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Armenuhi Manoogian better known by her stage name Kay Armen (Chicago, Illinois November 2, 1915 – New York City, New York, October 3, 2011), was a popular American Armenian singer during the 1940s and 1950s.[1] Her career in show business spanned almost six decades, as she worked in radio, television, onstage and in film. She also wrote many songs, performed in nightclubs and recorded many records.[2]
She appeared in a number of roles, notably in NBC 1959 sitcom Love and Marriage, and on screen in 1955 MGM musical Hit the Deck and 1961 film Hey, Let's Twist!. She was also a songwriter with compositions including "Be Good to Yourself", "My Love and I" and "It's a Sin to Cry Over You".[2]
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Her younger brother Robert Manoogian, Jr. (January 4, 1918 – April 3, 2002) was an American professional wrestler who was best known for his work with National Wrestling Alliance in the 1940s as Bobby Managoff.[2]
- 1955: Hit the Deck as Mrs. Ottavio Ferrari
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and were would you recommend? don't forget about the Fries too?
and were would you recommend? don't forget about the Fries too?
The fries are made out of real spuds (a rarity in this day and age of processed foods) and if you get 'em fresh are pretty good.
The burgers on the other hand are historically (at least going back to my first visit in 1968) just plain bad.
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I've never been all that fond of their "fast-food-y" type offerings anyway, and the burgers are really no exception -- overrated and quite overpriced. Get more of your money's worth and go to a sit-down restaurant that offers some GOOD cuisine.
If you are going to DL and really want a hamburger, I suggest walking over to the McDonalds on Harbor Blvd. And I'm not even saying that McDonalds hamburgers are the best there is, but they are much better than anything the DLR has to offer. And cheaper too.
Of course there's always In N Out...
Somewhere between cardboard and Burger King. (which is to say NOT good)
The ONLY place I'll get a burger is at Taste Pilots, but even then it's about once per year since I usually get the chicken sandwich.
I mean, how hard is it to make a good burger???
I haven't met a burger at DL yet that I liked.
Sad to say...
Most of our meals at the Park are at places like Rancho, Pizza Port, River Belle, Carnation Cafe, Blue Bayou and Club 33, so burgers are rarely offered anyway.
And that's OK with us.
They remind me of the hamburgers you get at a gas station. They really are poor quality.
This is how I make my hamburgers:
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c) take about 1# meat add most of a package of Beefy Onion Lipton Recipe Secrets
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I guess if you really want a burger at Disneyland. I think the best (weird word to use) is at the Village House in Fantasyland.
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IMHO, Disneyland does not do hamburgers. Steer clear if they try to make you think otherwise.
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The Village House is where we usually get our hamburgers. But don't compare them with any other burger because Burgers in Disneyland are in a class of there own.... the cardboard group.
Disney needs to find another source to supply them with tastier hamburger.
In Disneyland itself, I never get a hamburger...I do from Taste Pilots occasionally, they are marginally better there for the toppings and fries and such, but if you seriously want a hamburger I believe La Brea bakery has one on the menu that is better than what you're gonna get in the parks.
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Kid I understand your desire but you need to fight Amateur before you think about going pro. Do they have a amateur program in Japan? they should have so go from there instead. Don't be crazy, Fight amateur til you are around 18. depending on how well you do then you move on to pro. it's a 100 times harder then you imagine. Every fighter has to pay there dues in the AMs to become a good boxer. In the amateurs you can make mistakes, you can take loses. In pro you can't afford to lose in your early career or you will become a bum. It's harsh but true. Look up fighter different bums on boxrec. they all start with a couple of wins then lose. Fighters that get rushed in pro usually end up with a ruined career. just look up Davey moore. He had talent but got rushed before he could develop and it ruined him
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when we take the pro test we usually get a C level license which means a boxer can participate in a 4 R fight. After they win a coupld fights and have teh necessary stamina they move onto 6 R fights aka B level license, and then moves onto 8 or more R fights and advance to the final A level boxer. i know its ****ed up thats how it is lol. people say education is so important, im thinking of going to a university that participates in the NCBA. i mean even though i turn pro i could only fight for 4 R until i progress to the next level, i thought it will be a good experience for me to go to america and gain experience there for 4 years (until i graduate) right now i need to study like ****, get good grades so my school can possibly help me out with the fee. and do boxing at the same time. its gonna be hard for the moment, but what do you guys think about my plan?
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Northern Michigan University is part of the USA boxing program. They don't have a team through the school but you can gain scholarships through usa boxing to attend Northern and train at the Olympic Training Center and possibly fight internationaly.
I had an oppertunity to get the scholarship and passed for the dumbest reasons. Looking back now they were trying to hand me gold and I didn't want it.
What ever you do with boxing is up to you but I say finish the schooling and then continue it after. Few make enough from being a fighter to make a good living. You may fight for 10 years but when its done you will need to sustain yourself by working most likely, a college education could be the difference between you being a burger flipper or a flipper of the big money corporate deals........Rockin
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yeah we do have an amateur boxing program in japan, but my gym doesn't actually compete in the pro or amateur rings; all we have is a sparring match held once in a while with other gyms, and for some reason whenever anyone becomes an amateur fighter or pro they just go to a bigger gym. i think my coach doesn't want to raise pro's or amateurs, its funny because he really is a good trainer.
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Man for every Hozumi Hasgeawa that leaves school early and becomes a successful champ theres about 50 more who fail and dont have nothing to fall back on.Should get your education first man and do abitta the ams for experience.On another note do you know when Takashi Uchiyma is fighting next?
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sorry bro, don't know about him. yeah i guess i'll just have to finish education, that is true. i might go to college so i could have a decent job in the future if something happens to me. afterall i dont have natural talent like other fighters. speaking of college, im interested in the northern michigan university. and i heard there is a boxing training program there. i'd like to train and hopefully fight there, how can i do this? if i enroll in this college can i just apply for the training?
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if anyone who trained here could give me some advice it would be very helpful.
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WASHINGTON -- Kirk Nieuwenhuis, who landed on the International League disabled list after tearing the plantar fascia in his right foot in an Aug. 3 game with Triple-A Buffalo, is performing baseball activities in Port St. Lucie, Fla., with rehab coordinator Jon Debus and is likely to be with the Mets in September, once rosters expand.
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Nieuwenhuis did not require surgery for the partial tear.
Obviously, the team would not promote Nieuwenhuis in two weeks unless it was demonstrated that the foot issue was either a non-issue or manageable. R.A. Dickey pitched with the same injury last year, albeit receiving shots of Toradol and without having to patrol the outfield.
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On the acquiring end, the Mets deemed it valuable to have the free-agent-to-be Shoppach in-house for the final seven weeks of the season to gauge how good a match he is for them in terms of rapport with pitchers and adaptability to Mets philosophies. As for Beato, he had fallen into disfavor and was not long for the 40-man roster anyway.
A member of the organization described Beato's stuff as maddening. Sometimes the fastballs would come in at 96 mph; other outings they'd be 89 mph.
While most likely it will end up being Shoppach, the expectation is the Mets will pair a low-cost righty-hitting catcher such as him with Josh Thole in 2013. That way the available dollars can be focused on other positions of need. Thole should qualify for arbitration for the first time this offseason, despite less than three full years of major league service time, but his salary nonetheless will be modest.
Beato, incidentally, could face Buffalo this weekend with Triple-A Pawtucket.
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• Scott Hairston said Mets officials have not engaged in any extension talks with him yet, although he would be receptive to in-season dialogue. Sandy Alderson had indicated after the trading deadline passed that such August conservations with Hairston were logical. The Mets signed a 2012 extension with Tim Byrdak last season at this time, so there is recent precedent.
• The Mets have voided the contract of right-hander Scott Patterson, according to a baseball source. Patterson landed on the DL with Buffalo with a shoulder injury after two appearances. Patterson had opted out of a contract with Seattle after being bypassed for a promotion despite success with Triple-A Tacoma.
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All I want is a mission where you quickly play through the main story bits of Zack because some of those moments in Crisis Core are fantastic (Such as the Red Dead Redemption-style end, three years prior to that game). Maybe portray it as Cloud getting to understand the weird mentality he now has after that switch-over (for want of a better word) from Zack to him. Maybe just have them like those Laguna levels in FFVIII.
Heck, I think they could probably cover Crisis Core in a single opening cinematic like how they sped through the story of KH:Chain of Memories in the opening-credits scene of Kingdom Hearts II.
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Un hotel di stile artigiano, The Settlers Inn offre ai suoi ospiti una vasta gamma di comfort silenzioso, semplice--legano sedie da un camino enorme Cottage, panche su prati dal fiume Lackawaxen, patio soleggiato di pietra e giardino estivo. Sala da pranzo dell'Hotel offre i prodotti più freschi stagionali provenienti da aziende locali nella sua cucina creativa. Pranzo informale è offerto il portico che domina l'erba e giardini fioriti. Pane freschi e focaccine, tentazione dessert e leccornie sono tutti fatti a mano in Hotel. Minuti di distanza ci sono Wallenpaupack lago, il fiume Delaware Upper e parchi statali e foreste. Scegliere di rilassarsi con passatempi tranquilli o aggiornare con vivace attività. Noi possiamo guidarvi luoghi vicini per antiquing, pesca, canoa, rafting, nuoto, canottaggio, vela ed escursioni. Altre attività stagionali nelle vicinanze includono golf, campi da tennis, piste ciclabili, discesa e sci di fondo, concerti di musica all'aperto ed estate teatro. PRENOTAZIONI ONLINE ARE AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE: thesettlersinn. com
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5 su maggio 19, 2015
Thanks to careful planning by my husband, we enjoyed a wonderful stay at the Settler's Inn for our 35th Wedding Anniversary. Last year, we stopped at the Inn for an impromptu lunch on our way home from another mini- vacation. I remarked how lovely the setting was and how delicious our lunch was. We both promised to return for an overnight. This stay was the day after Mother's Day so the Inn was quiet...and sometimes that is sooo nice. We were greeted at the front desk and promptly checked into our room (#206). It was a quick jaunt up two flights of stairs, our bag in hand by the front desk attendant. Our room was right at the top of the stairs and what a pleasant surprise when the door was opened. Spacious room....ultra comfy bed....surprising jacuzzi tub. A box of chocolates and a bottle of wine were presented on the fireplace mantel. (Another surprise from my hubby!) We were informed there was a complimentary wine tasting beginning at 4:30 in the downstairs bar. At the end of the hallway is a small "comfort room" which has a Kuerig for coffee and tea, as well as a water dispenser and candy jars! After settling in we decided to try the wine tasting and our server could not have been better. Red and a white were offered and they both were delicious. We opted to stay and use the 'American Plan". Usually I am not a fan, however, the full menu was available and we had the best dinner!.The next morning breakfast included was also full menu and the veggie omelette was one of the best I ever had. We cannot wait to return to this property! Since we were there on a slow day many of the rooms were open and I did a quick look thru. Beautiful and I wouldn't mind a stay in any of them! Hope to get there Christmas time. It would be the perfect place to cozy up! Room Tip: I heard room 205 is for ghost hunters although we didn't hear a sound!
5 su maggio 02, 2015
This is a top-quality B&B all the way - quiet & restful with beautiful surroundings, immaculate housekeeping, & outstanding food! I was thoroughly impressed at every turn - friendly & knowledgeable staff gave me excellent information & directions for the local area & management made sure I was comfortable & that my stay was superb. You absolutely CANNOT do better than Settler's Inn for the perfect stay!
3,4 su aprile 22, 2015
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the settler's inn. We went with the Waterfall Tour Package, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it for the price. The food & service were exceptional, but our package only included certain meals and the waterfall tour was basically the cost of using their walking sticks (could easily Google best places to hike without paying the additional cost).
4,2 su marzo 12, 2015
My husband and I loved our stay at the Settlers in! The only disappointing part was that there was a chimney fire on our second night and we had planned to have a low key night and enjoy the fire and restaurant that night. We were prety bummed that the fire was not able to be lit. The restaurant on site was delicious for breakfast and dinner! Overall it was a great getaway and we definitely hope to get back some day!
4,2 su marzo 02, 2015
Love going to settlers for a weekend getaway; however, on this trip we were assigned room 210. This seems to be the smallest room in the inn and over the kitchen, so it is noisy in the morning. This room should have a discounted rate.
4,6 su febbraio 21, 2015
Amazing food! This time we booked the Fire and Ice package which was an incredible value. The only negative: we had reservations for a live music special menu ($65 per person) but were sat an hour late and the music was over before we even ordered. We ended up paying for an event and would have spent much less with regular menu pricing. The rooms are spacious and cozy. Bed linens are exceptional. The lobby is quaint and offers game tables--scrabble in front of the massive fireplace is a regular activity for us. We have stayed both for a romantic extended weekend alone and with friends. Overall we have always left looking forward to the next trip!
4,4 su febbraio 04, 2015
Lots of great perks - loved the free full breakfast, free happy hour on Saturday, free use of snowshoes, and free coffee/tea/cookie bar. Warm & cozy rooms, as well as updated bathrooms. Great stay - I highly recommend!
5 su gennaio 15, 2015
We loved our stay at the Settlers Inn. The rooms are beautiful and unique, the service is wonderful, the atmosphere is bright and comforting, and the food was delicious.
3,8 su gennaio 06, 2015
We stayed for 2 nights in this cozy B&B. The room was nicely sized. The bed was a tad bit too soft for me but otherwise it was a great night's sleep. The parlor area in the lobby was nice and had a huge Scrabble board that we played with both nights. The employees were very nice and friendly. The food and service in the hotel was way above what I expected. Great food and outstanding service.
5 su ottobre 25, 2014
We stayed one night on our way to visit our daughter. We had the dinner package. Dinner was wonderful as was breakfast the next morning. The room was comfortable and well appointed. The staff was friendly. We enjoyed the complimentary wine tasting before dinner. We would stay there again.
Corner room facing park, queen size bed. Room 219. Please note that to request a specific room number, you must call the inn to book.
Queen bedded room with sitting area and soaking orjet tub. Room 217. Please note that to request a specific room number, you must call the inn to book.
Two bedrooms each with queen bed, both rooms adjoin bath. Room 205/207. Please note that to request a specific room number, you must call the inn to book.
Spacious third floor room facing park with two full size beds. Room 301. Please note that to request a specific room number, you must call the inn to book.
Queen bedded room with soaking tub or one person jet tub. Room 215. Please note that to request a specific room number, you must call the inn to book.
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A corner room on the first floor, features a queen bed, a sitting area for two, private bath with a large whirlpool tub and separate shower, and a spacious wardrobe.
A quiet second-floor corner room that offers a queen bed, private bath with whirlpool tub, comfy velvet chair, and views of the herb garden.
A quiet second-floor corner room that offers a queen bed, private bath with whirlpool tub, comfy velvet chair, and views of the herb garden.
A queen bed room with a loveseat sitting area for two, private bath with whirlpool tub, and spacious pine armoire.
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Our two-room cornersuite features two bedrooms with one queen bed in each room. The private bath is shared between the two rooms and features a shower.
Overlooking the deck and garden this king bed, fireplace, sitting area for two with leather chairs, a private bath with whirlpool tub, and desk.
A king bed with a fireplace, sitting area with two comfy leather chairs, a private bath with whirlpool tub, and views of Bingham Park.
Overlooking the backyard grounds , features a queen bed, private bath with whirlpool tub and comfy two person couch.
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Spacious and aiiry room featuring fine Arts and Crafts style with oak mission style furniture, queen bed, a sitting area for two in front of an fireplace, private bath with whirlpool tub and separate shower, a dresser with mirror, and views of the garden and the river.
A king bed, a sitting area with leather chairs, a private bath with deep soaking tub, spacious wardrobe, and views overlooking our water garden.
A spacious second-floor room featuring a queen bed, comfy two person loveseat in front of a fireplace, private bath with deep soaking tub, writing desk, large closet and lots of Arts and Crafts features.
A corner room overlooking the park and offers a lovely wooden headboard with a queen-size bed, private bath, a comfy wooden rocking chair, and dresser.
This sunny third-floor room overlooks Bingham Park and features two full beds, a sitting area with wicker chairs, a private bath with a large, newly remodeled tile shower, and dormer windows.
Curl up in the window seat overlooking Bingham Park. This third-floor room features a queen bed, private bath with whirlpool tub, sitting area with loveseat and desk.
This top-floor room overlooks the gardens and the Potting Shed gift shop, and offers a queen bed, private bath, comfy reclining chair, and dresser.
A queen bed and a side room with a twin bed, a sitting area with two comfy chairs, a private bath with whirlpool tub, and views of the ornamental koi pond.
Soothing and comfortable with Arts and Crafts style, offers a queen bed, a very large private bath with soaking tub, comfy chair, and views of Bingham Park.
With deep, rich terra cotta walls, a second-floor corner room featuring a queen bed, private bath, comfy chair, dresser, and lovely views of Bingham Park.
This spacious top-floor room offers a queen wrought iron bed, large private bath, two comfy wicker chairs, dresser, and views of the river and Potting Shed.
A deluxe king bed room with a river view. This loft style third floor room has a fireplace, sitting area and 2 person whirlpool tub.
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Malaria eradication makes the Economist
Not that the Economist has ever made a habit of ignoring tropical diseases. Far from it, the Economist as a British magazine is quite good at reporting on the Isles former colonies.
Here they've written on the issues of mass drug administrations as a tool in malaria eradication. Specifically, they focus on a Chinese group seeking to ramp up efforts to create a successful regimen of artemisinin and piperaquine to eliminate the disease by prophylacticly preventing infection, and interrupting the cycle of transmission long enough to eliminate the parasite entirely.
Dr Li's approach is to attack not the mosquito, but the disease-causing parasite itself. This parasite's life cycle alternates between its insect host (the mosquito) and its vertebrate one (human beings). Crucially, as far as is known, humans are its only vertebrate host. Deny it them and it will, perforce, wither away—an approach that worked for the smallpox virus, which had a similarly picky appetite. In the case of smallpox, a vaccine was used to make humans hostile territory for the pathogen. Since there is no vaccine against malaria, Dr Li is instead using drugs.
To date, the group has been running trials in the Comoros islands off the coast of Mozambique and had some success, but haven't come close to full elimination. Elimination on islands surrounded by salt water (mosquitoes which transmit malaria breed in fresh water) should be a fairly easy proposition, but the issue of human mobility from the African continent guarantees reintroduction.
I'm personally involved in an island malaria elimination project in Kenya, but am under no illusions that results from an island are in the least bit generalization to the continent. Falciparum malaria is far too efficient and the lack of a winter renders transmission far too consistent to allow easy elimination. Add the issue of the intense mobility of Africans and one can't help but be discouraged.
Dr. Li from the Guangzhou group seems to be optimistically under the mistaken impression that all it will take to eradicate malaria is the right combination of magic pills, but he's gravely mistaken. The only thing that will consistently control malaria on the continent will be a full on, sustained assault using every tool known, along with intense economic development. The continent has only seen gains in malaria control during the 00's, when incredible amounts of money and effort was thrown at the disease and, not coincidentally, when African economies finally started to take off. Eradicating malaria won't be about a few pills.
More troubling to me are the ethical issues. Mass drug administrations require the participation. If even a small group of people refuse the medication, the entire effort might be for naught. Obtaining full, informed consent, however, is near impossible in these areas. While most people are willing to participate once the benefits are explained to them, the risks are often glossed over. Moreover, as communities will often follow the behavior of their neighbors or community leaders, it is difficult to judge whether people participate of their own volition or whether they are merely bowing to community pressure. Educational barriers might also compromise the ability to obtain truly informed consent.
Further, I don't doubt the intent of the Guangzhou group, but I do wonder if Chinese institutions truly have the same level of ethical review and monitoring that United States' institutions have (which isn't even perfect and sometimes ill suited to developing countries). I'm sure that China would love to claim a success like malaria elimination, but I worry that a zeal for victory might lead to a violation of basic ethics and even a masking of failures, complicating the issue in the long term. I hope that I'm wrong.
Central African Republic Gets a New President: Is there now hope for the CAR?
It has been announced that Bangui mayor Catherine Samba-Panza has been appointed the Interim President of the near anarchic Central African Republic.
Her ascension couldn't come at a better time. The Central African Republic, fragile even in the best of times, has been slowly sinking into chaos. No one really knows how many people have been killed in the fighting between Christian and Muslim militias (though this shouldn't be read as a religious conflict), but reports last year pegged more than 1000 civilian deaths within a two day span. Experts have started using the g-word.
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The interim president selected on Monday at a raucous, five-hour session of a "national transition council" of rebels, rivals and politicians was Catherine Samba-Panza, a French-educated lawyer with a reputation for integrity and no ties either to the Muslim rebels or the Christian militia. Her selection was greeted with cheers in the assembly hall and dancing outside. That she is a woman — the third female head of state in post-colonial Africa — was especially welcomed by many people who felt that men had done nothing but lead the country on its vicious downward spiral.
Though encouraging, it's too early to tell if Ms. Samba-Panza will be able to contain the bloodshed in the CAR. Certainly, Liberia gained much under the leadership of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, but it's hard to say whether there's been a great transformation in Malawi under Joyce Banda. Rwanda's female majority Parliament is vastly preferable to Kenya's (or the United States') overpaid and corrupt boy's club, however.
The conflagration in the CAR has been troubling for a number of reasons. First, it represents a general pattern of instability just below the Sahara. Neighboring South Sudan, which just recently obtained independence, is now facing a conflict ridden humanitarian crisis.
Second, the conflicts in South Sudan, the CAR, Northern Nigeria, Mali and Somalia rage on compromise the positive narrative of a newly prosperous and economically viable Africa. The 80's and 90's were a stain on the continent. Though I don't foresee a return to the extended civil wars of Angola and Mozambique (for example), general regional instability compromises the ability to sustain development over the entire continent.
Third, even if the CAR manages to suppress the violence, there are few viable options for the long term economic future of this landlocked and historically marginalized country. Without a long term economic plan chances are high that tensions will flare up once more, setting the country back again.
Does Development Work? Observations on Gates' Annual Letter
Every year, Bill and Melinda Gates release a letter on the state of the Gates Foundation and the current situation of global development and health. This time Gates set out to dispel three common myths on development, namely that poor countries are doomed to be poor forever, foreign aid is a total waste and that development will just lead to overpopulation.
The first is the most cynical, but even for us development/public health folks, it's easy to be discouraged. Pessimism aside, the data don't bear out the assumption that developing countries are entrenched in poverty. Just about all Sub-Saharan African countries experience consistent economic growth throughout the 00's and have seen rapid improvements in just about all of the common health indicators. People are living longer, fewer kids are dying and they're making more money to pay for school and health care.
Over the past five years that I've been going to Sub-Saharan Africa I've seen this change on the ground. Cars are in better shape, there's more goods on the shelves, kids are better nourished and security has vastly improved. Does this mean that all of the problems are magically going away? No, there are still vast challenges to infrastructure development, access to health care and affordable medications, educational quality, gender issues and basic business development. However, these improvements do signal that Sub-Saharan African countries are reaching a point where sustained development is possible.
I have a hard time disagreeing with Gates here, but I did find his "before" and "after" pictures of Nairobi a bit bizarre. Though Nairobi is currently going through a construction boom, I fail to see how it would look any different in 2014 than it did in 1969 after more than three decades of stagnation.
Gates second point and the hardest myth to dispel is that of the alleged ineffectiveness of aid. Bill Easterly has made a career out of aid bashing, and, unfortunately, given cynical politicians looking for policy scapegoats a point to scream to their angry constituents. In a broader sense, the screaming over aid is really a questioning of developmental policies themselves. Certainly, there are development failures. The neo-classically informed structural adjustment policies of the World Bank and the IMF during the 80's and 90's were, on the surface, colossal failures (Read Beyond the World Bank Agenda: An Institutional Approach to Development by Howard Stein for a great analysis). On a smaller scale, we can easily cherry pick misguided but well meaning development projects or plans that simply went awry for any number of unforeseen reasons. The recent takedown of Jeff Sachs (The Idealist: Jeffrey Sachs and the Quest to End Poverty) and the massive problems of the Millenium Village in North East Province in Kenya is a great example of the challenges a development project can face.
However, in ever insular post Iraq America, the question that is most often asked is why we should even care and does our presence merely serve to make things worse. The truth is, and the point most often overlooked, is that most development projects are international collaborations. Many projects are conducted with partners in target countries and, more often than not, projects often make up for shortfalls that hobbled governments are unable (or sometimes unwilling) to provide. Health care is one example.
Jeff Sachs wrote a nice article this morning on how effective free insecticide treated nets have been in reducing malaria incidence and mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa. Nearly half a billion free nets have been given out worldwide as of 2014 and a lot of kids are alive today who would have been dead had they been born ten years earlier. Malaria is 100% associated with poverty. Wealthy people do not get malaria, even in malaria endemic countries. Though some of the decline in malaria incidence has been due to increased affluence and urbanization of African countries, a major percentage of this decline has been due to aid programs which provide bed nets and have expanded access to life-saving malaria medications. Certainly, not all aid works, but nothing works 100% of the time, particularly when humans are involved.
Which brings us to the most cynical and offensive of Gates' three myths. Some people truly believe that saving African kids is a bad thing. One day there will be too many of them and they will suck up the ability for the world to sustain life. Honestly, this view couldn't be more wrong.
The poorest parts of the world are the areas which are seeing the most rapid population growth. The average Malawian woman has 8 children in her lifetime, often starting when she isn't even yet 15 years old. It has been said that if Malawi continues on it's current trajectory, that it will have a population equivalent to that of Japan's by 2050. Women in water and food constrained pastoralist communities can have ten or more children. The most affluent areas of Africa are the places with the slowest population growth.
Even more incorrect is the assumption that poverty is less harmful to the environment than development. Malawi is almost entirely deforested due to extensive use of charcoal for heating and tobacco cultivation. Deforestation not only robs the earth of potential carbon sinks, but also reduces need biodiversity and directly impacts precious water resources. Africa burns unclean fuels such as charcoal and coal for heating, and the poor condition of vehicles make it a major potential source of greenhouse gases. The air in Nairobi on any given weekday is so filled with exhaust that one can become dizzy just walking around town. It is, of course, unreasonable (and stupid) to deny Africans transportation and cooking fuel, but well meaning though poorly informed armchair environmentalists in the United States would happily suggest doing just that.
Which bring me to my final point. The case against development is one that assumes that the status quo is somehow preferable to anything that might come after. The assumption is that Africans were just fine without Europeans and their planet destroying ways. There is, of course, little data on what Africa was like before Europeans started extracting resources from the continent. We do, however, know a lot about underdeveloped areas of Africa. There is evidence to suggest that some do fine. There is however, much evidence to suggest that other simply do not. The worst parts of Africa are the parts which are the least developed. They are the areas where the market doesn't function. The areas where there is little education, no access to health care, no roads, no economy, kids regularly die, where old people are a venerated since they are so rare, where there's violence and instability and people are entirely marginalized from any level of political participation. While development likely will never solve the worst problems (like those in Somalia), there is no case to be made that the current state of the ultra poor is acceptable on any measure, even to the poor themselves!
Alright, off to bed.
Don't be gay in Africa: Uganda's President Museveni refuses to sign "anti-homosexuality" bill
Africa is an awful place to be gay, but, just as everywhere else, gay folks exist and do the best they can under adverse circumstances.
Happily, President Museveni of Uganda has stated that he refuses to sign a "anti-homosexuality Bill" sent to him from the Ugandan Parliament. It's possible that he would have supported had he sensed that signing the bill would have benefitted him domestically, as Nigerian President Goodluck Johnathan (who's luck seems to be running out) did just this week.
Wasting no time at all, Nigerian authorities have arrested and tortured dozens of people suspected of being gay. The methods are frightening:
Human rights advocates in Nigeria are reporting that dozens of gay men have been arrested under a new law that makes homosexual clubs or associations illegal. That law also criminalizes same-sex marriage. Gay men who have been arrested have reportedly been tortured into giving up the names of others. Michelle Faul with the Associated Press has been writing about this and she joins us now from Lagos.
And Michelle, why don't you give us more details, what you've learned about these arrests and the reports of torture from human rights groups there.
MICHELLE FAUL: As we're speaking, Melissa, we're getting more reports in of more people being arrested in about six of Nigeria's 36 states. I've spoken with human rights activists here who say this has not just happened since the bill was signed into law, but since there's been noise about the bill. So the very idea of the bill has led to this persecution of people because of their sexual differences.
BLOCK: And in particular the reports of torture, what have you heard about that?
FAUL: That particular report comes from Bauchi State in the north of Nigeria, where it's almost a case of entrapment. A law enforcer pretending to be a gay man went to a meeting where an AIDS counselor was speaking to men, who have sex with men, about how they could do this safely. He pretended to be gay, got the names of a couple of people, arrested subsequently one person, used their cell phone – this is illegal in itself for him to go through this person cell phone, contact another gay person and another gay person. Called them for a meeting, arrest them, take them to the police station and beat them up repeatedly and brutally until they gave up 168 names of people who were supposed to be gay.
But back to Uganda. Museveni has a thin road to walk. If he comes out on the side of Uganda's very active gay rights movement, he risks losing crucial domestic support. If he would have signed the bill, he risks losing international support at a fragile point in Uganda's development.
He plays it carefully, but offers a few bizarre ideas:
The President said a homosexual is somebody who is abnormal because the normal person was created to be attracted to the opposite sex in order to procreate and perpetuate the human race. He said, nature goes wrong in a minority of cases.
While in the Bill passed by Parliament there is no provision for killing homosexuals; the President said, "The question at the core of the debate of homosexuality is; what do we do with an abnormal person? Do we kill him/her? Do we imprison him/her? Or we do contain him/her?"
While the President said homosexuality is an abnormal condition that can be cured, he disagreed with the position of Western countries that homosexuality is an "alternative sexual orientation". "You cannot call an abnormality an alternative orientation. It could be that the Western societies, on account of random breeding, have generated many abnormal people," he said, adding that his acid test for rejecting Western position is that nature is purposeful.
The President said apart from the people who are abnormal, it seems there is a group of those that become homosexual for "mercenary reasons"—they get recruited on account of financial inducements. He said this is a group that can be rescued and that many of the youth fall in this category.
I'm not following his logic here. I seriously doubt Museveni does either. Though he says that homosexuality is a natural condition, he also tries to claim that young men become gay to make money. The former presents him with a problem. If homosexuality is to be considered an unfortunate genetic outcome, the state has no right to inflict punishment on the individual any more than on a person born with any other type of genetic defect.
The latter, I've heard before. NGOs allegedly come to Africa and recruit young men through promises of money and passports. There is no reason to discount the problem of prositution enabled by economic inequality. We've seen it elsewhere (a movie was even made about an Irish author's disgusting sexual adventures in Nepal). Of course, the Ugandan and Nigerian Parliaments seem to be doing little to curb the much larger problem of female prostitution in Uganda and it's difficult for me to understand how it's at all relevant to the lives of people peacefully living their lives who happen to be gay.
And this is of course where the problem lies. Homosexuality makes for an easy target for Christian conservatives in Africa (often egged on by western missionaries and evangelicals). However, there is little outrage over extramarital affairs, child rape, and the buying and selling of women, an obviously greater social problem. But policy makers worldwide often like to pick on those who are unable to defend themselves.
How do the governments of Nigeria and Uganda have time for all this? In countries where half the population lives on a dollar a day, the problem of delivering food and health care would seem to be more pressing issues. Many people I know like to blame the West for all of Africa's ills. Clearly, as these examples show, policy makers in Nigeria and Uganda aren't in the least bit interested in the welfare of their people, preferring to weed out minor issues of "gays" than deal with important matters such as food, health and stability.


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Grass Valley announced Dec. 28 that it has named Robert Song as its new general manager for China.
The company said the move comes amid growing demand for HD live production and distribution technologies from Chinese broadcasters.
With more than 15 years of experience in broadcast and pro-AV industries, Song will oversee Grass Valley's business activities in China. In addition to his new position, Song will continue to serve as sales director of desktop and professional channels for the company's Asia Pacific (APAC) region.
Song joined Grass Valley in 2005 during its acquisition of Canopus. Song earned his MBA degree from Peking University. He will be based in Beijing.
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Studio trade organization SPARS plans to revise and adapt guidelines developed by its UK counterpart organization, APRS.
The guidelines are intended to help studios tighten security involving music data, and avoid potential liability from losses that end up illicitly on the Internet and other digital portals.
APRS conceived the Studio Security Guidelines in conjunction with the BPI. SPARS will review and adapt the guidelines for use by its U.S. membership, according to Jeff Greenberg, outgoing SPARS president.
For more information, visit www.aprs.co.uk and www.spars.com.
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The Pacers will be without four starters when they play Atlanta on Monday night. David West will miss his fifth consecutive game with a lower back strain. Danny Granger still has not returned from a sore left knee. And the Pacers have added Lance Stephenson and point guard George Hill to the injury list. Stephenson has a strained right hip flexor, Hill has a strained left groin. Coach Frank Vogel says it's possible all four could play Wednesday at Houston though team doctors are more concerned about Hill's injury than Stephenson's. Indiana's revamped lineup will have D.J. Augustin, Paul George and Gerald Green in the backcourt, Tyler Hansbrough at forward and Roy Hibbert at center. Dahntay Jones is expected to start for Atlanta, which will be without Lou Williams and Zaza Pachulia.
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Since the Vita lets you map dpad controls to the right stick I figure a lot of PSP games will be a lot easier and natural to play. I was hoping we could make a list of games that are improved by this feature (or dualjoystick shooters that used to use the face buttons for the right analog stick). So here's what I've got so far:
The Third Birthday (D-pad Camera)
Monster Hunter Freedom Unite (D-pad camera)
Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker (D-pad camera)
Everyday Shooter (face buttons for shooting)
Me and My Katamari (face buttons for controls ... not on Vita's PSN)
Lord of Arcana (D-pad camera)
Armored Core 3 Portable (and Silent Line and LAST RAVEN) -- these games have nutty controls, though I think they could be slightly improved with some clever mapping
Valkyria Chronicles II (face buttons somewhat mapped to camera)
Gran Turismo PSP (map gear up/down to right stick)
Phantasy Star Portable 2 (D-pad camera) -- No longer on North American PSN
Dissidia: Final Fantasy (D-pad camera)
Dissidia 012: Final Fantasy (D-pad camera)
Star Wars Battlefront 2 (D-pad camera)
...that's all I can think of! If anyone else thinks of any I'll add them to the list. I'm bummed that Vice City Stories used L+stick for camera and not D-Pad, since that would have made the game AMAZING on the Vita..
Also, I really hope they add L-R support for the right analog stick, so that I can use the right stick to control camera in Persona 3


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Selfridge Air Base Cited For 8 Safety Violations
Eight notices were issued to the military base northeast of Detroit, according to the U.S. Labor Department.
Police Seek Help Identifying Bank Robber
Police are hoping the public can help them identify a man who robbed a Macomb County bank.
Woman In Custody After Chase, Passenger Arrested For Cocaine Possession
A 22-year-old Harrison Township woman is now in police custody after leading a chase because she had warrants out for her arrest.
Police Arrest Drunk Boater After Passengers Thrown Overboard
Police say a 66-year-old man was arrested for operating while intoxicated after he and five other passengers were thrown from his boat on Lake St. Clair.
No Boat? No Problem! You Can Still Have Fun On The Water
Hot, hazy days are best spent on the water.
Motorcyclist Dies After Running Off I-94 Exit Ramp
A 62-year-old St. Clair County man is dead following a motorcycle crash on I-94.
Man Allegedly Threatens Woman With Machete
A 48-year-old Harrison Township man has been charged with felonious assault for allegedly threatening a woman with a machete following a road rage incident.
Man Charged In Drunken Hatchet Assault
A 27-year-old man is behind bars after police say he was "clearly intoxicated" as he chased his neighbor with a hatchet.
New Web Site Offers Century Of Military Aviation History At Selfridge
Attention, aviation buffs and history fans: a new Web site offers detailed information on the nearly 100 years of military aviation history at what is now known as Selfridge Air National Guard Base.
Police: Drunk Driver Was 4 Times Legal Limit
Police say a drunk driver arrested after attempting to go through a "Do Not Enter" security gate at Selfridge Air National Guard base had a blood alcohol level that was four times the legal limit.


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A record number of swimmers and families attended and then joined the new Schroeder South YMCA Swim Team after a recent tryout held at Greendale High School Pool.
"We're really please with the turnout given this busy time of year for families, but we still have some openings," said Robert White, Jr., head coach of Schroeder South. "Kids ages 6 to 14 can tryout by coming to the Greendale High School pool Wed. evenings at 6:00 p.m. They have to be able to swim a length of the pool, which is 25 yards freestyle or front crawl."
Coach White added that Schroeder South swimmers are trained by full-time, professional coaches, and that the kids are already gaining confidence at practice while they have fun making new friends.
Coming attractions for the new team include: Holiday Relays at the Dec. 19th practice and the first swimming meet of the new year, the Oddball Challenge Jan. 12 - 13, 2013.
For more information about the new Schroeder South program at Greendale HS, contact Bob or Ann White at (414) 897-8932 or Dan Heraly at (414) 979-9163.
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2 Parks near De Forest, Wisconsin
Madison, Wisconsin 11.53 miles SW
Middleton, Wisconsin 12.75 miles SW
Lodi, Wisconsin 13.24 miles NW
De Forest, Wisconsin (map) | (608) 846-4528
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $47.00 | 57 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $47.00
This is a nice KOA, but like most KOA's, it is right on the interstate, so there is a lot of road noise. However, it is an easy in and out, the staff was friendly, and the sites are level and reasonably spacious. We would stay here again. - Thor MC
Jun 2015 - $44.00
Pull through site was barely long enough for coach and car, but was level and wide enough. Interior roads a bit narrow for big rigs and dusty. Utilities worked well. It's a KOA so it is badly overpriced. - ramblin' vagabonds
Apr 2015 - $37.00
As other reviewers have reported, this is a very nice campground. We have been coming here since 2009, usually once or twice a year. If I had rated the campground during previous visits, I would have given it a 9 rating because I could never use the free Wi-Fi, and had to rely on my Verizon Hotspot. During some visits, the Wi-Fi didn't even work in the office.
The Wi-Fi problems no longer exist. The campground has changed ownership since last year, and the new owners have upgraded the Wi-Fi system. During my current visit in April 2015, the Wi-Fi worked flawlessly. It was very fast with a strong signal. It is the best Wi-Fi that I have had at any KOA. The campground now rates a perfect 10. - CarlW
De Forest, Wisconsin (map) | (608) 224-3730
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2011 - $25.00
This park has about 40 spots with about half of them being 30 amp electric. There is a water fill and a dump station. This is "campground" so some of the sites are only appropriate for tent trailers and smaller trailers and motorhomes. There were about a dozen large motorhomes and 5th wheels here while we were here. This park is located adjacent to I-39/90/94 at the junction with US 51. This campground is at the far end of the park so there is no road noise. We had reservations so there was a large site that accommodated our rig nicely. Not all the sites are as level as our site, and the power post is far enough away on some sites that you will need an extension cord. - skigramp
Aug 2009 - $23.00
We gave this park a low grade because there wasn't a fresh water hook up anywhere in the park except at the dump station... and it didn't have a threaded hose bib to connect to your motor home. Half of the sites aren't level but they are spacious with lots of trees. Also the trash is very far from the sites. The bathrooms were old and not too clean. The hosts were very nice and helpful, though. Even with a low rating we would stay here again going cross country. - portecmp
Jun 2008 - $17.00
This is a county park with a lot of potential. The sites are wide, however for my low rating is the fact the park is out of the times. There are no pads leveling is very hard. Some of the electric boxes are too far away for normal elecric cords. I would not stay again. - rving4fun


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Reds Starting Lineup:
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Griffey rf
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Dunn lf
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Hatteberg 1b
Encarnacion 3b
Belisle p
Reds Starting Lineup:
Hamilton cf
Gonzalez ss
Griffey rf
Phillips 2b
Dunn lf
Valentin c
Hatteberg 1b
Encarnacion 3b
Belisle p
Let's rip Gonzalez batting 2nd again...it worked last night!
It worked yesterday...
I hate to see Keppinger lose PT though...
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13, 15
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
Things just keep getting interesting ...
The Cardinals have already lost today, 2-1, at Houston. St. Louis is now 64-66, and the Reds now trail the Cardinals by 4.5 games. The Reds sorely need to take care of business and grab a win tonight, and if they can do that then they'll move to within 4 games of the Cardinals heading into the three game series tomorrow night.
No matter what happens in tonight's Cubs/Brewers game, if the Reds can win tonight then they'll be guaranteed to gain ground on two of the three teams they're chasing.
Kevin Gregg and Jason Marquis brought back vivid memories of the Lost Decade.
Kevin Gregg: DFA'd May 11, 2015
Jason Marquis: DFA'd June 5, 2015
Memo to Matt Belisle: You charted the pitches last night, watched the master at work, even told him you hated him because he made it so easy. Listen, Grasshopper, you have it within you. Use the force, etc. etc. - pitch a heckuva game!
That's sort of like mixing metaphors, isn't it?
Start batters off with a strike he must.
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
Swap the 8 and 2 hitters
Let it be done
Go Gators!
Belisle was lights out last outing which scares me for tonight...
Prove me wrong.
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13, 15
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
a super volcano of ridonkulous suckitude.
I simply don't have access to a "cares about RBI" place in my psyche. There is a "mildly curious about OBI%" alcove just before the acid filled lake guarded by robot snipers with lasers which leads to the "cares about RBI" antechamber though. - Nate
Chicks dig the longball, young Matt. But the ones you should be paying attention to really go wild over a guy who can finish what he starts.
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