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News articles on impact of climate change
Mongabay.com news articles on impact of climate change in blog format. Updated regularly.
Cretaceous sea levels were 550 feet higher than today
(03/06/2008) Sea levels were 550 feet (170 m) higher in the late Cretaceous period, about 80 million years ago, than today, shows a new reconstruction of historic ocean basins published in the journal Science. The authors say the work may help model current global warming-driven sea level change.
Climate change leave Arctic tundra vulnerable to fire
(03/06/2008) Research from ancient sediment cores indicates that a warming climate could make the world's arctic tundra far more susceptible to fires than previously thought. The findings are important given the potential for tundra fires to release organic carbon -- which could add significantly to the amount of greenhouse gases already blamed for global warming.
Global warming to worsen crop damage from frost
(03/03/2008) Global warming could worsen frost damage in the United States according to a new study published in the journal Bioscience.
Mapping the future of conservation
(02/28/2008) A new series of maps projecting habitat loss and the impact of climate change show that the world's most biodiverse regions are in most of need of conservation investments. The authors say the study, published online today in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, will help drive future conservation decisions.
Half the Amazon rainforest will be lost within 20 years
(02/27/2008) More than half the Amazon rainforest will be damaged or destroyed within 20 years if deforestation, forest fires, and climate trends continue apace, warns a study published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. Reviewing recent trends in economic, ecological and climatic processes in Amazonia, Daniel Nepstad and colleagues forecast that 55 percent of Amazon forests will be "cleared, logged, damaged by drought, or burned" in the next 20 years. The damage will release 15-26 billion tons of carbon into the atmosphere, adding to a feedback cycle that will worsen both warming and forest degradation in the region. While the projections are bleak, the authors are hopeful that emerging trends could reduce the likelihood of a near-term die-back. These include the growing concern in commodity markets on the environmental performance of ranchers and farmers; greater investment in fire control mechanisms among owners of fire-sensitive investments; emergence of a carbon market for forest-based offsets; and the establishment of protected areas in regions where development is fast-expanding.
Greenhouse gas emissions have already caused the Amazon to dry
(02/27/2008) Anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases have already caused the Amazon to dry, finds a new study published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B.
Small fires a big threat to Amazon rainforest biodiversity
(02/27/2008) Small fires have a big impact in the Amazon rainforest, report researchers writing in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. The findings suggest a dire future for Earth's largest rainforest.
Deforestation a greater threat to the Amazon than global warming
(02/25/2008) If past conditions are any indication of future conditions, the Amazon rainforest may survive considerable drying and warming caused by global warming, argue researchers in a paper published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B.
Amazon rainfall linked to Atlantic Ocean temperature
(02/25/2008) Climate models increasingly forecast a dire future for the Amazon rainforest. These projections are partly based on recent research that has linked drought in the Amazon to sea surface temperatures in the tropical Atlantic. As the tropical Atlantic warms, the southern Amazon -- the agricultural heartland of Brazil -- may see higher temperatures and less rainfall.
Widespread butterflyfish may go extinct due to global warming, pollution
(02/24/2008) The Chevroned Butterflyfish, a colorful fish found in tropical oceans around the world, faces extinction due to overexploitation, pollution and climate change, report researchers writing in the journal Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology. Despite its widespread distribution, the species could be doomed by its specialized feeding habitats: the Chevroned Butterflyfish (Chaetodon trifascialis) feeds on only one type of coral.
Melting of permafrost could trigger rapid global warming warns UN
(02/21/2008) Melting of the Arctic permafrost is a "wild card" that could dramatically worsen global warming by releasing massive amounts of greenhouse gases, warned the U.N. on Wednesday at a meeting in Monaco.
Private sector pumping hundreds of billions into cleantech
(02/21/2008) The private sector is "pumping hundreds of billions of dollars" into cleaner and renewable energies, says a new publication released yesterday by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
NASA: warming is causing Greenland ice to melt faster than expected
(02/21/2008) Warming air temperatures are causing Greenland's ice sheet to melt faster than previously anticipated, reported NASA on Wednesday. Though unlikely, the complete melting of Greenland's ice sheet would raise global sea level by 23 feet.
Large-scale Amazon deforestation or drying would have dire global consequences
(02/21/2008) A new study shows that large-scale degradation of the Amazon, either through drying or continued deforestation, would have global consequence, including worsening climate change, causing regional vegetation shifts, and increasing dust in the atmosphere.
Global warming - not el Nino - drove severe Amazon drought in 2005
(02/20/2008) One of the worst droughts on record in the Amazon was caused by high temperatures in the Atlantic rather than el Nino. The research, published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, suggests that human-driven warming is already affecting the climate of Earth's largest rainforest.
Ancient Amazon fires linked to human populations
(02/20/2008) Analysis of soil charcoal in South America confirms that from a historical perspective, fire is rare in the Amazon rainforest, but when it does occur, it appears linked to human activities. The research, published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, is based on dating of soil carbon, which provides a good indication of when fires occurred in Amazonia, according to lead author Mark Bush, head of the Department of Biology at Florida Institute of Technology.
conservation strategies can mitigate the impact of global warming in the Amazon
(02/19/2008) Careful design of protected areas to safeguard key "refugia" and allow for migration can increase the resilience of Amazon biodiversity to climate change, report researchers writing in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B.
Photos of bizarre creatures discovered in Antarctica
(02/19/2008) Researchers aboard the Aurora Australis, an Australian vessel, have discovered a trove of strange creatures on the sea floor near East Antarctica.
Small Amazon farmers especially vulnerable to climate change
(02/19/2008) Communicating the impact of climate change to small farmers in the Amazon will be key in helping them adapt to higher temperatures, more frequent and intense drought, and greater incidence of forest fires forecast for the region, according to a paper published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B.
Fire policy is key to reducing the impact of drought on the Amazon
(02/19/2008) Gaining control over the setting of fires for land-clearing in the Amazon is key to reducing deforestation and the impact of severe drought on the region's forests, write researchers in a paper published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B.
How will global warming affect marine food chains?
(02/17/2008) Rising temperatures and acidity of the world's oceans due to human emissions of carbon dioxide is putting marine food webs at risk warned a researcher speaking at a press briefing at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Boston.
Why are oceans at risk from global warming?
(02/17/2008) Climate change is putting the world's oceans at risk by increasing the temperature and acidity of seawater, and altering atmospheric and oceanic circulation, warned a panel of scientists this week at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) annual meeting in Boston.
Warming could bring sharks to Antarctica with devastating ecological consequences
(02/15/2008) Global warming could make the waters around Antarctica hospitable to sharks for the first time in 40 million years. Their return could have devastating ecological consequences report researchers from the University of Rhode Island.
Lake Mead could be dry up by 2021
(02/12/2008) There is a 50 percent chance Lake Mead, a key source of water for millions of people in the southwestern U.S., will be dry by 2021 if climate changes as expected and future water usage is not curtailed, a new study finds.
Bloomberg: global warming "just as lethal" as terrorism
(02/12/2008) New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg told reporters Monday that global warming is as big a threat to humanity as terrorism, according to Reuters.
Global warming puts penguins at risk of extinction
(02/11/2008) Climate change could put the long-term survival of sub-Antarctic King Penguins at risk by reducing the availability of prey, reports a new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Global warming to increase insect attacks on plants
(02/11/2008) Global warming will increase attacks on plant leaves by insects, reports a study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Natural ocean thermostat may protect some coral reefs
(02/07/2008) Natural processes may prevent oceans from warming beyond a certain point, helping protect some coral reefs from the impacts of climate change, new research finds. The study provides evidence that an ocean "thermostat" may be helping regulate sea-surface temperatures in a biologically diverse region of the western Pacific.
Climate system approaching 9 critical tipping points
(02/04/2008) Earth is approaching and may pass nine important climate tipping points this century, according to research published this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Science (PNAS).
Global warming to hurt agriculture in world's poorest regions
(01/31/2008) Global warming wil cause severe crop losses in some of the poorest parts of Africa and Asia by 2030, reports a study published in tomorrow's issue of the journal Science.
Globl warming worsening U.S. water crisis
(01/31/2008) Human-induced climate change is accelerating a water crisis in the American West, reports a study published this week in the journal Science.
Largest body of geologists issues warning on global warming
(01/24/2008) A statement newly released by the world's largest scientific society of Earth and space scientists--the American Geophysical Union, or AGU--updates the organization's position on climate change: the evidence for it, potential consequences from it, and how to respond to it.
55% of the Amazon may be lost by 2030
(01/23/2008) Cattle ranching, industrial soy farming, and logging are three of the leading drivers of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon. As commodity prices continue to rise, driven by surging demand for biofuels and grain for meat production, the economic incentives for developing the Amazon increase. Already the largest exporter of beef and the second largest producer of soy - with the largest expanse of "undeveloped" but arable land of any country - Brazil is well on its way to rivaling the U.S. as the world's agricultural superpower. The trend towards turning the Amazon into a giant breadbasket seems unstoppable. Nevertheless the decision at the U.N. climate talks in Bali to include "Reducing Emissions From Deforestation and Degradation" (REDD) in future climate treaty negotiations may preempt this fate, says Dr. Daniel Nepstad, a scientist at the Woods Hole Research Institute.
Photos: Top 100 most threatened amphibians named
(01/21/2008) Due to numerous factors--including habitat destruction, pollution, climate change, and chytrid fungus--amphibians are probably the most threatened taxon of species in the world. Dr Jonathan Baillie, head of the EDGE organization which has just established an amphibian program, stated that "tragically, amphibians tend to be the overlooked members of the animal kingdom, even though one in every three amphibian species is currently threatened with extinction, a far higher proportion than that of bird or mammal species." To help save these species on the brink, EDGE, apart of the Zoological Society of London, has compiled a list of the hundred most threatened and evolutionary distinct amphibians.
Rich countries grow at ecological expense of poor countries
(01/21/2008) The costs of environmental degradation caused by rich countries are disproportionately falling on the world's poorest countries, reports an analysis published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Climate change causes shift in American bird ranges
(01/16/2008) Breeding ranges of North American birds have shifted northward coinciding with a period of increasing global temperatures, report researchers writing in the April issue of conservation Biology.
Global warming will diminish fish catch in the Bering sea
(01/16/2008) One half of the fish caught in the U.S. annually--and almost a third worldwide--come from the Bering Sea. Yet, this vast resource is increasingly threatened by climate change. A recent study, published in Marine Ecology Progress Series, showed that global warming will greatly affect the Bering Sea's phytoplankton, the cornerstone of the sea's rich ecosystem.
Rising CO2 levels tied to increasing human mortality
(01/03/2008) Rising carbon dioxide levels have been tied to increases in human mortality, reports a study to be published in Geophysical Research Letters.
North Atlantic warming is natural, not due to climate change
(01/03/2008) While overall temperature in the North Atlantic Ocean has risen over the past fifty years, it has not been consistent across all areas with subpolar regions cooling as subtropical and tropical waters warmed, reports a new study published in the journal Science.
Carbon uptake by temperate forests declining due to global warming
(01/03/2008) North American forests are storing less carbon due to warmer autumns, reports a study published in the journal Nature by an international team of researchers.
As amphibians leap toward extinction, alliance pushes "The Year of the Frog"
(12/31/2007) With amphibians experiencing dramatic die-offs in pristine habitats worldwide, an alliance of zoos, botanical gardens and aquariums has launched a desperate public appeal to raise funds for emergency conservation measures. Scientists say that without quick action, one-third to one-half the world's frogs, toads, salamanders, newts and caecilians could disappear.
Lack of A-bomb signatures suggest 50 years of shrinking Tibetan glaciers
(12/30/2007) Ice cores drilled last year from the summit of a Himalayan ice field lack the distinctive radioactive signals that mark virtually every other ice core retrieved worldwide. That missing radioactivity, originating as fallout from atmospheric nuclear tests during the 1950s and 1960s, routinely provides researchers with a benchmark against which they can gauge how much new ice has accumulated on a glacier or ice field.
Scientists: cut emissions now to avoid climate tipping point
(12/14/2007) Countries need to act soon to cut carbon dioxide emissions if the worst impacts of global warming are to be avoided, warned a panel of scientists speaking Thursday at the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco.
Global warming will degrade 98% of coral reefs by 2050
(12/13/2007) Ocean acidification caused by human-induced carbon dioxide emissions could dramatically alter the planet's coral reefs and marine food chains, warns research published in the December 14 issue of Science and presented at the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) in San Francisco.
Natural climate variations have larger effect on hurricanes than global warming
(12/12/2007) Natural climate variations, which tend to involve localized changes in sea surface temperature, may have a larger effect on hurricane activity than the more uniform patterns of global warming, a report in this week's Nature suggests.
Climate change already affecting water supplies in the Western U.S.
(12/11/2007) Climate change is already impacting water supplies in the western United States and is likely to reducer carbon sequestration by regional ecosystems, reports research presented at the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco.
Greenland ice sheet melting hits record in 2007
(12/11/2007) The 2007 melt extent on the Greenland ice sheet broke the 2005 summer melt record by 10 percent, making it the largest ever recorded there since satellite measurements began in 1979, according to a University of Colorado at Boulder climate scientist.
Melting of Greenland ice sheet could alter warming trend
(12/06/2007) A massive release from freshwater from the glacial Lake Agassiz 8,200 years ago triggered dramatic cooling in the North Atlantic region, report researchers writing in Science. The sudden and intense cooling, which ended the stable climate that had characterized the Holocene warm period, could have future implications for the melting of Greenland's ice sheet.
Global warming accelerates destruction of the Amazon
(12/06/2007) Deforestation and climate change could damage or destroy as much as 60 percent of the Amazon rainforest by 2030, according to a new report from environmental group WWF. The report, The Amazon's Vicious Cycles: Drought and Fire in the Greenhouse, shows that degradation in the Amazon could release 55-97 million tons of carbon dioxide by 2030. Forest loss could also dramatically impact water cycles in the region, affecting rainfall that is critical for river flows and agriculture.
Global warming will significantly increase bird extinctions
(12/06/2007) Where do you go when you've reached the top of a mountain and you can't go back down? It's a question increasingly relevant to plants and animals, as their habitats slowly shift to higher elevations, driven by rising temperatures worldwide. The answer, unfortunately, is you can't go anywhere. Habitats shrink to the vanishing point, and species go extinct. That scenario is likely to be played out repeatedly and at an accelerating rate as the world continues to warm, Stanford researchers say.
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Mother, Aunt Charged After Baby Drinks Six Shots Of VodkaMarch 20, 2014 at 10:18 am by Morbid
HOUSTON, TX – The mother and aunt of a 1-year-old girl are both facing charges after the little girl was admitted to the hospital suffering from alcohol poisoning.
On February 8, police were called to a home where a man said his young daughter had been dropped off by his mother and was now unresponsive. When emergency personnel arrived, they found the 1-year-old had turned into Jaded on any given day of the week; moaning, smelling of alcohol and covered in vomit.
The girl was taken to the hospital where it was determined she had suffered alcohol poisoning and a BAC of over .26. The girl's father told police that she was like that when she'd been dropped off after being cared for by her mother, 17-year-old Shadreon Jefferson and Jefferson's sister, 24-year-old Shamara Batiste.
When deputies interviewed Jefferson, she told them she'd fallen asleep and woke up to find that Batiste had given the girl about six shots of vodka. Instead of taking the girl to the hospital, they simply dropped the baby girl off at her father's home to let him deal with it.…
Brother And Sister Arrested For Meth Possession Caught Swapping Spit Behind BarsMarch 6, 2014 at 6:51 am by Jaded
Houston, TX — A pair of half siblings initially detained by police for shoplifting and possession of meth are now facing additional charges after police spotted the two making out behind bars.
Officers were dispatched to the Porter Walmart on the afternoon of February 28, to deal with an alleged shoplifter. There they found 24-year-old Charlene Ellet. She informed officers that her half-brother, 26-year-old Cameron Beck, had driven her and her toddler twins to the store. A short time later, Beck appeared at the Loss Prevention office looking for Charlene.
For whatever reason, police requested a search of Beck's car. He consented because he's obviously an idiot. Anyway, the search revealed a "light bulb with burn marks and a cut pen with a crystalline substance on it." Surprise! That substance reportedly tested positive for meth. Ellet admitted she and Beck had smoked the meth about two weeks prior. Ellet was issued a citation for shoplifting under $50, and both were taken into custody for possession of a controlled substance.
It was then, police say, that Beck asked the arresting officer if they could just charge Ellet because she had a clean record.…
Woman Finds Cellphone Video Of Boyfriend Bumping Uglies With Her DogFebruary 18, 2014 at 3:59 pm by Jaded
Louth, Lincolnshire — A 19-year-old man is facing charges after admitting to having shagged his girlfriend's Staffordshire bull terrier.
Wayne Bryson's girlfriend was apparently searching for some photos on his old cell phone, when she came across a video that showed her beloved fucking her dog. She turned the cellphone over to police and Bryson was taken into custody.
I would have to assume the girlfriend hasn't been able to stop showering or douching since…
When questioned, Bryson failed to explain why he fucked the pooch, like any kind of explanation would suffice, but did claim that it was just that one time. He also failed to explain why he would record that shit to begin with.
In addition to being busted for bestiality, Bryson is also facing drug charges — it alleged that he was found to be in possession of marijuana.
Bryson was granted bail on the condition that he stay the hell away from any and all critters.…
Baby's Skull Fractured After Mother Throws Her Against WallFebruary 1, 2014 at 5:04 pm by Morbid
FORT WAYNE, ID – Ashley Ann-Marie Walton, 28, is facing battery and neglect charges after admitting she threw her baby against a wall when she could not get the infant to stop crying.
On January 10, Walton called 911 to report her baby girl was lethargic and her face was swollen. She said she woke up to her infant's cries and found the baby lying on the bedroom floor with her three-year-old daughter standing nearby saying, "ut oh". Walton sad she thought her older daughter had accidentally dropped the infant on her head.
Walton's baby was rushed to the hospital in critical condition suffering from a skull fracture and brain bleeding. I'm assuming the injuries were more severe than being dropped on her head, so police decided to interview Walton at the police station. Walton stuck to her original story that she'd called 911 at 12:03 pm, immediately after finding her daughter injured.
Police confiscated Walton's cell phone to verify her story, and found Walton was more concerned about getting drugs than she was about her injured infant. …
Man Strips And Masturbates After Crashing Into Fried Chicken JointJanuary 28, 2014 at 5:35 pm by Adam Delia
Pennsauken, NJ – A man was arrested for driving under the influence after crashing his car outside a fried chicken joint and then disrobing to masturbate in public.
On Monday, 34-year-old Vincent Wade veered his car across an intersection and drove on to the curb, hitting a fixed object outside the Crown Fried Chicken restaurant. No injuries were reported, but witnesses reported Wade got out of his car and began yelling while undressing. Then, according to witnesses, he started choking his own chicken in front of the gathering crowd.
Wade attempted to leave the scene, but some very brave soul was able to remove the keys from his possession. When police arrived on the scene, Wade was found sitting naked in the driver seat of his car. He was unable to stand on his own and would not respond to any police questions.Wade was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. Surprisingly, he was not charged with indecent exposure or public lewdness.
Bystanders shot cell phone video of the incident, which captures Wade with his pants around his ankles, dancing around (un)provocatively while yanking on his dude piston a few times to the delight of the crowd. …
Man On Meth Gets Cop Makeover After Dragging Son Into Woods For ExorcismJanuary 24, 2014 at 9:32 am by Morbid
OKEECHOBEE, FL — Bryan Adams, 31, is looking at some serious time in jail, along with a re-arranged face, after he abducted his son he believed was possessed by demons.
According to the police report, Adams showed up at his ex-wife's workplace demanding her car keys. He told her he wanted their 11-year-old son and that he was seeing demons. She denied his request, and later told police she'd left Adams because of his heavy crystal meth usage.
Not taking no for an answer, Adams abducted his 11-year-old son from his bed at around 3 a.m. that morning and dragged him into some nearby woods. Adams told his son, who was clad only in his pajamas and a t-shirt, that he was possessed by a demon. "You are the demon." Adams informed his son. "You know what I must do with you."
Before anyone could find out exactly what Adams had in mind, police arrived with a K-9 unit and were able to quickly locate Adams and his son lying on the ground in the woods.…
Man Accused Of Trying To Eat Neighbor's Face OffJanuary 23, 2014 at 5:49 am by Jaded
StPetersburg, FL — No, this is not a repeat….
Authorities claim 18-year-old Brandon Davis, apparently high on some sort of synthetic drug, attacked his neighbor early Sunday morning, biting the man on his face, hands and neck while yelling something about eating the man's eyeballs.
The victim, 54-year-old Nick Sorace, told police he heard a commotion at about 2:00 a.m. Sunday, and when he looked out the window to see what all the fuss was about, he witnessed Davis beating a dog.
"He thought the dog was the devil," Sorace said. "And then the next thing he sees is me, illuminated — and all of a sudden, I'm the devil."
Davis apparently kicked in Sorace's front door, chased a woman through the house and out the back door, then returned. He started beating and biting Sorace, continuing with his "You're the Devil" spiel.
"He broke a flower pot over my head, he was sticking me in the neck with pieces…he stuck his thumb all the way in my eye socket and he just ripped my mouth and he bit my face.…
High On Mephedrone, Teen Stabs His Mother And Slices His Own Dick OffJanuary 9, 2014 at 3:50 am by Jaded
Haywards Heath, West Sussex — A 19-year-old believed to be under the influence of some sort of party drug, "meow meow" being one possibility, is reported to have stabbed his mother and severed his own dick.
Not a lot of info on this, but the kid was apparently home for Christmas break, and after indulging in a bit of plant food, went berserk and stabbed his 46-year-old mother. That accomplished, he got busy on the family jewels.
Mom called emergency services to the home, where the kid was found hanging from a bedroom window, blood gushing from his new, temporary vagina.
Both parties were rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.
As of yesterday, mom was listed in stable condition, and it appears as if surgeons were able to successfully reattach the boy's dick. He, too, is listed as stable.
It might just be me, but every time we cover a story involving a severed dick, I get a sudden urge for chili dogs. I might need psychiatric help….…
Couple Arrested After Tipping Their Waitress With MethJanuary 8, 2014 at 2:45 am by Jaded
Seaside, OR — A couple of morons are facing charges after they allegedly tipped a waitress with an envelope filled with meth last week.
Ryan Bensen, 40, and Erica Manley, 37, were getting their drink on at the Twisted Fish in Seaside late Friday evening, and when it came time to make good on their bill, they apparently showed their waitress their appreciation by slipping her some go fast with the cash.
We seriously need an "Are you fucking stupid" tag here at the Demon.
After getting a good look at her "tip," the waitress called police. Though the envelope has been sent to the lab to be analyzed, the responding officer pretty much knew what it was on sight. It's Oregon, after all…
Benson and Manley were taken into custody at the scene. A quick search revealed more meth in Manley's purse. After procuring a warrant to search the couple's car, even more meth was discovered. And a search of the couple's motel room revealed meth and the tools necessary to produce more meth.…
Crazy Half-Nekkid Lady Accused Of Beating Up Disabled VehicleJanuary 7, 2014 at 4:01 am by Jaded
Corvallis, OR — The not-so-hot mess to the left is 24-year-old Dawn Lohmann — she was arrested on numerous charges after allegedly going all neanderthal and beating the crap out of a disabled vehicle on I-5 Sunday, as the driver and passenger watched in horror.
The vehicle's passengers, a 53 and 61-year-old woman, were out doing whatever it is women that age do on a Sunday morning, when their car ran out of gas on the highway. As the two woman dialed for help, Lohmann, barefoot, approached the car.
The two women wisely rolled up the windows and locked the doors. In response, Lohmann reportedly dropped her pants, exposing her lady bits to the women. And then it got weird…..
After dropping trou, Lohmann, barefoot and presumably pantless(?), took off across the highway.
She reappeared just moments later and jumped on the hood of the car. She then began jumping up and down, the women later told police. No word on whether any grunting, growling was involved. Also unknown, whether the words HULK or SMASH was used at any point.…
Woman Accused Of Sexually Abusing Her Four Children While High On MethJanuary 2, 2014 at 11:48 am by Morbid
ELK CITY, OK – Police say 30-year-old Natalie Webb is facing multiple sex abuse charges after she allegedly pimped out her four young children.
Authorities in Beckham County say the abuse happened multiple times between December 2012 and March 2013. A DHS investigator alerted police to the allegations in August after a 9-year-old child told them that his 8-year-old brother and his two 3-year-old sisters had all been molested.
He said that his mother was "selling sex" from him and his siblings to unknown adults. The boy also told the DHS investigator that he would hide from his mother in a dumpster, and that he'd accidentally walked in on the abuse at one point.
Aside from the sexual abuse claims, a police affidavit also alleges Webb sold meth out of her home and was often high around the kids. The report stated, "[He] thinks when mom took the needles it would make her act different. He thinks that because she would act weird and her breath would smell funny and her arm would have little dots where it was bleeding."
When questioned, Webb adamantly denied she sold the kids for sex or sold meth from her home, but did admit to being high around the children. …
Naked Woman High On Xanax Arrested In Tennessee WalmartDecember 19, 2013 at 4:11 am by Anastasia
Harriman, TN — Angelia Maria Mayo, 29, got herself banned from Walmart for life, and is facing numerous charges after some naked shenanigans Tuesday.
Mayo allegedly popped some Xanax, then headed to Walmart for some new clothes, makeup and jewelry. Initially seen by loss prevention officers in the store, Mayo had been filling a trash bag with items pilfered from the shelves totaling $1,148.67. She then stumbled into the clothing section, removed the clothes she wore into the store, dumped them into a trash can and stood in the aisle, naked, looking for some new threads.
By the time officers arrived, Mayo was apparently disoriented and didn't know where she was. According to Officer Charles Haubrich's report, "Her speech was slurred, she was unsteady on her feet, couldn't hold her head up, and her pupils were like pin holes." Classy.
Not long afterward, a female officer arrived on the scene to escort Mayo into a dressing room and assist her in changing back into the clothes she arrived in. Not surprisingly, 36 Xanax pills were allegedly recovered from Mayo's purse, of which she admitted to taking two of before the incident.…
Alleged Drunk Hit Cyclist, Drove Home With Victim Wedged Between Spoiler And WindowDecember 19, 2013 at 3:43 am by Gaucha
Fort Lauderdale, FL – Axel Esteban Inostroza, 27, is in custody after allegedly hitting 53-year-old cyclist Craig Camlin, and driving away with the victim still stuck to his vehicle.
Early Monday morning, Camlin went on what he thought would be a nice bike ride, only to be hit from behind by a vehicle matching the description of Inostroza's black Ford Mustang. After impact, police say, Camlin hit the front windshield, rolled over the roof of the car, and landed onto the back windshield where he was wedged between the window and the spoiler.
Inostroza is said to have then driven for another two miles before dumping the injured man in a wooded area behind a dumpster. After that, he did what every normal person does after an accident — he went home and took a nap.
A few hours later, a landscaping crew found the man clinging to life. 911 was called and Camlin was taken to the hospital. His body temperature was so low when they got to him that if he hadn't been found when he was, it's likely he wouldn't have survived.…
Teenage Couple Seriously Injured In Marijuana ExplosionDecember 18, 2013 at 1:36 pm by Morbid
Brooklyn, NY – A teenage couple suffered serious burns after they attempted to make a potent form of marijuana but only ended up blowing themselves up inside a garage.
Anthony Gambale, 19, and Gabriella Katanov, 17, were making their stash 80 percent stronger by creating what is called "ear wax," "dabs," "honey oil," or "butter." The names are derived from the final product's yellowish color and gooey consistency.
There are many how-to videos available online showing people how they can turn their herb into ear wax if you want to try it yourself, but one of the main steps includes soaking your marijuana in butane.
This couple had already finished that step, using a 30-gallon tub to cover some cannabis, and were in the process of evaporating the gas when one of the morons decided that was the perfect time to light up a cigarette.
The resulting explosion woke up the neighbors, who reported hearing the couple screaming for help from inside the burning garage. Gambale and Katanov were both transported to Staten Island University Hospital in serious condition, suffering from second- and third-degree burns.…
Man Accused Of Repeatedly Punching Mother In Face While Decorating Christmas TreeDecember 17, 2013 at 9:54 am by Morbid
Casco Township, MI – A man in Michigan was arrested after he allegedly punched his mother in the face repeatedly while decorating the family Christmas tree.
Pasco Township Police received a 911 call from a home on Friday with no one on the line. However, shouting could be heard as well as a female yelling "you are hurting me." When police arrived at the home, they found 33-year-old Lewis Atwood with his girlfriend, mother and brother.
According to the report, the family had been decorating the family Christmas tree when a drunken Atwood flew into a jealous rage over finding his brother had a personalized ornament to hang on the tree, but he did not. In response, he began repeatedly punching his 58-year-old mom in the face.
The woman suffered a bloody nose, swollen eye and a swollen lip. As for Atwood, he had minor injuries to his knuckles and hands consistent with drunkenly punching your mother in the face multiple times. Atwood was arrested for domestic violence and booked into the county jail, where he's being held on a $5000 bond.…
Police Find Evidence Of Macabre Animal Torture During Drug BustDecember 17, 2013 at 2:29 am by Jaded
Sante Fe, TX — A Sante Fe couple were taken into police custody Friday after police raided their home and found a bunch of drugs and stuff. That's not what landed them here on the DD, though… it was the bodies of nearly two dozen tortured cats that earned them their spot.
Brian Cheek and his wife, Veronica Springer, were apparently the target of a somewhat lengthy narcotics investigation. When police finally raided Friday, a search of the couple's home revealed roughly 9 grams of crystal meth, a scale and packaging materials. In addition to the narcotics, a stolen ATV valued at about $14,000 was recovered.
In addition to the drugs, police reportedly found about 20 dead cats, ranging from kittens to adults, on the property. Each and every one had apparently been tortured. Investigators stated that there was evidence of blunt force trauma, disemboweling, strangulation, and burning. One of the dead cats was discovered in a box in the bed of Cheek's truck.
Remains of several of the cats were picked up by Galveston County Sheriff's Office Animal Cruelty investigators and will be examined by necropsy.…
Adult Son Bites Father's Eyebrow OffDecember 14, 2013 at 3:03 am by Adam Delia
Burien, WA – A man is being charged with assault after biting his loving dad's eyebrow off in a drunken dispute.
Hermilo Salmeron was driving his son, 30 year-old Joel Salmeron-Ciprian, his son's wife, as well as his grandkids home from a wedding because his son was too drunk to drive.
Prosecutor's have relayed that Salmeron-Ciprian munchy-wunched on his father's face after the patriarch pulled the car over because his inebriated failure of a son was screaming expletives at him, punched him in the face, and eventually placed his hands around the driver's throat.
A fight ensued after both men exited the truck leading up to the bite. All of this in front of the passengers in the car, which included young children.
King County deputy sheriffs answered the call and found Salmeron-Ciprian pinned to the ground by his father, who was bleeding profusely from his face. Medics responded to the scene and took the older man to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
Upon his arrest, Salmeron-Ciprian decided to challenge deputies, which led to his dumb ass being subdued with a stun-gun.…
Father Attacked Suspect In DUI Crash That Killed His SonDecember 12, 2013 at 4:01 am by Jaded
Davie, FL — A grieving father, angry over the death of his son in an alleged drunk driving accident, was arrested at the courthouse Monday after attempting to knock the stupid out of the man accused in the boy's death.
On June 12, 2011, Juan Gonzalez Jr. was riding his motorcycle when he slammed into a Jeep Cherokee driven by John Powers. Police allege Powers was attempting to make a u-turn from northbound State Road 7 at Orange Drive. Gonzalez, who was traveling south, slammed on his brakes to avoid hitting the Jeep. The motorcycle skidded, slid on its side, and slammed into the Jeep. Gonzalez died from his injuries the next day.
A Davie police officer noticed the smell of alcohol on Powers' breath, and several empty beer cans were found in his vehicle. He blew a 0.15, which is nearly twice the legal limit.
Powers was ultimately charged with DUI manslaughter and manslaughter with an unlawful blood alcohol level. He pleaded not guilty Monday. The Gonzalez family was in attendance at that hearing.…

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By houston chronicle | December 28, 2012
As I was admitted to the hospital prior to a surgical procedure, the clerk asked for my wrist, saying, "I'm going to give you a bracelet."
"Has it got rubies and diamonds?" I asked coyly.
"No," he said. "But it costs just as much."
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Oh, no worries, it's just Betty White in a music video promoting a life insurance/senior well-being program. Oh, and portions of the song's profits will go towards helping out Zoos in Los Angeles.
Wait, WHAT?!
Keep tuned to the new Parenting FAILs site to see more cool kid costumes like this one!
I remember those days fondly. We would sit by at the beach after a long night of talking and laughing, trading stories about our Pokemon journeys long into the night. We would recount our victories, our failures, our missed chances at catching shiny Pokemon. The sound of lonesome waves lapping the shore in a natural syncopation. And in the morning, we'd see a beautiful Pikachu sunrise.
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Right now I've a good two or three semesters left at City University of New York, Bronx Community College's graphic design program. I'm looking to build myself a small list of schools to attend and the State University of New York, Fashion Institue of Technology is one of the schools I'm looking at, specifically their illustration program. I've taken into consideration that my drawing skills need work and I'm attending the Art students league to build up my skills with life drawing.
My question are a few of the following, are there any alumni or students here that have anything they'd like ot share about FIT. Any other questions I've got I've already tossed at the school, but I might ask more later. Any beneficial input would be greatly appreciated.
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Hey Golden, have a chat with BrYan on the board, hes attending their illustration BA, if Im not mistaken.
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It stuns me that in 2006, the vast majority of students in failing schools are still trapped there. My husband and I have enjoyed the marvelous blessing of choosing freely between private schools, public schools and home schooling for our children. Yet, the reality for most parents is no real choice at all.
The No Child Left Behind Act, enacted in 2002 by a large majority of Congress, was aimed at correcting the "soft bigotry of low expectations," in President Bush's memorable phrase. Academic achievement would be boosted by demanding accountability -- and educators would be held accountable by testing students regularly and measuring their progress. The parents of students in failing schools were supposed to have at least some choice to move to schools that perform.
Four years after NCLB was enacted, folks on both ends of the ideological spectrum are unhappy with the results and what it has failed to deliver. A bipartisan commission has been formed to figure out how to address the failings of NCLB before the legislation comes up for renewal next year.
It's easy to see why liberals object to NCLB. One of their most diehard constituencies, teachers' unions, reacts to the notion of accountability with fear and dread. How dare those know-nothing parents demand to know whether their children are learning! The nerve!
Still, there's more to a good education law than testing and accountability (which are certainly needed). As conservatives have consistently noted, parents of all income levels should have more choices in where their children are educated. In a recent story for Family News in Focus, Heritage education expert Jennifer Marshall says policymakers need to return to promoting choice in education, which was part of NCLB's original intent.
Yes, some choice is contained in NCLB: "But it's important to remember that this was a very, very limited amount of choice and that this limited amount of choice has not been well implemented," Marshall said. As the law ground through the legislative process, the amount and scope of choice it contained became significantly watered down.


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Cruise-ins under way at Merchant's Crossing
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Hoffman Goup Holdings purchases The Joint at Cape Harbour
September 5, 2014 International hospitality company Hoffman Group Holdings, LLC, known for its award-winning 5-star service and quality in the Caribbean, recently purchased The Joint waterfront restaurant in Cape... more »»
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September 5, 2014 Lee County Community Development issues August permit report During August, contractors pulled 85 permits to build single-family houses collectively valued at more than $19. more »»
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September 5, 2014 Island Financial Services Inc. celebrates 40 years in business Island Financial Services Inc. is celebrating its 40th anniversary of being in business in Southwest Florida. more »»
Stanish uses discarded palm fronds as her canvas
September 5, 2014 Palm frond artist Jean Stanish uses discarded palm fronds for her canvas. She calls it upcycle artisticall. more »»
Sun Splash specials!
September 5, 2014 Sun Splash Family Waterpark visitors can enjoy discounted admissions this weekend and next. The final two weekends of the 2014 season will take place Saturday and Sunday and Sept. 13-1. more »»
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Lee County to benefit from Publix's school supplies donation program
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Eddie Adams Jr. tries to unseat Castor
Mitch E. Perry
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Tampa Bay area Congressional Democrat Kathy Castor is running for re-election next week, and her opponent is Eddie Adams Jr., the same Republican she beat in 2006.
Floridaâs 11th Congressional District consists of most of the city of Tampa and its suburbs, and the shoreline of south eastern Hillsborough County. It also includes South St. Petersburg and neighborhoods in and around Bradenton.
In an interview with WMNF Monday morning, Adams tied Castor in with the current Congress, which has received record low popularity rankings this year.
Referencing a portion of the interview regarding Castor and the cigar tax â as reported by the St. Petersburg Times - Castor did not vote directly on the cigar tax, but did vote to override President Bushâs veto of the SCHIP bill that would have been paid in part by the cigar tax.
The override failed.
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Born between 1976 and 2001, Generation Y is known for being a uniquely sophisticated and tech savvy age group that has just entered adulthood. As one of the most diverse and constantly evolving communities in American history, 'Gen Yers' are quick to evolve, fiercely competitive and often transcend expectation. Many believe that having grown up in a world of email,… Read more ›


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Day 19
So today we do the Denali Highway. About 150 miles of gravel road.
Since I am so tall, and Natalie is so short, she can't see over me.
This is her solution
1in Thick repair manual from replacing the clutch
Sweatshirt for comfort
Alaskan butt pad over it.
First part of the denali is paved.
Then it goes to a washboard with gravel road. It would be easy if we had a bike with suspension. This bikes suspension isnt the best.
Take a rest break and mess with the camera.
Gracious House for lunch
Not much around other than this.
So then we ride down the road some and I feel a big shifting in the rear of the bike. I slam on the brakes and find out that the saddle bag is gone!
I send Natalie to pick up the saddlebag (oops)
Now this is where I get in a bit of a bad mood. I would never take plastic saddlebags unless I had a backup plan. On the KLRs we had the rear trunk. If that breaks then it is easy to just buy a bag and strap it down. It is a bit harder to fix plastic.
Basically tried to tie it and it wasnt really working out. So it was kinda tied on and I yelled at natalie to just hold it up a bit. Well, this is on the side of her bad shoulder........ she was pissed.
So we did that for 50 miles on an extremely bumpy road.
We did see Mt. McKinley.
But we were both in bad moods and didnt enjoy it.
So we finish the denali highway. Personally, I read that it was one of the most scenic roads in America.......bleh.... It was nice, just not THAT nice. Much nicer stuff in Colorado, other parts of Alaska, and everywhere else.
Before we started the Denali highway, we met Steve. We ended up at the same gas station at the end and he helped me brain storm a fix for the saddlebags.
Found a local tire repair guy and borrowed a drill. 4 holes and zip ties. I ended up getting bigger zip ties from a hardware store in fairbanks.
Fix worked great the rest of the trip.
Here is Steve. We were trying to persuade him to go river rafting with us the next day! We also shared a campsite.
Miles: 170
Day 20
So we get up and head over to river rafting.
See a moose on the way.
We got steve to go! He was nervous. They put you in a dry suit that works great.
Im the front right, Natalie is behind me, and steve is in back. It was a blast! 2 hours and we almost fell off a couple times.
We then eat at the Salmon Bake and head up to fairbanks. We get a motel in fairbanks to patch my leaking mattress. We also change out the front tire.
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Withernsea and South East Holderness Regeneration Partnership is one of several renaissance and regeneration partnerships in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
The partnership brings together people from the public, private and community sectors to work together to enhance the future prosperity of Withernsea and South East Holderness.
The partnership was formed in 2006, and aims to help secure the long-term regeneration of Withernsea and South East Holderness to enable the area to be a great place to live, visit and invest in.
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Yes, there are six other regeneration partnerships in the East Riding:
The Withernsea Renaissance Plan (2011) was commissioned by the Withernsea and South East Holderness Regeneration Partnership to provide a long-term vision and framework for renaissance activities in Withernsea.
The aim is to make Withernsea a more appealing place to live, work visit and invest in.
The partnership influences, supports and delivers projects which contribute towards this aim. The role of the partnership board is to have a strategic overview of the renaissance plan. It also influences local and regional decision-making on socio-economic and environmental matters, including planning and community development.
Withernsea Renaissance Plan (pdf 9mb opens in new window)
Withernsea and South East Holderness Regeneration Partnership (WSEHRP) is proud to have developed a plan to enhance the seafront and promenade over the coming years that will guide our work to make this area a wonderful place for people to visit and for local residents to enjoy.
You can download a copy of the Withernsea Seafront improvement plan.
Withernsea Seafront improvement plan (pdf 2mb opens in new window)
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is working with WSEHRP to develop an exciting new project in the Seaside Town of Withernsea.
The project will commission an artist to work with the local community to create a piece of public art for the Commercial Fishing Compound to represent Withernsea's fishing heritage.
Key outcomes of the project include:
The project aims to culminate in the creation and installation of a vertical structure in the gardens, and a feature on the fencing of the fishing compound.
To bid for the opportunity to be the artist for this project, please complete the application below and return it to us as described in the application:
Request for quotation application form (pdf 343kb, opens in new window)
As part of a program of works to enhance the cycle network in the county, and following on from a similar successful scheme on Bridlington Promenade; East Riding of Yorkshire Council propose to introduce a new pedestrian/cycle route along Withernsea Promenade.
The intended route utilises the existing footway and carriageway along the promenade. The route details are shown on drawings which will be made available for anyone to view at the customer service centre in Withernsea during December.
Proposed cycle route drawings (pdf 8mb opens in new window)
The works, which are provisionally programmed to start in the New Year, will involve construction of dropped kerbs and minor reconstruction of short sections of footway at the North and South extents of The Promenade, along with associated signs.
Normal pedestrian and vehicular access to the areas in question should not be affected to any large extent
Each year, Withernsea and South East Holderness Regeneration Partnership develops an action plan which prioritises work for the following 12 months. All actions must link to the agreed aims and objectives of the plan and each action is the responsibility of one of the partnership sub groups to deliver and report back on to the board. This plan is updated at the annual review meeting each year and then presented at the Withernsea and South East Holderness Regeneration Partnership.
The partnership also reviews the progress of its projects and programmes via an annual report. This is compiled and agreed by the management board, and then presented to the public at the partnership's AGM.
Withernsea Progress Report and Action Plan (pdf 259kb opens in new window)
The partnership's governing document is the partnership agreement. It details how the partnership should function in terms of structure, roles, meeting management and the partnership's relationship with its partners and other organisations.
Withernsea Partnership Agreement (pdf 172kb opens in new window)
The partnership undertakes an evaluation of its achievements, objectives and delivery structure on an annual basis.
Withernsea Partnership Review July 13 (pdf 156kb opens in new window)
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The Withernsea and South East Holderness Regeneration Partnership is a collaboration of people whose aim is to see the town thrive.
Partnership members are mainly unpaid individuals, business people and representatives of local organisations and community groups. The partnership is supported by an executive officer and renaissance coordinator, who are employed by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
Cllr Kevan Hough
Cllr Arthur Hodgson
The Withernsea and South East Holderness Regeneration Partnership has a Board that meets once every 6 - 8 weeks. There are a limited number of places on the board and new member organisations can be voted on annually at the AGM.
Withernsea and South East Holderness Regeneration Partnership also has a number of sub-groups. These groups focus on delivering actions based on the Withernsea renaissance plan. Membership to these groups is always open and the board are seeking enthusiastic members of the community to get involved in the sub-groups that are most relevant to them.
Current sub groups include:
Business Sub-group;
Fishermen's Sub-group;
Cultural Sub-group;
Seafront and Promenade Sub-group.
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The partnership strives to be as inclusive as possible and to widen its membership so that it better represents the local community. We therefore welcome any organisations wishing to become members who would like to combine resources to further the development of Withernsea and South East Holderness, making it an even better place to live, work, visit and invest in.
If you have any queries about Withernsea and South East Holderness Regeneration Partnership, you would like to join the management board or a sub-group, or attend a meeting, please contact us.
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I have a specific sense of humor. I am social, currious. I love to travel. I work in Europe and go there every year (France, Italy). I have been living in many countries. I like helping people in their life. I am grateful to still be alive. I am looking for a generous, funy loving life partner, beautiful and fashionable, with an creative and international mind. The world is so big and interesting. I am passionate with architecture, art, fashion, design politics and the pathetic impact that we have on the environment... but as well music, cinema ... and yes soccer. I am first looking for a partner at ease in a metropolitan highly educated and social way of life. Smart, sensitive but not necessarily practicing in the same creative fields. I am not conventional, simply because I came in L.A. from Europe in my mid 30's. My life has been rich with good and difficult moments, and I really hope that there are better moments waiting ahead.
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Cycling, Soccer, Walking / Hiking
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I like Cats
I am not a pet guy. I am away too often to be a good one.
Very Liberal
Paris. New York, SF, Tokyo. Italy... and all the other that I don't know yet. But I am a local guy from Abbot Kinney to 29 palms, Los Olivos, Passo Robles (it might be the wine). I spend some time in France and Europe every year.
Any good music fron Radiohead to Maria Callas, or Travis to Bach or good food. Almost no TV. I am interested in contemporary art. I love design from fashion to industrial design. I am picky about that.
Art Museum, travel, hiking, good movies, definitely good food at home or out. I am very social. But I like to stay home gardening, cooking or simply reading.
Michael Connelly but as well John Fante, Le Clezio, Houellebecq, Pessoa, Italo Calvino, Camus as well as too many serious and profesional books... I know: BORING! I look serious when I wear my glasses. I am not so much of an online news guy, nor TV.
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THE POWER OF HIGH-IMPACT ENTREPRENEURSHIP MULTIPLYING IMPACT THROUGH HIGH-QUALITY JOBS Results from Surveys of Employees of Endeavor Entrepreneurs a report from: supported by: 2 written by Harshet Lunani Endeavor Insight GLOBAL EMPLOYEE SURVEYS Endeavor, a global nonpro t organization operating in 14 countries worldwide, is leading the global movement to catalyze long-term economic growth by selecting, mentoring, and accelerating the best high-impact entrepreneurs around the world. rough facilitating access to mentorship, networking opportunities, and capital, Endeavor accelerates high-impact entrepreneurs' growth despite regulatory and macro-economic barriers. Since its inception in 1997, Endeavor has selected over 750 entrepreneurs and more than 450 companies. ese companies have created more than 200,000 jobs and $5 billion in revenue. Figure 1: Map of Countries Represented in Endeavor's Global Employee Survey Source: Employee Surveys 2010–2012 e core of Endeavor's social impact is the creation of high-quality jobs by entrepreneurs who are a part of its network. On average, entrepreneurs supported by Endeavor create jobs 5.4x faster than comparable entrepreneurs in their countries.1 To better understand the quality of jobs and the multiplier e ect these jobs have had, Endeavor conducts surveys among the employees of the companies it supports. We use these surveys to measure Endeavor Entrepreneurs' impact on their employees and their families as well as to better understand how these successful entrepreneurs are changing cultural attitudes about entrepreneurship. Over the last two years, Endeavor has carried out these surveys in the seven countries listed below: 1. South Africa (2010) 2. Argentina (2011) 3. Brazil (2011) 4. Turkey (2011) 5. Uruguay (2011) 6. Egypt (2012) 7. Jordan (2012) e companies selected to be part of the employee survey in each country were selected randomly or constituted the entire Endeavor network in their countries. Global Endeavor Employee Surveys 1. How High is High Impact, Endeavor Insight 2012 1 OVERALL SATISFACTION Endeavor measures employee satisfaction in these surveys across various metrics. In terms of overall satisfaction with their current jobs, employees of Endeavor's entrepreneurs responded with remarkable consistency: in each country, more than three-fourths of employees reported that they were satis ed at their current jobs (Figure 2). On average, approximately 80% said that they were either satis ed or very satis ed with their current job versus 46% who were satis ed with their previous job. Satisfaction across more speci c metrics, such as company culture or professional development, was also similarly high across all the countries. Figure 2: Satisfaction in Current vs. Previous Job Among Employees Source: Employee Surveys 2010–2012 Current Job: Satisfied or Very Satisfied 77% 80% 79% 80% 85% 82% 80% ARGENTINA BRAZIL EGYPT JORDAN TURKEY URUGUAY AVERAGE Previous Job: Satisfied or Very Satisfied 61% 32% 76% 19% 37% 52% 46% ARGENTINA BRAZIL EGYPT JORDAN TURKEY URUGUAY AVERAGE Figure 3: Percentage of Employees Equally or More Satisfied Compared to Previous Job Source: Employee Surveys 2010–2012 Average Argentina 81% Brazil 96% Egypt 81% Jordan 93% Turkey 88% Uruguay 84% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Global Endeavor Employee Surveys 2 SATISFACTION METRICS Figure 4: Percentage of Employees Satisfied within Each Category Source: Employee Surveys 2010–2012 Current Job (darker shade) Previous Job (lighter shade) Company Culture 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Current Job Average Previous Job Average Company Prestige Income Argentina South Africa Jordan Turkey Egypt Uruguay Jordan Brazil Turkey Turkey Argentina Argentina South Africa Professional Development 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Quality of Colleagues Working Hours Argentina Brazil Egypt South Africa Turkey Uruguay Argentina Argentina Jordan Jordan Turkey Egypt South Africa Uruguay Brazil South Africa South Africa Uruguay Note: Countries are omitted where survey data does not exist Global Endeavor Employee Surveys Uruguay Uruguay Egypt Jordan Turkey Egypt Brazil 3 EDUCATION Education is a key factor in the development of any country, and is of particular importance in countries outside of the U.S. and Western Europe, where economic development outpaces talent development. While education of employees is important, it is also important to assess the types of educational bene ts that their children received. While developing employees' skills can drive growth of the business, providing educational bene ts to employees' children can impact the economy for decades. Entrepreneurs in all Endeavor countries enabled their employees to provide their children with a high level of educational opportunity. On average, 92% of employees said that their current job allowed their children to have a better or similar education as children of individuals with similar social backgrounds and opportunities. Figure 5: Percentage of Employees' Children with Equal or Better Access to Education than Comparable Workers' Children Source: Employee Surveys 2010–2012 ARGENTINA BRAZIL 97% AVERAGE 91% TURKEY 92% URUGUAY 81% 97% Global Endeavor Employee Surveys 4 HEALTHCARE High-quality jobs come with more than a paycheck. Healthcare is a bene t, like education, that spills over into the wider economy. Entrepreneurs in Latin America have been particularly sensitive to their employees' health needs, and in our global survey, ve of six Endeavor Entrepreneurs were more likely to provide private healthcare than their counterparts. Endeavor rms keep their employees and their families healthy, spurring workplace productivity and economy-wide growth. Figure 6: Percentage of Employees with Access to Private Healthcare Available vs Comparable Workers Percentage of Employees Source: Employee Surveys 2010–2012 Participant (darker shade) Comparable (lighter shade) ARGENTINA 86% BRAZIL JORDAN 95% 63% AVERAGE 92% 72% TURKEY 79% 72% URUGUAY 80% 55% 98% 59% 99% Global Endeavor Employee Surveys 5 INTEREST IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP Part of Endeavor's mission is to create cultures in which people value and respect entrepreneurship as a career path. To this end, Endeavor selects entrepreneurs who will have the capacity to inspire their employees and in uence their belief in the power of entrepreneurship to change economies and countries. e survey indicates that Endeavor Entrepreneurs have indeed inspired many of their employees to join the next generation of entrepreneurs. On average, 80% of employees in Endeavor companies said that they believe very strongly in entrepreneurship and approximately half were seriously considering becoming entrepreneurs in the future. Figure 7: Percentage of Employees with Interest in Becoming an Entrepreneur Themselves Source: Employee Surveys 2010–2012 *Each square represents 1% of survey participants ARGENTINA High Interest (7-10) Moderate Interest (4–6) Low Interest (1–3) BRAZIL EGYPT JORDAN SOUTH AFRICA TURKEY URUGUAY Endeavor spreads high-impact entrepreneurship in countries around the world and its 14 o ces link job creators to an unrivalled global network. ese surveys contain two years of data demonstrating that employees of Endeavor companies bene t from more access to healthcare and education, and report greater job satusfaction than their peers. ese employees represent the next frontier of high-impact entrepreneurship, inspired by their entrepreneurial employers and supported by Endeavor's global reach. Global Endeavor Employee Surveys 6


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Legend of Grimrock iPad launches in App Stores worldwideMay 7, 2015|
Yeaaah, it's finally here, the long waited iPad version of Grimrock! To celebrate the event we have released a new trailer and sent out a press release. Below you can find the relevant blurb from the press release. Big hand to Juha Pinola for porting the Grimrock experience faithfully to iPad!
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ESPOO, FINLAND – MAY 7, 2015. Indie game developer Almost Human Ltd. announced today the launch of the highly anticipated iPad version of Legend of Grimrock on the App Store. Over ten years in planning and 100% self-funded, Legend of Grimrock is a true labour of love by the game industry veterans at Almost Human. The PC version of the dungeon crawling game has received praise among players, high review scores, and several awards including Finnish Game of the Year 2012. In total the Grimrock series has sold more than 1 million copies on PC alone.
Legend of Grimrock is a dungeon crawling role playing game with an oldschool heart but a modern execution. A group of prisoners are sentenced to certain death by exiling them to the secluded Mount Grimrock, a place riddled with ancient tunnels, deadly traps, tricky puzzles and, of course, horrible creatures. If they ever wish to see daylight again, the ragtag group of prisoners must form a team and descend through the mountain, level by level.
The new iPad version has been carefully tailored to utilize the strengths of the touch interface and optimized to run blazingly fast without sacrificing the graphics quality of the PC version. Several gameplay aspects, like the user interface and tutorials have been enhanced from the PC version. Beta testers have reported that the iPad version may indeed be the best incarnation of Grimrock with the tile-based movement and combat mechanics feeling very natural on the iPad.
Grimrock iPad has gone gold!May 4, 2015|
Wohoo, the long wait is almost over! Legend of Grimrock for iPad is now in gold status, meaning that it is 100% complete and will be available in the App Store in a few days. Stay tuned! If you are a member of press and would like to get a review copy, please mail us Read More »
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The AMC offers a wide range of research activities and services with respect to the Aviation Industry. The research outcome is furthermore directly implemented into the AMC's teaching activities. Thus, it offers an academic Bachelor's programme BSc in General Management (Aviation Studies) as well as a multitude of different education and training services.
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ISC Begins BIND 10 Development
After 10 years the industry-independent Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) is embarking on a completely new BIND implementation with BIND 10. Its patrons and sponsors should ensure that the market leader in DNS implementation is more secure, flexible and highly scalable, although developers are keeping the details close to their chests at present.
Admins have always had a mixed relationship with BIND. Although it has a DNS nameserver market share of almost 75% worldwide, its configuration has proven to be somewhat tedious and difficult when it comes to high availability. ISC president and DNS maven Paul Vixie feels that this should soon change with the help of its dozen or so patrons and sponsors among domain registries. The nonprofit organization can then focus on developing BIND 10 under a BSD-like ISC license based on their financing.
Even with full details on BIND 10 missing, ISC sketched out some cornerstones of its design. One among them is that BIND 10 will support DNSSEC. Many security experts called for higher security measures as a critical Internet infrastructure for DNS after they publicized holes in the protocol.
BIND 10 should undergo some modularization to provide more interfaces, including to background query databases. It will also provide new forms of interaction with monitoring and configuration environments, enabling a closer coupling between DNS and DHCP servers to allow not only IP address but also hostname allocations. One thing where developers agree is that BIND 9 left too many opportunities for DoS attacks by dumping and exiting on the slightest error. BIND 10 will use reset-and-continue as the normal response to attacks instead.
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FayettevilleFayetteville Christian School
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RaleighNeuse Christian Academy
7600 Falls of Neuse Road
Raleigh, NC 27615
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's Finance Minister Daniel Chitoiu resigned from the coalition government on Thursday, a move two senior party sources said was down to him losing the support of his Liberal Party in a policy row.
The sources told Reuters that Chitoiu had failed to keep his party in the loop about a plan by its leftist partners to reschedule the bank debts of low-income borrowers for two years.
Health Minister Eugen Nicolaescu is set to take over, they said, adding an announcement on this would be made on Friday.
"He resigned, he was blamed for not discussing those plans with the party," the first source said.
Chitoiu, an economist, has also served as a deputy prime minister since 2012. After news of his exit broke, he told reporters he was leaving the government to focus on party activity for the upcoming elections.
Political squabbling has repeatedly hampered the country's development for most of the 24 years since the fall of communist rule, and the economy trails other emerging EU countries such as Poland and the Czech Republic.
But Chitoiu's exit is unlikely to unnerve investors even at a time of turbulence in emerging markets. A key aid deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) - crucial to the country's credibility - was secured earlier this week. Moreover, the finance minister's responsibilities were diluted in 2012 with the creation of a separate budget ministry.
Chitoiu's departure was agreed in a closed-door meeting of senior Liberal party members. It signals the rising political temperature in the European Union's second poorest member ahead of presidential and EU elections this year.
Prime Minister Victor Ponta has envisaged a scheme for Romanian borrowers who earn less than 1,601 lei ($490) per month and do not have debts older than three months, to halve their monthly instalments for two years.
The IMF mission chief to Romania told Reuters on Tuesday improved macroeconomic fundamentals have helped the Black Sea state withstand recent turbulence in emerging markets, but it must be careful to avoid market uncertainty in an election year.
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