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WeShallRise.org + Yahoo! Traffic - WeShallRise is a website/mashup that is helping the city of New Orleans get back on its feet by providing information and locations for businesses and community services that are opening back up. This site has just informed me that they have used the Yahoo! traffic API to provide updates for construction and traffic events. It's hard to believe that following the images we all saw on t.v. that there are now traffic reports. It can only be a good thing.
MyGuestMap Service has moved - The popular free "My Guest Map" service that allows visitors to post a marker on a Google Map for their world location has moved. You can now find the service at: http://www.mapservices.org/myguestmap - The service at this new location should run much faster.
..Be sure to zoom in on my Guest Map and tell me where you're reading Google Maps Mania from!
Paste a Google Maps to your website using Tagzania - Tagzania is a cool Google Maps powered site that lets you place tags on locations all over the world for others to see. Tagzania has added functionality that allows you to paste the Google Map you've created to your own website or blog. For more details, check out the Tagzania blog for more information.
One other update to mention: Walk.Jog.Run.net has added Google Earth integration. You can browse Google Earth and it pulls the running routes available on the image you are looking at. You have the ability to "play tour" and actually see a fly through of the route as you weave between buildings and along paths. WalkJogRun is a great Google Maps tool that lets you look up and index exercise routes for locations all over the world!
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Get to know senior catcher on the softball team Jess Long.
#19/20 Lehigh heads to #15/17 Princeton for Tuesday night showdown on ESPNU
Riding three straight wins, the #19/20 Lehigh men's lacrosse team heads to #15/17 Princeton Tuesday for a big nonleague tilt. Opening faceoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET and will air live nation-wide on ESPNU/WatchESPN. The Mountain Hawks' offense has come alive as of late, scoring 44 goals over the last three games (14.67 per game), including 11 on Saturday against a Colgate defense that entered fourth nationally allowing just 7.40 goals per game.
Sukonik named Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week
Lehigh junior attacker Carli Sukonik has been named Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week for her role in Saturday's big double overtime win at Boston University. Sukonik scored three goals and assisted on the game-tying goal as the Mountain Hawks handed the Terriers their first-ever Patriot League loss.
Calvini honored by league as Lehigh preps for three midweek home games
BETHLEHEM, Pa. – After slugging three home runs and driving in a team-best eight runs in five games last week, Lehigh sophomore Jessica Calvini was named Patriot League Player of the Week, it was announced Monday. Calvini started all five games in left field and hit safely in four of the five contests as the Mountain Hawks posted a 3-2 record. This is the first Patriot League weekly award of Calvini's career.
Avery earns Patriot League Rookie of the Week recognition
BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Lehigh women's track and field freshman Courtney Avery has been named Patriot League Rookie of the Week, as announced by the league Monday afternoon. The Wynantskill, N.Y. native picks up her first outdoor league honor after earning a record-tying three Rookie of the Week awards during the indoor season.
Lehigh seeks first league win Tuesday at home versus Lafayette
The Rivalry: Lehigh vs. Lafayette
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Taylor and Telesco earn Patriot League weekly awards
Lehigh junior Dan Taylor and sophomore Tripp Telesco each garnered Patriot League weekly honors on Monday as Taylor was named Offensive Player of the Week and Telesco received Defensive Player of the Week laurels for their efforts in Saturday's 11-7 win over #16/19 Colgate. Taylor posted four points behind two goals and two assists while Telesco had four groundballs and three caused turnovers, all while shutting down Colgate's leading scorer Ryan Walsh. It marked the second awards this season for both Taylor (Mar. 17) and Telesco (Feb. 17).
Lehigh deals Bucknell first league loss in Sunday split
LEWISBURG, Pa. – The Lehigh baseball team snapped Bucknell's eight-game win streak while handing the Bison their first Patriot League loss of the season as the Mountain Hawks picked up a 4-2 victory in the nightcap of a Sunday doubleheader at Bucknell's Depew Field. The Bison claimed the first game of the day, 9-1. The Mountain Hawks move to 3-4 in the league and 12-14 overall, while the Bison move to 7-1 in the league and 16-12-1 overall after winning the series 3-1.
Strong team effort leads Lehigh to big 12-11 double OT win at Boston U
The Lehigh women's lacrosse team scored twice in the last 5:22 of regulation before putting Boston University away in the second overtime, 12-11 on Saturday afternoon. Freshman Allison LaBeau scored in the first overtime before sending the Mountain Hawks home winners at 4:17 of the second overtime period. Lehigh handed the Terriers their first-ever Patriot League loss and first loss at home this season. The Mountain Hawks also snapped Boston University's five-game winning streak.


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Alex Rodriguez, Jeremy Lin Roommates? A-Rod Makes Offer 'To Crash'
Alex Rodriguez says he has noticed the sudden rise of Jeremy Lin, and he has read the stories about how the New York Knicks point guard had nowhere to live. A-Rod's response: Stop sleeping on your brother's couch, or your teammate's couch, and come bunk with me! Per the Associated Press:
"If he's still looking for a place to crash, maybe he can crash at my apartment," the New York Yankees star said. "Imagine the tabloids then." "Linsanity. Wow."
(We're beginning to think that Rodriguez enjoys the attention, you know?) Anyway, A-Rod had not heard that Lin recently moved into a new apartment in White Plains, N.Y., just north of the city. But why would anyone want to live in the 'burbs if you can be roommates with A-Rod in the heart of New York City? There might be some very good reasons, actually.
A-Rod's life sounds fun and all, hopping from one five-star restaurant to the other with a cooler full of high protein beef, but Lin should be warned. Rodriguez recently moved into a new apartment after flipping his condo at the Rushmore for a big profit. He flipped it for real, like the ruthless profiteer he is. He's all about maximizing the dollar.
So it makes me wonder: Is A-Rod making this offer out of simple boredom, loneliness or curiosity? Or is he under the impression that Lin makes NBA All-Star money, so he can squeeze A-Rod-sized rent out of him? It seems to me that Lin's salary is much closer to that of, say, Bubba Trammell than it is Nick Swisher.
There's no way Lin would be able to afford living with A-Rod if he charged him the going rate — and there's no way Rodriguez would let Lin slip by for a cut rate. It's not how he operates.
Curtis Granderson seems like a much better option for Lin if he wants to live with a Yankee for a reasonable amount of money.
Meanwhile, Derek Jeter's penthouse at Trump Tower remains on the market for $20 million. A-Rod never would have let that happen.
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Boston Children's Museum recently pulled back the curtain and unveiled 24 window display cases with each window representing a letter of the alphabet and featuring objects from the Museum's collection.
Boston Children's Museum has been planning for its 2013 centennial anniversary for several years. In 2011, staff began discussing the idea of coordinating a Museum-wide redesign of the 24 window cases that are found along the first, second and third floor bridges. Once the Museum's exterior windows, these vitrines are now displaying treasures from the Museum's vast collection of cultural, historical and natural history objects, and interpreted by artists.
The idea for "An Alphabet of Inspiration" derives from a project at the Museum nearly 30 years ago in a publication and exhibit that highlighted the collection, with objects grouped by letter of the alphabet and photographed. Now, with 24 window spaces, Museum staff and guest artist/curators have created installations devoted to each of the letters in the alphabet from A-XYZ. The overarching theme is simple, accessible to its audience, and provides many opportunities to engage artists, friends, and the community.
Graphic designers, architects, sculptors, painters, and installation artists from around Greater Boston came out to learn about the project. Along with the diversity of artistic mediums represented, the artists also range from seasoned professionals, those who have been working artists throughout their careers, to recent graduates from local colleges and universities.
"It has been a wonderful experience opening up collection storage to the artists for this project. Seeing the awe in their eyes and helping them find those unique pieces for their installation has been eye opening. I look forward to seeing that same awe in the Museum visitors when they see the final installations," said Rachel Farkas, Collec
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Sharon Kyle: In a surprise sweep in New York City, while many of the Occupiers were asleep, the New York City Police Department entered the Occupy Wall Street encampment at Zuccotti Park and cleared it out.
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Ron Wolff: The logical question to ask is: How much is the CEO of Massey Energy Company compensated for setting the tone and establishing the philosophy that "violations are unfortunately a normal part of the mining process"? According to the New York Times , CEO Don L. Blankenship earned $11.2 million in 2008, about twice what he earned in 2006.


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Two football teams with two losses each both wish they could have their one most disparaging defeat back.
If that were the case, Ohio State and Notre Dame might be been playing for the national championship in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 4 instead of meeting in the Fiesta Bowl two days earlier.
Top-ranked Southern Cal will meet No. 2 Texas for the national title, as it should be but almost wasn't. While both are unbeaten, they each were on the verge of losing earlier this season, the Trojans to Notre Dame and Texas at the hands of the Buckeyes.
Fans rushed onto the field at Notre Dame when USC quarterback Matt Leinart dove for the endzone on a second-and-goal situation with seven seconds remaining and got stopped at the one with no time outs remaining.
But Leinart had fumbled the ball out of bounds giving the Trojans one more attempt. With his coaches yelling for him to spike the ball when he got to the line of scrimmage, Leinart twisted and turned his way into the endzone to score with three seconds remaining and gave USC a 34-31 triumph.
The Buckeyes were leading Texas before the Longhorns scored a touchdown to pull ahead 23-22 with 2:37 left in the game. The Bucks had to settle for a Josh Huston field goal, a record-tying fifth by Huston, on their last scoring possession after a touchdown pass was dropped in the endzone. Texas got a safety in the closing moments in its 25-22 victory.
While the Fiesta Bowl may be considered the consolation game by many, it might very well produce better competition and offer the fourth-ranked Buckeyes a chance to finish No. 2 in the country. That would be a marvelous accomplishment considering they were ranked as low as 15th in the middle of last October after losing at Penn State to fall to 3-2.
This will be the third trip in the last four years to the Valley of the Sun for Ohio State, which won the 2002 national championship in Tempe, defeating Miami in double overtime 31-24. For the Fighting Irish, Arizona has been nothing but "Cactus Canyon." They've gotten thumped in their last two post-season games there to OSU. No, not that OSU; Oregon State University.
Notre Dame hasn't won a bowl game since the 1994 Cotton Bowl, with seven straight losses. It's something first-year coach Charlie Weis reminds his troops of, but only during their waking hours.
The Buckeyes feature the No. 1 defense against the run and are ranked fourth in total defense, while the Fighting Irish possess the country's fourth-best passing attack and are ranked sixth in scoring.
According to "College Football for Idiots And Other Malcontents," a publication that hasn't reached local bookshelves yet, the Buckeyes must attempt to control the ball and keep it out of the hands of Brady Quinn, OSU star linebacker A. J. Hawk's future brother-in-law.
That relationship might be a bit overstated at this point, but the Notre Dame quarterback's oldest sister, Laura, is dating Hawk, projected to be a top first-round pick.
Quinn, who grew up in suburban Columbus and prepped at Dublin Coffman, finished the regular season ranked fourth in the country in passing efficiency. He completed 65 percent of his passes for 3,633 yards and 32 touchdowns, all single-season records at Notre Dame.
But the Irish haven't seen a defense to match that of Ohio State. The Buckeyes' resurgent offense will offer significant problems for an Irish defense that yields 257.5 yards per game to rank 99th nationally in that category.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) announced the results and recommendations of their investigation into the collapse of the World Trade Center. Lehigh expert John Fisher was one of the report's authors.
Fisher, professor of civil engineering and co-director of the Engineering Research Center for Advanced Technology for Large Structural Systems (ATLSS) at Lehigh University, is one of the members of the panel that prepared the FEMA and ASCE report. He also was involved in the original design of the towers.
Comparing the impact of the planes hitting the towers with an atomic blast, Fisher says no building can be designed to withstand such an impact and ensuing heat from the jet fuel. The impact and heat were orders of magnitude larger than anything in history. "We can design buildings to better withstand lesser impacts from smaller aircraft, and certain types explosions and fires," he says. "We have always learned from failures, and we'll learn quite a lot from this one. But it is impractical to build a structure to sustain the kind of load and heat that hit the towers."
Fisher also says the connections that hold vertical columns and horizontal girders together in a steel structure can be improved, and he expects more research to be done in this area. He also notes that fire and structural engineers must work more closely than in the past. Fire was not something structural engineers designed for; fire engineers would come in, assess the level of fire protection needed and make recommendations, Fisher says. More collaboration will lead to better structural design and fire protection.
The Lehigh professor says the investigation was the most intensely emotional experience among of the dozens he has conducted throughout his career, because of the sheer magnitude and loss of life. He says he and his fellow panelists felt an urgency to complete what they considered a report critical to the nation's future security.
Fisher is known around the world for his investigations into many major steel-structure failures in the past 30 years, including the collapse of the Mianus River Bridge on I-95 in Connecticut in 1983 and the collapse of the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City in 1981. In 1987, Fisher was named "Construction's Man of the Year" by Engineering News-Record, the weekly magazine for the construction industry.
The ATLSS Center Fisher co-directs conducts research on the impact of everything from earthquakes to high seas on large structures from building to ships.
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an ebay search for 14" Mastersounds (excluding the ZHTs). You might want to just pick up a top cymbal (those have more effect on the timbre of the hats than the bottom in my experience), or see about somehow selling the Paragons after getting Mastersounds. Good luck!
Can't sell the Paragons because they belong to the church. I'm looking for something for mysel, which I would use at the church, along with all my other vintage Zildjians.
Ah, I can answer this too, having K Mastersounds, HHX Evolutions, and a 14" Zildjian New Alloy crash in my possession that I commonly mix 'n' match for hats. When I switch between the HHX bottom and the Mastersound bottom with the same top cymbal, I notice that the Mastersound (the Ks being a heavier cymbal & sharper sound than the evolutions) adds some sharpness to the sound but that also happens when I use the Mastersound top with the HHX bottom. When doing anything with only the foot, I noticed almost no difference between the two bottoms and I'm sure that whatever difference I noticed was because of the cymbal's sound, not the ridges. (the Evolutions are unridged). So, the Mastersound bottom's ridges doesn't have much of an effect to my ears, but the different sound does have an effect.
I have a vintage heavy bottom (if I was a female I would not say that), so, I should probably skip a Mastersound bottom and save the money, for now, until I hear what that combo is like. From what I can tell on the Zildjian site, the Mastersound Bottom's vented design was aimed trying to enhance hat foot-closes, which is not what I am after.
Trying an A Thin Crash as a top resulted in great fan capabilities and a crisp tone, but the cut with stick-on-closed hat-is something to be desired. I also like bright and crisp in hats, because that cuts vey nicely. Mastersounds are SO pricey, even for just a top. I wonder if a straight A Custom 14" Crash would perform. Since they are thicker than Thin Crashes, my guess is that they would cut well with a stick-on-closed-hat, but I am wary that they may not fan well.
Or, I can just pony up and buy the Mastersound top since it is, after all, designed to be a hi-hat. Let me know when you've raised enough funds for me, and I'll buy one. :-)
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After exploring the options for the Houston-area, Class 5A regular-season MVP yesterday , let's take a look at some candidates for the regular-season, Class 4A MVP today. Again, there will always be some guys who slip through the cracks in this informal poll, so feel free to share your opinion and submit comments with your […] [Read More]
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On the Hook: Waiting for the big one to strike
Waged effectively, the sport of fishing demands an array of personal characteristics of the angler. Certainly a modicum of fishing skill might head the list followed closely by the ability to stay focused to the matter at hand. After all, how many strikes are missed when slow fishing action dulls the anglers focus, allowing the attention to wander to such mundane items as the weather, the guys in the other boat or what's for lunch.
But the linchpin for a successful fishing trip is the virtue of patience. Too many times, folks forget to unload the day-to-day anxieties before embarking on their fishing trip. Those little daily worries which cause angst, can create an agitation that translates into a lack of calmness aka impatience. All too many times, that impatience starts from the time a fishing trip is arranged.
"Why an 8:30 a.m. start? Can't we do better with earlier fishing? That's the way we do it back home."
You explain the tides; the acquisition of live bait and the marina support and the displeasure fades, but you have an indicator of how this particular trip might play out.
We had one charter that began just like that; it occurred the same time of the year, a few years back. The customers were a couple from a rough-and-tumble environment in the North that were on holiday in Southwest Florida for a long weekend getaway. Their names were Sam and Alice. He was the fisherman extraordinaire and she was the arbitrator as I was soon to find out.
As we introduced ourselves at the dock that morning, Sam was brimming over with anxiety — about everything. "Are we gonna get this trip in? Forecast is for rain in an hour or two." Next went, "Did you buy enough shrimp? They sure are small."
The questions all came in staccato fashion even before we got the engine started. Alice, on the other hand, was quiet and docile just taking it all in.
Conditions were typical late summer, just like it is now. The morning's passable heat and humidity quickly gave way to suffocating real feel conditions by mid-day. And of course, there were the rumbles and dark cloud banks forming everywhere that were harbingers of the afternoon storms. On that subject, we had had a bell ringer of a storm the prior afternoon that had roiled up the waters to a tannic mud color and would definitely impact our water and fishing quality this morning.
With a degree of trepidation, I had mentioned the fact to Sam and calmly fielded his barrage of issues and explained we would be moving to spots where the cleaner water would be holding outside the main current flow. He shrugged with a comment about eating up his fishing time.
All the while Alice was blissful watching the boat peel away the frothing water oblivious to the rants of her husband. I would try to put on the same demeanor. "Try" is the key word there.
We found some nice clear water back up in Addison Bay and got Sam armed and away he went. Alice was still blissful. We were floating shrimp, without any weight, back up under the mangrove edges in search of primarily mangrove snapper but with a hope that a nice size redfish, black drum or a snook would be holding there this morning. We hit some nice size snapper right away but that didn't light Sam's fire:
"These are little fish, when do we go for something bigger? We didn't pay all this money to catch pan fish." He put down the rod with, "Take me to the bigger fish" attitude. I grimaced and pulled the anchor. Alice didn't change expression. She had heard all this hundreds of times before.
The turbid water cancelled out many of the desirable backwater spots but we were doing our best on those with good current flow and reasonably clear water. Unfortunately almost all our action had been on medium-size snapper which were jumping on the shrimp in the clear water. After two spots with identical results, Sam racked his rod with a command of "Let's go home, we ain't catching squat".
Alice, the arbitrator took over. "Now, Sam be reasonable. The captain is trying his best and we're catching some fish and we still have a couple of hours left. Have a little patience. You have a good chance at your big fish and besides it's beautiful out here." Sam picked up the rod again with a throaty grunt and we moved again.
We had fairly high water as we neared flood tide late morning and allowing us to get further back up inside to an area known as Upper Addison. For the experienced locals this was an area that was oyster farmed back in the 20s and 30s and is noted for the shell mounds and deep water cuts. But it's tough making it across the flat that guards the area.
We'd try the passage this morning and I told my crew to grab a seat and hold onto something in case we touched bottom. That created another opportunity for Mr. Positive: "Oh great, on top of no big fish we're gonna spend hours stuck on a sandbar." My arbitrator struck back again. "Oh Sam, come on, we do this all the time on the Jersey flats down at the shore."
We made it across without a hitch and set up along a very shallow mangrove edge. We broke out the popping corks and set them on two lines dangling shrimp in the moving current along the edges of the mangroves.
We were in less than three feet of water. Sam saw the poppers and wanted to know if we were bream fishing.
The baits made one pass along the mangrove edge and I retrieved and set them out again. Sam was mid-sentence in one of his lofty thoughts that went something like, "There's no fish, here" when the first rod went off with a scream. A redfish was heading back to cover. Sam wasn't ready for the event and by the time he got control of the rod the fish was close in the downed branches. Having the line just touch one of those obstacles, we would be cut off.
I started the engine and moved vertically to the shoreline giving Sam a little more fighting room. And fight he did — back and forth, retrieving line and losing it, never seeming to advance on the fish. His hands and arms were cramping and he was complaining (what else) about the light tackle. By then even Alice had it: "Shut up, Sam and land the fish." I didn't think he'd do it but he finally managed to bring a nice bull redfish alongside for photos and a measurement of close to 30 inches. Sam had his fish — his really big fish but he was whipped silly. He never said a word as we made the trek home.
Nearing the dock, I couldn't stand it anymore. "Enjoy catching your big redfish, Sam?"
"Yeah, it was great but the trip would have been more fun if I had had a little more patience with everything," was Sam's retort, which was followed by Alice's one liner "Right on, Sam."
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Wypych stays busy at Lees-McRae
Kelsey Wypych is one busy college freshman.
The Lees-McRae student's day begins at 5:30 a.m. for basketball workouts three days a week. She doesn't get home until 10 p.m. some nights from play rehearsal. Somewhere, she fits in time for class, too.
"The time management up here is hard," Wypych said. "It's like a full day. It seems like the time just passes so fast and you're onto the next day."
The former Sevier County standout is in her first year at the North Carolina college, where she earned a scholarship for the two things she loves the most: playing ball and singing. The 5-foot-5 guard is a member of the women's basketball team, which competes in the NCAA's Division II, and she's also learning tap and acting in a play as part of the performing arts program.
That ability to multi-task and work ethic is what Bobcats coach Michele Williams likes about Wypych. In her second year at the school, Williams believes Wypych has "tremendous upside." When the coach was recruiting Wypych, she remembers hearing about the full plate Wypych maintained in high school. She seems even busier now.
"I think her work ethic allows her to make up for a lot," Williams said. "Even on the basketball court she may not be the most talented, the biggest or the fastest but her all-out, get-it-done mentality, that allows her to be successful even more than some kid who has it all. I always had to work hard. I think that taught me a lot, too."
That kind of hard worker is exactly what Williams looks for in a recruit. But Wypych had to be sold on Lees-McRae first. She said she was uncertain when she first looked at the tiny school — with about 850 students — in western North Carolina.
Wypych said she was worried there wouldn't be much to do coming from a much larger area in Sevier County. But after visiting, she loved it even if it meant dealing with a little snow.
"In the next month we'll probably already have 10 inches of snow," she said. "I'm not used to snow that much. We'll see how it goes. Walking to class isn't going to be fun, I can tell you that."
Wypych said she loves her school's small-town feel. Everyone knows everyone else, and her new teammates have been welcoming.
She's having fun off the court, too. While singing is Wypych's passion, Lees-McRae requires a much broader array of skills in performing arts. Wypych said she's enjoying it so far.
"You have to act, sing and dance," she said. "It's way different. It's kind of hard. I've never learned tap dancing. It's something really different. I think I'm going to really like it."
Williams and the basketball team are going to attend the play to support their new teammate. In her first year at college, Wypych is already showing she's more than just a basketball player.
"She's stepping outside the box in that part," Williams said. "We're excited. ... She's just a really neat kid. You don't have a whole lot of basketball players that can do that as well."


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A part of the NCAA field of 64 for the first time since 2004,
This is the third time that UTC has been sent to the Tuscaloosa Regional. Previously they had played there in 2001, notching the win over UIC, and again in 2003.
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2008 Record: 41-20, 13-5
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January 29, 2014 // 1:00pm — 3:00pm
Please join the Canada Institute, the Kennan Institute, and the European Studies Program for the publication launch of "In Search of Arctic Energy." This event will discuss the findings of the new paper and delve into the implications that Arctic energy exploration will have for the region and the globe's energy economy.
Beyond the Border Implementation Report Update
January 28, 2014 // 9:00am — 10:00am
The Canada Institute hosted an update event for Beyond the Border's third anniversary. The discussion focused on the 2013 annual implementation report, which highlights the various accomplishments (and challenges) of the process to date. The program featured David Moloney, from the Privy Council Office in Canada, and Amy Pope from the White House's national security staff, as well as a number of stakeholders from the business community.
The Year Ahead in Environment and Energy
January 24, 2014 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
How long will an ever-dwindling supply of coal remain the dominant source of global energy, and at what cost? How do growing water scarcity, fluctuating ecosystems, and rising oceanic acidity affect food supplies, economies, and even state stability? And how can journalists make a beat dedicated to existential crises resonate with audiences? A panel of veteran journalists offer their thoughts in a roundtable co-sponsored by the Society for Environmental Journalists.
"Pipeline Politics: A CPAC Documentary" Premiere
January 23, 2014 // 3:30pm — 6:00pm
The Canada Institute and the Cable Public Affairs Channel (CPAC, Canada) hosted an exclusive, advanced screening of Pipeline Politics, an all-new documentary examining the people and passions that have made the proposed Keystone XL pipeline a hot-button issue in both Canada and the United States.
Globalization and America's Trade Agreements
January 08, 2014 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
While the United States has benefited tremendously from trade agreements in the past, a number of political and structural challenges raise the question of whether trade will remain a key driving force for growth. Join Wilson Center senior scholar and former assistant U.S. trade representative William Krist as he discusses the TPP and the TTIP.
Brazil's Vision on Internet Governance: Managing Sovereignty, Privacy and Technology
October 23, 2013 // 9:35am — 12:30pm
On October 23rd, the Brazil Institute, in partnership with the Canada Institute, hosted a discussion on the implications of Brazil's postponed state visit and the new proposed internet regulatory framework.
Canada-U.S. Forum on Public-Private Partnerships
October 03, 2013 // 8:30am — 11:30am
The Wilson Center's Canada Institute and Global Public Affairs have organized an important panel to discuss the political challenges facing the adoption of innovative financing tools for infrastructure in the United States. How can those challenges be overcome? What lessons from the Canadian model might be applied to the United States? What problems can be avoided?
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July 26, 2013 // 9:00am — 11:00am
As the United States and the European Union begin the negotiation of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, please join us for a conference to examine the challenges and opportunities of including Canada and Mexico in the agreement.
Art Opening: Nomades-Matshinanu-Nomads
June 21, 2013 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
The Canada Institute is pleased to host the opening reception for Matshinanu-Nomades. Largely drawn from the archives and collections at Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ), the photographs included in Matshinanu-Nomads offer an uncompromising look at the close relationship between one of the last nomadic groups in North America and their environment.The exhibit will be featured at the Wilson Center from June 24, 2013 until September 27, 2013.
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How special is a 20-goal season in Major League Soccer? We're looking at you, Marco Di Vaio
Oct 1, 2013, 9:21 PM EDT
The bottom line on 20-goal seasons (obviously, we are talking about 20 goals or more) in Major League Soccer is this: It has happened just 10 times in 17 previous seasons. So this remains a benchmark difficult to reach and therefore, by definition, something special.
That helps add some perspective to the season of goal-scoring joy being assembled by Montreal's Marco Di Vaio (pictured). The Italian striker sits on 19 goals with five games remaining in the Impact's regular season. Clearly, he has a wonderful chance to reach 20.
(Chicago's Mike Magee also has a decent shot at it, too; he has 18 goals so far in 2013, although just four games remaining.)
Here is just a little more perspective on Di Viao's impending, potentially historic season:
Most previous MLS seasons have been 28-, 30- or 32-game campaigns. So Montreal's sharpshooter (and all the others playing this year, of course) do have an advantage in opportunity factor. This is Major League Soccer's third season with a 34-game schedule.
On the other hand, 20-goal seasons have grown fewer and further between in Major League Soccer as quality in all areas (but especially in areas of defensive organization) has improved.
Of those 20-goal seasons s or more, only three came in the last 10 years.
Three of Major League Soccer's 20-goal seasons came in the league's very first year, in fact, when Roy Lassiter, Eduardo Hurtado and Raul Diaz Arce also eclipsed the 20-goal barrier.
Here are the only three 20-goal seasons of the last ten years in Major League Soccer:
- Luciano Emilio for D.C. United in 2007; 20 goals
- Landon Donovan for the LA Galaxy in 2008, 20 goals
- Chris Wondolowski for San Jose in 2012, 27 goals
- braxtonrob - Oct 2, 2013 at 12:24 AM
20 goals is like a 50-HR season in MLB; it's crazy good.
No one will ever score 30 in one MLS season.
(Now, … I've said it, … go get it! lol)
- talgrath - Oct 2, 2013 at 3:54 AM
If Di Vaio or Magee reach 20 or more, that means that in almost 2/3rds of their games this season, they scored a goal. Put that in perspective, most good strikers average about 1 in 3, 1 in 2 is dreaming.
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In 1881, Dakota Territory had never sold a bushel of wheat to anybody outside of Dakota. Six years later, it sold 62 million bushels.
What happened?
I recently read Garet Garrett's The American Story, which came out in 1955. It is a well-written history of America, unusual because of its emphasis on the powerful economics that drove the country to great heights. Garrett tells the Dakota story in this book, which is a useful reminder about how economies grow and prosper.
What happened in Dakota was that farmers invested in machinery. The riding plow, the reaper and the combine harvester made the farms far more productive than they had been. Suddenly, the labors of one man could produce 5,000 bushels of wheat. A single miller could turn that wheat into 1,000 pounds of flour.
But that was not all. New railroads connected the farmer to the mill and the mill with markets and ports in the East. The energies released were enormous. Garrett writes:
"So the labor of four men — one a farmer in Dakota, one a miller in Minneapolis and two on the railroad — plus a very low rate for ocean carriage — could put into Europe enough flour to feed 1,000 people for a year."
Let's look at another example: steel. In 1870, there was nothing anyone would call a steel industry in the U.S. Americans bought their steel from Europe. Yet 30 years later, Americans would produce more steel than Germany, France and England put together.
Again, the investment in machines and rail and roads unleashed a torrent of once frozen economic potential.
Those forces worked wonders as a free people tinkered, invented and created. "In sheds and attics and little machine shops everywhere," Garrett writes, "with sticks and strings and glue and bits of metal, eccentric minds were making models of things that might work, either to save labor or to save time — two thoughts with the same meaning."
Steam drills. Sewing machines. Electric lamps. Rotary printing presses. Cranes and elevators. Steam engines. Steel ships. Air brakes. Plumbing. Refrigeration. All of these things came in the years that followed.
Millionaires sprouted up like mushrooms. "Most of these new millionaires had come from the ground — from the mines and steel mills and oil wells and packing houses — and smelled of their work," Garrett writes.
Wall Street financed great undertakings that would be beyond the power of five or six rich men. Huge sums of capital went toward growing the new industries. Many of the larger enterprises now had public stockholders.
The first billion-dollar company in America was United States Steel, stitched together by J.P. Morgan. It owned not only steel plants, but coal mines, limestone quarries, ships, railroads and whatever else touched on steel.
Wall Street sold it to the public for $40 per share. Then it fell to $9. But a few years later, Wall Street was buying it back from the public at $100 per share. And soon it topped $200. It was a heady, risky time. If you bought five stocks, odds were that two might go to zero. But the three, held long enough, produced fortunes.
This is the work of a free people. Testing things. Trying them out. Succeeding and failing. It is a rough laboratory from which winners and losers emerge through trial and error. It is what builds great wealth, great economies and great countries.
It is the American story of two centuries past.
While there are no virgin places for a new American story to take root, no empty continents where a people might go to try to build something from scratch, there are new versions of the American story unfolding in places likely to produce astounding wealth in similar ways.
In places like Mongolia or Myanmar, for example, you find today's Dakota Territory. Not that Mongolians are as free as those American pioneers, but there is so much frozen potential to unlock by applying technology and know-how and capital to their situations. It's these mind-bending changes — and the lure of profiting by them — that attract me to explore the world beyond the developed West.
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Chris Mayer is managing editor of the Capital and Crisis and Mayer's Special Situations newsletters. Graduating magna cum laude with a degree in finance and an MBA from the University of Maryland, he began his business career as a corporate banker. Mayer left the banking industry after ten years and signed on with Agora Financial. His book, Invest Like a Dealmaker, Secrets of a Former Banking Insider, documents his ability to analyze macro issues and micro investment opportunities to produce an exceptional long-term track record of winning ideas. In April 2012, Chris released his newest book World Right Side Up: Investing Across Six Continents.
Thank you for something positive and the name of a good book. I have watched the text books I teach out of become more politically correct and contain less factual information. Some of our college graduates are no only deeply in debt they are not getting the information that does not fit into the current socio-political template. It is too bad it seems like we can learn from some of our past success. Again thank you
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A freelance writer, columnist, editor and editorial consultant, I write on a wide variety of subjects ranging from science to philosophy. Somewhere in that spectrum lie my favourite subjects: technology, business, cuisine, and life!
Since I became a mother, I feel my creativity and interest in writing has multiplied--since nothing can be as stimulating as watching a toddler in action! I realise my brain has also started multi-tasking like never before. One part of it, assisted by my eyes and ears, is always focusing on Tejas and what he is up to; one handles the everyday chores; one thinks up solutions to the day's challenges; another plans the next hour... well, perhaps it is a natural consequence of having to complete a major chunk of my tasks when the hurricane is asleep or when my husband is around to take care of him :-) Stressful as it might sound and be, the fact is that it is very enjoyable, and an experience worth a life!
I guess multi-tasking has always been the highlight of my personal and professional life--and that's the way I like it to be. When I began writing, I took up varied jobs so I could learn the art well. I have done over 500 articles published in more than 15 publications, in addition to various copywriting and editing assignments; preparation of question banks for computer based training, learning materials for the TOEFL examination, and other instructional materials; individual and corporate profiles, marketing materials, and web content; and occasional software development assignments too. Every assignment was a different experience, had a different flavour, and taught a different lesson.
After a while, I began to focus on just feature-writing for magazines. I am a regular contributor to some of the magazines of the EFY group (Electronics For You, BenefIT, Linux for You, etc.), and I also edit the cookbooks of Mrs Tarla Dalal, the cooking diva, from a freelance stance -- a job that I love since I get to see the recipes before the rest of the world does! I also handled two regular columns for Paramount Airways' in-flight magazine, Windows & Aisles, while it was being published. One of the episodes of this column--on maintaining laptop computers--was chosen by the editor of Readers' Digest while he was flying Paramount, and published in the magazine as well as in the Executive Companion diary published by RD.
Of all my projects, my most exciting experiences have been with the EFY Group, as I've been part of many of their teams, have had the liberty to experiment, learn and improve. In specific, I've had the opportunity to experiment with various techniques to make technology features more readable and appealing to the audience, rather than being heavy and whitepaperish. In fact, my feature on robotics published in 'i.t.' magazine in August 2006, was adjudged the Best Feature in IT Journalism for the year 2006, by the PoleStar Foundation (www.polestar-foundation.org)
To me, every writing assignment is a learning experience, because assignments are like people - no two can ever be absolutely similar! I believe that my post graduate education - in Computer Applications, Business Administration, and Writing - has honed my researching abilities. Researching a subject, interacting with experts, and writing - it's a fascinating experience. I pride myself in being a lifelong learner.
On the personal front, I enjoy spending time with my husband, baby and family, and cherish every relative and friend. I think I am what I am because of my family -- my family of birth as well as my husband and the family I married into encourage and support my writing ventures immensely -- without that a freelancer's progress is tough, because life is very different from that of a regular employee's. Even while being at home, your family has to understand that you have work to do and give you that space, they need to encourage you in those initial stages when the money rarely comes although you work late hours, and be a backbone in many more silent ways! I was very lucky to have such an encouraging family, and wish every freelancer gets that!
I believe that it's the little joys and Kodak moments that make life the treasure that it is. My many hobbies, ranging from reading and music to handicrafts, add more spice to life.
Above all else, I believe in David Halberstam's test... when I get up every morning, I ask myself if I am still excited about the work I do every day. And the answer is unfailingly affirmative!
Know what, every time I open this website to update it, I find I don't have much to change in the home page... because I've not changed, my work continues to interest and engross me, I continue to live and love my life with loved ones... so well, hopefully nothing in this profile would change even down the years!
"Our talents are the gift that God gives to us. What we make of our talents is our gift back to God."
– Leo Buscaglia
"We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men and women; and among those fibers, as sympathetic threads, our actions run as causes, and they come back to us as effects."
- Herman Melville
"The dream was always running ahead of me. To catch up, to live for a moment in unison with it, that was the miracle."
- Anais Nin
"Call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, call it a family. Whatever you call it, whoever you are, you need one."
-Jane Howard
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Last updated in December, 2011


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|Eban Goodstein Introduces the Event
The Island President focuses on the intersection of politics and climate change in the island nation of the Maldives in the Indian Ocean. After 30 years of single-party rule by President Maumoon Abd al-Gayoom, during which human rights abuses were reported and multiple coup attempts took place, the country elected Mohamed Nasheed to the presidency in 2008. As a key plank in his platform, Nasheed took up the issue of climate change and its impact on the Maldives. The country is made up of more than 1,200 islands whose inhabitants are already struggling against rising sea levels, and project the eventual submergence and evacuation of their home if decisive global action is not taken to slow rising global temperatures. The film follows Nasheed's efforts leading up to and during the 2009 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, where he worked to achieve a fossil fuel emissions agreement to help protect his country from rising sea levels.
|Thilmeeza Hussain, Voice of Women
Since the film was completed, Nasheed has lost power in the Maldives amid political turmoil. He has said that he was forced to resign. "Our democratically elected government was overthrown by a coup in February 2012," said Hussain in an interview before the panel, "so we are again fighting to restore democracy. … We cannot fight on the issue of climate change without having a democracy."
C2C Fellows is a program of the Bard Center for Environmental Policy that aims to engage college students and recent graduates in environmental advocacy, particularly in the realms of government and business. C2C Fellows organized this event in order to educate students on the issues facing the Maldives and galvanize them to get involved. Boeve commented before the panel, "[W]hen you're in a small college in a beautiful place sometimes it's hard to imagine the world around you. I think a film like this really globalizes everyone's perspective on an issue like climate change. For students at Bard there are certainly sustainability efforts on campus [in which they can get involved]."
|May Boeve, 350.org
The panelists agreed that government corruption is one of the greatest obstacles to effective climate change legislation. "[D]emocracy has been eroded in the Maldives," said Boeve, "and in many ways our inability to tackle the climate change issue in the United States is also a problem of democracy, in that the fossil fuel industry has had such an outsize influence on the politics of this issue that we can't have a democratic discussion about the issue." Hussain urged participants to vote and write to their elected officials about climate change and U.S. foreign policy in the Maldives. Eban Goodstein called global warming "the defining issue of our generation." Jon Shenk commented, "I don't think the Nasheeds of the world get enough credit," referring to the many activists and politicians working to combat climate change globally.
When asked what she thought of the evening's format, which Goodstein had termed a "virtual flash mob," Boeve said, "I think it's fantastic. There are different forms of action that are required in any movement. … This is one of those times to really learn and take a step back and understand what's at stake. … [The C2C Fellows] program has found a way to bring some scale to that by inviting any campus to participate. It's a great example of, 'if you have a good idea you might as well share it with everybody else.'"
Visit the C2C website for information about upcoming events and join the conversation on Twitter @Campus2Congress.
THE ISLAND PRESIDENT—A Documentary By Jon Shenk | Official Trailer from Sawyer Studios on Vimeo.


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FA Cup third round: Wednesday await
Filed: Sunday, 4th December 2011
By: Staff Writer
West Ham will face Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough in the third round of the FA Cup.
Former Hammers boss Gianfranco Zola picked the League One side out of the bag first before former Sheffield United star Li Tie drew West Ham's number 42 ball - the 18th ball picked.
Hillsborough - awash with mud and rain - was previously the venue for West Ham's famous 1964 FA Cup semi-final win against the mighty Manchester United. Goals from Ronnie Boyce (2) and Geoff Hurst secured a memorable 3-1 win for the Irons that day.
It was also where John Lyall's side were bundled out of the 1985/86 competition at the quarter final stage; Tony Cottee's goal not enough to prevent West Ham slipping to a 2-1 defeat.
In all, West Ham have played Wednesday four times in the FA Cup, drawing once and losing on the remaining three occasions.
The draw also threw up one or two other tantalising ties, including both Manchester and West Midlands derbies - plus a potential Dagenham v Millwall clash, should the Daggers beat Walsall in their forthcoming second round replay.
Full draw as follows; all ties to take place on the weekend of 7 and 8 January 2012.
Gianfranco Zola (accompanied by Li Tie) pulled the balls from the bag at this afternoon's draw
FA Cup Third Round Draw
Middlesbrough (CH) v Shrewsbury Town
Nottingham Forest (CH) v Leicester City (CH)
Manchester City (PL) v Manchester United (PL)
Dagenham & Redbridge (L2) or Walsall (L1) v Millwall (CH)
Crawley Town (L2) v Bristol City (CH)
Doncaster Rovers (CH) v Sutton United or Notts County (L1)
Bristol Rovers (L2) v Aston Villa (PL)
Tottenham Hotspur (PL) v Cheltenham Town (L2)
Sheffield Wednesday (L1) v West Ham Utd (CH)
MK Dons (L1) v Queens Park Rangers (PL)
Hull City (CH) v Ipswich Town (CH)
Coventry City (CH) v Southampton (CH)
Brighton & Hove Albion (CH) v Wrexham
Fulham (PL) v Charlton Athletic (L1)
Birmingham City (CH) v Wolverhampton Wanderers (PL)
Norwich City (PL) v Burnley (CH)
Arsenal (PL) v Leeds United (CH)
Derby County (CH) v Crystal Palace (CH)
Fleetwood or Yeovil Town (L1) v Blackpool (CH)
Swindon Town (L2) v Wigan Athletic (PL)
Barnsley (CH) v Swansea City (PL)
Chelmsford or Macclesfield (L2) v Bolton Wanderers (PL)
Newcastle United (PL) v Blackburn Rovers (PL)
Everton (PL) v Tamworth
Sheffield United (L1) v Salisbury City or Grimsby Town
Liverpool (PL) v Southend United (L2) or Oldham Athletic
Gillingham (L2) v Stoke City (PL)
Chelsea (PL) v Portsmouth (CH)
Watford (CH) v Bradford City (L2)
Peterborough United (CH) v Sunderland (PL)
West Bromwich Albion (PL) v Cardiff City (CH)
Reading (CH) v Stevenage
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