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May 15, 2015
To all visitors to Prince Rupert's Homecoming . . . welcome home! Hope you enjoy all of the festivities of the weekend! We're glad you are back.
April 28, 2015
Prince Rupert Homecoming weekend is almost here! Celebrate with us May 14th to 18th 2015. Lots of great events planned for the weekend.
January 30, 2015
Continental Breakfast is included each day with all guest rooms. You'll find a selection of cereals, assorted breads, muffins, scones, cheese, yogurt, and fresh fruit as well as tea, coffee, hot chocolate and fruit juices. Start your morning with breakfast on us, served in our Island Lounge overlooking the Prince Rupert harbour.
September 16, 2014
The airport shuttle for Air Canada flights is now even closer to Inn on the Harbour than in the past. You'll find the bus transportation just around the corner on 6th street, only steps from our lobby.
September 16, 2014
We now have one of the iPads for Visit Prince Rupert in our lobby. Guests can use the iPad to check out what's happening in the region, book accommodation for futher travel, check BC Ferries schedules, and much more. It's a mini Visitor Info centre on site at Inn on the Harbour.
September 9, 2014
September is a great month for whale watching on the North Coast. Prince Rupert Adventure Tours has whale watching tours available until September 21st. For information and tour schedule check out their website at: www.adventuretours.net
April 29, 2014
Tourism Prince Rupert is pleased to announce that The Prince Rupert Visitor Information Centre will be opening within the Port Interpretive Centre in Cow Bay's Atlin Terminal. the Visitor Centre will be part of Destination British Columbia's Official Visitor Centre Network and will begin welcoming guests on May 1st 2014.
February 26, 2014
Anniversary or Birthday? Treat yourself or someone you love to a night in one of our beautiful Harbourview Studio Suites.
February 7, 2014
Inn on the Harbour is proud to have been nominated for a Prince Rupert and District Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence award in the category 'Small Business of the Year: Hospitality, Tourism and Service'. We congratulate all of the nominees and invite you to cast your vote at http://awards.princerupertchamber.ca/
January 16, 2014
Saturday, January 25th 1pm until 5 pm. We're proud of the changes we've made and we'd like to share them with you. Studio suites~Conference Room~newly refurnbished guestrooms~showcasing local and regional art. Come and see what our boutique hotel has to offer!
November 4, 2013
We were very excited to unveil the new artwork in our Harbour Room last month. Local artist Kostan Lagace of Coastal Fusion Art was present to assist with mounting and revealing the beautiful Octopus and we are thrilled with how it looks. Kostan was featured on the Colorific Digital Printing client showcase. You can learn more about him or contact him through the Coastal Fusion Art Facebook... Read More
September 12, 2013
Whale watching in Prince Rupert is always a great adventure! Many of our guests have enjoyed some of the most spectacular whale watching of the entire season over the past two weeks. Prince Rupert Adventure Tours has whale watching excursions ongoing until September 26, 2013. Come to Rupert for a back-to-school weekend getaway and have an amazing experience!
August 9, 2013
Harbour Theatre presents the 15th Annual UdderFest August 14-18, 2013. Come stay at the Inn on the Harbour and be only steps away from the Tom Rooney venue or a short drive to the Lester Centre venue. Visit the UdderFest Facebook Page for a schedule of events and more information.
May 29, 2013
Prince Rupert's 35th annual Seafest will be held June 6th to 9th 2013. Come and celebrate with us! For a schedule of events, visit the Northern View http://www.thenorthernview.com/news/158152845.html
May 9, 2013
Our beautiful new studio suites are now available. Treat yourself!
May 9, 2013
We are now serving breakfast in our new Island Lounge overlooking the Prince Rupert Harbour. A great place to start your day.
March 1, 2013
For your convenience we now have a mobile website. Check it out on your smartphone at www.innontheharbour.com
February 12, 2013
We are pleased to welcome all participants and supporters to the 54th Annual All Native Basketball Tournament and hope you enjoy your stay in Prince Rupert.
January 25, 2013
Inn on the Harbour is proud to be a nominee for a Prince Rupert Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Award in the category of Small Business--Hospitality/Tourism/Service. Voting is now open at http://awards.princerupertchamber.ca/ and the winners will be announced February 23, 2013.
January 24, 2013
Our crew is hard at work building an awesome new breakfast room with an ocean view. Soon you'll enjoy your breakfast while watching the activity in the harbour. Anticipation!


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I too have very fine hair that requires everyday shampooing and styling to get any volume or body. I'm going to use this daily. Many compliments and no one believes this is a wig until I confess! My only complaint are strand of hair that won't lay on the correct side so they are constantly in my face, which I hate. I will have to find a remedy for that. Love the wild flower color , which has several colors of blond and the roots are dark, so beware. Texture is silky soft and thick enough to hide the cap when you bend over.light weight and after 5 min. You forget your wearing it. I'm considering purchasing another in case this one thins overtime !
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Comments about Paula Young Bridgette Wig by Jaclyn Smith:
My new hair looks so natural that people were shocked when I told them. I don't recall ever getting so many compliments in one day...lol.I would highly recommend this product and have been recommending it to the ladies who said they had been considering getting a wig. And it arrived only 4 days after ordering.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Easy to wear!
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My hair has started to thin just recently due to menopause. Not fun! I thought I would try something different and get a wig. This is my first wig purchase and I am very pleased with the fit and ease of putting it on over my long hair.It looks great right out of the box. This color is 14/26A Sunkissed Blonde; a great match to my natural color. It is reasonably priced and I plan on purchasing another Jaclyn Smith wig in a similar style.I snapped the photo right after I opened the box, shook the wig, and put it on. TOO EASY! I like walking by the mirror now!
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Wow a great wig. I am a cosmetologist and been doing hair for 29 years. And I have long hair .But this wig is so convenient for me. And everyone thinks its my hair. The only thing I would suggest is to trim the bangs that fit your face and his comfortable for your face. And enjoy..
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Love this wig. I have purchased a few from other sources and this one far exceeds the others. Great fit and very natural. Love the color too! Since my natural hair has thinned due to medical treatments I now have my confident smile back!Thank you so much, and yes I am already considering another purchase.
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My favorite Jaclyn Smith wig because of its natural look, versatility. Wig fiber is very soft and has natural movement because of the soft layering. I use a wide tooth comb to style it and have not had problems with tangles or frayed ends. People will not know you are wearing a wig! The part looks natural, ends can be pulled back into a ponytail. Only con would be that Jaclyn Smith doesn't offer darker wig colors.
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My natural hair is very fine in texture. When it's long it has very little body and goes flat quickly even after styling. This wig has very natural looking color, a great style to wear everyday, and lots of body. I will be wearing it daily this coming fall and winter to have the full bodied hair I have always wanted and also help keepmy head warmer on those colder days.
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I put this wig on and had 2 doctors appointments that day, everyone loved my new cut and color, they wanted to know where I had it done, I finally fessed up and they was all in awe!
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This wig is very high quality. The fibers are soft and easy to comb. I have received many compliments while wearing this wig. I bought a little piece with wavy hair, and I pull back 2 sides of the wig, and add the attachment. Beautiful. Very glamorous!
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Too short a life it easily kinks up
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I love the wig too much to recommend it to a friend... I wouldn't want anyone else wearing the same wig if I knew them. Make sense, right?
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CHERRY POINT — Like all good Marines, Gunnery Sgt. Mathew Strother is ready to go to Afghanistan and get the job done.
"I'm confident in our abilities to do our job," said Strother, who is the operations chief for the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing Tactical Air Center. "We've done a lot of training and we've done a lot of work to get ready. They're real good Marines."
Strother was one of about 70 Marines in Main Body II of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward) who left Cherry Point air station Monday for a one-year deployment to Afghanistan.
For Sgt. Jason Rothgeb, a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense specialist, the deployment is his fourth.
"I've been to Iraq. I've done a MEU. I responded to the nuclear crisis in Japan last March, and this will be my first deployment to Afghanistan," he said.
Rothgeb said goodbye to his two sons, Skyler, 3, and Jayden, 2, and wife Michelle in a parking lot with the other Marines.
"This will be my first major deployment away from my two kids," he said. "I don't think it will be too hard on me. I think it will be harder on them once they realize I'm gone and on my way."
His wife said the year apart would be difficult.
"We'll miss him, but we'll do a lot of pictures and letters and hopefully we'll be able to video chat, which will be good for the little ones," she said. "I'm crossing my fingers he comes back safe."
Gunnery Sgt. Moses Vilca, 35, has been on eight deployments.
"I've been everywhere — Iraq, Afghanistan, Africa. You name, I've been there," the 15-year Marine Corps veteran said. "The camaraderie could not be any better. I feel proud of everybody I'm deploying with. All of the men and women here that are serving their country are doing an awesome job day in and day out. Whether it's Afghanistan or Iraq, they are just doing a phenomenal job."
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"I think what makes this time unique is the focus is going to be the emphasis on the Afghan army and setting them up for success," Bajus said. "When we started in 2009, we were in the buildup phase. And then 2011, there was force projection and taking it to the enemy, and now this year when we relieve 3rd MAW, we're going to continue what they've been doing which is setting up the Afghan army and the Afghan government for success.
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text: ArticleRelated Diseases smallermediumlarger 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next Fish Odor Syndrome (Trimethylaminuria) Fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria) facts* What is fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria)? What are the signs and symptoms of fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria)? What causes fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria)? How common is fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria)? What genes are related to fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria)? How do people inherit fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria)? Where can I find information about diagnosis, management, or treatment of fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria)? Where can I find additional information about fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria)? What other names do people use for fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria)? What if I still have specific questions about fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria)? Patient Comments: Fish Odor Syndrome - Signs and SymptomsPatient Comments: Fish Odor Syndrome - CausesPatient Comments: Fish Odor Syndrome - TreatmentFind a local Doctor in your town Fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria) facts* *Fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria) facts Medically Edited by: Charles P. Davis, MD, PhD Fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria) is a genetic disease; symptoms are often present from birth. Fish odor syndrome is characterized by an offensive body odor and the smell of rotting fish due to the excessive excretion of trimethylaminuria (TMA) in the urine, sweat, and breath of affected individuals. Fish odor syndrome is caused by mutations in the FMO3 gene. Other causes of odor body can occur as a result from an excess of proteins in the diet, or from an increase in bacteria that normally produce trimethylamine in the GI tract (also may make fish odor syndrome worse); liver disease, kidney disease, poor hygiene, gingivitis, and cases of blood-borne halitosis. Diagnostic tests that help differentiate fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria) from other causes of body odor are available at specialized laboratories. Fish odor syndrome symptoms have been seen temporarily in a small number of premature infants and in healthy women at the start of menstruation, usually in individuals that are heterozygous for the mutant FMO3 gene or due to immaturity of the faulty FMO3 gene expression (FMO3 expression increases with age). Fish odor syndrome treatment includes certain dietary restrictions, use of acid lotions and soaps to remove secreted trimethylamine on the skin, use of activated charcoal and copper chlorophyllin, certain antibiotics, laxatives, and riboflavin supplements. Next: What is fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria)?1 2 3 4 5 6 Next Fish Odor Syndrome (Trimethylaminuria) Index Find a Local Doctor Patient Comments Viewers share their comments Fish Odor Syndrome - Signs and Symptoms Question: What were the signs and symptoms associated with fish odor syndrome in you or someone you know? View 3 Comments • Submit » Fish Odor Syndrome - Causes Question: If known, what was the cause of your fish odor syndrome? View 1 Comment • Submit » Fish Odor Syndrome - Treatment Question: Discuss your diagnosis of and treatment for fish odor syndrome. View 1 Comment • Submit » Share this Article: Facebook Twitter Email Print Article Suggested Reading on Fish Odor Syndrome (Trimethylaminuria) by Our Doctors Related Diseases & Conditions 4 articles Stress Stress occurs when forces from the outside world impinge on the individual. Stress is a normal part of life. However, over-stress, can be harmful. There Depression Depression is an illness that involves the body, mood, and thoughts and affects the way a person eats and sleeps, the way one feels about oneself, and Bad Breath Bad breath can result from poor oral hygien habits and may be a sign of other health problems. Bad breath, also called halitosis, can be made worse by Genetic Disease Genetic disease is a disorder or condition caused by abnormalities in a person's genome. Types of genetic inheritance include single inheritance (for example, Medications 0 articles Procedures & Tests 0 articles Pictures, Images & Quizzes 0 articles Doctor's & Expert's Views 0 articles Health News 1 articles Health Features 0 articles STAY INFORMED Get the latest health and medical information delivered direct to your inbox!


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Has Apple Lost Its MoJo (mo~jo | noun) : charm, magic?
by ajtrek - 11/9/12 6:01 PM
Before I begin to elaborate on the title let me state that I am an Apple product enthusiast. My meager collection of Apple products consists of a 17" MacBook Pro (early 2011), a 27" iMac (late 2009), 1st and 3rd Generation iPads, two iPod Touches, two Time Capsules, 1st and 2nd Generation Airport Expresses, two 3rd Generation Apple TV's, iCloud storage and I use iTunes match! OK....I don't yet have an iPhone...so sue me. At the moment I'm debating whether or not to buy the iPhone 5 or wait until the next iteration to give Apple time to fix it's maps app and maybe include some other nice-to-have features like NFC (sweet).
So, why do I ask...Has Apple Lost Its MoJo? Recently, while cruising the CNET site I ran across several interesting articles. One by Charles Cooper, an executive editor at CNET News discussing the recent drop in Apple Stock. Another by Greg Sandoval who covers digital entertainment for CNET who commented on an interview of David Sobotta, former director of Apple's federal group by Readwrite.com wherein Sobotta allegedly questions Tim Cooks leadership style and dubbed him a tech "lightweight". In an article by Steven Musil, night news editor at CNET News he cites quotes by Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO and co-founder of investment firm Double Capital as having told CNBC that Apple shares may drop to $425. However, on the brighter side Oppenheimer & Co., analyst Lttai Kidron believes that the pounding that Apple stock has taken is over done and the stock will bounce back, this from an article by Roger Cheng, an executive editor for CNET News.
Lot's of negative press lately about the Wunderkind-Corp Apple. We all know that Apple is the master of fanfare and mystique when it comes to a product launch. No one does it better. But I wonder as consumers have we come to the point that we expect any major revolution in tech entertainment products and/or productivity to bear an Apple logo.
The last revolutionary product from Apple was the iPad. New iterations of the iPhone, iPod Touch and siblings, as well as Apple TV have all been evolutionary. By that I mean they are basically the same products that essentially do the same thing as their predecessors, but only better. The last two unveilings of the iPhone after much fanfare were followed by "antenna gate" and the most recent in the form of the iPhone 5 has major problems with its Apple branded "maps'" feature. So much so that Tim Cook made an apology and of all things recommended an alternative competing platform (that shall go nameless - but it starts with "G")!
I must admit the Retina Display that first appeared in the iPhone was revolutionary and required some amazing technology to make it work. However, the inclusion of the Retina Display in the iPad and of late the MacBook Pro line IMO is no more than what one would expect. Start small (iPhone) then after a few teaks go large (MacBook Pro). Recently, Apple put the iMac on a much needed weight loss program. But isn't every manufacturer finding ways to cut the fat and go lean and mean. So when the next Retina Display appears in the iMac will that be revolutionary or evolutionary? You make the call.
I do believe that Apple will introduce another revolutionary product that will rock the tech industry. Let's not forget that Apple is still in it's infancy when compared to also-ran tech giants like Sony and HP and will not turn 40 until 2016!
The Apple design pipeline I would suspect is a treasure trove of exciting things to come. However, until then Apple needs to find away to stay relevant but ease the pressure of having every product advancement that it unveils being viewed as the next technological planet buster. I still don't get all the hoopla over the iPad mini. Sure it's small and light weight but from a capitalization point of view it's what Apple had to do in order to fill a competitive gap. Frankly, I'm still a little miffed that my 3rd Generation iPad is now old news after only 6 months! As Brian Tong would say....BADDDDD APPLE!
So, I ask you again...Has Apple Lost Its MoJo...or is that we expect too much in too short a span of time from the this tech juggernaut? Not to tick anyone off...but...just look at how long it took Microsoft to develop Windows 8. I'm just say'n....
What are your thoughts? Lets hear 'em!
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David Morrell, best-selling author of First Blood, The Brotherhood of the Rose and The Fifth Profession, distills four decades of writing and publishing experience into this single masterwork of advice and instruction for fiction writers looking to make it big in the publishing world. With advice proven to create successful novels, Morrell teaches you everything you need to know about:
©2008 David Morrell (P)2011 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
"I found the acute observations and his narrative philosophy more valuable for the new writer than the contents of any 100 other texts." (Dean Koontz)
"For anyone interested in the craft of writing, from beginners to seasoned veterans, this is a must read." (Booklist)
"This is the best guidebook to both writing and the business of writing that I've ever read." (Peter Straub)
Bi-Vocational Pastor/Draftsman. Full time husband and dad. Audiobooks are a staple in my life because I can read and work...
"REALITY CHECK! Very Enlightening and practical."
I have been debating on attempting a novel and have no experience writing, other than college papers 15 years ago. What is really good about this book is that the author really seems to care about people who are interested, but not sure where to start. This book really is for people like me, who have this plot in their head and it needs to be written...now what. He includes very practical "getting started" advice, common mistakes, good advice on what seems like every concern to a novelist. He constantly uses himself and his experiences to show good and bad ideas, which is immensely helpful! He wrote First Blood (Rambo movie) and since most people are familiar with the movie, its easy to follow his examples using it. He also includes everything to expect from brainstorming your plot and characters, to actual writing, to organizing, to submitting drafts, to agents, to publishing, to movie contracts...all very interesting. The time spent on "how" to write in perspective was great. It feels graduate school quality. The biggest plus for me is that in all of this knowledge he is sharing, he is constantly writing to me, encouraging me to not write to achieve any of those things, but to write to satisfy myself. Mr. Morrell, this has been such a reality check and informing. It was a pleasure to read it. Thank You!
I make my living as a truck driver. I fill the space between deliveries with audio books.
"Did Patrick Lawlor write this?"
Firstly, I really enjoyed this reader. There were times where his delivery was so enthusiastic that I thought maybe HE wrote the book. Lawlor was the perfect match for Morrell's direct, clean, and clear prose.
This book features lots of advice and tips on writing the types of books Morrell writes -- thrillers. (I don't mean that pejoratively, if it sounds that way.) There's a good assortment of life stories on everything from Morrell's life before publication up to and including his present day success. I was pleased to hear a few real world figures. He includes statistics on how few people actually make a living as a professional writer. Morrell is one of the few writers to tell you honestly what he was paid for one of his projects. He breaks down the sale and history of First Blood for you.
He has an extended section where he rails against the use of first person point of view in fiction. For a former Literature professor he's surprisingly literal-minded when it comes to a first person story telling. He seems to accept only diary entry or oral history transcribed as the only plausible explanations for how a first person story gets into a reader's hands. I've always taken it as one of fiction's conventions that you were more or less inside the narrators head as the story is laid out for you.
That minor quibble aside, this book lives up to it's reputation and is well worth a listen.
"Great advice for writers"
This is a great book for someone interested in being a writer and even someone interested in just knowing how writers are able to create page turners. David Morrell is known for writing "First Blood," which is often mistakenly referred to as "Rambo." The tone is conversational and even modest for someone who has written bestsellers. Th book is filled with useful advice and humorous stories.
"Great Advice"
I have already listened to this audio three times and I will probably listen to it again. David Morrell, author of First Blood among other books - gives advice I can use every time I sit down to write.
His advice is down to earth, realistic and usable. I highly recommend this book to anyone trying to write a book. It is one of the most helpful books I have ever encountered on writing.
"Overall great summary covering everything you need"
David touches on everything it seems. The book is not boring and perfectly paced. I learned so many facts about being a writer that I'm more confident in my future journey without so many mind clogging questions. He exposes his own personal life which helps tremendously for understanding what's ahead. Great work!
Love to read. Love to write.
"Love, love, loved it"
I've read too many books to count on the subject of writing so wasn't expecting anything earth-moving when I purchased this other than perhaps "something to remind me to do things that I'd otherwise forgotten about". Boy was I wrong. This was a wonderful book - I enjoyed every moment of. Not only informative - it's always great to hear from someone who has "been there and done that" tell how the real deal is - but it's also full of lots of great tips and motivations AND a fair amount of doses of reality - not always pleasant but heck, that's the real world, right? I loved this book and thank you David Morrell for writing it and for sharing such a wealth of information.
"A must for writers"
This is essential for anyone who wants to write. The narrator was also superb.
"Excellent book on writing fiction"
A very insightful and practical book on writing (primarily fiction) by a highly intelligent and accomplished fiction author who also loved teaching writing as an academic for many years. I highly recommend it for anyone wanting to know more about the fiction writing craft and gain insights into the difficulties of publishing.
"As a pro writer myself, this book is dead on"
The author is very candid about what it actually takes to become and sustain a career as a professional writer. Highly recommend to anyone actually trying to make a living at the keyboard.
"This man created Rambo..."
It is an extremely good review of what it takes to become a successful writer from a man who did. It doesn't get much better than that. He is a very good writer (not great, in my opinion, but certainly very good) and he documents much of that in this book.
Fiction Writing Demystified, by Thomas Sawyer. Sawyer is another successful writer (was the head writer and producer on Murder, She Wrote for many years) and both volumes are similar in the way they document the process (motivation, mechanics, editing, publishing,, marketing, etc.) of fiction writing. Both are no-nonsense journals of being successful and I enjoyed them both equally and learned A LOT from both.
Hmmm. Don't know about that, but Lawlor did a very good job in narrating the book. There is not a lot of "performance" on this as it is more reference work which does not require that.
It is very informative and insightful into the professional life of a working, successful fiction writer.
I would love to be a working, successful fiction writer!! ;-)
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AT&T adds two new tiers to their Mobile Share plans
AT&T announced two additions to it's Mobile Share plans, a 300MB tier and a 2GB tier. The 300MB tier is aimed more at basic tiers, while the 2GB plan, at $50 per month, is meant to give more flexibility to those customers that need more than 1GB, says AT&T.
The 300 MB plan is only $20 a month, with additional costs per device added. Now, customers with basic and quick-messaging devices can share data and unlimited talk and text for as low as $50 a month and smartphone customers for $70 a month.
The new 2 GB plan provides another choice for customers whose data needs exceed our existing 1 GB plan available today.
Both AT&T's Mobile Share plans are allow customers to share a pool of data between several devices without the need for separate accounts for phones and other devices. So rather than paying AT&T separately for the data on your iPad with LTE, you add it to your existing AT&T bill. Both AT&T and Verizon push customers towards these shared data plans, though in AT&T's case, individual plans for singular devices are still offered.
If you want to sign up for either of these new Mobile Share tiers, you can do so beginning this Friday, July 26. Anyone planning on doing that?
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AT&T adds two new tiers to their Mobile Share plans
2GB please! Having no option between 1GB and 4GB was ridiculous! Thanks AT&T!
Where are the data share plans that don't require unlimited voice? I am not paying more for this than I currently pay AT&T just to share 2GB with my wife.
Another question I have of AT&T is, why are there such huge price gaps between plans when all data is essentially the same? For example, a 300MB plan with 2 phones is paying $400/GB (shared) where a 4GB plan with 2 phones is paying only $37.50/GB (shared).


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|Jackie Benson, RN is the February 2014 DAISY Award Recipient
Jackie Benson, RN is the February 2014 DAISY Award recipient. She is a nurse in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The DAISY Award is presented monthly to an All Children's Hospital Nurse who has provided extraordinary service to our patients.
Jackie was nominated by a colleague who wrote:
I have had the privilege of working with Jackie for many, many years and I am continuously amazed at her love and dedication to the patients in the NICU at All Children's Hospital. Recently, one of Jackie's patients was very sick. It was likely the child would not survive. Jackie contacted the patient's family to have them come to the hospital to be with their child. Because of transportation issues, the family did not arrive until after the baby had passed away. Jackie provided amazing care for the baby. She bathed and dressing her in nice clothing in preparation for what was to come. Jackie even held and rocked the baby to provide comfort because the family was not able to be there. This is the incredible dedication that Jackie shows to her patients. She demonstrated love and compassion to this baby. To Jackie, her patients are not just an "assignment" they are all special. For that reason, I would like to nominate Jackie for the Daisy Award.
Jackie's director added:
Jackie has been a RN in the NICU for nearly 35 years. She can readily take care of any of the infants in the NICU but her passion is taking care of the sickest babies, said Cindy Driscoll RN, BSN, MS, NEA-BC, Administrative Director of the NICU and RT. She provides care with great knowledge and skills and integrates true compassion for her patients and their families. That was evidenced in this nomination. She has a great way of diffusing stress for our families with her kind words and quick wit. She is very attentive to detail, not only on clinical parameters but also those little details that mean so much to our families.
Thank you, Jackie, for the compassionate care you provide our patients.


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Outdoor Activities
Participating in recreational activities outdoors is beneficial in many ways. Such activities allow one to enjoy nature and weather, explore new areas and interact with fauna and flora. They often involve exercise as well. The range of outdoor activities vary with terrain and climate, but there are innumerable diversions one can pursue in the great outdoors.
On land, one can participate in camping, hiking, tree/rock/mountain climbing, cycling, running, and geocaching. In colder climates, the activities of skiing, snowboarding, iceskating and just playing in the snow become accessible.
Oceans and other bodies of water provide a plethora of unique activities. Scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing, swimming, boating and playing water sports are all common aquatic pursuits. Humans also partake in various forms of flight, skydiving, parasailing, gliding, ballooning and bungee jumping while in the air.
MNN has many resources that can educate and aid you in discovering outdoor pursuits. (Photo: Shutterstock)


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Active neighborhood citizens drive positive change in our great community. Not only is being an active member in your neighborhood beneficial to you and your family, it also helps our larger community grow and progress. The City of Reno is divided into five City Council wards. Each of these wards has one representative on the Reno City Council. The City Council also includes one At-Large Councilmember and The Mayor.
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Council unanimously approved staff's recommendation and adopted the Resolution to reinstate Neighborhood Advisory Boards (NABs).Tentative NAB Timeline:- March 11: Council approved Adoption of NAB Resolution.
- April 24: NAB applications to Council for review
- May 13: Appointments made at Council meeting
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- June 2015: Training Sessions
- July 2015: First NAB meetings
Some terms of the proposed new NABs are:
- There will be one NAB per Ward and five board members per NAB.
- NAB members will be appointed by Council and serve for a two-year term. Former NAB members' (the former program was disbanded in 2013) term limits will not be affected by prior service on a NAB.
- NAB meetings would be held monthly and follow Nevada's Open Meeting Law.
- A City Planner would be in attendance at every NAB meeting.
View staff's presentation for detailed information on the program such as objectives, structure, meeting locations, and training. The primary objectives of the new NABs will be to:
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March 11, 02
Vol. 17 , No. 07
The World According to John Singleton: Film and Society
Producer, director, and screenwriter John Singleton most recently wrote, produced, and directed Baby Boy (2001), starring singer Tyrese, Ving Rhames, Snoop Dogg, and newcomer Taraji P. Henson. Baby Boy has received four NAACP nominations. He also wrote, produced, and directed Shaft (2000), starring Samuel Jackson for Paramount Pictures; Higher Learning (1995), starring Omar Epps and Laurence Fishburne; and Poetic Justice (1993), starring Janet Jackson. He also directed Rosewood (1997), starring Jon Voight and Ving Rhames.
While Singleton was attending the Filmic Writing Program at USC, he won three writing awards from the university, which led to a contract with Creative Artist Agency during his sophomore year. He was also a recipient of the John Nicholson Award in 1989 and 1990, and the Robert Riskin Award in 1989.
Singleton exploded onto the scene with his first film, Boyz N the Hood (1991), a tough, intelligent, plain-speaking look at friends in gang-ridden South Central L.A. that earned him Oscar nominations for Best Original Screenplay and Best Director, becoming the first African-American (and the youngest filmmaker ever) to do so. Singleton's numerous awards include the LAFCA New Generation Award (1991), the MTV Movie Award for Best New Filmmaker in 1992, the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best New Director (Boyz N the Hood) 1991, and finally the ShoWest Award for Screenwriter of the Year, and the Special Award for Directorial Debut of the Year, 1992.
John Singleton is currently developing a film for the big screen titled Sinbad, and a film about the twist and turns in the music business titled Flow. He has also directed several television commercials for Coca-Cola and AT&T with D.L. Hughley.
The Pomona College Department of Theater: Seven Against Thebes by Aeschylus
THOMAS LEABHART, director
EMILY VIGNERON, assistant director
The Greek playwright Aeschylus wrote Seven Against Thebes in 467 B.C. for presentation in the annual Athenian dramatic contest, for which he won first prize. In his play, Aeschylus, who was a veteran soldier, vividly evokes the terror, the slaughter, and the complete loss of body and spirit that are the awful spoils of war.
Sophocles tells the story of Oedipus and his family in three plays, Oedipus Rex (430 B.C.), Oedipus at Colonus (401 B.C.), and Antigone (441 B.C.). Aeschylus' play, Seven Against Thebes, fills in missing parts of the story, allowing us to see the battle between Oedipus' two sons for the right to rule the Kingdom of Thebes. Based on a popular legend, not an original story, it is the tale of seven heroes-Polynices, Adrastus, Amphiaraus, Hippomedon, Capaneus, Tydeus, and Parthenopaeus.
Directed by Professor Thomas Leabhart of Pomona College, this project was undertaken by the theatre department as a response to the events of September 11. Professor Leabhart and the cast of students from The Claremont Colleges are bringing this production to the Athenaeum for a noontime performance, planned in conjunction with the Questions of Civilization curriculum.
Lunch is served at 11:45 a.m. The performance begins at 12:15 p.m. and concludes at 1:00 p.m.
On Natural Law
Are concepts of natural justice and natural law universal? Few people are better equipped to confront such questions than Leszek Kolakowski. Philosopher, historian, theologian, political scientist and literary critic, Kolakowski is one of the most eminent figures in the world of ideas and renowned worldwide for wrestling with philosophical problems with dazzling wit.
This year's Podlich Distinguished Fellow, Professor Kolakowksi began his career at Warsaw University. Having been expelled from his university post by the Polish government in 1968 for political reasons, he became a Visiting Professor at McGill University and at Berkeley before being appointed Senior Research Fellow of All Souls College Oxford. During the 1970s he wrote his monumental, three-volume Main Currents of Marxism (Oxford, 1978). From 1981 to 1994 he was also Professor on the Committee of Social Thought at the University of Chicago.
Professor Kolakowski is the author of over thirty books including Religion: If There is No God... On God, the Devil, Sin, and Other Worries of the So-Called Philosophy of Religion (1990), Bergson (1985), Husserl and the Search for Certitude (1975), Metaphysical Horror (1988), The Presence of Myth (1989), God Owes Us Nothing, A Brief Remark on Pascal's Religion and the Spirit of Jansenism (1995). His many honors include six honorary doctorates, a McArthur Fellowship, the Jefferson Award, and Prix Tocqueville. He will be in residence at Claremont McKenna College until March 30th, and he will give his second lecture, "On the Future of Truth," at the Athenaeum on March 7th.
Year of the Black Horse, Spring Thunder Chinese Music Ensemble
How clean is our house or dorm room? Chinese superstition dictates that you should clean your home before the Chinese New Year, but don't sweep on the day of the New Year for fear of sweeping good luck away. While luck is certainly an important theme of the Chinese New Year, more generally it is a time to express one's sincere wishes of peace and happiness for family and friends.
The Lunar Calendar is based on cycles of the moon taking 60 years, or five sub-cycles of twelve years each. Legend tells of how the twelve years that make up the sub-cycles came to be named after different animals. It says that the Buddha called all of the animals to come to him before he left the Earth. Twelve animals came and to reward them he named the years after them. The Lunar New Year that begins in 2002 is the Year of the Black Horse.
Following a lavish New Year's feast prepared by Chefs David Skinner and Sid Vichaita, guests will be treated to a concert of traditional Chinese music. Five musicians from the Spring Thunder Chinese Music Association will play traditional Chinese instruments that include the zheng (21-25 string zither); dizi (Chinese flute); yangqin (fan-shaped dulcimer); erhu (fiddle); and pipa (string instrument).
And wear red if you can. Tradition says that red is a bright, happy color sure to bring the wearer a bright future. The dinner is for CMC persons only, but the concert is open to all.
Marion Pike Portraits: Who's Who? The Artist's Daughter Remembers
On Valentine's Day, I'll be at the Atheneaum to talk about my mother and the remarkable people she knew and painted. The exhibition of portraits was arranged by Barbara Beretich. Barbara met my mother in Paris in the 1960s when she was a young sculptress who had just received her MFA at Claremont Graduate School. She had wanted to go to Italy to study, but because she was traveling with Louise Padelford, they first visited the studio of Louise's old friend, Marion Pike.
"Why do you want to go to Italy," my mother asked Barbara, as she excitedly leafed through Barbara's portfolio. "You should stay right here in Paris!
"I'd love that," said Barbara," but I couldn't possible afford it."
With that, my mother just picked up the phone, called her friend Gladys, and in a matter of minutes, Barbara had a place to stay, rent free, for a year.
That was my mother. She always knew a Gladys-on every continent and in every town. And she was always ready to meet and to help someone with talent.
Barbara likes to say that the only reason she saw a good bit of my mother was the bathtub. Indeed, Gladys' atelier, where Barbara lived and worked, had only a sink, and Barbara used to show up at my mother's door clutching a towel and hoping to soak in a nice hot tub. But the real reason they saw one was that my mother saw in Barbara, twenty years her junior, makings of a real artist. Raw talent.
Barbara and my mother became friends for life and when mother died in February, 1998, Barbara became Custodian and Curator of her paintings.
Everyone my mother befriended in her 84 years had some special gift-high energy, curiosity, vision, talent. My mother was immediately drawn to extra-ordinary people from all walks of life-and they to her. And that is why the room full of my mother's friends, assembled now at the Athenaeum, runs the gamut from Coco Chanel, Lucille Simon and Claudette Colbert to Andre Malraux, Zubin Mehta and Bob Hope.
I look forward to sharing some of my favorite stories and memories-which all come flooding back as I look up at walls of the Athenaeum and see so many great characters, old friends, and family gazing down at me.
Are Mothers as Important as Warriors?
Theodore Roosevelt once remarked that "the good mother, the wise mother . . . is more important to the community than even the ablest man; her career is more worthy of honor and is more useful to the community than the career of any man, no matter how successful the career of any man . . . ." In her Athenaeum appearance, through a discussion of the ancient archetypes of the Mother and the Warrior, Ann Crittenden will discuss why the traditional female contribution to society is still not valued as highly as that of the traditional male.
In her recent book The Price of Motherhood: Why the Most Important Job in the World is Still the Least Valued (2001), award-winning journalist and author Crittenden exposes how contemporary American society undervalues mothers-both socially and economically. As she points out, motherhood is the single biggest risk factor of poverty in old age. After all, mothers lose out on income if they stay home or are faced with an inflexible job market that makes part-time work scarce or inadequately paid. As Time reported in a review of the book, she "turns out a fresh persuasive argument sure to inspire vigorous debate."
Crittenden is also the author of Sanctuary: A Story of American Conscience and the Law in Collision (1988), which was a 1988 New York Times Notable Book of the Year, and Killing the Sacred Cows: Bold Ideas for a New Economy (1992). In addition, from 1975 to 1983, she worked as a reporter for The New York Times, where her coverage of a broad range of economic issues earned her a Pulitzer Prize nomination. She previously reported for Fortune and Newsweek and her articles have been published in The Nation, Foreign Affairs, McCall's, and Working Woman. Crittenden has been a visiting lecturer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Yale and an economics commentator for CBS News.
Ann Crittenden's appearance at the Athenaeum is part of the Berger Institute's series on Work, Family, and Children and the year-long celebration of the 25th anniversary of coeducation at CMC.
Reflections on the 107th Congress: What's Been Accomplished and What Lies Ahead
Since his election in 1980, Congressman David Dreier has been a driving force in the United States House of Representatives. An advocate for U.S. global leadership and a limited, but effective, government, Congressman Dreier has worked to become a leader both in Washington and at home.
Because of his outstanding record and achievements representing California's 28th Congressional district, Congressman Dreier was appointed Chairman of the House Committee on Rules in January 1999. The first Californian-and one of the youngest members-appointed as Chairman, he has worked to pass important legislation on education, Social Security, taxes, and national security. In addition to his work on the House Committee on Rules, Congressman Dreier's colleagues from California unanimously voted him to chair the State's Republican Congressional Delegation last May.
Congressman Dreier graduated cum laude from Claremont McKenna College in 1975 and earned his master's degree in American Government from Claremont Graduate University the following year. He is the recipient of numerous awards and honors including ten successive Golden Bulldog awards from the Watchdogs of the Treasury, the Clean Air Award from the Sierra Club, and the Guardian of Small Business Award from the National Federation of Independent Business.
The Pacesetters Fellowship Program is the culmination of the hard work and dedication of alumni from the classes of 1948, 1949, and 1950-the Pacesetters. The program attracts leaders in business, academia, and public affairs to Claremont McKenna College for classroom visits and one-on-one interactions with students. Congressman Dreier is the second Pacesetters Fellow.
The Influence of Technological Change, Financial Limitation, and Strategic Contingency Upon National Security Policy
The global defense requirements of the United States in the early twenty-first century resemble those of imperial Great Britain in the early twentieth century. Between 1904 and 1914, Britain was confronted by multiple and changing threats to far-flung interests; rapid technological improvements in naval armaments that had major strategic and tactical implications; sharply escalating defense costs as her navy was enlarged and transformed to meet the challenge of expanding foreign forces that were equipped with the latest forms of naval weaponry; and growing domestic opposition to heavy spending on imperial security. For this reason, British imperial grand strategy has attracted the attention of defense intellectuals in academia and policy-makers in Washington. These issues will be discussed by Professor Sumida in his lecture at the Athenaeum.
Professor Sumida received his B.A. from the University of California, Santa Cruz and his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. He has been a fellow-commoner of the Archives Center at Churchill College, Cambridge University and Visiting Distinguished Professor in the Department of Military Strategy and Operations at the National War College.
His articles have appeared in the Journal of Modern History, International History Review, Journal of Military History, Naval History, and the Journal of Strategic Studies. His books include The Pollen Papers: The Privately Circulated Printed Works of Arthur Hungerford Pollen, 1889 -1914 (1984) and Inventing Grand Strategy and Teaching Command: The Classic Works of Alfred Thayer Mahan Reconsidered (2000).
Dr. Sumida is an associate professor of history at the University of Maryland, a visiting professor at the National War College, and a professional musician. His lecture is sponsored by The Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies.
Lending to the Poor: The Experience of a Bank in India
When dealing with poverty, K.M. Thiagarajan knows first-hand that microcredit-the business or policy of making microloans to impoverished entrepreneurs-is more successful than charity. As the founder of The Microcredit Foundation of India, a nonprofit company that focuses on the self-development, group development, and provision of mutual help and service of a village, Thiagarajan has seen the success stories. In fact, people under the plan have done so well with the loans that the repayment of them has been in the excess of ninety-nine and one-half percent.
In 1997 Thiagarajan and the Bank of Madura started the foundation by forming self-help groups for its participants. Initially, these groups were for women, but the concept was later extended to the formation of small traders' groups. The purpose was to provide credit to this segment of the society that could not otherwise have access to bank credit.
Having been the managing director of Loyal Textile Mills Ltd., a large, integrated, export-oriented textile company from 1973 to 1993, Thiagarajan was the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Bank of Madura Ltd for eight years until the bank merged with ICICI Bank in March of 2001. He continues to serve as a consultant to the bank as well as a management trainer and consultant for firms such as IBM India, the Indian Oil Corporation, the State Bank of India, and Audco.
Thiagarajan received his MBA and Ph.D. degrees from the Graduate School of Business Administration at the University of Pittsburgh. Afterwards, he became a research associate at the Graduate School of Management at the University of Rochester. While there, he worked with one of the foremost leadership scholars, Dr. Bernard Bass, developing training and research programs as well as cross-cultural comparisons of leadership behavior. Using his research experience, Thiagarajan went on to conduct executive training programs in the United States, Norway, Iran, Japan, and India. His work has been published in journals such as The Journal of Applied Psychology and Management International.
K.M. Thiagarajan's Athenaeum presentation is sponsored by the Kravis Leadership Institute, CMC's Practicum Program, and the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum.
Writing Interdisciplinary Children's History: A Personal Perspective
The challenge of writing interdisciplinary children's history is formidable. But the rewards are great. Just as interdisciplinary children's history is a gateway to American history, so too the psychological, anthropological, and sociological study of human development is a key to understanding social change. Individual development is sometimes orderly, but frequently its disorderliness reflects the chaos of its major elements: culture, age, and history. This was certainly true for America's homefront children during the Second World War, and its lifespan effects are evident even today. As Gertrude Stein observed in 1945: "In times of peace what children feel concerns the lives of children as children but in times of war there is a mingling there is not children lives and grown up lives there is just lives ....
-William Tuttle, Jr.
William Tuttle is Professor of American Studies at the University of Kansas. Since being awarded the Ph.D. in 1967 from the University of Wisconsin, he has been the author or editor of a number of books, including Race Riot: Chicago in the Red Summer of 1919 (second edition, 1996), which received the Award of Merit of the American Association for State and Local History, and W.E.B. Du Bois (1973). Tuttle is also the co-editor of Plain Folk: The Life Stories of Undistinguished Americans (1982) and coauthor of a leading textbook history of the United States titled A People & A Nation (sixth edition, 2001).
In support of his research, Tuttle has been awarded research fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the American Council of Learned Societies. With the help of a research fellowship from the Hall Center for the Humanities at the University of Kansas, he completed Daddy's Gone to War: The Second World War in the Lives of America's Children, which was published in 1993, nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, and named a Notable Book of the Year by The New York Times.
Tuttle is currently conducting research on several projects, including a history of the GI Bill and a history of police brutality as a factor in American race relations in the twentieth century. He also serves as historical adviser on film documentaries about children and teenagers in America.
Professor Tuttle's Athenaeum lecture is cosponsored by Claremont Graduate University and the Interdisciplinary Children's History Conference, held at CGU on Friday, February 22.
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Washington, D.C. - Today, the Joint Economic Committee held a hearing exploring the impact of petroleum refinery closures serving the Northeast could have on prices at the pump in the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. Recent closures of three refineries serving these regions have decreased refining by 658,000 barrels per day, drastically cutting local production.
"With closure of the Northeastern refineries, refining activities will be centralized in the Gulf Coast region. This will affect the price of gasoline, diesel and heating oil and lead to potential shortages of those fuels in the Northeast. An early or prolonged cold spell next winter could send home heating prices skyrocketing – hitting consumers hard," said Senator Bob Casey, Chairman of the JEC.
Southeastern Pennsylvania's three refining plants represent more than half of the refining capacity in the northeastern United States. Idling the refineries could lead to economic hardship not only for the employees who would lose their jobs but also for those who might be impacted by rising oil prices.
Chairman Casey also expressed the need to find solutions that promote more domestic alternatives while lowering our dependence on foreign oil. The United States consumes more than 20 percent of the world's oil. U.S. dependence on oil to meet its transportation needs leaves consumers with few choices, making them vulnerable when oil and gasoline prices rise.
"By promoting policies that reduce our dependence on foreign oil, the U.S. economy and American consumers would be less vulnerable to spikes in oil prices. It's clear that we need to accelerate natural gas development and use. It's clean, with lower emissions than traditional gasoline. And it's cheap. Natural gas is produced right here at home – creating jobs," said Casey.
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Telekom Baskets Bonn played tough defence in holding Antwerp Giants to just 36 percent shooting in an 81-72 road victory in Group H of the EuroChallenge.
Benas Veikalas paced Bonn with 18 points while Jared Jordan scored 14 points and Kyle Weems had 13. Bryan Hopkins led the way for the Belgian hosts with 18 points while Ralph Briggs collected 17 points, seven rebounds and five assists; and Gregory Thondique had nine points and 11 rebounds in the losing effort.
There were five lead changes in the first quarter until Patrick Ewing Jr. scored all seven of his points in an 11-2 Bonn run to take a 26-17 lead after one quarter.
The guests struggled offensively in the second quarter with just 10 points but still led 36-32 at the break.
Hopkins trimmed the margin to 36-35 with a triple to start the second half but Veikalas and Jordan both hit two three-pointers and Andrej Mangold also hit from long range for Bonn, who pushed the lead to 10 points, 58-48. The gap was 60-51 after three quarters.
Bonn's 7-0 run to start the fourth was answered with a 7-0 spurt for Antwerp. And the Giants were within five late at 73-68, but Chris Ensminger, Jordan and Veikalas combined to go eight-for-eight from the free-throw line in the final 1:18 to secure the win.
Coach Eddy Casteels Antwerp Giants"Deserved victory for Bonn. They did hurt us in the third quarter and for that we paid. We showed character today and that is important."
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Player Ralph Biggs Antwerp Giants"This hurts. We had chances but the third quarter did indeed hurt us. However, we must continue to work and then in Europe everything is still possible."
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The rainforests of the world are under increasing pressure from agro-industrial expansion, extractive activities, infrastructure development and industrial logging. They are also home to millions of people.
Indigenous and forest populations living in and around the rainforests depend on the forests for shelter, food, medicine and livelihoods. In many cases, the basic rights of these people are threatened or undermined by forest destruction, land theft and resource exploitation.
What we set out to do
The Rainforest Foundation is working to ensure the long-term protection of rainforests by securing the rights of indigenous and forest peoples to land, life and livelihood. We are working in 21 countries and across four continents, supporting hundreds of communities.
Successful results
Our approach is working. Research has shown that indigenous peoples' areas in the Amazonian rainforest are now better conserved than even in some protected areas.
Significant evidence from the Amazon Basin now shows that, where forest communities have gained legal title to land, levels of deforestation and forest destruction are far lower even than in strictly protected areas such as national parks. To date, we have protected over 11,700,000 hectares of rainforest following this approach.
Indigenous representatives from around the world convened last week in New York to share experiences of community mapping and how emerging technologies could help scale up efforts to document forest peoples' occupation and use of rainforests in the face of increasing threats.
Today, we are launching a technologically innovative system that gives forest peoples the opportunity to send near-instantaneous, highly geographically accurate reports of illegal felling of trees, such as by timber or palm oil companies, from anywhere in the world, even where there is no mobile, phone or internet connectivity.
Environmental and human rights organisations from across the Congo Basin have called for urgent action to prevent forest destruction and violations of rights due to the expansion of industrial palm oil plantations in the region.
Five-year-old Maggie wrote to the Rainforest Foundation UK to tell us she will be donating her weekly pocket money – 20 pence – for a whole year!
The rainforests of the world are being destroyed at an increasingly rapid rate. Not only are the forests the lungs of our earth, there are millions of people living in and around the rainforests who depend on the forests for shelter, food, medicine and livelihoods.
The Rainforest Foundation UK (RFUK) is working to ensure the long-term protection of rainforests by securing the rights of indigenous communities to land, life and livelihoods.
By mapping their land a community claim their rights to land and defend their forest home from threats
By highlighting the presence of otherwise 'invisible' indigenous peoples and forest communities, this project hopes to bridge the gap between remote forest communities and central decision making processes to eradicate marginalisation of forest dwellers.
Palm oil production has had devastating effects in South East Asia. With palm oil producers looking to aggressively expand their operations in West and Central Africa, this project aims to raise awareness of the negative impacts and ensure Africa does not experience similar problems.
In the Congo Basin, indigenous peoples and forest communities have become extremely vulnerable due to discrimination, exclusion from governance processes and rights violations.


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Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), Chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, upon release of the President's budget said, "The President's budget submission is a step in the wrong direction. How is it fair to taxpayers that the President's budget never balances – that Washington never has to live within its means? How can the White House say it cares about seniors but it refuses to help save Social Security and Medicare unless it gets higher taxes from local small businesses – which has nothing to do with these important programs? And how is it fair to those without jobs to stay the course that's created the weakest economic recovery in our lifetime?"
"We need to close the growth gap that this President's economic policies have created. More political platitudes masquerading as economic policy will not help grow the economy, jobs or the paychecks of working Americans."


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Mobile, Alabama is an NFL hot spot this week - but not because of anyone currently on an NFL roster. It's senior bowl week, which means teams get another chance to scout potential additions, get pre-combine measurements on the prospects, and conduct interviews.
Senior Bowl week also offers an opportunity for teams to round out their coaches and management staff. Naturally, if the Cowboys are somewhere - so are we! Joe Trahan will have regular reports for you both on the air, on our website and through twitter at @JoeTrahan and @Wfaasports. So stick with us, and we'll make sure to get you all the latest developments!
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Head and Neck Cancer Screening
Time: 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Date: Friday, April 17, 2015
Place: Massachusetts Eye and Ear, 243 Charles Street, Boston 02114
Massachusetts Eye and Ear, Boston, has joined forces with the Head and Neck Cancer Alliance to sponsor a free screening in recognition of Oral, Head & Neck Cancer Awareness Week. Ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Kevin Emerick and his team will provide free head and neck cancer screenings on Friday, April 17 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. in an effort to increase awareness about these types of cancers. Oral and other head and neck cancers remain a target for early detection. When diagnosed very early, they are easy to treat and cure.
These screenings are free and are open to the public, but an RSVP is required. To reserve a space, call 617-573-4084. Spaces are limited so call today.
Support for People with Oral and Head and Neck Cancer (SPONHC) Support Group
SPOHNC BOSTON is a free monthly support group for people with head and neck cancer, their caregivers, professionals, and others dedicated to improving the lives of those dealing with this disease.
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At 6:30 p.m. David Keith, DMD, BDS, from the MGH Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, will answer questions about ways to manage pain related to treatment for head and neck cancer.
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Contributors:Lorraine Welsh: TransitsMaria Kay Simms: The Eight Lunar Phases: A Cycle of Transformation Lee Lehman, Ph.D: Some Planetary Concepts Joyce Levine: Progressions Ken Negus, Ph.D: The Minor Aspects and their Uses Alphee Lavoie: Houses and Derivative Houses Mary Downing: Cycles Susan Manuel: The Parallel of Declination Gary Christen: Sensitive Points Steve Cozzi and Michael Munkasey: Local Space Bill Meridian: Mundane Charting Warren Kinsman: Solar Arc Directions Michael Munkasey: Astronomy for AstrologersFrances McEvoy: Asteroids and Chiron Diana Rosenberg: Major Fixed Stars


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For much of its first 50 years, GDUSA had a standoff-ish relationship with the design schools. We defined ourselves, and were defined, as a trade/business magazine – writing about working designers doing their work. And though the schools were always wonderful centers of learning, they were often self-consciously insular. This has all changed for the better.
First, the great, progressive design schools have become muscular, career-oriented, outward looking, engines of growth in the creative community and their local communities. Second, design education is more vital than ever as the lines between studio and classroom, undergraduate and professional education, blur. Indeed, the September/October GDUSA magazine features a 50th anniversary survey on design education. It includes a ten-point summary of what working designers think about design education today. And our readers' take on the top design schools of the past half-century.
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