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I have been with my current employer for about nine months. Due to what I believe are project planning issues that occurred prior to my employment here, the project I joined in-progress, which was scheduled for completion by last October, is still ongoing with no sign of ending. The project is important to the company, and I realize it is my job to help bring it to completion. Honestly, though, I'm tired of the project (as is everyone involved, I think), and try as I might to be professional, I think my "burn-out" is making me less productive than I would like. How can I alleviate this burn-out when there is no light at the end of the tunnel?
It might be time for a rebirth, or a "come to Jesus" meeting, as a CTO I worked for would say.
The facts
You suspect...
What can be done?
The project is already behind and everyone is still chugging away with no change. This is a classic scenario for bad decisions to be made (imagine a basketball game where you are down by a lot — it's easy to just start throwing up three pointers which have no more chance of success than they did before), and since the project is behind you know something went wrong somewhere.
The time that you are behind is a sunk cost and as much as everyone feels the urgency to keep their heads down, with no time for planning, recuperation, or organization — those things are still the best way to make the project a success going forward. Otherwise, you will surely experience diminishing returns as the way you are working is not sustainable.
So, I would bring the facts, your suspicions, and a proposal to your manager. Tell your manager you think this is the best way to make the project successful. The team needs to get together and have a meeting to discuss the following things:
As you or your manager bring up these issues, if your suspicions are correct, other team members will begin to express their concerns as well. You're going to have to figure out what's gone wrong and it's easier to do that all at once. Hopefully you can all walk away with a renewed sense of purpose, productivity, and sustainability. That's the best way I know to fight project burn-out.
Burnout is not a mental dilemma. If you find a task that is engaging, interesting or relevant then you will have the mental capacity and intelligence to solve it as you have always done in the past.
Burnout is not a physical dilemma. Unless your project work involves pushups you are not going to be physically burned out. Stress may have adverse physical effects upon you though.
Burnout IS an emotional dilemma! It generally comes with becoming emotionally invested in an endeavor or activity that is starting to feel fruitless and full of failure. It is a crush on morale that wreaks havoc upon your will power to continue.
The good thing is that you have intrinsically accepted the tasks and you have taken ownership of the responsibilities that were laid upon you. It is that ownership though that has emotionally invested yourself into this project so when the project is failing you will take it hard emotionally.
The true challenge is to try and turn the Rational Argument into Emotional Reasoning where you can begin to neutralize the emotional block that is hindering you. The Rational Argument of course is:
Easier said than done, and to some of us this transference of rational argument to emotional argument comes naturally. There are a number of activities that you can perform to make this easier.
Humility exercises (Eg. After a meal in a restaurant try burping as loud as you can!). Examples like this one can help make you respond easier to embarassing situations. It also helps you willingly be okay with being judged or criticized by others.
What this does is it actually helps reduce your need to feel accepted in the eyes of others. It devalues emotional investment in favor of rational thought. This coupled with reinforcement of the rational thought will help turn it into an accepted emotional argument.
You will find that you feel good about your role and you will have increased intellectual curiosity in how things play out on a large scale, and you will have less emotional investment in the success of the project.
I like @NickC's answer if the project has truly become a death march. However, nothing in what you wrote tells me that this is anything other than an ordinary long-running project. (I've been through a few death marches and usually if you discuss them, the person will be much more detailed and clearly upset and angry, I don't see that in what you wrote.)
So I want to come at the problem from a different perspective. All large projects of any kind have moments when it appears you are not making progress and everything seems to be going to hell in handbasket. All of them. This applies to writing a novel or creating a large painting or training a dressage horse or doing a manpower study of naval aviation maintenance (to pick a few, not-so-random examples) as well as programming. It is the nature of large, complex projects to have dark periods.
In my experience (which covers a lot of fields and a lot of large projects, as you may have noticed), it is a good sign when you reach the dark place. It usually comes right before a breakthrough that makes all the disparate pieces start to fall in place.
The critical thing is to keep working when the universe is telling you to give up. Persistance has solved far more problems than raw ability.
Another thing that helps you see the light at the end of the tunnel is to look for smaller goals along the way rather than the final end date. So celebrate that module A is done as a sign of success even though modules b, c, and d aren't even designed yet. Take pride in the small accomplishments.
For your own personal use, make a list of all the tasks you personally still have to do on the project and tackle them one at a time. You will feel like you are making progress as you see those tasks get checked off.
Don't worry about being "in the flow state" or motivated, just pick something and start. Sure you might accomplish less in a given 4 hour period if you are not in a flow state, but remember persistence is the key. You will accomplish more by plugging away even when you don't feel like it than when you wait for that mysterious state of excitement and flow to happen. Most successful artists and writers that I know work at it on a schedule every day whether they are in the mood to work or not. Programming is the same, you need to work at it every day whether you are interested in your particular task or not. Persistence is the key to success. Oddly, flow seems to come easier when you persist even when you aren't in the mood.
It seems an odd recommendation but I suggest you get a hold of a book called The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron. It talks alot about being creatively stuck and how to get out of that state.
I am running my own app development company and am mostly under the influence of my own stress and requirements to finish projects on time.
I find that once I get to working I tend to overwork quite a lot. When I work on something, I don't like to stop until I am finished which can make me end up working 12 hour shifts without a break and almost without nutrients except for coffee (if that even counts). The work gets down but it really wears me out mentally and physically.
As a result, I often hold off on starting my work day and spend extra time in bed because I know what type of unhealthy work marathon awaits. I think this is the main cause for laziness, burnout and stress - the notion that something has to get finished no matter what and the constant stress while it is still in process. It makes us procrastinate because the act of working turns into something seriously unhealthy and undesirable.
A work-life balance change might fix this problem. I have successfully gotten more productive and less inclined to procrastinate and stressing out/turning into an awful person by adhering to the following:
I now view my work as a necessary evil that lets me do what I love; spend time with friends, my girlfriend, eat great food, exercise, travel, meet new people and celebrate life. I can always look forward to what comes after work which therefore makes me inclined to starting earlier and finishing sooner. I have become much more productive and in a fraction of the time. Because I don't make my work seem so incredibly important it has become fun again. It is no longer a matter of life and death since all I can do is my best.
This might sound hippy and all but it worked for me. I think the main cause of stress, depression and work-related illness (even laziness or procrastination) comes from unhealthy priorities. You can have many jobs but only one life. If you work for someone else, do your best every single day and that's where it ends. Don't let your employer's priorities affect your own life goals. Your goals are always more important.
Likewise, if you work for yourself, don't forget why you chose to become an entrepreneur and be free to make your own path in the first place. Don't loose track of where you're trying to go and what made you take the leap when you quit your job. I'm sure it wasn't to replace one work-related stress/illness with another.


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Zecharia Sitchin
And Extra-Terrestrial
Intelligent Design
From: "Desederata"
To: "Positive Atheism Magazine"
Subject: PA-via_Positive_Atheism_Index
Date: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 11:43 PM
Hello Cliff, I have written to you before with some questions, and this e-mail is for the same purpose.
I am a 16-year-old and I have been an atheist for quite some time. Recently I have come across some material that has caused me to question atheism. The ideas of Zecharia Sitchin seem to be quite convincing, here are some links:
But then after reviewing the information and grasping it, I decided its' authenticity should be very questionable since many questionable sources support it. The idea, in a nutshell, says that we were genetically engineered from a race that is very much like our race, yet from a different planet, that planet being planet X or Nibiru. I took all these ideas into consideration, and then began to think. This idea totally goes against the idea of evolution, something that I find to be most satisfying to my quest to find the truth. A discussion with a person online brought up some flaws in Darwin's theory of evolution:
<TheBurningDarkness> ok look....
<TheBurningDarkness> Darwin's theory is wrong because,,,
<TheBurningDarkness> if life on this planet began through a serioes of spontaneous chemical reactions....
<TheBurningDarkness> why does life on earth have only ONE single source?
<Atheist4Life> I don't know
<TheBurningDarkness> and why does all living matter on the planet contain too little of the chemical elements that abound on earth
<TheBurningDarkness> life was imported to earth from somewhere else
These points were brought up by another person online, I bet you can guess which person I am in the conversation. I have yet to disprove or prove any of these arguments against the theory of evolution. Are these arguments true, and if so are they relevant to disproving evolution? Have you heard anything about Sitchin's theory, and if so what are your arguments against it?
I noticed that when I first started to read the information regarding Sitchin's theory I began to feel enlightened, like I had just solved a mystery. But then I as I began to come to my senses I realized that this may as well be another religion, it seems just as far fetched as any religion. In his interview, Sitchin brings up some good points, I suggest reading it and learning more about the topic, unless of course you already have.
Off the main topic, but a topic that plagues Atheists, I have found it is a very hard thing to tell people that I am an Atheist. I find it very hard to blindly believe in something without evidence or proof. From what I have gathered, Religion is a manufactured idea, heaven and hell, both there to satisfy human's needs for explanation. We are constantly bashed, and ignored. Trying to argue with most religious persons, is like trying to argue with a 2 year-old I have found. Religious ideas and virtues seem to be counterproductive to man, why would someone embrace these ideas?
I thank you very much for your time, I hope that you can answer these questions. Your website is one of my favorite sites, your ideas, arguments are all worded so well.
Thanks again,
From: "Positive Atheism Magazine"
To: "Desederata"
Subject: Re: PA-via_Positive_Atheism_Index
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 04:02:58 -0800
First of all, "TheBurningDarkness" foisted a faulty premise on you by asking, "why does life on earth have only ONE single source?" Life on Earth appears to have come from a single common ancestor (DNA evidence), but this doesn't mean that life appeared here only once. It could have evolved and died off a number of times during those early times before the current system of life finally "took," or, more than one "strain" could have coexisted for a while (although we have no evidence either supporting or refuting one notion or the other: all we know is that DNA evidence makes a convincing case that all currently living life forms are related). This fallacy is called the Non Sequitur.
Also, even if life does have only one single source, this does not prove this person's case, and neither would a series of appearances disprove this person's case: this fallacy is called the hasty generalization.
Finally, I'm not sure about the claim that "all living matter on the planet contain too little of the chemical elements that abound on earth" considering that (last time I checked) we are composed mostly of sea water.
I am not familiar with this variation of the Extra-Terrestrial Intelligent Design model (ETID), but the same idea is put forth by proponents of the Raëlian religion, who are atheistic creationists. In fact, this person might be a Raëlian. (Understand that I consider the Raëlians to be allies in our very important struggle; I accept Raëlians as full-fledged fellow-atheists who disagree me on some extremely unimportant matters.) Raëlianism is big in Europe, and I notice these web sites being in Sweden and Norway. Then again, Raëlianism is popular enough to have spawned offshoots by now (for example, I heard that there are over a hundred different sects of Mormonism alone). And Raëlianism is not original with this idea: Timothy Leary, of all people, taught this idea while he was serving a 30-year prison sentence for possessing a roach of marijuana. This was also the gist of the pulp-science cult classic, Chariots of the Gods.
The Raëlians' problem is that they conveniently posit a steady-state universe (it's always been here) which does little to explain the origin of the "creator" species. In other words, they feel the need to explain our existence by saying that we've been created by a race of extra-terrestrials, but don't seem to be at all baffled by the existence of the "creator" species -- where did the ETs come from? If we feel that our existence is unlikely enough to require explaining (through creation), then we cannot stop there: and must address the origin of the origin, and so on.
The same problem exists with all forms of creationism which depend on complexity and then require that the complexity be explained: humans got here because God created us, but where did God come from?
The Inflationary Big Bang Theory and the Theory of Evolution explain our origins quite nicely. In fact, both alternatives (theistic creationism and ETID) are not brought forth because of necessity (there is no lack of valid, realistic, simple, compelling explanations), but because of what apologists for both alternatives describe as personal, nonscientific revelation. (Without looking at either website, I strongly suspect that Sitchin has a similar "revelatory" imperative.) The theists point to an alleged Scripture and the Raëlians point to Raël's alleged contacts with ETs. It is easy to see why they'd want to try to make science fit preconceptions such as these. This is where fundamentalism comes from: they get their "knowledge" "revealed" to them from a source other than human reason and humankind's struggle to understand ourselves and our environment. Inevitably, this "knowledge" differs significantly from what we have discovered (and what we probably will discover).
Meanwhile, the Inflationary Big Bang Theory is most compelling, and it would take quite a bit to overthrow it at this point. Ditto for natural selection being an "unintelligent designer," as explained in the Theory of Evolution. What happened "before" the Big Bang we can only guess -- for now. Even if it's a "Big Oscillation" (bang, crunch, bang, crunch, ad infinitum), no "superior race of beings" could have been here forever. But the Inflationary Big Bang Theory and the Theory of Evolution are each very well established by several branches of science.
Before delving too deeply into the "God is an ET" model (the Raëlians' language), I strongly recommend a basic overview of cosmology from a particle physics perspective. That can be had in the book, Not By Design: The Origin of the Universe (1988) by leading particle physicist Victor J. Stenger. I interviewed Professor Stenger about a year ago and posted it in our Interviews section. I have since chatted with him a few times, mostly about what he's up to lately (he moved to Colorado and is working on a new book due out in late 2001 or early 2002; look for the names of a few PAM Forum "regulars" in the Dedication). Before meeting him, I was in quite a fog when it came to origins, but after listening to him, I can see why the other propositions ("God"; ETs; steady-state) just don't cut it.
About the same time, I was reading Jonathan Rauch's concisely wonderful book The Kindly Inquisitors: The New Attacks on Free Thought. In it, he attacks postmodernism and that brand of radical Liberalism which seeks to suppress the free flow of ideas in the interest of not offending minorities (Rauch himself is Jewish and gay). But in order to make his point, he puts forth the most accessible description of the liberal scientific method I've ever encountered. Science is an ongoing discussion whereby we submit our ideas to the public forum specifically so that others may scrutinize our propositions and try to disprove them.
In science, nobody has the final say on any claim to knowledge and nobody is more or less qualified to submit ideas to the public forum than any other. A patent clerk is just as qualified to overturn the entire branch of physics as Einstein was when he proposed the Theory of Relativity. A graduate student is just as qualified to make a major revision to the field of astronomy as Jocelyn Bell was when she discovered the pulsar. In fact, Einstein was a patent clerk when he submitted his ideas, and Bell was a graduate student when she discovered the pulsar!
So science has no mediators of "truth" other than the public forum. If others can independently verify your claims, your idea gains credibility. If others overturn your proposals, you submit to the judgement of the evidence (at minimum) and rejoice that someone has found yet another piece of the puzzle (a common reaction when a scientist's pet hypotheses is proven wrong by a younger scientist).
It will also help to study some of the methods with which certain people try to snow the public into accepting their propositions as fact. We have posted several fine articles on rhetorical fallacies. I incorporated most of the fallacies listed in these articles into our discussion called "Sophistry: Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies; Faulty Reasoning," which is part of our FAQ piece, "Introduction to Activistic Atheism."
If we keep abreast of what the leading scientists are saying (and aren't saying), and if we have a good foundation on liberal scientific method itself (how it works; what it is; what it is not), and if we are familiar with the ways in which the wiley ones try to gain power by amassing large groups of followers, then we have done all we can to protect ourselves from being taken in by clever fakes.
Now, don't get me wrong: I'm not calling Raël or Sitchin "clever fakes" at all: they may or may not be fakes or sincere or completely wrong (these are three separate axes). What I am saying is that if they are faking it, if they are wrong, you stand a much better chance at being able to detect their errors if you keep up on the recent findings of mainstream science, if you understand how scientific method works, and if you know the tricks of the rhetorical trade. With this background and this foundation, you'll be able to spot pseudoscience posing as science like a seasoned bank teller can instantly spot a phony bill just by how it feels: they handle real money all day long, and how it "feels" becomes second nature.
For a specific discussion of Extra-Terrestrial Intelligent Design, check out Robert T. Pennock's 1999 book, Tower of Babel: The Evidence Against the New Creationism. Chapter 5, "Chariots of the Gods," focuses entirely on ETID, specifically the Raëlians (Pennock had never heard of this until after he began working on the book). The chapter raises several scientific questions that I have not raised here (and I have here raised a few philosophical questions that Pennock omits). The hardback is very spendy and was very hard to find when I needed to get my hands on a copy. After a long and grueling search, I finally found a used copy in San Francisco during the Kansas School Board flap, when the publisher couldn't keep up with the demand for this very timely book, but it's now in paperback for less than US$20.00.
Thanks for your question. I must reemphasize that it's more important to consider the Raëlians as allies than it is to bicker with them about origins. The only role they play at all in the discussion is that they utilize some of the same arguments that the theistic creationists use. Theistic creationists would be harmless were it not for their extremely persistent move to introduce religious instruction into the public schools via "scientific creationism" which is easily shown to be false science.
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Several months ago, the pop princess confirmed that Matteo is her boyfriend, according to her; she decided to admit her relationship with him to avoid malicious issues and speculations regarding their romance. Last week; while everyone was busy doing their usual routine in life, Matteo was also doing something good for his princess.
He organized a birthday party for his princess, Sarah Geronimo. The certified box office is now 26 years old, and according to her, she will do something to change her life. In an interview with reporters yesterday, Sarah Geronimo promised to make her own decision in the near future. Sarah became the talk of the town when her mom and dad allegedly forced her not to entertain suitors.
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Gateshead suffered FA Trophy heartbreak in their much delayed FA Trophy last 16 tie at Barrow when defender Carl Magnay put through his own goal late on to give the Cumbrians victory.
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Matt Flynn, however, drew the Bluebirds level with quarter of an hour remaining, and Magnay then turned Adam Boyes' 87th minute cross into his own net.
Gateshead were playing their first game for a month and had conceded home advantage and it was Barrow who were quicker out of the blocks.
Paul Rutherford volleyed just wide after James Curtis had headed clear a Gavin Skelton corner and then Sean McConville shot over from a central position.
The Cumbrians opening salvo repelled Gateshead grew into the game only to fall behind on the half hour.
Rutherford and over-lapping full back Flynn were causing problems down the right and it was Rutherford who forced the error for the opener.
The midfielder's initial cross was blocked but when he returned the ball into the box Adam Boyes went down under the challenge of Curtis and Magnay.
Goalscoring midfield man Baker stepped up to claim his 11th goal of the season but the Heed were level five minutes later.
The unmarked Jamie Chandler should have been the scorer from Magnay's cross but after chesting the ball down his six-yard shot hit keeper Danny Hurst and deflected over the bar.
It was only a short respite for the home side, however, as Josh Gillies' near post corner was flicked on and Clark converted at the back post.
Only a superb save from Adam Bartlett prevented Gavin Skelton's stinging volley from restoring Barrow's on the stroke of half-time.
Gateshead were then almost ahead straight after the break from Gillies' dangerous free kick but Curtis stabbed an effort goalwards that was deflected wide.
The Tynesiders turned up the heat with the lively Ryan Donaldson hitting Barrow on the break to find Chandler who shot straight at Hurst.
Donaldson then had a shot saved and then Gillies went past his man to curl just wide before Gateshead forged ahead on the hour.
Gillies worked a short corner with Phil Turnbull whose initial cross was blocked only for his second to find the unmarked Magnay who controlled the ball with his chest to beat Hurst with a smart finish.
Liam Hatch, on for Henderson, had a 25-yard shot tipped over by Hurst when he could have slipped in Chandler as Gateshead looked to make the game safe.
Barrow threw on sub. Danny Rowe up top alongside Boyes and they dragged themselves level when Flynn converted Boyes' driven cross 15 minutes from time.
Bartlett prevented further damage when he tipped Skelton's shot onto the post and then turned Alex-Ray Harvey's drive past the post.
But a ring rusty Gateshead were finding the going tough in the closing stages and their fate was sealed three minutes from time.
A ball over the top caught the Heed defence out and with Rowe lurking Magnay could only turn Boyes' cross into his own net.
Bartlett turned an injury time shot from Rutherford past his near post as Barrow earned a quarter-final trip to Gainsborough Trinity.
For Gateshead a six-pointer at managerless Tamworth beckons at the weekend, both clubs on 31 points, Gateshead having played two games fewer.
Barrow: Hurst, Flynn, Skelton, Hessey, M.Pearson, McConville (Rowe 67), Owen, Harvey, Baker, Boyes, Rutherford
Subs (not used): S.Pearson (gk), Hunter
Goals: Baker-pen (30), Flynn (75), Magnay-og (87)
Gateshead: Bartlett, Magnay, Boyle, Chandler, Curtis; Clark, Gillies,Turnbull, Henderson (Hatch 59), Donaldson (Fisher 76), Cummins (Marwood 66)
Subs (not used): Nixon (gk), Brown
Goals: Clark (35), Magnay (60)
Referee: Ben Toner (Lancashire)
Attendance: 728
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When the noted political philosopher Iris Marion Young died in 2006, her death was mourned as the passing of "one of the most important political philosophers of the past quarter-century" (Cass Sunstein) and as an important and innovative thinker working at the conjunction of a number of important topics: global justice; democracy and difference; continental political theory; ethics and international affairs; and gender, race and public policy. In her long-awaitedResponsibility for Justice, Young discusses our responsibilities to address "structural" injustices in which we among many are implicated (but for which we not to blame), often by virtue of participating in a market, such as buying goods produced in sweatshops, or participating in booming housing markets that leave many homeless. Young argues that addressing these structural injustices requires a new model of responsibility, which she calls the "social connection" model. She develops this idea by clarifying the nature of structural injustice; developing the notion of political responsibility for injustice and how it differs from older ideas of blame and guilt; and finally how we can then use this model to describe our responsibilities to others no matter who we are and where we live. With a foreword by Martha C. Nussbaum, this last statement by a revered and highly influential thinker will be of great interest to political theorists and philosophers, ethicists, and feminist and political philosophers.
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The burnout of Mists of Pandaria hit much quicker than most expected. Perhaps it was the huge amount of dailies that were seemingly required to keep up with the proverbial Joneses. Or players running out of options after they had alread leveled one or two toons. Older guilds seemed to be slowing down or even disappearing off the world stage.
5.2 is shaping up to bring a new spark to play. With a brand new zone and more story lines those that enjoy reading the story throughout will be whisked back into a game that for many already became stale.
This is where Gold Goblins can look to take advantage again for players returning for another bite of the Mists of Pandaria apple. Gear will again end up being important to get players raid ready as quick as possible. And with the announcement that there will not be be the ability to fly in the new zone (everyone remembers Burning Crusade and the Blood Elf zones) it should bring a new burst of excitement for gear and enhancements.
If you haven't already started gathering and saving materials for your enhancement crafts, now is an excellent time to get started. From Belt buckles to leg armor to even gems, looking for deals and ready to flip when the doors open to the new areas will put you on top of the Gold Goblin list.
More info gets reported with the PTRs, and with sales of Raw gems stumbling now would be a good idea to look to get some farming under your belt. Maxxing out your Valor Points will help to get you geared up quicker than before. There hasn't been any announcement on points resetting (generally for the patches they do not reset) so making sure you're staying at the max (3000) and spending them accordingly will keep you in the game.
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The flu season is here. According to CDC reports, the flu virus is widespread throughout the United States.
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Career Accolades: 2012 Ivy League champion.
2014: Played in all 10 games ... Finished with 10 tackles (five solo), a tackle for loss and a half sack ... Had two tackles and assisted on a sack in win over Columbia (Oct. 18) ... Season-high four tackles at Yale (Oct. 25).
2013: Played in all 10 games and started the season finale against Cornell (Nov. 23) ... Finished with 24 tackles (20 solo), 1.0 tackles for loss, two forced fumbles and two pass breakups ... Had four tackles in win over Dartmouth (Oc. 5) ... Finished with five tackles and two forced fumbles at William & Mary (Oct. 12) ... Added five tackles at Harvard (Nov. 16) ... Also had two punt returns for 33 yards, including a 26-yard return at Columbia (Oct. 19).
2012: Did not see any varsity game action.
Santa Monica HS: Three-year letterwinner ... Served as team captain as a senior ... Team won the league title in 2011 with an 11-2 record ... Three-time first-team all-league ... 2011 California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) first-team defensive back ... Listed as a top 10 defensive back by the Los Angeles Times in 2011 ... 2011 ESPN Preseason all-county ... Also a three-year letterwinner in baseball where he was the 2008 Freshman Offensive MVP ... Member of the Circle of Friends Club which aided the mentally impaired.
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The Central Iowa Lacrosse Association kicked off its fourth season of box lacrosse in Des Moines last Thursday. With four teams this season, the schedule is balanced with everybody playing nine regular season games through January leading up to the league championship game in February.
Game 1 – Cyclones 9, Macaques 3
Both teams had several absences last night, but the Macaques suffered more from the lack of depth. Early on, this game was a pure goalie battle with Hanks and Couch both doing their best impressions of brick walls. The first period was two-thirds of the way over before the Cyclones put their first into the net and that tally stood alone until the Macaques netted an equalizer.
Scoring opened in the second with the Cyclones jumping ahead by a pair early. A strong individual effort by Woodcock closed the gap but was quickly answered by Cyclones. The third period saw an exhausted Macaques team struggle on defense. Facing a relentless barrage of shots, Hanks' wall crumbled despite his best efforts.
On a side note, the Cyclones debuted their new Boathouse uniforms last night. They looked pretty kick ass, rocking a retro logo. I am hoping/expecting to get good pics from them in the near future.
Game 2 – Tropics 8, Singha 1
The Tropics arrived with their full roster last night. When they stepped onto the field, they carried themselves as if they had already won the game. Cockiness carried over throughout the game as a couple of players dedicated themselves solely to attempting trick shots on Singha's fill-in goalie Thompson. The team relied heavily on a motion-based offense to great effect.
On the other side of the ball, Singha was threadbare with nearly half the team missing. Jacob Fay's return was quite welcome. Picking up where he left off last season, Fay netted the team's only goal despite several shots from Benson, Waldron and myself. At times our defense was strong, and at other times porous. With so many strong shooters and ball carriers on the Tropics team, at time it was difficult to properly allocate resources in the most efficient manner. Often this resulted in Waldron or me covering two strong shooters up at once up top while the other four tried to contain the motion.
Side note: I have a gnarly bruise from my right shoulder to my belly button that resembles Tornberg's stick and a new collection of bruises up my left arm. Not that I am complaining, because damn it, we are playing box lacrosse in Des Moines, Iowa for the fourth year in a row! That is all.
Next week the first round of games will wrap up. Although teams will improve and absences will continue to affect results, we should have a fundamental understanding of how the teams will stack up over the final six weeks.
The Tropics will look to unseat the Cyclones in the 8:00 game. After two straight losses, Singha will be eager to test their mettle against the Macaques who will be looking for a boost following this week's loss.


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Sometimes there is an animated movie which comes along that touches the heart of many a movie goer. "Frozen" from Disney Studios was one of those movies. Like a lot of other Disney animated movies this one was both a a love story and a musical.
The movie featured the Academy Award winning song "Let it Go" which on the soundtrack was sung by Idina Menzel who also did a great job belting out the tune at the Academy Awards. There is also another version of the song on the soundtrack which was released as a single. This version was recorded by Demi Lovato.
Now though out the Internet and especially on YouTube there are a number of versions of the song circulating. One video of the song has especially caught the attention of many. The new version features a Disney and Pixar voice over specialist singing the song featuring the voices of many of the Disney characters from their hit movies.


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IntroductionGreetings, welcome to my page! My name is Amy, and I am a second year M.A. student in Linguistics at Eastern Michigan University.
My interests in linguistics continues to grow everyday. I am primarily concerned with language documentation of indigenous and endangered languages.
Other interests include: pragamtics, metaphor usage, politeness theory and discourse analysis.
Aside from pureley theoretical linguistics, I am interested in ethnobotany & traditional healing as well as native studies.
The picture above is of me from when I did field work in Motozintla de Mendoza, Chiapas, Mexico in December 2009. There I worked with speakers of Mocho', a Mayan language, spoken by around thirty or so people.
My interests in actionListen to me elicit! Below is an audio clip from an elicitation session I did with Mfon Udoinyang in the summer of 2010 for an Indepedent Study on lexicon creation. Mfon is a speaker of Ibibio, a language spoken in Nigeria, belonging to the Niger-Congo family. Do I sound a little nervous?
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Since WC stores digital products as post meta fields, as well, under the _file_paths meta key, I thought I could go that route, but it turns out that it's not as simple as that. The meta value for WC's _file_paths is actually stored as an array with an MD5 hash.
My questions is, how do I duplicate the mp3 meta value under the WC's _file_paths meta key and store it as an array with that md5 hash. Alternatively, if there's another way to accomplish this, I'm totally open to that, as well (ie. store meta value as an array under _file_paths meta key and somehow throw in that hash).
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Samsung has always tried to eat into the iPad's tablet market share, but last week the company got really serious. The Galaxy Tab S is a spec monster squeezed into an impossibly light and thin frame. How do the features and specs of the the 8.4-in Tab S compare to those of the iPad mini with Retina Display? Read on, for Gizmag's look.Read More
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Drug shooting near Qualicum Beach
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False Creek residents want U.S. travel advisory for their 'hood
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Today Jan. 24, 2014 Wizards of the Coast revealed spoiled the last of the unknown blue "Born of the Gods" cards from the company's upcoming expert "Magic: The Gathering" expansion set in an update to Wizards.com. The set gives blue mages many new manipulative spells they can use to thwart enemies and toy with their opponents.
"Born of the Gods" blue card spoiler list:
- Aerie Worshippers
- Arbiter of the Ideal
- Archetype of Imagination
- Chorus of the Tides
- Crypsis
- Deepwater Hypnotist
- Divination
- Eternity Snare
- Evanescent Intellect
- Fated Infatuation
- Flitterstep Eidolon
- Floodtide Serpent
- Kraken of the Straits
- Meletis Astronomer
- Mindreaver
- Nullify
- Nyxborn Triton
- Oracle's Insight
- Perplexing Chimera
- Retraction Helix
- Siren of the Fanged Coast
- Sphinx's Disciple
- Stratus Walk
- Sudden Storm
- Thassa's Rebuff
- Tromokratis
- Vortex Elemental
- Whelming Wave
What new blue "Magic: The Gathering" card from "Born of the Gods" do you want the most?
"Born of the Gods" features 165 different cards. Prerelease events occur on Feb. 1-2, 2014 and the set will be on sale at retail locations on Feb. 7, 2014. The launch weekend is Feb. 7-9, 2014 and the game day will heppen on March 1, 2014.
"Born of the Gods" doesn't release on "Magic Online" until slightly later, with "Magic Online" prerelease events on Feb. 14-17, 2014, the "Magic Online release date Feb. 17, 2014, and "Magic Online" release events on Feb. 17-23, 2014.
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Milan's Milanofiori Apartment Complex is Filled With Green Gardens Inside and Ou...
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- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRThe Milanofiori Housing Complex in Milan is a modern apartment development that utilizes an innovative double garden system to buffer the apartments against the elements. Designed by Open Building Research (OBR), the project forms a C-shape as it wraps around a public park and it is designed to optimize solar passive design. Each apartment features an indoor-outdoor garden set behind double-glazed glass so that residents can enjoy a bit of nature whether it's summer or winter.1
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRThe 107-apartment complex is part of a much greater master plan for the Milanofiori area designed by Erick van Egeraat.2
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBROBR was in charge of designing the complex, which has both a public and a private facade.3
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRThe exterior of the curved building is more urban and it creates a sense of belonging with white wooden screens.4
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRThese shade screens can be moved along the balcony so each resident can control the amount and quality of light reaching into their home.5
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBROn the interior, more private side of the building, the apartments are terraced and feature double-glazed facades.6
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRApartments have two gardens on their deck - one that is wholly outdoors and another more intimate garden in a glassed-in area.7
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRIn the summer, the inner garden can be opened up to the outdoors, but in the winter, it is closed off to serve as a greenhouse and environmental buffer for the interior.8
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRThe glass on the greenhouse and the glass on the balcony reflect light at different angles, creating a kaleidoscopic effect.9
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRMilanofiori is characterized by daylighting and it takes advantage of natural cross breezes other efficient measures for thermal regulation.10
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRA model of the interior courtyard of the Milanofiori Housing Complex.11
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRA model of the apartment looking out through both gardens.12
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRThe exterior balconies.13
- Milanofiori Housing Complex-OBRA rendering of the inside of one of the apartments.14


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Forecast discussion: Parts of southern Rhode Island received some snow showers and snow squalls. However, the rest of the state just saw bright sunshine. Now, the cold front that passed Wednesday afternoon has moved offshore, allowing for more cold air to return to the Northeast U.S.
We will feel those cold temperatures in Providence over the next few days. Overnight lows will fall into the single digits this evening. We will continue to feel these cold temperatures, as part of the polar vortex digs down into the eastern U.S. It will not be as bad as late January and early February, but the temperatures are well below normal.
Despite a strong high pressure system in the south central U.S., a weak disturbance will pass through the region by Thursday afternoon. So, like Wednesday, we will see scattered snow showers and squalls for a few hours. All precipitation will move east of Rhode Island by about 6 p.m. High pressure will take over once again, helping to lower overnight temperatures below 10 degrees Thursday night.
The high will bring dry weather for Friday. There is the slight chance for some and snow showers again on Saturday. However, the computer models continue to go back and forth in giving us dry weather versus giving us some passing snow showers Saturday afternoon. It seems the weak low pressure system passing the Great Lakes gets partially blocked by the high, keeping the snow showers to our west until Sunday morning.
As we move into the end of the weekend, the computer models continue to predict a low pressure system will follow along a frontal boundary that passes over Southern New England. The low will track along the front, and the actual track will determine how much snow we will actually receive. The American morning and afternoon model did not even agree, and this model runs every six hours. So, we will keep light to moderate snow for now for Monday. The European model agrees that the precipitation will leave by Tuesday morning, giving us dry weather into next Wednesday. However, temperatures will continue to remain well below normal as we head into the first full week of March.
72 hour forecast:
Tonight: Clear skies and very cold with the low falling to 7 degrees.
Thursday: increasing clouds by the afternoon and windy with passing snow showers around 1 p.m. We will see a high of 29 with west-southwest winds increasing to 15-18 mph by the afternoon.
Thursday night: Snow showers end by 6 p.m. A coating to a half inch of snowfall is possible. Skies will become clear before midnight. We will see a low of 9 with west-northwest winds of 11-14 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny with a high of 24.
Friday night: Partly cloudy with a low of 12.
Saturday: Increasing clouds by the mid-afternoon with a high of 30.
Saturday night: Mostly cloudy with a low of 26.
Extended Forecast:
Sunday: Snow showers begin by mid-morning, but end by the early evening. Highs 32-35, lows 21-24.
Monday: Cloudy with light to moderate snow by the early morning. Highs 30-33, lows 19-22.
Tuesday: Light to moderate snow ending by the morning, and becoming partly sunny by the afternoon. Highs 29-32, lows 13-16.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny. Highs 24-27, lows 12-15.


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Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott Marries Chris Tyrrell
Hillary Scott and Chris Tyrrell got hitched!
The Lady Antebellum singer and her drummer beau got married in upstate New York on Saturday, announcing the news to fans in a video posted to Lady Antebellum's website on Sunday.
In the clip, Tyrrell announces, "I'd like to introduce you to… Mrs. Hillary Scott-Tyrrell!"
"We got married!" says a thrilled Scott in the clip, flashing her wedding ring.
She continues,"We just wanted you to hear it from us first. We love you. We're so excited to be starting our life together, and we just had to let you in on the exciting news."
The couple got engaged last July.


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On Sunday the Boston Red Sox put third baseman Will Middlebrooks on the disabled list with a calf injury and that left a hole that the team needed to fill. Boston addressed that issue on Monday by signing veteran infielder Ryan Roberts.
Roberts spent the spring with the Chicago Cubs but did not make the big league roster. Instead of heading to the minors Roberts decided to become a free agent. That move seems to have paid off as he is now in back in the show.
The man known for his plethora of tattoos spent the past two seasons with the Tampa Bay Rays playing first, second, third and left field. Last season he hit .247 with five home runs and 17 runs batted in in 162 at bats.
The deal is for one year for $1 million, so it is a low risk venture for the Red Sox. Management is hoping that he will only be needed for a short period and Middlebrooks will be able to return in a couple of weeks.
Roberts will be with the club when they start their series with the Texas Rangers Monday night.


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It's official. Clay Aiken, the Season 2 runner-up on "American Ido" and the Season 5 runner-up on "Celebrity Apprentice," is hoping name recognition and solid stances on issues ensure he doesn't place as a runner-up as he makes a run for a congressional seat. The North Carolina native officially filed the documents required to run for office in his home state.
The Associated Press reported Feb. 27 that Aiken filed the paperwork at the State Board of Elections Thursday that makes him eligible to seek the 2nd District seat. He will first try to secure the Democratic nomination in the state's party primary, then, if successful, attempt to dislodge Republican incumbent Renee Ellmers.
Clay Aiken rose to national prominence during the second season of the popular singing competition reality show "American Idol" where he ultimately finished second to Ruben Studdard. That, however, did not stop Aiken for besting Studdard in first album sales (2.7 million to 1.7 million) and overall album sales (5 million to 2.5 million).
Aiken also did a stint on NBC's "Celebrity Apprentice" where he was the last contestant to hear the words "You're fired!" from Donald Trump in the show's fifth season.
He also had a run on Broadway as well, starring in the "Monty Python's Spamalot."
And he's no stranger to politics, either. He's been politically active and vocal, especially in the past few years. He was also appointed to the Presidential Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities in 2006 by President George W. Bush.
His video announcing that he was running for a North Carolina congressional seat was released on Feb. 5 and has garnered nearly 600,000 views to date. He says he's not a politician, but he wants to effect change in Washington.
Aiken came out as gay in 2008 but says he doesn't think that his sexuality will matter to voters. "I am comfortable with myself. I am comfortable with the campaign we're running," Aiken told the Associated Press. "I am positive that people are going to vote for the person who they think will do the best job, who they think can win in November."
But those in his district might hold it against him that he's a Democrat. In the last election, the Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney defeated President Barack Obama by 18 percentage points.


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09:09, UK, Saturday 29 August 2009
A-levels are as tough as ever, but changes to the system have made it easier to get a top grade, a leading headmistress says.
Students now have access to marking schemes, sample papers and other information which allows them to better prepare for the exams, Cynthia Hall, headmistress of Wycombe Abbey said.
The girls' boarding school has topped a new A-level league table of private schools for the second year in a row, with pupils racking up a total of 265 A grades between them.
Mrs Hall, who has just completed her first year as headmistress, insists A-levels, known as the "gold standard" of qualifications, are still demanding.
And she backed the new A* grade, set to be awarded for the first time next year, saying it is now necessary in order to identify the brightest students.
She said: "A-levels are still an appropriate challenge, but there is much more information for students about what is expected of them.
"There is much more transparent information from exam boards; you can get sample work, information about how examiners are marking."
Students can "see what the job is" and get on with it in a "methodical" way, she said, and "it is not too hard to actually make the grade."
Mrs Hall added: "It is not hard to get a good grade. A* across all modules is a challenge, students have to be performing at a very high level across everything.
"To be able to get a top grade, an A or B, there is much more information about how to apply the knowledge, and apply it to the exam."
Changes to A-levels mean that in future students will study four modules in depth, rather than six, and questions will be more open-ended.
Pupils today are required to "think creatively" and have a broader understanding of their subject, Mrs Hall said.
"I think that the approach at A-level is as demanding, but in a different way."
"With the synoptic paper, pupils have to think laterally, it has to cover the whole syllabus. That is a very demanding paper.
"If you don't do well in the synoptic paper you can't get a high grade across the subject," she added.


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COMPARED with the severe weather we have endured over the past two winters, when the snow and ice made life difficult for many people, these photographs are not very impressive – other than that they were taken in May 1967.
There are few photos in the Percy Wood collection of 1962-3, which was much more severe and lasted for longer than the last two winters.
Vehicles were stranded in snow for weeks, and a snowman built on Christmas Day lasted until March.
The ice on Windermere was so thick, it was strong enough to bear the weight of vehicles and only the ferry route across the lake was kept open.
Many people will remember how this, the only open water for miles around, was filled with water birds of all kinds.
Those were the days before central heating and tumble dryers were in every home, and drying the washing became a nightmare, when it was frozen even before being pegged out on the line.
There was an old wives tale that a nappy that had been frozen should never go near a baby's bottom, or it would bring on nappy rash.
A real problem in the days before disposable nappies.
Does any reader have photos or memories of the winters of 1962-3 and 1947?


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Please note I have only little background im mathematics and I am working on formalizing theorems with theorem provers. This is very much a beginner question.
Suppose I have matrices, where the elements of the matrix are from a commutative ring with 1 element (commonly called ring I guess).
I looked at the wikipedia entries of matrix multiplication and semi-ring.
My guess is that matrix multiplication together with plus (+) is a semi-ring.
But does multiplication together with minus form a semi-ring? Is it called something else?
The following lemmas are true:
A ** (B - C) = A ** B - A ** C and
(A - B) ** C = A ** C - B ** C where
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Jimmy Butler Earns Opus Student-Athlete of the Week Honors
June 27, 2011
MILWAUKEE - After becoming the seventh player in Marquette men's basketball history to be selected in the first round of the NBA Draft on Thursday, June 23, forward Jimmy Butler earns GoMarquette.com Opus Student-Athlete of the Week honors.
Butler follows former teammate Lazar Hayward as the 30th selection in the draft, marking the first time since 1977 and 1978 that Marquette has been represented in the first round of consecutive drafts.
The Tomball, Texas native helped the Golden Eagles to three NCAA Championship appearances during his time at Marquette, including the 2011 Sweet 16, and was an All-BIG EAST Honorable Mention selection in both 2009-10 and 2010-11.
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Another meteor shower is almost upon us. Next week it is the turn of the Leonids. Now, as the name implies, these have their apparent origin in the constellation Leo. So how visible it will be for you, if you live in an urban area, might depend upon Leo's position in the sky relative to your local bright city lights at the time of viewing. But it is worth trying. Look for a public park, rooftop, or other open area of sky. Parks can be better for pulling you away from some of the immediate lights, and then sit still and look at one patch of sky steadily for a while (generally in the right direction!) To get guidance, have a look at NASA's site on the Leonids here* (That's their star map I'm using – check out the site to learn more about how to use it.)
Get up early one morning and have a look. The peak is Tuesday morning!
Enjoy viewing!
*Thanks Shelley B. and Mary A.!
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- Nerd Judgement - 2014
- Market People - 2011
- Monster Mash - 2010
- Einstein on Monday - 2008
- Science and the New President - 2008
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- Cyclone Sidr - 2007
- Less In The Dark Than Before? - 2006
- Out of Step, Out of Arguments and Out of Time - 2006
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Fans adore the tall, dark, and ruggedly handsome Tyler Christopher (Nikolas, 'GH'). Since returning to 'General Hospital' Christopher has brought his A game. The actor is on top of it in every scene. And the fans are loving it – as expected.
As expected, Christopher was on hand for the 41st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards last month.
And the man who keeps soap fans in-the-know – journalist Michael Fairman spoke with the actor on the Red Carpet.
On working with his adorable on-screen son Nicholas Bechtel (Spencer), Christopher said,
'… We totally have fun. Our take with each other is: he does not treat me like a grumpy old dad, and I don't treat him like a nine-year-old kid. We talk to each other on the same level. I don't know if that means he's really mature, or I'm like a child… I don't know what that means.'
Whatever the reason, the chemistry between the two actors is obvious and very appealing.
Christopher said he's open to the idea of more members of the Cassadine family coming to the soap.
'… I have always lobbied for more Cassadines to come back on the show. Unfortunately, we did our diligence in killing them off quite hastily… and making sure they were dead, after they were already dead! But if the team wants to bring them back, I am all for it,' Christopher told Fairman.
Click this link to watch the entire interview with Tyler Christopher.
Fans won't want to miss Tyler Christopher on an upcoming episode of ABC's 'Celebrity Wife Swap.' The episode will air July 22 at 10pm in Detroit.
Former 'Bold and Beautiful' actor Ronn Moss (ex Ridge) will appear on the episode as well. Moss is a current (and original) member of the band, 'Player.' Fans will remember that Moss and his band appeared at the Nurses Ball this year, thanks to young Spencer Cassadine.
Christopher and Moss will 'swap' wives on the popular ABC reality series – don't miss it!
'General Hospital' airs weekdays at 2pm on Detroit's local ABC affiliate WXYZ Channel 7.


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Syndicate Bank Prices $500 Million Bond
By Khushita Vasant and Natasha Brereton-Fukui
MUMBAI–India's Syndicate Bank Ltd. has priced its $500 million bond to yield 355 basis points over comparable Treasurys, or 4.125%, a person familiar with the matter told Dow Jones Newswires Tuesday.
The 5.5-year Reg S issue was oversubscribed, with an order book of $2.4 billion, the person said.
Reg S status means the bond doesn't need to be registered with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission, but also prevents it from being sold to U.S. investors.
Initial guidance on the proposed 5.5-year offering indicated a yield of around 380 basis points over Treasurys. It was later tightened to 355-365 basis points.
The bond sale is part of the state-run bank's $1 billion medium-term note program. Syndicate Bank raised the same amount through a 5.5-year bond in May 2011.
Dollar bond issues by Indian lenders have gathered steam since late July, with $4.4 billion raised so far as risk appetite improves.
The relative scarcity of primary Indian paper and hopes of further monetary stimulus in developed economies have resulted in demand for debt by local issuers.
"Investor interest in Indian paper has been further helped with the spate of positive policy announcements from the government over the last few weeks," said Sunil Agarwal, managing director and head of the institutional client group for Deutsche Bank in India.
Last month, New Delhi trimmed costly diesel-fuel subsidies and allowed greater foreign participation in retail, aviation and broadcast services to encourage an influx of capital from abroad.
The federal cabinet is pushing legislation to open the insurance and pensions-management sectors to greater overseas investment.
Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, J.P. Morgan and Standard Chartered are bookrunners for Syndicate Bank's bond sale.