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Welcome Michael Leiter
Professor Michael Leiter has joined the School of Psychology as our new and first Professor of Organisational Psychology.
Playing Politics With Happiness
Which Federal Electorate is Australia's happiest?
Autism Researcher On Top Of The World
Melissa Kirkovski has received the INSAR 'Distinguished Dissertation' award for her PhD.
OLT Grant To Raise Awareness Of Risky Business
Jade Sheen and her research team (comprising Jane McGillivray, Wendy Sutherland-Smith and Amanda Dudley) have received an OLT Innovation and Development Grant for their Risk Aware program, which aims to enhance students' clinical competence in risky environments through blended simulation-based learning.
ARC Linkage Success Signals Time To Call It A Night
Professor Peter Miller is the recipient of an ARC Linkage Grant to undertake an assessment of late night alcohol restrictions in Queensland.
Happy Days For Autism Researchers
An Australian first study is exploring what happiness looks like through the lens of autism.
Professor Peter Miller's NHMRC Grant success!
Professor Peter Miller, from Deakin's Centre for Social and Early Emotional Development (SEED), is the proud recipient of a highly competitive NHMRC Partnership Project Grant for 2015 (Round 2).
Faculty Research Grant Success!
Congratulations to the School's recent recipients of Faculty Research Development Grants!
Welcome Associate Professor Melissa O'Shea!
In February the School welcomed Associate Professor Melissa O'Shea into the psychology teaching team.
Straight Outta LA: Welcome Dr Subhadra Evans!
In February the School welcomed Dr Subhadra Evans into the psychology teaching team.
Talk Does A Fat Lot Of Good
Deakin University psychology researchers want to track women's experiences of fat talk to get a thorough insight into how often and in what situations these conversations occur.
Fellowship Heads For The Hill
The School of Psychology's Dr. Briony Hill is the recipient of an Alfred Deakin Postdoctoral Research Fellowship.
The Kids Sleep All Night
Professor Nicole Rinehart is also the recipient of an NHMRC Project Grant.
The Kids Are Alright
One of the School of Psychology's newest staff members, Dr Emma Sciberras, is the proud recipient of a highly-competitive NHMRC Project Grant.
...And Out With The Newborn
The School of Psychology's Professor Craig Olsson is also the recipient of a highly-competitive ARC Discovery Project Grant for his project entitled "Intergenerational Prediction of Social and Early Emotional Development".
In With The Old...
The School of Psychology's Dr. Gery Karantzas is the recipient of a highly-competitive ARC Discovery Project Grant for his project entitled "Caring for older parents: Investigating the role of attachment security".
Boldly Going Where No Van Has Gone Before
The School of Psychology today officially launched The Mind Explorer #2.
2015 Student Awards
The 2015 School of Psychology Student Award winners have been announced!
No Message In A Bottle For Alcohol Consumers
Australia's current alcohol warning labels are failing to effectively convey health messages to the public, according to a new study from Deakin University.
Citation For Simulation
The School of Psychology has received a Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning as part of the Australian Awards for University Teaching, administered by the Office of Teaching and Learning.
Devotion Earns Promotion
Six staff in the School of Psychology have been rewarded with academic promotions.
An App A Day Keeps The Psychologist Nearby
A new smartphone app is putting a psychologist in the pocket of anyone needing on the spot advice.
What Is The Best Way To Protect The Community From Sex Offenders?
Managing sex offenders with punitive measures alone may not be the best way to make communities safer, according to a Deakin University forensic psychology expert.
Doing A '280' On Diabetes Awareness
Researchers from the Australian Centre for Behavioural Research in Diabetes, based within Deakin's School of Psychology, have been closely involved in developing and supporting the campaign - #280aday - which emphasises the message that "you don't have to be old or overweight to develop diabetes."
Putting The Teenie Back In The Bottle
A clamp down on bottle shops selling alcohol to underage customers and a commitment by parents not to supply or allow their teens to use alcohol has been successful in reducing underage alcohol supply in Geelong.
All Newborn And No Brains
In a world-first study, researchers from the Reproductive Health Research Team at Deakin University aim to discover whether 'baby brain' plays a part in excessive weight gain during pregnancy.
Researchers Open Gait-way To Early Autism Diagnosis
In a test as easy as walking across a mat, researchers at Deakin's Child Study Centre have made a breakthrough that will improve the way we currently diagnose Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Faculty Research Grant Success
Three early career researchers in the School of Psychology have received Faculty Research Development Grants for 2015; Delyse Hutchinson, Jacqui Macdonald, and Melissa Kirkovski.
Catherine The Great
The School of Psychology would like to congratulate Catherine Seton on winning the Australian Unity Student Award.
A Pearson-al Achievement
Jess Oberklaid, who is currently completing her Bachelor of Psychology at Deakin University, is one of seven recipients of a 2014 Pearson Student Academic Achievement Award.
Centre for Investigative Interviewing launched
Representatives from over six jurisdictions, 19 organisations and 11 disciplines - including lawyers, social workers, psychologists and police - gathered recently to attend the launch of Deakin's new Centre for Investigative Interviewing.
Miller time!
A number of school researchers have received outstanding funding outcomes today. The first is Peter Miller (pictured left) and his team who attracted close to half a million dollars funding from the ARC over three years.
Detecting the keys to wellbeing
Whether it be tracking the health and development of thousands of Australian children and young people, promoting children's books that encourage emotional literacy, or developing mentor programs for secondary school students, Deakin's Associate Professor Craig Olsson is passionate about making a difference to the wellbeing of Australians.
KvT wins the VC! OMG!
The School of Psychology were big winners with the announcement of the recipients of the 2014 Deakin University Learning Awards. Kathryn von Treuer (pictured left) has been awarded the very prestigious Vice Chancellor's Award for Teacher of the Year.
Toumbourou & Olsson's twin success!
Two projects led by researchers from the School of Psychology have been awarded NHMRC Project Grant Awards. Associate Professor Craig Olsson and Professor John Toumbourou (pictured left) have both been successful in winning NHMRC Project Grants.
Ain't that a kick in the head!
Dr Alan Pearce, deputy director of the Cognitive Neuroscience Unit (CNU) in the School of Psychology, has recently been featured extensively in the media, calling for better testing to monitor brain health after sports concussions.
All work and no student engagement makes Jac a dull girl
Our very own Jaclyn Broadbent was recently profiled in The Australian for her work in improving retention rates when working with large cohorts of students. Dr Broadbent (pictured left) is the unit chair for our Health Behaviour unit, which has an annual intake of more than 2100 students.
Our ex-OLT-ed trio
Ms Sharon Horwood, Dr Wendy Sutherland-Smith and Ms Hannah Bereznicki received a citation from the Australian Government's Office for Learning and Teaching (OLT) for outstanding contributions to student learning.
New hope for autism
Practitioners are one step closer to being able to treat people with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs), thanks to recent research involving Deakin's new Cognitive Neuroscience Unit.
The people's champion
Psychology performed well at today's final of the Deakin University's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition. The People's Choice Award went to Michael Dofrom the School of Psychology, who presented on 'Transcranial magnetic stimulation and obsessive compulsive disorder.'
Up close and personal
Loneliness is not necessarily related to the number of close relationships we have, rather it can result when our relationships with others do not meet our expectations. This was one of the findings outlined at a recent Public Symposium held by Deakin's School of Psychology to coincide with the International Association for Relationship Research (IARR) Conference.
Not too high, not too low
Deakin health researchers have participated in a project that will significantly reduce the likelihood of severe hypoglycaemic episodes for people with type 1 diabetes. For many of these people and their families, the improved management procedures will be life changing.
Clinical Team Win Metro Educator Award
Dr Jade Sheen, Dr Clint Gurtman, and Associate Professor Jane McGillivray have been awarded the inaugural Metropolitan Educator Award, in recognition of an outstanding contribution to the education and training of current and/or future health workers.
Thinkers In Residence
The School of Psychology is pleased to welcome Professor Carolyn Cutrona and Professor Daniel Russell who are Thinkers in Residence working with the School of Psychology and the Strategic Research Centre on Mental Health and Wellbeing.
Is reducing diabetes stigma Pozible?
With many having to take daily injections, count their carbs and constantly monitor their insulin dose, life for people with diabetes is challenging enough, without having to deal with the negative effects of stigma.
Psychology Improves Ranking In Latest QS World University Rankings
After last year being featured for the first time in the top 200 psychology departments worldwide, The School is pleased to announce that we have further improved our ranking this year, to now be ranked in the top 101-150 of psychology departments.
Knockout Research
Associate Professor Peter Miller can deservedly claim some credit for the new alcohol laws set to be introduced in NSW. Associate Professor Miller has been a passionate advocate for the new laws and has been unflinching in delivering his message, including many media appearances over the past few weeks.


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Started using this a replacement for Journer (development had stopped on the latter). This application is amazing, and the updated 2.0 interface with Tags is very pleasant. I Highly Recommend this application for your information management.
I use Devonthink as a catch-all, searchable database for, well - everything. I keep software records and activation codes. When I make an online downloadable software purchase the details, licenses and confirmation emails go into Devonthink. I have a entry for each computer in our facility and keep install info and logins etc.
I'm not very organized, but Devonthink makes it look like I am.
i've come to rely on this app's AI features - but the developers really need to update the interface. the very loyal user base is being eroded by their, so far, empty promises to release version 2. For compiling a research database nothing can touch it, but it really needs to have a much more attractive, customisable UI - as well as long requested features like tagging, smart folders. Open up Devon alongside something like Journler for example (much less powerful software admittedly) and you'll see what Devon could be.
A database? DEVONthink is more: it's a wide open file vacuum that allows for information to be stored, turned into hierarchies and then manipulated. It "associates" information, even sections of stored documents with other documents in the database. It's a thinking database. It recognizes words and terms and suggests associations... It creates links. Frankly, I'm not really doing it justice. The app gets richer over time, but it is necessary to fight through the documentation, which is not plain and assumes too much of the end user. As to the criticisms of UI, they're weak, tantamount to criticizing the Mars Landers for their lack of streamlining. The issue is functionality not appearances.
In this area, the best app I have ever run. Theoretically dedicated to the desktop productivity and organization (true) but, the more you use it, the more it fits to unexpected use cases. This tool has almost no limit but that of the imagination. Depending on needs, can be associated as well with the efficient and customizable Web search engine called DevonAgent.
The user interface is not very smart nor "modern", the learning curve is a bit long but I do encourage any newbie to be patient because this flexible, robust and reliable app is really worth seeing.
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I can't recommend it enough.
Oh yes, just one thing: the help is not translated, which may be a problem for some users.

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Pickles, have an Adventure Time coffee.
Walking to Mordor. 120.4/6230km1RMs: bench-111.1kg, squat-147.4kg, deadlift-158.8kg
and now i gonna go to bed.
nighty night everypony
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POSITION: Right Wing
SHOOTS: Right
BIRTHPLACE: Cherry Hill, NJ, USA
DRAFTED: ANA: 2005-2 overall
|2011-12: Appeared in his fifth NHL season with Anaheim, scoring 31-26=57 points with a +1 rating and 53 PIM in 82 games…scored 30-plus goals for the fourth consecutive season, becoming only the second active player to do so in their first four full seasons (also Alex Ovechkin)…became the third player in Ducks history to have four consecutive seasons with 30-plus goals, tying Teemu Selanne (1996-00) and Paul Kariya (1998-02)…was also one of seven players since 2008-09 to accumulate 30 goals each season (Iginla, Kovalchuk, Ovechkin, Kessel, Marleau and Nash)…was one of six Ducks to appear in all 82 contests (has appeared in 175 consecutive games since Mar. 12, 2010)…among Anaheim leaders, ranked second in goals, fourth in points, first in SHG (2) third in shots (204) and tied for first in takeaways (35)…had 16 multi-point games on the season (six multi-goal, four multi-assist)…matched a career high with three assists (0-3=3), Apr. 3 @ VAN…appeared in his 300th career contest, Feb. 1 vs. DAL…scored two goals (2-0=2), including his third career SHG and career-high second of the season, Jan. 22 vs. COL…scored two goals (2-0=2), including his second career SHG, Jan. 6 vs. NYI…earned his 100th career assist, Nov. 11 vs. VAN.
CAREER: Has scored 131 goals since the start of the 2008-09 season, ranking second in the NHL among American-born players during that span (Kessel - 135, Ryan - 131, Parise - 117, Kesler - 114, Kane - 105)…signed a five-year contract through the 2014-15 season, Sept. 14, 2010…2010-11: Appeared in his fourth NHL season with Anaheim…played four of Anaheim's six CQF contests vs. NSH, collecting 3-1=4 points…ranked tied for second on the club in goals…served a two-game suspension (Apr. 17-20) following an incident in Game 2 of the CQF, Apr. 15 vs. NSH…tallied two goals (2-0=2) with a +3 rating in Game 2 of the CQF, Apr. 15 vs. NSH…appeared in all 82 regular season games, scoring 34-37=71 points with a +15 rating and 61 PIM…set career highs in assists, points, plus/minus, GWG (5) and shots (270)…finished the season ranking tied for eighth in NHL goals…reached the 30-goal plateau for the third consecutive season…was one of only two Ducks to appear in all 82 contests…among Anaheim leaders, ranked second in goals, fourth in points, fifth in assists, second in shots…in addition, his +15 rating ranked first among all Anaheim forwards and third overall…matched his career high in assists (0-3=3, ninth time) and collected his 200th career NHL point on the first assist, Apr. 6 vs. SJ…had a career-tying 1-3=4 points, Mar. 9 vs. NYR…scored his first career OT goal on his first career penalty shot attempt (Howard), Mar. 2 vs. DET…became the second player in club history to score a penalty shot in overtime to win the game…scored his 100th NHL goal, Feb. 25 vs. MIN...became the sixth player in club history to record at least 100 goals in a Ducks uniform…registered a career-high four points (3-1=4) and scored his third career hat trick, Jan. 12 vs. STL…appeared in his 200th career NHL contest, Dec. 10 vs. CGY…earned his second career hat trick (3-0=3), Nov. 27 @ PHX…scored his first career SHG, Nov. 19 vs. CBJ…earned a career-high three assists (0-3=3), Oct. 17 vs. PHX…2009-10: Appeared in his third NHL season with Anaheim…scored a career-high 35-29=64 points with 81 PIM and a +9 rating in 81 contests…ranked second in the NHL among U.S.-born players in goals and tied for 10th in the NHL overall…led Anaheim in goals, ranked third in points and plus/minus (+9), and second in both PPG (11) and shots (258)…had a career-tying seven-game point streak (3-6=9), Dec. 8-22…scored the GWG on Dec. 29 vs. MIN, which accounted for his 100th career NHL point…had a career-tying seven-game point streak (3-6=9, Dec. 8-22)…notched an assist in his 100th career NHL game, Nov. 3 vs. PIT…2008-09: In his second NHL season, appeared in all 13 of Anaheim's postseason contests…in the CQF, led the club in goals with four in six games…scored two goals, becoming the first Ducks rookie since Francois Beauchemin (Game 3 of the CQF, Apr. 25, 2006) to record a multi-goal game in Game 4 of the CQF, Apr. 19 @ SJ…was recalled from Iowa (AHL), Nov. 15 and remained with the Ducks throughout the rest of the season…was a finalist for the Calder Memorial Trophy…led all NHL rookies in scoring (31-26=57), goals, points-per-game (.89), PPG (12), PPP (23) and shooting percentage (17.8%)…also ranked tied for fourth in assists and tied for third in PPA (11)…collected 13 more points and 10 more goals than any other NHL rookie after his recall…established club rookie records in goals and points and matched club rookie record in assists…became the first rookie in franchise history to record a 20-goal/20-assist season, reaching the 30/20 plateau…led the Ducks in plus/minus (+13)…scored his 29th and 30th goals, Apr. 4 @ SJ, establishing a club rookie record for goals in a season…became the Ducks' all-time leading rookie scorer with his 46th point (assist), Mar. 22 vs. PHX…had a career-high seven-game point streak (5-3=8), Jan. 16-31…the streak also included a five-game goal streak from Jan. 17-28 (5-1=6), a club rookie record…was named the NHL's Rookie of the Month for January after scoring 11-5=16 points in 14 games…co-led the league in January goal scoring…set a Ducks rookie record for goals in one month and tied the rookie record for points in a month (also Getzlaf, Mar. 2006)…collected his first career hat trick and the first by a rookie in Ducks history, Jan. 8 @ LA…his three goals in a 2:21 span were the fastest three goals scored by a Duck in club history...it marked the fastest three goals by a U.S.-born player in NHL history, the fastest by an NHL rookie since 1938 (DET's Carl Liscombe, vs. CHI on Mar. 13, 1938, 1:52), and the third fastest overall by a rookie in league history...it was only the third natural hat trick by a Ducks player…2007-08: Appeared in his first NHL season with Anaheim…made his Stanley Cup Playoffs debut, appearing in the first two games of the CQF vs. DAL…recorded two assists for the first multi-point game of his career, Apr. 5 @ LA…earned his first career NHL assist, Dec. 27 @ EDM...made his NHL debut, scoring his first career goal (Bernier) the same night, Sept. 29 @ LA...with Portland (AHL), was named to the 2007-08 AHL All-Rookie team and voted a starter for PlanetUSA at the 2008 AHL All-Star Classic…2006-07: Joined Portland for the final eight games of the AHL season…spent most of the regular season with Owen Sound (OHL), leading the team in scoring for the second consecutive season…finished eighth in OHL scoring and fourth in PPG…set club records for career goals, assists and points…2005-06: Made his professional hockey debut with Portland, playing in 19 Calder Cup Playoff games…Miscellaneous: Represented Team USA at the 2012 World Championship in Helsinki, scoring 5-2=7 points with a +4 rating in eight games…won silver with Team USA in his first career Olympics at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver…scored 1-1=2 points with two PIM and a +3 rating…along with then-teammate Ryan Whitney, became the first two Ducks to compete for the United States in an Olympic game…also appeared for Team USA at the 2006 IIHF World Junior Championship, scoring 3-4=7 points over seven games.
PERSONAL: Resides in Newport Beach…spends part of the summer in Idaho…is a music enthusiast and enjoys playing guitar in his spare time…also likes to work on his golf game during the offseason…lists the Anaheim White House as his favorite Orange County restaurant…enjoys country and alternative rock music…lived in El Segundo for four years while growing up (1999-03) and played amateur hockey for the Junior Kings…lists Vancouver as his favorite NHL city.


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Progress Lighting Antique Bronze AirPro 30" Six-Blade Indoor Ceiling Fan with Reversible Dual-Finish Fan Blades
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The Diamond girls basketball team opened their season on Monday with a 38-29 road loss at Lamar.
The Lady Tigers jumped out to an early lead and never looked back. The Lady Wildcats, sporting a young team this season, were plagued by turnovers in the game, which helped the Lady Tigers stay in front.
Cady Littlefield led the Lady Wildcats offensively with six points. Meanwhile, teammates Maghen Dresslaer and Macie Seward had five points apiece.
Diamond returns to the floor on Monday where they'll host Sarcoxie in the Diamond Tournament at 7:30 p.m.
Jasper and McAuley will tip the tournament at 6 p.m.
Diamond's boys, meanwhile, open their season on Monday at the Pierce City Tournament. They'll face Exeter at 7:30 p.m.
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SNOWMASS VILLAGE - Shown is a sketch of the proposed expansion of the Snowmass Village Mall around 1987. A caption under the image read: "The Snowmass Village Mall is doubling in size. The expansion will be complete at Thanksgiving, 1988, and will feature an additional 24,000 sq. ft. of commercial space with 30 to 40 new shops and several new restaurants."
Editor's note: This page is a partnership between the Snowmass Sun and the Aspen Historical Society with two primary goals in mind: to improve the knowledge of Snowmass history in the region and to collect historic photographs of the Snowmass region for the society. If you have pieces of history to donate, please send them to email@example.com or call 970-925-3721.


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USA, 2012, 87 Minute Running Time
Genre/Subject: Documentary
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Plimpton! Starring George Plimpton as Himself is both a chronicle of one of the last century's most interesting characters, as well as a cinematic adaption of his nuanced and very funny literary style. This moving and engaging film tells the story of writer, editor, amateur sportsman and friend to many. Using Plimpton's own narration – along with thoughts and stories from friends, family and contemporaries – the film is a joyful celebration of a life lived fully, richly, strangely, and, at times, a life that is hard to believe was actually lived by just one man.
Plimpton hung out with U.S. Presidents, played quarterback for the Detroit Lions, got Willie Mays to pop out in Yankee Stadium, photographed Playboy models, played goalie for the Boston Bruins, struck the triangle for the New York Philharmonic and acted alongside John Wayne, Warren Beatty and Matt Damon.
He also co-founded The Paris Review, which became one of the most influential literary magazines in history, launching the careers of generations of writers, from Philip Roth and Terry Southern to William Styron and Jay McInerney.
Interweaving the intimate interviews with Plimpton's own narration together with amazing archival footage and photos, Plimpton! Starring George Plimpton as himslef becomes an insightful and compelling look into this great man's life. It is a documentary film about football, literature, magazines, fireworks, hockey, movies, presidents, lawn chairs, geniuses, and the honest-to- goodness tall tale that brought them all together.
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It's hard to believe that my charity wine One Wine One World only began as an idea during the summer of 2010 during a lunch in Ensenada, Mexico, and, it is now in a bottle, and people are drinking it all over the world. The wine was even served in early September 2010 to Pope Benedict XVI and a group of Bishops during a lunch in Birmingham, England. It was the Pontiff's first trip to the United Kingdom in 30 years. The Pope again drank the wine in Arezzo, a small Tuscan town near Florence, Italy in spring of 2012.
The proceeds go to charity. Most goes to a London-based interfaith charity, The Maimonides Foundation, whose mission is to promote understanding among Jews, Christians and Muslims. It is the brainchild of my friend David Khalili, the well-known UK property developer, philanthropist, and art collector. I make no money out of the project.
It all began in a small local restaurant near the harbor of Ensenada where I was having lunch with my friends: film director, writer and producer James Orr (he is now a partner in JamesSuckling.com) and Mexican vintner Humberto Falcon. Orr, Falcon, and I were talking about making wine – since we have been making a barrel of our own for the last couple of years in Valle de Guadalupe about 30 minutes east of the city – and how wine could be more than wine. It could be a statement of life. It could embody hopes and dreams.
Something came into my head during lunch. "What if we made a wine from Mexico and the United States as a statement of what the two countries had in common instead of what was different?" I said.
"That would be really cool," said Orr.
We talked for a while about the whole concept and whether it would actually work. We were worried that the wine may not be good quality. In fact, it had already been done. My friend winemaker Hugo D'Acosta of Ensenada makes a Mexican and Californian blend called Contrast. It's very good quality red.
"Forget it man," I said. "Let's make a wine for the world. Let's call it One Wine One World." May be we had drunk too much? May be we were just dreamers?
But we believed in the idea, and I found out the same day that D'Acosta had just shipped by container ship some wine in bulk from his estate in the South of France, and he had some California wine from Wente in stainless steel vats in his cellar. I called some small wine producers in the Valle to ask if they would sell me some wine as well. They all said that they would help. It seemed that it was our destiny to try to blend a global wine.
It was still just a dream when I flew back to Europe a few days later. I landed in London to see my children, and I happened to go for a coffee with Khalili in his office in Mayfair. We were having our usual philosophical conversations about life, love and religion, when for some reason I began to speak about my idea about One Wine One World. And I asked Khalili his advice about finding a charity, or charities, and he just looked at me with a big smile. He asked me to link One Wine One World to his charity, The Maimonides Foundation. I agreed.
Khalili said that his foundation was actively involved in bringing Jews, Christians and Muslims closer together through communication. He said that it was all about promoting the idea of love and respect for all peoples of the world regardless of their religion or lifestyle. Moreover, he was helping organize Pope Benedict XVI visit to the United Kingdom and that he wanted the wine to be served to the pope at a special dinner. I knew I had to make One Wine One World.
Not only was the wine for a good cause, I also wanted to find out if a wine could transcend borders and terroirs and still be a good and interesting bottle. I wanted to understand in the end if the virtues of good quality wines have more in common than not. It was very much like Khalili's ideas about men and women. We all have so much more in common as human beings than not, regardless of our faith or our ways of life.
It was a whirlwind story afterwards of joy, trails and tribulations with many trips to Mexico to blend, to bottle and to ship the wine in time for the Pope's visit. We ended up labeling most of the wine for the Papal lunch in a friend's kitchen in London!
The red is a blend of mostly Grenache, Carignan, Syrah, Petite Sirah, and Cabernet Sauvignon. I also made a white in Italy. It's a mix of Pinot Grigio, Friulano, Ribolla Gialla, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and a little Furmint and Chevalier. The white is from Italy, Slovenia and Hungary. The wines are sold primarily in the United Kingdom, Italy, Canada, and Mexico. About 550 cases of the red was made and 250 cases of the white.
I am not sure that I will make more One Wine One World, but I would like to thank everyone involved for his and her friendship and help with the wine. It was done with love and aspiration. I hope it illustrates how wine is more than a beverage. Wine is something that brings all of us closer together and enhances our lifes. It reminds us that we all have so much to share. I believe that the fact that the wines for One Wine One World came from different places yet blended so easily together and taste so delicious in harmony illustrates this.
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In a tersely worded response, ZTE Corp. (
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I. ZTE Asks Congress to Target Apple, et al. Too
David Dai Shu, ZTE's director of global public affairs, comments, "It is noteworthy that, after a year-long investigation, the Committee rests its conclusions on a finding that ZTE may not be 'free of state influence.' This finding would apply to any company operating in China. The Committee has not challenged ZTE's fitness to serve the US market based on any pattern of unethical or illegal behavior."
ZTE describes itself as "China's most transparent, independent, globally focused, publicly traded telecom company", arguing it "set an unprecedented standard for cooperation by any Chinese company with a US congressional inquiry."
Mr. Dai Shu adds, "ZTE recognizes and fully respects the Committee's obligation to protect US national security. ZTE believes the Committee focused its examination too narrowly on vendor locations not on equipment security. The Committee omitted the Western vendors and their Chinese manufacturing partners, which provide most of the US equipment now in use. The Committee also overlooked the opportunity to advance universal application of the Trusted Delivery Model which protects critical telecom networks on a vendor-neutral basis."
ZTE points out that the iPhone and other "U.S." devices are also made in China, and, in theory, equally at risk. It says if its products should be banned, so should Apple,
et al.
He argues, "Particularly given the severity of the Committee's recommendations, ZTE recommends that the Committee's investigation be extended to include every company making equipment in China, including the Western vendors. That is the only way to truly protect US equipment and US national security. National security experts agree that a Trusted Delivery Model will strengthen national security. In fact, major US carriers are increasingly requiring Trusted Delivery Model in their contracts."
Indeed, it does seem a bit odd in the grand scheme of things that ZTE and Huawei Technologies Comp. (
) were scrutinized so closely and are facing sales bans, while other companies like Apple, Inc. (
) -- who
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-- received no scrutiny.
ZTE does make a compelling argument. If the panel is arguing that large Chinese manufacturers can be coerced by the Chinese government to including hidden spying features in their products, why couldn't Foxconn -- Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd.'s (
) massive Chinese manufacturing subsidiary -- put the same kind of spying features inside iPhones or other U.S.-designed smartphones.
II. ZTE's Iran Secrets
However, ZTE may not be quite as transparent as it says. The company is in a difficult spot as it insists on doing business both with the U.S. and Iran. But U.S. trade laws tightly regulate what U.S. made products can be sent to nations viewed as hostile -- and that includes Iran.
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that a July 2011 ZTE parts list clearly lists several Cisco switches as being transferred to Telecommunication Co of Iran (TCI) -- a criminal violation of U.S. trade laws.
The probe is still shaking down, and it may lead to charges for some of ZTE's U.S. employees. In the wake of the Iran incident, Cisco cut ties with ZTE.
ZTE is accused of funneling electronics to Iran. [Image Source: Reuters]
The Iran controversy adds a tricky wrinkle to the ZTE debate. ZTE certainly does seem to have behaved less-than-honestly, according to reports, trying to obfuscate the fact that it was funneling (intentionally or unintentionally) small quantities of U.S. telecommunications components to Iran.
On the one hand, the Iran controversy and the question of Chinese spying are two separate issues. On the other hand, the Iran controversy could be indicative of general opportunism and dishonesty at ZTE, which could lead to the kind of spying Congress is concerned about. As former U.S. President George W. Bush
, "There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."
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RE: Interesting point, but
The devices are designed in house, then given to what ever company to manufacture. I work for a company where they had the Chines design and manufacture the product and the thing still doesn't work correctly after 2 years.
The fact is that hardware design is so difficult, that they have very few designers with the experience required to produce American grade components, that they do not have access to the OS code (to incorporate trojens), and do not have specific knowledge about the design aspects of the hardware (outside of what components go where), I doubt that anything could be done to an Apple product without there being noticeable signs. Things like the weight would be off, their would be OS bugs, phantom energy drains. As much as it is true that Apple does not do a great job of testing their software for bugs (like the cellular over WiFi data usage issue) they are quick to dig into and start diagnosing issues reported by their zealous fans.
Android devices might be more susceptible, but the hardware is still built in house. The Chinese manufactures are merely coping the working product.
It is much easier to add spy devices and code while you are building the product then to take a finished product and attempt to inject espionage components.
Of course with Android there is a large vulnerability if the company which did the design is not spot checking the devices to verify that they have the exact OS and software package specified (and the Chinese do not know which ones will be tested so they can send unmodified versions).
"This week I got an iPhone. This weekend I got four chargers so I can keep it charged everywhere I go and a land line so I can actually make phone calls." -- Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg
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Rabbits make for a questionable Easter gift, officials say
Published: Saturday, April 19, 2014 at 8:33 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, April 19, 2014 at 8:33 p.m.
When kids open their Easter baskets today, they'll probably find plastic eggs filled with jelly beans, toys and chocolates.
Some kids, however, will find that the Easter Bunny left them something extra, a live rabbit, which can cause problems for families who don't initially realize the upkeep and expense of raising such a pet.
"If a child is mature enough for a rabbit, they make wonderful pets. But if they're not, it's not a good choice," said Collette Waters, Louisiana Rabbit Breeder's Association vice president. "People don't realize that rabbits have a lifespan of about 10 years, and they need to be constantly taken care of. They have to be groomed, their ears have to be cleaned, their fur brushed, their nails trimmed. It takes time."
Every year starting just a few weeks after Easter Sunday, local animal shelters begin receiving calls of rabbits in need of homes after their host family realizes the pets don't fit their lifestyle.
"We get calls after Easter asking us to take in rabbits that people bought as gifts and then realized the amount of upkeep and time and expense needed to care for them," said Tracy Lapeyrouse, director of My Heart's Desire animal shelter in Houma.
Owners may also abandon the rabbits when they find they grow from 2 pounds up to 20 pounds, depending on the breed, Waters said.
Smaller breeds can live in a 2-foot by 2-foot cage, she said, "but a giant breed would need a cage that's at least 7 feet long because they can grow to be over 22 inches long. Same thing with their food intake. If you've got a small breed, they eat around 3 ounces of food a day, but the larger breeds eat up to 12 ounces. It's like breeds of dogs. You have to consider what breed of rabbit you're buying," she said.
Not everyone is against giving a rabbit for Easter.
"My kids received a rabbit as an Easter gift, and I don't think it's a bad idea to give them to kids as long as you talk to their parents first and get permission because they will likely be the ones taking care of the rabbit. My kids love theirs," said Carol Price of Gray.
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On the front page of the Devils Lake Journal for Friday, July 12 you will find what's "Coming in print," what's only found on our website today and a whole lot more.
Coming in print: Story and photos from the Angler Young Angler fishing tournament over the weekend coming Monday.
Only on the web: A video and perhaps a photo gallery from the AYA fishing tourney Saturday.
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Furman: White House to Give Congress Wide Berth on Budget
A top White House official said Monday that the Obama administration would not draw lines in the sand yet as congressional budget negotiators try to determine how to replace across-the-board spending cuts, deferring to lawmakers as talks face a deadline next month.
Jason Furman, chairman of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers, said the Obama administration would prefer to replace spending cuts known as the "sequester" with the elimination of tax loopholes and other cuts. But he said the White House would not dictate the shape of any possible deal at this point.
"We don't want to sit here and both engage in hypotheticals and prejudge the work that they're doing," Mr. Furman said at the Wall Street Journal's Seib & Wessel breakfast.
Mr. Furman repeatedly declined to say that the White House would demand tax increases as part of any deal, saying only that this was the Obama administration's preference. He said it was up to Democrats and Republicans in Congress to try and reach an agreement.
He was referring to a 29-member budget conference committee, which met last week and will continue to meet through mid-December. The group is tasked with sorting through differences in House and Senate budget resolutions that passed earlier this year. The House Republican budget would reduce the deficit by cutting spending. The Senate Democrats' budget would reduce the deficit by raising taxes and cutting spending.
Lawmakers are trying to find common ground that would set budget levels for the rest of the fiscal year, which runs through Sept. 30, 2014. If they reach an agreement, it will be much easier for Congress to avoid another shutdown in mid-January.
The sequester began in March and will cut spending by close to $1 trillion in total through 2021. Defense spending stands to take the biggest cut in the next year.
The White House and Republicans have said they want to replace these cuts with other budget changes, but they are split on how to proceed. The White House, through Mr. Furman, has signaled that it will let Congress do their work. But Mr. Furman made clear that the White House would not sign off just any budget deal. He said the White House would also prefer that any deal include new spending to help boost economic growth.
"You don't want to take the sequester and replace it with something that is just as bad or even worse," Mr. Furman said.
Mr. Furman suggested that if lawmakers pursue a larger deal, which might replace the sequester cuts for an extended period of time, they will have little choice but to target tax loopholes as a way to offset the deficit-reduction savings.
"The more you do on sequester, the more you are going to end up doing in terms of tax loopholes and entitlement changes that deal with the deficit over the medium and the long term," he said.
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Mr. Furman says after six consecutive quarters of negative economic growth in Europe, the recent signs of a turnaround there are encouraging.
Mr. Furman discussed the impact the government shutdown had on an already weak economic recovery.
Mr. Furman outlines what the health-care overhaul will mean for the U.S. economy. While admitting the website woes have been a debacle, he told reporters the law ultimately will greatly improve a broken system.
Mr. Furman responded to questions about how tax reform for businesses and individuals could further stimulate the economic recovery, and what political will exists to do so.


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Yevgeniy Bugreyev, 45, of West Sacramento apologized in Washington County Court after pleading guilty Thursday to two counts of vehicular homicide in the November 2012 crash.
Police said Bugreyev was hauling a load of bagged rock salt to Denver when his tractor-trailer crossed the grass median of I-70 in South Strabane Township, traveled 127 feet and struck another car and killed 21-year-old Kaitlin Babka and 57-year-old Karen Babka of Hughesville, Md.
Authorities said the driver told police he may have fallen asleep, but defense attorney Josh Camson said his client "passed out" due to blood pressure problems.
"I was almost in a coma," Bugreyev said, according to The (Washington) Observer-Reporter. "I didn't have to fall asleep."
David Babka, whose wife and daughter were killed, sobbed through most of the hearing. His brother, Joseph," said the impact went beyond the victims.
"You took three lives," Joseph Babka said in court. "You took my brother's life. He walks around like a zombie. You killed him."
Bugreyev, who has been behind bars since the crash, will be credited for time served and will spend the remainder of his term at a state prison.


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Monday, July 16, 1962
•Rain, ranging up to three inches, that fell in a short period in Moberly area put about 200 telephones out of service in the Moberly area early Sunday morning. Wind southeast of Moberly caused some damage on farms. The Missouri Power and Light Co. reported that lightning caused some minor trouble by damaging fuses on transformers.
•Proceeds from the Labor Day picnic to be held at Rothwell Park will be used for additional playground and athletic equipment at the park, Bob Sauer, chairman of the picnic and his assistant, Ralph Keilch, reported today.
Thursday, July 16, 1987
•The price of progress is getting expensive and inconvenient for motorists wishing to use Union Avenue as work started yesterday on widening and surfacing the street. The street will soon be 32 feet wide, providing ample room for parking and driving. Ron Gaunt Construction Co. of Macon is the contractor for the job.
Tuesday, July 16, 2002
•Joe Smith, 11 and Tye Reynolds, 10, both of Huntsville were featured in a photo discussing the characteristics of their country cured hams during the Randolph County on Tuesday morning. The boys explained this was their first year exhibiting hams and they are excited about the upcoming events at the fair.
Monday, July 16, 2007
•The City of Moberly Fire Department took delivery of a new fire truck on July 13. The pumper truck, a 2007 Pierce Contendor, was custom built to the department's specifications in Bradenton, Florida by Pierce Manufacturing. It is identical to the 2002 Pierce Contendor already in service in Moberly. Identical trucks mean less money spent on stocking critical parts and supplies for different models of equipment. In addition to easier operation by Fire Department personnel. The purchase price of the truck was financed by Commerce Bank through a four year lease purchase agreement. The truck has been placed into service and replaces a 1975 Mack pumper truck, which will be retired and sold to another fire agency. With the truck in a photo are City of Moberly Director of Finance Greg Hodge, City Mayor Don Burton, Commerce Bank Vice President Maurita Lammers, Commerce Bank President Ken Tebow, Moberly Fire Chief Kenny Brandow and Moberly City Manager Gary Edwards.
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Just as it has for decades, the Eagle Lions Club is sponsoring a 12th Night celebration at Eagle Town Park on Sunday, Jan. 6.
The fun gets under way at 6 p.m. The Eagle Fire Department will be there to burn the trees and the Lions Club will be giving away free hot chocolate.
Along with the announcement of the 12th Night bonfire, Sarah Braucht from the town of Eagle reminds residents that there are two local options for Christmas tree disposal. The first is free and it involves dropping off your discarded tree on the south side of town park by Sunday for the bonfire.
The second option costs $15. Residents can leave their trees next to their trash cans on their usual trash pick-up day. Vail Honeywagon will pick up and dispose of trees, but the extra $15 charge will be added to town utility bills.
In Gypsum, the fire department will host a 12th Night bonfire at the vacant lot east of Columbine Market. Residents are welcome to drop off trees at the location and Sunday's bonfire will get under way at 6 p.m.
Please join local birders for the third annual Eagle Christmas Bird Count on Jan. 5.
"This year we are focusing on getting kids involved in birding, so feel free to bring youngsters," said organizer Jan Fedrizzi.
Avid birders, all skill levels and owlers are greatly welcomed for this count, which is done in the Eagle-Gypsum area. Participants meet at 8 a.m. at the Eagle Regional Visitor Information Center parking lot, 100 Fairgrounds Road. Maps will be provided and assignments will be given at that time.
After the count, there is a compilation of data and potluck at 2 p.m. at the Fedrizzi residence, 0265 Fulford Drive. Yummy soup and hot drinks will be provided. Potluck dishes are happily welcomed. RSVP to Jerry and Jan Fedrizzi, 328-6961, firstname.lastname@example.com, for potluck and carpooling.
It's OK to count birds at home or in the count circle prior to and after the count day. For more information about the Jan. 5 Bird Count or Bird Count Week, contact Jerry Fedrizzi.
Students enrolled in Eagle County Schools return to their classrooms Monday, Jan. 7 for the second semester.
Kids won't have to wait long for their first vacation day, however. They will be off on Monday, Jan. 22 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Additionally, students will be off from school for the mid winter break from Saturday, Feb. 16 through Sunday, Feb. 24. Spring break is Saturday, April 13 through Sunday, April 21. And for those who are already counting, the last day of school for the 2012-13 term is Friday, May 30.
The Porchlight Players is proud to present its third annual Valentine's Day Dinner Theater with a production of "The Full Monty!"
"The Full Monty" tells the story of six men who lost their jobs at a factory to a bad economy. The Chippendales come to town, and Jerry gets the idea that if he could get some guys together, they could earn an easy $50,000 in one night if they put on a Chippendales-like show.
The ladies of the town let them know that they don't have what it takes to sell tickets, so Jerry promises they'll go all the way - The Full Monty.
It all comes down to the last night - will they really go "The Full Monty"?
Tickets are $50 and include dinner catered by HP's Provisions and Catering, dessert, three drinks (beer, wine or soft drinks) and the show. All shows are at the Brush Creek Pavilion in Eagle Ranch and start with dinner at 6 p.m. with the show at 7 p.m.
Tickets are available at the group's website, www.porchlightplayers.com. Click on "Get Show Tickets." All shows have sold out the last two years, so get your tickets early for a fun-filled, touching Valentine's Day celebration.
Email Ann Olin at ann.olin@porchlightplayers for more information.
The Whistling Bullets 4-H Shooting Sports Club is firing up again for this year.
An organizational meeting was recently held as an opportunity to pay the $40 registration fee for the year and address safety and questions.
Regular shooting starts on Wednesday, Jan. 9, at the Exhibit Hall.
For more information, call the CSU Extension office at 970-328-8630 or Dave Hammond at 970-390-2429.
• This is the last week for the Western Eagle County Metropolitan Recreation District's Holiday Canned Food Drive. WECMRD is offering a free admission to the Gypsum Recreation Center, the Eagle Ice Rink or the Edwards Field House for visitors who donated three canned goods or other non-perishable items through Sunday, Jan. 6.
• Speaking of WECMRD, the rec district is ready to help local girls ages 5 to 15 discover their inner ice princess. The Eagle Ice Rink will host a special Ice Princess Skating Party Sunday, Jan. 13 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Participants can dress up or dress down in whatever strikes their fancy and they will enjoy a special treat during the event. Cost is $12 and includes rental. Visit www.wecmrd.org for info.
• Do you have international travel plans for 2013? Local residents can apply for United States passports at the town of Gypsum offices, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Passport pictures are available for $10. For additional information visit the town's website at www.townofgypsum.com or call Town Clerk Danette Schlegel at 970-524-7514. All the necessary passport forms can be found at travel.state.gov.
• The popular Edwards Farmers Market is back in business for the winter season. Look for fresh produce and local products at the market, which is planned for Sundays, Dec. 1, through March 31, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Edwards Colorado Mountain College campus.


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