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U.S. Agency for International Development Before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on State, Foreign Operations March 31, 2011
Thank you very much Madam Chairwoman, Ranking Member Lowey, and members of the Committee. I am honored to join you here today in support of the President's Fiscal Year 2012 budget request.
Before beginning my testimony, I want to briefly comment on USAID's response to the devastating earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Japan and the remarkable events taking place in the Middle East.
Thank you very much Madam Chairman, Ranking Member Berman, and members of the Committee. I'm honored to join you here today in support of the President's Fiscal Year 2012 Foreign Operations Budget Request.
First, I want to briefly comment on USAID's response to the devastating earthquake and subsequent tsunami that hit Japan last Friday. USAID has led the international crisis response, coordinating an interagency effort with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the Departments of Energy, Defense and Health and Human Services.
Chairman Chabot, Ranking Member Ackerman, distinguished members of the Committee:
Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee: Thank you for the invitation to testify today. I appreciate and welcome the opportunity to share what the U.S. Agency for International Development is doing to advance prosperity and security in the Americas, and I am eager to hear your advice and counsel as well.
Mr. Chairman and Distinguished Members of the Committee,
I am honored to be here today as President Obama's nominee to be the next Assistant Administrator for the Bureau of Democracy, Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance (DCHA) in the U.S. Agency for International Development. I am grateful for the confidence President Obama and USAID Administrator Shah have in my leading a bureau which is so central to the United States' development and humanitarian agenda, and for Secretary Clinton's support.
Chairwoman Lowey, Ranking Member Granger and distinguished panel members, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you this morning on the United States Agency for International Development's (USAID) activities in Afghanistan. I want to focus my testimony on our civilian efforts related to oversight and accountability of U.S. taxpayer resources in the promotion of good governance in Afghanistan.
Chairman Faleomavaega, Ranking Member Manzullo, and members of the Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific and the Global Environment, on behalf of Administrator Shah and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), thank you for the opportunity to testify on this important and timely topic. I appreciate the leadership on this issue demonstrated by Under Secretary Brainard of the Department of Treasury and Deputy Special Envoy Pershing of the Department of State.
Co-Chair Shays, Co-Chair Thibault, and Commissioners, I thank you for the invitation to join you and my fellow colleagues on this panel today. I am pleased to represent the U.S. Agency for International Development as we explore the question posed by this commission regarding oversight of subcontracts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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1975: Led Zeppelin vocalist Robert Plant and his family were seriously injured in a car accident while vacationing. The accident forced the band to postpone its U.S. tour.
1980: John Lennon and Yoko Ono began work on the album "Double Fantasy." It ended up being Lennon's last studio effort. He was shot to death later that year.
1987: The soundtrack to "Dirty Dancing" was released.
1995: The Notorious B.I.G. and Faith Evans were married. They had met two weeks earlier.
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ROSEMONT, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves' bid to extend their winning streak to a season-high-tying five games never gained traction Saturday night.
Former Wolves forward Brett Sterling set up Peoria's go-ahead goal in the second period and provided the insurance goal in the third as the Rivermen earned a 4-1 Illinois Lottery Cup win in front of 10,912 fans at the Allstate Arena.
Center Jordan Schroeder produced the lone goal for the Wolves. His one-timer of a rebound pulled the hosts into a tie at 9:12 of the second period, but Peoria answered 46 seconds later and the Wolves (25-17-1-3) couldn't catch up.
"We ran into a determined Peoria team tonight," said Wolves head coach Craig MacTavish. "The playoff push is upon us and the games are tightening up now."
For the second night in a row, the Wolves spotted the visitors the opening goal.
Right wing Adam Cracknell drove to the net from the corner and Wolves goaltender Matt Climie rejected his initial shot. With three Wolves surrounding Cracknell in the crease, the Peoria forward found a way to tap home the rebound for a 1-0 lead at the 5:37 mark of the first period.
The Wolves evened the score at 9:12 of the second period when Bill Sweatt's shot from close range was denied, but Schroeder cleaned up the rebound as he rifled a one-timer past Peoria goaltender Ben Bishop for his 13th goal of the season.
Peoria (24-20-2-1) waited just 46 seconds to regain the lead. After finding open space in the middle of the Wolves zone, Sterling fed Derek Nesbitt for a quick wrister from the circle at 9:58 of the second.
Sterling gave the Rivermen some breathing room at 5:44 of the third period when he slipped through the Wolves blueliners for a breakaway. Sterling chipped the puck over Climie's blocker for his 18th goal this season. Jonathan Cheechoo added an empty-net goal with 1:57 to play.
Bishop (20-12-0) delivered 29 saves for the win while Climie (14-7-0) stopped 20 shots for Chicago. For the sixth consecutive Wolves game, the team that attempted fewer shots picked up the victory.
The Wolves return to the ice Tuesday for their final School Day Game of the season. The Wolves host the Houston Aeros in an 11 a.m. contest at Allstate Arena.
Peoria 1 1 2 -- 4
Chicago 0 1 0 -- 1
First Period---1, Peoria, Cracknell 12 (Peluso), 5:37. Penalties---Duco, Chicago (slashing), 6:14; Cundari, Peoria (slashing), 10:40.
Second Period---2, Chicago, Schroeder 13 (Sweatt, Haydar), 9:12; 3, Peoria, Nesbitt 17 (Sterling, Hensick), 9:58. Penalties---Syvret, Peoria (hooking), 7:09; Peluso, Peoria (tripping), 17:46.
Third Period---4, Peoria, Sterling 18 (Heshka, Hensick), 5:44; 5, Peoria, Cheechoo 16 (Syvret, Della Rovere), 18:03 en. Penalties---None.
Shots on goal---Peoria: 7-7-10—24; Chicago: 6-10-14—30. Power plays---Peoria 0-3; Chicago 0-1. Goalies—Peoria, Bishop (29-30); Chicago, Climie (20-23). A---10,912. Referee---Geno Binda. Linesmen---Al Stensland and Peter Cichy.


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The Aiken County Sheriff's Office is investigating a Thursday night stabbing in Beech Island.
About 9 p.m. Thursday, a Midland Valley firefighter and first responder found 35-year-old Leroy Larid bleeding at the corner of Fairview Drive and Parker Drive, according to Capt. Eric Abdullah. Larid told deputies he was approached by a man who asked him for money, and when he refused to give the man money, he stabbed the victim in the shoulder and ran into the woods.
Larid was taken to Georgia Regents Medical Center for treatment and is in stable condition, Abdullah said. Deputies searched the surrounding area for the suspect.
The only description officers have of the suspect is that he is a white male, bald and wearing blue jeans.
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Susanne R. McMillan, 81, formerly of Belmont, died March 5, 2013, at Our House Residential Care Home in Rutland.
She was born in Plainfield, N.J., Oct. 19, 1931, the daughter of Albert and Elizabeth (Hatfield) Randolph.
She was a graduate of Smith College.
Survivors include seven children, James Farrand, Sara McMillan, both of Belmont, Randolph Farrand of Rutland, Samuel McMillan of Perkinsville, Mary Farrand of Newark, N.Y., Nancy Bailey of Jordan, N.Y., and Susanne Bonawitz of Clifton Springs, N.Y.; 15 grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.
The funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 23, at Village Baptist Church in Belmont. Officiating will be the Rev. Glen Davis, pastor. A reception will follow.
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We thought that Cookout USA would be the perfect cookbook for Memorial Day. While not technically the start of summer, for many, Memorial Day signifies the start of summer and grilling season. I love everything about grilling season. The smell of the charcoal and grilling meats, the steamy weather and cold, refreshing drinks. Plus, there are fresh tomatoes, corn and watermelon to name a few of my food favorites! To me, summer, grilling and barbeques are intertwined and represent my favorite time of year. Although, grilling isn't just reserved for summer - my dad fires up in the grill in January and wears full hunting regalia to tend to his wares (my dad lives in Wisconsin and hunting clothes are made warm - if you are football fan, many of the Green Bay Packer fans sport this same regalia at games in the winter).


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WILLIAMSON - The economic decline that is affecting many jobs within the Tug Valley area has hit those employed with Norfolk Southern (NS) Railway yet again, as 10 Carmen and 1 Laborer in the Mechanical Department were furloughed, adding this number to the 26 train conductors with the Transportation Dept. that were laid-off from their jobs in October, 2012.
According to Robin Chapman, the Director of Public Relations with NS, the 11 men that were furloughed in the Williamson RR Yard is attributed to economic conditions that left their employer with no choice except to cut their number of employees.
"Seven Carmen who worked in the yard, 2 assigned to the road trucks and 1 general laborer received notices of furlough that will become effective Monday, Jan. 7th," stated Chapman. When asked if he felt that more lay-offs were on the horizon, he said he could not speculate on that subject at this time. The Daily News also asked if these employees could exercise their seniority at another NS Railroad yard, and he replied that he was not certain, that it depends on what locations are within the seniority district and if they have positions available the furloughed workers would qualify for. Chapman commented that although there is a possibility that the workers could get recalled if the economy picks back up, he can offer no true assurance to any of those who were directly affected.
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The Todd McFarlane Show, the popular new hour-long sports and entertainment show that airs every Friday on MLB.com, will be aired an hour later.
Beginning Friday, Aug. 2, the show will be on the Internet "air" waves from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. EST (1 to 2 p.m. Pacific).
"The Todd McFarlane Show" has been a great addition to the MLB Radio lineup, but what has impressed me the most has been the chemistry that has developed between Todd and our host Seth Everett," said Andy Roth, executive producer of MLB Radio. "The two complement each other perfectly. Seth's passion (besides baseball) is the world of comic books, and Todd shows his passion for the game of baseball every week on the air."
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First look: Dead Space for iPhone, Dead Space HD for iPad
Dead Space from Electronic Arts is set to hit the US iTunes App Store sometime later today in both iPhone and iPad versions. TiPb got a sneak preview so let's just give you the goods right now. If you couldn't guess from the title it's a space survival/horror shooter with absolutely gorgeous graphics and even better sound and atmosphere. The mood is just perfect and transitions from casual, almost monotonous getting-to-know-the-controls early missions to OMFG-what's-eating-my-face action with heart-stopping abruptness.
Controls are about as good as can be expected for a mulitouch device though I did once in a while have trouble picking something up as opposed to shooting. If you're familiar with other first-person shooters on iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad you'll feel right at home.
Dead Space isn't on rails; you walk where you want to walk, blast what you want to blast. You do have a guidance mechanism to show you the way, however, which minimizes the frustration of truly open environments.
Like I mentioned at the beginning, it's not a universal app so you can buy it just for iPhone/iPod touch (and framed on iPad) or you can buy Dead Space HD for the big screen iPad experience. (When you do buy Dead Space for iPhone or iPad and register the game, you'll get a special unlock for Dead Space 2 for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC.)
Unfortunately, like most other separate iPhone/iPad games, there's no way to sync progress between platforms so if you get pretty far on the iPhone on the bus, you probably won't want to switch to the iPad and keep going on the sofa. Pity.
Overall Dead Space reaffirms that we've just entered the next great generation of iOS gaming. It looks great, it sounds great, and it's a ton of fun.
Video up top and screen shots after the break. If you check it out, let us know what you think.
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First look: Dead Space for iPhone, Dead Space HD for iPad
Looks great. One question though. Is this a remake of the first Dead Space or a completely new story line? I'm presuming it couldn't be the entire game but perhaps key parts to it. I've played the first one and loved it and wouldn't mind picking this up I just don't want to retread the same game over.
It's an original iOS exclusive storyline. It tales place after Dead Space 1 and just before Dead Space 2. The Devs commented that the ending of the iOS version is literraly a direct crossover to the beginning of the new Dead Space 2 on home consoles!
By the way, I'm only just starting out on this but I'm seriously thinking that this may well wrestle the title of "best iOS game" from the likes of infinity blade, rage or real racing 2. The graphics are simply stunning, the sound atmospheric and brooding, finally the controls are intuitive and unobtrusive. There's a genuine atmosphere created in this game which just isn't present in titles like NOVA 2, they seem soulless by comparison.
I know £3.99 and £5.99 are considered premium in terms of app store pricing structure, but if ever a game deserved it it's this. I for one am more than happy to pay a little more for a lot better. In fairness the bang for buck ratio when compared to home console pricing is through the roof!
That's gay that you have to pay again to have it on a different type of iOS device.
Quit complaining geez
Well its the same game! There shouldn't be multiples of the same game. Example: Regular version, HD iPhone version, iPad version, free version, paid version... Dammit! Why can't developers create on version of the app. They can use in app purchase to unlock more than a trial, or apple could implement a return system like android. It gets annoying. You would expect a company as large as EA to actually take the time to think about this.
Yeah, just like Field Runners, Plants VS Zombies, Rage, and many other great headline games on iOS.
How does the iPhone version look on the iPad? I would like to only get one version for both iPhone and iPad...
The iPad version looks great and crisp, I am quite pleased!
I've been playing It pretty hard the last two days. It's definitely worth 7 bucks. Best game on iOS right now.
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|Trimester 1: Waurn Ponds (Geelong)
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Must be enrolled in D302 Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Optometry
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J Armitage
All of HBS107, HBS108, HBS110, HMO101, HMO102, HMO201, MAA103, MMM132, SLE111, SLE211, SLE221 and one of SLE131, SLE133, SLE155
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You will need to access substantial learning resources and experiences in CloudDeakin (Deakin's online learning environment). Compliance with the Standards in computing, connectivity and student capability are a condition on your enrolment.
In this unit students will gain a foundation in the physical and biomedical sciences underpinning optometric practice. Students will engage in problem-based learning cases drawn from simple and common optometric conditions particularly those associated with developmental and refractive orders of vision. Classes, practical and seminars will be offered in support of the problem-based sessions. Some cases in ocular disease and therapy and systemic disorders of vision will also be covered. The physical and biomedical sciences will include anatomy, physiology, optical physics, pharmacology, pathology, immunology and microbiology. Symposia will introduce students to current topics in the public health domain of the vision sciences. Student learning will be consolidated through team-based learning.
Team-based learning: 10 x individual readiness assurance tests 35%, and team readiness assurance tests 15%; examination (2 hours) 40%; ophthalmic dispensing practical test 10%.
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Grace Lee Boggs credited labor leader A. Phillip Randolph as her inspiration during our interview in Detroit. We dug up some audio of his 1963 speech at the March on Washington. Oh, what a voice!
We're used to hearing about Detroit as a symbol of economic collapse. With the recent news coverage of city's financial crisis and declaration of bankruptcy, we travel to a city of vigor where joyful, passionate people are reimagining work, food, and the very meaning of humanity. The Chinese-American philosopher and civil rights legend Grace Lee Boggs is the heart and soul of this largely hidden story, which holds lessons for us all.
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is a philosopher and social activist. She's also the author of Living for Change: An Autobiography and a board member of the Boggs Center.
is an community activist and board member of the Boggs Center.
is founder and CEO of We Want Green, Too!
is the co-founder of Feedom Freedom Growers.
is the co-founder of Feedom Freedom Growers.
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A brief pictorial journey of our trip from a hotel in downtown Detroit to the neighborhoods of East Detroit, where people are renewing their corner of the world.
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We may not have money for toys and trinkets but we can wrap our arms around our children and show them how to love. We may not be able to spend money, but we can spend time.
"Instead of looking to politicians for programs that will provide millions of jobs, we need to encourage the creation of work that not only produces goods and services but develops our skills, protects our environment and lifts our spirits."
"Instead of preparing students for upward mobility within the system, this new paradigm uses the community as the curriculum, challenging students not only to identify issues that need solving, but also to analyze the causes and come up with solutions."
"At this point in time it is not about the left or right, it is about creating something entirely new. It is about a solution-based {r}evolution made up of millions of voices and neighborhoods, hands and feet and breath and dust, people old and young. The face of this {r}evolution has no color, no name, and no form but that of a people and a world crying out to survive during a time when this is no longer an outcome that can be taken for granted."
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Grace Lee Boggs make use of the word "reinvent". I agree we need to focus there. Too often what I see is reaction to whatever the latest manner of exploitation is that has directly affected us. By reacting only to that, we leave the whole corrupt system in place and it will invent a new way to allow for more exploitation.
The 60's is portrayed as some sort of unusual culture, with its own music and its own dress, but most of what made a difference at that time were the quieter actions that were going on, like people rediscovering where food comes from or who their neighbors were. As Krista points out, we are doing that consciously now. Hopefully, aware not only of how food grows, but what the difference is between food as something we nurtured vs food as a commodity.
I've seen this awareness grow in kids in gardens I have helped organize in South Minneapolis and even in my small town.
Bravo Krista! Time Inc. was here for a year -- and this is the story they missed: Detroit becoming....
Full disclosure: I've known Grace since 1993. In fact, I met my wife, Julia, through Detroit Summer, Grace & Jimmy's (r)evolutionary idea to utilize the spirit of young people to revitalize, re-imagine, and re-spirit Detroit. Julia was actually Detroit Summer's first volunteer and is now deep in the process of creating a place-based school in Detroit, the Boggs Educational Center, that will draw on many of the people and principles that came out in today's show.
Ending with Invincible's hip-hop song was also right on.
Let me end with a poem, "Detroit Jesus," I wrote for Grace last summer:
Detroit Jesus
(for Grace Lee Boggs on her 96th birthday)
Time, Inc., buys a house in Detroit
and tries to track him for a year.
But he's invisible to those looking for a
blue-eyed dude in a white robe
or for a city gone completely to hell.
He is the cinnamon of my son's skin
with a green thumb and a Tigers cap
and my daughter's dove-grey eyes.
He prays into Blair's guitar,
hangs out on Field St.,
bakes bread at Avalon
and plants tomatoes on the East side.
He rides his old-school bike down the heart
of Grand River,
paints a mural in the Corridor,
shoots hoop in the Valley
with priests and pimps and lean young men
trying to jump their way to heaven.
At night,
while the Border Patrol counts cars,
he walks across the water
to Windsor,
grabs a bite to eat,
walks back.
Like Grace,
born in Providence,
he lives so simply,
he could live anywhere:
Dublin, Palestine, Malibu.
But Detroit is his home.
It was here one Sunday
a boy invited him down
off the cross
and into his house
for a glass of Faygo red pop.
That was centuries ago, it seems,
and how far he's come,
reinventing himself more times than Malcolm.
He's been to prison,
been to college,
has a tattoo of Mary Magdalene on one arm,
Judas on the other,
and knows every Stevie Wonder song by heart.
He's Jimmy, he's Invincible, he's Eminem.
He's the girls at Catherine Fergusen
and their babies,
and he's the deepest part of Kwame
still innocent as a baby.
The incinerator is hell,
but he walks right in,
burns it up with love,
comes out the other side,
walks on.
He can say "Amen" in twelve religions,
believes school is any place
where head and heart and hands
and wears a gold timepiece around his neck
with no numbers, just a question:
What time is it on the clock of the world?
And every second of every day
he answers that question
with a smile wide as the Ambassador
and a heart as big as Belle Isle,
hugging this city in his arms
and whispering to each soul
words no one else dares to say:
You are Jesus,
this is your Beloved Community,
and the time
on the clock of the world
is Now.
I so appreciated the chance to hear this story about Grace Lee Boggs and others are accomplishing in Detroit. We will be showing a new documentary about Grace Lee Boggs ("American Revolutionary") at our Great Lakes History/Women and Gender Historians of the Midwest in Grand Rapids, Michigan next October. Hearing these stories has inspired me to think about all the possibilities that we can connect to her story.
A whole range of emotions--real joy to hear about the creativity and community building, hope and inspiration. I go away with the question about my own focus and how I can be more imaginative and positive about making change. It is so heart-opening and a wonderful contradiction to the daily onslaught of negativity, hopelessness and narrow thinking. Thank you Krista for continuing to shine light into the darkness.
Thanks for having Grace Lee Boggs on. She is brilliant and thought-provoking.
One of the first, if not the first, community gardens in Detroit was set up by Brother Rick of the Capuchins on Mount Elliot Street, just down the street from Heidelberg Project, both of which would be good stories. The Caps have a member, Father Solanus Casey, is on the path to possible sainthood and a lovely chapel has been built on the block. Solanus used to tick off the other Caps when he gave away all the food in the house to people knocking at the door.
The Heidelberg Project has been defamed and attacked for removal. Why - here is a sample. When a brothel inhabited an abandoned corner house, Tyree Guyton, artist, decorated the house with dozens of dolls hung all over the house. That was only the beginning. It has hit its 25th birthday with an HBO program. (Pic attached may be a different house)
To boot, across the street from the Caps is a cemetery which has been the subject of a locally famous painting of souls rising on All Saints Day.
May your story uncap the hope of Detroit.
Bill Lavery
so inspiring and important. i'm in Los Angeles. another kind of city that embodies the tension between aggressive pursuit of individualism and a burgeoning awareness of sustainability and community. thank you for this incredible story that highlights people of inspiration and accountability to themselves and to the earth.
I was so struck by these
I was so struck by these interviews. My former husband was from Detroit and I came to love the city through him. So it breaks my heart to see its stare now. I appreciate the activists whoare trying to improve the lives of the poorest residents of the city. Why can't these activities and activist spirit be expanded across the city?
Want to know more about Grace
Want to know more about Grace Lee Boggs and her community in Detroit? Please keep an eye out for a new documentary "American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs." For more info and upcoming screenings, please check out www.americanrevolutionaryfilm.com.
Great Show
Great Show
Heard your Detroit broadcast
Heard your Detroit broadcast twice today, first at breakfast, then again at supper, and it occured to me that if, by chance, Grace Lee Boggs and her community of renewal are not already aware of the pioneering work of Patrick Geddes, for example, his Cities in Evolution, first published in 1915 and still in print, then they are in for a treat. Their efforts in individual and social re-creation would delight him.
It seems every one of Krista
It seems every one of Krista's shows are inspiring but Grace's story and life touched something of the simplicity of the profound and the profoundly simple way evolution happens. One way back to the future!
Here is what I posted on my
Here is what I posted on my facebook page and shared with several friends after hearing this show ... it was a breath of fresh air.
What does a "record-setting dead zone" mean for Louisiana's coast? For Louisiana, the predicted large-scale hypoxia in the Gulf could not only affect the wildlife in the Mississippi River Delta but also the livelihoods and businesses of coastal residents that rely on commercial and recreational fishing.
Another win for Monsanto: US raises allowable levels of company's pesticide in crops
Dr. Don M. Huber, emeritus professor of plant pathology at Purdue University, found in yet another examination that "Glyphosate draws out the vital nutrients of living things," in turn removing most nutritional value from GMO foods
Mr. Curtis: "One thing that I think we're going to have to pay more attention to is what food sovereignty is or food security is. I mean, along with growing food, we're growing culture, we're growing community because we're growing structure, we're growing ideology, we're growing a lot of things to make sure that our existence is no longer threatened because of us being marginalized in a system that's killing us and we ain't got no say-so in our existence or how we live as human beings. So developing consciousness, I think, is very important. It's just not a warm and fuzzy garden, you know. We're not just growing food, we're becoming part of this process of existence in the whole ecology system that exists not just in the garden, but has existed since the beginning.
... It changes your culture because, when you rediscover like what can be eaten that's been there all along and you drive your car over it and mow it down, when you change your oil, you throw your oil on something that's very valuable. Now, instead of throwing pallets over something, someone will look up under the pallet and say, "You know, you could eat that." So that changes your relationship with the earth, but it changes your relationship with another person because, when they go to drive their car over it or spit on it or whatever they're going to do that's negative or disregarding this life, you have to find a way to explain it to them."
You can listen to the interview here. It's very rich and nutritionally dense for the spirit.
Thank you for teaching me
Thank you for teaching me about the city I love.
One activist said here that
One activist said here that the neighborhood kids around her didn't know what a butterfly is. They haven't ever been introduced to butterflies. If you don't know about butterflies, never met a butterfly, never encountered the magic of a butterfly when you still believe in magic as a kid, is it any surprise as an adult you MIGHT NOT believe in positive change for yourself? That you yourself can change? and grow and create a beautiful life for yourself and others?


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3G iPhone around the Corner, OLED, 10 Million of 'em Ordered?
Ken Dulaney, a Gartner analyst has divulged to the iPod Observer that Apple may have already placed an order for 10 million 3G iPhones. Mr. Dulaney is aware of this based on the rumors he his following in Asia.
Mr. Delany also goes on to speculate that the 3G iPhone will also use organic LED's allowing the device to be thinner and have a lower consumption. This comes just days off of Kevin Rose's declaration that the 3G iPhone will have a built-in forward facing camera, possibly for video chatting via an iChat like client.
Will we see a new iPhone in a "few months"? My bet is the announcement will have to be at the WWDC this June.
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3G iPhone around the Corner, OLED, 10 Million of 'em Ordered?
That seems like a very short product life cycle for the 1st generation iPhone. If they were only adding the 3G, I'd believe it, but with the OLED and forward camera, I'd have 2nd the b.s. claim by cmaier. I'd love the rumors to be true especially if it comes to market before xmas. I also would agree with AnteLOpe that WWDC is unlikely to be where such a product would be announced. Not only is it inconsistent with Apple history, but it would actually hurt Apple's ability to cell new iPhone in between June and the actual date of availability of the new iPhone. Apple would expect a boost in sales due to the SDK availability and 3rd party apps, why would they shoot themselves in the foot by announcing a reason to wait to buy one?
The proximity sensor in the current iPhone is in the ear-piece speaker slot I think:
What Kevin Rose seemed to be saying about the camera was that it would be behind the glass, not behind the LCD:
I think OLED might be doable. The iRiver iClix has a 2.2" OLED screen and has be out for a year:
The 8 GB version is about $50 more than an 8 GB Nano so the screens probably aren't that expensive. Buying in lots of 10 million would probably drive the price down a bit too :)
...or perhaps OLED is not such a great idea. This on the OLED display of the Nokia 8800 Arte:
The low sunlight legibility is probably the most obvious problem, to the extent that it actually renders the phone almost impossible to use in bright sunlight. The great picture quality can only be enjoyed indoors or on cloudy days but then the OLED is simply great.
This seems fairly convincing. Says OLED soon, probably not now:
The argument against OLED being in the next iPhone (according to Young) isn't that the screens are too expensive or aren't good enough in sunlight, it's simply that there isn't sufficient production capacity.


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Dana White: Johny Hendricks is next for UFC champ Georges St-Pierre
NEW YORK UFC President Dana White doesn't mind if welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre doesn't want to move weight classes for a superfight, but the boss said GSP better be ready for a pending matchup with top contender Johny Hendricks.
St-Pierre recently told the "The Joe Rogan Experience" that it'd be easier to move to lightweight, conceivably for a potential fight with champ Benson Henderson, than middleweight, where many fight fans have anticipated a possible showdown with titleholder Anderson Silva.
White, of course, recently has championed for a Silva vs. St-Pierre bout.
Of course, there's also top welterweight contender Hendricks (15-1 MMA, 10-1 UFC), who's been chomping at the bit for his long-awaited title shot. When asked what would happen if St-Pierre (24-2 MMA, 18-2 UFC) brushes off the Silva matchup and isn't into the Hendricks airing, White suggested he should be.
"He's going to have to get his head into it," White told MMAjunkie.com (UFC blog for UFC news, UFC rumors, fighter interviews and event previews/recaps). "That's who he's going to fight.
"If he doesn't want to do a superfight, nobody's going to pressure him to do a superfight. That's up to him. But Johny Hendricks is next and soon. He's next and soon. Soon, soon. Maybe in August."
White gave no other details for the fight, though he didn't fully rule out the possibility it could be part of the debut UFC on FOX Sports 1 card in Boston on Aug. 17. However, with St-Pierre reigning as the UFC's top pay-per-view draw, his future fights are likely to come with a $55 price tag, not on free TV.
Hendricks recently told MMAjunkie.com Radio that if St-Pierre does decide to dabble in other weight classes, he wants him to vacate the title so the division isn't held up. White, though, previously stated that may not be a requirement.
"I want to fight GSP because I'm a competitor," Hendricks said. "I want to fight the best guys in my weight class. But also, the belt is more important than GSP, and that's really what I'm looking at.
"If he wants to go to 185, then by all means, go to 185, and fight Anderson Silva. Yes, it would be a great thing for our sport. But I want the belt. I'd like to fight GSP for it, but if that doesn't happen, I'm not going to hang my head and say, 'Oh man, I'm not going to be fighting that guy for the belt.'"


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ON CAMPUS: The Top 10 of '12
As 2012 comes to an end and 2013 begins its reign, I take a moment to look back over the great accomplishments of our local collegiate athletes over the past year.
Some athletes led their teams to conference championships while others rewrote their alma maters' record books. A few even made national headlines.
Graduating seniors went out in style giving us their swan songs while underclassman wowed us leaving us looking forward to what may be in store next season.
In true David Letterman fashion, here are the Top Ten collegiate achievements of 2012.
Honorable Mentions:
Senior Clifford Blanquicet (Grace Christian) made the All-South Atlantic Conference team and played an integral part in helping Wingate win the South Atlantic Conference Men's Golf Tournament Championship. During the season Blanquicet won first place medalist honors in the Wingate Pinehurst Challenge at National Golf Club and also tied for first in the Carolina Sands Invitational.
Freshman Dillon Frye (LCHS) (3-0, 1-0) contributed to No. 11-ranked NC State's journey to the NCAA Super Regionals,The Wolfpack (43-20, 19-11) eventually fell to top-seeded Florida keeping them out of the NCAA World Series. Frye made appearances in 14 games this season with one start and had the third-best ERA on the team at 2.31.
Zach Furl (LCHS) finished his senior year making the record books for UNC Greensboro having appeared in 93 ball games over his career ranking him sixth all-time in appearances for the Spartans. Furl finished his senior year as one of UNCG's best relievers with a 3-0 record and two saves. Furl's 4.03 ERA was the second lowest in the Spartan bullpen.
Ebony Murchison (LCHS) wrapped up her senior year at Morris College as an award-winning three-sport athlete playing volleyball, basketball and softball. In volleyball, Murchison led the Hornets in kills with 252, attack attempts with 717 and points, scoring 294 of her teams 542 points this season. In softball, she led or was second in five of the Lady Hornet batting categories.
In just his seventh game as an ECU Pirate, junior Akeem Richmond (SLHS) played an integral part in setting a new ECU school record for three-pointers made in a game as the Pirates routed St. Andrews 111-59. Richmond's 5-for-10 shooting from behind the arc added to ECU's 18-for-36 deep balls setting a new school record. After 10 games, Richmond is currently the Pirates' leading sharp shooter hitting 24-for-54 from behind the arc leading the team shooting 44.4 percent.
Now, onto the Top Ten Athletes of 2012 and their accomplishments.
No. 10 - Josh Kelly (LCHS) was named team MVP and helped lead the Appalachian State Club Baseball Team to a Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament Championship and a berth in the NCBA World Series at Golden Park in Columbus, Ga. Kelly finished the season with an impressive 8-1 record and several conference Pitcher of the Week honors for the Mountaineers.
No. 9 - Senior All-American Jonathon McCurry (SLHS) and fellow senior Carson Lanier (LCHS) led UNC Pembroke's golf team to its first-ever Peach Belt Conference Championship and a fourth-place finish in the NCAA Division II South/Southeast Super Regional Tournament earning the Braves their first berth in the NCAA Division II National Championships at the Cardinal Club in Simpsonville, Ky. Along the way, McCurry's second-round 63 at the Magnolia Invitational in Orangeburg, SC set a new course record and tied a record for the lowest single round carded in the Peach Belt Conference as well as tied an 18-year-old UNC Pembroke record for lowest single round.
No. 8 - Senior Patrick Hamel (LCHS), goalie for No. 23-ranked Methodist University (15-2-3, 5-1-2), led the Monarchs to their first USA South Tournament Championship since 1995. With the conference title win, the Monarchs clinched the USA South's automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Tournament. Hamel finished his career with the Monarchs with a 15-3-3 record, starting in all 21 games, grabbing 69 saves and only allowing 19 goals on 146 attempts with six shutouts. For his efforts, Hamel was named to the USA South All-Conference team as well as being one of the 11 players selected for the USA South All-Tournament team.
No. 7 - Senior Morgan Andrews (Chatham Central), playing catcher for Guilford College, was awarded the 2012 Nereus C. English '26 Athletic Leadership Award; the highest award a Guilford student-athlete can receive reflecting academic excellence, athletic ability and leadership. A four-year captain and starter at catcher for the Quaker softball team, Andrews compiled a long list of athletic and academic accomplishments. She completed her senior year leading or second in 11 batting and fielding categories for the Quakers.
No. 6 - Preseason All-American Trey Such (LCHS) broke Methodist's career home run record by hitting 35 long balls. Such finished his senior year leading or finishing second in 11 batting and fielding categories for the Monarchs.
No. 5 - Dennis Godfrey (LCHS) graduated from Wake Forest University and signed a contract to play professional football in France for the Saint Ouen l'Aumone Cougars in the Elite Football Conference. Godfrey will play offensive tackle for the Elite A team and serve as the offensive coordinator and special teams coordinator for the B team, Juniors, Cadets and a Flag Football team.Their season lasts from February through June.
No. 4 - Junior Keeley Wood (SLHS) won the 2012 SAC Championship at Tusculum University in Greeneville, Tenn. earning first team All-SAC honors and the SAC Runner of the Year award. She qualified for the NCAA Division II National Cross Country meet by finishing second place in the NCAA Division II Southeast Regionals. She then capped an impressive junior season by finishing 103rd out of 249 runners at the NCAA Division II National Cross Country meet in Joplin, Mo., setting a new personal record of 22:21.8, marking her as the top NCAA Division II Southeast Regional finisher in the competition. Wood was the second Wingate runner ever to advance to a national championship race. This past spring, Wood shattered two Wingate track records while helping to lead the Bulldogs to a Southeast Regional Championship. Wood set new records in the mile with a time of 5:23.63 and the 3,000-meter run with a 11:03.05 finish. At the Regional Championship she won the 5,000-meter run with a time of 19:25.98 helping to lock up the Southeast Regional Championship for the Bulldogs.
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No. 2 - Aaron Mellette (SLHS) completed a record-setting career at wide receiver at Elon University setting several Phoenix, Southern Conference and national records while collecting multiple postseason All-American honors. Mellette led the SoCon and ranked second nationally in both receptions per game (8.82) and receiving yards per game (127.09) to earn all-league distinction for the third consecutive season. His league-leading 108 points this season came on 18 receiving touchdowns, which are tied for the second-most ever in a single season in SoCon history. In his senior season, Mellette caught 97 passes for 1,398 yards. He eclipsed 100 receiving yards in eight of Elon's 11 games, including matching career-highs with 237 yards and three touchdowns against Appalachian State. Mellette concluded his career with 4,254 receiving yards, 304 receptions, 44 TD catches and 23 100-yard games. All of those rank second in both Elon and Southern Conference history. Mellette's efforts earned him selections to four All-American teams: the Walter Camp Football Foundation 2012 FCS All-American team, the Associated Press, the American Football Coaches Association and The Sports Network/Fathead.com. This is the third consecutive year that Mellette has received All-American honors. Mellette was also invited to play in the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala. on Jan. 26. The Senior Bowl pits college football's best senior stars and top NFL draft prospects on teams representing the North and South which are coached by staffs from two NFL teams.
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|Pete Castricone
|Refrigerator Coulior
Date Climbed: Jun 28, 2008
|Good times.
|Posted Jul 1, 2008 5:20 pm
|via The Fridge
Date Climbed: Jun 28, 2008
|A wildly fun and exciting mountain! Throughly enjoyed the snowclimb and scramble to the summit. This mountain is SO out of character for the Sawatch.
|Posted Jun 30, 2008 1:54 am
|Traverse from N Apostle
Date Climbed: Jun 21, 2008
|Lots of snow up there still at this time of year.
|Posted Jun 28, 2008 8:23 pm
|Ice Cubed: Three Apostles Traverse / Refrigerator Couloir
Date Climbed: Sep 4, 2005
|9/4/05 - Ice Cubed - Epic day with plenty of scrambling in an uncharacteristically interesting area of the Sawatch.
6/22/08 - Went back for the Refrigerator - sweet!
|Posted May 16, 2008 5:48 pm
|ne ridge
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2007
|Did the traverse from North to West Apostle. Upper couloir was a bit wet/snowy from a morning storm. The n.e. ridge was surprisingly solid, at least compared to the Elks/San Juans! Classic summit that deserves respect. Traverse to West will test your routefinding.
|Posted Sep 17, 2007 2:15 pm
|Traverse from north
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2007
|A very challenging and exciting peak. Right up the north ridge, and the right side of the crux coulior. After that, everything else seemed easy.
|Posted Sep 16, 2007 12:14 am
|The Fridge
Date Climbed: Jun 9, 2007
|Started at around 5am and climbed the Refridgerator Couloir successfully without any rock fall. The top of the couloir has a very steep section that was fun to use two ice tools for added stability. After reaching the summit of Ice we then made the traverse to North Apostle.
|Posted Jul 8, 2007 2:47 am
|Brian Kalet
|Apsostle Traverse (North to West)
Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2006
|9 hours roundtrip from 2WD.
|Posted Aug 4, 2006 3:28 pm
|NE ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2001
|Wow! Spectacular mountain, great climb. Were planning on doing N apostle but decided not to push our luck. Got off route on the descent and were committed to downclimbing one of the couloirs. Scary...
|Posted Jul 24, 2006 10:08 pm
|Apostle Couloir and Southwest Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2006
|7-7-06: what an interesting day! had planned to climb the refrigerator, but it's out for the year. the apostle couloir made for a nice climb until the final 20-30 feet when scree and ice patches made life miserable. climbed the southwest ridge direct from there....wow, that's one impressive, complicated route. had to drop off the ridge twice, was very impressive. ice, a worthy challenge.
5-30-09: returned to climb the refrigerator with mike, milburn and steve. great snow conditions led to a classic climb, but unfortunately the descent wasn't that great. we ended up on a sketchy traverse towards north apostle before bailing off into the left branch of the refrigerator. what an outing!
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|Posted Jul 10, 2006 3:06 am
|Ryan Kowalski
|Apostle Traverse (W to N)
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2002
|This was an aboslute blast. I really enjoyed the traverse from West Apostle and like Layne I had some route finding oopsies. Make sure you aim for the correct summit (cross the major gully that separates the false summit lower). I followed the face on the side of the gully to the false summit and found myself unable to downclimb the very steep notch. A great routefinding testpiece and a great summit. Easily one of my Colorado favorites
|Posted May 20, 2006 12:18 am
|Route Climbed: Northeast Ridge Date Climbed: 11 Sep 2005
|After climbing up to North Apostle, it took me about 45 min to return to the saddle and then climb up Ice's Northeast Ridge. Most of the ridge was easy, with a very exposed, but simple, knife edge section just below the crux. After crossing the top of the couloir I spied a chimney that looked relatively easy to get up and used that to regain the ridge. From there it was a simple hike to the top. After that I headed on to West Apostle to complete the traverse.
|Posted Sep 12, 2005 8:59 pm
|Route Climbed: Northeast Ridge Date Climbed: July 19th, 2004
|Climbed this one with Colonalpyat. I had wanted Ice's summit for over a year, and finally made it. The Apostle Massif is gorgeous to look at, but a little loose to climb.
|Posted Aug 23, 2004 8:52 pm
|Route Climbed: Northeast Ridge Date Climbed: July 19, 2004
|Climbed this on with Kane after camping at the 4WD trailhead. We got an early start and were up to the crux gully with minimal problems. From below, this section (the right side of the gully) looked real easy and I started up without giving it too much thought. It's harder than it looks and it probably took eight minutes to safely do those fifty feet. An easier downclimb was immediately spotted from the top of this section and it required about two minutes on the descent.
|Posted Jul 23, 2004 12:45 am