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Albert Sears, Ph.D., professor of English at Silver Lake College, will host a session titled "Telling our Gwendolyn Brooks Story" at Silver Lake College, 2406 S. Alverno Road.
The discussion, which is free and open to the public, will be held from 12:15 to 12:45 p.m. April 16 in the Heritage Room.
In 1968, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Gwendolyn Brooks stayed overnight at Silver Lake College after giving a poetry reading in Manitowoc. "Sundown-town" practices prevented Brooks from sleeping within the city of Manitowoc because she was African-American. She slept in a guest room on campus, as a guest of Sister Ritarose Stahl, then a student, and Sister Carina Schisel, a faculty member.
The discussion, which is part of the English program's Literary Roundtable series, will allow participants to contemplate how they may tell this story to themselves and others. Participants also will reflect on how this story resonates with SLC's Franciscan charism.
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New Lazio striker Miroslav Klose believes his club can battle for the Serie A title next season.
The Germany international became Lazio's first summer reinforcement, with the 33-year-old joining the Roman outfit as a free agent and putting pen to paper on a two-year contract.
"Lazio is a very interesting team," said Klose on the club's official website. "They have a mix of young players and experienced ones.
"I think it will be an interesting campaign and I am certain we will be able to battle for the Scudetto."
The former Werder Bremen forward endured a disappointing campaign for Bayern Munich in 2010/11, scoring just one goal in 20 Bundesliga appearances.
After four seasons with the German giants, Klose is eager to show his worth in Italy's top flight.
"I am very happy with this new adventure," he said. "I cannot wait to make my debut in Serie A. I will try to do my best for Lazio, who have a great team and very strong players."
Lazio narrowly missed out on UEFA Champions League football after a fifth-placed finish in Serie A and will compete in the UEFA Europa League next season.


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His hands look competent, resting there on the padded arms of his chair. His tanned arms seem strong; his shoulders broad. You might take Matt Hampson for the rugby player he once was. The inertness of the big man's body isn't obvious because all the animation is in his great round face.
You don't think: this is a man who can't shake your hand. He may be paralysed from the neck down and, for sure, there is a pipe like a vacuum-cleaner attachment sticking out of his neck, but negative thoughts shrivel up in his presence.
Had I heard the one about the shop assistant in Sheffield who was selling him a pair of trainers? There he is, immobilised in his wheelchair, wired to the ventilator that keeps him alive. "They'll last you a lifetime," she says. "They've got good thick soles." Hampson chuckles, in so far as a man on a vent can chuckle. "Disability teaches you that people are a bit naive and stupid. That's why I try to get out and show that there are people in wheelchairs with pipes hanging from their neck, living a life."
A soft burbling noise can be heard in the background. There it goes again. Every four seconds, the rhythmic whoosh of his breathing machine. "I call it my wood pigeon."
He and the wood pigeon have been inseparable for six years, since Hampson – known as Hambo – suffered one of the most catastrophic injuries ever sustained by a rugby player on the field of play. One cold, overcast morning in March 2005, the 20-year-old tight-head prop was training with the England Under 21 side in Northampton when the scrum collapsed. Hambo took its full weight on his neck. He'd almost certainly have died on the pitch if the referee, Tony Spreadbury, had not been a trained paramedic.
His neck was dislocated and his spinal cord trapped. For the first two and a half months of his 18-month "incarceration" at the National Spinal Injury Unit, at Stoke Mandeville, he could not speak. He was classed as a C4/5 tetraplegic, meaning he could not feel or move below the level of his injury.
The girl he'd been dating visited him for a few months. He doesn't say how they parted, only that it might have been better if they'd not stayed in touch after the accident. He had started to love her but had no means of expressing it. "I can't move so I have to ask whenever we kiss," he wrote. "We will never make love. Every week I find myself feeling more and more inadequate. And every week I get a sense she is having second thoughts."
He was right. "I think she thought I was going to walk out of hospital and make a full recovery," he says. "So did I. But I don't blame her. I could never be with somebody who pitied me. I would want someone to stay with me for who I am. If it happens, it happens. I just don't go through that scenario. It's too complicated."
Now that he is at home – a magnificent place custom-built for him by his father, a builder, in the Leicestershire village of Cold Overton where he grew up – Hampson needs a team of 10 carers. Someone has to be alert while he sleeps, every minute of the night, in case his battery-powered ventilator cuts out. If it does, air has to be pumped into his lungs by a small, hand-operated rubber bellows. It's called being "bagged".
The full black humour of his situation unfolds in his autobiography Engage, a hellish, inspiring and often hilarious account of his struggle. The sections where Hampson's formidable mother, Anne, takes on the NHS and the Rugby Football Union (RFU) to get proper treatment for her son are a sorry indictment of bad attitudes and practices in both institutions and a humbling example of mother courage.
"With my mum," he says, "I don't think they knew who they were dealing with; how strong a character she is; how she would never, ever settle for second best.
"They wanted to brush me under the carpet," Hampson says of the RFU. "I am an inconvenience. They don't want me to be a figurehead and talk about spinal injuries in rugby because they are afraid people will be turned off the game. In fact, with the kids I meet [he coaches at Oakham School], I find it has the opposite effect."
The memoir was ghost-written by the award‑winning sports journalist Paul Kimmage, who lived with Hampson for eight weeks as the book was nearing completion.
"I had already had huge tracts of time with him," says Kimmage, "but this experience gave me a sense of his absolute courage. It takes three hours of strapping, winching, showering, wiping and suctioning to get him out of bed. His carers have to hammer his chest with their palms to shake out the accumulated mucus in his lungs and suck it out through a pipe. I'd be sitting outside having my breakfast and there'd be music blaring and the sound of laughter from his room. You could have sworn they were having a good time."
It is typical of Hampson, now 26, that he treats the very worst experiences as some loony endurance course. Once, when his ventilator became disengaged in the back of a car and his father and a friend struggled to reconnect it, he gasped: "I don't know what you two are fussing about, I'm the one who's going to die."
Hampson says it was some time before he realised the severity of his accident. "Nobody ever tells you. Nobody says: 'You're never going to walk again, or you're going to be paralysed, or you'll be on a ventilator.' But if I'd been told, that would have stunted my progress."
Comparisons have been made between him and Dan James, the former England schoolboy international who was also paralysed and who chose to die at the Swiss clinic Dignitas in 2008. Hambo met James and tried to counsel him. "Who had more courage?" he asks. "The prop boy who chose to live or the boy who chose to die? It made me very uncomfortable."
Hampson takes his mantra from his favourite film, The Shawshank Redemption: "Get busy living or get busy dying." He's made his choice. "You've got to have hope, otherwise it would crush you. But you have to be realistic, too, and live life as well as you can without looking too far into the future. It's about doing things rather than waiting for something to come along."
By "something" he means a medical breakthrough that would enable him to walk. Such a possibility has haunted Hampson's father, Phil, whose question: "What is there for my son now?" seemed to have no good answer. Phil Hampson's distress was quiet, despairing and angry. He tried to find a way through it by talking to others caught up in a similar tragedy. His pragmatic wife, Anne, head teacher at a Peterborough school, took up the cudgels – first to get Matthew transferred from Northampton to Stoke Mandeville (where it was said there was no bed), then to protest at unhygienic conditions there, and later to take on the upper echelons of the RFU, whose final insult was to take away her son's car park pass at Twickenham.
Hampson recalls a night in hospital when he longed to give his father some reassurance, but they sat in a fog of incommunicable pain. Then Hambo said: "I'll be a better person for this in the long run, Dad." He didn't really believe it but once the words were out, he had to fulfil them. It was the beginning of his decision to "be a voice" for others; to offer the optimism and motivation he'd found lacking at Stoke Mandeville.
"You are very much a number there," he says. "It is a miserable environment. No one talks to you about what you can do with your life, to inspire you to create a niche for yourself. That's what I needed. Mentally, I am still a sportsman. I wanted to improve my situation."
Hampson drew strength from family, friends and team-mates, especially from the Leicester Tigers, his local club. "The club has a responsibility to look after him," the coach Richard Cockerill told Kimmage. "He was with England when he was injured, but he was a Tigers player, our player. He is still our player."
A fellow patient at Stoke Mandeville watched the vigils at Hambo's bedside and remarked: "This guy is loved." Self-pity was not an option. "So many people have done such great things for me. It would be pretty selfish and self-centred of me to be down and miserable."
Operating an electronic pad with his lips, Hampson steers his wheelchair through his converted barn. Apart from a hoist in his bedroom, there is nothing to suggest it is the home of a disabled man. Matt has sourced every fitting and Phil has exorcised his feeling of futility by giving his son a space where he can live as independently as possible. It is a striking monument to hope – and to acceptance.
"Building this place was a good process for him [Dad] to go through," says Hampson. "It has helped him over the last few years."
Hambo operates the lift to his study, with its limitless view of rolling fields and frothing hedgerows. He looks happy. He mostly looks happy.
"The thing with me," he says, "is I like things to be aesthetically pleasing. That's the way I am. I wanted the lift in stainless steel, not medical white. I wanted my van [a sleek black bespoke Mercedes] to look good, not like a wheelchair-friendly wagon. Why should I compromise just because I'm in a wheelchair?
"I want things to be as unassuming as possible. The one exception is my [ventilator] pipe. A lot of people try to disguise it under their clothes. I don't. It is part of me and my body. It says: 'This person's got a voice, this person is a human being.' That is what I want to get across."
Hampson's passion for rugby is undiminished. "Mine was a freak accident," he insists. "Rugby is an amazing sport. It gives you great morals, great grounding. I miss the camaraderie. I miss the physicality of rugby, the training, the intensity. I miss that winning feeling. But I do generally feel that my life now far outweighs my life before. As a professional sportsperson, you are a very selfish individual. I am not as selfish as I used to be."
* The Matt Hampson Foundation (www.matthampsonfoundation.org) helps young people whose careers have been affected by injury. 'Engage: The Fall and Rise of Matt Hampson', by Paul Kimmage (published August 18 by Simon & Schuster, RRP £16.99), is available from Telegraph Books for £14.99 plus £1.25 p&p. To order, call 0844 871 1515 or go to books.telegraph.co.uk


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Using LeagueSafe's default payment option, league members can pay their entry fees for free via e-check (bank transfer). In order to make LeagueSafe possible, there are nominal fees for certain transaction types, as follows:
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Be default, no payments are allowed after a league's payment deadline. Optionally, commissioners can provide incentive for on-time payments by activating the Late Payment feature. LeagueSafe charges a late fee of $5.00 to $10.00 per payment, depending on your selected sport. Late fees only apply if the league commissioner opts in to the Late Payment feature, and are clearly disclosed to league members throughout the payment process.
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Farhad Manjoo of the New York Times reports that Facebook has disclosed that it:
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It seems some people can't. Believe, that is, that Facebook – Facebook – would do such a thing. Aren't we all friends here?
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Facebook users should spread the word – on Facebook, perhaps – that people with power over the masses will use it, whether the masses like it or not, Or know it or not. Consider the recent behavior of the IRS. And the NSA.
It is part of our flawed nature. And one of the arguments against giving people too much power or surrendering too much of your individual sovereignty or trusting those who operate in secret to behave honorably. It should be noted that when people who have abused their power over unsuspecting masses are exposed, their first response is not shame at getting caught but indignation and a quick shift over to the attack. Though some, as an expedient, take the
Fifth. They have rights.
Facebook's celebrity boss, Sheryl Sandberg, as noted by Rebecca Hiscott at the Huffington Post:
No. They count on your docility.
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Bloomberg takes contrary stance, expects boom in renewables investment
By: SGN Staff
Quick Take: By now we clearly understand the link between renewables and the grid. The more renewables, the more strain on the grid, the more need for smart technologies.
Recently, however, things have been looking dim for renewables. Rock-bottom natural gas prices make it less expensive to put up a gas-fired generator than a wind or solar farm. Conservatives are crying for an end to clean energy subsidies. Solar firms have been going out of business. Existing wind farms sometimes have to shed power for lack of transmission. And so on.
But Bloomberg New Energy Finance says renewables are actually at the tipping point. As you will read, they project three different scenarios. Depending on which one you believe, the prognosis for renewables is either good, better or best.
I try hard to be an optimist, but these projections feel excessively cheerful. What's your take? Record your vote and put your explanation in the Comment form.- Jesse Berst
While the rapid decline in wind and solar power costs forced many manufacturers out of business and into bankruptcy, Bloomberg New Energy Finance sees it as a spark that will triple investment in renewables by 2030.
New Energy Finance says a dramatic increase in clean energy project spending of from $190 billion last year to $630 billion by 2030 could happen, despite how unlikely that may sound. That forecast runs counter to the much talked about oversupply that saw no profits for most wind and solar manufacturers, pushed Suntech Power Holdings Co. into bankruptcy last year and left Vestas Wind Systems A/S with "record losses." The news report also said Vestas is half way into a plan to cut 30% of staff over two years.


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1865 Three Dollar, Semiprooflike MS661865 $3 MS66 PCGS. Any gold coin dated 1865 has added significance for gold collectors as well as for those who specialize in Civil War dated coins of all kinds. Gold coin production from the Philadelphia Mint was extremely low for every denomination in 1865. The only gold coins with substantial circulation were found on the West coast, where the San Francisco Mint struck enough coins for their regional needs. Elsewhere, the meager gold output was either hoarded or never seen in circulation at all.
Seldom-Seen Low-Mintage Issue
Seldom-Seen Low-Mintage Issue
For three dollar gold enthusiasts, 1865 is among the rarest dates in the entire series. It is especially elusive in Mint State, with only an estimated two dozen Uncirculated examples thought to exist. It is rare in the absolute sense, too, with just 1,140 business strikes produced in this final Civil War year. Perhaps no more than 150 pieces remain in any grade.
Of the few survivors, this Akers Collection specimen is an outstanding condition rarity and ranks high among the finest known of the date. Cameolike contrast and deep, red-gold toning make it an incredible example to view. The richness of the gold color vibrates with reflectivity and swirling mint luster. Bronze-gold accents give depth and a look of antique-gold originality that can be best appreciated by in-hand viewing.
As expected with this high-grade coin, the strike is sharp and full. In particular, the hair detail is excellent on the portrait without any of the central weakness sometimes seen with this series. No evidence of die clashing is seen -- again, a welcome attribute not often encountered with three dollar gold from the 1860s. Virtually no abrasions of any significance are visible. This is a truly rare and memorable Premium Gem. Population: 2 in 66, 0 finer (11/13).
From The David & Sharron Akers Collection.(Registry values: N10218) (NGC ID# 25ML, PCGS# 7986)
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|Sweet yellow pepper
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|Green pepper
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|Minced jalapeno pepper
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|Canned no salt added chicken broth
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|Canned no salt added whole tomatoes
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|Dried whole thyme
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- Tuesday 2pm to 7pm
- Wednesday closed
- Thursday 2pm to 7pm
- Friday 10am to 3pm
- Saturday 10am to 5pm
- Sunday closed
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If you're looking for events and activities for under fives then Grove Vale Library is the place to be! There's an under fives activity every day that the library is open - all of them free with no need to book in advance. The weekly timetable looks like this:
- Baby rhyme time every Monday 2.15pm to 2.45pm
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It isn't quite a holographic Tupac, but the Milwaukee Brewers and Milwaukee Film Festival have found a way for former Brewer - now St. Louis Cardinal - pitcher John Axford to appear at this year's festival.
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Repeated cuts to arts subsidies make Lee Blessing's "Chesapeake" — an alternately witty and overly clever one-actor play recalling the inflammatory culture wars from the 1980s and 1990s — as topical today as it was when it debuted in 1999. Featuring Matt Daniels and directed by Chris Flieller, an In Tandem Theatre production of "Chesapeake" opened over the weekend. »Read Full Article
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First Stage turns 'Anatole' into fresh, flavorful musical
Our first clue to what's in store for us with "Anatole" — the latest in a string of impressive new musicals birthed by First Stage — comes before we even begin.
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1849 $5 Mormon Five Dollar AU50 NGC. K-2, R.5. The Mormons struck gold coins for the benefit of their own economic communit...
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About Uncirculated 1849 Mormon Five Dollars1849 $5 Mormon Five Dollar AU50 NGC. K-2, R.5. The Mormons struck gold coins for the benefit of their own economic community, however, many of the pieces were used to purchase goods throughout the United States. In early 1850, William P. Hort, the assayer of the New Orleans Mint, obtained an example of the Mormon twenty dollar gold piece. He concluded that the coin was only .892 fine instead of .900 fine, and weighed 20% less than the specified weight of the United States' regular issue double eagle. Soon thereafter, bankers throughout the country would only accept Mormon coinage at 10-25% below face value. Eventually, the majority of the coins were melted. The present example offers dusky russet-gold peripheral color, while the centers are lighter olive-gold in hue. Thorough evaluation discovers a faint pinscratch above the hands, but no other marks are substantial. The strike is soft on the clasped hands motif, as usual for the type. Listed on page 361 of the 2006 Guide Book. (PCGS# 10262)
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Sudbury column: Bernardo a monster; can't be fixed
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Samples taken Tuesday from Red Deer Lake are positive for blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) , the Sudbury and District Health Unit said Friday.
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Andrew Desjardins will arrive in his hometown carrying not only the Stanley Cup, but a newly signed contract, as well.
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Matt Bortolotto, of the Idylwylde Ryder Cup team, watches his shot off the first tee at the Lively Golf Club in Sudbury, Ont. on Friday July 3, 2015.
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Amethyst campers shine in Sudbury
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Good day for a skate in Sudbury
Gary Harvey and Jessy Bertin roller blade in Bell Park with Lilly a Rotweiller puppy in Sudbury.
Northern Lights festival starts in a few hours
Volunteers work to erect the Canvas Cabaret tent for the Northern Lights Festival Boreal in Bell Park.
Sudbury awards culture grants
The board of the Greater Sudbury Development Corporation has approved $594,912 in funding to 44 local arts and culture organizations.
Stanley Cup coming to Sudbury on Monday
Andrew Desjardins, a resident of Greater Sudbury and a member of the cup-winning Chicago Blackhawks, will be in Lively for a community celebration.
Doctors to set up practice in Chelmsford
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Sudbury needs to spend and build better roads
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Waseca Woman, 66, Killed In Semi Crash
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The plants were transplanted in May 25, 2006, and received a total of 23 inches of water (rain and irrigation) during the growing season. Foster said he has already determined the high biomass lines that have been recently developed will not work in the colder regions because they lost their cold tolerance during the breeding process.
He has determined winter survival requires a dry period in the fall followed by a gradual temperature decline. Problems can arise if plant growth is induced by a winter warm period that is followed by frost. However, two breeding lines are showing potential.
The shrubs are harvested at two years of age when the whole plant can be dug up or it can be clipped and left to regrow, Foster said. It will need to be grown under irrigation, but the water requirements for the High Plains have not been determined.
One of the advantages here (in the High Plains) is you get some rainfall, so it can reduce the water inputs, he said. The Trans Pecos, where it is native, has trouble with salinity in the water, so were just trying to see how adaptive it is in this region.
If this really happens, I think the High Plains would be in position to cash in on the market, Foster said. One of the last reports I saw, natural rubber varied from $1.30 to $1.60 a pound. With the medical application, the demand is growing.
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''How can I protect my land rights?" is the question being asked in the cocoa groves of Ghana, the highlands of Ethiopia and the pasturelands of Tanzania. Across the continent, a land grab is under way. Governments take small farmers' land to create enterprise zones. Customary chiefs reap fortunes from urban sprawl by getting rid of "tenants" to make way for residential development. In Cote d'Ivoire, local people seize land back from migrant farmers who thought they had bought it. And the commons - whether grazing, woodlands or wetlands - are being eaten away by enclosure, depriving the poorest people of their final resort when times are tough.
Land lies at the heart of social, economic and political life in most of Africa: it provides income and employment for the large majority. It also has great historical and spiritual significance, establishing identity and links with previous generations. Yet in Burkina Faso, young men are tearing up agreements made by their fathers and giving notice to long-standing tenants. Once, land seemed in inexhaustible supply, but population growth and market development are generating mounting competition, especially close to towns.
So land tenure is contested all over Africa. Women's rights are especially at risk, because most African societies are based on patrilineal systems, in which property rights are held and transferred through men. The spread of HIV/Aids has made women's position still worse: in widowhood, they may be evicted from their land by their dead husband's kin.
Property rights are often weak or unclear. Even in Britain, the trauma of moving house is often put on a par with divorce or bereavement. Imagine trying to buy and sell without a title deed. In West Africa, less than 2 per cent of land is held by paper title, and that is mainly in towns. Most people hold rights to land and property through social bonds with wider family or neighbours. Land registration is inaccessible to most of the population. When buying property in Ghana, for example, you must visit six different government offices, usually in regional capitals, which entails a long journey for those from more distant parts.
African governments have often muddied the water on land rights. Most inherited the powers established by colonial administrations over land, water and minerals. They promised, as custodians of national assets, to use them wisely for the benefit of the people. In practice, they have used them for patronage and power. From William the Conqueror through the 19th-century Emperor Menelik II of Ethiopia to Robert Mugabe today, grants of land have always been used to reward loyalty. If you are loyal, you can hope for preferential access to newly irrigated land, or to building plots on the edge of town, rapidly appreciating in value. Ordinary farmers can be turfed off land they have farmed for generations, with little or no compensation. In Sudan, for example, the government elite have seized Nubian land and underground water reserves for irrigated commercial farming.
The commons are especially important for poorer people, but everywhere they are under growing pressure, as privatisation and enclosure continue. In Mali, Mozambique and Ethiopia, community rights have been given legal protection, and local committees established to ensure good management. Formal legal rights of this sort are vital if the commons are to survive.
Many governments now recognise more formal registration of land ownership would make sense. It would allow them to levy land or property taxes - a basic form of revenue for local governments across the world but rare in most of Africa. It would reduce conflicts and encourage more leasing, renting and selling of land. It would give poorer people better protection from their more powerful neighbours. It would allow more Africans to raise capital through mortgaging their land.
But so far, land titling in Africa has rarely been successful. Sometimes, written registers are set up, but with no thought of maintenance. Consequently, the gap between written record and actual ownership yawns wider every year. Elite groups find it easier to get their claims established.
However, there are some rays of hope for poorer people. Smallholders in KwaZulu/Natal, South Africa hope to get their land mapped and registered to protect it from the greedy hands of the traditional chiefs. Ghana is planning "one-stop shops" for land registration based at district headquarters. In Tigray, northern Ethiopia, a simple village-based system provides certificates to farm households, confirming their rights to use particular plots. Farmers now feel more confident to invest in conservation of soils and planting of trees. The certificates can be traded, so that a widow unable to farm her land can let it out. Because the registration happens in the villages, it can be used more easily.
New technologies - computer databases, global positioning systems - may speed up the establishment of a publicly accessible record. But a complete record will still take decades. Napoleon, keen to tax land, started a full map and register of property in France - but it took more than 30 years to complete. Britain still does not have a full, publicly accessible land record. That is why village-based registration is probably the best way forward.
If Europe and North America do cut back on agricultural subsidies, giving Africans a better chance of selling their farm produce in western markets, land will become an even more valuable commodity. There is a growing interest in buying land not only for farming, but also as a speculative asset. Those who have made money in business or politics increasingly want to establish landed estates, for status as well as financial gain. There is every likelihood that poorer groups will lose out again.
The Commission for Africa has skirted round such issues, with a few scattered references to how providing more secure property rights would promote investment and growth. Yet there is much that aid donors can do to help: work with African governments, for example, to spread low-cost forms of land registration; strengthen farmer associations, civil society groups and media that can monitor land-grabbing; support university-level training in land administration; and put money into South Africa and Namibia to speed up redistribution of land to black farmers.
Camilla Toulmin is director of the International Institute for Environment and Development, London (www.iied.org)


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During World War II Mary Denyer and her 11-year old son, John, lived in a small, thatched cottage in Freewood, Suffolk. While the war carried on around them, they immersed themselves in the wildlife of the wood and their cottage became the home to a succession of wounded or orphaned animals.
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Lloyds Bank's Spending Power report said confidence lifted by six points in January to reach a new all-time high of 129 points for the monthly survey.
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A net balance of 2% of people think they will have more money to spend in six months time rather than less. The balance of people who are positive about the current state of their personal finances is also the strongest since the survey began, with 57% saying their situation is excellent, very good or somewhat good.
But Lloyds said that instead of choosing to spend, people appear more inclined towards saving more and paying down debt. The balance of people planning to shave off more of their debts in the coming months rather than less rose to 11% in January.
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approachable service and even for it not been centrally located as that means less noise and pollution. In anycase its about USD2 and a five to 10Mins a/c taxi ride to/from the centre.This is my fifth visit to Vietnam over the last decade or so. First time travelling solo over two weeks from Hanoi to HCMC/Saigon stopping at Hue and Hoi An (If you're travelling from Hue to Danang/Hoi An try using the train -- about USD3 one way Hue to Danang -- for the fantastic views esp. over Hai Van Pass). Experienced quite a variety of V'nam hotels over these visits (plus others elsewhere). Based on that the Victory Hotel Hue suite-room is surely one of the best overall in terms of price/value/service ratio so far.My booked stay was for four nights in a superior room but I received a free upgrade to a suite-room (417) as mentioned; however had I traveled with my family I would still have been more than happy to pay the USD45+ for this very clean spacious a/c suite-room with homey decor, 32in LCD TV, fridge (stocked with sensibly priced beers and soft drinks, including the tasty lemon tea drink!); the room also comes with complimentary simple but sufficient breakfast: coffee/tea, eggs and baguette, or noodles, plus fruit salad and on occasion even a piece of cake; also included in room price are 2 x bottled water daily, and wifi/cabled broadband internet (if travelling with laptop good idea to bring your own network cable as backup, wherever you're staying). Apparently the hotel only started operation in early 2008, so everything seems to reflect that too.The service from the staff was friendly and efficient, and the young proprietor/manager [...] and his wife [...] are no less approachable and helpful eg writing a note for a restaurant visit explaining my food preferences etc. Re meals if you're not bothered to go out, you could get the hotel reception to order a delivery to your room from the restaurant recommended by the hotel. Serves excellent Vietnamese and Western food and good value too, eg very fresh tasty squid grilled, with rice at VND60000/USD3.5. Side note: The hotel provides only free PICK-UP FROM the train or bus station, but not the airport.
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Slice beef. Cut rolls horizontally in half. Spread mayonnaise and mustard over cut sides of rolls. Arrange beef, Brie, watercress, eggs, and bell pepper strips on bottom half of rolls. Cover with roll tops. (Can be made 1 day ahead. Wrap in foil and refrigerate.)


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The Ocala Breeders Sales Co. concluded a record run through its Spring Sale of Two-Year-Olds in Training on April 26 with a fourth consecutive session of spirited bidding and a $650,000 sales topper.
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Upperline, runner-up in her last two stakes tries, found another gear in the late stages to win the $150,000 Grey Goose Bewitch (gr. IIIT) by 1 1/2 lengths April 26 at Keeneland.
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Add a charming and beautiful accent to your patio with the Next RefraXions butterfly. This multicolor 3D butterfly is made of steel with a powder-coated finish that resists outdoor weather elements. Available in 2 sizes to fit small and large spaces. Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
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It's been a long time since I've posted here, but the last time I did, I think LO was barely 2 months old and had decided to sleep through the night and be a fussy napper during the day. Our doctor didn't think it was such a big deal, and suggested just letting him sleep in the swing so long as he is supervised. We relaxed when he said that, and we did. I'm kind of tearing my hair out because at 5 months, he's still like this (but we have no swing for him now, because he's way too big). He sleeps in his crib pretty much from 9pm to 6am, but sometimes wakes up around 4 for a feeding but then falls asleep again until 7 (this isn't a nightly thing, and when it happens I don't mind it, just nurse him and let him snooze in his bassinet next to me). During the day time, he is all over the place. When we stay home all day, he will sometimes nap at 9:30am, sometimes not until noon, sometimes at 1, sometimes at 3 or 4, and sometimes it's 45 minutes, when once in awhile he'll pull a 2 or 3 hour nap, and sometimes there are 2 naps in a day when other times I can only get him down once... you get my drift. But if it's one of those days where we are out and about, he can sleep and sleep in the car and stroller, and feeds less frequently. In the beginning I didn't really enforce a schedule or do any kind of sleep training other than have a routine at night and try to keep the house a little quieter when his bedtime rolled around. For the last few weeks, I've been feeling like I can't plan my day and I worry that he isn't getting the sleep or structure that he needs, and I've been trying to create a nap schedule that works for him. I've tried nursing him down, rocking, setting a quiet atmosphere, and even changing him into his pajamas, or just having a blanket that is only used for nap time. At one point if I think he's tired I'll just try everything, and then just turn the mobile on and walk away to see if that works... and it never does. He just rolls around in his crib until he realizes that he's bored and lonely, then starts crying. When I take him out of the crib, he's totally awake, and stays that way until he feels like going to sleep. Sometimes he seems very exhausted, but refuses to sleep. I'm not a fan of CIO, and he is breastfed on demand. I looked into sleep training books and they said to just do everything that I've already been doing, but to also schedule his feedings more strictly. I really don't agree with the last bit of advice. I'm struggling because I just don't see how I can force a timed nap if he simply doesn't want to sleep. I'm also afraid to leave the house with him some days, because if he sleeps in the car all morning, then there is no chance of a crib nap in the afternoon. I wish things were more predictable, and I feel as if I am doing him a disservice by letting him just sleep whenever he feels like it. Any suggestions?


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Refined Settees
One of the main reasons I enjoy watching period dramas is simply for the set design. Elaborate wallpapers, tapestries, endless mouldings and antique furniture — ah, what's not to love? One of my favourite pieces to look out for are settees, and these three current versions satisfy my desire for old world style without feeling dated:
Here in Kate Spade's apartment is a settee ideal for a small space — not much bulk here. I adore the contrast piping, and love the mismatched gallery wall behind.
This settee is slightly more substantial — and looks a fair bit cushier to sit on, too! As a pink fan, I love it. And a gilded frame doesn't hurt.
On my wishlist is designer Suzanne Kasler's Frederica Bench — a repro of a classic French style. That panelled fabric looks so fresh to me!
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An antique hand-hammered iron plant stand with original copper pot, early 1900's. Hand wrought and turned iron rods with splayed feet and decorative leaf and floral elements. Original burnished metal finish. 55" high by 17" by 17". In very good condition.
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Who is resposible? Cable operator?, Dzongkhag Administration? or concern Ministry?
Its different from other cable operator has done. The charge is double compare to other Dzongkhag when first install. Whats the difference? Or is their any extra channel? Instead on the TV screen there is always the notification saying " NEED TO BE RECHARGE IMMEDIATELY" then after a day the channel will be gone. who is going to recharge??? at the end of every month ,the door knock and the cable owner stand before us. where this money goes?
Therefore, the concern person and the dzongkhag administration should look into this matter please.
If not allow us to buy Dish TV.
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Atlanta Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff said Thursday he has asked All-Pro tight end not to retire. "A guy who is 36 (years old) catching 100-plus balls (including the postseason), it just doesn't seem like it's time for him to move on," Dimitroff told ESPN.com. Gonzalez said during the season he was 95 percent sure he would retire after the Falcons' season ended. Atlanta lost to San Francisco 10 days ago in the NFC Championship. "Tony's a man and he's got to make his own decision," said Dimitroff, who added he told Gonzalez he wants him to return. "Suffice it to say that it's not going to be an easy decision for him one way or another because he knows that he still has fuel in the tank and it's very legitimate fuel in the tank." Gonzalez ended the season No. 1 among tight ends in receptions (1,242), receiving yards (14,268) and receiving touchdowns (103).
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