled" pituitary gland then stops producing LH and FSH, which in turn stops ovulation.
GnRH antagonist injection is a more recent addition to infertility treatment. While agonists act over several days to stop ovulation, antagonists act almost immediately by blocking the effect of GnRH on the pituitary gland. Because an antagonist stops the pituitary from making LH within an hour or two, it doesn't have to be used for as many days as an agonist does.
GnRH analogue treatment is used to "shut down" the pituitaryhormones that control the ovaries.
To treat infertility concerns, a GnRH analogue (agonist or antagonist) is used:
GnRH analogues (agonists and antagonists) predictably stop ovulation and menstruation. Agonists take more days of treatment than antagonists do to shut down the ovaries.
Controlling ovulation timing before an infertility procedure. Shutting down the pituitary with GnRH analogue treatment, paired with a hormone to stimulate egg production, lowers the chance that an ART procedure will be canceled because of early ovulation. For controlling egg production before an infertility treatment, a longer course of GnRH agonist treatment has been shown to produce higher pregnancy and live birth rates, when compared with a short course of doses.1
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CitationsBurney RO, et al. (2007). Infertility. In JS Berek, ed., Berek & Novak's Gynecology, 14th ed., pp. 1185–1275. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.
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SOLO-NZ Press Release: Most Sickening Waitangi Day Ever February 7, 2008 Yesterday's Waitangi Day celebrations, acclaimed by the media as the most peaceful in a long while, were actually the most sickening ever, says SOLO Principal Lindsay Perigo. "They plainly confirmed the voluntary servitude of the media to Mordi separatists and the dearth of decency among mainstream politicians. In fact, the only one who came through with her dignity intact was Helen Clark. "First was the revolting spectacle of John Key, now double-jointed from all his recent flip-flopping, brown-nosing one of the specimens implicated in the proposal to assassinate him. Craven cowardice doesn't come any more craven and cowardly than this. "Then came the brown-nosing of the same wannabe terrorist and his family and other co-conspirators by TVNZ's Close Up programme, which had paid some of the expenses of these creatures. Close-Up was simply wall-to-wall Harawira/Iti, including nauseating genuflection by reporter Janes and presenter Sainsbury, with not even a token attempt at balance or devil's advocacy," says Perigo, himself a former TVNZ presenter. "Where was the voice pointing out that the terror raids were 100% justified, as shown by evidence published in defiance of the Solicitor-General? "Where was the voice saying that the only 'sovereignty' that matters is individual sovereignty, for which western values allow and which Mordi tribalism quashes? "Where was the voice telling Maori that blaming whites for their disproportionate criminality no longer cuts it, that the ethic of self-responsibility is as applicable to Maori selves as to Pakeha selves? "That voice was nowhere to be heard because the media have shut it down and the politicians who should be part of it have betrayed it. That includes National and Act. "Things have come to a pretty pass when the Fourth Estate and opposition parties not only do not probe and expose evil, but also lick its every last orifice. "February 6, 2008, was truly a day of shame and a day for vomit," Perigo concludes. Lindsay Perigo 021 255 8715 SOLO SOLOPassion.com
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Submitted by Lindsay Perigo on Thu, 2008-02-07 06:30.
Fwom Scoop: Tax Cuts? Must Be Election Year - Rodney Hide Thursday, 7 February 2008, 4:04 pm ACT Leader Rodney Hide today said that it was heartening to see that the upcoming election has helped Finance Minister Dr Michael Cullen to overcome his ideological opposition to tax cuts and enabled him to actually begin talking about them. "This is great news for New Zealanders because - especially given that, in the nine years it has had to cut taxes, Labour has done nothing but put them up," Mr Hide said. "The first tax that Dr Cullen should cut is the 39 percent tax rate - an increase that was never necessary to begin with. The fact is that this envy tax serves no purpose, raises money the Government doesn't need and simply serves to punish people trying to get ahead for being successful. The only real way to get tax cuts is to bring Government spending under control. To date, ACT - with its Taxpayer Rights Bill - is the only Party in Parliament with an actual plan for holding Government spending," Mr Hide said. ENDS Note, *hold* not *slash* government spending. Talking of Scoop, this press release from me has been #1 on NZ Politics for several hours and is #4 on sitewide most read. I liked Hide better when he
Submitted by Lance on Thu, 2008-02-07 02:41.
I liked Hide better when he was fat and angry. Guess he lost his appetite as well as the weight. Miss Hide ...
Submitted by Lindsay Perigo on Thu, 2008-02-07 02:36.
... has let it be known she's going to run a very soft campaign so as not to frighten the horses in Epsom. She deserves to go down in a giggly heap. I don't know who's worst anymore
Submitted by Big Ben on Thu, 2008-02-07 02:26.
I hate Clark's views but I'm even more disgusted with Key's complete lack of them. Act needs to stop being so soft. There lack of attacks on national lately have been sad it's no wonder there polling at 0.5%. Spot On Lindsay
Submitted by Sandi on Wed, 2008-02-06 23:17.
And I would hasten to bet that that your words speak for a huge number of New Zealanders who feel exactly the same way. I was thoroughly disgusted with TV One and Close Up's coverage last night and as for John Key; New Zealanders have been given a full glimpse at a pusillanimous, cowering, weak kneed, Yes, ironic wasn't it.
Submitted by Mark Hubbard on Wed, 2008-02-06 22:52.
Yes, ironic wasn't it. Clark came out of the day far better than Key. I really can't think what the hell Key thinks he is doing. He seems utterly incapable of thinking or philosophising (hysterical laugh). I wonder if Glenn is still going to give him a vote after that display |
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Coudé Du Foresto, V. [LESIA-Obs.Paris] | |
Absil, Olivier [Université de Liège - ULg > Département d'astrophys., géophysique et océanographie (AGO) > Astroph. extragalactique et observations spatiales (AEOS) >] | |
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[en] The high Antarctic plateau is a very unique environment whose main characteristics make it a premier site for high angular resolution, high dynamic range observations at infrared wavelengths. This is due to a combination of cold temperatures (low emissivity), dry air (infrared transparency), and a night time atmospheric turbulence which is concentrated in the first ~30m near the ground (which results in a large isoplanatic angle). Above that turbulent layer (a location that can be reached either by support structures or tethered balloons), the free air seeing is both exceptionally benign and slow. There, simulations show that a small dedicated interferometer (two 1m-class telescopes) equipped with a nuller instrument performs better than the same instrument behind 8m-class telescopes on a temperate site. It can characterize the distribution of dust emission around nearby main sequence stars, a necessary precursor science for Darwin and TPF-I. The nature of the site, intermediate between ground and space both in potential and technical challenge, adds particular relevance to the demonstration of nulling for a space mission. | |
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