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NEW YORK, Sept. 25 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — This week at the annual Clinton Global Initiative in New York, Women's Campaign International (WCI) made a three-year long commitment to empower rural Liberian women to take an active role in the redevelopment of their communities. As Liberia emerges from more than a decade of civil war, many reconstruction projects have been set into motion throughout the country; but too often, rural women are marginalized from this process. WCI will offer leadership and management training sessions to rural women, providing the knowledge, skills and support they require to fulfill their potential as effective political and economic leaders in their communities. A comprehensive needs assessment is currently being conducted to ascertain the capacity and limitations of Liberia's rural women's governing body, the National Rural Women's Group. Based on this assessment, a three-year plan for WCI's Leadership and Economic Empowerment Program for Rural Women Leaders will then be established for implementation throughout the country's fifteen counties in collaboration with Liberia's National Rural Women's Group and the Liberian Ministry of Gender. Women's Campaign International is a United States-based, non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to increasing the participation of women in political, democratic, and market processes worldwide.
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If you are going to compete you are going to get knocked around from time to time. It is not what happens to us that determines our results, how we respond to situations is the most important thing. So, instead of panicking after a sharp pullback let's try to put things in the proper perspective. I have suggested selling stocks as they break down below their respective support levels for the past several weeks. I have sold some stocks that have reached their own private bear markets here in May. I felt it would be better to sell names that simply are not performing. I will use this accumulated cash to add to names that I feel will be winners in the next market cycle.
The technical picture for the market is currently ___________. You can place your favorite negative phrase in the blank. In March 84% of the names in the S&P 500 were in sound shape technically. That total was off 26% from the peak when I wrote last week. Last week the bears took us to the woodshed. The percentage of technically favorable names fell a further 19% last week to a current dismal 39%. Dry your eyes and quit your whining. Chaos creates opportunity. With the selling over the past few weeks I am now better positioned to see things more clearly and take advantage of opportunities that present themselves over the coming weeks. Things are even worse in the secondary markets: 36% of small cap stocks are in sound shape technically.
Leading Economic Indicators also took a hit last week. The decline in stocks, globally, last week was the biggest culprit. Policy actually improved last week as the Fed gave signs that they would be ready to again step in and inject cash. Consumer sentiment is fine while investor sentiment is at shockingly low levels. Typically, doom in the hearts of investors signals a reversal in the markets.
The 200 day moving averages are in play for the major indexes. I simply cannot stress enough how much I hate to speak of, write about or even think of 200 day moving averages. If you are talking about individual names or averages, concern of the 200 day is a sign of pain. If we can bottom out here over the next week or so and the major indexes hold above their respective 200 day moving averages then a rally is likely. Based on the strength of the sell off, 1350 on the S&P 500 will prove to be a tough barrier of resistance.
As long as smaller European economies are the focal point the market is going to be tough sledding. At some point peripheral Europe will again move into the shadows and we can make some money in the market.
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CLACKAMAS -- Hundreds of white balloons were released one by one as the hearse carrying Michael Vu passed his family and friends.
It's been so emotional because so many people have loving memories of him, said classmate Jordan Leonetti.
Vu, 18, was killed last week in a hit-and-run crash. He was struck by a vehicle from behind, while riding his bicycle in a bike lane, less than a block from his home.
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Timely Evan Gattis homer powers Braves past Dodgers
May 18, 2013, 10:15 PM EDT
The Evan Gattis story keeps on getting better. With the Braves struggling to put together any kind of offensive threat against Dodgers starter Chris Capuano, trailing 1-0 heading into the eighth, Evan Gattis provided a pinch-hit two-run home run against reliever Kenley Jansen to give the Braves the 2-1 lead and eventually the win.
A catcher by trade, Gattis was bumped down on the depth chart when Brian McCann returned from the DL after dealing with a shoulder injury. The Braves have tried to find a spot in the lineup for Gattis by slotting him in at first base and, more recently, left field when he isn't riding the pine. The 26-year-old entered the night with seven home runs in 126 trips to the plate, the Braves' best power threat thus far behind Justin Upton.
The Gattis story is quite interesting — he was a college baseball bust battling substance abuse, taking various odd jobs across the country, including working in a pizza parlor, as a parking valet, as a ski-lift operator, and as a janitor. He got the itch to play baseball again, earning a spot with the University of Texas of the Permian Basin team. He hit .403 with 11 home runs, which was good enough to merit a selection in the 23rd round of the 2010 draft by the Braves. Gattis quickly moved his way up the ladder and, with McCann on the sidelines throughout spring, earned a spot on the big league roster going into the 2013 season.
You'll be hard-pressed to find a better redemption story, and even harder-pressed not to be happy for what Gattis is accomplishing on the field.
- manchestermiracle - May 18, 2013 at 10:22 PM
Not bad enough the starting pitching is going south, now the bullpen has melted down, serving up game-winning homers to pinch hitters that don't even start at their position. Aside from the Astros and Marlins, if you want to rebound and get a win or two just play the Dodgers.
- knowlegeforyou - May 19, 2013 at 12:17 AM
Gattis isn't your typical pinch hitter. he would start for just about any other team
- innout10 - May 19, 2013 at 1:40 AM
He will be starting over BJ soon
- Walk - May 19, 2013 at 2:29 AM
Only if they decide heyward can play center. I have seen him play there a few times but I doubt that is going to happen with any regularity.
- Kevin S. - May 19, 2013 at 6:39 AM
Agreed – both Heyward and J-Up could cover center in an absolute pinch, but the Braves are much, much stronger defensively with a plus defensive CF and two quality CO than a guy faking it in center and a catcher blundering around in left.
- bigdinla - May 19, 2013 at 10:44 AM
Gattis started as a LF. He moved to C as a way to keep him on the roster.
- Walk - May 19, 2013 at 7:28 PM
Gattis was converted from a catcher to an outfielder last year in the minors. His bat was good they were just trying to find him a place to play if he cracked the major league roster. He has played a few games at first as well but still looks best behind the plate.
- jimeejohnson - May 19, 2013 at 1:04 PM
Dodgers are a big disappointment, AGAIN. I'm no fan or hater, but I am a long time fan of this great game and can't remember the Dodgers being such underachievers given the talent they have on their roster. The Dodgers are almost as bad as the team that replaced them: the Mets!
- ezzz2the - May 19, 2013 at 5:25 PM
By the way McCann struggles at the end of every year keep Gattis on the bench he'll be needed
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A gentleman can always be a gangster if he so chooses, but the reverse is seldom true. When people ask us about the inspiration behind the Gentleman Knocks tee we can talk about the Art Deco styling, the 1960s west coast cinematic and Fillmore poster references, the cheeky tagline and the nod to glamor noir, or we can talk about how we just think that it looks sexily fresh. But in truth, just like he knows to knock before entering, a true gentleman simply recognizes style when he sees it.
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The three men were arrested earlier this month. Federal authorities say they planned to board a plane headed for Istanbul and eventually make their way to Afghanistan. Authorities allege the men were to meet up with a ringleader, 34-year-old American Sohiel Omar Kabir, who also is facing terrorism-related charges.
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Pumas coach Chris Grobler is expecting a Blue Bulls backlash when the two teams clash in the Absa Currie Cup on Saturday.
But he is confident his team can withstand the onslaught and emerge with their first victory of the current Currie Cup campaign. A defeat for the visitors could already spell disaster at this early stage of the season.
After stumbling to a loss at the hands of Luke Watson's Western Province at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday, the Bulls are in danger of losing touch with the front-runners in the race for a home semi-final.
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PILOT MOUNTAIN — East Surry's tennis team made quick work of Walkertown on Thursday, sweeping the Wolfpack 9-0 in a Northwest 1A Conference tennis match.
Tiffany King, Haley Manuel, Allie Hawks, Mikayla Manuel and Kayla Keener all earned victories in straight sets. None of the players lost a game to the Wolfpack, who have only five players.
King and Keener teamed up for a win at No. 1 doubles and Kaitlyn Jones and Michela Tuppola got the victory at No. 2 doubles for the Cardinals, who capped off an impressive 3-0 week.
East (6-1 overall, 3-1 conference) defeated North Stokes 5-4 and then swept West Stokes 9-0 earlier this week.
"It was a great week," said East coach David Kidd. "It will get a little tougher next week."
The Cardinals play Surry Central in a nonconference match Monday followed by a conference matchup against Mount Airy. Both East Surry and Mount Airy are chasing Bishop McGuinness in the league standings.
As of Thursday, the Bears (5-1 overall, 3-1 league) and Cards were tied for second place.
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SINGLES: Tiffany King d. Lindsey Young 6-0, 6-0; Haley Manuel d. Karyn Fletcher 6-0, 6-0; Allie Hawks d. Alana Plowden 6-0, 6-0; Mikayla Manuel d. Mary Marshall 6-0, 6-0; Kayla Keener d. Abby Southern 6-0, 6-0; ES by forfeit
DOUBLES: King-Keener d. Young-Plowden 8-0; Kaitlyn Koons-Michela Coppola d. Fletcher-Marshall 8-0; ES by forfeit


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This charming home is just a 3 minute walk from the beach and about a mile from nearby downtown South Haven. Enjoy relaxing on the screen porch, or sunning on the deck inside the private fenced courtyard. The Beach Bungalow offers all the comforts of home in a great location! The quiet tree-lined street is perfect for taking long walks or bike-riding to nearby Kal-Haven Trail. This home sleeps 6, with a queen size bed in the master suite, twin trundle beds, and a full size bed in the additional bedrooms. All bedrooms are located on the second floor.
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South Haven is located just 2 hours from Chicago and about an hour from Grand Rapids, South Bend and Kalamazoo. Enjoy great times at the beautiful beaches and wonderful restaurants. Three fabulous breweries are located within 30 miles, as well as serveral first class golf courses. Winery tours throughout the area are always popular tourist destinations. Various festivals and art fairs are scheduled during the summer season, including the National Blueberry Festival and incredible July 4th Fireworks display. South Haven will be hosting the popular Waterfront Film Festival .
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FACTS & STATS: Site: Kibbie Dome (16,000) -- Moscow, Idaho. Television: None. Home Record: Temple 0-2, Idaho 0-1. Away Record: Temple 0-1, Idaho 0-3. Neutral Record: Temple 0-0, Idaho 0-0. Conference Record: Temple 0-1, Idaho 0-0. Series Record: First-ever meeting.
GAME NOTES: A pair of winless squads meet up at the Kibbie Dome on Saturday afternoon, as the Idaho Vandals plays host to the Temple Owls.
Matt Rhule's first year as Temple's head coach has not gone according to plan so far. The season started with a loss at Notre Dame, which was expected, even though the Owls fought hard and fell by a respectable margin (28-6). The squad had hopes to turn things around with a two-game homestand, but it suffered disappointing defeats to Houston (22-13) in its American Athletic Conference debut and to FCS opponent Fordham (30-29) before last week's bye. The Fordham loss came in heart-breaking fashion, as the defense surrendered the game- winning touchdown with just four seconds remaining.
Idaho, an Independent in 2013 after the Western Athletic Conference stopped sponsoring football following last season, is one of the few teams in the nation off to a worse start than Temple, dropping each of its first four games. The Vandals most recently lost to Washington State in a 42-0 shutout to extend their losing streak to 10 games. They last won on Oct. 6, 2012 at home versus New Mexico State, and they have gone just 2-24 dating back to September of 2011.
This bout marks the first-ever meeting between these two teams.
The Owls have suffered from a lack of identity on the offensive side of the ball, as they put up a meager 16.0 ppg behind 349.0 ypg.
Although quarterback Connor Reilly showed plenty of potential in the opener against Notre Dame, the results through three games have been lackluster (.543 completion percentage, 497 yards, TD, two INTs). Clinton Granger has seen some time under center but has done little to impress (6-of-16, 58 yards, INT).
Zaire Williams (171 yards) and Kenny Harper (161 yards) get an even amount of carries out of the backfield. While Williams has yet to find the end zone, Harper has proven much more impressive as a closer with four touchdowns.
Ryan Alderman has 10 catches for 133 yards to lead the receiving corps, while Chris Coyer (10 catches, 94 yards) has the team's only touchdown grab.
Temple has the AAC's worst-ranked defense, surrendering 529.0 ypg, but it has been somewhat bend-don't-break in yielding an average of 26.7 ppg.
The unit has forced just two turnovers through three games, with Anthony Robey and Stephaun Marshall each recovering a fumble. Tyler Matakevich anchors the defense with 36 tackles and 5.0 TFL, while Sean Daniels has 3.0 TFL and 2.0 sacks.
Even more so than Temple, the Vandals have struggled mightily on offense. Idaho's scoring average of 12.8 ppg ranks 117th out of 123 qualifying FBS programs, and had it not been for a 35-point effort against Northern Illinois a few weeks ago, it could be much worse.
Oddly enough, Chad Calich has played relatively well under center, completing 67.3 percent of his passes for 801 yards, tossing three touchdowns paired with zero interceptions.
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Unfortunately for the Vandals, the rushing attack has been nearly non- existent, as they average less than three yards per attempt. James Baker leads the way with 146 yards and three touchdowns.
Idaho is not equipped with a strong enough defense to bail out its underperforming offense, the unit allowing gaudy averages of 42.2 points and 520.0 yards per contest.
The defense has impressed at times with nine takeaways. Maxx Forte and Quinton Bradley have each recovered a pair of fumbles, although Bradley is listed as questionable for this contest with a shoulder injury. Bradley Njoku (30 tackles, 3.0 TFL, INT) and Marc Millan (28 tackles, 5.0 TFL, 2.0 sacks) are also in the midst of solid seasons.
If Idaho wants to put an end to its prolonged streak of futility, there's no better time to do it than against a fellow winless squad at home. While the Vandals have been blown out in all three of their road games, they fought hard against NIU in the Kibbie Dome on Sept. 14 (45-35) and should remain competitive in this one, but Temple is simply the more talented team and should have enough in the tank to get Rhule his first win.
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Due, in particular, to a strong emphasis on the depth and breadth of its physical business, Morgan Stanley has been named Energy Risk Manager of the Year in our 2012 awards
Explaining the continued stability and success of Morgan Stanley's energy and commodities platform, Boris Shrayer, managing director and global head of marketing for the commodities division, points to its "significant presence" in underlying physical commodities markets. He believes this allows the business to anticipate new market trends and remain on its toes when it comes to addressing the needs of both new and existing clients.
For example, he says: "The current energy revolution in the US shale gas and oil [sectors] has provided new opportunities for us to transact with producers and the midstream companies. This also clearly impacts chemical companies and other consumers such as utilities, who want to switch from coal to natural gas."
In response to this revolution, Morgan Stanley's energy and commodities business has hired more people to cover the producers who need capital and risk management services to pursue these new plays. "The producers have the acreage but require capital to drill and may also seek to hedge their price exposure. While the current price environment can yield attractive investment returns, if prices were to collapse, the story would clearly change," Shrayer points out. "So, we work with clients that require capital and risk management solutions, and we can provide physical offtake as well."
Our strength lies in the ability to structure very customised transactions
Major shifts in the US refinery sector such as closures and ownership changes have also provided opportunities for the business. For example, US refiner PBF Energy entered into an offtake agreement with Morgan Stanley, commencing in 2011 with recurring product offtakes of 270,000 barrels per day. Under the deal, Morgan Stanley provides PBF Energy with working capital and risk management solutions for its three oil refineries, as well as market-based crude oil supply at its 170,000-barrel per day Toledo, Ohio, refinery.
In 2011, Morgan Stanley was also able to use similar structures in emerging markets such as West Africa – a region that played a role in the growth of its commodities business last year, according to Shrayer. He says: "Oil production is growing substantially in Africa and there is a great need for transportation infrastructure [as a result]. Production of oil and demand for gasoline may be growing but refining capacity has not kept up. This provides physical and risk management opportunities."
This method of targeting new markets or regions is indicative of Morgan Stanley's attitude to growth last year, in that it concentrated on organic expansion rather than major acquisitions. A good example is the weather derivatives business Morgan Stanley started in 2011. Shrayer says the business has completed a number of deals already and has proved to be an "interesting bolt-on for our physical footprint in particular". For example, Morgan Stanley has provided hydro producers with weather-contingent physical delivery contracts, under which the producer receives liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the event of adverse weather conditions.
"To provide this, you really need to be a physical trader of LNG or diesel and be able to deliver that, as well as managing the weather risk," Shrayer says. "We saw a need for those types of products." Morgan Stanley's weather business has also provided risk management solutions to eastern US natural gas utilities. One such transaction was structured as a strangle on heating degree days for a term of November 2011 to March 2012, protecting the client from earnings variability due to either an extremely cold or warm winter season.
Again, such deals are made possible by Morgan Stanley's large physical footprint, which continues to be key to its offering in the energy and commodities space, according to Shrayer. "We execute a combination of physical and paper business to find solutions for clients," he adds. "Our strength lies in the ability to structure very customised transactions that solve the client's needs in terms of physical delivery, financing, or derivatives and risk management."
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Herbert A. Luft (1908 -
1988) contributed sunspot observations to the AAVSO Solar Division for over 50
years. He received the 1987 E. E. Barnard Observer's Award from the Western
Astronomical Association, and he was a member of the AAVSO for 44 years. Sadly,
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Soul-sucking 'dementor' wasps and 8 other crazy new species
Soul-Sucking Dementor Wasp
Latin name: Ampulex dementor
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Charles Kuralt, CBS's folksy "On the Road" correspondent, spent years exploring America's out-of-the-way places in search of oddball stories. But the best story may have been the one he never told.
For 29 years, until his death in 1997, he apparently kept a mistress and maintained a second family. The celebrated journalist was, in effect, husband and father to them, as well as breadwinner, friend and hero.
While his wife remained at their home in the concrete canyons of New York City, he nurtured his secret life along a rushing trout stream in Montana.
None of this would come out, however, until after his death, when his mistress, Patricia Elizabeth Shannon, sued to get a Montana retreat he promised her. Montana's Supreme Court ruled last month that the woman is entitled to a trial on her claim.
Kuralt was TV's rumpled Everyman, a bald, pudgy figure renowned for his sonorous voice and eloquent commentary. He died at 62 of complications from lupus on July 4, 1997.
He met the woman he once said "enriched my life beyond all my dreams" the year after he started his "On the Road" travels. At 33, he already was acclaimed for ferreting out quirky vignettes of Americana. He was also six years into his second marriage, to Suzanna "Petie" Flosom Baird, and had two daughters, both from his first marriage.
Shannon was a divorced, 34-year-old social activist and mother of three. She declined to be interviewed, but court documents tell much of their story.
They met in 1968 in Reno, Nev., where Shannon was leading an effort to build a park in a black neighborhood. Tensions were high following the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy. It was a natural Kuralt story.
He did his reporting job, then asked her to dinner, showing up with three dozen long-stemmed roses. They spent the night sitting and talking in the lounge of Reno's Holiday Motel.
She knew he was married. But with the freedom his travels gave him, Kuralt called her frequently. He visited for two or three days every few weeks. He doted on her, sending gifts and money. He was there for family gatherings, football games, holidays and graduations.
Back in New York, Kuralt's wife was aware her husband had a fishing place in Montana. But according to court files, she had no inkling of his second family. She has declined all interview requests.
Shannon estimated Kuralt sent $600,000 during the first decade, when their romance was the most intense and they saw each other often.
"Charles always said, his refrain through all of his life, 'Don't worry, we're rich,' he would say. … He was the breadwinner of the family," Shannon recalled. "Charles took care of all my needs."
He provided Shannon and her children with a succession of homes in San Francisco. He spent as much as $400,000 to help her start a small business that eventually failed and paid for her to study landscaping in London.
He paid for her son, J.R., to attend college in Arizona and put Shannon's elder daughter, Kathleen Baker, through law school.
He bought Shannon a $50,000 cottage in Ireland and purchased 20 acres along the banks of the Big Hole River in Montana. They built a cabin there.
Kuralt bought an additional 90 acres abutting the land and moved an old schoolhouse to a bluff overlooking the river. He spent $180,000 to renovate the school into an office, where he planned to write after his retirement.
The few letters from Kuralt to Shannon that are in the court file contain little romance. However, a handwritten, undated Christmas poem comes close.
Titled "What I Will Give You (A Christmas IOU)," the verse promised: "A string of pearls, a suit and sweater, a Rubens print, a holly tree, and me. A mixing bowl, a sofa and chair, a set of china, a butcher's knife. My life."
Kuralt also inscribed Shannon's copy of his 1995 book "Charles Kuralt's America" this way: "To Pat, who enriched my life beyond all my dreams. Love, Charles."
Kuralt sometimes signed notes to Kathleen and J.R. as "Pop." In a 1995 letter to J.R., Kuralt enclosed money and wrote: "I love you like a son, even though I have been an often-distracted father."
"Charles was basically a father to me," Kathleen said at a court hearing. "He gave me some of my first driving lessons. He was there at all the holidays."
As the relationship wore on, Shannon became increasingly frustrated with Kuralt's unwillingness to leave his wife.
"I always thought he would get a divorce at some point," she said in a deposition. "I went through bouts of despair and there were arguments, but we never directly talked about — about his life in New York. I knew it existed. … I did not inquire into it and he didn't discuss it with me."
The situation worsened after Kuralt's "On the Road" assignment ended in 1980, when he became host of CBS's "Sunday Morning." With his schedule less flexible, he traveled less and spent more time in New York.
Still, they would usually rendezvous for three weeks each September. They backpacked the mountains. He loved to go fly-fishing in meandering creeks; she would sit on the banks nearby and read.
Three months before he died, Kuralt orchestrated a mock sale to hide the fact he was giving Shannon the original Montana property. He sent her $80,000; she used it to buy the 20 acres and the cabin they had built.
The court fight is over the other land and schoolhouse, valued at $600,000. Kuralt's will, written in 1994, left the property to his wife.
Shannon contends his last letter to her, two weeks before his death, conveyed their Montana home to her. It read: "I'll have the lawyer visit the hospital to be sure you inherit the rest of the place in MT, if it comes to that."
Soul-Sucking Dementor Wasp
Latin name: Ampulex dementor
10,000th reptile species
Latin name: Cyrtodactylus vilaphongi
Colour-changing thorny frogs
Latin name: Gracixalus lumarius
Long-fanged bat
Latin name: Hypsugo dolichodon
Stealthy wolf snake
Latin name: Lycodon zoosvictoriae
Feathered coral
Latin name: Ovabunda andamanensis
World's second-longest insect
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Apple might have said "yuk!" to stylus pens but users are saying "yes!" in ever greater number. Apple might have had a point, back in the days before iPhones and iPads, when pointy old resistive stylus pens had to be used just to get outdated touch screens and inscrutable interfaces to work. But now there's a new generation of stylus pens for the new generation of capacitive touch screens. These stylus pens don't have to be used -- we want to use them. We want to use them for speed and accuracy, for comfort and creativity. We want to use them for take hand-written notes, to draw and paint, and to game. We want to use them to such an extent that, for many users, it's no longer a question of whether we should use a stylus pen -- but which one?
To answer that questions, iMore took a look at four of the most popular, high end stylus pens on the market -- The Ten One Design Pogo Sketch Pro, the SGP Kuel H12, the Adonit Jot Pro, and the Wacom Bamboo. We took a look at the build quality, durability, and capacitive performance of each one, and we tested them using Noteshelf and Penultimate, Procreate and Paper by 53, and Zuma's Revenge and Words with Friends.
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Ten One Design Pogo Sketch Pro, part of the Pogo Sketch line up of stylus pens, is one of the best we've had the pleasure use with the iPad. It's not as cheap or as specific as some of the competition, however, so does the quality make up for it?
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Here we have the Pogo Sketch stylus [$14.95], the small, lightweight and stylish choice for those who want to write on their iPhone or iPad.
The Pogo Sketch comes in sliver or pink and is made of a aluminum alloy that makes it look sleek and feel sturdy in your hand. The capacitive foam tip gives a nice soft feel when its used, though I do find you have to press a bit harder than when using your finger. The tip is thin which is also good for those who want to do detail work or get around pudgy fingers to begin with. There's a handy clip on the back so it will fit over your shirt, book bag, or hang off your pouch case. It also has a loop on the top so if you want to hang it from your neck -- or anyplace else -- you can just place a cord around it and go. They really did think of everything.
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All-Pro kicker Blair Walsh looks to avoid complacency in second year
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The sixth-round pick quickly proved the best of a standout rookie crop of kickers last season and set several team and league records on his way to being named to the Pro Bowl. Now, Walsh and the Vikings are working to ensure his second season also avoids other typical circumstances.
In the offseason, Minnesota special teams coordinator Mike Priefer talked to Walsh about avoiding a sophomore slump. Priefer had examples from the past of kickers who had big seasons only to fizzle out often be out of the league. Walsh understood well, because he'd done some studying of his own.
"Blair's a pretty sharp kid and I think he thinks of these things ahead of time," Priefer said. "He knew beforehand some of the guys I brought up and said 'I know exactly what you're talking about coach. I know where you're coming from.'… I think he's put that in strides and says 'Roger that, Here we go.'"
Walsh rose from training camp question to putting together the best rookie season of any kicker in NFL history. He was drafted to replace steady veteran Ryan Longwell. The Vikings tried to simulate as many pressure-packed situations as they could for Walsh in training camp last season.
In his first regular-season game, he knocked a 55-yard field goal to put the game into overtime where he beat Jacksonville with a 38-yarder. He had a field goal of at least 50 yards in his first three games on his way to setting an NFL single-season record for most field goals of 50 yards or more, going 10 of 10.
Walsh, who was named a first-team All-Pro, tied team records for longest field goal (a 56-yarder) and most field goals made in a single season (35). In one season, his 10 field goals of 50 yards or more is one shy of Longwell's team record for a career. He also tied an NFL record with three field goals of 50-plus in a game.
Walsh is keeping it all in the past, knowing he can't dwell on one big season.
"I know there's a track record of guys who have great seasons, and it's in any sport, the second year they come back and it's not as good," Walsh said. "I just want to sort of dispel that. I don't actively think about it or try to prove somebody wrong because of it. I'm out there just trying to get better every day and if I take care of that, it will take care of my season."
The big leg impressed the Vikings in Walsh's first season, but it was his work and willingness to continually fine-tune his approach that really caught the coach's eyes. Walsh studied tape diligently and carried a notebook with him to notate little aspects he was working on.
Priefer had another name for Walsh when it came to constantly striving to get better. Jason Hanson, who played under Priefer's dad, Chuck, in Detroit, played 21 seasons and is third all-time in NFL scoring.
"I think Blair has approached this season with more confidence, with a different focus than he had a year ago, understanding that he had a great year but he still has a lot to prove," Priefer said. "As everybody in this room knows you are only as good as last kick. So he takes it very, very seriously, with his work ethic, the work he does with (long snapper Cullen Loeffler) and (holder Jeff Locke) are very important to him, and obviously his kickoffs are already season-ready."
Priefer and Walsh believe he is even stronger this season and he had three touchbacks in last week's first preseason game. His touchback percentage of 61.6 percent was third in the league last year. Getting stronger is just another way Walsh tried to improve and avoid the sophomore slump. He has his plan for how to avoid any drop off.
"Don't get complacent," Walsh said. "Blow up everything you did last year. None of it matters anymore and just do your best."
Adding concern in Walsh's second season is breaking in a new holder. When Minnesota cut punter Chris Kluwe, Walsh's lost the holder that helped him to his record-breaking first season. The Vikings drafted Locke to replace Kluwe as the punter and paid particular attention to his ability to hold.
The offseason and training camp has been used to teach Locke how Walsh likes the ball set up. After opening practices with special teams sessions, Priefer, Walsh, Locke and Loeffler will go to the side and concentrate on the snap and hold. Locke will take repetitions off the Jugs machine, all in an effort to get Loeffler, Locke and Walsh on the same page.
Video cameras capture every small detail and the group will use the video as a teaching tool in film sessions.
"We're perfectionists and that's exactly how we want to be," Walsh said. "We need (Locke) to be perfect and he will."
Perfection is one way to avoid any sophomore slump.
"His mental toughness; he doesn't blink, he misses one, and he learns from it and moves on," Priefer said. "I think that's what he's improved on the most is his mental toughness; not that he didn't have it last year."
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After spending over a year in jail, 80-year-old Pakistani virologist Mohammed Khalil Chisti was on Wednesday released on bail from Rajasthan's Ajmer Central Jail following the Supreme Court order two days back. Having undergone part of a life term for the murder of a kinsman in the premises of the mausoleum of the Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti in 1992, Dr. Chisti was wheeled out of the jail premises around 4.15 pm and was put an ambulance on way to his brother's house in the town.
"I am extremely happy to be out of jail. It was Allah who did it!" the octogenarian Dr. Chisti, for whose clemency human rights activists all over the subcontinent have been clamouring for the past one year, told media persons in an interaction soon after. "I pray that prisoners on both the sides of India and Pakistan should not be dealt with on political lines. Their cases should be treated in a humanitarian way… this is not for India and Pakistan alone. It should be the case all over the world," he said, with considerable clarity for an ailing person who had been incarcerated for over 14.
The microbiologist, who said he would set up a virology institute if he ever returned to his hometown of Karachi, did not hide his desire to go back home to be with his immediate family.
His relatives in Ajmer rejoiced at the freeing of the ailing family elder and distributed sweets in the neighbourhood. Dr. Chisti's brother is expected to reach Ajmer from Karachi on Saturday. His wife, daughter and sister are in the process of procuring visas for the family re-union.
"This is an extremely important development," Kavita Srivastava, general secretary of Rajasthan People's Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL), who oversaw Dr. Chisti's release, told The Hindu. "Yet the effort would be complete when he finally goes home," she said.
With the Supreme Court order on bail in hand, the release was a smooth affair. "The authorities at the Fast Track Court 1 of Kamal Saxena were very prompt once we handed over the relevant papers. As the Supreme Court had suggested, the court expedited the matter and by 3.30 p.m. we could carry the orders for release to the Central jail," Ms. Srivastava said.
Dr. Chisti was released on two securities of Rs.50, 000 each — deposited by relatives Jameel Chisty and Inamul Haq — and a personal bond of Rs.1 lakh. Dr. Chisti will have to remain in Ajmer, the place where he grew up and went on to live with restricted movement for another 19 years, till the court finally decides on his freedom.
Dr. Chisti thanked the Supreme Court profusely for "undoing the wrongs" done to him in the past. The lower court in Ajmer had pronounced life imprisonment upon him on January 31, 2011. The Rajasthan High Court then rejected his appeal the following December, following which activist groups and the family members moved the Supreme Court. A clemency petition for Dr. Chisti, moved by the PUCL and other human rights groups, was cleared by the State government in June, 2011. However, the petition was blocked by Shivraj Patil, Governor of Punjab and Rajasthan.
Ms. Srivastava said the activist groups would soon move a separate petition in the Supreme Court — as the court had suggested in its verdict — to seek permission for Dr. Chisti to leave India. "We will pursue the other remedy too — clemency under Article 161 of the Constitution — with the Governor," she said.


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