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7 months ago I started out to help people, this site is designed to show that anyone, regardless of background can achieve anything they want. I've made some real friendships through this site and have dedicated my time to helping others.
The community on our site is simply amazing, well over 11,000 comments from some truely amazing people, which is why this post is so difficult for me to write.
A few weeks ago I was diagnosed with a serious condition, something that needs my absolute full attention to beat which is why this will be my last post for theinfopreneur.net.
The site is continuing. Brandon Yeager will be taking over the site, with help from the T.I.P Team. But for me, this is the last post I will be writing. A small circle of people know this news has been coming for a few days now, but I've been waiting to go public with the announcement till now.
Some of you would have been wondering what the hell was going on recently as I haven't been posting everyday as usual, and that's simply down to my medication and visits to the specialist. I've got one hell of a fight in front of me, and stepping down to let Brandon take the site even further forward is the right thing to do for you the readers and me personally.
I've thought about every single circumstance to actually maintain the site myself, but it's impossible and I feel Brandon is absolutely the right guy to take it on.
Before I make this final post into an oscar winning speech I just want to leave you with one thought that opitimizes hard work and the right solution for having success (in life or in business).
I've accepted that I'm ill, I've accepted that it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better, I've also accepted the countless combinations of medication I have to take 5 times a day.
I've NOT accepted it will beat me, I've NOT accepted this will rule my life and I've NOT accepted defeat.
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"'Mort pour la France': Coercion and Co-option of 'Indochinese' Worker-Soldiers in World War One" (Social Scientist, Nos.7-8, July-August. 2014, pp.63-84). (2014/10/28)
"Indonesia in 2013: Oligarchs, Political Tribes, and Populists," Asian Survey, vol.54, no.1, 2014, pp.47-55. (2014/02/21)
History without Borders - New Reviews (2014/01/02)
"...nicely structured, each chapter begins with a list of questions, most of them stimulating, and ends with a clear conclusion...The book can be praised for its tight structure and stimulating choice of themes" (John N. Miksic, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore).
"An important attempt at the writing of world history from the Southeast Asian perspective...Like Anthony Reid's Age of Commerce, Victor Lieberman's Strange Parallels, and Lockard's Southeast Asia in World History, this book pushes the frontiers of Southeast Asian historiography vis-a-vis global history" (Keng We Koh, Journal of World History, Hawaii).
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"History without Borders fills a neglected gap in the texts available on Asia...may be the first significant attempt to create a trans-Asian economic history of the region for this period... [and] contains a vast assemblage of data on the Asian economy, difficult to locate in other sources, as well as the bibliographical data of immense benefit for further study" ( Paul B. Spooner, Chinese Cross Currents, Macau).
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Astride the historical maritime silk routes linking India to China, premodern East and Southeast Asia can be viewed as a global region in the making over a long period. Intense Asian commerce in spices, silks, and ceramics placed the region in the forefront of global economic history prior to the age of imperialism...
Though national perspectives stubbornly dominate the writing of Asian history, even powerful state-centric narratives have to be re-examined with respect to shifting identities and contested boundaries. This book situates itself in a new genre of writing on borderland zones between nations, especially prior to the emergence of the modern nation-state.
Announcing new publication (2011/01/03)
Historical Dictionary of East Timor
Announcing new publication (2010/08/31)
New publication (with Reyko Huang) New Nation: Peace-building in East Timor is available on-line from Selectbooks.com (Singapore). It is also available where it matters, namely in East Timor from Loja de Tais (Tais Shop) inside the Timor Hotel, Dili.
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Website has been renewed.
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(with Reyko Huang) New Nation: Peace-building in East Timor (2006/05/25)
New publication (with Reyko Huang) New Nation: Peace-building in East Timor on sale in various bookstores in Macau, including Livraria Portuguesa. Shortly available from Australia-East Timor Association (Melbourne and Sydney). This book is the first to explain the rationale and context of the latest conflict in East Timor. Online orders will be accepted in near future.
Timor Lorosae: 500 tahun (2006/02/19)
Two additional chapters of the Indonesian translation of Timor Lorosae: 500 years have been released.
Viqueque Rebellion (2006/02/09)
Draft for "Revisiting the Viqueque Rebellion of 1959" forthcoming in Timor-Leste: An Anthropology of War and Liberation, Research Institute of Southeast Asia, Faculty of Economics, Nagasaki University, Monograph n.37. has been uploaded.
Complicity in Genocide
CAVR 2005 Report, Complicity in Genocide: Report to the East Timor "Truth Commission" on International Actors has been uploaded.
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Check out some of my books and writings through the "Publications" link. As a teacher I have also traveled. I also learned that there is no universal model of a "university", just institutions keyed to the needs of various cultures and polities. Moving in and out of these "universities" has often been a surreal experience for me as much my students, I dare say. Check out my checkered experience as a peripatetic professor through the Biography link.
I have also invested much energy into intensive fieldwork in a number of sites, just as I have traveled extensively across Afro-Eurasia from a fairly young age. In the last few years I have devoted much time to the study of the small half-island state of East Timor, not only history and society but also the events surrounding its emergence as a new nation following a period under United Nations stewardship. As this site develops I will introduce certain of my writings relating to East Timor and UN involvement.


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Turner: Chargers will scale back offense
Norv Turner said he needs "to do a better job" if the Chargers are to reduce the turnovers that ruined the 2011 season and are threatening to wreck this season and cost Turner his job.
It's quite rare for Turner to say his own performance was lacking, but he's made a habit of it since Philip Rivers' turnover-laden outing Monday night fueled an historic second-half collapse, culminating in the 35-24 loss to the Broncos.
"It starts with the coaching," Turner said after breaking down the film.
He'd sounded the same theme in his postgame remarks.
Several times on Tuesday, Turner said the Chargers will "eliminate" the turnover problem, even it takes reigning in the offense
"Yes, we are going to limit some things we're doing, and I've got to do a better job and make sure we put things in there, and then we're calling things that have less risk," said Turner, who calls the plays in games and works with the offense in practice. "They may not have as big of a reward. We may not be quite the same big-play team, but we're not going to turn the ball over."
The Chargers led 24-0 at halftime.
In the second half, Rivers threw three interceptions and lost two fumbles. The Broncos returned two of the quarterback's turnovers for touchdowns.
The Broncos won the fourth quarter, 21-0, with help from four of the takeaways.
"If you're turning the ball over four times, you're not going to win the game," Turner said. "And that's the problem we have to fix."
The Chargers are 0-3 when they lose the turnover game.
Last year, Rivers had a career-high 20 interceptions. With nine in six games, he's currently on pace for 24. He's also had costly fumbles the last two years.
Tuner hinted at how he and his coaches intend to fix the stubborn problem.
"If we break it down," he said, "there's some things in terms of play selection as a staff, there's some things with Philip in his technique and get him back up in the pocket – and then, we need to continue to get better in the offensive line with our protection."
Tied with Denver atop the AFC West, the Chargers (3-3) won't play again until Oct. 28 at Cleveland. They'll practice once this week – Wednesday – before working out Monday.
Turner talked about turnovers like a bug exterminator talks about cockroaches.
"We're going to eliminate them," he said. "We can eliminate them. That will be our complete focus as we go through this bye."
He added: "What I've got to do, and then what we've got to do collectively is look hard at the plays that we're having a tough time with it, and then manage it."
Turner said the defense needs to improve by playing a "complete game."
Turner said wide receiver Vincent Brown, who sustained a broken ankle in the second preseason game, "is in the middle of his rehab" and hasn't worked out on a field. "It'll be awhile before we give you specific timing in terms of when he'd be able to play," he said.


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Hundreds of people from as far away as Missouri and Jamestown attended Saturday's Wings and Wheel Airshow at the Barnes County Municipal Airport. More in Monday's Times-Record.
Life is about making the most of your chances.
Trailing Dickinson Trinity 26-18 with 1:57 to play, AA No. 4 Valley City pulled off a 64-yard tying touchdown drive, capped by Nate Rodriguez's one-yard touchdown and John Halgrimson's two-point right-side end-around with 1:09 left to force overtime.
Jared Lentz recovered a Titan fumble in the extra frame and scored on a one-yard keeper to seal Friday's Parents and National Guard Night win.
Torrential rainfall at about 3 a.m. Thursday morning resulted in a Valley City Police car being covered in water and two city streets being closed for less than an hour when they were flooded with water, said David Schelkoph, Valley City city administrator. More in Friday's issue of the Times-Record.
Some local veterans with service-related disabilities recently spent a weekend goose hunting thanks to the generosity of an anonymous benefactor.
More in Friday's Times-Record.
Valley City's Curves is hosting an open house later this month, which will give new members 30 days free in addition to a free workout. The open house week, held Monday, Sept. 15 through Saturday, Sept. 20, provides women with the opportunity to check out their local Curves and take some important "me time" for themselves.
More in Friday's Times-Record.
Valley City faced all-State talent-laden West Fargo in Thursday's 7-2 road loss, but such a challenge is just what a youthful team needs.
"Many positives today," Valley City head coach Matt Nielson said. "We focused on footwork yesterday and we were better today. We preached location on our shots and the players responded. The three pillars were not upheld to our high standard on Tuesday [a 7-2 home win against Wahpeton], but they were today."
Dalton Ondracek lost to Brady Ballweber, 6-2, 6-0.
Brandon Miller lost to Kayan Farahmand, 6-0, 6-1.
Enderlin and Litchville-Marion/Montpelier traded points early and often in Thursday's first two sets in Montpelier, N.D., but, despite Rhandi Larson's eight digs and three kills, Eagle power prevailed in a 3-0 (25-22, 25-10, 25-13) win.
Jacey Alber and Morgan Smith spiked three kills, Cheyanne Elsner two.
Caitlin Miedema and Tierra Velure swooped for six digs, Elsner five, Alber and Morgan Gentzkow four, Danielle Eichele and Smith two.
Gentzkow hustled for four assists, Alber two, Elsner and Velure another each.
Elsner and Alber also came up with a block and an ace each.
A long touchdown pass in the final minutes at Lokken Stadium in Valley City on Thursday night gave the Barnes County Deputies a 49-47 win against the Valley City State Vikings, the Deputies' third triumph in as many years.
"They used my strategy of putting every player on the field at once, so they won," said Deputies coach J. Reed Anderson, a veritable leviathan in a sea of football knowledge. "[Viking coach and 1490 AM KOVC AM general manager] Tim Ost is wondering if he'll ever win one."
The Valley City Times-Record plans to run a historical photograph each week on Thursdays submitted by our readers.
Wes Anderson, curator of the barnes County Historical Society Museum agreed to start off the series to give our readers an idea what we are looking for.
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This carefully selected collection of creative compositions centers specifically around the feet and the fetish fulfillment which they offer to the relevant parties – a showcase of toes, ankles, and slender legs.
Emphasizing the feet, many artworks within this gallery of course also contain a nice view of the legs – alongside a chance of pantsu if the angle or perspective allow for it. As for the fantastic art piece above featuring the Touhou series' "stupid" loli character Cirno sitting on a tree, it highlights every aspect of splendor which the legs do provide – from the feet to the thighs, yet unfortunately, just short of the pantsu. However either way, the sight remains sweet enough to enjoy regardless of the fascination inspired by female underwear.
Of importance here are the rounded shapes and curves which form the transition from her feet to her legs in a display no less than exquisite – gradually following up from the slim lower portion of her legs and calves, to her supple thighs illustrated with depth, much in thanks to incredibly smooth showcase of shadow which becomes ever more so prominent the further one indulges under her dress. Notice how the front and top view of her legs are nearly pale in hue – whereas the bottom of her thighs and the area merely an inch away from her pantsu are far darker in tone.
Yet in a manner of expertise rarely seen, this inclusion of value is seamless to the point of unadulterated realism – at least exclusively in the case of this single element, contributing to the elegance of the image overall through its delicacy and gentle movement through difference.
Concentrating on the legs, one will see them to be crossed in a manner which nearly looks askew – yet in actuality, this off-set impression is accurate to what is found within our very own third dimension, showing that the artist has, just as expected of one capable of creating such a compelling composition, familiarized himself with the structural and visible traits of his subject medium.
Moving to the topic of the pose as a whole, it expressively shows her to be not particularly amused by us – although nonetheless, we can say with certainty we're quite fond of this face she makes, and find ourselves gratifying in the pleasing view of her legs as well, a seductive sight which she perhaps makes available without conscious realization.
As for the final aspect asserting this artwork to levels of amazing and beyond, the varied series of blues present within imply a soft atmosphere as they emerge from a sea of soothing white – quite fitting with the sight of her luminous and lush skin, and nearly forming an achromatic color scheme save for the red of her ribbon found below the chin.
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David Dees is Associate Professor of Saxophone at Texas Tech University. He has been a prizewinner in national and international performance competitions including; the 2010 Ville d' Avray / Paris International Saxophone Competition, the North American Saxophone Alliance Competition, the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition, University of North Texas Concerto Competition and the Kingsville Young Artist Competition. He has appeared throughout North America and has presented recitals and master classes at the Royal College of Music in London, The Birmingham Conservatory, and in Switzerland at Musik-Akademie der Stadt Basel and at Musikhochschule Luzerne. Recent activities include performances of Benjamin Britten's Sinfonia da Requiem with the Dallas Symphony, performances of Teresa LeVelle's Shadowlands, concerto for soprano saxophone and string quartet in Carnegie Recital Hall, and performances of John Mackey's Concerto for Soprano Saxophone with the Texas Tech University Symphonic Wind Ensemble. He has performed at World Saxophone Congresses in Montreal and Ljubjana, Slovenia, the United States Navy Band International Saxophone Symposium, and at North American Saxophone Alliance Conferences in Iowa, Arkansas, Texas, Missouri, South Carolina and Georgia. He serves as Region 4 Director of the North American Saxophone Alliance and hosted the 2003 NASA Region 4 Conference at Texas Tech University. He has served as a member of the jury for the North American Saxophone Alliance Classical Performance Competition and currently serves as Competition Coordinator for NASA. His recording of "Shadowlands, concerto for soprano saxophone and string quartet," by Teresa LeVelle is available on Innova Recordings. He was featured on the June 2006 cover of Saxophone Journal Magazine. He received his Bachelor of Music degree from the University of North Texas where he was a student of Debra Richtmeyer and his Master of Music degree from Northwestern University where he was a student of Frederick Hemke. He was a recipient of a Texas Tech University Outstanding Faculty Award presented by Mortar Board and Omicron Delta Kappa. Prior to joining the faculty at Texas Tech University, he was a saxophonist with the United States Army Band (Pershing's Own) in Washington, DC.
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Nadal ousted in Australia
'Rafa Slam' dream dies after injured star shocked by Ferrer
Andy Murray's odds on ending his quest for a first Grand Slam title at the Australian Open have been halved to 2/1 after favourite Rafael Nadal crashed out. Bet now.
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Rafael Nadal's hopes of winning a fourth consecutive grand slam title have evaporated after a shock defeat to David Ferrer at the Australian Open.
The top seed, who was struggling with a leg injury throughout, never looked close to his best in the quarter-final clash as his fellow Spaniard cruised to a surprisingly comfortable 6-4 6-2 6-3 victory on Rod Laver Arena.
Nadal was in trouble early on in all three sets as Ferrer took a firm grip with quick breaks and then held his nerve to build his winning advantage.
Ferrer will face Andy Murray in the last four, with the British hope looking for a second consecutive final appearance in Melbourne after avoiding the expected showdown with Nadal.
"It's not easy. Rafa is a gentleman and played on after being injured in the first set," Ferrer said after the match.
"I fought a lot and it was still not easy. I played aggressively and tried to go to the net but if Rafael was not injured I would not have won in three sets. It is a win but not how I wanted to win.
"I just tried to focus on my own game and I am happy. I will do my best now in the semi-finals."
The first signs that all was not well with Nadal appeared in the second game of the match as he dropped serve after a marathon struggle ended in him netting a backhand.
Nadal, who won the 2009 tournament, broke back immediately but then Ferrer returned the favour to re-establish his two-game advantage after the world number one had called a medical timeout.
The seventh seed would then build on his advantage and surged into a commanding lead, with his opponent's sluggish movement showing that he was considerably below full fitness.
Nadal did claim the break back with Ferrer on the brink of the first set, but surrendered the advantage again in the very next game to hand the set to his compatriot.
There were signs of a comeback when Ferrer dropped serve at the start of the second set but Nadal would then lose eight straight games as his fate was effectively sealed.
The pair temporarily stopped play so as not to be distracted by nearby Australia Day fireworks and when the match resumed, Ferrer seized the initiative.
After winning the second set, the Spanish veteran continued his hot streak into the third as he broke serve again to move 3-0 up.
Nadal did finally manage to stop the rot and grabbed three service holds to make the scoreline look a little more respectable, but Ferrer remained solid on his own serve to close out the victory, ending the match with a simple forehand winner.
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Pa Raz says...
i really liked the fact that nadal was gracious in that game. i normally want him to lose simply because he beats federer all the time (whose my favourite player) but today i saw a different side to him. hope he does well in the future, but i still want federer to beat him
Posted 20:37 26th January 2011
Hatini 10 Gordon says...
Why do so many big stars fall prone to i njury when there are beating fair & square... Surely in this day & age a professinal in any sport knows when he or she is injured. If injured dont play, give victory gracefully, you will be respected far more for this....
Posted 20:04 26th January 2011
Steven Smith says...
Why are people on Nadal's back? He's probably the most gracious star in both victories and defeats. Unlike Murray and Djokovic who run off crying the second they 'injure' themselves, Nadal actually had the decency to play it through for both Ferrer and the crowd. As for Ferrer, well done.
Posted 16:19 26th January 2011
Nosa Peters says...
So so sorry Rafa. You are a breath of fresh air in tennis. Hope you'll bounce back again as you've always done. All the best, and you'll never walk alone.
Posted 16:00 26th January 2011
Mister Marc says...
There is no doubt that Rafa goes down in the books as one of the greats, but what separates him & Federer, the greatest of all time is that after 17 slams in the bag, & hopefully still more to come, Federer a few years his senior is still going strong and looks to have found a second wind after a brief slump. Never retires injured, or anything like that. Simply because his beautiful style of playing allows that. Rafa as great as he is looks like he unfortunately has limited time left as champion....my prediction is once Rafa has been forced to stop ( by his body ), Federer will still be going strong..... !!! Pity either way as this is perhaps the greatest rivalry in the history of the game.....even greater than that of McEnroe & Conners, Or Conners & Borg.......
Posted 15:51 26th January 2011
Adewale Solomon says...
Too bad for a man that wants to make history by completin four consecutive slam in a roll.hope the injury is not too serious? Anyway,ride on Roger!can't wait to see you lift the trophy. You are the MAN...
Posted 15:37 26th January 2011
June Hodgson says...
Sorry Rafa. Hope you get well soon. I was looking forward to seeing you and Federer in the final. But it took guts to finish the game. Sean Maiden get lost. Those two are the best in the world. And it will be sad day when they have gone.
Posted 15:26 26th January 2011
Connor Thorogood says...
Dont make excuses for Rafa just because he lost, he was beaten with ease by Ferrer so Ferrer should be applauded
Posted 14:22 26th January 2011
Yanda Hamilemba says...
if rafa was injured he should have gracefully retired. it is bad and sickenning to always hear that he has lost because of an injury. Ferrer should be applauded for good game of tennis. get well soon rafa.
Posted 13:38 26th January 2011
Ife Ogunduyile says...
i'm so disappointed, was looking forward to another federer/nadal final. i'l never stop admiring rafa's persistence & tenacity.
Posted 13:19 26th January 2011
Tony Brine says...
Come on Murray, it's set up for your first Grand Slam title now. You're better than Ferrer and have a great record against Federer. 2 matches from making history! Sorry for Rafa, get well soon.
Posted 13:12 26th January 2011
Maria Mclachlan says...
So sorry to see Nadel go out , hope his injury is not seriours. i was loking forward to seeing him in the final again ...Get well soon Nadel...
Posted 13:11 26th January 2011
Ali Khalifeh says...
Long Live Roger Federer!
Posted 13:10 26th January 2011
Gillian Wells says...
Hope Rafa recovers so that we can all enjoy his wonderful tennis - he is my all time favourite tennis player.
Posted 12:54 26th January 2011
Sean Maiden says...
Ferrer must be the greatest!!! Rafa is falling apart hahhahahaa!!!!
Posted 12:45 26th January 2011
Asif Khan says...
Loser always get some kind of injury. He will be fine for next slam.
Posted 12:32 26th January 2011
Nick Times says...
Is this what it will be like for Nadal, injuries getting in the way of greatness. The way he plays is to brutal for his body to sustain, its been said many many times before, and it takes him a whole season to get back to his best. Murray to finally win..... No I don't think so either.
Posted 12:29 26th January 2011
Sharon Sanders says...
Hope its not a serious injury Rafa!
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We started building Phase III GTs to order in 1969, with production ending in 1971," Joel Rosen told us. "The GT was just too expensive for the audience that we had cultivated for big-block Camaros, Chevelles, Novas, and our $3,000 SS-427 Street Racer Special Biscaynes. The most expensive GT built, the air-conditioned '70 Daytona Yellow GT that Thomas Squire ordered on February 2nd, 1970, went out the door for over $13,000 including delivery to Los Angeles, Calfornia. It's one of only three GTs accounted for today." Squire's Phase III GT, powered by a blueprinted 535hp Phase III 454, had been clocked at 0-to-60 mph in 4.4 seconds with a top speed of over 150 mph prior to delivery. The engine was backed up by a modified Turbo 400 automatic fitted with a Hone Overdrive which allowed high-speed cruising with the 4.88 rear gears. It spent most of its life in the Warner Brothers studio fleet and was found by Rosen in the early 1990s finished in black paint that looked as though it were applied with a brush! It was restored for Rosen by New Jersey Corvette specialists Randy Bianchi and John Walleck for its "coming out party" at the 1993 New York Auto Show. Fortunately, Rosen was able to supply the car's original paperwork including customer invoice and shop orders, insuring the restoration would be totally accurate. It remained in Rosen's personal collection until last year. "Although we only sold few GTs, we ended up doing an incredible business marketing individual GT body parts and conversion kits to shops that specialized in customizing Corvettes," said Rosen.
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Have you heard of "Prancercise?" It's a way of doing your walking exercise, while trying to look like a horse. I watched the video and I am not sure that I could do this with a straight face through my subdivision. You basically walk with a "springy, rhythmic gait" prancing around like a horse, hence the name.
It was "invented" by Joanna Rohrback back in 1989, but it never caught on. Perhaps because she was so ahead of her time. She created an exercise video, but you couldn't follow along unless you had some sort of portable video device. But now the world is ready and Joanna is re-releasing her video. I am not sure the video will become a viral hit because of her exercise idea, but maybe more because she is really into "prancing" and does it with such flair. Check out her video and imagine yourself doing this down your street.
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A study out of Oregon suggests that Obamacare's expansion of the number of Americans eligible for Medicaid is putting a greater burden on emergency rooms. But health officials say they are seeing just the opposite in San Diego County.
Starting Jan. 1, the Affordable Care Act expanded the number of poor and disabled Americans eligible for Medicaid, extending benefits to single men and women who were previously ineligible for benefits.
The expansion, along with the mandate that most Americans buy health insurance starting on Jan. 1, is key to the overarching goal of health reform.
Many experts believe that insuring more people will get them to quit using emergency rooms for nonemergencies. Preventing emergency room visits, the prevailing logic holds, can be both cheaper and better for patients.
With the help of a federal grant, California got a head start on Medicaid expansion and began enrolling single Californians in the Low Income Health Program in late 2010. In the San Diego region, the program started in mid-2011 and signed up more than 49,000 residents for coverage by the end of 2013. These people were transferred into Medi-Cal programs on Jan. 1.
Because it deals with the same people made eligible for expanded coverage by Obamacare, the Low Income Health Program provides a glimpse at the effect of expanding coverage on local emergency rooms.
Dr. Bruce Haynes, medical director of San Diego County Emergency Medical Services, said that claims data for LIHP show a decrease in emergency room visits over time.
He said there were 837 emergency visits per 10,000 enrollees in September 2012, compared with 1,003 in July 2011.
The results seem to run counter to the Oregon study, which was published Jan. 2 by East Coast and Oregon researchers in the journal Science.
Oregon expanded its Medicaid program in 2008 using a lottery system that granted coverage to about 30,000 poor residents out of 90,000 who applied. The study compared the emergency-room usage of those who got coverage with those who didn't and found that not only did the newly covered patients make 0.41 more emergency visits than their counterparts without insurance, they also continued to show up in the ER for problems that could have been handled in a doctor's office.
"We find that expanding Medicaid coverage increases emergency department use across a broad range of visit types, including visits that may be most readily treatable in other outpatient settings," the Oregon study concluded.
The finding got an immediate reaction from many like Columbia University economics professor Raymond Fisman, whose commentary appeared in the same issue of Science.
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Is the iPhone 5 hopefully coming in September when they release iOS 5 to the public ?
iOS 5 contains references to new iPhone and iPad models
As with all new beta firmware, it appears there are references to new hardware in iOS 5. I expected there to be references to a 5th generation iPhone model but there are also placeholders for new iPad models as well. TUAW is reporting that they found references to not only two difference 5th generation iPhone models, but 2 different iPad models as well.
I'm assuming the two iPhone references are to the GSM and CDMA models of whatever the 5th generation iPhone will be called. I definitely didn't expect to see two new iPad models this soon. And even more interesting, there are no new references of a fifth generation iPod Touch. Considering Apple typically releases new iPods in the Fall, we normally see code pointing in that direction around this time.
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Specifically, there are declarations buried in the iOS system files that reference "iPad3,1" and "iPad3,2." Likewise, "iPhone4,1" and "iPhone4,2." The iPhone 5 will be a 4th generation unit because the iPhone 3G was technically 1st generation. This throws off the numbering and confuses everyone, so don't fret if you were confused....
What do you guys think? I'm going with the fact that they just stuck place holders in there for future iPad iterations. They've done it in the past. I am, however, intrigued that there are no iPod references found this close to what should be an iPod refresh.
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iOS 5 contains references to new iPhone and iPad models
@Allyson: I think your "place holder" theory is most likely; another possibility is that Apple might do away with some of the iPod models, but I find that unlikely as they still appear to be selling really well.
I really wanna know why they didn't release the new iPhone now.
Other than that they wanted to release the new iPhone with the new iOS because iOS5 is compatible with the current iPhones being sold.
I could understand a late OS release because A LOT goes into writing code ...
Hmmm......... (I think way too much!!)........ with all the rumours flying around this year, of iPad 3 end of year, and iPhone nano........ maybe, just maybe ;
"iPhone4,1″ = iPhone 5, GSM & CDMA.
"iPhone4,2″ = iPhone 5 Nano, GSM & CDMA.
"iPad3,1″ = iPad 3, retina display, 3G GSM & CDMA data.
"iPad3,2″ = iPad 3 Nano (previously know as iPod Touch).
How is this news? Everybody knows there will be new iPhones and iPads.
Maybe releasing iPhone in Fall officially means iPhones will replace iPods. Who knows.
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Agree with Martin Soler. Although, it may not be 'news', it's still nice to hear the vibes of it actually on it's way. Even me (Mr Impatient) didn't trade in for an iPad 2 as it was logical a 3 would come soon. The iPad 2 is more like an iPad 1S in my opinion. I can't though think what else they could add to the iPhone hardware apart from bigger screen and camera, but even if little changes, after a few updates the 4 is starting to get a bit laggy and in need of renewal. I've been due for upgrade for 2 months but of course I'll hang-on.
Delaying iPhone until autumn/fall must have some strategy.
Hey, (sorry slightly off-topic) but did anyone else notice the cunning use of the word/acronym 'PC' during the keynote when talking about a Mac laptop or desktop?!... I've thought for a while that Microsoft doesn't have the right to 'own' the term PC/personal computer. Apple makes personal computers, Microsoft doesn't and by now referring to Apple laptops and desktops as PCs is good. It stops Microsoft from monopolising it and also makes their 'I'm a PC' campaign worthless. Subtle but cunning if it's what Apple are really up to!... ads running the caption 'I'm a windows' doesn't have quite the same ring to it!
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Beef farmers in the Westcountry believe their industry is being threatened by overzealous regulation.
They say the Government is considering reneging on a new arrangement for the finishing of cattle from TB-restricted farms, in a move that could hold back the development of the beef sector at a time when it needs support – and could cost farmers a fortune.
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is reviewing arrangements allowing cattle in special approved finishing units (AFUs) to be grazed for part of the time, a system that allows many more cattle through the system.
"We believe the Government is overstepping the mark," said Bill Harper, who chairs the National Beef Association's TB committee. He is urging members to petition Defra.
With up to a fifth of beef farms in the region under movement restriction because of bovine TB, the AFU system was introduced to help farmers finish their beef cattle for slaughter.
The AFUs replaced farm quarantine units, which did not meet EU approval, the main difference being that AFUs allowed the option of a period of outdoor grazing, facilitating a far larger throughput of animals.
But only a few months after the introduction of the AFUs, Defra is proposing to withdraw the grazing option. This course of action would cost the South West cattle industry hundreds of thousands of pounds, said Mr Harper, who farms on the Cornwall-Devon border near Holsworthy. Of the 109 AFUs in England, 73 are situated in the South West, with 43 of these registered as grazing AFUs.
Mr Harper added: "These licensed units provide an outlet for the finishing of clear-tested cattle from TB- restricted holdings.
Stock held in grazing AFUs are tested for TB every 90 days. It is uneconomic to rear traditionally-bred stock indoors for 20 to 30 months. Friesian bull beef suits this type of intensive system, but that is not the quality of beef a majority of processors and consumers demand.
"All other beef cattle, whether they are under TB restriction or not, need to be grazed. We understand we must comply with EU regulations, but this Government is overstepping the mark in this instance, because the EU is quite relaxed in its stance over grazing AFUs. So this proposal is not an EU derogation."
Mr Harper urged affected producers to contact John Cross, chairman of Defra's TB Eradication Advisory Group.
He said: "It must be done now. We all know how valuable these grazing units are in terms of providing the industry with the beef it requires in as natural a system as possible."
A single senior ministry vet is thought to be behind the new Defra action, claiming there is a disease risk in allowing the cattle to graze outside.
But the National Beef Association says the importance of allowing AFUs cannot be over-emphasised.
Bovine TB has been causing havoc among cattle herds throughout the country, responsible for the death of 26,000 cattle a year which either contract the disease or fail tests. Compensation to farmers over the years is nearing £1 billion, but the effect on farming communities is devastating – and has even led to suicides.
A Defra spokesman said: "We are reviewing the operating rules of all AFUs, including those with grazing land, as part of our ongoing work to improve TB controls and prevent the spread of this disease. No decisions have yet been taken."


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Four issues have been identified as central to the Lehigh Valley, the US and the globe, including poverty and inequality, sustainability, health care, and war and peace. Each year academic and co-curricular activity will center on one of these challenges.
Our goal is for Moravian College, Moravian Theological Seminary, and the Comenius Center to realize the promise of becoming known as an institution that engages its students in the study of important issues that challenge humanity today and as we look to the future. Through grappling with complex problems, and examining them from several different perspectives Moravian's graduates will be better prepared to contribute to a just society and a vibrant democracy.
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Overview of the campus-wide IN FOCUS initiative resides in the Office of the President, and is coordinated by the Director of Constituent Relations who chairs the IN FOCUS Steering Committee. The charge of this Committee is as follows:
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The Global Volcanism Program has no activity reports for Petacas.
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Cerro de Las Petacas is a lava dome in the Departamento Cauca about 12 km NE of Animas and 23 km NE of Doña Juana volcanos. Many morphologically fresh cones are located nearby (Von Wolff, 1929), although the age of the most recent eruption is not known.
The Global Volcanism Program is not aware of any Holocene eruptions from Petacas. If this volcano has had large eruptions (VEI >= 4) prior to 10,000 years ago, information might be found on the Petacas page in the LaMEVE (Large Magnitude Explosive Volcanic Eruptions) database, a part of the Volcano Global Risk Identification and Analysis Project (VOGRIPA).
The Global Volcanism Program has no synonyms or subfeatures listed for Petacas.
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The following references have all been used during the compilation of data for this volcano, it is not a comprehensive bibliography. Discussion of another volcano or eruption (sometimes far from the one that is the subject of the manuscript) may produce a citation that is not at all apparent from the title.
IAVCEI, 1973-80. Post-Miocene Volcanoes of the World. IAVCEI Data Sheets, Rome: Internatl Assoc Volc Chemistry Earth's Interior..
Von Wolff F, 1929. Der Volcanismus II Band: Spezieller Teil 1 Teil Die Neue Welt (Pazifische Erdhalfte) der Pazifische Ozean und Seine Randgebiete. Stuttgart: Ferdinand Enke, 828 p.


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Master of Arts - Religion
The M.A. in Religion is a thirty-six semester-hour program. It includes eighteen hours taken from a common core offered by the Department of Religion Studies and Philosophy. Students select an additional twelve hours in the department in a biblical Studies/Languages concentration, or they select a concentration outside the department in the School of Psychology and Counseling, Department of English Language and Literature, School of Divinity, or School of Education. The Department of Religious Studies and Philosophy must approve these concentrations. Students must also meet all requirements established by the departments/schools involved for taking courses outside of the Department of Religious Studies. Students also select six hours from one of two tracks: the research track (thesis research and writing) or the teaching track (a pedagogy course and an internship in university teaching).
In addition to the basic requirements for admission to the University's Graduate School (a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution of higher learning, transcripts, satisfactory scores on either the Graduate Record examination or the Miller Analogies Test, and three positive letters of recommendation), full admission is granted to students who have met the following requirements:
- Demonstrated proficiency in the biblical languages (normally this proficiency will be achieved through three undergraduate semesters of Greek and three undergraduate semesters of Hebrew with a "C" or better in all language courses);
- A major in religious studies or the equivalent with a GPA of 2.75 or greater;
- Submit a 15-20 page research paper with documented research on a topic in the field of Religious Studies. This essay can be something the applicant has written previously for an academic assignment. The essay must be submitted electronically in Rich Text Format by email to the Graduate School.
- A successful departmental interview to determine academic preparation and vocational appropriateness of the degree for the prospective student (students desiring to work in pastoral ministry are directed to a Master of Divinity program rather than the M.A. in Religion).
Students lacking the appropriate undergraduate background or language proficiency may be admitted provisionally until prerequisites are met through the completion of a prescribed program.
The Department of Religious Studies and Philosophy admits students into the Masters of Arts program for the fall semester. Prospective students are encouraged to submit all admission materials by March 15 for priority consideration. The deadline for completing the application process is May 1.
The purpose of the program is the academic (rather than parish ministry) study of religion in order to prepare students for one or more of the following possibilities:
- Meeting Ph.D. entrance requirements
- College teaching on the freshman and sophomore levels
- Teaching in private schools
The Master of Arts in Religion program is designed to meet the following goals:
- Graduate students will develop the research and writing skills essential for scholars in the field of religious studies.
- Graduate students will become conversant on the philosophical assumptions, classical and modern theories, and current research in the field or religious studies.
- Graduate students will demonstrate proficiency in expressing scholarly ideas through either a written thesis or a supervised teaching experience.
A. Common Core (18 semester hours)
RELI 600 Research Seminar 3 hrs.
RELI 605 Biblical Studies Seminar 3 hrs.
RELI 640 Theological Studies Seminar 3 hrs.
RELI 660World Religions Seminar 3 hrs.
RELI 680 Literature and Religion Seminar 3 hrs.
One of the following three courses:
RELI 650 Philosophy of Religion Seminar 3 hrs.
RELI 630 Historical Studies Seminar 3 hrs.
RELI 670 Psychology of Religion Seminar 3 hrs.
B. Research or Teaching Track (6 hours)
Advances Research Track: OR Teaching Track:
RELI 695 Thesis 6 hrs. RELI 685 Religious Instruction Seminar 3 hrs.
RELI 690 Graduate Internship 3 hrs.
C. Concentrations (12 hours)*
(1) Biblical Studies/Languages within the Department
RELI 610 Advanced Hebrew Exegesis Seminar 3 hrs.
RELI 620 Advanced Greek Exegesis Seminar 3 hrs.
RELI 615 Old Testament Seminar 3 hrs.
RELI 625 New Testament Seminar 3 hrs.
(2) Out of Department
With approval from the Department of Religious Studies and Philosophy and permission of the appropriate department/school, twelve graduate hours may be taken from the Department of English Language and Literature, School of Divinity, School of Education, or School of Psychology and Counseling. These hours may be taken from one department/school or from a combination, based upon the student's vocational interests.
*Students may choose a combination of courses from the Biblical Studies/Languages concentration along with out-of-department electives. However, students desiring to meet Ph.D. entrance requirements in the area of biblical studies/languages are strongly encouraged to follow the Biblical Studies/Languages concentration and to examine the requirements of the specific Ph.D. program to which they wish to apply.
In order to graduate, all students in the program must pass comprehensive written examinations on their course work. These students in the thesis track must pass a successful oral defense of their thesis. Those students in the teaching track must pass a successful written or oral defense of their internship.
Gardner-Webb offers a combined M.DIV./M.A. in Religion degree. For details about this degree and for the policy on dual degree programs, see the Master of Divinity section of the catalog (pp. 145-150).
Dual degree students must apply to the Graduate School as well as to the School of Divinity, following the admission requirements of the respective programs, and be accepted to each in order to pursue both degrees. Also, when academic policies and standards differ between the two schools (e.g., grades required for maintaining good academic standing and for graduation), the policies and standards of the appropriate school apply to the respective portion of the dual degree.
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Freelove Cruises Into NCAA Second Round
Illinois senior Oliver Freelove advanced to the second round of the NCAA Singles Championship with a 6-1, 6-4 victory today over Duke's Doug Root despite a rain delay at Henry Field Stadium in Athens, Ga. Freelove avenged an earlier loss to Root and improved to 36-15 on the season to move into second place on the Illinois career victory list.
"Oliver played a focused match today," head coach Craig Tiley said. "He followed his plan and kept the momentum despite the rain delay. Once the rain stopped, he came back and closed the match out. Oliver is playing well right now but tomorrow will be another tough match."
The two opponents had already played once this season, as Root earned a 6-2, 7-5 win at the Atkins Tennis Center in a dual match on February 14. Freelove, a 9-16 seed, jumped out quickly today, breaking Root's serve twice and holding his own serve to claim the first set 6-1.
In the second set, the UI senior again broke Root's serve to build a 3-2 advantage, only to see the Duke netter break right back to even the score at 3-3. As rain began to fall, Freelove wasted a break point in the seventh game as Root forced deuce and gained a game point before the weather halted the match. After a 20-minute delay, the two players returned and Root held serve for a 4-3 lead. The rest of the match went Freelove's way, as he held serve and then broke Root's serve for the fourth time for a 5-4 lead. The Illini senior then served out the match for the win.
Freelove's 36 wins now lead the team and rank second on the UI single-season list, behind Gavin Sontag's 40 wins last year. On the Illinois career list for most singles wins, Freelove moves into second place with a record of 118-61, surpassing fellow-senior Jakub Teply who ended his career with 117 wins. Sontag is the current record holder with 120 wins.
In the round of 32 on Thursday morning, Freelove will face either Cory Guy of UCSB or Jerome Jourdan of South Carolina, who play later today. Freelove will then open doubles play with teammate Cary Franklin, along with the UI duo of Sontag and Jeff Laski on Thursday afternoon. The championship match for both singles and doubles will be Sunday, May 30.
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As of April 1st, 2009 anyone purchasing electronics (computers, peripherals, etc.) will be required to pay a disposal fee. For further information and fee costs, please go to website http://www.queensu.ca/psychology/Internal/PSYC-Technical-Support/TechNews.html
At the last Committee of Departments meeting, a number of Heads raised the idea of collaborating on a course that might integrate the interests of a number of departments and also serve the interests of a wide range of students across the Faculty. Please see attached for further information. Psychology faculty please send your feedback to Kevin Munhall, Acting Head, Department of Psychology.
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Jason La Canfora covered the Red Wings for the Free Press in 1997-99. After turning to pro football to make a living, first with the Washington Post and then the NFL Network, he will be the new insider for CBS on its pregame show, "The NFL Today," and for its website, cbssports.com.
It was the summer of 1998, and some who knew Nicklas Lidstrom most closely figured he might be heading back to Sweden. He was going to retire in his prime (or so, as we'd ultimately come to know, after a total of seven Norris Trophies, still not yet even in his prime).
I was only a few years out of college at the time, naïve and stupid, so if a global sporting icon was pulling a contractual power play and leveraging the Red Wings with tales pining for his motherland, I would have been easy prey. Except this was anything but a ploy and Lidstrom was anything but a con man.
I'll never forget getting off the phone with Swedish legend Hakan Loob, who suddenly left the Calgary Flames to return home after winning the Stanley Cup a decade prior, for a feature I was doing on Nick's midcareer crisis and thinking, "Holy (bleep), I might end up in Malmo instead of Traverse City in September chasing down Nick."
Thankfully, for Hockeytown, and for anyone who knows and appreciates the game for that matter, Nick stayed in Motown ... only for another 14 years or so. Talk about longevity and consistency and professional excellence. Nobody did it better.
But back in '98, all the intrigue that swirled around Lidstrom says you all you need to know about this man. He was principled and forthright and selfless and moral enough to have walked away from NHL fame and fortune to raise his family back home if he deemed that the right move. And he was seriously considering it. His teammates knew it. And it scared the heck out of them.
Nick stayed -- and, let it always be known, carried a tremendous weight having to hold up the blue line in the wake of Vladdie's tragedy -- and merely continued a legendary career. He defined the greatness that was Detroit Red Wings hockey. He made everyone in a winged-wheel sweater better.
• Former Free Press staffer Viv Bernstein on Nicklas Lidstrom
• Former Free Press staffer Nicholas J. Cotsonika on Nicklas Lidstrom
• Former Free Press staffer Keith Gave on Nicklas Lidstrom
• Free Press sports writer Helene St. James on Nicklas Lidstrom
And as we gradually watch the Wings of this certain era depart the game, let us celebrate not only their careers, but the confluence of hockey genius that made this all possible, from Scotty Bowman to Hakan Andersson, to Jim Nill to Kenny Holland to Jimmy Devellano, to Mr. Ilitch, who was savvy enough to put this organization together. As we wave a teary good-bye to Stevie and Igor and now Nick, keep in mind the personnel structure that procured and developed this talent, and that still stands uniquely qualified to find the next Nick Lidstrom.
Except in this case, from his humanity and humility and the air of class that distinguished everything he did, there will never be another.


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