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When you consider what has been happening to the average working person since the era of Ronald Reagan, it's amazing that the Republicans have fought the Democrats about to a draw.
The recipe of Reagan and both Bushes has been to weaken government, undermine the regulation of market excesses, attack core social insurance programs, tilt the tax system away from the wealthy and towards the middle class, gut the safeguards that protect workers on the job, make college ever more unaffordable, and appoint judges who undermine democracy itself.
That stuff is not exactly popular. Yet Democrats seem largely unable to convert Republican elitism to their advantage. And despite some phony populist trappings, every conceivable Republican candidate for 2016 is even further to the right than Reagan and the Bushes.
If the Republican formula had improved the economy, voters might say that, well, maybe the rich got richer but other folks did OK, too, and you could understand why Republicans gained ground among working people. But that's not what happened.
Between the Reagan presidency and 2008, average economic performance was only so-so and the rich got nearly all the gains, the exception being the middle and late 1990s under Bill Clinton. The economy, you'll recall, crashed on the watch of George W. Bush, as the result of conservative policies that liberated Wall Street to have its way with the rest of the economy.
So, why is there not a groundswell of support for Democrats? Why don't people grasp their own economic interests?
The usual answers include the fact that the recovery under Obama has been weak; that the Affordable Care Act backfired; that there is a backlash among socially conservative white voters who resent everything from Obama's race to the sense that he is too indulgent of immigrants; the usual litany of complaints against Democrats on such social issues as guns, God and gays; and the fact that the Tea Parties have devised a kind of right-wing populism.
But it seems to me that the Democrats' problems run deeper.
Ever since Franklin Roosevelt, the core Democratic proposition has been that regular people need government to offset the power of business elites and the injustices and inefficiencies of a capitalist economy. But that premise has been tarnished—perhaps fatally weakened—in three mutually reinforcing respects:
- First, Republicans have succeeded in blocking Democrats from pursuing the sort of policies and programs that make a positive difference in the lives of working Americans. New programs that have made it through Congress despite Republican stonewalling, such as the Affordable Care Act, are typically so burdened with fatal compromises—diversion of funds from Medicare, excess subsidies to drug and insurance companies, cumbersome bureaucratic compliance requirements—that they give government (and Democrats) a bad name. Other rare successes are mostly token measures that don't change very much. By contrast, the Democrats' Greatest Hits—Social Security, Medicare, the G. I. Bill, the Wagner Act (and a strong labor movement backed by federal enforcement); college aid in the era when a Pell Grant covered most of tuition costs—made a genuine difference in people's lives.
- Secondly, as economic conditions have worsened for most working people and government hasn't provided much help, voters begin internalizing the Republican idea that we're all on our own, anyway. Though people support affirmative government and progressive policies in principle, today's voters are increasingly skeptical that government can make much of a constructive difference. What the hell, better to vote for the party of lower taxes.
- Third, the Democratic Party is less of a counterweight to economic royalists than it once was because many of those royalists are inside the Democratic Party. How can the Democrats offset the malevolent power of concentrated finance when Goldman Sachs provides their top economic policy officials? In addition to counseling against breaking up the big banks, the Obama economic team persuaded the president to support austerity at a time when the economy needed oxygen.
All of this reinforces the media mantra that both parties are equally culpable in the gridlock that passes for today's political democracy—and that Democrats as well as Republicans care more about insiders than about ordinary Americans.
You have to get to the left edge of the Democratic Party before you find leaders and policy ideas that challenge the dominance of finance and that would make a real difference in the lives of working people. As my colleague Harold Meyerson writes in the new issue of the American Prospect, it's time for Democrats once again to earn the hatred of the rich, FDR-style.
Could that happen? The most likely nominee in 2016 is of course Hillary Clinton. If elected, she would be the third basically centrist Democratic president in a row—four, if you count Jimmy Carter. And let's be more precise: Here "centrist" means center-left on social issues and center-right on Wall Street.
Hillary Clinton is certainly preferable to any Republican on the horizon. And with several Republican senators who squeaked through in 2010 up for re-election, a landslide Hillary victory might even sweep in a Democratic Congress.
Even so, it would be a long road back to the sort of Democratic Party that contained the abuses of financial elites and used activist government to better the lives of ordinary Americans—or one that could reasonably expect voters to reciprocate.
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This is very correct. There is another factor. The rural folks and moderates have correctly concluded that the Democratic Party is the party of lesbian tree-hugging illegals. And that is not what they are. What has the democratic party done for anyone not in a special interest lately? Of course, Obamacare, but Obama really screwed that up by allowing the republicans to destroy the record. Other than that, nothing. We helped the banksters and put homeowners out of their houses. We give good jobs to foreign nationals while our own children do not have jobs. Democrats think they have the demographic edge, but this is a fallacy. 2014 might upset some apple carts.
Sat, 2014-07-12 14:09
You are actually on the right track with the first part of your comment. True, the Dem's represent almost as many special interests as the GOP. However, they also (nominally, anyway) represent many other interests within the party, and this is the problem. Unlike the R's, they have no one size fits all message. The last comment suggested playing to moderate Republicans on the issue of the Iraq war and WMD's. Forget it. Bush II got us into that mess, and moderate R's don't dare trash one of their own, no matter how bad a President he was.
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I do not understand which every Democratic candidate does not appeal to Republican and middle of the roaders by attacking the Republican Party, reminding everyone that they gave us the Iraq War by lying us into it with WMD's, they threw out Gen.Shinseki because he told them they couldn't do it with 100,000 troops, and look instead how many casualties we have had, both dead and permanently injured; they gave us the economic mess of 2008; they opposed Health Care for everyone, and when it passed after much armtwisting the made the conditions that made it a mess to begin with; the opposed education bills; they stood with the power companies that are polluting our atmosphere and endangering the lives of our grandchildren AND SO ON--pick your own issues.
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If Lapid decides that his party will support the proposal in the Knesset, he will go down in history as the man who saved Israel's gas industry and credibility.
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US alone voted no on UNHRC Resolution condemning only Israel for wrongdoing in last summer's conflict.
Sinai terrorists expanded their range of attack Friday, aiming rocket fire at southern Israel as well.
5:21 PM The rocket landed in a field in the Eshkol region. Apparently from Sinai. 5:06 PM Channel 1 reports that citizens say they saw the rocket fly over from Sinai. 4:49 PM IDF Spox says they believe only 1 rocket was launched. The IDF is examining if the rocket was launched from the Sinai. […]
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Machsom Watch women came to harass IDF soldiers in Hebron but embarrassed themselves instead.
A Palestinian Authority Arab was shot and killed after he attacked an Israeli army commander driving in near Jerusalem.
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Can you eat five? Use your favourite ingredients to customise this cold chocolate treat that's ideal for hot weather.
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Bioshock Ultimate Rapture Edition will include Bioshock, Bioshock 2 and some DLC's.
The canadian retailer Future Shop has leaked today a new Bioshock Ultimate Rapture Edition for Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 with a price of $29.99. This edition will be released on November 30 and it includes Bioshock, Bioshock 2 and the following DLC's:
The game has not been officially announced yet, but you can see the official cover above.
- BioShock: Plasmids Pack, Challenge Rooms Pack, and Bonus Museum Level
- BioShock 2: Sinclair Solutions Tester, Rapture Metro, Kill Em Kindly, The Protector Trials and Minervas Den
- Collectible sticker pack from BioShock Infinites world of Columbia
NEWS SOURCE #1: Bioshock Ultimate Rapture Edition revealed by retailer scheduled for November 30th release (via) PlaystationLifeStyle
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Road to Hana – Quick Summary
Last updated 29. Aug, 2013 by Mark.
In a nutshell: The Road to Hana is the crown-jewel of Hawaii driving tours. Lush rainforest, dramatic and rugged ocean vistas, countless waterfalls and pools.
Minuses: If you get car-sick, there are going to be 600 opportunities to review your breakfast.
Sound-bite: "600 turns?!? More like one 50-mile-long turn…"
Just exactly where "The Road to Hana" begins and where it ends is subject to some debate. For my guide purposes, I usually start in the North Shore (Paia area) and end at what …
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Maui's North Shore – Quick Summary
Last updated 29. Aug, 2013 by Mark.
In a nutshell: The North Shore of Maui is less developed, less crowded with plenty of world-class beaches.
Minuses: Doesn't cater commercially to resort-oriented tourists.
Sound-bite: "That guy playing in Charley's looked and sounded exactly like Willie Nelson!"
The exact boundaries of Maui's North Shore are not well defined, and there is overlap between Central Maui, Upcountry Maui and the Road to Hana. Even in my guide info, I often duplicate North Shore articles in Road to Hana categories since this is how the …
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Pipiwai Trail & Waimoku Falls
Last updated 01. Apr, 2012 by Walker.
In a nutshell: Pipiwai Trail is a treasure of the National Park System that passes through diverse scenery and culminates at the base of an absolutely spectacular waterfall.
Minuses: You'll be sharing the trail with lots of other folks.
Sound-bite: [insert hollow percussive sounds of bamboo striking one another]
Taking into account the easy accessibility, the Pipiwai Trail offers, hands-down, the all-around best of East Maui's most dramatic stream and waterfall hikes.
This …
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Pools of 'Ohe'o (aka Seven Sacred Pools)
Last updated 26. Jul, 2013 by Mark.
In a nutshell: The Pools of 'Ohe'o are the most popular attraction in East Maui. Beautiful waterfalls and pools in an absolutely stunning setting. Easy access and full NPS facilities.
Minuses: It gets very crowded as the day goes on. Access to pools is closed off frequently in wet weather.
Sound-bite: "Is that guy really going to jump from there?"
Tip: Call 808-572-4400 Option 2 on the day of your trip to find out if the pools are open.
Verdant and diverse, 'Ohe'o Gulch …
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Valley Isle Excursions
Last updated 25. Jul, 2013 by Mark.
In a nutshell: Valley Isle Excursions' knowledge, cultural understanding and genuine spirit of Aloha are second to none.
Minuses: Those who love to drive don't get to!
Sound-bite: "The guide quality makes or breaks a guided tour to Hana"
First, I don't care how long you are here, the Road to Hana is not to be missed. Now many folks will choose to drive the Road to Hana themselves – and if you love to drive challenging roads with stunning scenery, it truly is a driver's delight. But if you're not a confident driver, or want to focus on the sights while gaining a better understanding of what you are seeing, then this trip can be even more spectacular when taken with a knowledgeable guide.…Continue Reading
Road to Hana van tour
$100 - $125
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Maui Stables
Last updated 20. Jan, 2010 by Mark.
#1 - Article in development. #No Ka Oi!
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Hamoa Beach
Last updated 11. Aug, 2010 by Mark.
In a nutshell: A beautiful crescent beach with a reliable surf break.
Minuses: Currents can be strong.
Sound-bite: "Am I sticking out too far in the road?"
This beach is often ranked up there with the famous beaches in the resort areas of Maui, and deservingly so. A postcard-perfect 100′ wide by 1000′ long crescent.
Hamoa Beach is surrounded by cliffs, with two points of public access – stairs leading down from the hotel shuttle dropoff and a small service road at the other end. (walk, don't …
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Should I Stay on Maui's North Shore?
Last updated 19. Jun, 2012 by Mark.
Do any of these describe you?
– Usually active on vacation
– Plan on seeing it all
– Love hiking, waterfalls & adventure
– Prefer being closer to nature
– Seek authenticity in travel
– Plan lots of surfing/windsurf/kiteboard
– Escape touristy hustle and bustle
– Enjoy experiencing how people are living alternative/green/natural lifestyles
– Like to get away from it all – but still be close enough to drive back in
Maui's North Shore is less developed, less crowded, has cooler days, and is …
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Mana Foods
Last updated 05. Sep, 2012 by Mark.
In a nutshell: The best natural food store on Maui. Better food, selection & pricing than the chain supermarkets.
Minuses: Parking.
Sound-bite: "Absolutely the best Calamari salad I ever ate."
What makes Mana Foods #1 is that they're well beyond just being "the local natural foods store." They carry the island's widest selection of the highest quality fresh…Continue Reading
Best market on Maui
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Wai'anapanapa State Park
Last updated 23. Jul, 2009 by Mark.
In a nutshell: Spectacular views of rugged shoreline, sea arches, black sand beach, and more.
Minuses: Swimming is marginal.
Sound-bite: "Sir, you should probably stand back from that blowhole."
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Dear Friends,
This fall is an exciting time at the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. We continue to build our portfolio of research investments and keep the drug discovery and development pipeline well stocked with potential compounds. Currently, there are more than 25 potential therapies in the pipeline. In this issue of Commitment, you will learn about those that are entering Phase 3 clinical trials, as well as updates on promising research collaborations with Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inspire Pharmaceuticals and CombinatoRx, Inc.
We are also proud to report great news about GREAT STRIDES 2006. Still our largest and fastest growing fund-raiser, GREAT STRIDES provides critical support for the CF Foundation and its efforts to find a cure and better treatments for those with cystic fibrosis. This year's GREAT STRIDES teams will include more volunteers, friends, families and corporate sponsors than ever before and will raise approximately $31 million. For the outstanding efforts of all the GREAT STRIDES teams and the efforts of so many who host galas, dinner dances, golf tournaments and a wonderful array of other events on behalf of the CF Foundation throughout the country, we are deeply grateful.
This issue of Commitment marks another milestone important to our organization: the first print publication to incorporate our new design theme. Always looking for innovative ways to expand our circle of supporters, we recently developed a new visual identity to help us strengthen the way the Foundation communicates its mission. The new identity, which we have already adapted on our Web site (www.cff.org) features a more dynamic overall design, bolder and brighter fonts and colors, as well as new photographs of children and adults with CF, their families, clinicians, researchers and volunteers. In addition to compelling new images of the people who are so dear to us, Commitment features new regular columns like One on One—an interview with someone special in our community, and a larger, tabloid-sized format for easier reading.
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Kim Kardashian $500K Indecent Proposal Leads To Racist Drama?
Kim Kardashian must not be to "bound" by Kanye West because she agreed to accompany Richard Lugner, an Austrian businessman, to the Vienna Annual Opera Ball for $500,000. I know $500,000 is a lot of money, but Kim is worth several million, and she's getting engaged to a man also worth several million, so why is she pimping herself out to this dirty old man for some coins?
Well, her little indecent proposal backfired, when Kim got more than what she bargained for from the event…
I guess Kim thought she would just take the money, and run, but it turns out Mr. Lugner was trying to get his money's worth, causing the reality star to flee the engagement early. Kim claims the billionaire kept trying to touch her and get her alone in a room. He DID pay $500,000, so what exactly did she expect? After the old man complained that Kim was annoying him the whole night but not falling the script, Kim ran to TMZ to tell her side of the story which included black face, racism, and the n-word.
Kim was paid $500K to be the guest of Richard Lugner, an Austrian businessman who has a long history of paying starlets half-a-mil to be his arm candy at the Vienna Annual Opera Ball.
Lugner just did an interview trashing Kim for not sticking to the program, saying, "Kim is annoying me."
But we're told she was taking pics with Lugner when a guy who was working the ball came up to her … IN BLACK FACE acting like he was Kanye. She walked away from the guy, but had to stay another hour and a half.
The final straw. A short time later a guy came up to Kim and asked her to dance. She said she wasn't a good dancer, and then the guy responded, he would dance with her if the orchestra played "N****rs in Vienna."
Kim is saying there were other problems. She told her people Lugner was aggressive, at times grabbing her and imploring her to lose her security. She said Lugner was trying to be alone with her.
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Kim will do anything for $$ She is nothing but a high paid whore.
I would feel sorry for her if her lame ass hadn't signed on to be someone's "escort" while she has a baby sitting at home and a fiance… doing whatever the hell he's doing. Where the hell they do that at? Kanye is an idiot. He's trying to legitimize a bargain basement whore and refuses to see that it just won't work. But he wifed her though.
He looks up to Jay Z so much… you'd think he'd have heard "Is That Your B*ch" by now.
Why on earth is she playing escort to begin with? This nonsense was God's way of telling her not to do that type of work again.
Well, technically she is a high priced whore that's how she got her claim to fame. She sold her soul and dignity on a sex tape out of desperation to be famous. This chick has no morals anything for money.


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Luanda — The President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, has already arrived at Luanda's Presidential Palace, to attend a tripartite meeting on Tuesday with his Angolan and DR Congolese counterparts, José Eduardo dos Santos and Joseph Kabila, respectively.
Jacob Zuma and his Angolan colleague reviewed the troops in parade and posed to take an official photo.
In the opening act of the summit, the Angolan statesman shall deliver a welcoming speech to the participating delegations in the meeting and then offer them an official lunch.
President Jacob Zuma, who arrived in Luanda on Monday evening, will leave the country this Tuesday afternoon for South Africa.
A press note from the Civil Office of the President of the Republic states that statesmen are going to discuss the situation in the eastern DRC and concert, with a view to implementing the Framework Agreement for peace, stability and cooperation in that country and region.
The agreement of cooperation for peace and stability in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Great Lakes region, with the involvement of neighbouring countries, regional and international communities, was signed last February in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa.
The agreement aims to put an end to the recurring cycles of conflict and violence in the DRC motivated by armed groups, which have already claimed thousands of lives and nearly two million people displaced.


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Bhagat follows a light-hearted and simple way of writing. Though his books and columns have drawn sharp reviews from critics, he still enjoys a large fan base. He is an IIT-Delhi and IIM-Ahmedabad alumnus, both the institutes being of high repute and distinction. He married his sweetheart Anusha Suryanarayan, whom he met at IIM in the year 1999.


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Peoria baby born at midnight on Jan. 1, 2014
PHOENIX -- It's both a happy new year -- and a happy birthday -- for one Peoria couple and their newborn daughter, Viviana Marie.
"My due date was supposed to be January 3rd," said Dominica Cordova, Viviana's mother. "[The doctors] called me in for an induction and I thought it was going to be on [New Year's Eve]," she added.
It wasn't until Cordova's doctor arrived a few minutes before the stroke of midnight that she realized her baby could be born at exactly the start of 2014.
"We started pushing at 11:58 p.m. and she came out exactly at 12:00 a.m.," Cordova said.
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Another mom down the hall at Estrella Banner Hospital in Phoenix was also in labor at the same time.
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Sebastian Cordova, the baby's father, is ecstatic to welcome their second child on the first day of 2014.
"I'm very happy that she's healthy," he said. "To be honest, it didn't really make a difference to me if she was born in 2013, as long as she was ok."
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Ron's responsibilities include building support and leadership within the Office of the Provost for research. He is working to increase the university's capacity to support faculty research and related academic work, and he oversees the Institutional Review Board and the Faculty Research Fund and Academic Events Fund. Ron serves as the point person on institutional grant proposals in the Office of the Provost and collaborates with colleagues in the Office of Development to link academic priorities with funding opportunities. A second major focus on Ron's work is civic engagement. He consults with faculty, administrators, and students to inventory projects involving civic engagement; development cross-institutional synergies and opportunities for students and faculty; and organize a series of events on the topic. He also helps find ways to improve structural alignments across the university. He oversees the work of the India China Institute and serves as a liaison between the provost's office and the Faculty Senate.
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Before joining the Office of the Provost in 2007, Ron spent two years as associate dean at The New School for Social Research. In his position, he oversaw faculty recruitment and hiring and worked on the school's growing relationship with Eugene Lang College. He holds a faculty appointment as associate professor of Political Science.
From 1996 to 2005, Ron was director of the Africa Program at the Social Science Research Council, where he also directed the International Dissertation Field Research Fellowship (IDRF) program and coordinated research networks on youth and globalization and humanitarian intervention. He developed a grants program to study youth issues for junior African professionals, which supported 50 African scholars and practitioners. He oversaw a series of case studies on the public role of African higher education and co-authored a study of African brain drain. He also forged partnerships with research institutions and networks in Africa. As director of IDRF, he managed a program that awards doctoral research grants to American students doing international work in the social sciences and humanities. Ron sits on the dissertation committees for several students at The New School for Social Research. He is also a member of a steering committee of the American Political Science Association's Africa Initiative.
Ron earned a BS in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania. He holds a master's degree in International Affairs from Columbia University and a PhD in Political Science from the University of Chicago.
Ron has published on religion, civil society, higher education, and globalization in Africa as well as on youth activism and civic engagement. He is co-editor of Intervention and Transnationalism in Africa: Global-Local Networks of Power (Cambridge University Press, 2001), Youth Activism: An International Encyclopedia (Greenwood Publishing, 2005), and Youth, Globalization and the Law (Stanford University Press, 2007). He recently published "If You Are Part Of The Solution, You Are Likely Part Of The Problem: Transboundary Formations And Africa" in The Study of Africa: Global and Transnational Engagements (2007).


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Mark your Calendars for Music Month
Music lovers, tune in. January, 2014 is the month to lyme to great musical entertainment. Two festivals are taking place, both less than an hour drive from our beach resort.
Rebel Salute
Connect with Jamaica culture and experience the roots of reggae music with Rebel Salute. Named after famous Jamaican Reggae singer Tony Rebel, the festival is scheduled to celebrate its 20th …
Jamaica Inn Foundation presents check to Oracabessa Bay Turtle Project
Recently, Kyle Mais of The Jamaica Inn Foundation presented a check to Mel Tennant of The Oracabessa Bay Turtle Project as a continued effort of support for the preservation of the sea turtle population in Jamaica.
Mel Tennant was very appreciative of the contribution to which he commented that "it is due to gifts in kind from members of the community …
Introducing Clearwater Villa
With two separate cottage accommodations, Clearwater Villa is a Jamaican villa experience unlike any other.
Nestled on a bluff on the west side of the property with a separate gated entrance, families and groups will enjoy the ultimate in privacy but still have easy access to all the hotel's amenities.
The main villa features two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, an additional …
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Mel Tennant, our local turtle expert, is known by many across Jamaica as "The Turtle Man." Here at Jamaica Inn, we are particularly grateful for Mel, as we rely on his expertise and efforts with sea turtle activity on our beach.
Mel's interest in turtle conservation began when the tiny creatures showed up on his property. In 2004, Mel realized the …
The Grill Seargent at Jamaica Inn
On Saturday, October 26, 2013, Jamaica Inn guests were in for a special culinary treat. Celebrity Chef Brad Turner, a.k.a. The Grill Sergeant, showed off his talents and "Southern style" specialties with a six-course dinner.
The evening began with a cocktail reception on the west side of the property and a special cocktail created especially for the evening, the "Soca-Tini," was served along …
New Spa Director: Sheree Jackson
Please join us in welcoming Sheree Adams-Jackson as the new Spa Director for The Ocean Spa at Jamaica Inn.
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Magnificent Messi Reaches Another Milestone
Messi Scores 400th Career Goal For Barcelona Over the weekend Messi assisted Luis Suarez on his goal and then netted his 400th goal for Barcelona in front of a sold out crowd at the Camp Nou. Almost 100,000 people
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WORLD CUP: Germany will take home "The Cup."
Sunday Germany will face Argentina in the 2014 World Cup Final and it really is a fitting end to this outstanding tournament that the best two teams are the last two standing. Before, I tell who will win and
Argentina's Tournament Run Has Been About Defense, Not Lionel Messi
Sometimes the media gets so worked up about a story that no matter what happens to the contrary, the original story is the only logical explanation. When it comes to the 2014 World Cup, that story has been Lionel
Lionel Messi's Legacy on the Line
Tuck and O'Neill talk to ProSoccertalk.com's Kyle Bonn about what is at stake for Lionel Messi this week at the World Cup. Why you should listen: Kyle Bonn of ProSoccertalk talks to Tuck and O'Neill about the World Cup semi-finals
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You could say that Nigeria and Argentina are of to a good start. They're tied 1-1 and have already made World Cup history. This is the first time that two teams have scored in the first five minutes of
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Sector "Beat Rates" This Earnings Season
The percentage of companies that have beaten earnings estimates this earnings season currently stands at 69%. Below we highlight how the "beat rates" look for specific sectors. As shown, three sectors have beat rates that are better than the overall reading, while the rest have weaker beat rates.
Interestingly, it's the Financial sector that has the strongest beat rate this earnings season at 81%. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Energy has the weakest beat rate at just 39%. With Energy stocks performing so well heading into earnings season and Financial stocks doing so poorly, it looks like analysts got ahead of themselves and expected too much from Energy and too little from Financials.
Technology and Health Care -- both with beat rates of 70% -- are the other two sectors that are outperforming the overall reading. The Consumer Staples and Consumer Discretionary sectors currently have the 2nd and 3rd weakest beat rates behind Energy.


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Thank you to the almost 500 delegates from 50 different countries that attended the 1st joint International Symposium on the Nutrition of Herbivores/International Symposium on Ruminant Physiology (ISNH/ISRP) that was held in Canberra from the 8th to the 12th of September. The organisation of this event has taken a lot of time and effect from a number of people and first of all I would like to acknowledge the contribution of all our sponsors as without their support this event wouldn't have been possible. In particular I would like to acknowledge our Major Sponsor: Meat and Livestock Australia, our Conference Supporters: Dairy NSW and NSW Department of Primary Industries, our International Speaker Sponsors: Biomin Australia, CSIRO Publishing, Feedworks, Harry Stobbs Memorial Fund, Meat and Livestock Australia, and Sheep CRC, our Name Badge Sponsor: Allflex, our International Rumen Pangenome Project Session Sponsors: University of Western Australia and New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre, our Morning Tea Sponsor: DSM Nutritional Products Asia Pacific, and our Welcome Reception Sponsor: Novus International Inc. I am also grateful to Sheep Connect, Kenny's Creek Angus, Certified Angus Beef Australia, and KC Natural for supporting the field trips, to Dairy Australia for supporting the Australian Student Travel Scholarship, to the Australian Association of Ruminant Nutritionists, to the Dairy Goat Society of Australia and to all of our trade exhibitors.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass., January 17, 2007 — The first ever MIT Sloan Sports Business Conference will bring together leading sports industry executives from major U.S. professional leagues, academics and MBAs to explore the increasing role of analytics in the sports industry. Sponsored by the MIT Sloan Entertainment, Media & Sports Club, the conference will be held on the MIT campus on Saturday, February 10, 2007 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
"This conference will bring together for the first time sports industry leaders from the NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL who are integrating an analytical approach into their personnel decisions and business operations," says conference co-chair Daryl Morey, MIT Sloan MBA '00 and a former instructor of the popular Analytical Sports Management Course at MIT Sloan. "In the sports industry, competitive advantage is critical. Our goal is to provide a unique opportunity to meet and learn from top sports industry leaders who are creating advantage by using these methods."
J.P. Ricciardi, senior vice president of baseball operations and general manager of the Toronto Blue Jays, and Jamie McCourt, president of the Los Angeles Dodgers, are slated to serve as keynote speaker. Bill James, senior baseball operations advisor for the Boston Red Sox and famed author of the Bill James Baseball Abstract, will headline a panel that will look at the latest tools and models general managers are using to make personnel decisions. Conference participants will also include:
Key questions to be addressed at the conference will include: Why are some sports teams and leagues more successful than others? How does quantitative analysis factor into personnel decisions such as drafting players and making trades? How should teams determine the optimal ticket pricing strategy? Will rule changes be introduced to counter the pace of technology improvements?
"MIT Sloan's inaugural Sports Business Conference is an important step in showcasing the role of MBAs and the use of analytics in the industry," says McCourt, an MIT Sloan alumna. "As president, I believe that hiring the right people with the necessary analytical skill set combined with excellent interpersonal skills will result in a winning team for fans and profitability for the franchise."
Moderators for the conference will include prominent sports journalists such as Darren Rovell, CNBC; Michael Schrage, The Washington Post; John Hollinger, ESPN.com; Rob Neyer, ESPN.com; and Shira Springer, The Boston Globe.
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|Year joined the CSO: 2007
|Hometown: Ventura, California
|Hobbies: Disc golf, hiking, cooking, travel
|Most influenced by: My wonderful teachers John Mack, Allan Vogel, David Weiss, and Joel Timm.
|Little known fact: If I hadn't been swept away by the oboe in high school, I would have stuck with the saxophone and been a jazzer in LA.
|Earliest musical memory: Playing a piano recital for my elementary school. Nervous and hiding my face in the keyboard, I was nicknamed "the hunchback of Loma Vista"...
|Other than performing music, I've always thought it would be fun to be a: A college professor, perhaps teaching a foreign language if not music. I know it's nerdy, but I really miss academia. I had a so many great friends, teachers and experiences in school.
|Bio: Dwight Parry is the principal oboist of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. In 2006-2007, he held the same position with the San Diego Symphony and before that was a fellow in the New World Symphony under the direction of Michael Tilson Thomas. He has performed as guest principal oboist with the New York Philharmonic, the Atlanta Symphony, the Los Angeles Opera, and the Deutsche Symphonie of Berlin. Originally from Southern California, he found his passion for music studying piano, voice, and jazz saxophone, but it was not until his sophomore year of high school that he began playing the oboe. Dwight received his Bachelor's degree from the University of Southern California with Allan Vogel and his Master's degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music with John Mack. In addition to his love for orchestral playing, Dwight enjoys performing as a soloist, both with orchestra and in recital. Concerto appearances have included the works of Mozart, Strauss, Goossens, Haydn, Bach, Vivaldi, Albinoni, Barber, Marcello and Vaughn-Williams. He is currently a member of the Cincinnati-based chamber group Concert:Nova and regularly performs Bach cantatas at St. Thomas Episcopal with the Cincinnati Bach Ensemble. Dwight has taught at the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and is currently faculty at Northern Kentucky University, regularly gives guest masterclasses at universities and festivals and teaches privately. Dwight plays exclusively on Loree oboes.