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A public consultation on the "Europe 2020 Project Bond Initiative" aims at boosting the funding of projects with long-term revenue potential in line with the Europe 2020 policy priorities. Over the next decade, record investment volumes in Europe's transport, energy, information and communication networks will be needed in order to underpin the Europe 2020 flagship actions. Preliminary estimates point to investment needs of EUR 1.5 to 2 trillion for Trans-European Transport Networks, the energy sector and information and communication technologies.

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It's time for another edition of "Iwata Asks," and this time he's taking a look at... New Super Mario Bros. Wii? But didn't he just do one of those? Yes, in fact, he did. But as it turns out, that was simply volume 1, wherein he spoke with Senior Managing Director, EAD General Manager, and Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto. This time, he has Toshihiko Nakago, the President of SRD CO., LTD, and EAD Software Development Department General Manager Takashi Tezuka as his guests. And this one promises to be a fun ride, as before they look at Super Mario Bros. in the present day, they look at Super Mario Bros. (and Zelda) in the past. Read More
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492. Mr. Quinn asked the Minister for Education and Science the cost of employing one additional educational psychologist to work in the National Educational Psychological Service; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [8673/07]
Minister for Education and Science (Ms Hanafin): I can inform the Deputy that the pay-scale for an entry grade educational psychologist is in the range of €56,532-€80,263 (8 point scale) depending on the previous experience of the candidate. This pay scale does not include a 10.75% Employers PRSI cost to my Department. Additionally it is estimated that the cost of supporting each psychologist (accommodation, secretarial back-up, IT/ telecommunications, travel & subsistence, test materials, etc.) is in the region of €30,000 annually.
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A bright spot for the Vallejo family has been extinguished. Orlando Vallejo, a teenager from Mililani, was killed over the weekend.
Diosdado Vallejo is making a big pot of Filipino food, just like his nephew Orlando would have loved. His family says the one thing the teenager loved more than food was life.
"Orlando is an amazing boy. He is so happy go lucky," said Julia Vallejo, Orlando's aunt.
Orlando, or J.R. as he was known to his family, was killed early Saturday. He was struck by a car while standing with his friends in Village Park.
Even though his life was cut short, his family said he did a lot of living during his 18 years. "He wanted to live every day to its fullest. He never wanted to waste any moment of happiness or fun, cause he knew life was too short. He wanted to cherish everything while he had it," said cousin Don Ferdinand Vallejo.
Police believe 20-year-old Bryson Oshiro was legally drunk and driving when he hit Vallejo and three parked cars. He has been charged with negligent homicide.
Vallejo had recently graduated from the Youth Challenge Academy and things were looking up for the teenager. His family said J.R. was taking classes at Leeward Community College, but the teen had big plans for his life.
"When we talked before, he said he wanted to be a pilot," said uncle Diosdada Vallejo.
Instead of planning for a future, the Vallejo family is now planning a burial. They are devastated by the death, but surprisingly do not have a lot of anger at the young man believed to be responsible.
"There are times when we feel we are angry, but it happened already. We cannot help it, we have to accept it," said Diosdada.
In their sadness, family members hope their story of loss will show people that drunk driving is not just the responsibility of one person, but everyone.
"It's a shared responsibility. A lot of the weight and blame is on the driver, as it should be, but we are also responsible because we did nothing to stop it," said Don Ferdinand Vallejo.
Vallejo's friends echoed the appeal for the public to take action.
They gathered at a roadside memorial Tuesday to draw attention to their loss and their message not to let friends drive drunk.
"We have been here every day since the crash, just because we love him. He really was the best person in the world. Everything about him was good. I don't think I have met anybody like him," said Tuyffani Okamura-Gascon
Some of Vallejo's friends who turned out knew him through ice skating.
They brought their love and a few of Vallejo's favorite foods.
"We are here, because we miss him so much. We never thought this could happen," said Tiffany Lam.
The message they want to send: don't drink and drive.
"Words can't explain how i feel. Just don't do it. If you like drinking and are under age. Just don't get in the car, you know," said Emily Vallejo.
Kunia resident Manny Mattos, who is calling for tougher drunk driving laws, brought his teenage daughter by to the vigil to see the consequences of a bad decision.
"I wanted to witness this because it makes her aware of how precious life is," Mattos said.
"Our school has been praying for him. It's sad. De died at a very young age, only 18," said Leialoha Mattos.
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Tweets from the Governor-General of New Zealand, Sir Jerry Mataparae, have sparked safety fears ahead of the upcoming Royal tour. The twitter account has revealed the best places and times to catch a glimpse of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as they travel through New Zealand on their tour which starts next week.
The tweets have been described as 'a manual for terrorists', revealing areas that the Duke and Duchess will travel to, as well as the times of day that members of the public will be able to see them.
Such information is always kept strictly confidential, only being released to a handful of people within the Royal Household and to the press, so they can report on the event.
"I find it almost unbelievable someone would do this. It's a manual and it goes against anything I believe in. Appalled is the word", continued Mr Davies. He claims such sensitive information has been leaked to the public makes the Royal couple, as well as Prince George, who is thought to make at least one public appearance on tour, easy targets for stalkers and terrorists.
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TRHs arrive at the Military Terminal, Wellington Airport at 11.45am. But round the bays is the best spot to see them! pic.twitter.com/echnuSmnOo
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Parts of routes that William and Catherine will use when travelling to Wellington, Christchurch and Waikato have been revealed, so that the people of NZ can witness the young Royals. Months of planning goes into a three week tour like this, and so it is often not possible to rearrange timings and schedules.
Detailed maps were also provided on the social network's site, just a week after it was revealed that the Al-Qaeda terrorist group in Syria were ordered to target The Queen at large public events like Cheltenham and Wimbledon.
Davies also spoke of an attempt to derail the Royal Train whilst The Queen and Prince Philip travelled through the Great Dividing Range on their tour of Australia in 1970. The only reason the plot did not succeed was because the train was travelling unusually slow.
Naturally, security is paramount on such a tour where hundreds, even thousands, of people often gather to catch a glimpse of the popular young family.
You only have to think back to The Cambridge's tour of North America, which occurred just a few months after their wedding, which was heaving with security, police escorts and the like.
On this tour, as Royals of New Zealand and Australia, not Britain, the couple will be transported by the New Zealand, and then the Royal Australian Air Force, and be protected by their own Personal Protection Officers, as well as security assistance from the New Zealand and Australian governments.
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Campus Operations Building
Campus operations building, currently housed in a "temporary" building, will be built for the maintenance and copy services departments.
View a set of progression photos from the Campus Operations Building construction.
June 1, 2012
The COB is open for business! We are planning an open house for staff later this summer. In the meantime, feel free to stop by and say hi and check out the new digs!
April 3, 2012
April 27 - The Campus Operations Building (COB) is scheduled to be substantially complete.
May 7 – COB Furniture is scheduled to be delivered and installed.
May 14 – Copy Center & Mail Services will move to COB. Mail will continue to be sorted and distributed in the current mailroom during this week. Freight will continue to be received into the old mailroom during this week.
May 21 – Decentralized mailroom operations will begin. Mail will be delivered to your designated mail station on this day. Connie Kessen and Beth Young will send out a separate communication describing how this will work. Also starting on this day, freight will be delivered to COB and packages will be routed to the end-user through mail delivery.
February 21, 2012
Moving into Campus Operations Building
We expect the Campus Operations Building to be complete in June, so the Maintenance & Custodial crew will be moving into their new digs very soon! Once that move is complete, the Douglas Building will be razed so that a road can be built that will connect the northern leg of the ring road with the north parking lot. The Copy Center and Mail Services Department will be moving this summer as well. We are currently putting the finishing touches on the detailed plans for mail delivery. The details around this change will be communicated in the near future.
November 19, 2011
Structural steel work is now complete, and roof installation will begin next week. The concrete slab in the low-roof area is also complete. The "low roof area" is the part of the building that will contain offices, meeting rooms and the copy center. HVAC work will begin towards the end of November.
October 22, 2011
The installation of the pre-cast concrete exterior walls is now 60% complete. Structural steel work will begin next week.
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Construction of the Campus Operations Building has officially begun, where crews have begun laying the foundation.


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Exclusive: Aboard Aristide's Airplane Ex-Haitian Leader Returns From 7 Years In Exile
In defiance of the Obama administration, former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide is headed back to Haiti today for the first time since being ousted in a 2004 U.S.-backed coup. Hours ago, Aristide boarded a plane in South Africa bound for Port-Au-Prince. Joining him on the flight is his wife, Mildred Aristide, attorney Ira Kurzban and actor Danny Glover. Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman is also on aboard. Minutes before takeoff she filed this report and sent exclusive photos.
Danny Glover in South Africa: "I'm Here to Accompany My Friend, President Aristide, Back to Haiti"
Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide is preparing to return to Haiti after seven years in exile. Aristide has lived in South Africa since he was deposed in a 2004 U.S.-backed coup. Reporting from Johannesburg, Democracy Now!'s Amy Goodman speaks actor and activist Danny Glover as he prepares to accompany Aristide. [includes rush transcript]
"A Warning to the World" By Amy Goodman
In the aftermath of the largest recorded earthquake in Japanese history and the tsunami that followed, killing thousands, the Japanese nuclear crisis has sparked global repercussions.
Work of activists helped prevent Fukushima-style cluster of nuclear reactors on Long Island
By Juan Gonzalez/New York Daily News
The explosions and fires at four separate nuclear reactors in Fukushima, Japan, are a haunting reminder that nuclear power can produce catastrophic results. This was the nightmare scenario the nuclear power industry assured us would never happen. Karl Grossman, a SUNY Old Westbury journalism professor and author of several books on the nuclear industry, recalls such assurances going back to the 1960s. That was when New York's own power companies started planning a Fukushima-style cluster of nuclear reactors on Long Island.
Mark Potok: Peter King Hearings on Muslims "Despicable"
A controversial hearing on the radicalization of the American Muslim community has opened today on Capitol Hill, led by New York Republican Rep. Peter King. Critics have described the hearings as a modern-day form of McCarthyism designed to stoke fear against American Muslims. King has refused calls to broaden the hearing to examine right-wing militias or any non-Muslim groups. We speak with Mark Potok, director of Intelligence Project at the Southern Poverty Law Center. [includes rush transcript]
Audio: Wisconsin Democratic Senator Questions Legality of Anti-Union Vote
Wisconsin Democratic Senator Chris Larson speaks to Democracy Now! as he races back to Madison to challenge tonight's anti-union vote to end collective bargaining rights for most public employee workers. "I think a lot of what they've done is on the borderlines of what is legal," Larson says. "It's definitely questionable democracy." [includes rush transcript]
"Don't Ice Out Public Media" By Amy Goodman
The aspen grove on Kebler Pass in Colorado is one of the largest organisms in the world. Thousands of aspen share the same, interconnected root system. Last weekend, I snowmobiled over the pass, 10,000 feet above sea level, between the towns of Paonia and Crested Butte. I was racing through Colorado to help community radio stations raise funds, squeezing in nine benefits in two days.
"America is Not Broke!": Michael Moore addresses thousands in Madison, Wisconsin
On Saturday, March 5, 2011, thousands of people rallied in Madison, Wisconsin on the steps of the state capitol. Among those who took to the microphone, was academy award winning filmmaker, Michael Moore.
Arab Hip-Hop and Revolution: The Narcicyst on Music, Politics, and the Art of Resistance
Yassin Alsalman, aka "The Narcicyst" sits down with Democracy Now! senior producer Sharif Abdel Koudous. [includes rush transcript]
"The Battle of the Budgets: New Fronts in the Afghan and Iraq Wars" By Amy Goodman
No discussion or debate over budgets, over wages and pensions, over deficits, should happen without a clear presentation of the costs of these wars—and the incalculable benefits that ending them would bring.
Union Voices from Madison: "We Will Be Out Here Marching Until Justice is Served"
Rank-and-file union members are among the thousands protesting Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's "budget repair" bill that would strip public workers of their right to collective bargaining. In this web exclusive video from the streets of Madison, Democracy Now! speaks to union members who have come from around the state, and as far away as California, to march in solidarity. [includes rush transcript]
Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa on Egypt's Revolution, His Potential Presidential Candidacy and Popular Uprisings Across the Middle East
Secretary General Amr Moussa is widely expected to run for president of Egypt in the country's elections scheduled to be held in six months. In a diplomatic career that has spanned more than half a century, Moussa is currently one of Egypt's best-known politicians. From 1991 to 2001, he served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt for the Mubarak government. Moussa has announced he will be stepping down from his post as Secretary General of the Arab League. Democracy Now! senior producer Sharif Abdel Kouddous sits down with Amr Moussa in the headquarters of the Arab League next to Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo for a conversation about Egypt's revolution, his potential presidential candidacy, the military's role in Egypt, treaties with Israel, and popular uprisings across the Middle East. [includes rush transcript]
"Uprisings: From the Middle East to the Midwest" By Amy Goodman
The workers of Egypt were instrumental in bringing down the regime there, in a remarkable coalition with Egypt's youth. In the streets of Madison, under the Capitol dome, another demonstration of solidarity is taking place.
Arrest of CIA Agent Sheds Light on American Covert War in Pakistan, Straining U.S.-Pakistani Relations (Part II)
U.S. officials have admitted an American detained in Pakistan for the murder of two men was a CIA agent and a former employee of the private security firm Blackwater, now called Xe Services. We speak with Declan Walsh, the Pakistan correspondent for the Guardian, who first broke the story. [includes rush transcript]
Watch Part I of the interview.
Matt Taibbi: "Why Isn't Wall Street in Jail?" (Complete Interview)
"Nobody goes to jail," writes Matt Taibbi in the new issue of Rolling Stone magazine. "This is the mantra of the financial-crisis era, one that saw virtually every major bank and financial company on Wall Street embroiled in obscene criminal scandals that impoverished millions and collectively destroyed hundreds of billions, in fact, trillions of dollars of the world's wealth." Here is the complete interview from which we played an excerpt on our Feb. 22 show. Taibbi explains how the American people have been defrauded by Wall Street investors and how the financial crisis is connected to the situations in states such as Wisconsin and Ohio. [includes rush transcript]
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"It's Time to Push the Borders of Freedom": Egyptian Students Defiantly Publish Newspaper Without Government Permission (FULL INTERVIEW)
Sanaa El Seif and Ziad Tareq are Egyptian students who are helping to publish a newspaper in defiance of laws requiring government permission. So far, the publication has focused on the voices of Tahrir Square. [includes rush transcript]
WATCH: Amy Goodman on Al Jazeera English EMPIRE: Social Networks, Social Revolution
Youtube, Facebook and Twitter have become the new weapons of mass mobilization; geeks have taken on dictators; bloggers are dissidents; and social networks have become rallying forces for social justice.
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We continue our conversation with world-renowned public intellectual Noam Chomsky. [includes rush transcript]
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Welcome to the Center for Business Studies
Thank you for your interest in Kentucky Wesleyan College and especially your interest in the Center for Business Studies.We provide career preparation in Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Information Systems, Corporate Communications and Economics.Our goal is to serve you by providing you with an education that is technically competent, ethically based and socially aware. Our faculty have real-world business experience that they are eager to pass on to you, and we would love a chance to meet you in person and talk about our programs.Until then, check out the links at left to find out more about the programs we offer. Please contact me at email@example.com or 270-852-3198 with any questions you have.Hope to see you soon,
Dr. Sally Asefa Professor of Economics & Business270-852-3189
About KWC's Center for Business Studies
Six full-time and six part-time faculty members deliver an exciting and challenging business curriculum. Each of us have earned our degrees from the finest colleges and universities in America in addition to having real business-world work experience. As you progress from freshman to senior, we will serve you as teachers, advisors and mentors.Our course work is designed to prepare you for the next step, whether that is attending a professional or graduate school or beginning your chosen career path. We encourage eligible students to intern with business firms to gain first-hand experience -- the vast majority of these internships are paid. We want you to succeed.Our programs in accounting, business administration and computer information systems have been accredited by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE), a specialized organization that recognizes excellence in business education in colleges and universities. In addition, the Business progam is a member of Sigma Beta Delta – an International Honor Society for Business that promotes higher scholarship in business education. Each year, exceptional graduates are inducted into this organization.If you haven't done so already, please visit KWC. As you walk around our campus, you will find a friendly supportive environment where faculty and students get to know each other by name.When you visit, please make sure your admissions' counselor sets up an appointment with someone from the Business faculty. We would love a chance to meet you in person, talk to you about our programs and discuss how we can be a part of your educational experience.
In addition to our accreditation with SACS, Kentucky Wesleyan has received specialized accreditation for its business programs through the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE), located in Lenexa, Kansas, USA.
The business programs in the following degrees are accredited by the IACBE:Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Accounting; Business Administration with Emphases in Administrative Management, Finance, Human Resource Management, Marketing Management, Operations Management and Sports Administration; and Computer Information Systems.
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In the already tiresome guessing game of whether or not Hillary Clinton will run for president in 2016, there's a wide assumption among Democrats that the nomination is hers for the asking. One apparent rationale is that the party has no one else to turn to who has comparable national recognition or appeal.
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...everybody like it, and it was a fantastic decision to make it when someone called and you have nothing ready. Easy, quick and delicious too. I'll make tonight too.flag if inappropriate
This is a very nice and simple recipe. I used Alaska Cod and substituted 1/3 cup of gewurztraminer vinegar (see www.valentinefarm.com) for the water. I had no dill so omitted it. Served with Yukon gold potato and asparagus, side salad etc, and a pinot gris. Lovely.flag if inappropriate
Supremely undeserving of the raves. Not just boring, but downright bad and a waste of good fish. Would not even try to tweak.flag if inappropriate
This was delicious. I used sole (no skin) and simmered the fish in the sauce as indicated. The only change I made was to use potato water (from cooking potatoes) instead of tap water for more flavour and nutrition. Mashed potatoes are an excellent accompaniment since they soak up the sauce.flag if inappropriate
Quick and easy recipe. I used tilapia and it was cooked perfectly after 9 minutes. Will definitely make this again.flag if inappropriate
This was so easy and delicious. I've been looking for new and different fish recipes and this really hit the spot. I 'melted' the leeks and followed the other reviewer's advice to start the fish fillets in the oven - I seasoned the fillets and put them in a glass dish with olive oil and baked at 350 for 10 minutes, just until they weren't translucent. The skin peeled off easily and i warmed them in the sauce for about 7 or 8 minutes on med-low heat. Served these with mashed potatoes/parsnip and buttered peas - really nice and elegant for a weeknight dinner.flag if inappropriate
I loved the leek portion of this recipe! I used red snapper, and it was ok, but a little fishy for my taste-- perhaps it sat in the fridge too long? Anyhow, I'll definitely make this again, perhaps with another type of white fish, or maybe even chicken. Definitely quick and easy.flag if inappropriate
So quick, so easy, so yummmy! I baked my fish to remove the skin until it was almost ready then added it to the sauce. Served it with whole wheat pasta.flag if inappropriate
Oh heavens, this was so bad. Maybe I used the wrong kind of fish. I thought it would be good. Fish = good! Leeks = good! This was weird and kind of slimy. Even my Maine coon cat who weighs 26 pounds and eats *everything* walked away from this. As I'm writing this it occurs to me I must have had bad fish. So, I guess, if you make it, make sure your fish is good. Part of me wants to try it again with good fish, but the other part of me shudders when I think about eating it again. So sad.flag if inappropriate
Made the other night. Great week night dinner. Partner loved it. Can't wait to make again, used Cod, would make with any mild fish (tilapia, haddock etc.)flag if inappropriate


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- Important Dates in January
- Various Jan. Dates | Participate in Research with SPUR
Did you know? The Student Resource Center was closed for much of the break but is now open on the weekdays from 8:30am-noon and 1-5pm. The computer lab will re-open Tuesday, January 10th, and resume regular hours (8:30am-5pm).
Important Dates in January
1/10 Spring semester begins
1/16 MLK Day (Holiday)
1/17 Instruction Begins
1/24 Transfer Student Social, 260 Mulford, 4-5pm
1/27 Early Drop Deadline/Last day to drop a class without a fee
Various Dates | Participate in Research with SPUR
SPUR Sponsored Projects for Undergraduate Research are funded through donations from CNR alumni and friends. Each semester and summer, undergraduates get to do research along side faculty, post docs, graduate students.
Sophomores, juniors and seniors may apply to do research with faculty on Faculty SPUR projects. Faculty SPUR Projects will be posted by January 6 and the deadline to apply will be January 23. Plan to work on your resume during the break.
For more information about SPUR, attend one of the SPUR info session in January, or see the SPUR website: http://nature.berkeley.edu/site/spur.php
SPUR 2012 Info Sessions will be held in 260 Mulford on:
· Wed, 1/11 at 1pm
· Thur 1/12 at 1pm
· Fri, 1/13 at 1:00
· Mon, 1/16 at 12:00
· Tue, 1/17 at 4:30
· Wed, 1/18 at 9:30 & 1:00
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· Fri, 1/19 at 10:00 & 2:00
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Phi Kappa Phi is the nation's oldest, largest and most selective all-discipline honor society whose mission is to recognize and promote academic excellence in all fields of high education and to engage the community of scholars in service to others.
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Thank you, MHF, for the pics. Your barn turned out great! Love the idea of tie-rings on every stall. It had not even occured to me until you posted that I don't have a convenient place to tie my horses. In the future, I'd like to buid a hitching post. I have enough projects going on right now, though. I also like the lights in every stall. Not sure what I will be able to do there, as the building is already wired. Your stalls are nice and roomy. I'm not even sure what size I am going to build my stalls yet. Idealy, I'd like to be able to put all three on a side wall. That'd leave me plenty of room to store hay and tack. If necessary, I will build along the back wall, though. How wide are your doors?
Thanks for the link and tips, Koolio. It sounds like the tape can start looking bad after awhile. I think I'd rather go with wire and the fluorescent plastic tape.
Thanks for posting, Northern. It doesn't sound like the conveyor belts are going to work for me in my situation. The reason I need flooring is because the floor is really smooth slick cement....it was actually built to be an auto-shop. I'm going to need it all the way to the entrance and so getting it getting wet will be an issue.
I do have a lumber mill in my area. If the dimensions aren't the same for the rough cut lumber and pressure treated lumber, won't it look kind of odd if I use both? The floor is cement, so I'm sure there will be plenty of times where I have to take up the stall mats and hose the floor. So I will probably have to use treated on the bottom, right?
Thanks Northern for adding what kind of wood I should use. There are so many different kinds to choose from. It helps a lot to narrow it down a bit.
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Many many years ago I was given a small box of cards by a family friend who knew I was into science fiction. Opening it up, I was grinning ear-to-ear as I looked at a nice collection of Mars Attacks baseball cards. I don't think I had the entire collection, but it had to be close. Keep in mind this was a couple of decades before Tim Burton's movie that was inspired by the aliens and technology visible on these cards. I don't know what happened to those cards (and if I think too long, I'll probably break down and cr-y-yie – my best Axel Rose imitation) but I do know that they were a guilty pleasure of mine because they most definitely were frowned upon by most adults and a few teachers who saw them in my book bag. The violence shown on the faces of these cards were typical of 1950s hysteria — aliens attacking our women, showing no mercy, and with technology that made us look like rock throwers.
Fast forward to 2012 and I was pleased to hear that Topps will be re-releasing this collection soon for the 50th anniversary. How soon? Stay tuned. In the meantime, I'm discovering a lot of Mars Attacks tie-in products that will also be released this year — my head is spinning and my ear-to-ear grin is back.
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When I have the opportunity to go to these lowrider car shows, I can't help but to notice the beautiful array of lowrider vehicles. These colors range from blue, orange, pink, green, etc. The colors are mixed so well that it resembles the look of a jolly rancher, sleek and shiny. Not only that, but some of their owners take time to illustrate on their rides as well. These designs are very original and when seen, cause a lot of attention and mayhem.
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Sony's Xperia SmartTags app now in Android Market, useless until SmartTags are launched
What is required is an NFC enabled phone, the SmartTag app now available, and the actual SmartTags which are not yet available. And the phone must be running Android 2.3.7 or higher. The tags should be available at the same time that the Sony Xperia S launches, which would be the beginning of next month in the U.K. according to the last word we have heard.
We have a couple of videos for you to look at, the first being the official teaser from Sony that shows you a day in the life of a SmartTag user. The second comes from U.K. retailer Clove which had an Nexus S for the NFC support, and a SmartTag to use for this demonstration.
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1. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
This wont be the most used thing out there, but gives a reason to look forward to Sony this year
2. windowsRocks (Posts: 152; Member since: 28 Oct 2011)
Is this the reason why i should buy sony ericson handsets?
5. RamyRamz69 (Posts: 390; Member since: 12 Dec 2011)
One of many reasons you should prefer it over other manufacturers.
3. theindianguy (Posts: 90; Member since: 30 Sep 2011)
neat concept though.
4. roscuthiii (Posts: 1957; Member since: 18 Jul 2010)
Motorola's Smart Actions just seems a whole lot simpler. No $30 for 4 tokens and no worrying about loss/damage/replacement of said tokens.
7. squallz506 (banned) (Posts: 1075; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
yup, there are at least half a dozen profile managers on the app market that can do everything in these videos for free or less than $5
6. Smart (Posts: 76; Member since: 20 Aug 2011)
If this guy moves while sleeping he will surely wake up to the "thud" of his mobile phone and watch (thanks to his way of taking blanket)
8. btbotimtim (Posts: 167; Member since: 08 Dec 2010)
LG is launching similar tag phone in march in Korea. 3 tags are included.
9. Jerry209 (Posts: 42; Member since: 17 Sep 2011)
Moto. droid 3 gave me thems on my phone didnt need to make sure i had a key chain just my phone 3 diff. them work home fun. just saying


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10 Amazing Covers of 'Drift Away'–Zach's Picks [MUSIC]
When you think of the song "Drift Away," who is the first artist you think about? Probably Dobie Gray, right? Actually, Dobie Gray wasn't the first to sing the song. The original song was sung by John Henry Kurtz. Regardless of who sings it, "Drift Away" is a great song. I put together some of my favorite covers of the timeless song.


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I am about to make some chocolate pudding, and in reviewing the recipe and my notes I was reminded that some of the milk in the recipe is to be scalded in a saucepan on the stove, which is how I made this recipe in the past. I was planning to heat the milk in the microwave this time.
Does scalding do anything to the milk that is important to the recipe, or would getting the milk nice and hot in the microwave work just as well? I'd be happy to post the recipe should that be necessary or helpful.
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Situated in Malakoff, this residence is 1 mi (1.6 km) from Stade de la Plaine and within 3 mi (5 km) of Eiffel Tower and Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art and Tour Montparnasse are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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The Account of How We Nearly Caught Osama bin Laden in 2001
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Europe's Other Crisis
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Europe's Angry Muslims: The Revolt of the Second Generation By Robert S. Leiken (Oxford University Press, 354 pp., $27.95) After the Fall: The End of the European Dream and the Decline of a Continent By Walter Laqueur (Thomas Dunne Books, 322 pp., $26.99) In two separate incidents in March, Mohammed Merah, a French-born French citizen who thought he was waging jihad, ambushed four soldiers around Toulouse, killing three of them. A week later, he shot dead three children arriving for morning classes at a nearby Jewish school, along with a young rabbi who was father to two of them.
Minsk Rumors
April 21, 2011
Of all the countries in the world that one would expect to be a target of terrorist attacks, Belarus surely ranks near the bottom of the list. Unlike its neighbor, Russia, where a January bomb that killed 35 people at Moscow's Domodedovo airport was just the latest in a string of attacks related to the ongoing conflict in Chechnya, Belarus is not fighting an Islamic insurgency—or, in fact, any type of insurgency. It's an ethnically and religiously homogenous nation mostly composed of Orthodox Christian Slavs, kept in the tight grip of its authoritarian leader, Alexander Lukashenko.
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Inspirations comes in so many forms for me these days. I have been going through the cycles of productivity and lack of inspiration. This is a down swing for me where I'm not terribly inspired to create jewelry. I'm still a creative sort. I still do all the things that I do-dance, Trickster, jewelry, etc. This sort of thing is what I have lovingly referred to as my muse being on vacation. Muses were/are 9 Greek goddesses who were in charge of the arts in their many forms – dance, poetry, history, theater, astronomy, etc. My muse is something of an internal monologue/inspiration that I can honestly say DOES come and go. I have had several discussions with friends in the artist community about personal muses. Some artists refer to their muses by gender, by name, by whatever–trust me, the list is endless.
My muse is female (or at least I'd like to think my muse is female) and drives me crazy from time to time when I want to create something and don't have the right tools or supplies–this is usually the excuse I need to go shopping for new tools/supplies. In San Francisco, shopping trip-doesn't always happen BUT there are lots of inspirational places to visit. There are lots of parks, parklets (parks that are about the size of a parking spot or two…where a parking spot used to be) and public spaces to sit, people watch etc.
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Monday, January 21, 2013
The Loneliest Person in the Room
According to an article I read on Yahoo News, loneliness causes health problems of all sorts, from heart disease to high blood pressure to depression, all the way down to changes at the cellular level. People are designed to be in communities, to socialize. Loneliness is a signal a mind sends to tell us that we need to be with others.
Not good news for those of us who live alone.
But the article also points out that it's not necessarily those who live alone who are lonely. One can be lonely in a crowd. Ask a young college student who is away from home and friends for the first time. Ask a newly bereaved widow or widower at a funeral.
Ask many people caught in bad marriages. I was one of those a long time ago. I ached with loneliness while in the same room as my then husband. I know many of you reading this have felt this way. It wasn't until I met my Greek that I learned what a true partner and soulmate could be. I wasn't lonely when he was around.
I've recently had to make the tough decision to part ways with an acquaintance. After my husband passed on, this woman came into my life as a new friend and served as a welcome distraction from my deep grief. She had so many issues, I found myself trying to help her, which took me out of my own misery. I would discover over a year later, sadly, that she didn't really want to be helped. She wanted to be pitied and babied and given things. It got to a point where I dreaded her phone calls or visits. She was a distraction all right. Too much so. I decided that being alone and lonely was better than being in her company.
Have you ever felt lonely in a crowd? Have you ever felt lonely with another person in the same room? What was your solution?
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no advice, just a {{HUG}} and good luck wishes for parting ways.ReplyDelete
Oh! No guilt allowed! They'll replace you and you will feel better
I've never quite understood the need to be with people. In fact, being around people for too long makes me fidgety. I guess I'm weird! And good for you for getting rid of the acquaintance. Those types can really wear on you and you certainly don't need that!ReplyDelete
I think you made the right decision in severing the connection, how hard it might be. I had a friend like that once, she only took and took and took.ReplyDelete
Yes, I often feel lonely when being in a group (of family). My solution? Grab my book and start reading.
I call them toxic friends and I've gotten rid of plenty.ReplyDelete
When I find myself lonely in a crowded room, I leave and find something that will make me feel so not alone, like grabbing a good book.
It's also one of the reasons I love reading blogs and being on social media, I don't feel so lonely.
Back when I was younger and a newbie at book conferences, I used to think I needed to do the whole "get out and know all the people" thing. I would stay up late in the bar and try to break into well-established groups of writer friends -- all that did was make me feel lonely and like an outsider. When I mentioned this to Libby Fischer Hellmann, she said, "Why do you want to be a part of their group? We have our own group!" Made me realize that even at a place where you think it's about "schmoozing," it's still a place where the important thing is to cherish and grow those relationships that you already have, that you may take for granted. Since I concentrate on that at conferences now, I have a much better time -- and I have more energy for getting to know new people if I don't try to force it!ReplyDelete
Judy, I was the same way at my first few conferences. I guess it's something that must be learned.ReplyDelete
Toxic friends -- good term! They poison your life slowly and insidiously. I hate hurting peoples' feelings, so getting rid of them is really hard for me, but boy, do I feel better afterward.
When my first husband left I felt incredibly lonely.I felt lost . I gradually spent time with people who were upbeat and that helped me feel upbeat too. Although it can be sometimes better to be around people who feel the same feelings you are feeling it is okay to do that for a while ,not too long otherwise it can keep you feeling low and you can forget what happiness feels like.ReplyDelete
Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands and grandmother of Beatrix, the present queen, was only ten when she inherited the throne. A queen who still played with dolls. She was officially crowned when she became eighteen. No real childhood, and such responsibilities, guiding her country through two World Wars. In her later years, she wrote her autobiography: Eenzaam Maar Niet Alleen, Lonely but Not Alone. A brilliant title, and it speaks volumes ...ReplyDelete
Removing a toxic person from your life is always a healthy choice. And yes, I have been lonely within a marriage, and I hate to admit I was too much of a coward to be the one to end it....but I am better now. Thanks for choosing this topic Kate, it is a good reminder of many things.,ReplyDelete
But you're out of that lonely marriage and that's what counts.ReplyDelete
JJM, I will have to look up that book. It sounds fascinating. I can only imagine how lonely that little girl must have felt. What a burden.
- ladyvyvianJanuary 21, 2013 at 11:20 PM
I keep busy with outside activities so I get social contact. I live with a grandson but we have very little interaction - he stays in his room on his computer or playing games online. My daughter lives close to me so I have family contact when I need or want it as well as good friends but I value my alone time, too.ReplyDelete
I'm one of those people that feels uncomfortable in a crowd of strangers. And, at times, I need to get away from people to "recharge" my own internal batteries. But the most important person to me is my husband of 38+years, if he's anywhere in the house, I'm fine, but if he's out of town, even for a few hours, no one else's company can take his place.ReplyDelete
If I'm in a crowd of strangers, I only need to see him and I know that I'm fine. I could be in a gang of my friends and if he's not there, I am lonely in the crowd. Some people aren't luck enough to have that special person. Thankfully, I am.
Being lonely in a crowd was normal for me, because I am deaf. But it's not like that anymore, because I finally got comfortable in my own skin. It took a lot of self-examination to get to that point, though! And a long, long time.ReplyDelete
Toxic friends--and family--have a horrible effect on the rest of our lives. I have experienced the lonely marriage, but glad to say the current one is so much better! It takes a lot of courage to move out of those bad relationships, but afterwards life just seems to open up and let more good in :)
- Linda McDonaldJanuary 22, 2013 at 1:30 AM
When my college boyfriend died of cancer, I felt totally lonely on the ground of the college campus I was at. People all around, but nobody I felt could relate to what I was going through. Fortunately, I had my family and my friends to help me through it, but ultimately, I think I just mainly had to accept that it was a terrible state I was in, but I had to keep moving forward, bit by bit. Later on in my life, I did live alone, and I didn't feel lonely living alone. I have come to realize my "alone" time is actually a necessity for me.ReplyDelete
I second what Dru said. Get rid of toxic people in your life. Sometimes that is easier said than done, but it helps to know that it is OK.ReplyDelete
Books or the computer are my escape when lonely. As is my hobby of quilting and stitching, accompanied by some good 'ol rock 'n roll!!!
When I went to a convention in New York City, I only knew very few people. My talking to some of them, we became friends. Sometimes listening to conversations and finding something in common with those around you makes you feel less lonely even in a crowd.ReplyDelete
At home, when I get lonely, I either read a good book - now it is probably a cozy or pet one of my cats.
One winter, I took my late poodle to a Nursing Home and asked the nurses who might like a visitor and I felt less isolated and hopefully so did they.


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It's not much of a stretch to say there's work happening just off our coastline that's vital to the future of our reefs.
Click here to watch Nana Ohkawa's report.
Some University of Hawaii marine biologists are trying to create "designer" reefs. It's the coral of the future.
Colorful, dark coral is healthy, so the sight in Kaneohe Bay is encouraging. But it's not like that everywhere. Scientists say corals are dying at an alarming rate, with countless diseases taking their toll. The race is on to reverse that trend.
"If one is going to design an intervention and what we are suggesting is an intervention this is the time to do it. While you still have biological material to work with," said the head researcher, Dr. Ruth Gates.
Gates and a team of marine biologists are putting years of science to the test and breeding corals on Coconut Island. The goal, they said, is to create super "designer" corals that will be better fit to survive any environmental changes ahead. They stress it is not a GMO reef.
"We are not introducing foreign DNA, which is what is done with GMOs. We are accelerating natural processes by selecting from a population those members that are most hardy in terms of future conditions," said Gates.
When the the strong corals are identified, they will be bred to create strong offspring.
There are different temperatures and acidity levels in each tank for scientists to figure out which corals will do well in future environments.
"Those conditions will be warmer and the water more acidic than they are today," said Gates.
That's a combination that can be difficult for coral, and it's clearly living when viewed at a microscopic level. Breeding coral that can stand up to the elements will hopefully help it survive. Scientists said coral can return the favor by continuing to protect our islands.
"When we have storms come in, they serve as barriers to those storms so they diminish the energy the storm waves hit the reef and energy is diminished before it hits the land mass," said Gates.
Coral also helps our food supply and economy. The eggs and sperm will be collected from the corals this summer. Gates hopes to implement the project fully within five years.
Gates recently won the Regents' Medal for Excellence in Research. She also just won an award for the reef research from the Paul G. Allen Foundation.


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Payday loans cost the U.S. economy nearly $1 billion and thousands of jobs in 2011, while borrowers often face bankruptcy, according to a new report.
Investors have been moving into stocks, but where the money has been coming from was unexpected, Marie Chandoha says.
Despite a recent jump in Coach's share price on signs of stabilization, Goldman Sachs issued a research note saying that the retailer's turnaround may be just midway through.
Stephen Weiss reveals what he was planning do with news from the U.S. employment report.
General Motors is widely expected to soon be added to the S&P 500 index, which would give the stock a shot in the arm as index fund managers buy the stock to include in their portfolio.
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Until we get something more positive for the gold market, investors are going to have to live with volatility, says Dan Denbow of USAA on CNBC.com's "Futures Now." (0:53)
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There's a lot of fear about Friday's jobs report. Bears are already saying this could be the report that finally forces the markets to take a breather.
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Facebook users talk about it not as something that lends cachet or that is particularly enjoyable, but as something that's necessary.
This is a link to a Bankrate.com story.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
The bulls have already cleaned up in natural-gas company Questar, and yesterday they came back for more.
This is a link to a Bankrate.com story.
Shipping is the next growth commodity sector, Wilbur Ross says.
The move lower is base metals portends poorly for the U.S. and global economies, Dennis Gartman says.
Facebook posted revenue that surpassed Wall Street forecasts, but earnings were a penny light.
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Active ETFs represent less than 1 percent of US fund assets. That's about to change, and it could shape the mutual fund industry's new competitive landscape.


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Late in the evening on Monday, April 22, the Missouri Senate gave its approval to the state operating budget for FY 2014, which will last from July 1 to June 30, 2014. The 13 core budget bills (HBs 1-13) reflect the Legislature's principles of fiscal responsibility. Although it's not always easy making decisions about the funding of state programs and services, lawmakers understand that unrestrained spending (like what happens in the hands of the federal government) cannot take place in our state. Missouri prides itself on wise financial decisions and operating within a balanced budget.
The Senate's version of the FY 2014 budget proposes some funding eliminations for Department of Revenue (DOR) services. As many Missourians know, DOR has violated citizens' privacy by making a list of Missourians with concealed carry permits (CCWs) available to federal entities in efforts to prevent fraud. The Legislature has not been pleased about the level of cooperation executive branch officials have provided regarding the DOR investigation, and hopefully the Senate's bold proposals will send a message to the executive administration.
To reflect lawmakers' interest in removing DOR from the equation with regard to CCWs, the Senate budget plan includes funding for local sheriffs' offices to solely administer the CCWs. Current law states that citizens seeking CCWs have to apply to the sheriff for a certificate of qualification for a CCW endorsement. When a Missourian is issued the certificate, he or she must present that document to DOR, which issues driver's or non-driver's licenses with a CCW endorsement. A bill passed by the Senate (SB 252) would repeal this provision and, instead, the permit issued by the sheriff authorizes the person to carry concealed firearms.
Now that the upper chamber has given its stamp of approval to its version of the budget, the 13 budget bills will be sent back to the House (where the measures originated) for consideration. If the Senate's revisions are not approved by the House, then changes made between the House and Senate's version must ultimately be approved by a conference committee made up of three representatives and five senators. The constitutional deadline to hand the FY 2014 budget to the governor is Friday, May 10.
If you have any questions about the state's operating budget, please don't hesitate to contact my Capitol office. You can review the budget notes on the measures by visiting the Senate Appropriations Committee website, located on the "Standing Committees" page under the "Committees" tab on the Missouri Senate website (www.senate.mo.gov).
Welcoming Guests to the Capitol
As always, I'm glad to see groups from our community and around Missouri at the State Capitol. This week, I had the pleasure of meeting former Howell County Collector Wayne Scharnhorst, members of the Howell County Extension Center, Chancellor of Missouri State University-West Plains Drew A. Bennett, representatives of Webco Custom Industries and the University of Missouri Extension, members of the Missouri Rural Water Association, and numerous firefighters from our community. I also had the pleasure of meeting several members of the Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives, who had their yearly meeting in Jefferson City this week and provided a delicious fish fry lunch in front of the State Capitol.
If you would like to arrange a time to come and visit me in Jefferson City, please don't hesitate to contact my Capitol office at (573) 751-1882.


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|Mountaineers Fall in Five-Sets to Bulldogs
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Appalachian State University volleyball got the win in a five game match on Saturday night against SoCon opponent Samford.
Despite getting the quick lead, Appalachian fell behind and dropped the first set. After tying at 7, Samford (11-8, 2-2 SoCon) pulled ahead for good and took the set with a final score of 25-21.
The Mountaineers (10-8, 1-3) fell behind immediatley in the second set with the Bulldogs pulling ahead 10-2. Appalachian would not be able to find the lead for the rest of the set as Samford took the second 25-17.
Appalachian found its way in the third, getting a 16-7 lead and never giving it up. The Mountaineers won the set 25-16.
The fourth set proved to be a fight as the score was tied 10 different times. With the score tied at 16, Appalachian found the lead for the rest of the set, taking the fourth 25-18 and tying up the match 2-2.
The Mountaineers were able to maintain an early lead in the fifth set, before the Bulldogs tied the score at 12 and pulled ahead to win 15-13 and take the match 3-2.
Emily Corrigan recorded a stellar performance for the Apps, notching a match-high and the second most kills of her career with 27. She also led the team in digs, tallying 17 on the match.
Paige Brown recorded a match-high and career high in assists with 62. Michaela Reesor led Samford in kills with 19, while Chelsi Carter recorded a match-high 28 digs for the Bulldogs.
The Mountaineers got the edge in attack percentage, hitting .269, while the Bulldogs hit .259.
Appalachian will return to action in the High Country when they take on Furman on Oct. 11.
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Motion to strike appearance to be heard
An employee of the Barnstable Probate and Family Court, Deborah Nardone, filed a notice of appearance in the town's request to have Town Treasurer Debra Blanchette appointed Cobb Trustee. In March, the town council selected Blanchette to serve as trustee with an understanding that it would be temporary.
Nardone did not specify why the notice of appearance was filed. A notice of appearance is essentially a request to the court that an individual wants to be a party to the case. Nardone did so as a resident of the Town of Barnstable, the inhabitants of which are the beneficiaries of the trust.
The Barnstable Town Attorney's Office filed a motion on behalf of Blanchette to strike the appearance for lack of standing. The town argues that for public charitable trusts, only the Massachusetts Attorney General has standing to represent the beneficiaries. As Blanchette "has no interest other than that of the general class of beneficiaries," the town argues, "she has no legal right to participate in these proceedings."
Because Nardone is an employee of the Barnstable Probate and Family Court, that court cannot hear the case, and it has been reassigned to Plymouth County. A June 25 date is set.
Nardone was one of three to file notices of appearance in the case, two of which were withdrawn last week.
Without a trustee, no disbursements can be made from the trust. The council sought to put someone in place to allow payment of the grant commitments authorized by the late David Cole.
Of the $113,000 in Cobb Fund grants approved for Barnstable schools this fiscal year, roughly half had been disbursed prior to longtime trustee Cole's death in February. The school department expects to cover about $50,000 in grants to the public school system with excess funds, which would be repaid once the trustee is appointed. Others awarded direct grants, such as the Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra, are also awaiting payment.
The committee established to recommend a permanent replacement met again this week to consider candidates to be interviewed. Those discussions were held in executive session.
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