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Diane Boyd, M.S., CCC-A, FAAA
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Back when Hannah Montana first premiered in 2006, which would have been less likely thing for Miley Cyrus to be doing six years later: getting married, or starring in dubstep videos? (Probably the latter, because dubstep didn't even really exist yet, but it's still close!)
But it's 2012 and now Miley Cyrus is indeed doing both of those things. We think we have a pretty good idea why she's engaged, but frankly we're stumped as to why she's appearing alongside Israeli dubstep DJ Borgore on his new song "Decisions." The song itself is kind of blegh (again, why is Miley Cyrus the hook girl?) but the video … well, let's just say there is a lot to process.
First Borgore enters a club with an entourage of little people.
Then there's a stuffed fox. (Chaos reigns!)
Then Borgore steals one of the cakes from the "Birthday Song" video. Bad Borgore!
At this point in the video he acquires a pet goat.
And he walks past this cake. Is that supposed to be Clinton? Nixon? Reagan?
There are strippers too, of course.
This is when Miley Cyrus shows up.
This is when Miley Cyrus makes out with a dude in a horse mask.
From here on out, the video just descends into an orgy of cake-smashing:
Things get messy.
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5 Ways Your Startup Can Be More Socially Responsible in 2013
Whenever I run corporate social responsibility (CSR) workshops, sharing strategies of how multinational corporations have successfully capitalized on CSR and sustainability as revenue-generating or cost reducing opportunities, one question always comes up:
"How can we apply CSR as a small business?"
It's a great question, given that over 95 per cent of Bahrain's private sector (where I work) is made up of small and medium enterprises (SMEs)—which is also the case for much of the MENA region. This article is dedicated to startups and SMEs who want to practice more conscious capitalism in the New Year.
1. Value Your People—All of Them
This is one of the most overlooked CSR areas. Peter Drucker once said "All organizations say routinely 'People are our greatest asset'. Yet few practice what they preach, let alone truly believe it."
No matter what size your organization is, there is never an excuse not to look after your employees—this includes migrant workers who may be working as your office tea boy or driver.
Make sure all of your employees are receiving regular training and development opportunities. In Bahrain for instance, Tamkeen (Labour Fund) provides numerous human capital development opportunities for Bahraini employees and subsidizes 80 per cent of the cost.
Talk to your employees often, hear their concerns, help them to set and reach personal goals. Make sure there is no discrimination in the workplace—gender or otherwise.
You may even want to dedicate a certain day for your employees to work on 'pet projects' related to work. In its startup days, Google gave—and still gives—its employees one day a week to work on their own projects. This practice has resulted in many of Google's new product and service innovations.
Not only is treating your employees well the ethical thing to do; it will result in a more motivated, engaged and productive workforce. It will also reduce the costs of recruiting and retraining due to high turnover rates, and help you attract and retain talent.
2. Green Looks Good on Everyone
SMEs can still be eco-conscious without breaking the bank.
Monitor how much each person prints and set monthly reduction targets; print on both sides of the paper or turn scrap paper into internal notebooks. You will be saving trees and money on paper.
Opt for upcycling used office furniture rather than buying brand new. Often you can find great deals for a fraction of the price. You can even create a teambuilding day out of it with your staff: re-painting, decorating and re-upholstering furniture for your startup.
And even though energy is largely subsidized in the MENA region, monitor your energy consumption: don't use lights during the day if the sun is enough to light up the office; keep the air conditioner at an ambient temperature—even 1 degree can consume up to 3 percent more energy; switch off (energy efficient) lights, computers and power outlets in the evening.
If you're going to purchase new equipment such as printers, try to opt for energy saver products.
And make sure you recycle. In fact, some charities in Bahrain such as the Bahrain Association for Parents and Friends of Disabled will take your plastic bottles and turn them into wheelchairs, so you can simultaneously contribute to environmental and social good.
3. Use Ethical Vendors
SMEs without a complex supply chain still select vendors such as who they will bank with; which express delivery service they will use; who they will purchase equipment or other services from.
Research your vendors: does your bank practice CSR and sustainability? Does your service provider treat its employees well? Start to ask these questions and let your vendors know that you will favor ethical companies over others.
4. Pool Efforts & Resources
Many SMEs say they can't afford to do their own CSR programs. But if your startup has some potential to contribute to a social or environmental issue, you can pool your resources (both human and capital) with other companies and organizations to amplify your impact and reach. Collective action is a powerful way to create social change in mutual areas of concern.
5. Be Rather Than to Seem to Be
Social responsibility is not something you do; it's something you are. In other words, don't 'do CSR' cosmetically and for marketing purposes only. Be socially responsible.
Treat everyone well; monitor your supply chain; use ethical vendors; start a small education fund for your office boy's children; empower women in the workplace; educate your customers on important issues; give employees time to volunteer; train unemployed youth and student interns...practice conscious capitalism.
You may even pleasantly discover that your startup is in fact already socially responsible—as many are without even realizing it!
Leena Al Olaimy is a social entrepreneur and professional idealist as co-founder of 3BL 'Triple Bottom Line' Associates: a Bahrain-based social impact and sustainability consultancy and think-do-tank committed to the MENA region's sustainable development. She is also the Global Reporting Initiative's (GRI) Quality Control Consultant for Sustainability Reporting Training Partners in the MENA Region.
You can find Leena's profile on her LinkedIn page, and on Twitter @LAlOlaimy.
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Walking With The Enemy
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I fully expected this movie to be heavy handed (according to many reviews) Believe me they are all wrong...wrong. This movie is realistic to the core. What the Nazi and the Hungarian Nazi party did to the Jews, as hard as it is to watch, is history. The production, acting, screenplay - the whole of this movie is a WW II masterpiece; this may be the last of the effort to keep the memory of what the Nazi did to Hungarian and European Jews alive.
Unfortunately, young people are going to see the cartoon super hero and explosive hell fire or vampires! Already we have a large portion of a generation who have no idea what WW II was all about.
This is a great movie, historically correct and entertaining. See it on the big screen.
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On Monday, May 14, 2012, the SkillSoft e-learning system will be unavailable to users. Users will be unable to perform any functions in the e-learning system, including taking e-learning courses. Please check back on Tuesday, May 15, when the upgrade should have completed and the system should be available once again.
We are implementing an upgrade to a newer version of SkillPort, the e-learning system. This upgrade will enhance usability and be more user-friendly for UT staff and faculty. The system will function in much the same way, but the interface will have an updated look and should be easier to use.
How to use the new system:
The system will function in the same way as before--the major change you'll note is an updated look. You should also find that SkillPort is a little easier to use, with courses and other resources being simpler to locate.
You will take the same steps to begin e-learning:
1. Log in using your UT netID and password
2. Search for the course title using "Search & Learn"
Use the catalog to find your desired course.
3. Add the course to "My Plan"
4. Begin the course!
To familiarize yourself with the new look and feel of the new version, we recommend that you take a few minutes to look at the following helpful tutorials:
SkillPort Overview Tour
This 3-minute tour provides a brief overview of the overall look and layout of the new version.
"My Plan" Guided Tour
Approximately 3 minutes in duration, this tour goes over the "My Plan" area of SkillPort.
"My Progress" Guided Tour
This tour runs approximately 3 minutes and provides an overview of the area of SkillPort where you can keep up with your progress, "My Progress."
"Search & Learn" Guided Tour
This tour runs about 4 minutes and goes over the functionality of the search tool, "Search & Learn."
Catalog Guided Tour
This 2.5-minute tour covers how to use the SkillPort course and content catalog.
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Concussion ABCs: Learn How to Respond
What is a Concussion?
A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that changes the way the brain normally works. A concussion is caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head. Concussions can also occur from a fall or blow to the body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth. Even what seems to be a mild bump to the head can be serious.
How Can Concussions Happen in Schools?
Children and adolescents are among those at greatest risk for concussion. Concussions can result from a fall, or any time a student's head comes into contact with a hard object, such as a floor, desk, or another student's head or body. The potential for a concussion is greatest during activities where collisions can occur, such as during physical education (PE) class, playground time, or school-based sports activities.
Students may also get a concussion when doing activities outside of school, but then come to school when symptoms of the concussion are presenting. For example, adolescent drivers are at increased risk for concussion from motor vehicle crashes.
Concussions can have a more serious effect on a young, developing brain and need to be addressed correctly. Proper recognition and response to concussion symptoms in the school environment can prevent further injury and can help with recovery.
What Can I Do to Prevent and Prepare for Concussions?
Here are some steps you can take to prevent concussions in school and ensure the best outcome for your students:
Download or order CDC's "Heads Up to Schools: Know Your Concussion ABCs" resources. Developed in collaboration with over 30 school, health, and medical organizations, the "Heads Up to Schools: Know Your Concussion ABCs," materials include free resources for school nurses, administrators, counselors, teachers, parents, and students.See Heads Up to Schools, Know Your Concussion ABC's.
Prepare a concussion action plan. To ensure that concussions are identified early and managed correctly, have an action plan in place before the start of the school year. This plan can be included in your school or district's concussion policy. See online action plan for sports and recreation activities.
Create safe school environments. Make sure your school has policies and procedures to ensure that the environment is a safe, healthy place for students. Talk to all school staff and administrators and encourage them to keep the physical space safe, keep stairs and hallways clear of clutter, secure rugs to the floor, and check the surfaces of all areas where students are physically active, such as playing fields and playgrounds. Playground surfaces should be made of shock-absorbing material, such as hardwood mulch or sand, and maintained to an appropriate depth. Proper supervision of students is also important.
Monitor the health of your student athletes. Make sure to ask whether an athlete has ever had a concussion and insist that your athletes are medically evaluated and are in good condition to participate in sports. Keep track of athletes who sustain concussions during the school year. This will help in monitoring injured athletes who participate in multiple sports throughout the school year.
Follow us on Facebook and learn more about concussion and how to help prevent, recognize, and respond to this serious injury at: www.cdc.gov/Concussion.
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- Keeping Quiet Can Keep You Out of the Game [VIDEO - 2:00 minutes]
This video tells one young woman's story of sustaining two concussions within a short period of time. Concussion is a serious injury. Athletes, if you think you've had a concussion, don't hide it, report it, and take time to recover.
- Keeping Quiet Can Keep You Out of the Game…A Mother's Story [VIDEO - 2:00 minutes]
All moms and dads should learn about concussion. In this video, a mom tells her story and wants all parents to know that if they think their child has a concussion, take them out of play and seek the advice of a health care professional.
- Keeping Quiet Can Keep You Out of the Game [VIDEO - 2:00 minutes]
- Listen to a Radio PSA
- Listen to a podcast
- Send a Health-e-Card
CDC works 24/7 saving lives and protecting people from health threats to have a more secure nation. A US federal agency, CDC helps make the healthy choice the easy choice by putting science and prevention into action. CDC works to help people live longer, healthier and more productive lives.
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SANDESTIN- Officials at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort have been planning to add a ferris wheel at Baytowne Village for about a year and a half. They applied to the Walton County Planning Department for a minor development order. Now the county wants the resort to undergo a more extensive process.
"I started getting complaints from residents who own homes there. There are a lot of condominiums that look out over that plaza" said Walton County Commissioner Cindy Meadows.
Meadows says she has residential and safety concerns.
"So I started to look at it and i decided that it really needed to be reviewed at a public hearing before the board of county commissioners because i believe it's an egregious intrusion to residential enjoyment of property" said Meadows.
Despite Meadows' concerns, Sandestin officials believe they've been in compliance with all of the county's regulations.
"Early on we feel like we made application to Walton County within the regulations provided. Some of the hold ups along the way have been maybe the interpretations of those regulations" said Sandestin Real Estate Executive Director Kitty Whitney.
Whitney says they've tried to all of the county's objections and concerns without much luck.
"We've made every attempt to meet with S.O.A and the county to be certain that we understand what the challenges are and what they're obstacles are. We're open to continue to work with them to be certain that everybody is following regulation and law and safety" said Whitney.
Commissioners have voted to discuss the ferris wheel project at an upcoming commission meeting.


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Choose MyPlate - Featured Resource
Our current featured Government Information resource is provided by the USDA. Choose MyPlate provides practical information to individuals, health professionals, nutrition educators, and the food industry to help consumers build healthier diets with resources and tools for dietary assessment, nutrition education, and other user-friendly nutrition information.
As Americans are experiencing epidemic rates of overweight and obesity, the online resources and tools can empower people to make healthier food choices for themselves, their families, and their children.
MyPlate illustrates the five food groups that are the building blocks for a healthy diet using a familiar image - a place setting for a meal. Before you eat, think about what goes on your plate or in your cup or bowl. MyPlate also provides tips for eating healthy foods on a budget and adding physical activity to your routine.
With calculators, quizzes, tip-lists, and even videos, MyPlate provides a wide range of tools to help you make more informed choices about your health.
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Tulisa talks – Tulisa tells the truth about the infamous sex tape that has been circulating the Internet! UK Urban.
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The very first photos of baby Blue Ivy Carter have been released by the Carter family (Jay-Z and Beyonce)!
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The photo were release earlier today via a Tumblr blog and the parents of the recently born baby girl left a note for their fans which reads:
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UK Urban Music Round Up [#2] Frisco Mark Duggan Tribute, Police Accused of Racism against Urban Music, Noel Clarke to feature in Star Trek movie
Sophia James kicks off our Urban News Roundups for 2012 with a look at Boy Better Know artist Frisco's Mark Duggan tribute and a report into police racial discrimination against Urban Music..
Mark Duggan Tribute by Frisco
The artist Frisco who is a member of Boy Better Know released the music video tribute in memory of Mark […]
UK Urban Music Round Up [#47] Logan Sama Hits Radio 1, Dizzee Rascal 'Boy in Da Corner' honoured, new Grime videos
Logan Sama's BBC Guest Mix: A Brief History of Grime
Twitter went crazy at midnight on Saturday 12th Nov when Mistajam played Logan's Brief History of Grime the mentions were going through so quick on my time line it was un-real.
Here Logan talks about the mix and the response to it:
So my 25 minute Grime history […]
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British woman on London transport complaining that Britain is nothing now that ethnic minorities are in her country.
After a day of trending on Twitter police have announced that a woman was arrested for a racially aggravated public order offence in relation to this video filmed by a commuter whilst traveling on the London transport network, […]
Lord of the Mics 3 DVD + CD Release Date 11.12.11 | Download Links
[ December 12, 2011; ] After damn near a year of warm-up sessions and teasers the release date of Lord of the Mics 3 has finally been announced!
Last night Boy Better Know's Jammer announced that the arrival of the Lord of the Mics 3 DVD was imminent and 12th December 2011 was later revealed as the due date.
Lord of […]
UK Urban Music Round Up [#45] Hollyoaks Wretch 32 Invasion, Sket movie Release, Top 10 Urban chart takeover
Hi everyone its me DaGrimePrincess again for your weekly round up of the UK Urban Music News and gossip.
Hollyoaks Wretch 32 Invasion (#Wretch32Invasion)
Last week Wretch 32 was in C4's drama Hollyoaks as part of their 'Invasion' series. He performed a couple of tracks of his'Black & White' album including the hit single Dont Go.
Here's […]
UK Urban Music Round Up [#43] Ch4 screens urban drama Top Boy, Donaeo releases Indigo Child album, Justin Bieber Otis freestyle
Hi everyone its me again for your weekly round up of the UK Urban Music News and gossip.
Urban drama: Top Boy
C4's launched Top Boy this week to massive acclaim and enthusiasm from the urban music scene. The drama music artists stars Kano, Asher D and as countless others. Top Boy is a gritty tale set […]
UK Urban Music Round Up [#42] Tinie Tempah wins more Awards, Professor Green [X-Factor] chart head-to-head with Labrinth, Roll Deep single
Hi everyone its me again for your weekly round up of the UK Urban Music News and gossip.
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Double Brit Award-winning star Tinie Tempah continued his run of success by taking the Best Male Award at the Q Music Awards. […]
News Weekly: UK Urban Music Round Up [#41] | Tinie Tempah Book Release, Children In Need Song & BET Awards
Hi I'm the GrimePrincess and i'm here to give you a round up all things urban in the UK music scene.
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(Brio 150 black version) I was a little worried about it being only 1.3MP but at $150 (Costco) I could'nt find a better deal, the optical zoom is alot better than the digital zoom most other cameras offer at the price. Also the USB AutoConnect is great, I did'nt even have to install any software (as long as you have windows ME or higher) it gets recognized as a USB harddrive. The macro feature works great, and I have not run into any flash problems as some other users have noted. The thumbnail view in view mode is great too. Excellent buy for the money.
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Chicago Chef Week is a great opportunity for foodies and newbies to try fantastic local restaurants. Local chefs create special menus to highlight both seasonable ingredients and menu favorites at a budget friendly cost. This year's celebration will be held Monday, March 17 through Friday, March 21. Oceanique's chef-owner, Mark Grosz, has created a delicious specially-priced four-course menu, with choices, that will be available throughout the week in the restaurant. The special price is only $44 per person, excluding tax and gratuity.
Here is a glance at Oceanique's 2014 Chicago Chef Week menu:
Chef's Surprise
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Butternut Squash Ravioli
Fennel Prosciutto Crispy Sage Walnuts
Pear Red Watercress Red Onion
Maytag Blue Pecans Buttermilk
Wild Maine Lobster Consommé
Sherry Ravioli of Chanterelles
Wild Maine Day Boat Scallops
Lobster-Soy Broth Kimchi Cilantro
Seasonal Sorbet
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Wild Maine Skate
Eggplant Pea Tips Green Beans Fennel Porto
Organic Icelandic Arctic Char
Elote Butternut Squash Turmeric Poblano
Eggplant Heirloom Carrots & Pea Tips
Seasonal Mushrooms Red Onion Leek-Basil Broth
Chef's Pastry Selection
This menu is significantly discounted.
Please adjust your gratuity accordingly.
(Cannot be combined with any other offers)
Besides the Chicago Chef Week special menu, Oceanique has several other offers this spring. Tuesdays in March will feature fresh oysters. Oysters, either on the half shell or with rainbow trout caviar or roasted with saffron, will be $1 apiece. Guests can enjoy these in the bar/lounge area or in the main dining room.
Other March specials includes lobster. On Wednesdays throughout the month, Oceanique will present a special Lobster Entrée for ony $25. Also, Mondays in March are "no corkage" days for BYOB guests.
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Raudhatul Jannah was four when she and her brother were swept away by tsunami waters from her home in West Aceh district in Aceh province on December 26, 2004, Jamaliah, her mother, said.
Jamaliah said she and her husband stopped searching after a month, and believed she was dead until Jamaliah's brother spotted a girl who looked like her long-lost daughter in June.
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Recurrent abdominal pain is a common health issue in childhood. Clinical criteria (ie, the Rome criteria) have been established to aid diagnosis. Studies of adults have shown an increased prevalence of celiac disease among patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), but few studies are available concerning children.
Chronic or recurrent bellyaches are common and affect 10% of all school age children. The prevalence of celiac disease is as high as one percent in European countries with similar rates in the United States. There are more than 300 symptoms of celiac disease, and symptoms may vary among different people. Symptoms include abdominal pain, constipation and fatigue.
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Dr. James E. Squires, MD and colleagues from Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Ohio, in a related editorial write "A study in this issue of JAMA Pediatrics by Cristofori et al tries to address this paucity of knowledge. The authors extend recent discoveries in the adult population to the pediatric population and report a 4-fold higher prevalence of celiac disease among children who meet clinical criteria for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). With this important new information arises the obvious question: is celiac disease screening warranted for all children with a suspected functional etiology for their abdominal pain?
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my horse can get very strong and rushy when i'm jumping him and want to change his bit for jumping only. im gonna get a grackle noseband aswell. he is in an eggbut snaffle at the moment wich is ok for general use and he also has a soft mouth, but i just need those extra breaks for keeping him under controll. anybody got any suggestions?
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hello, i had this problem with my sport horse, he used to run at jumps. i solved this problem by putting trotting or canter poles before the jump, so he had to go slower to concentrate, and also if he was in trot, he couldnt go into canter because of the trotting poles. it took about a week of gradually taking a pole away, each time i rode. and now he is absolutly fine when jumping. i found this is a really effective way of teaching them not to rush!
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My horse gets very hyper and tends to do a very fast canter up to the jump so i put him in a linked pelum and i know everyone says there harsh and there very strong but if you use it correctly you shouldn't have a problem.
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Before you start swapping bits id try going back to basics with him, getting him to go carmly over the poles/small jump after a while if he isnt learning id then try swapping your bit.
My lad was the same, he'd bolt at the jump i went back to basics and he was great but still very strong.
Pelhams arnt harsh when used correctly or its the right type of pelham for the horse, its when there used by the wrong person, in my opinion.
My lads in a pelham, due for it being legal in the show ring and he's an angel in it for all types of work.
Mines a ported pelham but i am hoping to get a bit women out soon.
If you want the best idea and type of bit for your lad id do the same, i know its costly but sometimes horses run and get strong due to being in pain or discomfort.
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AQHA Professional Horseman and world champion exhibitor Dave Dellin and National Snaffle Bit Association Executive Director Dianne Eppers go through the basics of the expectations in the western pleasure discipline through the eyes of an AQHA or NSBA judge. The DVD covers topics such as over-canting, taking gaits in a timely manner, passing and more.
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As the weather continues to cool and the wind turns from breezy to blustery, purple lips aren't the only automatic accessory -- so is the occasional bad hair day.
From Gary Busey's questionable coif and Justin Bieber's bed head to Sofia Vergara's "Cousin Itt" moment and Sandra Oh's wacky up-do, these stars have certainly seen better hair days.
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The Chandra Advanced X-ray Astrophysics Facility was designed to study the composition and nature of galaxies, stellar objects and interstellar phenomena as well as basic issues in theoretical physics using the most sensitive X-ray telescope ever built.
The Chandra Advanced X-ray Astrophysics Facility was one of the four Great Observatories (along with HST, GRO, and SIRTF). International participants include the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands. Originally consisting of 2 separate spacecraft, the AXAF program was reduced to a single spacecraft in 1993 due to fiscal constraints. Satellite operations would be conducted by MSFC using NASA's Deep Space Network.
The spacecraft: had a light weight composite structure, and was 3-axis stabilized, using a zero momentum biased control system. Solar arrays generated over 2 kW and recharged three 40 AHr nickel hydrogen batteries. Six reaction wheels provided attitude control, with the control system fed by four 2-degree-of-freedom dry tuned rotor gyros. Two 1.8 Gbit solid state recorders could store 18.8 hours of data per recorder. The Integral Propulsion System on Chandra used four TR-308 bipropellant thrusters for orbit changes. The thrusters used N2O4 (nitrogen tetroxide) oxidizer and N2H4 (hydrazine) fuel. They had a thrust of 472 N and a specific impulse of 322.3s; the TR-308 was an upgrade of the TR-306 that was used on three Lockheed Martin Series 5000 satellites. The same fuel tanks also fed Marquardt 89 N monopropellant hydrazine RCS thrusters. In addition to the IPS, the MUPS (Momentum Unloading Propulsion System) used 0.9 N hydrazine thrusters to unload momentum from the gyro systems used to point Chandra.
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Reflecting on Haiti, Five Years Later
Five years ago today, the world stood still for Haitians while the ground moved – on January 12, 2010, Haiti was hit with a catastrophic earthquake with long-standing consequences. Hearing from one of Pathfinder's Haitian staff about that moment in time when everything changed, I still get chills.
The World is Calling for Change
Today is a day of beginnings at Pathfinder. It is the first of the month, the start of a new fiscal year, and importantly, today is the official start of a new five-year strategy. Looking beyond 2015, we must advance sexual and reproductive health and rights globally by catalyzing change locally. We must do it now.
Courageous Pioneers: 50 Years in Kenya
For 50 years, Pathfinder International has served millions of women, men, and young people across Kenya. Today, we celebrate our proudest, most groundbreaking achievements. And we thank the dedicated and passionate partners, donors, and staff that made them possible.
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For the past five years, millions of women, men, and young people throughout Ethiopia have been touched by the Integrated Family Health Program, led by Pathfinder International and JSI and funded by USAID.
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It's officially spring and World Health Day is on its way (April 7th)! I don't know about you, but I often enjoy the weather with book in hand. Here are eleven great global health reads as recommended by Pathfinder staff.
Our Kids Need Us: One Family's Struggle to Survive
By 25, Betty had four children. Her last delivery nearly killed her, when she lost too much blood. "I survived but never regained my health," says Betty.
Focus Area: Maternal & Newborn Health, HIV & AIDS, Contraception & Family Planning
A Road Taken: Why We Do the Work We Do
From time to time, I'm asked the question, "Why do you do the work that you do?" In turn, I ask "Why wouldn't I want to do the work I do?"
A Family's Future: One Couple's Mission to Protect Their Baby
According to the World Health Organization, approximately 1.5 million women living with HIV become pregnant each year. Without antiretroviral drugs, they face a 15-45 percent chance that their child will also become infected.
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Pathfinder's "mCenas!" is a first for Mozambique—a text message education campaign that provides contraceptive information to youth (15-24 years old).
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Dr. David Wanjala, Medical Officer in Charge at Tudor District Hospital in Mombasa, sat down with Linda Suttenfield, Pathfinder International's Director of Communications, to share how the APHIAplus Nairobi-Coast project, led by Pathfinder and funded by USAID, has made a difference at his facility.
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Heran Abebe is a Senior Gender Advisor for Pathfinder's Integrated Family Health Program in Ethiopia. In this Q&A Heran shares her thoughts on why gender is important in Ethiopia, how she was first drawn to gender work, and IFHP's exciting gender initiatives on the horizon.
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Six years ago, June Tatelman gave her first gift to Pathfinder. Today, her commitment is stronger than ever. She recently visited Tanzania and Kenya to see the transformative nature of our projects firsthand.
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Alfred Sigo stands tall, looks squarely into the faces of the teenagers of Mombasa, and lays out the details of how he watched the people he loved die of AIDS. It is a story he has told nearly 100 times, but his eyes still well up when he speaks.
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Top Five Takeaways from AIDS 2012
At both the Family Planning Summit and International AIDS Conference, there were strong discussions and significant commitments to both improving access to family planning and addressing the AIDS epidemic. Here are my top five takeaways from AIDS 2012.
The Power of One: Expanding Home-Based Care in Tanzania
Develini might be the most powerful woman in Ukonga. Twelve years ago, she was so ill she could not walk. Now she treks across her community to reach her neighbors to provide home-based care.
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What Young Women Need This World AIDS Day? Contraception, HIV Prevention and More...
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Just for Kids is in full swing at SeaWorld Orlando, with two more Saturdays to go before it ends for another year. The park is a great place for youngsters at any time, since kids love animals and enjoy all the fun little rides in Shamu's Happy Harbor. However, Just for Kids kicks things up a notch, with special games, shows, and entertainment created specifically with the younger set in mind.
Click the slideshow accompanying this article for a quick Just for Kids overview. The event, which runs on Saturdays through April12, features the Rockin' Rockhopper dance party, animal greetings, story time, a Sesame Street show, character photo ops, activity tables, games, and collector cards that can earn kids a prize. Almost all of the activities are included with your regular park admission. Some of the games cost extra, but they're geared to kids and award a prize every time.
All of SeaWorld Orlando's regular activities are going on during Just for Kids, so plan to spend the whole day. That will give you enough time to see the orcas, catch the dolphin and sea lion shows, enjoy the rides, visit the animals in Wild Arctic, Turtle Trek, and the Shark Encounter, and maybe even buy some food for the dolphins, stingrays, sharks, or seals.
If your kids are younger, they might not be able to make it through the whole day. If they manage to conserve their energy, stick around until an hour before closing time. That's when a big party kicks off at the front of the park as the perfect send-off.
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by Jerome du Bois
Ron Crossguns, who works for the Blackfeet tribes oil and gas division has little patience for veneration of the reservations land. Theyre just big rocks, nothing more, Mr. Crossguns said of the mountains. Dont try to make them into nothing holy. Jesus Christ put them there for animals to feed on, and for people to hunt on. --New York Times, 8/16/2012
The Indian Artist grifters continue to shuck the suckers who buy their line of guff. Local enabler Tricia Parker helps us here with her latest yassuh-mastuh review in Phoenix New Times:
In a world where museums ask us to check our hobo bags at the desk, what's surprising is that Postcommodity was invited to bring in a concrete saw to cut a table-size square hole a portal between worlds in the exhibition-space floor. The slab stands on end nearby as a sort of trophy representing indigenous intervention in the face of a Western worldview. ASU Art Museum originally commissioned this work in 2009, when Postcommodity cut a neat hole in the floor of ASU Art Museum's Ceramics Research Center (a building that sits atop a prehistoric Hohokam site). That installation included a soundtrack the collective's performance of a Pee Posh social dance song. For its Sydney show, Postcommodity reworked the soundtrack to include Aboriginal-language speakers from the New South Wales region.
She's writing about "Do You Remember When?", second verse, same as the first, save for the appropriated soundtrack. What's not surprising to me is Ms. Parker's ignorance of earlier excavation "interventions" by artists in exhibition venues. Two examples: Chris Burden's flat-footed "Exposing the Foundations of the Museum" in 1986, and the vicious nihilist Urs Fischer's "You" at Gavin Brown's Enterprise in New York City in 2007. (By the way, Burden repeated his piece in 2008. You can make fools of some of the people all of the time.) Then there's the grinning devil Maurizio Cattelan.
None of these three clowns pretend to be intervening on so-called sacred ground, to create "a portal between worlds." But the artists of Postcommodity do make such a claim. Kade Twist, Cristóbal Martinez, Raven Chacon, and Nathan Young are hucksters, commodifying the fading aura of ancestor worship so they can drum up grants, money, status, and careers. From their website:
Postcommodity are the recipients of grants from the Telluride Institute (2007), American Composers Forum (2008), Arizona Commission on the Arts (2009), Elly Kay Fund (2010), Joan Mitchell Foundation (2010) and Creative Capital (2012).
They sure know how to work it, innit? But buzzwords like Indigenous and First Nations and Native American are empty anthropological categories. All the Indians came from somewhere else, as did everyone except continental Africans. And for over a hundred years Indians have been defined by federal bureaucrats. I wonder how it feels to be reduced to line items in the budget of the Bureau of Indian Affairs? Not bad, I suppose, as long as the checks clear, you have no self-respect, and you don't mind exploiting the long-gone dead.
I've come up with a third version of "Do You Remember When?", which you can read about after the jump, along with my take on their upcoming border piece.
First off, my version wouldn't be square. That's so Judeo-Christian Western Scientific, as these skins would say, and have said. Whatever happened to the sacred circle, the holy hoop? Haven't you guys read Seven Arrows, or Black Elk Speaks, or even Little Big Man? Concrete saws, which were invented by the Clovis People --or was it the Paisley People?-- I always get those two mixed up-- can definitely cut circles.
So here's what I envision: Select the ten biggest Indian casinos --sacred land, of course, by Federal definition. Find the floor space inside each one with the highest foot traffic. Cut a hole right there, seven feet in diameter and about eighteen inches deep. Ten holes, then, opening world-portals all across the land, from sea to shining sea. Make sure to have nice clean red dirt to fill the holes about a foot deep. Mounted on a stainless-steel pole in the center of each circle would be two flat-screen monitors back to back, which would rotate slowly, 24/7, even when the Paul Revere Impersonators are onstage singing "Indian Reservation." As for the content --well, hell, we've got the Kreative Kapital Krew here, innit? All I ask is that every once in awhile each one appears for about a minute or two repeatedly shouting out, "Hey, come back here! Hey, where you goin'? Hey, this is important . . . !"
Now, about that border fence thing. Ms. Parker writes:
Postcommodity's next big conceptual installation is slated for fall 2013 and meets head-on a familiar place, context, and discourse: the Mexican-American border. The project, "Repellent Fence," will involve a hunk of Tohono O'odham Nation's sacred indigenous homeland that intersects the beleaguered border and vinyl "scare eye" balloons, huge versions of the ones that farmers float in fields to repel birds.
Postocommodity hopes people will make an adventure of visiting "Repellent Fence" in person, but the collective will include extensive documentation, including videography and aerial photography.
Twist describes the installation as straddling the border like a Band-Aid. "That border fence is a huge wound that keeps people from realizing the ground beneath their feet."
Martínez offers a different analogy. "Our repellent border fence is on two different time scales. Our fence is like water. Rather than divide, it connects."
I wonder what realizing the ground beneath their feet means. And Martinez's analogy is incoherent. What they want to make isn't even a fence, just forty big balloons spaced along the border. But that's the way these guys talk, and write. To quote from their website, and if you fall asleep don't blame me:
Postcommoditys art functions as a shared Indigenous lens and voice to engage and respond to the contemporary realities of globalism and neoliberalism. The collective seeks to move Indigenous discourse beyond exhausted dichotomies of "White" versus Indigenous and increasingly esoteric notions of de-facto political sovereignty, to more relevant and pressing issues pertaining to the assaultive manifestations of the global market and its supporting institutions, public perceptions, beliefs, and individual actions that comprise the ever-expanding, decentralized, multinational, multiracial and multiethnic colonizing force that is defining the 21st Century through ever increasing velocities and complex forms of violence. Postcommodity works to forge new Indigenous metaphors capable of rationalizing our shared experiences within this increasingly challenging contemporary environment; promote a constructive discourse that challenges the social, political and economic processes that are destabilizing communities and geographies; and connect Indigenous narratives of cultural self-determination with the broader public sphere.
Reading this crap is like slogging through a swamp choked with cattails. It stinks of academia, and it's lies, anyway, since these four Indian artists are mining the exhausted dichotomies for all they're worth.
Ms. Parker concludes:
The collective wanted "Repellent Fence," originally conceived in 2006, to be its first project.
"It's bizarre to invest that much time and effort into a project that's so ephemeral and vulnerable in one of the remote places in the Western Hemisphere," says Twist. "It will be exciting to be outside of the election year rhetoric new Mexican leadership, possible new U.S. leadership," he trails off before adding, "At the end of the day, they're just balloons filled with air."
As are these four guys.
Now, I swear on a stack of piki that I didn't know about this 2006 project when I wrote "The Loser Tribe" in 2007, which included this section:
[Quoting the catalog for the exhibition Remix, when Steven Yazzie was still a member of Postcommodity] Yazzie, who just returned from London, says he has joined a new collective, called "Post Commodity," with Cherokee artist Kade Twist and video artist Nathan Young (Pawnee/Delaware/Kiowa).
"We went to the Czech Republic," Yazzie said, "and it was an interesting experience. We were near the border with Austria and doing an installation in a small village that had to do with border issues, like that the ones we have here with Mexican immigration and how the Tohono O'odham nation (straddles) the border in southern Arizona."
Questions of immigration and borders aren't just a U.S. issue, but something that resonates around the world.
Earlier in the article, we read this:
"We're looking for international exposure," Yazzie said, "so I don't think Santa Fe is going to work for me." [end of quote from catalog]
[Me] Yeah? Well, Steve, you sipping chocolate and nibbling sacher torte in Europe and calling it art isn't going to work for me. There aren't any political border issues between Austria and the Czech Republic. They're both members of the European Union. Citizens of both nations, and twenty-some others, are zipping back and forth every day, no problem. So your installation was both cosmetic and artificial, and all about the perfumed stink of Continental cachet. You should have been honest and called it a vacation.
It would have been a lot more real, a lot more challenging and even transgressive for you and your two buddies to foreground your installation in the other place you mentioned (you remember the Other, don't you, brother?): the borders between the US, the Tohono O'odham, and Mexico. A complicated firecracker nexus of three nations. Of course, it would have been hot and dirty and dangerous, with not a single good restaurant in a fifty-mile radius, and you three amigos would have probably got your asses handed to you by coyotes hustling illegals. . . . I picture you trying to explain to them that you're making Art, man! Ah, but it's just a dream. . . .[end of section]
These pretentious pretenders to significance want to focus on one of the most contentious issues of our time, a nexus of law versus crime, race-gaming versus human dignity, individualism versus collectivism, honest work versus extortion, national sovereignty versus criminal trespass, and lift up helium balloons as, what? an invitation to dialogue? Don't be blowing smoke up my teepee, Tonto. The coyotes and the illegals sneaking into our land don't give a stale tamale about migration patterns, context, and discourse. They want to destroy the United States of America.
You arrogant assholes.
And I believe the only people who will make an adventure of visiting "Repellent Fence" in person will be carrying rifles to bring down those big tempting targets.Posted by Jerome at August 19, 2012 09:00 PM | TrackBack


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Recent research from the University of Virginia School of Medicine indicated "exercise during pregnancy is not only imperative to keep a mom-to-be fit and healthy, but it can also benefit the child's lifelong health. Exercise has a distinct molecular consequence on the unborn child that essentially allows the child to be fit."Other studies have shown that maintaining a healthy weight during pregnancy is tied to preventing childhood obesity, which has reached epidemic proportions in the U.S.Of course, prenatal fitness is also an imperative for the budding mom's own health with respect to both her physical and emotional well-being.
That said, while most understand that maintaining a pregnancy fitness regimen is beneficial, many women harbor erroneous fears and misconceptions about prenatal exercise or simply don't know the best way to go about integrating fitness into their daily lifestyles—both of which undermine and inhibit a pregnant woman's opportunity to optimize her health and fully enjoy the experience.
To help moms-to-be (with no applicable medical complications) gain expert-based knowledge and innate confidence relating to their fitness choices, below prenatal lifestyle expert, Amy Griffith—star of the Prenatal Yoga Workout DVD, offers 8 tips and truths to give direction, debunk myths, and provide overall peace-of-mind to foster a fit, healthy and happy 9 months.
Start now. If a woman becomes pregnant and has not had a structured fitness routine beforehand, she can certainly start now—and should since exercise develops muscle tone, can help prevent gestational diabetes, aids in digestion and can help lower blood pressure. Just be sure to begin with some gentle forms of exercise. As the due date approaches, remaining active can also encourage the baby to move into proper position for birth. Even activity as simple as walking is hugely beneficial to a pregnant woman. She can even run, bike, dance and strength train as long as it still feels safe for her body. Whatever modality of exercise she decides to engage in, it is always of utmost importance that she listens to her body and recognizes individual limitations.
Exercise to release endorphins. Exercise not only has countless physical benefits with keeping muscles toned, maintaining healthy body fat levels, and improving cardiovascular health among them, but it also releases endorphins that can help boost mood, improve self-esteem, reduce anxiety and depression, decrease stress, alleviate pain and improve sleep. All of these can greatly enhance the lifestyle of a pregnant woman, helping her enjoy the overall experience.
Yes, "do abs." Pregnant women still have them and will benefit from strengthening them in advance of delivery. Exercising abs and the entire core group of muscles will help prevent back and posture problems caused by the growing stomach, will make pushing more effective pushing during labor, and will help the new mother recover quicker. For example, a pregnant mother in her second and third trimester will mainly be working her transverse abdominis, which wrap from front to back like a corset, and also the oblique's. Keeping these muscles toned and active will help them to return to their pre-pregnancy state. Abdominal exercises during pregnancy can also reduce the risk of abdominal separation, which can lead to other physical ailments. Beforehand, be sure to research the safest types of abdominal exercise for the various trimesters and execute with proper form.
Try yoga: Yoga is not just about gaining strength and flexibility, and finding calm in moments of stress; it also helps slow down our busy lives. And, prenatal yoga is a very safe form of exercise. Executed with the use of props to support the pregnant woman as baby grows, the mother can maintain the standard yoga poses but in a modified way. Prenatal yoga also teaches the powerful connection of breath and movement, encouraging the woman to let go of tension trigger points in her body. All of these elements combine to cultivate a deeper understanding of how the woman's body moves and what she can do to relax in an uncomfortable situation, both physically and mentally. Many of the elements of a prenatal yoga class can be utilized by the mother as she moves through labor and delivery, including poses to ease labor pains, breathing techniques and meditation.
Cardiovascular exercise is a-ok. The old theory of not allowing your heart rate to exceed 140 beats per minute is no longer supported by the medical community. There is about a 50% increase in blood flow when a woman is pregnant, so the heart works much harder to deliver all of these nutrients throughout the body and especially the placenta. While a pregnant woman who is exercising may tire out more quickly, there is no evidence that such exertion is harmful to her baby. The general rule of thumb is if a pregnant woman can continue to carry on a conversation while performing an exercise routine, then she is in a cardiovascular safe zone.
Set a fitness mantra. A mantra is a positive intention—a word or phrase that you come back to daily to "check in" and be reminded that everything is ok and on course. Setting a mantra will help you to trust your body, and accept the changes that are occurring physically. It can help to quiet down the ego and encourage you to slow down and even accept the temporary fitness limitations. This is a key lesson to reiterate throughout pregnancy and can help to keep the pregnant woman safe while exercising. Some mantras are, "I accept," "I trust," and "I am strong." These positive reminders carry throughout the pregnancy and the birth of the baby.
Massage to recover faster. A carefully delivered massage from a prenatal massage specialist can alleviate pain in various parts of the body that can be caused by too much physical activity—exercise and otherwise. Massage stretches and loosens muscles that become tight as baby grows and as the woman's body changes. Massage will also benefit the pregnant woman as it relieves tension. A pregnant woman's low back pain, headaches, sciatica, and swelling can all be eased by a trained massage therapist. When her body feels better, she is able to continue to keep herself healthy with regular exercise.
Meditate to de-stress. Meditating can connect to a mantra you set or simply help to quiet down, clear your mind, calm your nervous system and lower your blood pressure. When employed in combination with a fitness regime, a pregnant woman can reap the rewards of both physical and emotional health. Pregnant women can quiet down fears and release them through the practice of meditation. When the mother lets go of fear, it opens her up to having a positive pregnancy and birth. Labor and delivery are certainly a physical experience, but many women say it is 90% mental. Allowing oneself to move inward and "step out of your own way" gives the body permission to do exactly what it knows how to do: birth baby! Meditation enables the mom-to-be to mentally surrender while exercise gives her physical strength and confidence.
Special thanks to nationally certified Prenatal Yoga Instructor, Amy Griffith. She is one of America's leading prenatal fitness and lifestyle experts. From www.AmyGriffithworkout.com, she provides free advice, including eBook and video content, to her Army of followers and fans. A former professional dancer performing as a Radio City Rockette for 3 seasons, as well as in the Broadway musical "42nd St" and the nationally touring show "Spamlot,"


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I sometimes prefer to work in a terminal. I use git, and sometimes have merge conflicts. Are there any merge-conflict-resolution tools that work in a command-line only environment?
From the manpage of "git mergetool":
Out of these, I know that emerge and vimdiff are command-line only. Although it is not listed, emacs' ediff can also be used as a mergetool. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1817370/using-ediff-as-git-mergetool
I personally find that graphical tools such as meld makes things much easier.


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"We have always been very pleased with the care both our children have received from all the lovely staff at Bizzy Bees"
Natalie Hessey
"Bizzy Bees provides an excellent service to the community. The staff are great with the children and I would happily recommend them to anyone wanting childcare"
Carla Teale
"Riley has attended Bizzy Bees for the last three years and has formed close bonds with all staff"
Jodie France
"Bizzy Bees have provided a superb level of care for my two children. All staff are friendly and brilliant with them and I have seen them grow and develop into beautiful, confident children"
Kevin Grand