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Dr. Garber has published widely in her areas of research interest, which include community and clinical interventions to promote physical activity; promotion of physical activity in young, low income children and their families; and physical activity in older adults. She has been interviewed by the Washington Post, More Magazine, and has been the recipient of numerous honours and awards, including being named a Fellow of the American Heart Association and the American College of Sports Medicine.
Dr. Donald McKenzie is a renowned expert in kinetics and sports science, with decades of experience in exercise physiology, exercise rehabilitation for chronic disease, and sports medicine. Dr. McKenzie is a professor at the School of Human Kinetics and Department of Family Practice in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of British Columbia. He is also director of the UBC Sports Medicine Clinic, contributing his expertise as a physician, coach and exercise physiologist for Canada's national canoe and kayak team, in addition to serving as medical officer for the Olympic Games and World Championships.
Dr. McKenzie has held the chair of the International Canoe Federation's Medical Commission and is also a past member of the International Olympic Committee's Medical Commission Independent Panel for Asthma. During his decorated career, he has received numerous honours and awards that recognize his ability to pair research with community service, including the Governor General's Meritorious Service Medal, bestowed to him as the founder of dragon boat racing for breast cancer survivors; the Canadian Society of Exercise Physiology Honour Award; the UBC Faculty Citation Community Service Award; the British Columbia Community Achievement Award; and an honorary degree from the University of Guelph. The author of over 150 peer-reviewed articles, he sits on several national and international committees.
Dr. Wendy Rodgers is an internationally recognized specialist on the link between mind and body in the domain of health and exercise. She is a professor in the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation at the University of Alberta, where she studies health and exercise psychology, as well as the application of social cognitive theory to physical activity and health behaviours.
An accomplished teacher and researcher, she has held her University's prestigious Killam Annual Professorship and the McCalla Research Professorship. In recent years she has sat on several national and international committees, serving as chair of Committee VII for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada and president of the Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology. She has also been a past member of the board of the International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity and a scientific officer for the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)'s Psychosocial, Sociocultural and Behavioural Determinants of Health Peer Review Committee. She is the author of over 80 peer-reviewed scientific journal articles.
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Final Verdict: As I mentioned earlier, Wreck-It Ralph might boast some of the best 3D Ive seen on screen in years. Rich Moore goes out of his way to fill his deep scenes with color and flashy detail. The video-game realms of Ralph are perfect for elaborate 3D creativity, and the movie does a lot with its technology (mainly because, with animation, you can). Dont be a stink-brain. Enjoy Wreck-It Ralph in 3D, as its creators obviously intended.
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text: The Dannemora Prison Break: Lessons for Nuclear Facilities By Kate Miller In prisons as in nuclear facilities, employees are tasked with guarding something highly dangerous in high-stress environments. Both face high costs in the event of failure, and both are especially vulnerable to complacency and insider threats. Given these parallels, two inmates' dramatic break-out from a New York prison in early June offers nuclear security practitioners valuable insights into how to avert an equally dramatic (and potentially much more consequential) breech. Read more about The Dannemora Prison Break: Lessons for Nuclear Facilities Comments


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Comair, a subsidiary of Delta, lost their entire computer system on Christmas Day. The glitch forced them to cancel 1,100 flights nationwide.
Sunday, at Capital City Airport, Delta travelers were still feeling the pinch. Bags were still lost, flights cancelled and delayed, and passenger re-routed...still trying to get to their Christmas destination.
Comair says they flew 10 to 15 percent of their flights Sunday and will have all flights up by the end of the week.
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Dance instructor Rayon Baird was shot to his side as two men attempted to rob him of his two expensive smartphones last evening.
Baird, 24, of Lot 10 East Ruimveldt Housing Scheme was shot to his right side as he was leaving the Sophia area, where he has been teaching dance in the evenings to a group in preparation for upcoming Mashramani celebrations.
He was rushed by public- spirited persons to the Georgetown Public Hospital, where he remains a patient nursing a single gunshot wound to his side. His condition up to press time this morning was stable.
At the hospital last evening, a close friend of Baird's family rushed over and could be seen trying to make contact with his relatives.
A relative of his told Stabroek News that Baird had been shot even as he handed over his two mobile phones, a Samsung Galaxy S3 and a BlackBerry, to the robbers. In the process, one of the phones was shattered into pieces by the bullet.
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BERLIN (AP) — Schalke's chairman is drawing criticism from German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party for suggesting that his team, sponsored by Russian energy giant Gazprom, would accept an invitation to Moscow from President Vladimir Putin.
Schalke's Clemens Toennies told business newspaper Handelsblatt Wednesday the Bundesliga team "would like to see the Kremlin and is interested in Moscow, and the Russian president is interested in Schalke and has invited us." He said now isn't the time to visit but "politics is not our playing field."
Germany's government is at odds with Moscow over Russia's actions in Ukraine. The general secretary of Merkel's party, Peter Tauber, told Thursday's edition of the Bild daily: "Accepting an invitation to the Kremlin in the current situation and letting yourself be exploited like that doesn't really show good intuition."


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Bye Bye Liver is making its way across the river to St. Paul starting this weekend (presumably weaving along and, as Tom Waits once sang, using parking meters for walking sticks). It's beginning a seven-week run at Camp Bar's cabaret space, walking a tightrope between good taste and offending the sensibilities of some--and more power to it.
The show is a collection of sketches about whiskey dick, booze goggles, and alcohol-induced selective psychosis that, more often than not, is brisk and funny (review here). As a critic, it's the kind of show that you almost feel silly reviewing, except in the consumer-report capacity for those interested in seeing it (it ain't Ibsen, and it knows it, thank goodness). It's pretty straightforward: it's a funny show about drinking, best enjoyed with friends. And while drinking.
What was interesting about it (I watched it stone sober, out of some obscure critic's code that probably only exists in my head) was that there were moments when it felt genuinely transgressive. We're so conditioned these days to pay homage to the pieties of clean living and good health that it's verging on subversive to laugh about how much much it is to get hammered.
I expected the show to take more flak than it did. Probably its good nature and disapproval-defusing self-effacement kept it from the wrath of the contemporary puritans (you know, the contingent that views a massive cheeseburger and a vodka martini as morally shameful). Also, pointing out the negative effects of getting shitfaced all the time would be to massively miss the point.
A lot has changed in a couple of generations, though. Dean Martin based his public image on being an unapologetic lush, whereas today a DUI requires celebrity rehab and donning the hair shirt (just to be clear: drunk driving is bad, and inexcusable, and often tragic). There has to be some middle ground, some acknowledgment that, for instance, having a few drinks and yukking it up is quite a fun thing to do.
And so we come back to Bye Bye Liver, a nice sketch comedy about whiskey dick and booze goggles. It has no pretensions to greatness, but at least it doesn't exhibit the peculiarity of drunken hubris. And if you go, and get lit up like a Christmas tree, take a cab for crying out loud. The puritans are right about some things, after all.
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White, who played in 133-consecutive games before missing the Falcons Week 7 game against Tampa Bay, will miss his second game in a row due to the same hamstring and ankle injuries that sidelined him for the Buccaneers game.
It's been a rough month for the iron men of the NFL. Three players who hadn't missed a game in over eight years all missed a game in October. Besides White's 133-game streak, the 134-game streak of Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Ware also ended. The 189-game streak of Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne will officially end in Week 9. Wayne tore his ACL against the Broncos in Week 7 and will miss the Colts next game on Nov. 3. Indianapolis has a Week 8 bye.
The longest active consecutive games streak by a non-kicker currently belongs to Redskins linebacker London Fletcher, who's played in 246 straight games dating back to 1998.
As for White, before Week 7, he had never missed a regular season game in his nine-year career. Quarterback Matt Ryan made the most of a bad situation in Week 7, playing without White or Julio Jones (fractured foot), Ryan threw for 273 yards and three touchdowns in a 31-23 win over Tampa Bay.
Falcons receiver Harry Douglas, who shot up the depth chart after the Jones and White injuries, caught seven passes for 149 yards and a touchdown in the win.
Backup running back Jason Snelling (ankle) has also been ruled out. With Steven Jackson still hobbled by his hamstring injury, the Falcons could find themselves relying on Jacquizz Rodgers against Arizona.


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Back on track - balance restored
Saturday, November 09, 2013
I feel like these past few weeks have been a bit lumpy and bumpy in places but it is now smoothing over again and I feel the balance is restoring. I am back on track.
Is is only 6am but today has been perfect so far. Off to the markets for supplies of free range eggs, fresh produce and seedlings for succession planting. And now I am home and breakfast / today's snacks are in the oven - my favourite - baked vegetables, particularly beetroot!
The weather is forecasting rain and storms for the next week so I visited mum and dad on their farm yesterday and picked up some large containers full of chicken manuer (they buy it by the truck load and stock pile it, so I get into it with a shovel). I want to have this spread over my entire yard and gardens before it rains later today so everything can have a good feed once it is watered in by the rain. The garden will virtually jump out of its skin when that happens!
I was able to give them some zucchinni from my garden and they gave me some tomatoes from theirs. I got mum that waterbottle she wanted and handed her my wish list for Christmas. We all decided that from now on we only buy each other something that is asked for and not just anything we think the other person will like. Here we are trying to clean out our houses of clutter and unused objects and we don't want any more coming in. My wish list was filled with garden items including a second worm farm as I am creating soil from my kitchen scraps and can't keep up with it so I need two on the go!
Here are my worms eating the scraps to create rich soil.
It's incredible to think that on worms and kitchen scraps alone I recently filled two large potplants full of soil (made solely by the worms eating the scraps) and am now growing my cucumbers out of it..... It is such a holistic and harmoneous approach and I love to live simply. A very rewarding experience for me indeed!
I am in my element at the moment as the garden (that I've put all that work and nurturing into) is producing abundently and I'm already giving produce away and today's visit to the markets was all about succession planting so I have a constant supply of food. I purchased 3 dozen seedlings of various varieties.
The 8 accumulative hours I have now spent in my garden since the beginning of November (my personal MOWVEMBER challenge) has already reaped incredible results. I'm astounded actually at what I have achieved in that short space of time.
My life feels pretty relaxed at the moment and my plans and personal strategies are all coming to fruition. I'm in a very good place. It is now time for me to relax, restore, replenish and revitalise - a week of good wholesome food, rest, exercise and healthy living is planned for.
Here are my latest zucchini and cucumber pickings ...........
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Sounds like things are going as planned with your garden, fabulous. At my house here we have such a small yard that you can't garden unless its in containers. In Nevada we are water restricted depending on what time of the year it is and most people don't have green lawns and many people have fake greenery. I don't have much time or inclination for gardening I'm afraid. Growing up my parents had a garden and I recall eggplant and other foods that didn't appeal to me then that I love now. Isn't that the way sometimes when we are young?
Licorice tea doesn't sound too friendly for my system because I am careful what I eat and drink since I have digestive issues, acid reflux sometimes and a gallbladder that is temperamental. However, I am careful and all is well most of the time. Its why I try to eat as natural as I can because that processed food, dairy and meat has my system rebelling against me. I like to avoid issues since I was sickly and always at the doctor from the time I was born until my mid 20's. I avoid white foods and products, processed and junky foods as much as I can. I like feeling good. I slept well earlier thank you. I think I overdid the walking and exercise Saturday but its okay I figured today would be a rest day. I figure during football season I'll take Sundays off for the most part because games are on from 10am-9pm just about. I don't watch the first games usually but there is much to do!
I don't think I'd want to open a tea shop since Republic of Tea did it for me already and I get my Strawberry Tea from Ahmad's Tea through Amazon. You'd never get me out of there my SO says lol. So true I'd be the crazy tea lady. I'm considering tea gifts for a few friends and then I'm done with my friends for the holidays and less for me to deal with since Thanksgiving is the last week of November here in the States!
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I love this! wow
a worm farm that eats your scrapes?
Then they make a rich soil from what they have eaten.
Another cycle of life, I didn't know a thing about.
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Loved reading this! Your garden sounds like a wonderful place. And your worms sure keep busy.. Good for them, good for the cucumbers and good for you.
Be blessed!
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Your week ahead sounds delightful.
It is wonderful when a plan comes together, and what 8 hours of focused attention can do to a garden.
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Love the garden, great looking veggies. Sounds like you have a great farmers market. We have two here, both farmers only, so you know where you food came from, who grew it and how it was grown.
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Your garden looks great
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Your garden is great and organic is a good way to keep the earth happy and the veggis healthy.
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well done. Garden is looking great.
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Your garden is looking great. Love worms they are such special little creatures in the garden!
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You've definitely have a green thumb. The veggies look great!
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You've definitely have a green thumb. The veggies look great!
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Looks like a turbo wave oven. Do you like it?
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Made me hungry looking at all the good pictures, except for the worms.
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Don't Blame Gold for the Great Depression–Blame the Brits!
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THE MAYORAL TRANSITION; Mayor's Speech: 'Rebuild, Renew and Remain the Capital of the Free World'
Published: January 2, 2002
Following is a transcript of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's inaugural address yesterday, as recorded by The New York Times:
Thank you, Reverend, clergy, elected officials, honest guests, my fellow citizens. I am honored and humbled to serve as the 108th mayor of the City of New York.
Let me begin by saluting the leadership that Rudy Giuliani has provided over the last eight years. In our darkest hour he was a ray of hope, a voice of reassurance to millions. He made us all proud, and he reminded the world that New Yorkers don't quit. Everyone please stand again and join me in honoring Rudy Giuliani.
I just want you to know that last night in Times Square when Rudy swore me in, he said to me, ''Don't fail our people.'' Rudy, I will not.
I also want to recognize former Mayors Ed Koch and David Dinkins, who have devoted their lives to serving the city of New York. Everything we do is built on your service in the past, gentlemen. Thank you both.
Today we celebrate the orderly transfer of power through a democratic process. Here in New York we understand all too well the price of our liberty. Just half a mile from these steps we lost 3,000 of our friends, families, neighbors, co-workers, including more than 400 heroes who gave their lives to save others.
On the worst day in our city's history we were at our best. We saw the spirit of New York in our unity of purpose. Our police, firefighters, emergency service workers exemplified the highest ideal of our national character. That sacrifice continues today. Americans are fighting terrorism around the world. And here at home our uniformed services continue the task of ensuring our safety.
I pledge that my administration will strive, in everything we do, to honor the memory of those we have lost and honor those now fighting for our freedoms. We will rebuild, renew and remain the capital of the free world.
To meet the challenges facing our city we must work together to draw upon the energy, entrepreneurship and talents of all New Yorkers. We are the toughest, most resilient and most determined people on the planet. Throughout our history New Yorkers have always made the sacrifices necessary to achieve a better tomorrow. And there will be a better tomorrow.
In the fiscal crisis of the mid-1970's, Gov. Hugh Carey brought together the city, the state, labor and business. He went to Washington to deliver our message, and he prevailed. This time Washington came to New York. Within days of the tragedy, President George W. Bush stood at ground zero and pledged that America stands with our city. Thank you, Mr. President, for all you have done and all that you will do to fulfill that explicit pledge.
We are also indebted to a leadership of United States Senators Chuck Schumer and Hillary Clinton and to the dean of our Congressional delegation, Charlie Rangel. They and their colleagues are the ones who represent us so ably in Washington. And together we pledge to the president and to the Congress, we will justify America's support.
In Albany we are fortunate to have a governor, George Pataki, who understands and appreciates the importance of our city. I look forward to working closely with the governor and with our state legislative leaders, Senate majority leader Joe Bruno and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, who have been so supportive.
As mayor I will form a new partnership with Washington, with Albany, with our City Council, with our borough presidents, with our community boards, with our municipal unions, with business and with all New Yorkers. The people have asked us to set aside partisan differences to overcome traditional barriers and to cooperate in this new partnership. This is an historic moment. We cannot afford to fight with each other. We must work together.
I am especially pleased that my good friend for 30 years, John Whitehead, has assumed the chairmanship of the Lower Manhattan Redevelopment Corporation. John and his committee have been charged by Governor Pataki and Mayor Giuliani with coordinating all the proposals for rebuilding the World Trade Center site. And we know he and his committee will arrive at a consensus we all can support.
And as we must rebuild Lower Manhattan, so we must also invest time and effort throughout our entire city. As Toni Morrison has said, New York is the last true city. And it is the vitality of our neighborhoods that define us. Those streets where we work, raise our children, form friendships and learn the values that we carry through life. New York has been and will continue to be a magnet for people from all over the world. This is where the arts, business, research and technology converge to create the world's foremost urban economy.
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The sniffling students streaming from the third-grade classroom had just watched a sad movie, but the film wasn't really why they were crying.
Thursday was the Westwood Elementary School students' final day of the school year, and they were going to miss first-year teacher Laura Westercamp. The 20 children had been emotional all week, telling her they're proud to be her first class, and watching the film on their final day was all it took to turn on the tears, Westercamp said.
The school year was a 10-month learning experience, an accomplishment like finishing a marathon, Westercamp, 23, said. She began teaching at the Greenwood elementary school in the fall to fill in for a teacher on a yearlong maternity leave. She's heading into summer break still a temporary teacher, but Principal Lisa Harkness hopes to bring her back full time in the fall.
Westercamp quickly learned that her job would be much more than reading "Charlotte's Web" aloud, teaching students how to write in complete sentences and preparing the class for taking IREAD and ISTEP tests for the first time.
Early on, she felt overwhelmed by the responsibilities she didn't expect of her new career, such as giving weekly reading and math tests to students and analyzing the results to figure out how to help them prepare for standardized tests.
The other two third-grade teachers helped her, but Westercamp was put in a classroom without a mapped-out curriculum and with weekly tests to learn to give. She was a new college graduate and didn't know what she would be teaching from week to week.
"It was terrifying," she said.
She tackled the tasks, spending the hours needed to learn how to give the assessments and use the data to adapt her teaching.
The young teacher was a natural, turning from a good teacher into an extraordinary one within the school year, Harkness said.
"It's almost like magic. She just has this ability, this uncanny ability, actually, to draw people in," Harkness said. "She is interested in what kids have to say and what people have to say, and they're just naturally drawn to her."
Westercamp learned early on that she needed to spend about 15 hours per week outside of her seven hours a day in class to study the assessments and prepare for class. Based on the weekly assessments, she split students into small groups or worked with them one-on-one. Those sessions helped her see, for example, if they understood what they heard when she read to them and if they knew they needed to read all of the captions when looking at a page.
The additional work hours were a surprise, and despite loving the work with the other third-grade teachers, some weekends she wanted a break. The three teachers would share ideas by text message and get together at a restaurant to plan lessons.
"I just wanted a Saturday when I didn't have to think about my job," Westercamp said.
But she put in the hours with the goal of becoming an excellent teacher, working in the evenings and on weekends to plan lessons and brainstorm ways to motivate her students. Westercamp also had to learn to manage an excited, hyper, dramatic bunch who constantly wanted her attention or wanted to make her laugh, she said.
A struggle she tackled after Christmas break was figuring out how to discipline students who talked constantly throughout the day. Her system for rewarding good behavior by filling clear cups with colored plastic foam and giving candy once 15 pieces accumulated didn't work.
Instead, she offered a pizza party and an ice cream day if the children went without what Westercamp called stepping on her words. The students began to complain when classmates interrupted their teacher, miffed that they were losing points toward their ice cream day.
Westercamp taught the students to encourage each other — to whisper reminders not to talk out of turn, instead of getting frustrated. And it worked. The class turned quiet, and the students earned their parties.
Lessons she taught in respect and caring for each other became the culture of her classroom, she said. At the beginning of the year, she told her students that they needed to love each other, regardless of disabilities and other differences. By the end of the year, they were policing each other for unkindness, saying that making fun of each other isn't allowed in their class because they love each other, she said.
Those lessons, and being a person the students trusted with their concerns, were part of her goal of excelling as a teacher, she said. She took upset children out of class daily to talk to them and encourage them.
"I really think my philosophy is growing them overall as a whole child," she said. "I think that's what I'm most proud of: giving them a piece of myself."
Westercamp is a strict teacher who is able to maintain a balance of being likable, while staying in charge, fellow third-grade teacher Susan Lukich said.
She is intuitive and naturally figured out why her classroom got noisy and maintained control, Lukich said.
"She's very kindhearted without being naive. I see that play out in such a way that she will listen to the kids, but not be taken advantage of," Lukich said.
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I try not to spam up a thread by posting after every chapter, but I am a little curious about this one. Did the events of the games take place in your story? You mentioned Red, and this line (which I though was hilarious BTW):
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Oh and I think the answer to your riddle is love.
Ha, I'm not telling anyone the answer to the riddle...even though you may or may not be right...*feels bad about obvious riddle*.
As for an answer to your question, my story is a bit of a game/anime hybrid; I took the elements I wanted from each medium and threw them together to make some sort of chemical explosion, resulting in this Powerpuff-Girl-type of story (with me being Chemical X, of course). Earlier in this chapter, I mention Ash:
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Well, Sabrina mentions Ash, rather. And Tracy appears in the beginning of my story.
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Readers of Lloyd Jones' much-acclaimed 2006 novel may be the only viewers who have the patience to sit through this badly botched and largely incoherent adaptation by director Andrew Adamson, a veteran of the "Shrek" and "Narnia" franchises. Working from his own screenplay, Adamson even fails to provide much of an entry point for this based-on-true-events story, which takes place on a remote South Pacific island whose inhabitants' resistance to mining exploitation led to civil war in Papua New Guinea in the early 1990s. The action centers on the bond between Matilda (Xzannjah), a 12-year-old islander, an...Read More »
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Could a Facebook competition encourage users to cut their utility usage? Can a mobile communication network help rural farmers share crop tips? Bringing together activists, world leaders and tech influencers, the second annual Social Good Summit seeks to answer these questions and more.
The summit, which kicked off on Monday in New York, aims to find new ways to use new media and technology to make the world a better place.
Presented by Mashable, the UN and New York nonprofit community center 92Y, the summit will host a number of events, including an inaugural "Startups for Good Challenge." This competition showcases new businesses whose primary goal is to tackle, and solve, domestic and international issues. The organizations will compete for a chance to win a $10,000 cash prize.
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Wings: Full house design with ailerons and flaps for butterfly/crow,
dual carbon wing spars, mechanical wing retainer system
automatically plugs in and secures all wing mounted servos
Horizontal Stabilizer: Removable for transport
Aileron Control: Dual servo
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Radio System: 4-channel with micro receiver
Battery: 2100mAh 3S1P LiPo recommended
Battery Charger: LiPo compatible
Servos: Two tiny servos for elevator/rudder
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Length: 49.6" (1260mm)
Flying Weight: approx. 49.38oz (1400g) glider only
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Wing Loading: approx. 8-10 oz/sq ft (25.5/30.5 g/sq dm)
Wing Area: approx. 853 sq in (55 sq dm)
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As Todd Solondz's Life During Wartime meets a mixed response at Venice, Telluride, Toronto and the NYFF (see IndieWIRE's critics poll), the two women who raised the funding for the $5-million movie are sitting on tenterhooks hoping to score a distribution deal that has not materialized.
Lifelong Minneapolis chums Christine Walker and Elizabeth Redleaf combined forces a year ago in the production company Werc Werk Works: Life During Wartime, a follow-up to Happiness, is their first production. They started the firm on the assumption that at their budget level—no movie over $5 million—there would be a market for their pictures. That assumption is being tested. "We had the ability to make films," says Redleaf, "as the world of independent film was collapsing."
A lifelong film buff, critic and arts patron, Redleaf is putting her money where her passion is. (Redleaf also maintains a home in Telluride, where she is a major Film Fest sponsor, along with her Minneapolis pal Bill Pohlad.) Walker is a veteran producer of such films as Factotum, American Splendor and Rob Perez's just-opening Nobody, which shot in Minneapolis.
Redleaf bonded with Solondz when she booked Palindromes at the new Walker Arts Center theater. Several years later, he handed the script for Life During Wartime to her at Cannes. "I knew I wanted to be involved," she says. "This kind of material doesn't frighten us, though it is a very risky business right now. The subject matter is less commercially viable." Cinetic Media is selling North America, while Fortissimo has sold some foreign territories.
[Photo: Christine K. Walker and Elizabeth Redleaf; Howl stars James Franco as Allen Ginsberg.]
"He was one of the filmmakers we talked about wanting to work with," says Walker. "He hadn't worked in five years. We wanted to bring resources to support filmmakers like this."
The producers are keeping things small with a staff of seven. Werc Werks' next project coming up is Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman's Howl, starring James Franco as Allen Ginsberg, a reenactment (with animation) of his obscenity trial, which also stars Jeff Daniels, Jon Hamm and David Straithairn. It wrapped in January. Also in the WW works is a European co-production of Hungarian auteur Bela Tarr's The Turin Horse, based on a story about philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. "Don't mess with the Bela," says Walker, who had booked retrospectives of his films at the Walker Art Center. Ramping up for a start in 2010 is their fourth project, Jill and Karen Sprecher's The Convincer, which follows a midwest salesman tracking a rare violin. WWW are also developing the late Budd Schulberg's last script, set in Florida.
"We keep a clear-headed approach to the business," says Redleaf, who sees an opportunity to take advantage of all the available quality material going begging right now. "We're grounded. The studios are going to be cautious. But they still need movies."


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Hi everyone,
You guys wanted to see this blue eye as a tutorial:
I did this tutorial in bright and sunlight, so it looks a lot brighter then it is if you were to look at it in the shade... but in the shade I have to use a flash so that would undo the whole shade idea so.... imagine the colours being more muted then they are on my eye.
Final eye:
I'm going to do this tutorial with minimal writing because I need to go to sleep. I hope you guys like this step by step guide to the blue smokey eye.
Products I used on my eye:
(Laura Mercier eyelashcurler - Christian Dior 5 Coleurs in 140 Twilight - Dior Iconic Mascara in black - MAC pigment in Blue Storm - MAC 217 brush - Sephora Smudge brush - Sephora big eyeshadow brush - MAC paintpot in Soft Ochre - Urban Decay 24/7 Glide on Eye Pencils in Zero and Binge)
Eye with eyecream:
Soft Ochre Paint Pot by MAC as a base colour:
Binge Pencil as a colour base:
(apply to lid - blend crease with finger)
Apply the darkest blue from Twilight on the lid with the big eyeshadow brush and blend out with a blending brush.
Apply the lighter blue on top (blend to the crease but don't blend as high as the first blue you used)
Apply MAC Blue storm over the blue to bring a slight sparkle to the blue. (Adding colour tints over one another adds depth to the colour):
Curl lashes, add Zero liner to the waterlines and add mascara:
In direct sunlight:
I hope you enjoyed this picture tutorial.
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The One Quote That Makes Me Desperately Want A LaFerrari
The hybrid hypercar trio are almost identically powerful, desirable, and fast, but there's one line that makes me want the LaFerrari over the McLaren P1 and the Porsche 918 Spyder.
The hybrid hypercar trio are almost identically powerful, desirable, and fast, but there's one line that makes me want the LaFerrari over the McLaren P1 and the Porsche 918 Spyder.
Driving a vintage SAAB 96 around Austin, Texas is great. It can also be a chore. But mostly it's great. Here's why:
You might not have known that you need a pair of driving gloves. This ad from our friends at Autodromo will change that.
Some of you may recall Raph's article from yesterday where we showed you the shockingly pristine valvetrain of a 500,000 mile NYC Escape Hybrid Taxi. When I saw Raph on our way to the de-lousing booths, I asked him about it. Still groggy from the de-lousing fog, he just murmured "it's the hybrid." And that gave me an…
Before I can talk about the ordeal that was driving a 925lbs. 25hp car across the United States, let me give some back story about myself and this car, and why in desperation I decided to take it on a long, long drive some years ago.
Instagram is a fun, especially if you love cars. It became widespread initially from the social aspect of sharing photos with friends, but I think it's maintained momentum because, along the way, it's become a legitimately creative medium. A few months back, Chris Perkins wrote a post about automotive Instagram…
Full disclosure, I'm posting this for entirely selfish reasons. Not to help me, though, to help somebody else. Gawker Media employee Kanwar Kultar Gill is getting married soon and needs a cool vintage car for his wedding. Can we help him out?
It's just you, the open road, and a classic Alfa Romeo or BMW. No traffic, no drama, nothing to separate driver from machine. Does it get any better than that?
Peerless Cars Limited was a British automaker only in business for a few years during which they built around 325 GTs using the Triumph TR3's drivetrain wrapped in a sexy fiberglass body. This is what it's like to race one today.
Go behind the scenes with French automotive artist, Stéphane DuFour as he creates a one-of-a-kind resin sculpture of the Benton Performance La Carrera Panamericana racer, a 1962 Porsche 356b, for friend and mechanic John Benton.
What's life like when you own and race two cars driven by Sir Jack Brabham?
The headline of this February 1932 Popular Science article, "USE CAR EXHAUST TO CLEAN CUSHIONS" at first glance seems as sensible as "USE HUMAN FECES TO CLEAN TEETH," but when you really see what's going on, you'll accept it's not a terrible idea. Just a lousy one.
My friend Galen has a real knack for finding interesting old movies and slides at tag sales and other similar piles of trash. He's even found footage of Hitler before, but I'm more excited about this find: a home movie of the 1946 Indy 500.
Time-rending wormholes are a constant danger we all face. At any moment, we could all be sucked into a rift in the space-time continuum, and emerge anywhere. Even behind the wheel of a Holden whizzing down a crowded Australian highway in the 1970s. That's why you need to watch these videos to be prepared.
Because every conversation, on any topic, turns political these days it seems most have isolated themselves from differing opinions to just avoid the trouble. That creates nothing more than an endless navel-gazing echo chamber. But a chance encounter with a Ranchero-ized metallic green Lincoln Continental was a…
Warsaw's Verva Street Racing festival has officially made the Polish capital the coolest car city in Central Europe, with 110 cars racing on a street circuit in the middle of town. Famous car people were also in attendance: joining the six vintage Lotus F1 racers were, among others, Jay Kay and the artist formerly…
My grandmother still has the program from when the Pope visited San Antonio in 1987. Wert saw him in NYC. Pope Paul VI's 1965 Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman limo visiting the Ameila Island Concours isn't, but it's still kind of cool.
Best wishes from Jalopnik for a 2011 full of secret cars, concept cars, flying cars, vintage cars, tricked-out cars, red cars, black cars, blonde cars and sometimes, cars just because of the curve of a hood. (Photo Credits: hugo90, ddyates)


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Japan and the United States launched bilateral trade negotiations Wednesday on autos and nontariff barriers in parallel with the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade talks that Japan joined last month.
On the first day of the three-day talks in Tokyo, the two largest economies involved in the TPP negotiations discussed auto trade and insurance-sector issues among the nine nontariff measures on the table.
They plan to hold expert-level discussions on other nontariff measures Thursday and another session for leading negotiators on the final day, according to the Foreign Ministry.
The Japanese delegates are led by Takeo Mori, ambassador for economic diplomacy. The U.S. delegation, headed by Acting Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Wendy Cutler, also includes officials of the departments of State and Commerce.
Saying she brought a "strong team" with her, Cutler told officials at the negotiating table at the outset of the session, "We have a lot of work to do, we need to do it quickly, and we need to discuss constructively."
"We look forward to having fruitful discussions," Mori said.
The first round of the bilateral, parallel negotiations kicked off after Japan became the 12th member of the TPP talks on July 23 upon the completion of U.S. domestic procedures to start trade talks with Japan. Japan entered the TPP talks near the end of the 18th round, held in Malaysia.
The bilateral dialogue was agreed after a strong request from the United States, which has been seeking the further opening up of the Japanese market through the elimination of nontariff barriers such as different auto safety standards and inspection regulations.
In a related move, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative announced Tuesday its ambassador Michael Froman will visit Japan on Aug. 19 for talks with Cabinet members on the key sectors in the TPP negotiations.
Froman and Japanese officials are expected to discuss TPP sectors of interest to the United States such as automobiles, insurance and agricultural products before he attends ministerial talks on the U.S.-led pact in Brunei on Aug. 22 and 23.
The latest bilateral talks do not cover tariff elimination related to vehicles or farm products, which Japan is keen to discuss in the TPP negotiations.
Informed sources have said the United States has suggested it is not holding bilateral tariff negotiations with Japan during the Brunei round as it needs to complete its assessment of how tariff elimination will affect the U.S. economy.
The two countries announced the parallel dialogue in April, saying they had completed bilateral preparatory talks for Japan's participation in the TPP talks and agreed that U.S. tariffs on Japanese automobiles would be phased out using the longest staging period for any product in the TPP talks.
The agreement was seen as a concession by Japan in order to protect its agricultural sector in exchange, sparking concern that the country could be forced to make further concessions.
In an apparent response to U.S. concern that its insurers will not be able to compete on an equal footing with Japan Post Insurance Co., a unit of the state-owned Japan Post group, Tokyo said in April it does not intend to authorize the sale of new medical insurance products by the unit for several years.
In addition, the Japan Post Group announced last month it will expand its business collaboration with American Family Life Assurance Co. (Aflac) to sharply increase sales outlets handling the U.S. insurer's cancer policies in Japan and jointly develop cancer insurance products, another move that is seen as easing U.S. concerns.


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The Tucson Tango Festival
Many special events are happening during this community-wide celebration of the world's most romantic dance.
Many special events are happening during this community-wide celebration of the world's most romantic dance.
Listen to the vibrant and romantic music of Jairo Zavala, playing both solo and in duet with Joey Burns of Calexico.
Gabrielle Giffords chose this song to send into space in 2008, and here is a previously unheard version...
Violinist Alexander Sitkovetsky shares his musical journey from his birthplace in Moscow to performing with the the Tucson Symphony.
One of the world's greatest dancers, Savion Glover's new show explores the musical side of tappin' feet.
The legendary leader of The Byrds plays a set of some of his most famous tunes, exclusively for Arizona Spotlight.
George Hanson talks about the TSO's upcoming season, his time in Austria, and what it's like to conduct Mozart from the piano.
Meet two master sergeants who are also clarinetists in the USAF Academy Band.
A true rock legend, Roger McGuinn shares some exclusive songs and stories on Arizona Spotlight. Listen Friday and Saturday, October 22nd & 23rd.
Listen to an interview with critically-acclaimed Tucson artist Andrew Collberg, including music from his forthcoming album.
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Discussion in 'Droid Forums Member News Depot' started by randydolly, Dec 25, 2011.
Can I put a A955 motherboard in a a855. The A955 is broken ,the A855 has bad esn
good luck?...
Ive heard that this has worked with success! Worth a try!
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Thanks, I have the parts to fix the A955, when i use ribbon on digitizer ribbon from the A855. The A855 is in better shape so that is why i was curiuos if i could basically just swap the "brains" and use the A855
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Just reading around here im seeing that pleasure island is pretty much closed ? So what is there to do now after 10pm ?? We'll have a car I guess
Just reading around here im seeing that pleasure island is pretty much closed ? So what is there to do now after 10pm ?? We'll have a car I guess
good question ,the last 3 times we've been out there we did a day at the parks then a days rest as over 10 hours at the parks shatter ya or is that just me getting old is there things to do with the kids on the night instead of looking round the shops
dont know how u do it we go for 2-3 weeks but feel like we need another hoilday by the time we come back
Night life is essentially in downtown Orlando at the clubs and bars. Not any place for minors. There is City Walk at Universal. More bars, and music, kind of like PI used to be. I think you have to pay to park there though. At least you used to.
We go mini golfing. We like the Winter land golf course.
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A standoff between sheriff's deputies and a barricaded woman ended about 4:30 p.m. today after the woman suffered unspecified injuries.
A Life Flight helicopter was called to transport the woman to a hospital. She was being treated by firefighter-paramedics.
The woman was removed from the house on a stretcher, according to police radio reports monitored at The Columbian. A firearm was recovered. It was unclear how she was injured.
She had spent about three hours barricaded in a bonus room above a garage at a Ridgefield-area home.
The incident began with a 911 call at 12:57 p.m. reporting a disturbance at 20404 N.W. 61st Ave.
At about 1:15 p.m. a deputy at the scene radioed that a distraught woman at the home was armed with a handgun, which triggered the additional response.
Many officers converged on the scene, along with paramedics. A negotiator was called to attempt to make contact with the woman and get her to surrender.
The attention was focused on a bonus room above the home's 1,400-square-foot, three-bay garage, which is in a separate wing of the home.
According to county property records, the home at that address is a very large, luxurious home owned by Dr. Bruce and Mary Lee Andison. Bruce Andison is a local gynecologist.


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Fluoride debate rages over decades
Additive sparks concerns about personal freedoms
More than 60 percent of U.S. residents — or roughly 200 million people — drink fluoridated tap water and most of them do so without giving it a second thought. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention listed water fluoridation as one of the top ten public health advances in the 20th century.
"Dentists are so excited about it," said George Stratigopoulos, a dentist in Clairemont Mesa and board member of the San Diego County Dental Society. "It's going to save a whole lot of time in my chair for a lot of people."
Fluoride is a common substance that shows up naturally in most water supplies but typically at levels too low to have much benefit for dental health. It's typically added to water as fluorosilicic acid, which the CDC said is derived from the production of phosphate fertilizers.
Fluoride was first intentionally put into public water supplies in 1945 in Grand Rapids, Mich. — something it touts online — and subsequent studies showed a decline in tooth decay, so the product spread rapidly.
Nine years later, San Diego residents voted in a special election to ban treatment of city water with "any fluoride compound." San Diego's wording remains, but the City Attorney's Office said it has been superseded by a 1995 state law requiring water providers with more than 10,000 connections to fluoridate water supplies. The city was exempted from state law until outside funding was found.
Money came from First 5 San Diego in 2008, when the City Council accepted $3.9 million to install fluoridation systems at the city's three water treatment plants. The grant, paid for with tobacco-tax revenue, also will fund operations and maintenance for two years.
Federal health agencies say several studies over the decades show fluoridation to be "safe and effective for all community residents" — but skepticism surged in January when the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services proposed changing the recommendation, established in 1962, for the optimal fluoride level in drinking water to prevent tooth decay.
The proposed level, 0.7 milligrams of fluoride per liter of water, is at the lowest end the long-standing target range. Agency leaders said the change was because Americans have access to more sources of fluoride in toothpaste and other items than they did in the 1960s.
"The prevalence of dental fluorosis has increased since the 1980s, but mostly in the very mild or mild forms," the secretary of Health and Human Services said in January, adding that the agency also has seen an upswing in more severe forms.
Fluoride's complicated nature is underscored at the state's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment in Sacramento, where scientists are assessing it for possible inclusion on the Proposition 65 list of chemicals known to cause cancer.
"Many chemicals can have beneficial health effects in some circumstances and cause health hazards in other uses," said agency spokesman Sam Delson.
The Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 doesn't permit researchers to assess benefits — only whether substances cause cancer — and the agency is reviewing more than two dozen studies to answer the question for fluoride.
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The Aug. 22 front page Columbian story, "Backers of gay marriage on watch," predicted a more visible campaign for Referendum 74.
Opponents of the right to marry for same-sex couples have historically, and almost certainly will, promote fear-mongering and false claims.
Approval of Referendum 74 will allow thousands of committed gay and lesbian couples in the state, many of whom are already in decades-long, loving relationships, the freedom to get married. It will not change the definition of marriage. The essence of marriage will be the same: two people who want to affirm their love and commitment to each other.
When we allowed African-Americans and women the right to vote, we didn't consider it changing the definition of voting. Instead, we extended access to voting rights for all citizens.
Similarly, please vote on Nov. 6 to approve Referendum 74 to extend the freedom to marry for same sex couples. It is the fair and right thing to do.
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i make this at home and we love it ...one thing make the mashed pototoes homemade the kids well love it
Don't be lazy make your own homeaid mashed potatoes. It is also just as easy to make your own gravy with bollion. I have made hamburger gravy homeaid style and it is way better.
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It's a Monday evening and you're coming off a pretty rough workday and now you've realized there's nothing at home to eat! Time to scramble your too tired to make a five course meal but you don't want to order take out for another night in a row.
Welcome to my world, I love making meals that are simple but delicious. I showed my buddy who owns a replacement windows company this recipe and he was floored by the time he was done!
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Does anyone know the hose size that fits the Yanmar fuel lift pump incoming?
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I've got the same question...Fuel hose size for my 1GM10?
I have a bad track record matching hose sizes. I'm looking to replace all the fuel hoses and remove an ancient fuel filter that sits in front of my racor.
Also, any recommendations for hose type brand?
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I just looked at my line for the 2gm20f and it is 1/4" id.
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