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CRESTVIEW — Former city police chief Brian Mitchell took a plea deal Friday that ensures he won't go to prison for forging official documents.
In exchange for a five-year probated sentence Mitchell agreed to relinquish "permanently and irrevocably" his police officer certification in the state of Florida.
He also agreed to forego his state retirement, which Assistant State Attorney Greg Marcille estimated would have amounted to $30,000 annually in taxpayer dollars.
"It's a considerable amount; you're talking potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars," Marcille said. "That's a substantial penalty."
He'll also be required to perform community service, pay fines and court costs and, in the words of Circuit Court Judge Michael Flowers "testify on behalf of the state in any and all trials involving Joseph Floyd and/or the Crestview Police Department."
Mitchell pleaded no contest to four felony counts of falsifying official documents and was not adjudicated guilty of the crimes.
The charges stemmed from allegations he prevented officers under his command from fully vetting the job qualifications of his friend Joseph Floyd, who he knew had a spotty employment record.
Floyd, who was hired by Mitchell in early 2007 and quickly promoted to head the Crestview Street Crimes Unit, is serving a 12-year sentence for racketeering.
He was found guilty last August of operating a "criminal enterprise" within the city police department and serially abusing citizens, fellow officers and criminal suspects.
Mitchell, a grand jury alleged, turned a blind eye to all of Floyd's misdeeds, but he wasn't charged with any crimes related to his failures to curb the abuses of his second in command.
Marcille said the plea closes the door on the State Attorney's Office's involvement in matters of police department corruption in Crestview that extend back at least as far as late 2011.
Mitchell and his attorney declined comment as they left the courtroom.
Crestview Mayor David Cadle said the police department, now headed by Chief Tony Taylor, has made great strides and is successfully putting behind it the adversity caused by Mitchell, Floyd and some of the officers who worked under them.
Regarding Mitchell's plea deal, Cadle said, "I have faith in the justice system and state attorney's office.
"I trust the decision they made. I don't want to second guess it," he said.
Cadle said the conclusion of the case and police corruption scandal is a personal victory for him.
"I received some criticism when I did the (March 2012) suspensions of Floyd and Mitchell," he said. "With this result I feel somewhat vindicated by the actions I took."
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Riding on the successful coattails of the original Ainsworth in Chelsea, upscale sports bar Ainsworth Park is certainly up to par with its sister location.
With over 65 flat screen tvs, there is no doubt this spot caters to sports fanatics. However, if you actually make it over when a game's not on, or happen to grab a spot during a game, you can have the pleasure of eating "bar" food that should more accurately be called modern American cuisine.
I stopped by for dinner with friends on a low key night…the NBA playoffs. All joking aside, the place was swarming with good looking people. It was a perfect night to catch the game, eat good food and people watch.
The patio was officially opened so were able to sit outside.
As far as gluten-free options, there is not much to choose under the starters section. You can have: oysters, hummus (sub veggies for bread), shrimp cocktail (I would stay away from the cocktail sauce – usually has soy sauce in it), baked brie (no bread), baked spicy prawns.
We went with the house-made hummus…
…and of course a side of veggies for me:
If you're gluten-free, you'll have more luck with the salad section. We also had a dairy-free person at the table so all the cheese was put on the side, making each dish DF as well.
All the salads are gluten-free except the steak salad.
I love a good kale salad and this one was great.
I was pleasantly surprised by how good the steak was.
The yogurt dressing is what made this salad good; we got it on the side (dairy).
From the sliders section I would assume the angus, short rib and pulled pork off the bun would be GF but I would ask. For the sides; we originally ordered roasted cauliflower. Upon finding out it had dairy (probably butter), we were brought spinach instead (pictured below). The other sides I would think are GF (but ask!) are: cauliflower, wild mushrooms and possible the sweet corn pudding.
As for the other menu sections; they are pretty self explanatory. I would just ask about a specific dish you want.
If all else fails, just order wine and call it a night.
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Final Score: Edmonton 3, San Jose 2
Edmonton, AB (Sports Network) - Ales Hemsky scored the game-winning goal with 1:07 left in the third period to lift the Edmonton Oilers past the San Jose Sharks, 3-2, at Rexall Place.
Raffi Torres and Shawn Horcoff also scored for the Oilers, who snapped a four- game losing streak. Dick Tarnstrom added two assists as Edmonton defeated San Jose for the third time this season, having beaten the Sharks twice in a shootout earlier in the year.
Ty Conklin, in his first game since January 14, made 19 saves. His last win was on January 3, a shutout against Chicago.
"It's a huge two points for us....probably good for the confidence and go for the next game," said Hemsky. "Hopefully we're back on track."
Edmonton also received a boost after getting back captain Jason Smith and assistant captain Ethan Moreau from injuries. Smith had missed six of the Oilers last seven games with a fractured toe, while Moreau missed the last seven games because of a sprained right ankle.
Smith finished with two assists.
Patrick Marleau and Joe Thornton both scored for the Sharks, who saw their four-game winning streak come to an end. Vesa Toskala made 27 saves in defeat.
Thornton continues to rack up points this season and now has five goals and nine assists in his last six games.
"It's frustrating but we play tomorrow night so we have to just get right back on the plane and start fresh again overnight," Thornton said. "
With the score knotted at 2-2 and time winding down, Hemsky made a brilliant play to record his 16th goal of the season and seal the win.
After taking a long pass up the ice from Smith, Hemsky broke into the offensive zone and charged towards the net. San Jose's Josh Gorges stood in his way, but Hemsky slipped the puck between Gorges' legs before cutting in front of the net and backhanding a shot past Toskala.
"I get the pass from (Smith) in the middle and I had a little speed and the (defense) was pretty close to me so I just tried to go to the middle and the puck went away a little bit but I catch it and it went in between his legs," Hemsky said of the game winner.
The first two periods of the contest remained scoreless as Conklin and Toskala each stopped 16 shots through two frames.
Torres finally snapped the scoreless tie with his 21st goal of the season 3:29 into the third. San Jose, though, retied the contest just 19 seconds later on Marleau's 27th tally of the year.
San Jose took a 2-1 edge with 4:37 left in the contest after Thornton easily beat a diving Conklin from in front for his 23rd goal of the season.
This time the Oilers responded, netting the equalizer just 1:05 later. After a flurry of offense in San Jose's zone that saw Toskala loose his stick, Horcoff found a loose puck in the slot and flipped it home for his 17th of the year.
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The Oilers placed center Michael Peca and defenseman Matt Greene on the injured list before the game. Peca has a groin injury and Greene is out with a bruised leg...Marleau's goal extended his points streak to six games (six goals, eight assists)...Jonathan Cheechoo has four assists in his last three games for the Sharks...The Oilers also snapped a three-game home losing streak...San Jose finished 0-for-3 on the power play while Edmonton was 0- for-4.


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South Central Iowa Community Foundation/Union County Endowment is in the Valentine spirit, and wants to show affection for Union County communities and work being done by nonprofits.
A ballot will be published in the Creston News Advertiser Feb. 11 for people to vote for their favorite endowment. Mark the ballot, fill in your name and address, clip the ad and mail it to South Central Iowa Community Foundation at the address provided. The drawing will be Feb. 25. A check will be delivered to the winning endowment.


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Eight firefighters and two provincial FES trainers took part in one of the hazmat training sessions held in St. Anthony. In back (L-R): Instructor, Tim Noble, of the Grand Falls-Windsor Fire Department, Bradley Poole of the Straits Fire Department (SFD), Chris Patey, of the St. Anthony Fire Department (SAFD), Rennie Diamond (SFD), Danny Rose (SFD), Kirk Elliott (SAFD), Chief Hank Diamond (SFD), and Instructor FPO Linus Tremblett of the Fire Emergency Services. Front in Class A suits: Captain Jamie Hughes (SFD) and Deputy Chief Kirby Hughes (SFD).
The Northern Peninsula and Southern and Coastal Labrador will soon be prepared for critical emergencies involving hazardous materials.
Voluntary firefighters from the Straits Fire Department and the St. Anthony Fire Department are taking part in a 15-session "Hazardous Material Technicians Level" course, put on by the provincial Fire and Emergency Services (FES).
Eight voluntary firefighters gathered April 21 at the St. Anthony Fire Department to take part in the training.
The firefighters being trained will become first responders to residents of the Northern Peninsula, from St. Anthony to Cow Head, as well as the South Coast of Labrador up to Cartwright.
One of the province's nine Hazmat trailers is located at the St. Anthony Fire Department, which provided hands-on training outside of the class room, giving firefighter the opportunity to wear hazmat suites and take part in mock drills involving hazardous material first response situations.
Hank Diamond, Fire Chief for the Straits Fire Department, told the Pen that this will be a huge improvement for their firefighters and emergency first response in the region.
"This is a very intense course and not a lot of people are willing to dedicate 15 days to get trained to this level," said Mr. Diamond.
"Plus, once you are trained, you will be expected to respond to all of the (regional) area. This is the reason why these eight firefighters should be recognized throughout this region for their dedication."
The FES program has been put on throughout the province since 2005 in order to establish a two-hour time limit for first response times.
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Using time-lapse videography to demonstrate a bot being assembled... nice idea, but needs better lighting, slower assembly and more detail (closeups) for it to be useful to others... still, as a way to show the construction process, it's not bad...
This person should try the DogChaser:
Not sure what I'm looking at and the video repeats a lot, but the bot is cool to look at:
Sep 5, 2006
New videos and Interesting bot assembly method...
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Hi, I just received my Lego Nxt set a week ago, and this weekend I started looking deeply, the LabView software, the sensors, and all that comes in the set, and start to build the Tribot, to see how everything works together.
Thanks to Jim Kelly for post a link to my little video "Construccion del Hola Mundo Nxt", I'll try to make another video with more detail and better light.
Sorry for my english, I try to write as clear as I can.
...desde Barquisimeto, Venezuela...
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Hola, Parmaia.
No problema, mi amigo. Mi espanol es no bueno.
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Jejejeje, well let's make a espanglish and we'll understand us...
Seguimos en contacto.
...na guara!...
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I'll use almost any holiday as an excuse to dress up our house. However, I refuse to spend any significant amount of money on decorations that will only see the light of day for a week. Last year, I decorated our deck with some old school red, white, and blue paper chains that were the perfect balance of cute and cheap. This year, I wanted to make something to hang on the wall for Independence Day, and I challenged myself to keep my spending under $10. What did I come up to pretty up our entry way for the long holiday weekend? Red, White, and Blue DIY Yarn Art.
Yarn hangings have been all over Pinterest for the past few months, but until now, I just wasn't all that pumped to make one of my own. But with my budget in mind, I realized that some super cheap yarn (plus a dowel I already had on hand) would make it easy to create a large scale piece of hanging decoration just in time for the 4th of July. A quick run to the craft supply store and a couple hours playing with yarn, and I was putting up the finished product.
Now that I see how easy it was to create this low investment, high impact piece of wall decor, I'm already scheming a few more yarn installations for some bare walls that have been stumping me. As a bonus, this is a project that would be great for kids old enough to work safely with scissors. Lots of hands cutting and looping would make this a fast and easy summer project!
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The Free Culture Forum is not the Gratis Culture Forum
Michel Bauwens writes in the P2P blog about the talk A Radical Critique of Free Culture that Geert Lovink presented at re:publica 2010. Many of the participants in the Free Culture Forum that have seen Lovink's talk are surprised, to say the least, about some of his comments on "the Free Culture movement". Bauwens' comments in the P2P blog are a good example of these opinions.
A critical approach to any social movement is necessary and positive for the health of the movement. However, the critique in this case is misleading in several ways, which doesn't help at all to build a constructive debate.
In his reply to Bauwens' post, Lovink claims that the real discussion should be "how artists are going to make a living", and that this debate is being avoided by uncritically transplanting the FLOSS discourse to the domain of cultural production. Even a superficial reading of the Charter for innovation, creativity and access to knowledge proves that the economic models for a sustainable cultural production are one of the main concerns of the individuals and organisations that support the Charter. For example, at the end of the Introduction:
We declare our concern for the well-being of artists, researchers, authors or other creative producers. In this Charter we propose a number of possibilities for collectively rewarding creation. (...) Projects and initiatives based on free/libre culture principles use a variety of ways of achieving sustainability. Some of these forms are consolidated. Some are still experimental. It is neccessary to investigate and promote sustainable financial models capable of addressing the digital society reality and the new uses and values emerging from the culture.
Section 2.B of the Charter, entitled "Stimulating Creativity", aims to provide a legal framework to guarantee free (again, as in "free speech" and not as in "free beer") access to cultural works while creating tools to reward creators for their work. The interpretation of the Charter from the perspective of Free Knowledge contains some additional ideas on economic innovation and sustainability.
How is this "avoiding the real debate"? A good starting point for a constructive discussion would require a criticism on the text of the Charter and not on the alleged intentions of its supporters.
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CEDAR RAPIDS – You didn't pay too close of attention when they kept telling you how much better they were getting defensively. Seems like every team says stuff like that.
But the Cedar Rapids Kennedy Cougars proved Friday night it wasn't lip service. It was truth.
It wasn't offense that allowed them to escape Cedar Rapids Washington's upset bid, 55-47, in a Class 4A substate semifinal, that's for sure.
"Defense definitely won this game tonight," said Kennedy's A.J. Carter.
"Our offense wasn't good," said Kennedy Coach Jon McKowen. "We had success against them previously with some high-ball screens, but they made some adjustments. You can't really go away from what's worked for you, but we weren't able to counter them tonight. Defense won us this game. That has to happen because there are going to be games where your offense isn't very good."
Kennedy (17-5) plays No. 2 North Scott (21-1) in a substate final Tuesday night at Clinton. The winner heads to Des Moines for the state tournament.
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Looking today at week-over-week shares outstanding changes among the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, one standout is the Vanguard FTSE All-World ex-US ETF (AMEX: VEU) where we have detected an approximate $81.2 million dollar inflow — that's a 1.0% increase week over week in outstanding units (from 181,196,222 to 182,999,622). Among the largest underlying components of VEU, in trading today Vodafone Group Plc (NASD: VOD) is up about 0.3%, BP p.l.c. (NYSE: BP) is down about 0.1%, and Royal Dutch Shell Plc (NYSE: RDS.A) is up by about 0.2%. For a complete list of holdings, visit the VEU Holdings page »
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All prospective students for the Genetic Counseling Graduate Program must apply through the Wayne State University Office of Graduate Admissions (http://gradadmissions.wayne.edu/apply.php) using the online application tool. Application deadline is February 1st for consideration of fall admission. There is an application fee of $50 for both domestic and international students.
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James Martin's Mediterranean
Sailing around the Med in his own boat, James explores the diverse coastal communities that make the Med their home before finding out that one thing unites them – fantastic fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and fish.
There'll be stops off in Greece, Sicily, Italy, Sardinia, Corsica, France and Spain along the way and as the sun sets over the stunning Mediterranean coastline after each leg of his journey, James invites the locals onto his boat where he will rustle up three sumptuous meals for them. From the easy to the aspirational, the dishes will combine the ingredients he has discovered, and reflect everything that he has learned throughout each stage of his incredible journey.


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|Table of Contents
|Vol. 8, No. 3, 2005
Issue release date: August 2005
|Section title: Original Paper
The Quality of Media Reports on Discoveries Related to Human Genetic DiseasesHoltzman N.A.a · Bernhardt B.A.a, d · Mountcastle-Shah E.a · Rodgers J.E.b · Tambor E.a · Geller G.a, c
aGenetics and Public Policy Studies, Institute of Genetic Medicine, The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions,
Published online: 8/26/2005
Issue release date: August 2005
Number of Print Pages: 12
Number of Figures: 2
Number of Tables: 4
ISSN: 1662-4246 (Print)
eISSN: 1662-8063 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/PHG
Objectives: To examine (1) the quality of media reports (newspapers, television and public radio) of genetic discoveries with medical relevance and (2) factors related to the completeness and balance of the stories. Methods: Analysis of the accuracy, balance, and completeness of 228 media stories reporting 24 genetic discoveries between 1996 and 2000 using a previously validated instrument. Results: Although usually accurate, the stories contained only 45.5 ± 13.8% (mean ± SD) of relevant items. Stories appearing on television and stories reporting discoveries of genes for rare diseases were the least complete. Stories in non-US English-speaking newspapers included more content items per word than US stories. Less balanced stories exaggerated the benefits of discoveries, ignored possible risks, and did not present a range of expert opinion. Scientists were sometimes the source of exaggeration. Conclusions: To increase the quality of media reports about genetic discoveries, stories should include more relevant items and be written by journalists skilled in science writing. Scientists will have to resist the tendency to exaggerate. These conclusions may apply to media stories of other discoveries as well.
© 2005 S. Karger AG, Basel
Number of Print Pages : 12
Number of Figures : 2, Number of Tables : 4, Number of References : 65
Community Genetics
Vol. 8, No. 3, Year 2005 (Cover Date: Released August 2005)
Journal Editor: ten Kate, L.P. (Amsterdam)
ISSN: 1422–2795 (print), 1422–2833 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/cmg
Published online: 8/26/2005
Issue release date: August 2005
Number of Print Pages: 12
Number of Figures: 2
Number of Tables: 4
ISSN: 1662-4246 (Print)
eISSN: 1662-8063 (Online)
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How long have you worked at Oskar Blues?
Since 28CPM
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I am the Director of Can Direction and the Corrector of Keg Corrections. So basically I'm all about the package. I also play bass in the band.
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Loitering mostly. I sometimes dabble in riding bikes and skateboards. I am strong with the Force and also solve X-Files with Mulder and Scully.
Music. Who's your favorite band?
Red Hot Chili Peppers
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My first bike was a gold, Teenage Muntant Ninja Turtles 2 wheeler. Hands Down the fastest bike on the block.
Perhaps most importantly, what is your favorite Oskar Blues beer?
Mama's Little Yella Pils
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Former Aces coach Jim Crews takes over at Saint Louis University
More than 25 years after an Indiana transfer named Marty Simmons joined the University of Evansville's basketball team, his old coach will try to run another program as Simmons now does at UE.
Saint Louis named Jim Crews, who went 294-209 at Evansville from 1985-2002 and guided the Aces to four NCAA tournaments, the Billikens' acting head coach last Friday after Rick Majerus announced a yearlong leave of absence due to heart problems.
"When adverse situations would come in my life, Rick reached out many times to help or try to help or encourage," Crews said. "This is about the kids. It's not about me. We're just trying to get kids through a difficult time but also have a special season."
Crews said he never hoped to be in this position, especially under the circumstances. But the veteran coach does inherit a team that made the NCAA tournament last year and is expected to compete for an Atlantic 10 title.
Ten years removed from coaching at UE, Crews said his relationship with Simmons remains strong. The two came from Indiana to Evansville together in 1985 after Crews played for and coached with Bob Knight.
"Coach Crews means everything to me," Simmons said. "He was more than just my coach. He's an awesome person, and I think he'll do a terrific job at Saint Louis."
Simmons changed the Evansville program's culture during the season he sat out due to NCAA transfer rules, Crews said.
"Going to class, how to prepare for practice, scouting reports, winning support, giving back to the community — all the things we wanted, he was able to establish by his lead of example, and he wasn't even eligible," Crews said. "That was unbelievable to me."
The Aces finished sixth in their league in 1986. When Simmons started contributing on the court, Evansville posted its first winning record under Crews and tied atop the conference standings.
After 17 seasons at Evansville, Crews went to Army and posted seven losing seasons. He was out of coaching — "done with it" — when he received a call from a good friend. Majerus needed help at Saint Louis, a former Midwestern Collegiate Conference rival from when Crews coached at Evansville.
"Rick got into a situation last year when one of his assistants took a pro job two or three days before practice began in October," Crews said. "I was just planning on being there for a year, and it was a really good experience and so forth, and I decided this summer that I'd go back and do the same thing another year."
Crews likened his job at Saint Louis to Simmons' at UE — both private schools in metro areas.
Had Crews not talked Simmons into transferring to Evansville, neither may have had the success they did.
"It still irritates me a little bit that we had to recruit him that hard," Crews joked. "I really had to talk him hard into doing that."
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American Idol's Phillip Phillips Accused of Forcing Family to Sell Pawn Shop
Fame isn't always a positive thing, particularly if you're one of the people left behind.
We recently reported that American Idol winner Phillip Phillips' father, Donnie Phillips, was planning on auctioning off the family's pawn shop, but now, TMZ reports that the family is saying they were forced to get rid of the shop after being blown off by their son.
The shop, Albany Sporting Goods and Pawn, has been in the family for 24 years and will be put up for auction on Dec. 1. According to TMZ, the family is selling the shop in order to pay off debt.
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opinionBy Wangari Maathai
Nairobi — It is generally accepted that for a country to maintain a sustainable course of development it should, among other factors, sustain at least 10 per cent of its land mass under indigenous forest cover. Regrettably, Kenya is reported to currently have only 1.7 per cent.
The dwindling forest cover caused by the implementation of the shamba system.
When the general public considers forests in Kenya, many people interchangeably refer to indigenous forests and commercial plantations without really recognising the difference between them. Commercial plantations were originally established through clear-cutting of indigenous forests and are managed through the shamba system.
While indigenous forests are endemic and therefore well adapted to the local environmental conditions of our geographical region, commercial plantations are of exotic (or alien) trees such as Eucalyptus, Pines and Black Wattle which were introduced into the country at the turn of the 20th century from the Southern and Northern hemispheres by the colonial administration.
These alien species are preferred because they have been promoted as trees that mature faster and therefore give quicker return on investment. However, what goes unsaid about commercial plantations of exotic species is that the process of clearing indigenous forests results in loss of many of the services that indigenous forests provide. Yet in the long term, these services have far greater economic and environmental value than the short term economic benefits provided by the plantations.
From another perspective, trees like the Eucalyptus are grown by small-scale tea farmers and sold to the tea industry as an alternative to electricity because fuel wood is considered cheaper. However, claiming that fuel wood is cheaper than, electricity is in this case a misconception because when the farmers plant these trees, particularly at the source of rivers or along river beds, the long-term environmental and economic impact is devastating, especially with respect to the drying up of streams, rivers and the surrounding land which could eventually desertify.
Therefore, while these trees may be profitable to the farmer and the tea industry today, they undermine the capacity of tomorrow's generation to successfully grow tea at all.
Although both indigenous forests and commercial plantations are important to Kenya's development, they play different roles that are not interchangeable. Indeed, while we can survive without commercial plantations, we would perish without indigenous forests - especially those in mountainous areas.
Indigenous forests are important because they play the following roles:
- They conserve endemic biological diversity (i.e. the very wide variety of species of plants, animals, birds, insects and micro-organisms). They also provide habitats for these species.
- Over time, the forest floor accumulates leaves and debris which decompose to form a thick expansive, sponge-like layer of organic matter (or forest litter) which facilitates reception, retention and conservation of rain water.
- They serve as expansive water-catchment areas or "water towers".
- They serve as water reservoirs that recharge the underground water-table and regulate the flow of water in streams and rivers.
- They slow the rate of water runoff and thereby prevent soil erosion which in turn reduces sediment load in river water.
- They have an expansive surface area (from the canopy to the forest floor) that holds a large amount of rain water, the evaporation of which along with transpiration, contributes to rainfall patterns.
- They are a rich genetic and biological resource.
- They serve as long-term "lungs of the planet" by absorbing carbon dioxide and thereby acting as carbon sinks that help avert global warming.
- They are a source of indigenous timber, some of which is highly valued.
- They are a source of non-wood forest products such as medicinal plants, honey, bark, fruits, vegetables, resins and animal fodder.
- They are important sites for eco-tourism, leisure, culture and spirituality.
- They are home to some communities in Kenya who are hunters and gatherers.
In contrast, commercial plantations play the following roles:
- They primarily provide a supply of logs for the timber and paper industries.
- They provide firewood for rural communities.
- Provide building and construction materials.
Quite obviously, comparing the roles of indigenous forests with those of commercial plantations, the following important points can be deduced:
Firstly, because indigenous forests are complex natural ecosystems, they contribute towards environmental sustainability and therefore support the foundation upon which many other development sectors depend.
Secondly, since the roles of indigenous forests and commercial plantations are not interchangeable, clear-cutting of indigenous forests and replacing them with commercial plantations undermines the capacity of indigenous forests to conduct their critical ecological roles. It was wrong for the British to have clear-cut indigenous forests during colonial times, and it is still wrong to do so today.
In hindsight, if at that time the British had as much environmental awareness as we do today, the excessive clear-cutting of indigenous forests and their replacement with mono-cultures of commercial plantations of exotic species would be inexcusable.
Thirdly, it is also crucial to understand that although commercial plantations may be expansive in acreage, they are merely mono-culture farms of trees and not indigenous tropical forest ecosystems. Unlike a commercial plantation, an indigenous tropical forest ecosystem is rich in biological diversity with several habitats and thousands of species of flora and fauna. Thus, having expansive commercial plantations but insufficient indigenous forest cover still renders the country environmentally unstable.
Fourthly, because commercial plantations of exotic trees are grown to supply the timber and paper industries, the mature trees are harvested (in approximately 30-year cycles) by clear cutting which consequently renders much of the land bare. In contrast, since indigenous forests need only be selectively logged, the ecosystem is minimally disturbed and, therefore, these forests ensure long-term environmental sustainability for the present and future generations.
Finally, unlike the natural ecological processes that occur in indigenous forests, when commercial plantations are established, indigenous vegetation is cleared.
This only leaves the moist and fertile sponge-like layer of organic matter which initially provides very rich soil for propagation of both seedlings and food crops (which is why the shamba system is popular among communities residing near forests). Gradually however, as the land is repeatedly used for mono-culture plantations of exotic trees and continuous cultivation of food crops by non-residential cultivators, the fertile soil becomes eroded and exhausted and eventually the ground hardens.
In such a state, the land becomes susceptible to landslides, floods, further soil erosion, drought and famine. In Kenya, some of the most important indigenous forests are located in the mountainous regions of the country and include Mt Kenya, Aberdare ranges, Mau complex, Cherangani Hills and Mt. Elgon.
But how did Kenya lose so much of its indigenous forests? As far back as 1910, the colonial administration in the new Kenyan territory clear-cut indigenous forests in order to acquire land for the establishment of commercial plantations. These plantations were needed to supply the emerging private timber and paper industries. In later years, some indigenous forests were also, both legally and illegally, clear-cut by non-residential cultivators, allotees and squatters. The cumulative effect of such clear-cutting gradually reduced indigenous forest cover. Although the current situation is dire, it can still be improved if forest conservation and restoration measures ate enhanced and strictly implemented.
What then, needs to be done? In order to increase indigenous forest cover to the recommended minimum of 10 per cent, the following should be done:
Firstly, because Kenya is largely dry, we must as a matter of urgency, protect any existing indigenous forests and trees. Secondly, we should reclaim and rehabilitate forest land that was previously cleared and converted into commercial plantations - and as soon as possible, altogether remove commercial plantations from all forest land.
Thirdly, we should rehabilitate forests on other public and trust lands Ð including local degraded hills and riverbeds.
Fourthly, indigenous forests should be managed sustainably, and, only selective - logging of trees for timber should be allowed.
Further, communities should only be given access to conduct non-destructive activities such as bee-keeping, harvesting of medicinal plants, collection of fuel wood and animal fodder, and development of nature trails for eco-tourism.
Lastly, a government decision should be made to altogether remove commercial plantations (and therefore the shamba system) from indigenous forest lands. Left alone, or with some assistance through seeding and/or the introduction of primary species even degraded indigenous forests will regenerate and sustain themselves.
All the above efforts are important because the services that Kenya and her people receive from indigenous forest ecosystems cannot be provided for by commercial plantations. Clearly, indigenous forests have and continue to be very instrumental to the survival of this nation, they must therefore be protected, conserved and rehabilitated at all costs.
As for commercial plantations, the following should be done:
Firstly, they should strictly be established on land that is outside indigenous forest lands. Secondly, small - or large-scale plantations should be established on private lands where trees can be grown as a cash crop.
Thirdly, plantations should also be established on leased land as long as it is not part of forest land. In such an arrangement, the shamba system would continue to be used because owners of commercial plantations, wishing to cut their expenses, would allow community members living in close proximity to their plantations to utilise the land for production of food crops even as they nurtured tree seedlings.
In this case, where the commercial plantation is simply a farm of trees, the shamba system is appropriate since no ecological systems are threatened or undermined. It is for this reason I emphasize that the shamba system is not inherently bad; rather it is where it is practised that determines its usefulness or destructiveness. The shamba system should never be used on lands where protection, conservation and rehabilitation of indigenous forests is essential.
Prof Wangarl Maathai is a Nobel Peace Laureate, Member of Parliament and Founder of the Green Belt Movement


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Kämp Group was founded in 2001, private hotel- and restaurant corporation. In this modern and versatile corporation belongs a group of city's most famous hotels and restaurants.
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By Erin Mulvaney | May 5, 2013 | Updated: May 5, 2013 11:23pm
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Jazmin Alvarez, 8, was struck by a pickup and died at the scene. Photo courtesy of Montgomery County Police Reporter.
An 8-year-old girl was struck and killed as she and several other children were walking down a Conroe road Sunday afternoon, officials said.
Several children, including Jazmin Alvarez, were walking southbound on the northbound side of FM 1314 and Bert Brown from a nearby trailer park where they live, officials said in interviews with the Montgomery County Police Reporter.
The children were heading toward the Citgo store about a mile-and-a-half from the trailer park to buy gum, Erik Burse, a Texas Department of Public Safety trooper, said in the interview.
Alvarez crossed in front of a man driving a pickup truck. She was struck and died at the scene, Burse said.
No charges have been filed against the driver 58-year-old Byron Smith of Conroe. He told investigators he was driving down the road when the child darted out and was hit, the newspaper reported.
"It's a sad situation and something like this shouldn't have happened," Burse said. "All kids should look before they cross the street."
Alvarez has four siblings. Their mother was at work in The Woodlands during the time of the accident.


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After hosting the fourth city festival two weeks ago, Adama town upturned its mayors last week. Guta Acharo, mayor of the city and his deputy Sadat Nesha sacked last week. Guta has been mayor of Adama for the last nine months.
The reason behind the dismissal of these two senior officials of the city, however, has not officially notified.
"Except hearsay from the town, I have no official information or official report approval to give in detail regarding why and when the Mayor was sacked,"Tsegaye Tola, head of Adama town government communication affairs told Fortune.
This is the fifth upturn of mayors in the town in the last two years. TolaBerisso(PhD), Alaka Simbiro, Ayele Werku, Guta Acharo had served as mayors of the town since 2009.
Beker Shale, former Commissioner of the Oromia Police Commission, has become the newly appointed Mayor of the town. The deputy mayor is yet to be appointed by the Mayor.


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Here was the first of this series, from over four years ago. And what's this? whose wake prints?
Answer? It's the flotilla assisting Hanjin San Francisco into Port Elizabeth. Four months ago I caught San Fran outbound . . . here . . . scroll through.
Let's do an anatomy of wakes on a curve called Bergen Point. That's Marion Moran on the stern quarter, a New Jersey State Police boat overtaking on the port side. Click here to see a now/then foto of Shooters, the island just beyond the container vessel.
Marion clings, presses while moving "sideways" through the water.
Laura K passes.
In the same general time frame, surveyboat Michele Jeanne
and lube tanker Emma Miller scribe the surface with their own signature, as
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a commingling with
Catherine Turecamo.
All fotos by Will Van Dorp.
At 0630 today . . . this vessel was still in Gravesend Bay, flanked by two tugboats. I recalled it'd been there for about two days.
As the tide turned, one assist tug switched out and others added.
Three hours later . . . it was Margaret Moran, Joan Turecamo, and Marion Moran . . . and
then Gramma Lee T Moran hooked into the bow, totaling over 16,000 hp if needed. Pretty World looked like a dead ship.
Towing stern first,
Gramma Lee T brought her into Upper Bay by noon and then on to GMD Bayonne. It looks like time to pop the hood on Pretty World.
All fotos by Will Van Dorp.
Think of the sixth boro as a destination/origin as well as a crossroads. WMEC-905 Spencer anchored in that point of convergence as of midday.
In points not far from Spencer and the Statue, cargo destined for/originating in this port was moving only if it could transfer in the harbor, petroleum liquid, like here, congress happened between barges powered by Pati T Moran and Sassafras as Meagan Ann passes by with a scow. For debris?
Kimberly Turecamo stands by with Long Island itself . . . well, a fuel barge by that name. The spirit is greatly willing to move fuel to faltering consumers on the shore, but the distribution system is broken, for now.
Nicole Leigh Reinauer awaits the green light.
St Andrews with barge on this side and Kimberly Poling on the other . . . like thirsty twins on their mother, Glory Express.
Traversing the sixth boro . . . Marion Moran pushes LaFarge barge Adelaide to points south.
Supply boat ABC-1 passes tanker Favola.
Diane B waits with a barge. A problem is that debris like blowaway and sunken containers may lurk unseen at the transfer docks.
Doris Moran, with another LaFarge barge, makes a power turn from the North River into the East River.
A cluster of DonJon vessels–tugs Mary Alice, Thomas D. Witte, and Brian Nicholas–attend to crane barges Columbia NY and Raritan Bay on some "unwatering" project just west of the Battery Coast Guard station.
Transiting the sixth boro from south to North is Apollo Bulker. More fotos of her later. She may be headed to Albany.
Ken's Booming & Boat Service tug Durham passes the "seeing boat" Circle Line Manhattan.
Over by the Brooklyn Navy Yard, schooner Lynx heads for the Sound, past an East River ferry.
And–this just in–as of 1900 hrs tonight, APL Sardonyx became the first container ship to enter Port Elizabeth,
escorted in by McAllister Sisters and Barbara McAllister. Interestingly, see the foto here of her as one of the first into the port post-Irene!! Here's another shot almost exactly two years ago of APL Sardonyx.
And a bit later, APL Coral came in, escorted by Elizabeth and Ellen McAllister.
Outside the Narrows waits USS Wasp, recently here five months ago for Fleet Week. A pulse has been re-established.
I am mindful that many residents of the area are hurting. My prayers go out for relief for them soon. Folks who suffered through post-Katrina are also sending along their prayers and encouragement, their solidarity with Sandy-afflicted.
We went through a "reboot" here 14 months ago, but this one is going to be much tougher.


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Civil Rights 50th Anniversary
Fifty years ago today, conscientious public servants took a stand against inequality and injustice by enacting one of the most revolutionary pieces of legislation ever passed, the Civil Rights Act of 1964. At the heart of the law is the premise, and guarantee, that all citizens of the United States are afforded equal protection under the law and that no person or entity can discriminate against any citizen based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. The Act also enforces the constitutional right to vote for all U.S. citizens and officially ends racial segregation in all public accommodations.
"This historic achievement, however, like others before and since, did not come easy, nor were its effects instantaneous or all-encompassing," said HNBA National President, Miguel Alexander Pozo. "Progress was made, yes, but the path of this progress has been fraught with struggle, and suffering. In fact, we are still on that path, working towards perfecting the promises of this landmark piece of civil rights legislation, as recent attempts to curtail the civil rights and liberties of protected classes in various states attest."
"As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the enactment of the Civil Rights Act, we are indeed reminded that much remains to be done. Indeed, Congress has failed to move towards a resolution on immigration reform despite a Senate backed bill that provided a clear path forward, and after the United States Supreme Court decision in Shelby v. Holder, our elected officials stand paralyzed and condone practices that prevent or make it more difficult for minority voters to cast their ballots," said Mr. Pozo.
"It is imperative that today's Congress act just as President Lyndon B. Johnson and the rest of the brave public servants acted in 1964 in order to protect all the citizens of our nation. As lawyers, the HNBA's members stand ready to work with our congressional leaders to fulfill the promises of Civil Rights Act to its fullest extent. We cannot not allow the clock to be turned backward," said Mr. Pozo.


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Wallis a beast of an actress, but is 9 too young?
But Zeitlin said Quvenzhane was still very much a little kid on the set: "She would say things to me like, `Benh, I'm only 6 years old, you need to use smaller words,' or `I'm gonna get cranky sometimes.' She had this awareness almost like an observer of a child."
He also points out that Quvenzhane is nothing like the girl she played.
"Hushpuppy as a character is going through unbelievable circumstances. She's damaged, she's morose, she's contemplative, she's quiet, she has this great burden on her shoulders," Zeitlin said. "Quvenzhane Wallis is the most carefree, fun-loving, goofy, playful person you can imagine, and she had to put herself in that skin on a consistent basis."
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Ryan Lochte Parties in London With Lots of Female Friends — and His Sister! (PHOTOS)
Another day, another scandalous story about Ryan Lochte's dating life... that ends up turning out to be not-so-scandalous after all.
Last week, the Internet was abuzz with talk that the 28-year-old Olympic swimmer often "goes out on one-night stands." However, it turns that Ryan isn't nearly the sort of player one might think. The quote came from his mother, and both she and Ryan were quick to clarify that the phrase had been taken completely out of context.
"All I wanted to say is that he's so sensitive about not wanting to hurt a girl dating, so he just goes and dates and takes out a girl for maybe one or two dates," Ryan's mom explained.
Ryan maintains that he's "never" had a one-night stand, and that when his strict swimming schedule will let up enough to allow for a relationship, he wants "to give that person my entire heart."
Enter new photos of Ryan out partying in London until the wee hours of the morning on August 6. These photos, taken outside London's Chinawhite nightclub at 3:30 a.m. show Ryan leaving with a so-called "mystery redhead."
The only thing is, Just Jared has identified this mystery redhead as Ryan's — wait for it — older sister. Not so scandalous anymore, is it?
Megan (also pictured here) joined her little bro and a bunch of female friends in a jam-packed taxi ride back to the Olympic village.
More pics of Ryan and his pals leaving the club below:
Source: TMZ, Just Jared
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I completely forgot to post this recipe. This Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Cake was the birthday cake I made for myself... a month ago.
Some of you were probably waiting on this recipe. I'm very sorry for the wait; it kind of got lost in my recipes.
I give this cake a good rating. All of my family liked it, and I enjoyed it as well. What we have here is a chocolate-chocolate chip cake layer, baked in a springform pan, topped with mint chocolate chip ice cream, crushed Mint Oreos, and melted chocolate.
I thought the ice cream cake was perfect, except I wish I had used dark cocoa powder, or more cocoa powder in the cake layer. It wasn't quite chocolate-y enough for me.
Haha. I'm laughing at myself right now. There wasn't enough chocolate for me in this cake. I mean, look at it!
For the ice cream I used mint chocolate chip frozen custard I bought from Andy's. Sooo good. You have no idea.
This is an easy dessert, and it doesn't take very long to make. It's perfect for the hot weather everyone is having. Honestly, the only dessert I've been in the mood for lately is ice cream. It's just so, so hot outside. It's going to be a 105 degrees today. Ugh.
6 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
1/2 cup + 2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 large egg
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1/2 cup buttermilk
1/2 cup water
1 cup cake flour
3/4 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips, divided use
1 quart good quality mint chocolate chip ice cream, softened
10 mint Oreos, crushed
Heat oven to 350 degrees F. Coat insides and bottom of a (10-inch) springform pan with nonstick cooking spray.
In a large mixing bowl, using a mixer on medium speed, beat together butter and sugar until creamy - about 1 minute. Beat in egg, baking powder and salt until well combined. Reduce mixer speed to low and beat in cocoa powder, buttermilk and water until well combined. Beat in flour and 1/2 cup chocolate chips until combined. Pour into pan. Place pan on a cookie sheet.
Bake 20-25 minutes or until set. Cool completely. (I even froze mine for a while to get it nice and cold.) Spread ice cream over the top of cake. Sprinkle Oreo crumbs on top. In the microwave, in a ziploc bag, melt remaining 1/4 cup chocolate chips with a teaspoon of shortening. Cut the tip off of the bag and pipe chocolate over the top of cake. Cover and freeze until ready to serve.
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Yohan Cabaye rates his first derby goal as his most important to date for Newcastle.
The 26-year-old Frenchman scored five times for his new club last season, including a stunning free-kick in a 3-0 defeat of Manchester United.
However, he firmly believes that his third-minute strike at Sunderland yesterday, which for so long looked like handing the 10-man Magpies three Barclays Premier League points, was the biggest one yet, and said: "For me, it was a great start, and for the team as well. I was really happy to score my first goal of the season and my first derby goal."
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Dude, Omega you are the fucking man.
I would be honored to train with you any day of the week.
If it really is something you must do, then do it. That will take more
guts than stepping in the ring.
Anychance you can explain it to your little one or not take her to the fight?And that's when I figured out that tears couldn't make somebody who was dead alive again. There's another thing to learn about tears, they can't make somebody who doesn't love you any more love you again. It's the same with prayers. I wonder how much of their lives people waste crying and praying to God. If you ask me, the devil makes more sense than God does. I can at least see why people would want him around. It's good to have somebody to blame for the bad stuff they do. Maybe God's there because people get scared of all the bad stuff they do. They figure that God and the Devil are always playing this game of tug-of-war game with them. And they never know which side they're gonna wind up on. I guess that tug-of-war idea explains how sometimes, even when people try to do something good, it still turns out bad.
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Man, that sounds like an exciting fight!
Here's a little story for you. I have a friend who is a professional stunt man. Most notably he plays Sinbad in the Sinba stunt show at Universal. His wife will often watch his shows and she used to bring their daughter (now about 2 1/2). The last time she did that, hwoever, their daughter was able to recognize "Daddy" up on stage. Though I doubt she had much understanding of what was going on, she became quite upset as she watched her dad get chased around, set on fire and thrown off the top of a waterfall! She kept crying, "Daddy! Daddy" It was very upsetting to the Mom.
Their solution? They're not going to take her to his shows anymore, until she's old enough to understand it's make-believe.
Listen, do what you want. You certainly have nothing to prove here! Heh, heh. You're a pro. I'm just a hobyist. But if you do want to keep fighting, maybe there's a simple solution to your problem... Don't bring your daughter to your fights.
Take that for what it's worth.
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Good point, although I suspect his reasons are a bit more complex. It's not the first time Omega has stepped into the ring. If he wants to return, I'm sure he'll have no qualms about saying "Hey, I'm back."
One thing I DO know for sure though...
Omega is NOT a big guy. Get your perspective right, Tom! :pRegards,
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The Blues fell to a 2-1 home defeat in their opening Champions League clash and their Serbian centre-back has issued a rallying cry to use the result as motivationChelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic wants his team-mates to prove their character by bouncing back from the disappointing home defeat to Basel in their opening Champions League match.
The Blues suffered their first home defeat in 29 group stages matches after surrendering a half-time lead to lose 2-1 against the Swiss champions.
|Chelsea are 14/1 with William Hill to win the Champions League this season
'It was a very tough game, an open game,' The Serb told the club's official website. 'We had a lot of runs in the first half, and scored in a very good moment.
'We tried to kill the game in the second half and unfortunately the opposite happened. We conceded the first one, which was difficult for us, and after that we started to do different things.
"We weren't ready for that moment and we then conceded the second one to lose the game.
"We have to stand up and show the character for the other games because we can't go back and have to look forward."
With five games still left to play in Group E, Ivanovic believes Jose Mourinho's men can use the setback to spur them on, starting with a trip to Steaua Bucharest at the beginning of October.
"It's a bad start in the Champions League but it's just the first game," he continued.. "We have to stand up, show the character in other games and this situation has to be a good example for the future."


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Subject: [vox-announce] LUGOD officer elections - Nominations now open,
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It's that time of year! Nominations are now open for LUGOD club officer
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Verizon has approved not one, but two Jelly Bean updates today, with both the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 receiving their upgrades to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. In typical fashion, the carrier has confirmed the availability of both the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 […]
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Jelly Bean Roll Out Starts
It looks like the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Jelly Bean roll out has begun, as the update is now reportedly rolling out to owners of the Wi-Fi only version of the device both Over-the-Air and through Samsung Kies, the software that Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 owners can use to update the manually. Read: Samsung […]
Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 & Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Jelly Bean Updates Arrive in US
5 Best iPad Mini Alternatives
Earlier this week, Apple sent out invitations for an event set to take place in San Jose on October 29th. The invite did not reveal exactly what Apple has planned for the event but the company is widely expected to announce a new iPad tablet, the 7.85-inch iPad Mini. However, the iPad Mini won't be […]
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Samsung Galaxy Tab Guide | 10.1, 8.9 and 7-inch Tablets Explained
Navigating the many Samsung tablets available can be a bit confusing, so I put together a Guide to the Galaxy Tab to help you sort them out. Below is a list of all the Samsung tablets either currently on sale or announced starting with 10-inch devices and moving on down. (I know I'm cheating a little by including the Galaxy Note, but it's a tablet!)
Nook Tablet vs. Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0)
If you read my post comparing the Kindle Fire to the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, you probably think you know how this particular matchup is going to end. After all, the Nook has many of the same limitations as the Fire, including limited hardware and app selection. However, the Nook has some benefits over the Kindle Fire that make it a better choice for some consumers, even over the Tab 2.
Can the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Take On The iPad at Half The Price?
Recently the Associated Press published an article claiming that for most people the word iPad is synonymous with "tablet". The implication being that there aren't any other tablets worth people's brainspace around, thus the iPad is the default. However, I think both Amazon and Barnes & Noble can cite a few million reasons why that […]
Buyer's Guide: Pick The Perfect 7-inch Tablet Under $250
With the release of the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 there is now four great 7-inch Android tablets on the market that cost $250 or less. This is great news for consumers on a budget but does create a problem: which one should you buy? It's not just a matter of picking the least expensive, you […]
Kindle Fire vs Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0)
With the introduction of the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Samsung has entered the low-cost tablet space with an excellent entrant. Priced at $249, it's only $50 more than the $199 Kindle Fire from Amazon. The price alone is enough to tempt many users, but $50 is a significant gap when budgets are tight. Is the Galaxy Tab 2 worth the $50 premium?
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 Review: Using The Tablet With Your TV
According to research cited by Samsung, over 80% of tablet owners use the device while sitting in front of the TV. Because of this, Samsung included an IR blaster on the Galaxy Tab 2 along with the Peel Smart Remote app. The idea is to make the Tab 2 the center of your home media setup, thus making it the center of your world.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Review – $249 Android Tablet
Samsung's new Galaxy Tab represents a welcome shift in the company's attitude toward the tablet market. The Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 offers the full tablet experience with the newest Android operating system, Bluetooth, cameras, and a few other extras Amazon and Barnes & Noble's tablets don't offer. All for $249.
Samsung Announces Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and 7, Teases Galaxy Note 10.1
The Tab 2 has a dual-core processor, not quad-core like the ASUS Transformer Prime, and will ship with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Unlike the 10.1-inch Galaxy Tab on the market now, the Tab 2 will have a micro SD slot to expand the on board storage (16GB or 32GB). Samsung will offer Wi-Fi only and 3G versions; no mention of 4G.


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Skowhegan firefighter, ca. 1860
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A young member of the Skowhegan Fire Department posed for an ambrotype in about 1860 in full uniform, with his hat, bearing the number "3" on the table beside him.
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OUR ancestors made organised sea journeys more than 700 000 years earlier than previously thought-and they probably used language to coordinate their efforts.
This surprising new theory comes from palaeoanthropologist Mike Morwood and his colleagues at the University of New England in northern New South Wales. It is the result of an intriguing find during their exploration of an ancient lake bed at Mata Menge on the island of Flores, about 500 kilometres east of Bali. There, in a sandstone layer sandwiched between two deposits of volcanic ash, they found more than a dozen stone tools. Analysis showed that at least four were probably used for processing plant material.
Stone tools cannot be dated directly, so their age has to be inferred from nearby sediments. A technique called fission track dating showed that the layers of volcanic ash surrounding the tools were between 800 000 and 880 000 years old. ...
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This Pintoy Front End Loader is a great sturdy wooden construction toy from Pintoy. Part of the Pintoy Construction Series the front end loader has a scoop at the front and a good sized wooden handle so your aspiring builder can lift and load as though they were the driver! The loader has four rubber wheels with deep tread ready for toughest construction site. The cab of the loader will seat one the construction workers, available separately. Whether your little builder is a boy or a girl they will love role play with the front end loader.
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Chicago, IL (PRWEB) May 22, 2014
On April 30, members of Meeting Professionals International [MPI] Mexico visited Chicago to learn more about Chicago's meetings and events industry.
Hosted by MPI Chicago and Choose Chicago, the MPI Mexico leaders attended multiple MPI Chicago events that included a strategy luncheon, Educational knowledge share and MPI-CAC's second Annual Trivia night. The group first met in January when MPI Chicago and Choose Chicago representatives visited Mexico City to form the alliance.
"MPI Chicago is excited to build strategic partnerships with international chapters. Our first alliance is with MPI Mexico. MPI's goal is to help our members grow their careers and build their business," said Bill Kubiak, president of the MPI Chicago Area Chapter.
MPI Chicago Area Chapter representatives included:
MPI Mexico Chapter representatives included:
Lourdes Gomez and John Curran, Managing Director of Tourism, MICE & Leisure Sales attended on behalf of Choose Chicago. Michael Dominguez, Chairman, MPI International Board of Directors, also attended.
"MPI Chicago's goal is to create alliances to share knowledge and best practices with our sister city chapters. The international partnerships will help the members of both chapters to grow their business through interaction and cross referrals," said Hali Cooper, president-elect of the MPI Chicago Area Chapter.
In the official photo, pictured left to right, are Doris Patino, Mexico City, Department of Tourism; John Curran, Managing Director of Tourism, MICE & Leisure Sales; Cecilia Cruz, Executive Director of the Meetings Industry of the Ministry of Tourism of Mexico; Carolyn Paradowski, Incoming Vice President of Special Events; Lourdes Gomez, Sales Manager- MICE & Leisure Sales; Bill Kubiak, President, MPI Chicago Area Chapter; Hali Cooper, President Elect, MPI Chicago Area Chapter; Oscar Garcia Ramos, MPI Mexico Chapter; Michael Dominguez, Chairman, MPI International Board of Directors; Fergal O'Sullivan, Vice President of Special Events and Strategic Alliances; Oscar Garcia Ramos, MPI Mexico Chapter; and Danielle van der Kwartel, MPI Mexico Chapter.
About MPI-CAC
Meeting Professionals International (MPI), the meeting and event industry's largest and most vibrant global community, helps its members thrive by providing human connections to knowledge and ideas, relationships, and marketplaces for meeting professionals in the Chicago Area. MPI membership is comprised of more than 23,000 members belonging to 71 chapters and clubs worldwide. Over 1,200 members strong, the Chicago Area Chapter is MPI's largest chapter. In addition to its distinction in terms of membership size, dedication and involvement, the Chicago chapter is also one of MPI's founding chapters and is rich with industry history. For more information about programs and membership, visit http://mpicac.org.


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Parents' Weekend is that special time in fall when families can get better acquainted with the Florida State University campus and enjoy the experience with their student. We invite you to take part in the many exciting events we have planned for this annual event.
Please check back soon as our website will be updated in the coming months with finalized events and information about this year's Parents' Weekend.
The dates for Parents' Weekend 2015 will be October 30 & 31. The football game will be FSU v. Syracuse, time TBA. Football ticket purchase and details are available from FSU Athletics: http://www.seminoles.com/.
FSUWIN is the university's guest Wi-Fi network. It provides free, public Wi-Fi to visitors to the main campus. To connect, visitors simply select the FSUWIN network and click on "Guest Registration" to fill out a Guest Registration form. Once completed, guests will receive a text message with login information. Access to the wireless will last for 24 hours.