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Educators plan to beef up the local food movement in 2013, sending a bold message to promote vegetables, fruits and meat from farms in Jefferson and Lewis counties.
One man who will spread this message is Steven W. Ledoux, a beef farmer from Croghan who was hired in December by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County. The hiring of Mr. Ledoux, who will be local foods community educator in Jefferson and Lewis counties, was made possible by a $95,883 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture farmers market promotion program.
Mr. Ledoux has been an agribusiness salesman since 1985 and for 13 years has managed his Croghan farm, where in May he launched a community-supported agriculture program in which customers establish contracts to receive fresh beef, pork, chicken and turkey year-round.
Bringing his experience in agribusiness into action, he has come to the extension office with plenty of ideas to link farmers with consumers, distributors and grocery stores that are seeking their food. To do so, he has teamed up with Amanda R. Root, community nutrition team coordinator, to launch a number of workshops centered on the locavore movement.
For example, in February, farmers will learn basics of using social media to market their products. Mr. Ledoux said that while farmers have a tendency to dismiss social media as a fad for younger people, launching a Facebook page or website can be an easy way to capture business.
Its a lesson hes learned firsthand this year by launching websites to promote his farm. Using Facebook, for example, farmers can update their customers about what crops they are growing to sell.
Mr. Ledoux said many families who are interested in eating healthy, locally grown food actively search for farms on the Internet.
You wouldnt believe how many people comment on Facebook, he said. This is something you almost have to do in this day and age to connect to the consumer.
Additional workshops Mr. Ledoux has planned highlight how to market and brand products, how to price products, and the art of salesmanship, which will include tips on how to understand and talk with potential customers. His role at the extension office, he said, will be to bring educational resources on local food directly to farmers.
Im like a bridge who is bringing the nutritional side of a business that is important to consumers, and then connecting it with the agriculture side, he said.
Mrs. Root, a community nutrition educator for 10 years, said that while the extension has focused on local food programs in the past, it now has the human resources and funding needed to spread its message to consumers, farmers, distributors and managers of grocery stores and restaurants.
Farmers who sell products also now have an opportunity to tap into the vast number of families in Jefferson County who receive food stamp benefits from the federal Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program. In 2012, the total value of food stamps collected in Jefferson County was $24,394,155. But at the same time, Mrs. Root said, only $8,127.55 in food stamp benefits were collected at local farmers markets that participate in the program. A workshop teaching farmers how to enroll in programs offered to low-income families will be hosted in February.
Our thoughts are that if we can increase the number of farmers that accept benefits, we can keep this funding in the local economy, she said. The number of farmers who participate in this is very low right now, and theres huge potential if they can tap into this food stamps market. The funding is going out of the economy right now, but we want to keep it here.
Local grocery stores, including Hannaford and Price Chopper, are highly interested in collaborating with local farmers to sell fresh vegetables, fruits and meats. Mr. Ledoux said forming partnerships with grocery stores can be as easy as submitting an application and passing an inspection. At grocery stores, farmers products are stocked on shelves indicating where they were grown.
Every grocery store Ive talked to locally says they will work with farmers, Mr. Ledoux said. Price Chopper says they sell everything they get.
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AS I CAREFULLY watched both the Democratic and the Republican conventions this summer, I realized, once again, how challenging and complicated it is to bring faith to politics.
For example, the phrase "middle class" was likely the most repeated phrase at the conventions. And even though both parties are utterly dependent on their wealthy donors (a fact they don't like to talk about), they know that middle-class voters will determine the outcome of the election. Now, I believe a strong middle class is good for the country, but Jesus didn't say, "What you have done for the middle class, you have done for me." Rather, Matthew 25 says, "What you have done to the least of these, you have done to me."
When your first principle for politics is what happens to the poor and vulnerable—and I believe that is the first principle for Christians—you keep waiting at conventions for those words and commitments. There were a few moments when the poor were briefly mentioned, but it certainly wasn't a strong theme in Tampa or Charlotte. "Opportunity" for the middle class was an important word in both conventions this year, but Christians must be clear that creating new opportunities for poor children and low-income families is critical to us.
The conventions also talked a great deal about "success," but how we define that is very important. Is success mostly about how much money we make, defining the "American Dream" as being able to pass on more riches to our children than what our parents passed on to us? Or is success measured by how we as a nation prioritize, in our spending and political choices, the sick, the vulnerable, the weak, and the elderly? Is it determined more by the values we pass on to our children—evaluating our lives, and theirs, by how much we are able to help others?
America is a nation of immigrants, and how we welcome "the stranger" in our midst is another Christian principle for politics. So is our racial diversity as a nation, where all our citizens must be treated as having equal value. The most inspiring stories at the conventions for me came when that diversity was evidenced on the stage—from a young undocumented "dreamer" and a black first lady on the platform at the Democratic convention to Condoleezza Rice telling her fellow Republicans how a little girl from a segregated Southern city became secretary of state. But little mention was made at either convention of the racial disparities in America's burgeoning prison industry or voting suppression efforts that most affect minorities and people who are poor.
Hearing speech after speech end with "God bless America" got a little tiring for me; as a Christian, I would have liked more recognition that God wants to bless the whole world. My British wife sitting next to me is a regular reminder of how much broader our worldview as American Christians needs to be. The idea that when the world needs something really important done, it always takes an American—as was explicitly said at one convention but implied at both—is a thought that likely wouldn't occur to God. I love my country too, but both conventions were full of national boasting rather than the national humility that being a "nation under God" would suggest.
Veterans were thanked again and again, and "wounded warriors" were lifted up in ways that brought tears to many eyes, including mine. But when are we going to talk about the unnecessary and wrong wars that politicians keep sending our young men and women into? Wouldn't preventing those conflicts or ending them sooner ultimately be the best way to "support our troops"?
And while I too like the idea of being freed from our dependence on Middle East oil (and therefore helping to prevent sending any more young people to wars that have too much to do with our oil addiction), a Christian commitment to creation care would lead us fundamentally to question our dependence on fossil fuels—which has wreaked havoc on our planet and threatens the future of our grandchildren, and especially those in the poorest nations, with dramatic climate changes. Those grandchildren will rightly wonder why we didn't talk much about that at the political conventions of our time.
As Christians trying to relate our faith to politics, we have to ask much deeper questions than are usually raised at the conventions of either political party. We have to ask: What has happened to our politics and why are we so unable to solve our deepest problems?
Hope and Change?
Remember what was in the political air during the fall campaign for the 2008 presidential election—the feelings of hope and the possibility for real change? Doesn't that seem like a very long time ago now?
"Hope" and "change" were indeed the words of Barack Obama's campaign. But they also reflected the deep desire for what many people believed was necessary in American politics—especially a new generation who turned out in mass numbers in 2008, both to volunteer and vote, which ultimately made a critical difference in the election's results. Obama ran on the tide of that movement, even though he didn't create it, and he encouraged people to put all their hopes for change onto him.
Nobody can deny how much that hope for change and reform has now faded. Oppositional politics has replaced any hope for political cooperation to solve our problems, and the power of special and vested interests regularly blocks solutions and change. Winning, instead of governing, is now the way of life in Washington, D.C. Never in our lifetimes has Washington been such a place of ideological and uncivil partisan warfare—all to the detriment of the common good.
I vividly remember a meeting at the White House after the 2010 election at which administration leaders said that the political system was even more broken than they had imagined before coming in, that the power of money was pervasive, and that somewhere along the way they had decided to just try and work with a broken system to get a few things done. In my opinion, they did get some important things done, but change seemed much slower than many had hoped.
The system is still as broken as ever, with the power of money even more dominant since the disastrous 2010 Supreme Court decision which ruled that corporate expenditures in political campaigns couldn't be limited. The power of money and the partisan chokehold on political discourse now prevent our elected officials and legislative bodies from even seriously addressing, let alone solving, the root problems of our public life. The checks have replaced all the balances in American politics. And until we remove the excessive power of money from politics, we will never put values back into it.
In late 2008 and early 2009, steps were taken by Congress and the administration to shore up the financial institutions that had precipitated the deep economic crisis, in keeping with the policies of the previous administration. While some challenged the bailout of Wall Street, most commentators thought it was necessary to prevent complete economic collapse. But the big banks were not held accountable for what even people in their world called "reckless" and "greedy" behavior. No serious penalties, restrictions, or even conditions were imposed for the taxpayer's bailout of the big banks, whose selfish behavior had caused so much suffering for so many people.
Thus was lost the greatest opportunity since the time of Franklin Roosevelt for challenging and curtailing the power of money in our society and politics. And the chance to use such a major crisis to fundamentally rebuild the nation's neglected infrastructure, perhaps including a clean energy grid for the future and the creation of millions of jobs in the process, was also missed, due to both Republican opposition and White House timidity.
Perhaps the biggest mistake the Obama administration made was the concession to simply work with such a broken system to get a few things done, rather than deciding to mobilize and partner with citizen social movements that seek to fix this broken system, movements that had elected this administration to begin the process. The most memorable periods of political change—including those during the presidencies of Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt, John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, and even Abraham Lincoln—were all vitally shaped and pushed by movements, whether created by farmers, labor, civil rights advocates, or abolitionists. We have learned once again that only moral pressure and serious momentum from the outside can make change happen on the inside.
Why Elections Matter—and How To Choose
Even in a broken political system, the apathy of not voting only further deepens our problems. Engagement is required for Christian citizens, but not only at election time. Elections are important because they can make a real difference in whether the country starts wars or prevents them, exploits the environment or stewards it, increases our racial divides or bridges them, decreases the economic opportunities for people to provide enough for their families or increases them, chooses continuing benefits and subsidies to powerful interests or supports long-term fiscal sustainability, undercuts the dignity of life from womb to tomb or defends it, undermines healthy family and cultural values or supports them, sacrifices religious liberty and human rights or protects both, and whether it protects the most vulnerable or not. And we all know how important presidential appointments are, especially those to the Supreme Court.
Race, in particular, is important in this election. To politically oppose the policies of the Obama administration, of course, is not racist. But the racial overtones of some of the opposition to Obama should concern all Christians, regardless of their politics, and that should be called out wherever expressed, even subtly, in this campaign. Racial healing and reconciliation is a fundamental Christian virtue, and all of us must be vigilant that this election not set us back from that goal.
How we vote is likely to have less impact than what we do for the common good in our lives outside the voting booth, with all of our day-to-day choices and decisions. Sometimes, the best we can do is make an electoral judgment about who will do the least damage to the common good; or who will allow the most openness to pursue moral agendas in the behavior of government, the market, and civil society; or who will help build the partnerships we need between the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to actually start solving our problems.
All candidates, including Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, should be evaluated by the competing visions of what they are setting forth for the country, by their vastly different policy positions, and by their personal moral compass and how it will impact their leadership. For Christians, our election choices should always have most to do with protecting the "the least of these":
- low-income individuals and families
- undocumented people, who are in the biblical category of "the stranger"
- children born and unborn
- those most vulnerable to hunger and disease around the world
- poor people most impacted by climate change
- women and children being trafficked and exploited, and
- those who are victims of violence and the "collateral damage" of war.
The Circle of Protection, a broad coalition of churches and faith-based organizations from across the political spectrum, asked both President Obama and Gov. Romney to respond to the current U.S. poverty numbers, the highest in the last 50 years. We invited them to tell the churches what they would do about that in a five-minute video that we promised to distribute throughout our churches. We were pleased that both presidential candidates responded, and we released their videos in early September (they can be found at sojo.net/election). Now, no matter who wins, we can hold the president accountable to what he has said.
Key to this election is to trust the commitment to fundamental political reform that many made in the last election. That commitment is still so very important. Skepticism about our current political process is clearly valid, but cynicism about the very idea of change will undermine our future. But we have to learn how change will come.
Most fundamentally, we need to focus on the tremendous influence of money in our society and in politics, and how that works against all who are powerless—the people that faith communities should always care most about. In particular, if we don't challenge and change the growing power of money over politics, we simply won't be able to accomplish the change we desire, and our hope for reforming democracy will steadily diminish. A commitment to the common good over private gain must now be the starting point of our politics.
It's time to apply the lessons we have learned about not ultimately trusting in candidates, and certainly not in parties, for the changes we need. Party allegiance, especially among younger people, is no longer guaranteed, and that may be a good thing. But what will most shape the future, if old political structures and alliances are seriously diminishing? It will either be the overwhelming power of money in politics that ultimately controls outcomes in favor of the wealthiest special interests—or it will be the energized power and influence of citizen social movements, particularly with the growing ability of social media and other forms of organizing to actually increase democracy, as we have seen all over the world. Bottom-up change is driving events in many places—change that doesn't depend as much on large, top-down organizations. Moneyed interests and social movements are now locked in a moral battle for the future of our public life.
Issues and people, more than candidates and parties, are what should motivate us now. Advocating for real people who are being impacted by real issues is bringing a new generation into public life. The moral measure of politics must be the ancient and sacred idea of the common good. A new hunger for the common good is emerging as the goal for our life together, rather than the political victories of one set of elites over another.
Individual freedom and well-being is an important American value, but so is community—the recognition that we are all bound together and responsible for one another. Those two values together are infused into the best of our history, and losing the critical balance between them puts this country in great danger. What most needs to be recovered is that commitment to the common good, what Jesus called loving your neighbor as yourself. We are indeed our brother's and sister's keeper, and our votes during this election, and our behavior afterward, should show that.
Jim Wallis is editor-in-chief of Sojourners magazine.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Senior guard Hannah Phillips will look to become the fifth Lady Bison to surpass the 1,000 point barrier as the Lipscomb women's basketball team hosts Northern Kentucky on Saturday at 6:30 p.m.
Phillips, with 991 career points, looks to join Anna Bowers, Katie Beth Pate, Jenna Bartsokas and Courtney Boynton in the 1,000-point club after scoring a career-high 24 points at USC Upstate last Monday. She also averaged 21 points for the weekend with 18 points at ETSU.
The Lady Bisons, 2-19 overall and 1-10 in A-Sun play, fell to Northern Kentucky on Jan. 12 after being was shut down by a staunch defensive effort in the second half.
Northern Kentucky enters 9-11 overall and 6-5 in A-Sun action after winning two-straight victories this past weekend, an 81-61 victory at USC Upstate and a come-from-behind 77-76 victory at ETSU.
The Norse are led by Kayla Thacker and Tiara Hopper with identical 10.5 point-per-game average. Hopper snags a team-high 5.7 rebounds per game. NKU also has reigning A-Sun Newcomer of the Week Rianna Gayheart who averaged 13.5 points last week.
In what will be a battle of two of the top freshmen in the Atlantic Sun, Alex Banks leads all rookies with 11.6 points per game in league play. Thacker leads all freshmen at 10.5 points per game overall. Both are also almost even in rebounds as Thacker snags 5.1 rebounds per game to Banks' 4.8 per game.
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In Ogdensburg, the seat of the Diocese of Ogdensburg, the bells at towering St. Marys Cathedral began to peal mid-afternoon Wednesday and resonated throughout the city.
They joined ringing bells from Roman Catholic churches all over the 104,113-member, 12,036-square-mile diocese that covers all of Northern New York.
There was a new pontiff to celebrate.
The new pope, Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires, Argentina, will be called Francis, the 266th pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church. He is also the first non-European leader of the church in more than 1,200 years. He took his name in honor of St. Francis of Assisi, who left riches and comfort for a life of poverty and prayer.
Local clergy reaction was positive.
Were very happy about the new pope, said The Rev. F. Shurtleff, pastor of Notre Dame Church, Ogdensburg.
Rev. Joseph A. Morgan, rector of St. Marys, joined in the praise.
All were hearing about him is wonderful things, he said. Thats hes a very humble man.
Other north country clerics agreed that Pope Francis will be a strong, informed and modern leader for the church and its estimated 1.5 billion faithful.
A delegation of dozens of members of St. Anthonys Catholic Church, Watertown, including The Rev. Donald A. Robinson, was at the Vatican when the announcement was made.
Deacon Kevin T. Mastellon of St. Patricks Catholic Church, Watertown, said it was a good sign for the church to have finished the conclave so quickly, and added that the new pope will have challenges to face in the new role.
We pray that hell be ready to take on the task, and will be inspired to choose those battles that need to be fought and fight them well, he said.
The Rev. Garvin J. Demarais, pastor of St. Ritas Church, Deferiet, and St. Pauls, Black River, said the voting cardinals did a good job selecting Pope Francis I, calling him both knowledgeable and humble.
This is very good for the church, he said.
Rev. Demarais said he and the church will be with the new pope in prayer as he takes on the new role. Bishop Terry R. LaValley was attending a retreat Wednesday and could not be reached for comment.
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MASSENA - The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has upheld the U.S. District Court conviction of a former Massena Central School coach for sexual enticement of a minor.
Christopher S. Morin was sentenced in November 2011 to 188 months in federal prison after being convicted of the lone charge in June 2011 following a three-day trial.
Morin, a co-owner of the now defunct semiprofessional Silver and Black Raiders football team, was accused of contacting a 15-year-old girl through a social networking website and with text messages and soliciting sex from her in August 2010.
According to documents filed Wednesday in District Court in Utica, Morin appealed the conviction primarily based on the argument that the evidence presented against him was insufficient to support the jury verdict. He contended, among other things, that the teenage girl initiated their exchanges and that, in certain exchanges, he expressed suspicion that an undercover agent was posing as the minor female.
The Court of Appeals ruled that even if the girl initiated the contact, the text messages showed that Morin actively encouraged the extensive communications that ensued, steering those conversations in sexual directions and, eventually, stating a desire and intent to have sexual relations with the minor.
The court ruled that this evidence was sufficient to support the jurys finding that he had tried to entice the girl into sexual activity. The court also said that Morins text messages escalated from flattery about the minors physical appearance to sexual innuendos and, ultimately, to cruder discussions of anticipated sexual contact, causing the court to find that the messages were a significant step in grooming the minor for the intended sexual activity, again sufficient evidence to support the conviction.
The court further said that Morin went beyond proposing meetings with the girl, texting her that she should come now to a proposed meeting spot and then going to the location. He was arrested at a St. Regis Mohawk Reservation gas station on Route 37 in Hogansburg by undercover agents posing as the girl.
He was investigated but never charged with inappropriate contact with teen girls while he was coaching in the Massena Central School District in 2008, court records indicated.
He was suspended from coaching in 2009 and prohibited from being on school property.
A criminal complaint filed by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent said the girls parents told village police Aug. 6, 2010 that Morin had contacted their daughter through a social networking website and with text messages.
The teenager told Massena Village Police investigators that Morin contacted her several times during the first week of August 2010 and said he wanted to provide her alcohol, drugs and have sexual intercourse, court records show.
Undercover agents began posing as the 15-year-old girl on the website Aug. 9, 2010.
Morin allegedly sent hundreds of text messages to the undercover agents over the next five days, with most having sexual overtones, federal records said.
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Lifelong learning for adults is an increasingly important educational specialization in the 21st century. The massive economic, political, social and psychological changes that are transforming the nature and structure of virtually all institutions in society have rendered obsolete the notion that people can be adequately educated, once and for all, in their youth. In addition, the challenges faced by adults today call for changes in our social, economic, and political systems. The Adult Learning and Leadership Program emphasizes transformative learning and development for adult and organizational change in many different settings — educational institutions, business and non-profit or government institutions, healthcare, and community settings. We prepare educational leaders to create bridges to strengthen organizational, community and national capacity.
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TIFF 2014 has come and gone, but before we roll those red carpets back up and store them away for the year, we should obviously take a moment to bow down to the sartorial highlights of the past 11 days. From a red hot Kate Bosworth in BOSS to the ever glamourous Julianne Moore in Giambattista Valli, Hollywood's leading ladies definitely brought their finest film premiere duds to Toronto.
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Returning and catching up on current events: viewtopic.php?f=32&t=10141
Posting minor amounts of win, followed by significant amounts of fail: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=10138
(Potentially) getting into a forum battle: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=10143
Getting drunk and (possibly) laid: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=10074&start=210
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Settlement and Standstill Agreement
This SETTLEMENT AND STANDSTILL AGREEMENT, dated as of July 13, 2007 (the "Agreement"), is by and between Arbinet-thexchange, Inc., a Delaware corporation ("Arbinet"), and the individuals and entities listed on Schedule A hereto (collectively, the "Stockholders").
WHEREAS, the Stockholders are the beneficial owners of shares of common stock, par value $0.001 per share, of Arbinet (the "Common Stock"); and
WHEREAS, by letter dated March 19, 2007, Karen Singer, as trustee for the Singer Children's Management Trust (the "Trust"), provided notice to Arbinet of her intention to nominate Shawn O'Donnell, Jill Thoerle, and Stanley Kreitman for election as directors of Arbinet at its 2007 annual meeting of stockholders (the "Stockholder Nomination"); and
WHEREAS, subject to this Agreement the Trust intends hereby to withdraw the Stockholder Nomination and refrain from contesting the election of directors at Arbinet's 2007 annual meeting of stockholders; and
WHEREAS, Arbinet and the Stockholders intend to provide hereby for, among other matters, enlargement of the Board of Directors of Arbinet (the "Board") from six (6) to nine (9) members and for the appointment of Shawn O'Donnell, Jill Thoerle, and Stanley Kreitman to the Board to fill the vacancies resulting therefrom, and furthermore, Arbinet and the Stockholders desire to otherwise resolve all matters between them, including those matters at issue in or with respect to the Stockholder Nomination.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements contained herein, and for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties hereto hereby agree as follows:
Section 1. Representations .
(a) Binding Agreement: Authority . Arbinet hereby represents and warrants that this Agreement has been duly authorized, executed and delivered by Arbinet, and is a valid and binding obligation of Arbinet, enforceable against Arbinet in accordance with its terms. Each of the Stockholders represents and warrants that this Agreement has been duly authorized, executed and delivered by such Stockholder, and is a valid and binding obligation of such Stockholder, enforceable against such Stockholder in accordance with its terms.
(b) Share Ownership of Common Stock . Each of the Stockholders hereby represents and warrants that, as of the date hereof, it and its Affiliates and Associates (as such terms are hereinafter defined) are the "beneficial owners" (as such term is hereinafter defined) of the shares of Common Stock set forth opposite their respective name on Schedule A hereto (the "Shares"), and that neither it nor its Affiliates or Associates beneficially own, or have any rights, options or agreements to acquire or vote, any other shares of Common Stock.
(c) Defined Terms . For purposes of this Agreement, the term "Affiliate" and "Associate" shall have the respective meanings set forth in Rule 12b-2 promulgated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the "Exchange Act"). For purposes of this Agreement, the terms "beneficial owner" and "beneficially own" shall have the same meanings as set forth in Rule 13d-3 promulgated by the SEC under the Exchange Act, except that a person shall also be deemed to be the beneficial owner of all shares of Common Stock that such person has the right to acquire pursuant to the exercise of any rights in connection with any securities or any agreement, regardless of when such rights may be exercised and whether they are conditional.
Section 2. Directors .
(a) Additional Directors . The Stockholders and Arbinet agree that as promptly as practicable (but in no event more than the second (2 nd ) business day) following the execution of this Agreement by the parties hereto, the Board will increase the size of the Board to nine (9) members and (i) appoint Shawn O'Donnell and Jill Thoerle (together with any successor nominees appointed by the Stockholders pursuant to this Agreement, the "Class III Nominees") to fill the newly created directorships on the Board as Class III directors whose term shall expire at Arbinet's 2007 annual meeting of stockholders, and (ii) appoint Stanley Kreitman to fill the newly created directorships on the Board as a Class II director whose term shall expire at Arbinet's 2009 annual meeting of stockholders. At such time as Shawn O'Donnell, Jill Thoerle, and Stanley Kreitman shall each become a director of Arbinet in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, Shawn O'Donnell, Jill Thoerle, and Stanley Kreitman shall agree in writing to be bound by the terms and conditions of Arbinet's policies applicable to directors, including, without limitation, Arbinet


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"Eye on Space" is the 4th in an existing series of brochures featuring EU Space Research co-projects funded by the European Commission and managed by REA under the FP7 and mainly in the domains of GMES and Strengthening Space Foundations (SSF).
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The first new Galileo satellite arrives at the European Space Agency for space testing, ESA reports.
The first satellite of Galileo's next phase has arrived at ESA's technical heart in the Netherlands for a rigorous set of tests to check its readiness for launch.
This first Galileo Full Operational Capability – FOC – satellite is functionally identical to the first four Galileo In-Orbit Validation satellites already in orbit (the operational nucleus of the full Galileo constellation), but has been built by a separate industrial team.
Like all the other 21 FOC satellites so far procured by ESA, the satellite's prime contractor is OHB in Bremen, Germany and the navigation payload was produced by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd in Guildford, UK.
This first FOC satellite arrived by road at ESTEC's Test Centre in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, on 15 May to undergo a series of tests simulating different aspects of launch and space environment. The comprehensive test programme will validate the new design and all the satellites to follow.
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Logistics management is the backbone of all distribution systems for goods and services.
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DEFERIET The village Board of Trustees on Monday determined who could purchase unused village property, as the submitted bids were opened.
In June the board, at the suggestion of Trustee William S. Littlefield, decided to declare numerous village-owned items surplus and sell them through sealed bids. A viewing was held earlier this month.
A 26-inch analog television went to Sara Titus for $57. She also will be allowed to purchase an iPad for $322. Another iPad was awarded to Danny Powell for $350, and four more will go to Johnson Newspaper Corp. at a cost of $321 each. Income from the sale totaled $2,013.
Other items, including two upholstered rocking chairs, a utility trailer, carpeting, paving stones and a non-working zero turn mower, received no bids.
According to Mayor Janet M. Zando, no decision has been made as to how to dispose of the leftover items, but an auction was suggested.
In other village news, a pig roast fundraiser to aid in purchasing playground equipment has been scheduled for Oct. 12. Doug Babcock will be the chairman, working in conjunction with the Deferiet Fire Department.
Mickey Lehman of Bernier, Carr and Associates, Watertown, gave an update on the water project that is being undertaken with the village of Herrings.
Deferiet passed a resolution to install laterals for the Fred Cook, Steve Martin and Donald Howard residences on Route 3.
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I don't think I would have lost anything this week my appetite has returned with a vengence, but my calorie burn & step count is lower than normal. I think these last 2 weeks there may have only been a couple days I have met my calorie burn. I may have put some weight on, last week I gained 0.2 of a pound.
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S: Peppermint tea
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By Sal Maiorana - Rochester D&C
ORCHARD PARK - There has been a lot of talk lately about the Bills need to find their quarterback of the future, and the 2013 draft is the likely avenue for that pursuit.
However, coach Chan Gailey isn't ready to say that if the Bills do draft a quarterback in April, that he would immediately become the starter ahead of Ryan Fitzpatrick.
"We've always said we're looking to develop a quarterback for the future, but I don't think it's the near future," Gailey said Wednesday afternoon. "I think we're talking about Fitz being the guy for us and as we continue to get better, I think he's going to be the guy so I see us being able to be very productive as an offense with Fitz at QB and I've always said that and believed that."
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"That's a big part of it for me, it's something that weighs on me, it's weighed on me all year long in terms of not being able to do it, not be as successful as we've wanted to be. I've got no choice but to go out there and continue to put together successful plays and successful drives and win games."


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Tommy is fresh out of prison and ready for a second chance in life. But, he finds out that life outside his prison cell is much more complicated than he was expecting, thanks especially to his eccentric sister and the entourage of crazy people who seem to find him wherever he goes.
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Loca - Location Oriented Critical Arts
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Loca is an artist-led interdisciplinary project on mobile media and surveillance. It forms part of an AHRB funded research programme exploring the shifting boundaries between art practice, the event and data systems. Loca is grass-roots, pervasive surveillance. A person walking through the city centre hears a beep on their phone and glances at the screen. Instead of an SMS alert they see a message reading: We are currently experiencing difficulties monitoring your position: please wave you network device in the air.
Loca is an exercise in everyday surveillance, tracking digital objects in physical space. What happens when it is easy for everyone to track everyone, when surveillance can be affected by consumer level technology within peer-to-peer networks without being routed through a central point?
The project foregrounds secondary characteristics of mobile communications, such as the ability to locate consumer mobile devices in real-time and near-real-time, and the kinds of peer-to-peer pervasive surveillance that is possible as a result. Loca explores the shifting nature of surveillance as it ceases to be the preserve of governmental or commercial bureaucracies.
Pervasive surveillance has the potential to be both sinister and positive, at the same time. The intent of Loca is to equip people to deal with the ambiguity and to make informed decisions about the networks that they populate.
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INTERFERENZE 2006, Naturalis Electronica
With its 2006 edition, INTERFERENZE,
international festival of sounds, new visual arts
and media, is seated in the mountains of the
partenio / Valle Caudina, which it will fill live
performances, installations, projections,
seminars, free camping, artists and public.
Although INTERFERENZE is tied to the land,
electronic and multimedia arts are its driving
force: performances, installations, events,
workshops and conferences complete the event.
INTERFERENZE confirms its traditional division
into three thematic macroareas: 1) SOUNDS, with
laptop culture artists; 2) NEW MEDIA, video,
software art and new technologies; 3) TALKS,
WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCES. A new section will form
part of INTERFERENZE 2006: NATURALIS ELECTRONICA,
focused on the interconnection between electronic
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ISEA2006 Papers
Intelligent Agent Special Issue
"In collaboration with the ISEA2006 Festival and Symposium taking place from August7-13 in San Jose, intelligent agent is featuring the papers presented at the ISEA symposium in this special issue, which is published both online and can be ordered print-on-demand at the intelligent agent website. As the symposium is breaking with some of the conventions of a conference ��� encouraging a more dilaogical format where papers are not formally presented but pre-published online and discussed in the symposium sessions ��� this special issue also slightly deviates from the traditional publication format of conference proceedings. Rather than serving only as a form of "documentation" after the festival, this issue also functions as an "on site" companion to the symposium, making the papers available to symposium visitors for easy reference. It is part of the nature of this process that the essays included here are in various stages of "development": some of them have been previously published and discussed on mailing lists and then revised; others are in a "beta" stage, proposing ideas for further discussion within the symposium..." -- Patrick Lichty and Christiane Paul, Intelligent Agent.
Sources: intelligent agent Vol. 6 No. 2 and ISEA 2006
There Has Been a Change of Plan
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> Raqs Media Collective : 'There Has Been a Change of Plan'
> (Selected Works 2002-2006)
> Nature Morte Gallery, A 1 Neeti Bagh, New Delhi
> August 5 - 26, 2006
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> Sometimes, adjustments have to be made. Schedules need calibration.
> There are contingencies, questions, obstinate demands, weak excuses,
> strong desires. You return to the city you never left. You pause,
> take
> stock. Sit still and let a conversation begin. Maybe?
> Around you, aeroplanes sit on wooden platforms in a wilderness like
> widows on a funeral pyre. Clocks measure fatigue, anxiety and modest
> epiphanies across latitudes. A door to nowhere stands obstinately
> against the sky. All your cities are a blur.
> "Do you like looking at maps?"
> Meanwhile, measures are taken, shoes lost and found, ghost stories
> gather, the city whispers conspiracies to itself, the situation is
> tense but under control. Someone offers you a postcard.
> Now: Let's see what happens.
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> Raqs Media Collective is pleased to announce its first solo
> exhibition
> in Delhi - 'There Has Been A Change of Plan' at Nature Morte Gallery.
> The exhibition features selected works (2002 - 2006) in the form of
> cross media installations with networked computers, objects,
> postcards,
> video, sound, prints and projections.
> Works exhibited include: 'Lost New Shoes', selections from 'A Measure
> of Anacoustic Reason', 'Location (n)', '28.28 N / 77.15 E :: 2001/02
> (Co-Ordinates of Everyday Life, Delhi 2001-2002)', 'Erosion by
> Whispers', 'Preface to a Ghost Story' and 'There Has Been a Change of
> Plan'. (See Details in PDF attatchment with this mail)
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> About Raqs Media Collective
> www.raqsmediacollective.net
> (Excerpt from the Wikipedia Entry on Raqs Media Collective -
> www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raqs_Media_Collective)
> Raqs Media Collective was formed in 1992 by independent media
> practitioners Jeebesh Bagchi, Monica Narula and Shuddhabrata
> Sengupta.
> Based in Delhi, their work engages with urban spaces ...
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(a) Authority of Chairman of Council
The Chairman of the Council is authorized to carry out and to delegate the authority to carry out the internal administration of the Council, including the appointment and supervision of employees and the distribution of business among members, employees, and administrative units.
(b) Use of personnel, services, and facilities of Federal financial institutions regulatory agencies, Federal Reserve banks, and Federal Home Loan Banks
in [1] addition to any other authority conferred upon it by this chapter, in carrying out its functions under this chapter, the Council may utilize, with their consent and to the extent practical, the personnel, services, and facilities of the Federal financial institutions regulatory agencies, Federal Reserve banks, and Federal Home Loan Banks, with or without reimbursement therefor.
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Barcelona has been hailed as the architect lover's vacation, and the Palau de la Musica Catalana is no exception. Work on the concert hall began in 1905 and was completed in 1908. It was designed by Lluis Domeneich i Montaner, an architect from Catalan and is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Designed with a contrast to the mosaics and battered red brick, the concert hall sits on a narrow street, making it hard to view it all at once.
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ATLANTA, Georgia (WXIA) - Residents of Atlanta's Pittsburgh neighborhood went on the offensive Saturday, taking over another vacant, foreclosed home.
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And so far, no one's stopping them -- not the absentee owners, including banks that took over many of the community's vacant homes in foreclosure.
Neighborhood residents, who have now unilaterally taken control of the two houses, say they are practicing civil disobedience, in order to accomplish what no one in authority will even try to do for their neighborhood.
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