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Yes, transparency can seem like boasting, but TBD favors transparency
As you may have read this week, we are committed to transparency at TBD. We also should admit that transparency can come across at times as self-absorbed and boasting. We're OK with that. We prefer it to the reserve that is the culture of many news organizations.
For most of my 38 years in the newspaper business, I argued against correction policies in which we acknowledged that we had made a mistake but never told readers what the mistake was. Sometimes this was an explicit policy, something like "never repeat the error by spelling out what we wrote that was wrong." Other times, it was a consistent and firmly enforced practice, though never spelled out. I know this because I wrote corrections that explained what the error was and what the story should have said, and they were changed again and again.
As tens of thousands of people have read online on TBD, Fark, Gawker, Huffington Post, Poynter, Regret the Error, Twitter and no doubt elsewhere, TBD's Amanda Hess made an embarrassing typo on her blog. Her correction said it all: "This blog post originally stated that one in three black men who have sex with me is HIV positive. In fact, the statistic applies to black men who have sex with men." It went viral and thousands of people laughed at Amanda's error.
It so happened that even before Amanda joined our staff, Editor Erik Wemple and I had blogged about TBD's commitment to accuracy and our corrections policy. Our commitment to accuracy is nothing unique: Thousands of editors have assured their communities and their staffs of their commitment to accuracy. But our corrections policy is different from many newsrooms. As Erik wrote in that blog post: "We will be as aggressive in correcting our mistakes as we were in making them. Each article or blog item that includes a mistake will carry highly visible correction."
Now, Erik did give Amanda an out: "Errors than can be classified as typos will get a pass." This was, even if comical, a simple typo. But a few readers had called the typo to her attention by email and publicly on Twitter. She did the right thing and corrected it aggressively. And then it went viral.
Part of TBD's commitment to transparency is that we blog a lot about what we are doing. This can feel and look like self-promotion, and a lot of news organizations (most newspapers I have worked for) tend not to explain themselves much to their communities, sometimes out of a modesty that resists self-promotion but sometimes out of a none-of-your-business arrogance.
We got a lot of praise, some of it admittedly from ourselves, for the transparency with which we handled the correction. But two friends, who have also praised TBD, Chris Krewson, editor of Variety.com, and John Robinson, editor of the Greensboro News & Record, liked the way we corrected the error, but not the way we "spun" the correction as a reflection of transparency:
@mallarytenore @stevebuttry @jeffsonderman I appreciate @TBD's correction, but the transparency argument seems a nice way to spin a typo.
@stevebuttry @johnrobinson Not to wade in here, but it wasn't the correction that bugged me. It was pious sanctimoniousness after.
I like and respect Chris and John and am glad they reminded us that transparency can be annoying in its own way. But I disagree with them. (I'll spare you the whole exchange of tweets from yesterday, but you can read it by checking their Twitter feeds, linked above, and mine.)
The truth is that most newsrooms would have handled this correction one of two ways:
1. Simply fix the typo and say nothing, letting a few people be amused but hoping that they hadn't taken a screen grab that could go viral.
2. Write something like: "An earlier version of this post erred in describing the statistics about black men with HIV. The correct figure is that one in three black men who have sex with men is HIV positive." That truly follows the formal policy or the regular practice of most news organizations where I have worked. It leaves you wondering what the mistake was: Did the original post say one in four? Maybe two in three? Maybe it didn't specify race? You simply don't know.
Chris thought it was especially overboard that Amanda went on our afternoon trends show, the "MoJo power half-hour," to discuss her correction and how it went viral. In isolation, that does indeed seem a little attention-seeking. But the simple fact is that every day, anchor Morris Jones is out in the newsroom asking our community engagement staff what people are talking about online. Sometimes we send a staff member on the show to talk about something we are doing, such as seeking new names for Metro stations or asking about Halloween costumes and customs. Sometimes we steer him toward other people's work that is getting some viral interest, such as the Metro rap video. When something was getting as much attention as Amanda's correction was getting, we would have been making an exception to not discuss that on MoJo's show.
We also had an internal issue with our staff. However well someone appears to be handling an embarrassing situation, you don't know how that person is internalizing the error and the attention. And you have to consider what the rest of the staff is thinking as they watch how an embarrassing error is handled. If we just handled the error in silence, leaving Amanda to twist in the wind, how likely are other staff members going to be to correct as aggressively? Much better to praise her (and us) for our transparency, even if that means we appear to be boasting and spinning a typo.
In a comment on the Poynter piece about Amanda's correction, Richard Prince, Journal-isms blogger for the Maynard Institute, raised a valid point that the correction exposed our lack of copy editing at TBD. However, he said we had set up a "false choice between having copy editors and having reporters."
Richard was absolutely right that our decision not to hire copy editors raises the likelihood that errors like this typo would slip through (though, as I noted in a response, newspapers with copy desks have been making embarrassing typographical errors for my whole career and longer). However, I strongly disagree with his suggestion that this was a "false choice." Whether you are a startup or a long-established news organization, every staff position is a real choice of how to spend that money, and the staff positions are finite. Copy editors have value and perhaps we should have some copy editors. But every decision to add a copy editor is a decision not to use that position as a reporter or visual journalist (or whatever), and vice versa. That is the essence of newsroom staffing decisions.
The discussion started by Richard's comment is a good one. Copy editing has value and I hope TBD's news staff grows to the point where we can add copy editors, because that will mean our business has been successful.
In the meantime, we will continue expecting our reporters to get their facts right without copy editors checking their work (we do have editors and they do edit some stories before they post, and after posting, but we don't have a copy desk). And we'll continue discussing our operation pretty openly, accepting both the praise for our transparency and a few lumps for our spin.


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From September 28 to 30, 2010, hundreds of members of the global beauty and spa community gathered at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City for one of the most exciting events of the year, the HBA Global Expo 2010.
Imagine row after row of shiny new bottles, display cases of beauty packaging, makeup brushes, facial masks, and a special section devoted to spas and spa equipment called the New York Spa & Resort Expo! It was like being a kid in a candy store, except at mySkin, we're a bunch of skin and beauty fanatics! All the colors and beautiful things – in a huge stadium-like space, it was like a beauty lover's dream come true.
mySkin was very excited to be a part of the 2010 HBA and brought bright yellow, sunflowers, lots of chocolate, and cutting edge equipment to our booth. The 2010 HBA was also the debut of our revolutionary mySkin skin analysis tool that attendees were able to get a sneak peak at and try for the very first time. Individually, each person would sit down in front of a touch-screen computer for a personalized skin care analysis experience led by an expert mySkin specialist. Completely non-invasive with no need for the removal of make-up, we were excited to give each individual an opportunity to learn about key characteristics of their skin in just minutes. We loved everyone's questions and enthusiasm! It was wonderful to show people how they could take better care of their skin and in the case of the spas and aestheticians we met, their valued clients too.
We also were invited to present the mySkin skin analysis tool at the HBA Global on a stage set in the middle of the entire convention. It was great to see so many interested people and exciting to do a live skin analysis right in the middle of the conference.
Overall, the HBA is one of the premiere events for the beauty industry and mySkin was delighted to be a part of it. Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth, #8050, at the HBA. We can't wait for next year! It was great to meet so many student aestheticians in training too! Congrats on graduation to you all soon!
We're also attending Beauty and Spa events around the country throughout the year. Stay tuned to the next appearance of the mySkin team by following us on twitter @mySkininc or on Facebook! For more information on the new features about the mySkin skin analysis device, contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.

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If you met Meredith Chivers outside a professional function, chances are you'd have a skewed idea of what she does.
Chivers, a newly-hired assistant professor in the psychology department and a Queen's National Scholar, has spent the last few years conducting studies to measure men's and women's sexual arousal objectively and subjectively. She said she often has trouble making people understand the boundaries of such a steamy topic.
"If I meet people and they don't know me in a professional context, like, if I'm sitting on a plane, then I lie," she said. "People usually take that as a license to disclose personal details to me that I don't necessarily want to hear," she said, with a laugh. "I just tell people that I do research on cognitive science and they typically don't understand what that is, so they leave me alone."
Chivers is one of the few women studying human sexuality. Traditionally a male-dominated field, a lot of the research tends to focus on male subjects instead of women, she said.


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Universität Tübingen
Physiological Ecology of Plants
Research Activities of AG Requena
jump to: Appresoria formation | Carbon cycling in soil
bases of plant recognition and appressoria formation in arbuscular mycorrhizal
The mycorrhizal association between the Glomeromycota and the roots
of vascular plants represent for both partners a whole set of morphological
and metabolic adaptations to the life in symbiosis. However,
it is the fungal partner who depends absolutely on the plant to complete
its life cycle. In the absence of it, the arbuscular mycorrhizal spores can
only germinate and have a very restricted saprotrophic growth,
mainly upon its own carbon expenses. This growth is very limited in extension
but not in time, since the AM fungi have the ability to re-germinate
several times. For that, the hyphae expanding out of the spore arrest growth
after a certain time, about 2 to 3 weeks for G. mosseae, and suffer
apical septation with retrieval of protoplasm towards the spore
(Mosse, 1959). This rare mechanism is understood as a survival strategy of
the AM fungi under conditions where to find a root partner
becomes difficult or impossible. These spores and growing hyphae have therefore
a very different role as the extraradical symbiotic hyphae coming out of
the root. The first ones are using their stored energy in form
of triacylglyerides, glycerol and trehalose to grow enough to find a compatible
root, and if not, to arrest growth. In contrast, the extraradical
hyphae have as a main mission to scavenge mineral nutrients from the
soil (mainly phosphate) for nursing its symbiotic partner and, eventually,
also to colonize other roots.
A: Glomus mosseae spores crushed under the dissecting microscope showing its funnel like shape germination tube. B: Extraradical hyphae from G. mosseae stained with DAPI and showing the nuclei distribution along the hyphae
Symbiosis formation in AM fungi is induced upon a
partner recognition event that switches the developmental programme of the
fungus and triggers appressorium formation. In the absence
of host root recognition the fungus retracts back its protoplasm and suffers
a temporary growth arrest. This developmental switch is the subject of our
study, which tries to dissect the responsible molecular components.
We took a comparative molecular approach and studied the changes on gene
expression that occurred to the fungus upon induction with a host root. We
induced appressorium development on water agar medium by bringing
into contact parsley seedlings with germinated spores or sporocarps of AM
Glomus mosseae appressoria formed in the rhizodermis of parsley plants and visualized after staining with trypan blue.
A time course of appressorium development has shown that first induction takes place around 120 h, while at 168 h a plateau in the number of appressoria is achieved. We investigated both, early gene expression and later gene expression in order to selectively search for genes involved in signaling and recognition, or for genes responsible for structural changes. A novel gene GmGIN1, exclusively expressed during the out planta phase in G. mosseae is currently under close investigation. The full-length GmGIN1 cDNA encodes a protein of 429 amino acids with two-domain structure and a putative self-splicing activity. The N-terminal domain shares sequence similarity to a novel family of GTP binding proteins while the C-terminus has a striking homology to the C-terminal part of the hedgehog protein family from metazoa. A role of the GmGIN protein in the early signaling events is proposed (Requena et al., 2002).
Carbon cycling in the soil: role of arbuscular mycorrhizal
Plants roots are sink tissues that rely on the assimilated carbon fixed during photosynthesis at source tissues such as leaves. In nature, most roots usually live intimately associated to heterotrophic fungi, forming the so-called arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis. The fungus is hence dependent on the fixed carbon allocated to the root and in turn, it provides the plant with mineral nutrients, mainly phosphate, located beyond the depletion area around the root. This association is therefore a key player for the maintenance of the nutrient cycling in the terrestrial ecosystem. This equilibrium, required for a sustainable development, is however strongly affected by anthropogenic stresses such as intensive agriculture, overgrazing, deforestation or soil contamination. Although the way in which mycorrhizal fungi benefit plants is well studied from physiological and ecological perspectives, the precise molecular mechanisms by which the nutrient transfer takes place are largely unknown. It is also uncertain how the impact of man-made stresses might affect this nutrient cycling. The aim of our project is to gain knowledge about the genes and the proteins involved in the nutrient transfer between plant and fungus with especial emphasis on the carbon transport towards the rhizosphere and its regulation in response to ecosystem disturbance.
State of the art
The arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) symbiosis formed between a subgroup of fungi from the Zygomycota, the Glomalean, and the root of most vascular plants is mainly characterized by the reciprocal nutrient exchange between both symbiotic partners where the fungus receives from the plant part of the fixed carbon allocated to the root, calculated to be up to 20% of the photoassimilated carbon. This carbon enters in that way into the soil system where it can be later used by the rest of soil microbiota. In turn, the plant improves its mineral supply (mainly in phosphate) due to the ability of the fungal external mycelium to overcome the nutrient depletion area surrounding the root. A major question in the study of the arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis is where and how this nutrient exchange takes place. The fungus forms inside of the inner cortical cells of the root specialized haustoria called arbuscules. These are branched hyphae with a very reduced cell wall, surrounded by apoplastic space and by the so-called periarbuscular membrane of plant origin formed by invagination of the plant plasma membrane.
1. Effect of the mycorrhizal inoculation on plant growth. Anthyllis cytisoides plants were inoculated with Glomus deserticola and grown for 4 months. 2. Arbuscules formed in the inner cortical cells of the root. 3. A coil of a fungal hyphae formed inside cortical cells near the epidermis. 4. Detailed structure of two arbuscules stained with calcofluor to make the cell wall visible (courtesy of Prof. P. Bonfante, University of Torino).
While there is increasing evidence that phosphate translocated from the soil through the fungus is downloaded at the arbuscule interface where it is taken up by plant transporters, little is known about the place where the exchange of carbon takes place. Besides the arbuscule, inter- or intra-cellular hyphae (i.e. coils) formed in upper cortical cells cannot be ruled out as locations for the nutrient exchange.
Role of H+-ATPases in the nutrient exchange and regulation during the AM symbiosis
A main issue is of course, what form of carbon could be transported at these interfaces. Recent papers indicate that glucose or fructose could be the main form of carbohydrate that the fungus imports from the apoplastic space. It is known that both, phosphate as well as hexoses, are usually translocated by means of symporters which are supported by an electrochemical gradient in the plasma membrane created by H+ATPase enzymes. Therefore, these H+ATPases are likely to play an important role both at the plant and at the fungal symbiotic interfaces where either phosphate or carbon are translocated. In plants, H+ATPases form a large gene family whose members are either transcriptionally or/and posttranscriptionally regulated at different stages of plant development. A recent paper has shown that at least two of these plant H+ATPase isoforms are involved in the interaction with symbiotic mycorrhizal fungi. Using GUS-fused promoters the authors showed gene induction for these two isoforms in arbuscule-containing cells. In our laboratory we have identified two fungal H+ATPases which are developmental and nutrient regulated at the transcriptional level. One of these H+ATPase genes is preferentially expressed during pre-symbiotic growth and in intraradical hyphae, while the other is mainly expressed during the in planta phase. Our results indicate that, similarly to what plants, arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi recruit different proton pumps at different developmental or nutritional stages.
Role of neutral trehalase in the carbohydrate metabolism of the symbiotic arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
Trehalose (alpha-D-glucopyranosyl, alpha-D-glucopyranoside) is a non-reducing disaccharide found in a wide variety of organisms including fungi, bacteria, protozoa, nematodes, insects and plants. In fungi, trehalose is considered to be a storage carbohydrate in vegetative cells and spores, but also to have protectant role against several adverse conditions (heat, desiccation, freezing or drying). In arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi, the dominant storage carbohydrates detected in hyphae and spores are trehalose and glycogen. During asymbiotic growth, in the firsts days after the germ tube emergence, part of the trehalose stored in spores is broken down, possibly indicating that this carbohydrate sustains fungal growth at the very early stages of germination. The enzyme responsible of the intracellular breakdown of trehalose in several fungi is the neutral trehalase, a cytosolic enzyme with a optimum pH of 7.0. The aim of our work is to investigate the role of this enzyme in the carbohydrate metabolism of AM fungi. For that, the neutral trehalase gene from the fungus Glomus mosseae has been isolated by PCR using degenerated primers. The expression of the gene is being studied during different developmental stages of the life cycle of the fungus and its function analysed by functional complementation in yeast.
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Five entered guilty pleas to Judge Glen Harrison during 32nd Judicial District Court proceedings on Monday, Feb. 27, 2012.
Luis Albert Ruiz pled guilty to possession of marijuana, a state jail felony and received two years confinement in the State Jail Division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, probated for three years. He will also have to pay a $2,500 fine, $384 in court costs and $500 in attorney's fees, as well as serve 120 hours of community service.
The Sweetwater Police Department (SPD) received 47 calls for service, issued no citations and made one arrest on Feb. 27, 2012.
The SPD received 26, 911 calls.
Calls for service:
• Theft — 1700 block of Lamar.
• Criminal mischief — 1200 block of Ragland.
• Fraud — Sweetwater area.
Arrested by SPD:
• Brock Walker, 26 — Warrant.
The Nolan County Sheriff's Office (NCSO) had eight calls for service, served no civil papers and made two arrests on Feb. 27, 2012.
Arrested by NCSO:
• Chris Lawrence Flores, 37, of Roscoe — Judgment.
Funeral services for Lovetta Faye Mayhugh were held Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012, at 10 a.m. at Westside Baptist Church in Crockett, Texas with Rev. Steve Meadows and Mr. Victor Gonzales officiating. Interment followed at Post Oak Cemetery in Oglesby, Texas under the direction of Callaway-Allee Funeral Home.
Mayhugh died Feb. 17, 2012.
Sweetwater varsity hosts Wood Bat Classic at Newman Park through Saturday, March 3.
Sweetwater JV at Abil-ene tournament through Saturday, March 3.
Sweetwater varsity will play at Big Spring tournament through Saturday, March 3.
Sweetwater JV plays at Eula tournament through Saturday, March 3.
Roscoe junior high teams at Roby meet.
Blackwell junior high teams at Roby meet.
Sweetwater varsity boys will play at Andrews tournament through Saturday, March 3.
11 a.m. — Wall vs. Clyde
1:30 p.m. — Post vs. San Angelo Lake View
4 p.m. — Lake View vs. Wall
6:30 p.m. — Clyde vs. Post
11 a.m. — Ranger Junior College JV vs. Post
1:30 p.m. — Wall vs. Ranger Junior College JV
4 p.m. — Sweetwater vs. Post
6:30 p.m. — Wall vs. Sweetwater
9 a.m. — Lake View vs. Clyde
11:30 a.m. — Lake View vs. Ranger Junior College JV
2 p.m. — Sweetwater vs. Clyde
4:30 p.m. — Sweetwa-ter vs. Ranger Junior College JV
After a season-opening tie at San Angelo Lake View and splitting four games this past weekend at Lake View's tournament, Sweetwater almost overcame two six-run deficits Tuesday against 5A San Angelo Central in the Mustangs' home open-er. But the Bobcats held off a serious threat in the sixth inning, and held off another potential rally in the seventh for a 10-6 victory.
Sweetwater trailed 10-4 when Stephen May tripled with two outs to score Shawn Campbell and Cole Maxwell in the sixth inning and chase Central's starting pitcher Jake Butler.
Carlos Rico was the man at the center of a case that shocked the Big Country. In June of 2011, Rico strangled his young son, then dumped him along the side of Interstate 20 in Sweetwater. On Monday, Feb. 27, 2012, 32nd Judicial District Judge Glen Harrison found Rico not guilty of attempted capital murder by reason of insanity.
"It was my position all along that he was not competent to stand trial, but even much more important is he was not sane at the time of offense," said Michael Brown, Rico's attorney.
Though some changes are being made at the local level for State Farm, its new yet familiar agent wants to ensure that the company continually cares for its customers.
Richard Fergeson has taken over the State Farm establishment located on Broadway, but has been with the company since November 2009. He worked under local former State Farm agent Mike Reed until May 2011, when he began a nine month internship in Austin to make the transition into his new role beginning on March 1, 2012.
Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce President Rodney Foster presented a check from the Chamber to Coach Roland Herrera on Monday, Feb. 27, 2012. The donation will be used in the upcoming Wood Bat Classic Baseball Tournament. The tournament will start Thursday, March 1 and end Saturday, March 3.
The Third Annual Ridin' For Cash bull riding champion was Guthrie Long of Gardendale, TX. Second place was Will Anderson of Haslet, TX; third place was Stormy Rasberry of Roby, TX; fourth place was McKennon Wimberley of Cool, TX; fifth place went to Bradley Brittion of Odessa, TX and the sixth place winner was Kyle Carson of Ranger, TX.
The Mutton Bustin Champion was Kaleb Hall of Sweetwater.


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GStreamer on TI DaVinci and OMAP
|2009-12-29 03:56:23
|failed to open codec engine "codecServer" errors ti gst launch
|Posted By: hari gs
Join Date: 2009-10-13
Location: SINGAPORE
Hi all,
I once had a working ti gstreamer build and when I was experimenting with ti's graphics sdk, i was forced to switch from CS2008Q1 release to CS2009Q1 toolchain. Then I had to rebuild all the builds (dvsdk). But I later noticed gstreamer was not getting compiled with the 2009 toolchain.
Then tried reverting back the entire setup (changed to CS2008Q1) and rebuilt everything. But when I tried to launch the mp4 playback pipeline as shown below
"gst-launch -v filesrc location=/opt/media/new/um_unforgetable_30s_18jun_local.mp4 ! qtdemux name=demux demux.audio_00 ! queue max-size-buffers=8000 max-size-time=0 max-size-bytes=0 ! TIAuddec1 ! alsasink demux.video_00 ! queue ! TIViddec2 ! TIDmaiVideoSink videoStd=720P_60 videoOutput=DVI resizer=TRUE &"
I get the following errors.
GStreamer-CRITICAL **: gst_debug_log_valist: assertion `category != NULL' failed..........................................
TIViddec2 gsttividdec2.c:1155:gst_tividdec2_codec_start:
Also attached the complete console logs on running the above pipeline.
The same pipeline was working with my previous gstreamer lib and bins.
Already spent frustrating 3 days on this due to the long builds time and still could not restore it back.
Kinldy help me out to get out of this mess.
Other info:
- processor: OMAP3530
- Toolchain: arm-2008q1-126-arm-none-linux-gnueabi-i686-pc-linux-gnu.tar.bz2
- dvsdk_3_00_02_44,
- cg6x_6.0.16
- kernel from psp release from OMAP35x-PSP-SDK-02.01.03.11
Thanks and Regards,
|2009-12-29 08:48:38
|Re: failed to open codec engine "codecServer" errors ti gst launch
|Posted By: Diego Dompe
Join Date: 2008-11-18
Location: COSTA RICA
Please run with CE_DEBUG=2. I suspect the codec location may have changed on recent builds. This error log will give you a better log of what's going on.
|2009-12-30 01:27:28
|Re: failed to open codec engine "codecServer" errors ti gst launch
|Posted By: hari gs
Join Date: 2009-10-13
Location: SINGAPORE
Hi Diego,
Thanks for your suggestion, it enabled me to narrow down the problem and resolve it, but only in the form of workaround
After enabling CE_DEBUG=2 i got the following failed status information.
@1,002,562us: [+7 T:0x40dbd490] OP - Processor_create_d> Loading and starting DSP server 'cs.x64P' FAILED, status=[0x80008008] (look for error code 'DSP_EBASE + 0x8' in dsplink*/packages/dsplink/gpp/inc/usr/errbase.h)
(Though I could not decode the error, I realized the issue was with dsplink build.)
I also realized that I once did a� rebuild of complete dvsdk ie rebuild of dsplink and codecs, after which the issue was seen.
So i copied the dsplink content of a new dvsdk installation and did rebuild of dvsdk (this time i did not rebuild dsplink) and gstreamer and the issue was resolved .
Thanks Diego.
Happy New year everyone!!
Thanks and Regards,


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National Teleconference: August 4, 2010
The U.S. Department of Education's Promise Neighborhoods Program aims to significantly improve the educational and developmental outcomes of all children living in the most distressed communities across the country. The Department's vision is that children growing up in Promise Neighborhoods will have access to effective schools and strong systems of family and community support that will prepare them to attain an excellent education and successfully transition to college and career. Close to 400 nonprofit organizations and institutions of higher education have applied for the Department's planning grants to lay the groundwork for this important national agenda. Funders active in the field of education can play a critical role in advancing these communities of opportunity by contributing their knowledge, on-the-ground expertise, and financial resources, leveraging their own place-based community investments with federal matching funds.
In this interactive teleconference, representatives from the U.S. Department of Education and from two of the nation's most prominent foundations update education grantmakers on guidelines, goals, and a variety of peer activities currently underway to fulfill the promise of investing in children — from cradle-to-career — through this large-scale social innovation.
Donna and Jeannie also talk about the Promise Neighborhoods Institute which Atlantic, Ford, and a number of other foundations are supporting to provide tools, information, and strategies to assist any community interested in participating in the Department's Promise Neighborhoods program.
This teleconference is presented as part of the Foundation Center's Foundations for Education Excellence initiative, made possible through generous support by the C.S. Mott Foundation. We also thank the Council on Foundations, the Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers, Grantmakers for Education, and the Philanthropy Roundtable for their assistance with this effort.
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|THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2013 | 7pm
Click HERE to view the video of this program in YIVO's Program Archive.
Jonathan Brent, Executive Director, YIVO; Jeremy Dauber, Columbia University; Adam Kirsch, The New Republic (Moderator)
Admission: Free
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Novelist, playwright, journalist, essayist, and editor, Sholem Aleichem was one of the founding giants of modern Yiddish literature. The creator of a pantheon of extraordinary characters, his literature provided readers with a window into the world of Eastern European Jews as they confronted the forces of modernity that tore through Russia at the end of the 19th century. But just as compelling as the fictional lives of his characters, was Sholem Aleichem's own life story. Born Sholem Rabinovitch in Ukraine in 1859, he endured an impoverished childhood, married into wealth, and then lost it all through bad luck and worse business sense. Turning to his pen to support himself, he switched from writing in Russian and Hebrew to Yiddish in order to create a living body of literature for the Jewish masses. Join Jonathan Brent, Executive Director at YIVO, Jeremy Dauber, author of the recently published book, The Worlds of Sholem Aleichem: The Remarkable Life and Afterlife of the Man Who Created Tevye, and Adam Kirsch, for a lively discussion about the fascinating life and work of the "Jewish Mark Twain."
This is a special preview event, highlighting one of the public classes offered in YIVO's Winter Program in Ashkenazi Civilization 2014, "The Other Sholem Aleichem," offered by Jonathan Brent. For a complete list of classes, email Director of Education, Jennifer Young, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Worlds of Sholem Aleichem: The Remarkable Life and Afterlife of the Man Who Created Tevye will be available for sale at the event.
Jonathan Brent is the Executive Director of the YIVO Institute. Brent founded the internationally acclaimed Annals of Communism series at Yale University Press and significantly expanded Yale's publications in Jewish studies, acquiring titles such as The New Yiddish Library. Brent is also visiting professor of Russian History and Literature at Bard College and lectures widely on Jewish, Soviet and East European history. His books include Stalin's Last Crime (2003) and Inside the Stalin Archives (2008). He is currently writing a study of the Russian Jewish writer, Isaac Babel.
Jeremy Dauber is a professor of Yiddish literature at Columbia University, where he also serves as director of its Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies and teaches in the American Studies program. He received his undergraduate degree from Harvard and his doctorate from the University of Oxford, which he attended as a Rhodes Scholar. His previous books include In the Demon's Bedroom: Yiddish Literature and the Early Modern (2010) and Antonio's Devils: Writers of the Jewish Enlightenment and the Birth of Modern Hebrew and Yiddish Literature (2004). He frequently lectures on topics related to Jewish literature, history, humor, and popular culture at the 92nd Street Y and other venues throughout the United States.
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I live in the neighborhood, and since its re-opening under the new/ current management my husband and I had visited Chic's for a nightcap after dining at other restaurants several times before returning home. One night, however, we had little time before having to relive our babysitter, who has a better social life than us. We decided to dine close to home. We decided to try Chic's. It was excellent!! The quality of the food and wine selection are excellent. The atmosphere is cozy, and the prices were reasonable. We often dine at several of the great five star, well known fine dining establishments of Philadelphia. Chic's can compete with the best!
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For the second time in two business days, a man has robbed a bank in this region. At approximately 12:24 p.m. Monday, the Lawrence County 911 received a call concerning a bank robbery at the US Bank, located at 7537 County Rd. 107 in Proctorville, Ohio.
Lawrence County Sheriff Jeff Lawless said bank employees told his office that a while male, approximately 5 feet 9 inches tall with a "skinny build," short brown hair, and a mustache, wearing sunglasses, a ball cap, and a dark-colored windbreaker pullover, entered the bank and attempted to cash a check. Bank employees said there were some discrepancies with the check and the teller refused to cash it.
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The bank was occupied with three employees and no other customers. No one was injured. The investigation is ongoing and the FBI has been contacted.
The details of the robbery are very similar to the one that occurred last Friday in Wheelersburg. The Scioto County Sheriff's Department is investigating the robbery that occurred at Charter One Bank in Wheelersburg.
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Newmont Mining Corporation (NYSE:NEM) will be announcing its fourth quarter and FY2011 results before the market opens on Friday (24 February). Last Friday, the company's stock closed at $59.45, marking a 0.3% drop for the week. With a market cap valuation of about $30 billion, the stock peaked at $72.42 last November. However, since the start of the year, the stock has fallen by about 1.5%.
Newmont is one of the world's largest gold producers with operations in Australia, Canada, Indonesia, Mexico, Peru and the United States. It has a well-diversified base, with 22% in the US, 50% from Asia/Pacific, 19% from Peru and 7% from Ghana. The company also completed a large acquisition last year, with a $2.3 billion purchase of Fronteer Gold. The latter had significant mining assets in Turkey, Peru and the US, including many projects close to existing Newmont infrastructure in Nevada.
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The signature image from Paramount Pictures' Up in the Air shows actor George Clooney framed in an airport window, gazing out at the tarmac. The shot depicts a meditative moment that any airline traveler can relate to, but it also exemplifies how digital collage techniques can deliver the perfect frame that director Jason Reitman desired.
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You're wedding is where??? Sure, everyone wants to take a nice vacation, but it's not always easy when it's on the happy couple's terms. While destination weddings make for nice pictures, they can come with a high price tag. So after you're done dropping cash on plane tickets and hotel rooms, is it ok to spend a little less on the the present?
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I think you can definitely spend less! But if it were one of my best friends, I would probably still spend the same amount. And it's fun to use destination weddings as an excuse for a vacation if you can!
I feel like you should spend the same amount because you are still choosing to attend the wedding. You always have the option to not attend if you don't like the destination unless it's a close friend. But would you really want to lower your gift amount for a close friend.
I feel like it's asking a lot to except friends to pay hundreds or potentially over a thousand dollars to travel to your wedding and then expect a large gift (over $70). On the other hand, I also think it's rude to not invite people to your exotic destination wedding, then organize a separate wedding reception at which you ask people to make your wedding cake (and give them a recipe). What's up with that one?
I think I'd end up spending a shade less than usual, but only by barely. I think when I buy the gift I'm not thinking as much about the amount I spent on all the other pieces.
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Huawei presented a professional trunked product offering based on Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology for mission-critical communications and other users. The technology was displayed at a forum in Poland that brought together about 200 experts from partner companies, the commercial sector, operators, services and public administration and science, according to RadioTech.pl, a media partner of the event.
A new version of Huawei's Trunked - Trustar, a CDMA 1X/EV-DO technology for 3G operators, the LTE-based technology is a broadband multimedia system for digital trunking communications. In addition to standard services, Huawei presented streaming video with LTE radios equipped with a camera and a fast data transmission. Of particular interest to visitors was a compact version of eLTE in two suitcases. Though small, the product consists of an evolved packet care (EPC) and the radio module.
The Trustar 3G version uses the frequency bands 410 – 470 MHz and 806 – 890 MHz, and the eLTE version also supports frequencies in the ranges of 1.447 – 1.467 and 1.755 – 1.92 GHz. The company plans to support the 336 – 500, 806 – 824 and 851 – 869 MHz bands in the future.
Huawei officials said Trustar and eLTE is an ideal solution for various industries, such as energy, mining, oil, police, emergency and crisis management, the transport sector and the construction industry. eLTE trunking provides latency ranging from 100 to 200 milliseconds.
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World Chefs: Grausman takes fear out of French cooking
Jun 28, 2011, 7:08 a.m.
Q: As someone so familiar with French cuisine, do you have any favorite recipes?
A: "Pork Roast with Prunes for me is a fabulous recipe ... It comes from a classic country preparation of pork and prunes which is a saute, like a Coq au Vin. I was trying to rethink it, be more elegant, so I roast the pork and make a sauce with the prunes and red wine."
Q: What advice do you have for people trying to cook some of these classic French recipes for the first time?
A: "Generally I tell people to read through the book and when they come across a recipe that sounds easy and good, it will be. If it sounds a little difficult, skip over it. As you cook through the book your techniques will build, experience will build. Come back in six months to that recipe that sounded difficult and it won't sound difficult anymore."
Poires Au Porto - Pears Poached in Port Wine (serves 6)
6 pears, preferably Comice or Bosc, peeled
3 cups dry red wine
1 1/2 cups port
1/2 cup minus 2 teaspoons (100g) sugar
Peeled zest and juice of 1 orange
Peeled zest and juice of 1 small lemon
1. Place the pears upright in a deep pan just large enough to hold them. Add all of the other ingredients and bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce the heat and simmer gently, uncovered, until the pears are tender, 15 to 20 minutes for unripened pears and 5 to 10 minutes for ripened, ready-to-eat pears. Allow the pears to cool in the poaching liquid.
2. Place the pears in a serving bowl and strain the liquid over them. Refrigerate for 2 hours or more. (This can be done a day or two in advance.)
3. Serve 1 pear per person in a bowl or on a plate with some of the poaching liquid.
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Everyone here is under the impression that a Sunday afternoon/evening finish is still do-able, though that could change if there are any significant suspensions of play due to the weather.
Just talked with the tournament's executive director who said they might get a break of about an hour or two of at some point today. That would certainly help the Tiger/Goydos/Marino afternoon wave since they'll have soft greens and minimal (if any) rain.
The wind might be a bit stiffer, but it wasn't blowing that hard the last time I checked.
And Toms is playing well (though he just dropped to +1 for the day, -3 for the tournament). As is blast from the past (low am at '98 Masters and US Open) Matt Kuchar at E for the day and -3 for the week.
Maybe he thinks it's 1998?
Don't say that, not even joking.
In all seriousness though, there has been a lot of rain here this spring/summer. Was told by one of the pros at Liberty National last night that the course could handle about an inch to an inch and a half of water before things start getting bad out there. It's now been raining very steadily for three hours.
First off, I said he looks "completely totally and downright lost" in the majors - not on tour. I believe there is a big difference between the two.
The world is not ending, because of his four holes- and that is not the point of the blog post. He was having trouble reading the greens here- a number of players have made that point. This is a first-time venue, so there will be a lot of that. And since Tiger chose not to come out until this morning, it's not surprising that he did struggle with the greens.
I think some here might be missing what I'm saying: Tiger is not washed up -- far from it in fact.
But the point is that in the way that Tiger measures himself (and his legacy) is at the majors. Not winning one this year is certainly acceptable -- heck, he's gone major-less in three previous years in his career -- but the way he didn't win them this year, suggests he is in a minor slump.
The aggression and intensity that we're used to seeing from Woods in the early and late rounds of the majors just wasn't there this year. Then came the tentative and conservative play over this weekend and it has to make you wonder about where his game is.
I still think he will overtake Nicklaus' record- but it might just take a little longer than we all thought.
He'll be in the mix in one form or another, just based on his ability to run the football. Greg liked what he saw from him (albeit briefly) last season and I see no reason why he won't try and mix Jabu in with Natale or Savage or whoever emerges as the starter.
Does he have the goods to be the full-time starter? That's the proverbial $64,000 question.
Yes, I think Rutgers is. Are they all panning out? No, but that's par for the course at every big-time college program. Ask Pete Carroll or Mack Brown and they'll tell you that for every Colt McCoy and Mark Sanchez there are 3-4 guys who don't work out.
This year's class will be the watershed one as it's littered with high-level prospects. If the majority of them work out, there's a strong chance that Rutgers could end up being the dominant team in the league for the next 3-5 years. If that happens, it opens the door to bigger and better recruits than you're already seeing now.
Hopefully that answers the question.
I think the story is a valid and worthy one- Greg Schiano owns the NJ/NY/PA/DE recruiting trail of the Big East right now. No one is even close. But Marrone making it priority No. 1 is news for Rutgers fans.
Will he be successful- who knows? But the fact that a former power program in the Big East has its sights set on crashing the local recruiting party, most likely has GS' eyebrows raised. Especially when Marrone says that he's starting in NYC.
From a statement released by the New York Daily News' editor-in-chief Martin Dunn:
"This was a well-reported, well-researched, exclusive story, and it's a shame that the Mets deemed fit to cast aspersions on our reporter instead of dealing with the issues at hand.
"We stand by Adam 1,000 percent."
Good choice with Schaare- a good guy and an even better player. He was close last year at the Open, only one shot back after the cut after a 69, but shot 77 in the final round. Wouldn't surprise me in the least if he won.
I really toyed with putting Baltusrol back on that list, Drewson, I really did. But in the end, I simply think that Winged Foot is the tougher venue -- and 2006 proved that. In all honesty, the only way that Baltusrol could get the Open back is if they stretch out the course.
But, 1) They've got no more room and 2) Personally, I think if they were to make it any longer, it would ruin a great layout. I know it sounds like settling for second place, but if I were Baltusrol, I would try and become the premier PGA Championship destination in this metro area and try and nab a US Amateur every now and then.
As for Oak Hill- a nice course, but I think it too, is best suited for the PGA Championship.
I would go with Hasselbeck. Baltimore's defense is falling faster than Bill Parcells' reputation in Atlanta. Over it's last four games, the Ravens defense has allowed 1,070 passing yards, 10 touchdowns and has picked the opposition off only once. Hasselbeck had a mediocre game last week, but I think he shakes it off against the once-mighty Ravens.
Good luck.
I didn't know you asked fantasy advice during the day. I thought you only asked during the darkness of night when no one is paying attention.
Last week (like you) was a rough week. Technical difficulties sidelines me last Tuesday. And we planned to be up on Thursday, but we weren't named in the Mitchell Report.
As for teams sitting players this week, it's difficult to say. I don't see you'll see an all-out 3 quarter sit from any team except for Indy. (They can't afford to lose anyone else.) We should have a better idea as we get closer to the weekend, but I would say that for SD, Seattle and Tampa will play their regulars at least into the third quarter. But that could change. I will try and have a better update on Thursday.
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I think Jacobs is the better option over Lynch. Buffalo is 22nd against the run and I see the Giants running the ball more Sunday given Eli's 52 passes last week. Also, it is supposed to snow in Buffalo, which should help Jacobs' cause on the ground. The Bills gave up 163 to Jamal Lewis last Sunday in snowy Cleveland.
As for defense, I go San Diego over the Giants. I know Cutler's been playing hot, but the Bolts have been hotter.
Good luck.
All I can do is ask for fantasy forgiveness...and maybe one of those mind-erasing devices from Men In Black.
There's no fourth-string RB listed on the Broncos depth chart, but Mike Bell is the backup FB and a former starter, so my money is on him being the guy.
"Look in the little red light."
Good catch on the Gage/Wade foul up, apologies to the readers for that mess up.
RE: Andre Hall � news out of Denver is in fact saying that Hall has a high ankle sprain. Keep watch on Hall throughout the week as to his status. Travis Henry and Selvin Young are already both iffy with injuries of their own. I will hopefully have an answer in Thursday's blog.
1) I think Burress will be due for a return to his early-season status this week against the Vikes. Minnesota is at the bottom of the league in pass defense and with Jacobs iffy, I think the Eli/Plax connection will be working well. I also think Calvin Johnson is the pick over Mason.
2) Go with your instincts on this one Sizzle and don't trust the Vikes. Plus, the Titans have the Bengals this week. Arizona was the top fantasy defense last week playing the Bengals.
It's not going to be pretty when Hoodie plays Eric or Shula's old team. This guy seems to be on a mission.
A little nugget from our NFL Insider Paul Needell on Andy Reid and Devin Hester, in his weekly NFC East roundup:
EAGLES: Smart thinking on the part of coach Andy Reid, whose team must find a way to stop Bears return ace Devin Hester Sunday: "I would rather him not touch the ball." Hester has three kick/punt returns for TDs this season and nine in his two-year career. Apparently, making sure Hester doesn't touch the football is much easier said than done.
There's your answer...I think.
Pray. And pick up Trent Edwards (if you can). But mostly pray.
Yes, one in the same. Despite being befuffled that Reid left Justice (who I think will eventually be a solid OT) on an island, there's no way Reid can make the mistake of kicking to Hester with the way that his special teams have played.
And who's fantasy advice blog is this? But good cal on the Rotoworld tip on Johnson. But based on the amount of time he's missed � he'll probably be a game time decision.


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I'm a graphic artist/digital painter with a passion for wacom tablets and multiple monitors. I'll try to make this as short as possible and I thank you for any help, in advance.
I am used to working on windows XP with an AMD X2 4200+ (I think its 2.2GHZ) with 2GB and three 21 inch CRTs
I like both macs and PCs but I have never owned a mac that I can work on (Just this cute little G3, miffle loves the G3 :3)
Recently I have seen little point in buying more and more PCs, I would like an new more versatile experience. I was originally looking at a G4 450MHZ or something along those lines. I doubt that will be able to run photoshop 7-CS2 very well at all, though.
What do you think about the CPU speed? Do I have to wait until a G5 comes onto ebay before a pounce?
I will be running Tiger for now, I think.
for about two weeks I have been looking for infomation on multiple monitor support on mac OS X so my biggest worry is three monitors will not be a viable option.
I am not adverse to adding extra PCI graphics cards if it all works alright, sounds really rather slick.
I understand for high resolutions I will want to be working with something minimum 700MHZ with 1GB of RAM?
Is there anything else I should note? Anything important about three monitors? everymac, lowendmac and even apple support are so sketchy on it!
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On the CPU speed though, I would wait until you can grab onto a G5, and get one that is in the 1.8 GHz to 2.0 GHz range. Drawing/editing type programs (Photoshop comes to mind) tend to be real resource hogs. I would get the beefiest machine you can.
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not too bad for such a powerful computer.
I have been doing some more reading, according to lowendmac the G5 lower models came with PCI 64bit slots max 4GB RAM and 450watt power supply. Thats not too bad at all considering 4Gb is probably the most i'd ever want to go up to.
The more expensive models with a max of 8GB of RAM and I think... 600watt power supply run some extra PCI-X slots.
Unlike PCI-E both PCI 64bit and PCI-X (I've never owned a PC with the super crazy PCI-X, haha) are backwards compatible with PCI devices, as far as I can see.
Would the G5 hardware have problems with something like the card below?
(I may need the drivers for it, I think. The cards on sale comes with a driver CD)
Seems like an interesting card. I hope 64MB will be enough to drive a 21inch CRT or a 19inch CRT (Both something like Dells, Sonys or HPs)
Final question I think, is it certain that the G5 will have no issues with a second card or will it reject it?
There was a short thread on G5 apple support forums on the topic but the person who was recommended a second card never did respond.
Radeon 7000 64MB PCI
A problem is the ebay listing says G3 and G4 only.
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I would add another graphics card to a Mac tower for a 2nd or 3rd display, that way each monitor has a dedicated graphics card.
As long as it says "Mac Edition" or "Mac Compatible" on the box, and the machine you purchase has t he required slots for it, there should be no problems in adding a 2nd or 3rd PCI graphics card.
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Its great to see someone in a similar situation. Thanks a lot, G5 it is.
The dedicated AGP or PCI-E original graphics cards look good to drive two monitors but if I can get a model with extra PCI-E slots I can then by a PCI-E second/third graphics card to make sure I can run the required system.
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