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Kate Gosselin is likely taking some heat after slamming ex-husband Jon on the Today show this morning, commenting that he's mediocre in his aspirations to just work regular job to provide for the Gosselin kids.
Careful what you say, Kate!
There are a lot of regular folks out there – who didn't have the luxury of their own reality series – working their "mediocre" jobs to support their families.
Quick to do some damage control, Gosselin took to Twitter to explain her comment.
In her Today show interview, Kate Gosselin said of Jon's comment that he's glad the kids will now be off of TV since Kate Plus 8 has been cancelled: "It's a situation where Jon may be accepting of mediocre for his kids by working a regular job. But I want the best for my kids and to give them the best opportunity."
Did Kate just lose a few more of her fans with that remark?
Gosselin explains on Twitter: "2clarify re 'mediocre' – I meant this job is not a career acc 2 jon but tv is 4 me & is hard but will prov best opps 4 my kids vs nursing!"
Sure, Kate. Sure.
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Manual glass with Optix Chip adapter works very well on 6D
Just tried one at store. The larger, brighter VF, and high sensitive AF sensor point bring back the life of my manual glass, the Zeiss. I am looking forward to use the micro-adjustment feature in the body as well.
On my current T2i, this same glass does not work very well. And if it is in door or low light, forget it.
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Preschool Parenting
Here are my top 10 Montessori principles that can be used whether or not you own traditional Montessori materials. These principles are relevant for any preschooler. To me, they fit with natural learning because they meet young children's natural needs without requiring a specific material. A windowsill converted into
Meals are a natural part of many holiday gatherings, and it's important to prepare your child for those meals. By using Montessori techniques, you can help your child have appropriate table manners for any situation. This will be a very condensed version of how to teach table manners. Even
The holiday season (along with summer reunions) is a natural time for getting together with relatives … but children aren't always comfortable meeting and greeting relatives. You can help. By using Montessori techniques for teaching grace and courtesy, you can help your child learn and more comfortably use appropriate greetings.
The best time to teach your preschooler to say thank you for presents received over the holidays is beforehand. In Montessori education, grace and courtesy is an important part of the practical life lessons. And the aim is to give children demonstrations and practice with proper etiquette before an
If you have a child in preschool or are the owner, director, or teacher of a preschool, you know how important communication between preschool and parents is. After teaching at a day care center and Montessori schools, owning a Montessori school, and completing my master's degree school placement at a day
Maria Montessori believed that young children have inner aids that help their development. You can help your child by watching for and encouraging those inner aids. I wrote before about one of the inner aids – the young child's "absorbent mind." Another inner aid is what Maria Montessori called "sensitive
Maria Montessori believed young children have a deep sense of dignity and want to do the right thing. You can use Montessori techniques to teach your child how to do the right thing. Here are some Montessori principles you can use at home to teach manners. 1. Emphasize practical life
Teach Me to Do It Myself: Montessori Activities for You and Your Child By Maja Pitamic 176 pp. Barron's Last week I said that if I could recommend one educational book for parents of children ages 5 and under, it would be How to Raise an Amazing Child the
Videos are a great way to view Montessori education at work. If you are thinking of enrolling your child in a Montessori preschool, these videos are very helpful, although only as a first step before visiting the school you're considering. They're also great to watch if you want to use
The right way to use Montessori principles in your home is the way that's right for you and your family. The name "Montessori" hasn't been protected by trademark, which is both good and bad when it comes to Montessori schools. When it comes to your own home, it's only
It's easy to focus on the importance of helping your preschooler by answering your child's questions or reading to your child. But one of the best ways to help your preschooler is too often overlooked. Take a tip from Montessori education and help your child learn how to do things
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Chinese hackers, US newspapers
This week, several US newspapers, including The New York Times and Wall Street Journal, have
that they have experienced cyber-attacks related to their coverage of China. In the case of The Times, corporate passwords for every employee had been stolen. Chinese officials called allegations that the Chinese Government commissioned these attacks "unprofessional and baseless". However, it is not likely that Chinese hackers caused these incidents without at least tacit government approval. In fact, this appears to be sort of a sideshow to the bigger, unofficial and hidden cyber-war (a 21
century sort of a "cold war") running in the background.
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Internet Association
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UPnP networking flaw puts millions of PCs at risk
recently discovered security flaw
in the UPnP (Universal Plug-n-Play) networking protocol potentially puts millions of PCs at risk. UPnP is a protocol that allows network devices like printers, PCs, or routers to discover each other. By design, this discovery should be limited to the local network. However, the flaw allows attackers to identify devices on the internet and run some well-known attacks against them. The reason for the mass of vulnerable systems is that software libraries used to implement UPnP contain some flaws. Most likely, many of the systems at risk never will be patched because these devices are not sold anymore. Thus, there is a significant risk. Unfortunately, there is no simple solution to this issue. The best approach is ensuring that all incoming UPnP requests are blocked at the router and that this device itself does not use UPnP.
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WhatsApp again
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WhatsApp violates international privacy laws
. Users do not have a choice to use the application without granting access to their entire address book. For company policies that simply means that usage of WhatsApp is unacceptable as long as any company-related address information is held on the device. Maybe WhatsApp should really start thinking about security and privacy.
Apple iOS 6.1 – still an unacceptable approach for security patches
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Online banking: 25% of Germans don't use it due to security concerns
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recent incidents
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IBM and RSA build security analytics on Big Data technology
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Jagged Alliance: Back In Action Walkthrough
Table of Contents
General Mission Operations Orders
Secure Drassen Airport
Find the Rebel Leader / Liberate Drassen
Liberate the Mines near Cambria
Drassen is Running Dry
Cannibal Corpses
Liberate the Mines in Grumm and Alma
Child Labor
Secure the Radar Stations
Prison Break
Find the Rebel Leader
Collector's Item
Arulco Liberation
Child Labor
Mission Preparation
- Personnel Check – Ensure all mercs are at max health, and all training points have been allocated.
- Weapons Check – Ensure all mercs have proper weapons equipped, all weapons are clean and in good condition, with a good supply of ammo.
- Equipment Check – Ensure all mercs are wearing proper armor and camouflage, and that they have been issued a good supply of skills equipment (medkits, bandages, toolkits, lockpicks, etc…)
Mission Execution
- Speak to Fatima in Grumm City – She will give you the Child Labor mission.
- Speak to Doreen in the Drassen sewing factory. She will ask to talk to you in private. Once she has the exclamation mark over her head, speak to her again. She will try to sell you one of the children. Refuse, and she will get angry, saying she and Deidranna are of the same blood, and telling you to die. Kill her before she runs away.
- Speak to Fatima in Grumm City, and claim the reward she gives you. Mission complete!
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Ownership Family Tree:
■ Nicholas J. Miller 1857 - 1916
■ Edward A. Miller 1888 - 1950
■ Edward F. Miller 1920 - 2008
■ Edward J. Miller 1975 - Present
■ Josh E. Miller 2003 - Present
Early Years
In an era when sales tax, and income tax were non existent and an additional horse for the hearse cost a nickel,
Nicholas J. Miller founded his funeral home. The year was 1889, he was 32 years old and the N.J. Miller Funeral Home was located in downtown Rochester, N.Y. at 92 North Clinton Avenue (near Main and State Streets). Nicholas was both a cabinet maker and an upholsterer who made his own caskets. He moved to 90 North Street and eventually to 100 North Street, where he remained in business until his death. Nicholas died in his home on Manitou Street on October 16, 1916, at which time the reins of business were turned over to his son, Edward A. Miller.
Struggle To RemainEdward A. renamed the firm N.J. Miller's Son Funeral Home and his initial years were not unlike any other struggling entrepreneur. During his career he moved from the leased funeral home on North Street to the South Avenue funeral home (purchased circa 1927).
Edward settled down with his wife Emma (Frank) and raised four children in the South Wedge area commonly called "Swillberg".
Perhaps Edward's persistent struggle to survive is best illustrated by a small event dealing with the purchase of a new funeral car. Edward purchased an automobile that was equipped with a new innovation - the automatic transmission. Despite repeated warnings by the salesman that he no longer needed to shift into different gears, Edward declined any instructions and drove off... only to be returned a short time thereafter without the transmission.
Despite this intractability, or perhaps because of it, he constructed the funeral home on Mount Hope Avenue (circa 1946). Edward A. died on September 13, 1950, in his home at 112 Gregory Hill Drive. Edward's sons who had joined the firm at the conclusion of W.W.II, assumed management of the funeral homes.
TraditionWith the growth of the funeral homes Edward F. Miller incorporated the Firm in 1966 changing the name to Miller Funeral Homes, Inc. Edward, having been schooled at St. Boniface, Aquinas, & The University of Notre Dame went on to direct the funeral homes growth for 32 years until his retirement in 1982. Edward F., along with his wife Margaret (Kellett), raised a family of six children near the funeral home on Mount Hope Avenue.
Edward would not want any accolades or footnotes added to his career; but for myself and my sisters and brothers he was a wonderful father and remains our role model.
From this fourth generation of Millers, Edward J. Miller, after graduating from McQuaid Jesuit High School, Villanova University and the Rochester Institute of Technology MBA Program, succeeded his father; and is the current owner and president of the firm.
Edward married Lynda (Blauw) in 1974 (BLAUW's Drug Store; South Clinton & Goodman Streets) and have raised a family of four children in Penfield, N.Y.
PresentOn January 15, 2000 my Father and I opened a new facility at the corner of Winton Road South and Jefferson Road. Having outgrown the other two facilities the funeral homes on Mount Hope Avenue and South Avenue were closed, and a new era was born to an old tradition.
RecognitionIt is a testament to those who came before me that this firm thrives today. This family business had traversed the ages from the birth of the automobile, to a man on the moon, and on to the electronic age where items are turning obsolete on their way home from the store. We take pride in the fact that generations of our family have been privileged to serve generations of Rochester families.
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Programs in the "Women's Empowerment Series" are scheduled monthly through May in the Resource Room of the UTTC Skill Center building from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Empowering women and families is vital to the well being of the UTTC campus community. Women are the backbone of traditional families. This series is aimed at empowering women through discussions about leadership, professionalism, education and self-esteem.
Although the talks will be especially relevant to women in Indian Country, the series is open, free of charge to women from all walks of life.
February 15: Cheryl Long Feather, Empowering Through Family; March 15: Dr. Harriett Skye, Empowering Through Education; April 12: Jodi Gillette, Women and Traditional Roles; and May 17: Julie Cain, Communicate to Empower.
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Welcome to MovemberWhit Honea
By the time you read this it will be November. There will be candy on my breath, and chocolate on my shirt, but there will not be a single hair on my face. Yes, the beard comes off in the morning, and with it all my false securities.
Tomorrow is November 1, or as we in the Internet business like to call it: Movember. Note, it will still be the first. It's really not that complicated.
Movember is when a man's heart turns to helping others, and his face turns to mustaches. That's right, we start the month clean and then watch our lips slowly cover in stubble and moss in an effort to raise donations and awareness of men's health issues, namely prostate and testicular cancers, respectively, but also mental health.
It's not the prettiest campaign I have ever worked on, but it is efficient. The money raised by past Movembers has already made a noticeable difference in the treatment and research of the issues listed above, and the medical world is openly optimistic about the future, which is, obviously, pretty amazing.
I am on a team with many of your favorite dad bloggers, and together we are changing the face of men's health. I hope you'll join us.
You can follow my progress and anyone else on the team during the month, and you can help spread the word via the links you just skimmed past. It is an important cause, not only for the dads, sons, husbands, and brothers in your life, but everyone that loves them. Not bad for a bunch of silly mustaches.
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How to Win Your NCAA Pool
Act like a hedge-fund manager and pick Florida to win it all.
Biostatistician Bradley Carlin, who co-authored a 2005 paper (PDF) on contrarian strategies in NCAA brackets, suggests a "champion-only" technique. While most people spend a lot of time puzzling over potential first-round upsets, the mathematical reality is that it's difficult to win a pool without securing those boffo championship game points. The payoff for risk-taking also increases in later rounds. Consider the first round game between 14-seed Davidson and three-seed Marquette. Just more than 12 percent of ESPN players predict that Davidson will pull off the big upset, while Pomeroy gives Stephen Curry's school a 34.2 percent chance of knocking off Marquette. On paper, that differential looks like a great bargain. But consider that this upset will reward the lucky Davidson backer with a mere one extra point in a standard office pool. If Marquette wins, you're suddenly missing an important player in the bracket.
Whom should you pick as your champion? You want to look for teams with a respectable chance of winning that don't come in with high expectations. As the size of the pool balloons, so must your audacity. You may skate to victory with traditional choices in a group of 12 people, but in a pool of 100, you'll have to get fancy and prepare to lose miserably if the cards don't fall your way. (A miserable loss is a good way to describe our pick of the Texas Longhorns in 2011—and our suggestion to avoid Connecticut. Don't say we didn't warn you.)
Other than Florida, there aren't too many great bargains in this year's field. The next best bet is Gonzaga, which has been picked to win the title by 5.6 percent of ESPN.com competitors but has a 7.5 percent title chance according to Ken Pomeroy. And if you're looking to back a real long shot, take a look at Pittsburgh (0.1 percent on ESPN.com; 2.3 percent Pomeroy) and Wisconsin (0.9 percent on ESPN.com; 2.3 percent Pomeroy). Who are the worst bets in the field? You'll get the crummiest value by backing the third-favorite pick of ESPN.com users: Miami (11.4 percent on ESPN.com; 2.0 percent Pomeroy) and Kansas (8.5 percent ESPN.com; 4.2 percent Pomeroy). Duke is a bad bet as well: The Blue Devils are the choice of 8.5 percent of ESPN.com users and have a 4.4 percent chance to win according to Pomeroy.
Of course, the trouble with picking an off-the-radar champ is that the benefits of such a strategy materialize only in the long term. Another author of that 2005 paper on bracket strategies, Jarad Niemi, told me that he has won back three to four times his investment in entry fees over the years, but a great deal of that came from a good year in 2008. (Considering how good they are at calculating risk, it's no surprise that guys like Niemi and Carlin excel in pools that award bonus points for upsets. Carlin said he won one such pool three out of five years.) A strategy that wins you a lot of money a small amount of the time may work well in sports with long seasons, but it can be tough to keep the faith when you finish in the cellar for six straight Marches. But look at it this way: Did you ever win with your old strategy?
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WASHINGTON – The question at a recent South Carolina debate Newt Gingrich originally called "near despicable" turned out to be simply "how it works" for presidential politics, the former House speaker told CNN's John King, who hosted the debate.
While speaking on WTOP Tuesday morning, King said Gingrich approached him during the first break of the Jan. 19 debate, clapped him on the shoulder and said the debate was going really well. When King asked about the candidate's seething response to the opening question about his marital history, Gingrich laughed and said "you know how it works."
King says he stands behind questioning Gingrich about reportedly asking his second wife to enter into an open marriage. Gingrich responded by lambasting the "destructive, vicious, negative nature" of contemporary news.
"I am appalled you would begin a presidential debate on a topic like that," Gingrich said at the debate, drawing a standing ovation from the audience.
"I am appalled you'd start this conversation this way," King told WTOP anchors Mike Moss and Bruce Alan on Tuesday, when asked about the heated debate exchange.
The CNN chief national correspondent said he wouldn't have done anything differently.
"If I had to do it again, I'd do it again tomorrow," King says, adding the news media "is done" if it begins to second-guess questions that could shift a presidential candidate's support.
These attacks on the media are a "time-tested Republican strategy," says King.
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Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell is Interviewed on American Medicine Today Radio on Drug Approvals and the FDA
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What is the cost of the long approval process for potentially life-saving drugs by the FDA? The approval process can take up to 12 years and cost $1 billion. But there are other costs. Patients arent able to take drugs that arent approved and they might die or become more ill. Another cost is that a potential drug maker might not want to take the financial risk of taking a drug to market. Powell recommends testing drugs but possibly making drugs "FDA recommended", rather than "FDA approved." Whats needed is competition and markets to help patients and entrepreneurs, says Powell.
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Lewis Uhler, President of the National Tax Limitation Committee, moderates a panel with Independent Institute Senior Fellows John Goodman and Lawrence McQuillan and Heartland Institute Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara at the 2015 FreedomFest held in Las Vegas, NV.
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Recorded: Monday, April 20, 2015
Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich, presents oral arguments in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit in the ongoing appeal of the landmark Supreme Court case of Heller v. District of Columbia. The case affirmed the Second Amendment rights of citizens for lawful purposes such as self-defense.
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Are Liberals at Fault for the Breakup of the Family?
Recorded: Friday, March 27, 2015
Senior Fellow John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis and A Better Choice: Healthcare Solutions for America, joins radio host Larry Kudlow to talk about the costs society is bearing for the breakup of traditional families. Goodman talks about how the welfare state subsidizes and enables and even rewards single parent families.
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Independent Institute Senior Vice President Mary L. G. Theroux testified on "Childhood Poverty, Government Failures, and the Need for Economic Liberty", before the California State Senate's Budget Subcommittee on Health and Human Services, at the request of State Senator Jeff Stone. The witnesses spoke about California's Maximum Family Grant rule for families on welfare. The rule caps grants and does not increase grant money to mothers on welfare when they have more children. Mary testified about the causes of poverty and of the need for other, non-government options for poor families. She introduced ideas for helping the poor through private resources and organizations, instead of government agencies where families and women often find themselves trapped in a cycle of poverty.
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Stephen P. Halbrook on the Tom Woods Radio Show to Discuss Gun Control
Recorded: Monday, March 23, 2015
Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich, talks with radio host Tom Woods about the events in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s that led to the disarming of Jews and other so-called "Enemies of the State" beginning with gun registration policies of the Weimar Republic, to the Nazis use of that information to disarm and eliminate any opposition.
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The Political Economy of Drones
Recorded: Thursday, February 26, 2015
Research Fellow Abigail Hall joins the Larry Conners USA radio show to talk about the use of drones both domestically and internationally. What are the implications of the use of drones by law enforcement and military? Hall, who has written her dissertation on the subject, talks about the ramifications of the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) also known as drones.
Experts: Abigail R. Hall BlancoType: RadioIssues: Government Power, Law Enforcement, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Technology, Terrorism and National Crises
Mary L.G. Theroux on KPCC on Repeal of the "Maximum Family Grant" Welfare Rule
Recorded: Monday, February 23, 2015
Independent Institute Senior Vice President Mary L. G. Theroux was a guest on KPCC radio to discuss California's effort to repeal the "maximum family grant" rule for welfare recipients with children. Families that have more children while on welfare do not receive an increase in their grant. This could be reversed by a new law proposed by Calif. State Senator Holly Mitchell, who was also a guest on the show.
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I had such a lovely, sunny weekend & fit in lots of time for catching-up and relaxing. Actually, no. Very little relaxing, but definitely lots of the catch-up. One particular weekend highlight was the moment my sweet little love muffin came out of hibernation. I took her for a nice spin, injured toes and all.
Also? I baked a lot.
Now it's time that I geek out over macarons. Care to join? The last time I made macarons, I used an entirely different method. While this version is a little more finicky, with its temperature-changing-mid-bake and all, I found it a teensy bit more successful. While they both worked well, this version more consistently produced prettier mac shells than the other.
This time around, I added orange zest and almond flavor to the batter and filled it with a orange-fig jam. Had my pantry been stocked with some citrus curd, (or if I had the time to make my own) I would have loved that filling, too. Whichever floats thy boat.
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(gluten-free)2 ¼ cups confectioners' sugar
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- Beat the egg whites in the clean dry bowl of a stand mixer until they hold soft peaks. Slowly add the granulated sugar and beat until the mixture holds stiff peaks.
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- Pipe one-inch-sized mounds of batter onto baking sheets lined with nonstick liners (or parchment paper).
- Bake the macaroon for 5 minutes. Remove the pan from the oven and raise the temperature to 375°F. Once the oven is up to temperature, put the pans back in the oven and bake for an additional 7 to 8 minutes, or lightly colored.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average ( ^DJI) trading down 20 points (-0.1%) at 15,298 as of Wednesday, June 19, 2013, 12:50 PM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 2,604 issues advancing vs. 474 declining with 57 unchanged. The Consumer Goods sector currently sits down 0.22 versus the S&P 500, which is down 0.17. TheStreet Ratings group would like to highlight 3 stocks pushing the sector higher today: 3. Honda Motor ( HMC) is one of the companies pushing the Consumer Goods sector higher today. As of noon trading, Honda Motor is up $0.22 (0.58) to $37.28 on light volume Thus far, 103,086 shares of Honda Motor exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 613,100 shares. The stock has ranged in price between $37.19-$37.49 after having opened the day at $37.49 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $37.06. Honda Motor Co., Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the development, manufacture, and distribution of motorcycles, automobiles, and power products worldwide. Honda Motor has a market cap of $66.3 billion and is part of the automotive industry. The company has a P/E ratio of 10.3, below the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are up 0.3% year to date as of the close of trading on Tuesday. Currently there is 1 analyst that rates Honda Motor a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 1 rates it a hold. TheStreet Ratings rates Honda Motor as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its good cash flow from operations, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures, notable return on equity and increase in stock price during the past year. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had sub par growth in net income. Get the full Honda Motor Ratings Report now. 3x UPSIDE POTENTIAL: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12-months. Learn more.Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk (volatility and solvency). Companies with poor cash flow or high debt levels tend to earn lower ratings in our model All three major indices are trading down today with the
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Nuisance Nuance
Bush was for reducing terrorism to a nuisance before he was against it.
"Now just this weekend, Sen. Kerry talked of reducing terrorism to a 'nuisance'—(laughter)—and compared it to prostitution and illegal gambling. (Booo!) Our goal is not to reduce terror to some acceptable level of nuisance. Our goal is to defeat terror by staying on the offensive, destroying the terrorist networks, and spreading freedom and liberty around the world."
—President Bush, Victory 2004 Rally, Morrison, Colo., Oct. 11, 2004
"Nor can we think of our goal in this war in the way Sen. Kerry described it yesterday in the New York Times. 'We have to get back to the place,' he said, where terrorism is 'a nuisance.' ... This is naive and dangerous."
—Vice President Cheney, Victory 2004 Rally, Batavia, Ohio, Oct. 11, 2004
"Now Kerry says we have to get back to the place where terrorists are a nuisance like gambling and prostitution; we're never going to end them. Terrorism—a nuisance? How can Kerry protect us when he doesn't understand the threat?"
—Bush-Cheney television ad, Oct. 10, 2004
"These fights that we are having against Mugtada militia [in Iraq] are not stretching us thin at all. They are pretty much street thugs with weapons. They don't present much of a military threat. They're a nuisance. They're a harassment. And sadly, as you can imagine with street thugs with weapons, sometimes they kill and wound our soldiers. But in engagement after engagement, they have not been able to stand and fight."
—Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt, Deputy Director for Coalition, [Iraq] Coalition Provisional Authority Briefing, May 17, 2004
"The Taliban can kill innocent civilians in small numbers, and be a nuisance, and be a distraction, but it cannot and will not be allowed to be a force, a political force in Afghanistan."
—Adam Ereli, Deputy Spokesman, Department of State,New York, N.Y., Jan. 14, 2004


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As part of its mandate to assist governments in reshaping policies and investment priorities for a greener future, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is actively participating in the Greening Economies in the Eastern Neighbourhood (EaP GREEN) programme – financed by the European Commission and implemented jointly among UNEP, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). Under this initiative, UNEP's aim is to create momentum for transitioning towards a green economy in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (EECCA) by building local capacity for expanding and capitalising upon the trade opportunities offered by organic agriculture.
Green agricultural practices and technologies help to simultaneously address issues of environmental degradation and social poverty. As a result of historically low levels of pesticide and fertilizer usage, a large share of small farms, high availability of agricultural labour and close proximity to the rapidly growing EU organic market, the EECCA is a region ideal for the promotion of organic agriculture.
In addition, considering agriculture's substantial contribution to the total GDP of many countries in this region, a shift to more widespread organic production offers a range of opportunities such as developing new businesses in farming and processing; creating new and more rewarding jobs; building and preserving natural capital; improving ecosystem services; as well as reducing pollution, greenhouse gas emissions and other socio-environmental externalities of agricultural activity in the region.
These potential benefits were underlined by UNEP's comprehensive scoping studies on green economy and organic agriculture in Armenia, Moldova and Ukraine, that were carried out in 20111. These studies revealed concrete commercial benefits of expanding organic production in the region, namely that:
- Higher prices of organic produce will improve the standard of living of rural communities;
- Organic production allows farmers to access stable markets in integrated modern value chains and, therefore, introduces lower transaction costs, better control and information flow;
- Organic production requires new inputs (e.g. biological pest control agents), equipment, knowledge and services – all of which create new businesses and job opportunities.
The scoping studies have shown that mainstreaming organic agriculture can play a decisive role in a transition towards sustainable and socially-inclusive economic growth. They identified a package of capacity building, policy reform and investment measures to realize the potential of organic agriculture for catalysing such a transition in EECCA.
"In the Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (EECCA) region, organic agriculture could play a catalyst role in green economy transformation by re-vitalizing the farm and food sector and creating employment that provides better returns on per unit of labour input all along the value chain".
Promoting Organic Agriculture under EaP-GREEN
The organic agriculture component of EaP-GREEN – led by UNEP – focuses on expanding domestic organic agri-food supply chains and fostering foreign organic trade exchanges. Currently, the project focuses on awareness raising and capacity building in Armenia, Moldova and Ukraine.
The project outcomes, as well as the experiences and lessons learned during its implementation, should offer ideas and opportunities for scaling up a green economy transition across the EECCA region. In particular, Azerbaijan, Belarus and Georgia stand to benefit from, and will thus also be involved in the discussions surrounding this project.
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Through its participation in EaP-GREEN, UNEP aims to:
Project activities
The project seeks to achieve the above-mentioned aims via the following three main activities:
- Provision of training, market information, and marketing tools to farms and companies to prepare them for establishing and expanding businesses and trade in organic agriculture. This also includes identifying tariff and non-tariff barriers to trade in organic products, guiding companies in packaging, branding, and marketing their products, and documenting best practices and lessons learnt from the project activities.
- Organisation of three annual regional conferences on organic agriculture with participation of policy-makers, export promotion bodies and the private sector. These workshops will aim to catalyse (i) the development and subsequent implementation of a roadmap for policies and supply chain partnerships that promote production and trade of organic agricultural products; (ii) the development of capacity and the sharing of information about economic, environmental and poverty reduction benefits of investing in organic agriculture; and (iii) the creation of momentum in the region for transitioning towards a green economy through organic agriculture. Aside from these workshops, UNEP will also support the participation of selected farms and companies in Biofach – a high level international organic trade fair.
- Development of a feasibility study for a sub-regional organic standard in consultation with government agencies, farms, companies and/or business associations representing them. The feasibility study will be based on (i) a cost-benefit analysis of using the standard against continuing with business-as-usual; and (ii) a comparison of existing national standards. The study will compile a roadmap to operationalize the standard at farm and company level.
"The organic sector merits public sector support in terms of policy reforms and investment as many of the benefits of organic agriculture are passed on to society as a whole rather than staying with just the farmers and private investors".
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Posted By Timon Singh On July 19, 2012 @ 5:46 pm In Green Materials,Innovation,News | 1 Comment
Last year, researchers at the University of California Irvine [1] developed a material that was as strong as metal [2]yet 100 times lighter than Styrofoam — but now a team of German scientists claim to have bested them with a new material called aerographite, which weighs in at a mere 0.2 milligrams per cubic centimeter. The scientists, from Kiel University (KU) [3] and Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), [4] claim that their porous carbon material is the lightest in the world .
Aerographite is created from a network of porous carbon tubes [3] that is three-dimensionally interwoven at nano and micro level, which is what it so staggeringly light. Curiously, the German team behind aerographite claim it is 75 times lighter than styrofoam—which would make it heavier than the material developed at UC Irvine. However, the German scientists claim that the American nickel material isn't quite '100 times lighter than styrofoam' as UC Irvine's scientists had claimed.
"Our work is causing great discussions in the scientific community. Aerographite weighs four times less than the world-record-holder [5] up to now", says Matthias Mecklenburg, co-author and Ph.D. student at the TUHH. The German scientists' claim that the US-developed nickel material that was presented to the public about six months ago [2] (which is also constructed of tiny tubes) has a higher atomic mass than carbon.
"Also, we are able to produce tubes with porous walls. That makes them extremely light", adds Arnim Schuchard, co-author and Ph.D. student at Kiel University. The black material is electrically conductive, ductile and non-transparent, all of which give it a very low density. Aerographite is also highly resilient and has an excellent compression and tension load.
"It is able to be compressed up to 95 percent and be pulled back to its original form without any damage", says Professor Rainer Adelung of Kiel University. "Up to a certain point the Aerographite will become even more solid and therefore stronger than before. Also, the newly constructed material absorbs light rays almost completely. One could say it creates the blackest black."
It is hoped that aerographite will be used to fit onto the electrodes of lithium ion batteries [6], which could lead to an important reduction in the batteries' weight. However the team also believe it could be used in the electrical conductivity of synthetic materials, but in truth the applications are limitless.
The scientific results were published as the title story in the scientific journal "Advanced Materials [7]" on July, 3rd. Today (Tuesday, July 17th) it is presented to the public.
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[3] Kiel University (KU): http://www.uni-kiel.de/aktuell/pm/2012/2012-212-aerographit-e.shtml
[4] Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH),: http://www.tu-harburg.de/alt/tuhh/startpage.html
[5] the world-record-holder: http://inhabitat.com/tag/worlds-lightest-metal/
[6] lithium ion batteries: http://inhabitat.com/tag/lithium-ion-battery/
[7] Advanced Materials: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1002/(ISSN)1521-4095
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Steve Charles — On Saturday morning we visited the Mother Theresa Nuzzo Children's Home, which is run by the Sisters of the Sacred Heart, for a day of work and play. Many of the 57 girls here were rescued by the sisters from the nearby Kibera slum after parents had died of AIDS. Professor Cook believed when he looked at the faces of these women, he was looking at the saints. And the children, he said, are the holy innocents.
I am not sure who had more fun this day, the students or the girls they so enjoyed playing with. The Wabash guys seemed overjoyed to finally get a chance to respond, in a small but meaningful way, to suffering they had seen surround them at Kibera.
In his own fashion, Rashaan Stephens captures the thoughts of many in the entry below.
See albums from the day here and here.
Rashaan Stephens '13 — I am disappointed at the dearth of food, yet surprised at the abundance of spirit, strength, and hope here.
Today we went to an orphanage. There is this little girl I cannot stop thinking about; her name is Lucy. When I think about Lucy's face I see hope, but then there is an overshadowing sense of reality that makes the plausibility of her hopes and dreams not even thinkable. I look around at all the children when I am not playing with them and my heart stops. I cannot breathe, and I feel dampness around my eyes. There will be no rain from my eyes — instead I will pray for showers over Kenya.
There are 57 children living in the Mother Maria Theresa Nuzzo Children's Home. Between us, I believe Michael, DeVan and I played or talked with all them. We played African and American children's games like "Simon Says" and "Jiggilo". Some of the African children's games were like ours, only spoken in Swahili. Red Light, Green Light' was really fun to play with them, and so were some of their games.
I don't remember all the children's names, but a few in particular. Lucy liked to play and take pictures like a model. Yvonne, short and sweet barely understood English but liked to listen and dance to Beyonce. Margaret wanted to come to America and travel other places. Lucy is Kenya's Next Top Model, Yvonne is the future face of Gerber Baby and Margaret is the next little girl to travel the world.
They seem to be so unaware of the things they can have and what is in store for them in the future. Children seem to play a small part, but they actually play a bigger part. Soon they will be at the heart of it all, little do they know and we have prepared them with so little. Lucy doesn't know that she is the future of Kenya. Soon it will be her chance to save the children.
How can anyone in the world let this poverty go on for so long? Why do these children have to suffer and not be given a fair chance? I've got to do something to help. If we know about the problems, why can't we do something to find a solution? Whatever we are doing now, it is not working.
A 40 Kenyan Shilling coin can buy these children a loaf of bread or some milk — that's less than a dollar. I know I have to be practical and I realize I cannot do this all by myself, but once a black man is motivated, he will achieve his goal. I will only see obstacles if I take my eyes off the goal. I will not! Join me!
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