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The Cabinet for Health and Family Services announced that $24 million in federal funding has been released to Kentucky to help low-income families heat their homes this winter.
Central Kentucky Community Action will take applications for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program through Dec. 16. LIHEAP helps families pay their energy bills, particularly during the very cold and hot months.
CKCA Board to meet
Central Kentucky Community Action Board of Directors will meet 7 p.m. Nov. 16 at My Old Kentucky Home, Bardstown.
Chamber luncheon
The LaRue County Chamber of Commerce luncheon is noon Nov. 16. Cost is $8. Programs include One Knox and Hardin/LaRue Diabetes Coalition.
EHLRTA to meet
A new campaign to encourage consumers to "Shop Downtown This Holiday Season" is being launched by the Kentucky Main Street Program, as a means to drive retail sales to local businesses, keep money circulating in the local economy, and help cultivate the unique character that differentiates communities across the state.
It is the most recent in a series of "shop local" holiday season campaigns featured by KYMS.
Tom Smith AKA Santa gave carriage rides around Magnolia Saturday as Magnolia Mall held a holiday open house and the fire department held a chili supper and silent auction.
A Thanksgiving community worship and praise service is planned for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 22.
The event, sponsored by the LaRue County Ministerial Association, will be held in First Baptist Church Hodgenville at 730 Tonieville Road.
"This wonderful gathering is a time for fellowship and community worship in giving thanks to our creator and savior and giving thanks for our great community," said Jenn Mayfield, one of the service's organizers.
Operation Christmas Child kicks off its National Collection Week today and volunteers at Valley Creek Baptist Church in Elizabethtown will be busy preparing shoeboxes for impoverished children.
Nonprofit organization Samaritan's Purse started Operation Christmas Child in 1993, according to a news release. Its goal is to fill empty shoeboxes with school supplies, toys, candy and necessity items. The boxes are hand-delivered to children in more than 100 countries.
When you are cooking different types of food, especially meats, do you have a hard time deciding if it's done yet? Everyone is at risk for a foodborne illness. One effective way to prevent illness is to use a food thermometer to check the internal temperature of meat, poultry and egg dishes.
LaRue County breast cancer survivors Kathy Ross and Suzann McCoy were certified as Reach to Recovery volunteers this past weekend. This program, a part of the American Cancer Society, is a nationwide effort serving thousands of people confronting breast cancer- either as patients or as family and friends of patients.
McCoy and Ross, when notified by the physician or the patient, will provide information and support to those battling the disease in the form of home or phone visits.
It was front page news when the Boundary Oak died.
An impressive figure, the tree was six feet wide and 90 feet tall with a crown that spread 115 feet. A tree of that size casts quite a shadow.
Its fame came not from its size but from the unique spot of Kentucky soil where the acorn fell. About a quarter century after it sprouted, a surveyor used the oak as a point of reference on a deed for the Sinking Springs farm.
The decorated Christmas trees, wreaths and garlands that are part of the annual Festival of Trees will be on display at The Lincoln Museum Community Room on Lincoln Square in Hodgenville through Saturday, Nov. 19.
That's the last day to participate in a silent auction, bidding on seasonal items for local nonprofits.
The public can vote for their favorite tree or wreath. A "People's Choice," based on votes will receive $25.
The Festival will be open to the public 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Nov. 16-18 and noon-7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19.
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U.N. sanctions North Korea for Feb. 12 nuclear test
WASHINGTON — The United Nations Security Council approved sanctions on North Korea for its Feb. 12 nuclear test, ignoring Pyongyang's first-ever threat to launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike on the United States and South Korea.
By a unanimous 15-0 vote on Thursday, the council approved sanctions on North Korean banking, travel by senior officials and trade in banned nuclear and missile technologies. It was the fourth round of sanctions by the body.
Susan E. Rice, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, predicted the sanctions "will bite, and bite hard."
The key to their effectiveness, analysts said, is whether China, North Korea's longtime protector and source of food and energy, clamps down hard to halt the flow of banned equipment and to prevent the illicit financial transactions that support the nuclear and missile programs.
China has shown increasing frustration with its defiant neighbor and accepted most of what the United States sought in a three-week negotiation over the proposed resolution, diplomats said. Yet China wants to send the impoverished regime a signal without risking its collapse, which Beijing fears could send waves of refugees across its border and potentially put a unified, U.S.-backed Korea on its doorstep.
Its enforcement of past sanctions has been spotty.
The sanctions expand other countries' authority to inspect North Korean cargo and lengthen a list of goods that Pyongyang is prohibited from importing. They further limit North Korea's dealings with foreign banks and impose additional rules on the conduct of diplomats.
As the hour of the vote approached, North Korea stepped up its angry rhetoric. It declared that because the United States and South Korea were conducting military exercises — which it viewed as the prelude to a nuclear attack on the north — Pyongyang would "exercise the right to a pre-emptive nuclear attack to destroy the strongholds of the aggressors and to defend the supreme interests of the country," according to the official Korean Central News Agency.
The agency said that Pyongyang was no longer observing the 1953 armistice that ended the Korean War and was free to attack its enemies at any time.
The State Department, while describing North Korea's rhetoric as "not new," sought to assure the public that the United States could defend itself, as well as Japan and South Korea, against a North Korean missile attack.
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By JOSH CLAYWELL firstname.lastname@example.com CECILIA — The Central Hardin Cross Country Invitational may be a bit smaller in numbers this year, but Central Hardin boys' coach Steven Gray doesn't think the competition will suffer. Fourteen teams in all – from middle school teams to high school varsity squads – will compete beginning at 9:15
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ELIZABETHTOWN — The festival season burst forth in full bloom this weekend as the last vestiges of summer recede and fall rears its head.
Three festivals spanning the county headlined this weekend, providing a camaraderie often likened to a family reunion.
This year, each Friday I'll take a look at the week that was in high school football and look ahead at the upcoming week. I can't say enough about Central Hardin's fast start.
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ELIZABETHTOWN — Georgia-based Pastor André A.R. Willis is on a mission from God.
Willis, 56, is not a professional cyclist, but he heeds divine inspiration, even if it means trekking from Snellville, Ga., to Chicago on two wheels.
"It's not just an idea you sit down and plan up," Willis said while sipping coffee at the Hampton Inn & Suites in Elizabethtown Thursday afternoon.
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HODGENVILLE — Rodney Armes has to tell his LaRue County Hawks to tone it down a bit.
Coming off an emotional come-from-behind win last week at Green County, a border rival as well as a district rival of LaRue County's in many team sports, the Hawks (2-1) return to the gridiron at 8 tonight in Barren County to take on the upstart and homestanding Glasgow Scotties (3-1).
The News-Enterprise Junior Cassidy Sorrells had five aces, four kills and four digs to lead the homestanding Central Hardin Lady Bruins to a 25-11, 25-5 win over 15th District rival Fort Knox on Thursday. Senior Kevena Larkins added six kills, while sophomore Cheyenne Mills added four blocks and three kills. Sophomore Breanna Sao chipped in with three kills, and sophomore
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ELIZABETHTOWN — The local crisis pregnancy center will be highlighting new changes in its annual fundraiser this weekend.
The Walk for Life, sponsored by Clarity…
Solutions for Women, formerly the Heartland Crisis Pregnancy Center, will begin at about 9:30 a.m. Saturday, to raise money and awareness for the center.
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An integrative computational systems biology approach identifies differentially regulated dynamic transcriptome signatures which drive the initiation of human T helper cell differentiation
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In 1685, King Louis XIV signed the Edict of Fontainebleau, revoking the Edict of Nantes, which had established legal toleration of France's Protestant population, the Huguenots.
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'Little Fockers' Wins Box Office; 'Gulliver's Travels' Disappoints
'True Grit' gives the Coen Brothers their best opening ever; Jack Black comedy stumbles to No. 7.
UPDATED: Universal's Little Fockers may have topped the Christmas box office with an estimated $48.3 million five day debut, but it was Paramount's True Grit that saw the grittiest grosses, earning an estimated $36.8 million to come in No. 2 domestically.
Both pics debuted on Wednesday. Estimates are through Sunday.
True Grit -- drawing rave reviews and delivering the Coen Brothers their best opening ever -- scored a surprise win over 3D fanboy pic Tron: Legacy, which came in No. 3.
Excluding True Grit and several other awards contenders, domestic results weren't spectacular for holiday titles, putting intense pressure on the coming week. Christmas weekend box office grosses were down 44% from 2009, although comparisons are virtually impossible because of the holiday falling on a Saturday this year.
Twentieth Century Fox's Christmas Day opener Gulliver's Travels grossed a soft $7.2 million from 2,546 theaters on Saturday and Sunday to come in No. 7 for the weekend.
Gulliver's got beat by Fox's own The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, which grossed roughly $8.5 million from 3,550 theaters Saturday and Sunday in its third weekend.
Rolling out in 15 international markets, Gulliver'sgrossed an estimated $12.4 million for a global bow of $19.6 million.
Overseas, Fockers won the Christmas race, opening to $27 million from 3,933 locations in 37 territories for a worldwide bow of $75.3 million. In key markets including the U.K., France and Russia, Fockers came in ahead of sequel Meet the Fockers, which opened over the same frame in 2004.
Domestically, however, the threequel fell well short of the $70 million opening for Meet the Fockers. Studio had predicted a $60 million bow.
Little Fockers did see an uptick in business, with Saturday grosses up 188% over Friday. For the weekend itself, Fockers grossed roughly $34 million from 3,536 theaters.
As with True Grit, Fox Searchlight's Black Swan and the Weinstein Co.'s The King's Speech were bright spots on the box office chart, with Black Swan narrowly edging out Focus Features' The Kids Are All Right to become the top 2010 specialty film.
Black Swan grossed an estimated $6.6 million for the weekend from 1,466 theaters for a cume of $29 million in its fourth week in release. Searchlight still hasn't done official exits, but the film's core demo is between the ages of 20 and 40, according to anecdotal evidence.
Expanding to 700 theaters on Christmas Day, King's Speech -- which received the most Golden Globe and SAG nods of any film -- grossed $4.6 million on Saturday and Sunday for a location average of $6,511 and cume of $8.4 million.
Focus's Somewhere, directed by Sofia Coppola, scored the best location average of Christmas weekend, grossing an estimated $142,257 from seven theaters for an average $20,322. Film, which opened Dec. 22, scored a five day cume of $196,168 and five day location average of $28,024.
Usually, Coen Brothers films open in limited runs, but Paramount believed that True Grit would play far more broadly. Studio was right.
Paramount vice chair Rob Moore said Westerns appeal primarily to older audiences, but that True Grit drew a healthy number of younger moviegoers, who gave the film a A- CinemaScore. Of the film's audience, 30% were under the age of 25. Film drew a B+ CinemaScore overall.
"Ethan and Joel Coen are certainly as talented as any filmmakers working in the industry today, and they have delivered another fantastic film," said Moore, who predicted True Gritwill continue to lure younger moviegoers.
Notably, True Grit was shut out by the Golden Globes, but is a favorite of critics' groups.
True Grit cost a modest $38 million to produce, and was co-financed by Paramount and Skydance Prods. (it's the first release from Skydance). Of the film's total $36.8 million opening from 3,047 theaters, $25.6 million was earned over the weekend.
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Sunset is a true Florida home. Light, airy, spacious and tastefully decorated. Conveniently located in the quiet community of Chatham Park just minutes from Disney and all other central Florida attractions.
Sunset offers for FREE for it's guests:
High speed wireless internet. Just bring your laptop and log on!
All local, long distance, and international calls.
High chair, crib, strollers, air bed and BBQ.
The large west facing private solar heated screened-in pool (electric heat also available) overlooks a stunningly peaceful lake, with an abundance of wildlife and has loungers, chairs, and in the lanai, dining table and chairs for al fresco dining. The pool may be accessed through the sliding glass door from the living room, kitchen, or master bedroom.
When you first enter Sunset you will see the lounge with dedicated television for watching movies on either the VCR or DVD with PS2. Just past the lounge is the formal dining with seating for six.
The living room offers ample seating with a 52" television with cable box, and DVD player.
All four bedrooms have ceiling fans for your comfort and televisions for your enjoyment.
The master bedroom decorated in a shell/seaside theme is located on the ground floor has a king bed and sliding glass doors opening to the pool. Attached is the master bathroom that has double vanities, separate shower and large bathtub.
Bedroom number two is located upstairs and is a tropical paradise with queen bed.
Bedroom number three has twin beds, and is an animal lovers delight in the style of animal kingdom room with enough stuffed wild animals to make any child from the age of 2 to 80 smile.
Bedroom number four has twin beds is the room for those with the heart of a sailor. Tastefully decorated in a beautiful blue sailing motif.
The garage has been converted into a games room with pool table/air hockey, foosball, dart board, and a table with bar stools.
The laundry area with a washer and dryer is located in the garage.
The community of Chatham Park offers many amenities for the use of our guests, all within walking distance of the home. Tennis courts, basketball court, children's playground and a community pool.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Nearest beach
|Clearwater or Cocoa
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Orlando International Airport, Nearest railway: Kissimmee
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Internet access, DVD player
|Private outdoor pool (heated)
|Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Telephone, Pool or snooker table, Games room, Safe, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (2), Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (heated), BBQ
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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King master bedroom downstairs with en suite bathroom with shower cubicle, tub and 2 vanity sinks. The half bathroom is located down stairs. Upstairs is the second bathroom with the Queen guest bedroom and single beds in bedrooms 3 (animal theme) and 4 (sail boat theme). All bedrooms as well as having TVs have ceiling fans. A complimentary BBQ is supplied plus high chair and crib. The washer and dryer are located in the garage. Garage door has automatic door opener.
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Parking for 2 cars on the driveway.
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Management company is only 4 doors way from the home and are happy to assist guests. If you are arriving late our management company can supply Standard or Extra Welcome Packs - please ask for list of items included in price.
The Central Florida region
Historic Kissimmee is only 5 miles way where you will find quaint shops and restaurants, Civic Centre, library and Railway Station. Lake Toho in historic Kissimmee is where you can fish or just stroll along the lake front. and watch the wildlife. Medieval Times and Wal Mart Superstore are within easy reach. Green Meadows Petting Farm is off Poinciana Blvd. Boggy Creek Airboats is a very popular choice for visitors. Factory Outlets, shops, restaurants (MacDonalds, Outback, Denny's, Ponderosa, Red Lobster, etc ) all abound on the 192. A new Cinema complex is located in The Loop a new shopping centre frequented by locals and guest alike.
Chatham Park has its own community pool and cabana, small park with tennis court, basket ball court and children's play area. Keep fit by jogging or walking round Chatham Circle and you have done one mile! Sit by the lake and watch the wildlife.
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"Lovely villa and ideal location"
The villa was lovely, very clean and spacious with a great view of the lake behind. It was situated in an ideal location - especially for Disney! Would definitely stay again.
25 Nov 2011
"A holiday of a lifetime."
Our holiday in Orlando was a once in a lifetime experience. Both the children and my wife and I had an absolutely amazing time. The villa was part of that amazing experience. The accommodation had everything, great space, fantastic pool, all the necessary utlilities and even a games room - which helped occupy time when the tropical rain moved in for the day. The owners were close at hand and helped answer any questions we had very quickly. The villa's location was ideal for all the major parks and had lots of restaurants and supermarkets just a short drive away. In additioan the free calls to the UK and internet access made for such a relaxing time.
thank you for sharing your experience whilst staying at Sunset. We are very happy to hear that our hard efforts to ensure that our guests have a memorable stay in our home have been successful. We look forward to hosting your next stay in the Disney Area and hope that you will choose Sunset again. It was our pleasure having you as our guests.
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Well? I wonder do they need commoner blood from time to time to keep the family well.
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Surely an intrigueing story, but applying yuor very logic would mean that some descendant of some stone-age chieftain should be the rightful owner of the throne because his ancestors ruled the land 2000 years ago.
Maybe there was a ruling class before that as well. Where do you stop, at 10.000 years ? Only because your granp-pa has been this and that doesn't mean poop. The Germans are your rightful owners these days, get over it.
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Well It's all because there is a familly in power that wants to stay in power. Because it is somewhat related to this thread, and because it's freakin awesome I wanted to post a link to Muzzleflash's thread where he connects the bloodline of the queen to ceasars. Definatly worth a read.
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Of course they do. See Diana.....
but now that prince William has married a commoner, doesn't that kinda negate their kids place as a royal? I mean if prince Harry married a aristocrat isn't it the case that his kids will more likely be king or queen?


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Sep 21, 2009, Vol. 15, No. 01 • By NELSON D. LANKFORD
During a visit to London in the 1990s my wife and I attended a service at St. Clement Danes, a once-bombed-out Wren church in the Strand, now station church of the Royal Air Force. By pure chance it was September 15, Battle of Britain Day. Half a century had passed since the stooped, graying veterans who gathered to worship that day had faced daunting odds in the skies over England. To visiting Americans, they made tangible the centrality of the Battle of Britain to collective memory in the United Kingdom.
Now, seven decades after the war, it is hard to conjure up the awe and dread that filled residents of southern England as they looked up into the brilliant blue skies of summer 1940, skies streaked with the contrails of hundreds of Luftwaffe planes, day after day. Michael Korda's latest book retells the familiar story of how Britain, alone, blunted the seemingly inexorable German tide. And although With Wings Like Eagles is not a work of original scholarship based on exhaustive sifting of unpublished sources, it is nonetheless a compelling synthesis, elegantly written.
Korda begins by recounting the fitful creation of Britain's air defenses. It may surprise readers that he gives credit to both Stanley Baldwin and, after him, Neville Chamberlain. As prime minister, Baldwin took little interest in the military and hated spending on it. In the House of Commons he feuded bitterly with Winston Churchill, who doggedly argued for greater defense outlays. (When Churchill later learned, during the war, that the Germans had bombed the Baldwin family factory, he groused, "How ungrateful of them.")
Baldwin parroted the orthodoxy of the times that "the bomber will always get through." If nothing could stop enemy bombers, why waste money on fighter planes? Yet he could not completely ignore defense, and by his parsimonious reckoning, spending a little on fighters would cost less than building fleets of bombers. Thus, in a roundabout way, he "stumbled on the idea of defense rather than deterrence."
Korda views his subject from the heights of central command rather than from the cockpit of a Spitfire. His hero, and the focus of this book, is Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding. Stubborn, remote, shy, incapable of charm, and lacking in humor, Dowding
At Bentley Priory, the 18th-century mansion outside London that served as Dowding's headquarters, buried telephone lines linked the commander to each airfield and radar station. A central operations room collected and distilled readiness reports from fighter squadrons and intelligence generated by radar and the ground Observer Corps. On a huge map table members of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) moved counters, representing these data, with a long pole "like that used by the croupier at the roulette table."
If war came, the counters constantly dancing across the face of the map would guide Dowding's orders to his squadron commanders, and from them to their pilots. By the late 1930s the latter flew two newly operational models of monoplane, the Hawker Hurricane and the Supermarine Spitfire, which were evenly matched with the best German fighter, the Messerschmitt Bf 109.
The Air Ministry and its political masters long doubted the value of defense by fighter planes, and both only reluctantly acceded--"at first more in the spirit of window dressing" --to Dowding's insistent demands. Undeterred, Dowding hectored them for funds, including money to build an underground duplicate of the operations room, protected by reinforced concrete. He got his way with just months to spare, and by the spring of 1940 had assembled the tools he needed.
The point Korda hammers home is that the RAF's victory "came about neither by luck nor by last-minute improvisation" but by thorough preparation. And when the conflict began, Dowding's genius lay in husbanding his forces rather than committing them all at once. He wanted his adversaries to think he was scraping the bottom of the barrel and about to run out of planes and pilots at any moment. With constant pinprick attacks by small numbers of fighters, he concealed his total strength while inflicting a mounting toll on German bombers. The head of Fighter Command knew his pilots--whom he sentimentally called his "Chicks"--could not win the war, but in that summer of endless blue skies, they surely could lose it.


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THIS CHAPTER APPLIES arbitrage-free pricing techniques from Chapters 6 and 7 to derivative securities that are not always easily treated by the direct PDE approach of Chapter 5. A derivative security is one whose cash flows are contingent on the prices of other securities, or on related indices. After summarizing the essential results from Chapter 6 for this purpose, we study the valuation of forwards, futures, European and American options, and certain exotic options. Option pricing with stochastic volatility is addressed with Fourier-transform methods.
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When it comes to keeping us safe, it can be easy to take for granted those who protect us – until tragedy re-reminds us that their job can carry a steep price.
Last week I made the historic announcement that all eligible Kentuckians will soon be able to register to vote online. I am proud to lead the charge to bring voter registration in Kentucky into the 21st century.
The Carrollton Urban Forestry Commission is searching to honor the oldest tree within the Carrollton city limits. For those residents who believe they may have the oldest tree in Carrollton, please contact the Carroll County Cooperative Extension Service at (502) 732-7030 to make an appointment to have the tree's age estimated. The deadline for submissions is Friday, Oct. 30.
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"I got credit down at the grocery store and my barber tells me jokes…" —Roger Miller
ROLLING FORK, Miss.—The chosen theme for this year's National Newspaper Week is "Power of the Press," and that power, it seems to me, is a very relative thing.
In 2011, federal agents launched a sting operation on an Amish farmer. Prof. Baylen J. Linnekin provides details of the raid:
"Federal agents watched the home closely for a year, gathering evidence. Then, in a pre-dawn raid, armed members from three agencies swooped in.
It may still be early in the school year, but some of the "report cards" the state uses to measure academic progress have already begun to arrive.
In general, the news for Kentucky is good, although there is still much room for improvement.
Perhaps the best example of that can be found in the growing number of high school students taking and passing Advanced Placement tests, which provide college credit if the score is high enough.
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Chinese carriers COSCO and China Shipping told the Federal Maritime Commission they are in the beginning stages of a merger, while Bloomberg reported CMA CGM has entered into talks to buy APL parent Neptune Orient Lines.
XPO Logistics, which announced Friday it had finalized its $3 billion acquisition of trucking and logistics provider Con-way Inc., will cut more than 10 percent of current Con-way staff at its Ann Arbor, Mich. headquarters and Portland, Ore. IT center.
There appears to have been some improvement in vessel waiting times, but the Panama Canal Authority announced on Sunday it will take additional steps in an attempt to to clear the backlog of ships at the Central American waterway.
Consumers continue to migrate to mobile devices to make purchases, with mobile devices accounting for 36 percent of Black Friday sales, according to Custora, a company that provides predictive analytics for e-commerce.
Net income at the Israeli ocean carrier improved vastly compared to loss of $63 million in the third quarter of 2014 despite a 12 percent year-over-year reduction in total revenues.
Rates from Shanghai to Northwest Europe and the Mediterranean skyrocketed, while rates to the United States inched up slightly from last week.


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- EcuadorAgricultureFunding via Fundacion Alternativa
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The group's president is Mrs. Wilma, a kind, joyful, enterprising and hardworking woman. Wilma is married and has two small children that she adores. Wilma started raising livestock (pigs in particular) as a way of helping with the household economy. It is a demanding business but also a profitable one and it allows her to help at home and take care of her children.
Wilma is requesting a loan at FODEMI to invest in buying more white pigs to raise and sell. With this investment, Wilma will have more animals to sell and will improve her family's income.
Wilma's dream is to see her children grow to be persons of good character. She would also like to build her house in the new piece of land, keep her animals and take better care of them.
La presidenta de este grupo es la señora Wilma una mujer de carácter amable, muy alegre, emprendedora y trabajadora, Wilma es casada y tiene dos hijos pequeños a los cuales adora, Wilma como ayuda en la economía del hogar se dedicó a la crianza de animales específicamente cerdos, siendo un negocio sacrificado pero muy rentable, ya que puede ayudar en su hogar y cuidar a sus pequeños hijos.
El crédito que Wilma solicita a FODEMI es para invertir en la compra de más cerdos blancos, para la crianza y la venta, esta inversión ayudara a Wilma a tener más animales para la venta y a mejorar los ingresos en su hogar.
El sueño que Wilma tiene es ver a sus hijos crecer y que sean unas personas de bien, además también quiere hacer su casita en el terreno nuevo para seguir teniendo animales y cuidarlos mejor.
Additional Information
About VisionFund EcuadorVisionFund Ecuador is a microenterprise development fund that supports groups of entrepreneurs who lack access to formal financial systems. The organization works with vulnerable populations, especially women, in the marginalized urban and rural sectors of Ecuador. Its clients work in a variety of sectors including agriculture, artisan crafts and the commercial and service sectors. Kiva lenders' funds are used to expand the organization's services to the poor living in more rural parts of Ecuador.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
About Ecuador
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 14 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Dec 21, 2012
- Listed
- Jan 17, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
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Know the best part of winter? Escaping it! Since moving to Canada from West Palm Beach, I have developed, a new, ah, appreciation for winter (read: utter dislike and yet a new-found begrudging respect). My twitter and Tumblr tagline is "I was born in Ireland, grew up in Florida and now live in Ontario. I'm sick of shoveling snow - but it beats the hell out of hurricanes." It's the best way to describe my love/hate relationship with northern weather.
Come January and February, I am not alone in my "over it" feeling toward this season of dread. So, how do I get away from it all? I use some pretty cool, efficient BlackBerry smartphone apps to help me plan and guide my way.
First things first: I need to find a flight and fast. With one quick search on KAYAK, I can scan hundreds of travel sites and find the best deal on the internet.
Now, I'm a foodie and I've fallen in love with the LocalEats app. I get quick access to reviews from my fellow road warriors, directions, "Best of Lists", and most importantly - I can quickly share a new discoveries with all my friends.
I split my time between Waterloo, Toronto, New York, San Francisco and Las Vegas (with too many trips to Las Vegas). To make sure I have the appropriate weather attire, I check WeatherBug Elite. WeatherBug Elite uses BlackBerry Push to send out true, real-time updates. It even sends weather updates straight to my inbox; a great feature that keeps me in the know.
I always like to log cool things I come across while travelling. My blogging tool of choice is Tumblr. The Tumblr app allows me to quickly post photos, videos and links to my personalTumblr page.
When I need to travel for work, my hotel application of choice is HRS Hotelportal. HRS Hotelportal lets me search through a database of more than 250,000 hotels worldwide as well as their current rates, availability, and features. Also, it's free!
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Andy and I lately got invited to host a 'lab session' at the iadlab15 interaction design conference in Bern. We proposed to animate a discussion on a quite abstract topic: open design.
What the true meaning of our topic was, we didn't know by the time we proposed it. Yet we had a strong feeling that the 'open' culture wasn't as strong in the design scene as it is in the tech scene and wanted to discuss that assumption, openly.
We thus introduced the open design notion with a big question mark: opensource we know since ages, opendata is now proving its value to the world, what about open design?
It turned out the discussions went fantastically well and we got thanked many times for having brought the topic onto the table.
Even more astonishing to us, what we encountered is a generational gap: digital-native creatives showed interest and seem to integrate open practices whereas their elders tended to disregard – if not despise – them.
Continue reading about Discussing 'open design' at iadlab15
Tags: design, open design
Coming from a web-development background, native iOS development always feels a bit clunky to me when it comes to creating the layouts.
Yes, there is the Interface Builder and it is a great tool, but sometimes,
things get more generic and building the views and layouts can be more efficiently done by hand.
Except – layout constraints! Writing layout constraints can be tedious work.
Example, making an element the half of the width of its parent element in objective-c:
It is not much better in C# with Xamarin either:
But behold! There is our ConstraintHelper!
The ConstraintHelper is a small C# library to help with the layout constraints and it brings less common concepts like Method Chaining to the layout constraints.
ConstraintHelper is Open Source and can be forked from GitHub.
Tags: C#, ios, iphone, objective-c, xamarin
I was invited to speak at the T3DD15, the TYPO3 Developer Days 2015, on the topic of community collaboration. Indeed my presence there was also made happen because there was a big interest both from the TYPO3 CMS as well as from Neos CMS to explore adopting Symfony. Another topic was adopting of PHPCR, again both TYPO3 and Neos CMS expressed an interest in this topic, though not as urgently as adopting Symfony. In fact the Symfony adoption is already under way with TYPO3 CMS developers having already integrated the Console component and looking towards the Routing component next. Neos CMS has long ago adopted the Yaml component and are looking towards the Process component next. Indeed especially Neos CMS might be beginning to adopt quite a few more Symfony, and other components. They are even willing to explore going to Symfony full stack, though it would need to be made compatible with their unique Proxy based AOP solution that enables them to effectively overload the "new" operator.
Anyway, back to the title of this blog post. I did in fact choose the same title for my talk in which I tried to give some considerations about legal but more importantly community topics related to working with third party projects. I tried to make it clear that there valid points for choosing to not adopt third party solutions in every case. I also tried to address a bit how to get people from other communities more involved into the TYPO3 and Neos CMS communities. Overall I must say I am still not quite as fluent with soft topic talks compared to hard topic, ie. code related, talks. I still do not know how much content to put on the slides and how much I can free style. I also still have a hard time estimating how long my talk will last. I guess I will get better with practice.
It was also an interesting time to give this talk, as TYPO3 and Neos CMS only recently decided to part ways. It is not clear if this will be the last joint conference. During my talk I wanted to make things a bit more concrete, especially when discussing points about what might prevent people from collaborating with TYPO3 and Neos CMS. It felt a bit strange as I was mentioning issues with each of the projects. I was worried that I might set of a flamewar, but everything seemed to stay quite civil :)
At any rate, I spend two great days with lots of interesting discussions. The location was awesome, essentially right in the Nürnburg castle, with lots of rooms for people to gather to discuss and hack. Aside from the Symfony and PHPCR related discussions I also entered into a session on diversity as well as on CQRS. Overall it was a very productive environment and a fun exchange with lots of old and new faces!
Tags: Neos, phpcr, Symfony, TYPO3
The public transport app "Time for Coffee!", made by some Liipers, was finally published at Github under the MIT License. Furthermore the Apple Watch app for it was also released last week, just in time for the watch release in Switzerland this Friday.
Read more about it at the Time for Coffee! blog post.
Tags: ios, opendata, timeforcoffee
Last week, I was at Drupal Dev Days in Montpellier with a few other Liipers. It was, as often is with such conferences in the Drupal community, greatly encouraging to see the passion and effort of the many Drupal developers there.
Throughout the week, hundreds of people were working on different projects in the "sprints" (as such code-marathons are called in the Drupal community). Drupal 8 core was (unsurprisingly) the biggest group, but there were many other efforts related to Drupal 8. I was primary involved in the Rules for Drupal 8 effort, which was a fairly large group. We managed to get quite a few issues solved, and the road to a user interface for Rules in Drupal 8 was begun, which is one of the biggest outstanding issues.
It was challenging work, at times, but there was a good mood in the group, and the D8rules team were really great at helping beginners getting started, so many thanks to them for that.
I was unfortunately forced to forgo the conference part of the event due to illness, but I hear it was great. In total, I think the organisers of DDD did a great job – especially with the food. So thanks to them as well. See you in the issue queues.
The Rails Girls Summer of Code is a global initiative that provides 3-month stipends to women to work full-time on an Open Source project of their choice. The students work in teams of two from July 1st to September 30th, aided by local coaches; applications are still open until April 14th, 23:59 UTC (that's tomorrow!) and anyone can apply if they fulfil the requirements.
The program is now in its third year and has successfully collected enough money to fund 10 student teams for 2015, thanks to wonderful sponsors (one of which is Liip!) and individuals, through a crowd funding campaign For the first time in RGSoC's history, we are attempting to fund an 11th team. The crowd funding campaign is still open, and we'd love to have your support Follow us on twitter or check out our blog to stay up to date.
Help us foster diversity in Open Source!
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An interesting Django package was recently open-sourced by Swisscom. Manuel Jeckelmann wrote an interesting article about how the process of open-sourcing this worked at Swisscom. In the context of work on a security data warehouse at Swisscom, Liip has also worked on developing this package. I'll briefly describe here what's special about this package and how it can be used.
CleanerVersion lets you maintain a history of model instances and their relations. There are a number of packages that can be used for versioning in Django. What makes this one different?
Continue reading about Swisscom open-sources CleanerVersion
Tags: django
Contrary to frontend experience, CMS backend experience is rarely adapted to the needs and tasks of its real users: the few people who publish and administrate the site. Standard backend themes often remain untouched after installation. The most common adaptations are the addition of menus and shortcuts, often due to addition of functionalities to the CMS.
We (David Buchmann and Benoit Pointet) spent some time to look into the backend we have for the liip.ch website, built with the Symfony CMF. We ran user testing sessions to collect our website's editors painpoints, a community survey to collect the pain points of other CMF users, then did a lot of small tweaks both to the public bundles and in liip.ch specific code, and identified and documented improvements that needed more development work.
Continue reading about Improving the User Experience of the Symfony CMF Backend
Tags: CMF, Symfony
Before I started working for Liip I did my apprenticeship in St. Gallen. It was not until I started working in Zürich, that I discovered, companies here liked sharing knowledge with each other. This concept was new to me and I thought it was a great idea. There are plenty of events in Zürich to learn from like-minded people. There's Webtuesday, JSZurich and Coders Only, just to name a few.
Once I started working in St. Gallen again, I was eager to bring this spirit with me and start such an event in St. Gallen.
People from St. Gallen seemed to like the idea. Peter joined the Webnesday Team and Roman offered us the Namics St. Gallen office for the first Webnesday.
Webnesday is an open forum, for web interested people from and around St. Gallen. It's scheduled every 2 months. Every odd Webnesday is a full talk between 30 and 45 minutes. Every even Webnesday consists of a few Lightning talks between 10 and 15 minutes.
On the first Webnesday, I held a talk about AngularJS. It was a success. About 21 people showed up and asked interesting questions. The slides can be found on Speakerdeck.
The next Webnesday will be held on the 5. November. It will take place at Haufe-Umantis' office in St. Gallen. Since it's an even Webnesday, we will do Lightning talks.
You can sign up here for the next Webnesday.
We are still looking for additional speakers. If you discovered something cool that you would like to share with the crowd, please contact us.
Tags: angularjs, javascript, liip, silicongallen, st.gallen, webnesday
We did a small two person hackday to get to know Cassandra a bit. Lukas already learned a bit about Cassandra at Berlin Buzzwords but it was time to get some hands on experience to better understand how Cassandra would work out in a real client project. Our agenda for the day was however essentially: get it to run, see how to get it connected with PHP and then import some data and do some queries.
But first a very brief summary of what Cassandra is about:
To get up and running we tried different approaches. One was just to download one of the VMs provided by DataStax (the main company driving Cassandra). That sort of works but the VM operating system is not really nicely configured. But it was at least enough to run a first few queries we found in the Cassandra wiki.
Now we wanted to install the PDO driver for Cassandra. So we setup a new VM and installed Cassandra. Compiling the PDO driver proofed to be a bit more complicated. We messed around for a while until Henrik saved us by uploading debian packages for us compatible for Ubuntu 14.04 64bit:
We then started playing a bit. We looked for some interesting data sources and found this blog post listing a bunch of options for us, we ended up going with a dump of reddit posts. Not a particularly challenging data set for Cassandra, but enough to get a feel for things. Cassandra provides a PostgreSQL insipired variant of COPY to import CSVs. Using the following table definition, we started writing some queries against the dataset.
We quickly realized that for index supported queries, one needs to define composite key indexes. With a bit of time we got it to work.
We then played with a counter, but realized that counters cannot be in a composite index. Finally we briefly looked at their "transactions", which however require every query essentially specify a condition for concurrency.
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OWWA Main Office Address and hotline number
OFW's (Overseas Filipino Workers) asking about information on how to inquire regarding different details on business loan, member information, benefits, scholarship and other info, it would be best to either call OWWA hotline or visit the main office address location in corner Buendia F.B. Harrison, Pasay City. See the full contact details of their main […]
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OWWA Benefits
Google Advertisements So what are the different benefits of OWWA members or OFWs working abroad? Their families? Beneficiaries? Some of you might just be wondering and you want to know more about it. Allow me to start this by giving just some sort of a list instead of explaining them all to you as an […]
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OWWA Scholarship Program
Google Advertisements Here is a comprehensive article taken from the official OWWA website and shared here at Internet Philippines blog. All rights reserved and credits to OWWA.GOV.PH for this article. This list includes all available scholarship program offers for qualified OFWS and their dependents with requirements for each application for a particular training program. Who […]
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Who May Apply for OWWA Loan
Google Advertisements Here is a list of basic information on who is allowed or eligible to borrow OWWA loan. This list was taken from the official Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) website at owwa.gov.ph/. We have also listed here the different purposes of loan accepted by this agency of the Philippines for OFWs, interest rates, […]
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- Posted by Robert Madelin, Director General of DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology
I have enjoyed chairing on 11.07.2012 a full day's discussion with a broad range of stakeholders. We have reviewed progress since Neelie launched with key CEOs a coalition [3]to deliver urgent coordinated action on this point.
There were 5 key action points:
We have made pretty good progress in multi-stakeholder working groups in the last few months. Progress does not mean success, and in some areas (notably content classification and to my surprise the take-down of Child Abuse Material ) we need to work harder. But I am confident that CEOs will by year-end have some new "best practice" tools that can be used to improve the younger EU citizen's Internet experience, and build the trust of kids and grown-ups alike in the growing possibilities of our online world.
A report on progress towards delivering the 5 actions and a report of the meeting on 11.07.2012 will be available online on 19th July on the following site: http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/sip/self_reg/index_en.htm [4]
[1] https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/users/editor
[2] https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/blog_home
[3] http://europa.eu/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=IP/11/1485&format=HTML&aged=0&language=EN&guiLanguage=en
[4] http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/sip/self_reg/index_en.htm
[5] https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/tags/better-internet-kids-0
[6] https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/tags/digital-agenda-europe
[7] https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/tags/eukidsonline


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- SenegalRetailFunding via CAURIE Microfinance, a partner of Catholic Relief Services
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Aïda's Group
The featured borrower is Nogaye, age 54, seen in the photo standing on the right and wearing a black scarf. She is a married mother if nine children, two of them boys. Nogaye sells groundnuts, and she also raises sheep and birds. She buys her supplies at the local markets and in the village.
Nogaye will use her loan to buy four 100 kg bags of groundnuts for 20,000F each, one sheep for 50,000F, and two hens for 2,000F each.
She saves her money so that she may someday buy a taxi for her son.
L'emprunteur en vedette de ce groupe, Nogaye, est une femme mariée de 54 ans. Elle a 09 enfants dont 02 garçons. Elle fait du commerce d'arachide, de l'élevage d'ovins, et de l'aviculture. Elle s'approvisionne à dans les marchés environnants et dans le village. Sur la photo, elle est debout à droite avec un châle noir sur les épaules.
Avec Son prêt, elle va acheter 04 sacs de 100kg d'arachide à 20000f le sac, 01 mouton à 50000f et 02 poules à 2000f chacune.
Avec ses bénéfices, elle épargne pour acheter à l'avenir un taxi pour son fils.
Additional Information
About CAURIE Micro FinanceThe mission of CAURIE Micro Finance is to contribute sustainably and to offer microfinance services adapted to impoverished micro-entrepreneurs, primarily women, based on the principles of 'credit for the poor' and on microfinance best practices, all while investing in order to become financially independent.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
About Senegal
37View loans »
Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 8 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- At end of term
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Dec 13, 2012
- Listed
- Jan 8, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Jul 17, 2013


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shoot my comment wasn't even directed towards you in anyway...
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