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Functional differentiation has long been at the heart of sociological thought, and as such has become a defining feature in the evolution of modern society; one which distinguishes it from pre-modern societies which have instead, typically differentiated by means of segmentation, or stratified social systems such as class. Drawing on the latest developments on differentiation theory in International Relations and Sociology, this book brings together contributions from leading IR scholars and sociological theorists to offer a unique interdisciplinary synthesis in which contemporary world politics is discussed as a differentiated social realm. Bringing Sociology to International Relations is an illuminating and innovative new resource for scholars and students which strives to respond to a significant question across all its chapters: what happens when this well-established sociological theoretical framework is transposed from the domestic level for which it was originally designed, to the larger and more complex subject of international relations?
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This volume explores the various strategies, mechanisms, and processes that influence rule of law dynamics across borders and the national/international divide, illuminating the diverse paths of influence. It shows to what extent, and how, rule of law dynamics have changed in recent years, especially at the transnational and international levels of government. To explore these interactive dynamics, the volume adopts an interdisciplinary approach, bringing together the normative perspective of law with the analytical perspective of social sciences. The volume contributes to several fields, including studies of rule of law, law and development, and good governance; democratization; globalization studies; neo-institutionalism and judicial studies; international law, transnational governance, and the emerging literature on judicial reforms in authoritarian regimes; and comparative law (Islamic, African, Asian, Latin American legal systems).
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Millrose 5,000m Could Eclipse 3 U.S. National Marks
Eleven Supermen in One Race to Test Armory's `Fastest' Track
NEW YORK, January 23, 2012 – Not one, not two, but three U.S. National records could fall during the men's 5,000m event in the 105th Millrose Games, February 11 at the Armory's New Balance Track & Field Center.
Millrose Games meet director Ray Flynn announced today the completion of a super 5,000m field that includes eight-time Wanamaker Mile winner and record holder Bernard Lagat, who is attempting to break Galen Rupp's American Indoor record of 13:11.44. The other two American records at stake in the race will be the collegiate and high school marks.
A fourth record – the Millrose mark of 13:20.4 – could be eclipsed. Suleiman Nyambui of Tanzania established that record in 1981 when he edged Alberto Salazar (13:22.6) to set a World Indoor record. Salazar's second-place time was an American record.
``The chance of seeing four records going down in one race makes the 5,000m one of the most exciting ever,'' Flynn said. ``This is what it's all about.''
Joining Lagat in the 5,000m event will be four of the country's premier collegiate runners, each with an excellent chance to surpass Rupp's college mark of 13:18.12. Those runners are Lawi Lalang, the NCAA Cross Country Champion from the University of Arizona; Leonard Korir, the NCAA Indoor 5,000m champion from Iona; Elliott Heath, the NCAA Indoor 3,000m NCAA champion from Stanford; and NCAA Cross Country runner-up Chris Derrick of Stanford.
Kenyan Steven Sambu and Juan Luis Barrios of Mexico – training partners with Lagat – are featured in the event. Sambu was a First-Team All-American in the 10,000m at the University of Arizona while Barrios is the recent Pan Am Games 5,000m Gold medal winner.
Two of Britain's most celebrated track & field athletes, Andy Baddeley and Mark Draper are in the field along with Sam Chelanga, a former NCAA champion at Liberty University in the 5,000m, 10,000m (NCAA record in 2010 with a 27:08.39) and cross country.
Baddeley and Draper are members of the British record holding relay team in the 4x1500m (14:54.57) and Baddeley, a 2008 Olympian, turned back Lagat to win the 2009 NYRR Fifth Avenue Mile. He also won the New Balance Mile at the Armory this past weekend in a world-leading 3.57.22.
Last, but certainly not least, is the addition of Edward Cheserek. In December the junior from St. Benedict's Prep in Newark, N.J. captured the Foot Locker National Cross Country Championships in San Diego. He will take aim at the 5,000m indoor mark set by Lukas Verzbicas at 14:06.78. On Saturday, Cheserek ran the second fastest Indoor Mile ever by a high school athlete, 4:02.21 in the New Balance Games at the Armory.
``Kip (Lagat) and Lawi are all training really well, doing some of the best workouts I have seen them do,'' said James Li from the University of Arizona, coach of both Lagat and Lalang. ``They are both very excited about coming to New York to run in the 5000m at Millrose.''
Besides being owner of the American Indoor two-mile record, Lagat is the country's record holder in the 1,500m, mile, and 3,000m as well as the Outdoor 1,500m, 3,000m and 5,000m. Lagat previously held the Indoor 5,000m until last February when Rupp clipped his record by a mere 6/100th of a second in Birmingham, England.
MORE ABOUT THE 105th MILLROSE GAMES: The country's top men's and women's track & field athletes along with the finest college and high school student-athletes will showcase their talents in the Millrose Games at the Armory.
The Armory previously announced 22-year-old Matthew Centrowitz, the 1,500m Bronze medal winner in the 2011 World Championships in Daegu, South Korea, will be in this year's NYRR Wanamaker Mile. Other celebrated track & field representatives confirmed for the Millrose Games include 2008 Olympic Gold Medal winner LaShawn Merritt, who will compete in the 500m event, and eight-time Wanamaker Mile champion Bernard Lagat will be running in the 5,000m.
Contender for an Olympic Gold medal and current Outdoor High Jump World Champion Jesse Williams joins 2008 Olympic Gold medalist Allyson Felix and World Champion/2008 USA Olympian Jennifer Simpson as confirmed athletes in the nation's premier indoor track & field event. Felix will compete in the Women's 60m event and Simpson will participate in the Millrose Games' first New York Road Runners' Wanamaker Metric Mile for Women.
Seven-time Wanamaker Mile champion and ``Chairman of the Boards'' Eamonn Coghlan returns to be part of this year's Millrose Games. Coghlan will be the honorary coach of Ireland's ``Dream Team'' from Dublin City University to compete in the Byron Dyce College Men's Distance Medley Relay against national college power Villanova, coached by five-time Wanamaker Mile champion Marcus O'Sullivan of Ireland, and Duke, Providence, Iona, LaSalle, Albany and Brown.
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A Concise Message Indeed
This is kinda cute*.
A number of tweets announced last night that the Conservative Party website contained details of their "Policy on Single Mothers". I must confess, I opened the link with some hefty anticipation.
There was obviously something in it, and I was hopeful it would contain an unintended witticism or hack as a response to the government's continued attacks on single-parents. I love those cheeky incidents, you know, when someone has been fired for shagging someone they shouldn't have and leave with a public sting.
I speculated. Could it be a cheeky reposte to the recent announcements that the government is considering removing teenage mothers' entitlement to council housing or housing benefit, to ward off 'teen pregnancy'? (Notice that sweeps up all teen pregnancy, because apparently teenagers in their entirety are unfit to be parents. Even the ones who choose to be of their own free will and are damn well good at it). But shucks, it wasn't about that at all.
Instead then, could it be a subliminal message addressing the concern that Conservative policy hates single mothers? Was it that analysis of the cuts being made In the Name of the Deficit** have, from the outset, found that single parents were being treated to an assiduously choreographed series of muggings from Conservative policy on education, housing and social care? Sadly, no.
Maybe it would contain something recognizing that single parents were, even prior to the Conservatives getting their hands on the wheel of misfortune, ten times more likely to live in poverty than a two-parent family? I was disappointed once more.
Wait! It's obvious! The featuring of the Mother (when around 10% of single parents are *gasp* fathers) could be explicit acknowledgement that the cuts have indeed been highly gendered, with women coming off far less peachy than their male-human counterparts? As the Fawcett Society point out: women are facing a triple jeopardy of jobs, benefits and social service cuts; "Women's unemployment currently stands at a record high: cuts to public sector jobs are hitting women hardest, whilst increasing numbers of lone parents being required to seek work – all while competition for jobs is fierce." Points they are making while calling on the government to develop a Women's Employment Strategy. Could it be an announcement about that?! Dim, dioch.
It did dawn on me that it might contain an insult aimed at single mothers. Shot from the hip of an over-priveleged intern who couldn't handle all the free booze offered by the grown-ups in the office. Maybe it would just say 'scrounger', 'failure' or 'keep your legs crossed' and the rest of us could trudge to our usual positions on the 'fire them!/forgive them!' see-saw of petty controversy…
But as it happens the insult was rather more cutting.
It just says nothing. In Latin.
All they have is what's known as 'placeholder' text which is "commonly used to demonstrate the graphic elements of a document … by removing the distraction of meaningful content".
Which, in saying nothing, rather says it all.
*In my special space, 'cute' means disappointingly and predictably contemptible.
**I am copyrighting In the Name of the Deficit, if you want to use it you can contact me for rates Mr Osbourne.By inadifferentvoice in Equality · News · Parenting 4 Comments »
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July 16, 2013 at 5:36 am
Hmm, still makes a lot more sense than a lot of government guff!!!
July 16, 2013 at 7:06 am
Why does every assume that teenage mothers are all single? I was a teenage mother – I made the choice to be so and was married – still am – 23 years later! not every single parent is single, not every pregnancy is accidental!


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March 6, 2013
A team of four students from Greensburg Central Catholic High School was first place winner in the seventh annual pasta engineering contest at Saint Vincent College March 4 sponsored by Carbone's Restaurant and the Herbert W. Boyer School of Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Computing at Saint Vincent. The GCC bridge held a total of 26 pounds and 4 ounces before it collapsed. Posing with their trophy presented by Vincent Mangini (left) of Carbone's and Br. Norman W. Hipps, O.S.B. (right) of Saint Vincent, were, from left, Eryka Verenna, Daniel Seamans, Nina Kikel and Hannah Uebele. Thirty-four teams from nine area high schools competed at the Fred M. Rogers Center. The competition is designed to increase high school students' awareness about the role engineering plays in their lives.
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If your campus has not already had negative publicity from female students who have survived sexual assault— or protesters who have demanded action against perpetrators and by administrators who ignore them, or a federal investigation into Title IX and Clery Act violations—you've been very lucky so far.
With indications that one-third of female college students are sexually harassed or assaulted during their years on campus, it's a wonder that survivors have taken so long to find a voice. Despite outreach campaigns like Take Back the Night, clothesline projects and Walk in Her Shoes events, campus sexual violence persists.
Grassroots organizers have come together to bring national attention to their complaints, while administrators defend their lack of adequate policies and procedures for handling them, and struggle to create new ones that work.
Having come out of the woodwork, survivors of sexual violence at each and every college and university in the United States have the potential to complain to the OCR about your school's perceived inadequate attempts at prevention, handling and remedies.
They're reminding you that Title IX demands that you take them seriously, using social media to organize and act.
Sexual assault on campus is not itself an epidemic. Rather, it's the greatly increased rate of reporting it—and the students' demand that their schools actually follow federal guidelines in handling the reports—that have made headlines across the country.
A national grassroots effort
Already the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has opened investigations at almost two dozen schools, including elite ones that should have known better such as Yale, Swarthmore, Occidental, UC-Berkeley, the University of Southern California and the University of North Carolina.
Students at these schools and others have filed complaints with the OCR, which have sent the media scurrying to report their stories of betrayal, first by the perpetrators and then by the "system" of perceived campus injustice.
They report their schools' inept responses, such as:
• An administrator asking, "Are you sure it was rape?"
• Dismissal of rape charges against four Montana football players, two of whom are now facing trial
• Refusal to label a student a "stalker" because he had not yet threatened his victim
• Reducing the expulsion of a student found guilty of raping three women to only a suspension, without ever revealing his name
• A college president saying he was disinclined to believe sexual assault survivors
University of Southern California case
The University of Southern California is a prime example of the problem, according to senior Tucker Reed. After surviving a reported rape and learning that many other USC students routinely had their sexual assaults labeled as lesser crimes, she organized the OCR complaint against USC, aided by a professor there.
By discouraging students from reporting the assaults and mislabeling those reports that were made, she said USC was able to substantially reduce the number and severity of violations included in its annual Clery report log of sexual assaults on campus. She continued:
"Victims are told by campus security that turning in their assailant can ruin a perpetrator's life and that the investigation will be rough on them and traumatizing. They want to make it seem less bad than it is, because they have to report them, Clery-wise, and it's just sick."
Reed's report was labeled "sexual battery" rather than "sexual assault." Even after she received a death threat by her accused attacker, she said it took USC a week to issue a "stay away" order for her protection.
Another USC student survivor is senior Ariella Mostov. She reported a sexual assault in March to the Los Angeles police department and the campus public safety department. Having received no response by May, she persisted. The campus records manager couldn't find the report.
Finally they found it, listed as an "injury response" rather than a "sexual assault" or "rape." Campus police later explained that by their definition it wasn't rape because the assailant didn't orgasm.
"I feel like I was denied justice," Mostov said. "These people who are assigned to protect us and guarantee our safety, who are supposed to help us through these especially hard times, are people who are incredibly incompetent."
In a larger sense, she continued, "We are trying to make USC a better place, so that future students don't have to be in this situation."
Historically speaking
Back in the 1960s, when today's baby boomers were in college, an in loco parentis policy meant that schools felt a moral responsibility to take care of their students.
At the University of Wisconsin, students in the allfemale residence halls had a 10:30 pm curfew on weeknights and 12:30 am on weekends. Those tardy in returning received "late minutes" and accumulating 15 of them meant a "campus," staying in on a weekend night and reporting every hour, dressed in pajamas.
There were no such limits on males.
Despite the 1972 passage of Title IX, which became a way to open academic and then athletic opportunities to college women, only recently has the OCR extended its application to include protecting the quality of life for all women students on campus—by tying it to a woman's right to a campus learning experience free of sexual violence.
In April 2011, the now-famous "Dear Colleague" letter clarifies how campuses are expected to respond to reports of sexual assault: Stop the violence, act to prevent future violence and provide remedies to the survivor. In addition, they were to designate at least one employee to assure compliance with Title IX.
Since then, enlightened campuses have sought to create new policies and procedures to protect their students. Others have ignored the issue.
In June 2012, Yale University CT reached an agreement with the U.S. Education Department to end its allegedly "sexually hostile atmosphere." There was no announced retribution or fine for Yale failing to follow the law, either intentionally or unintentionally.
In the following months, students and alumna reported heart-breaking experiences of enduring sexual violence at Amherst College MA and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Apparently some administrators had continued to mishandle and misreport the complaints by women survivors.
In March 2013, President Obama signed legislation requiring schools to accurately report instances of domestic and dating violence, and stalking, and to train students and employees to prevent it.
In April 2013, the Education Department warned colleges and universities of penalties for retaliating against those students who file complaints against them with the OCR.
In May 2013, the Education Department worked with the Justice Department to announce a "blueprint" for other colleges to follow in creating policies to handle sexual violence. It was based on their investigation of a series of outrageous violations at the University of Montana, by both campus leaders and local Missoula police officials.
In July 2013, activists and survivors met with leaders at the White House and the Education Department, where they presented a petition with more than 112,000 signatures of those who demand that colleges present a more positive and accurate response to thousands of reports of sexual violence on their campuses.
Even some state and national lawmakers, not previously known for their speed or sensitivity in righting wrongs against women, are getting into the act.
New web site aids reports
Last month a new grassroots campaign called Know Your IX made its debut on a web site of the same name, http://knowyourix.org
Its goal is to educate and empower all college students in the United States about their legal rights under Title IX, which includes the right to a campus free of sexual violence.
From there, sexual violence survivors can learn how to advocate for themselves through their colleges' complaint proceedings. If necessary, they can file a complaint against their schools with the OCR, which could trigger a full investigation on their campuses.
Its home page offers viewers four immediate choices: Report violence or harassment, Change my school, Support a survivor or Spread the word. The first choice starts with the statement: "If you're here because you're looking to report violence and harassment, we're so sorry to hear that you're facing this inexcusable abuse."
The new site is a game-changer for campuses. What has been a trickle of complaints of sexual assault and improper handling at a handful of schools is about to become a flood, as more women are empowered to fight a powerful system of ignoring or downplaying their legitimate grievances.
Creators of the site are collectively known as the IX Network, which now includes about 700 members from 50 or more colleges. It began with survivors and activists at the University of North Carolina and Yale University getting together to swap stories, exchange best practices and create templates for filing official complaints.
Andrea Pino, a student at UNC at Chapel Hill whose January complaint led to the investigation there, said the network offers support, solidarity and a platform for outreach. "It really gives us energy to continue forward and to continue demanding action," she said.
The site is easy to use and follow, including how-to advice and step-by-step procedures. It warns that they are not lawyers and urges consultation with an "actual, real, trained lawyer before taking legal action."
It contains personal advice in the initial "Dealing with…" section, hotlines for emergency care, resources such as the National Women's Law Center, details about Title IX and the Clery Act and encouragement to contact them.
Managing the Know Your IX campaign are "two fulltime students with jobs," which might seem to be hardly a match for a university's staff of full-time legal experts. But passion and solidarity can go a long way toward success.
What activists want
• Administrators and police taking survivors' claims seriously, including sensitive handling and accurate recording of sexual violence complaints
• Violators of the Clery Act being held accountable for their actions or failure to act by the U.S. Education Department, which could fine a school up to $35,000 per violation
• A cultural change on all campuses, respecting the rights of all students including the majority, who are women
Until now, schools have been disinclined to support rape survivors for many reasons:
• Negative publicity on campus sexual violence could deter potential students from enrolling there.
• Accused rapists could sue the school for defamation.
• Alumna could withhold donations.
• Increased paperwork and investigations could contribute to employees' workloads.
• Accused athletes could be ruled ineligible to play.
• A pervasive belief that if administrators ignore the problem long enough, it will go away.
But they were wrong. In the words of Tucker Reed, who filed the Clery complaint against USC: "They must have thought that because rape victims are so ashamed of themselves, none of us would talk to each other and compare notes about how we were treated, and would never go public."
In the future, expect an exponential increase in reports and investigations and retributions for schools, because it's the right thing to do—and women students deserve better.
Thanks to knowyourix.org and The Huffington Post and The Chronicle of Higher Education on August 12, 2013.
Wenniger, M.D. (2013, September). Rape Survivors Pressure Colleges for Protection. Women in Higher Education, 22(9), 1-3.


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Production versus Transportation Technologies: Theory and Evidence
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The impacts of production and transportation technology changes are studied in a general-equilibrium trade model with an analytical solution where agents in each location produce different varieties of a common set of goods. Wages are equalized in nominal terms across locations, with differences in purchasing power offset by agents' preferences for particular locations in the initial steady-state. Instead of assuming iceberg costs, a transportation sector is modeled to allow an efficient distribution of workers across the production and transportation sectors. The counterfactuals have current and historical implications on the national, regional, and industrial variables of the U.S. economy.
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I'm curious if I'm just a really big tight wad! We were talking to my BIL last night and they pay almost $1,000 total per month for both their cars and I was shocked! We pay less than $400 total per month for both vehicles. Given, BIL and his wife both drive brand new cars & my husband and I drive a 2004 and a 2005. But is $1,000 pretty normal?
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We did have a car payment on my '11 camaro that we got rid of last month. It was $500 for 4 years @ 2.9%. We payed it off early. We are 100% debt free :). We tend to only keep vehicles for 2 years or less. My DH is a little neorotic and will not buy used (even certified) and will not keep a vehicle after the original factory warranty is up. We also don't lease because we like to do some customization. Yes, we're probably crazy but we spend a lot of time in our vehicles so they need to be comfy and reliable.
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currently we pay $378 for 1 car
we had a truck we were paying $750 every month. we traded it for the current car we have now
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We're paying $384 for our Sorento, but it's a 2011. I our vehicle, but it's a little more than we'd like to be paying. I was hoping for $350 when we bought it, but it's not horrible.
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$290, bought new in 2007. I would never ever pay $500 a month for one car.
$380 a month for a 2012. Dh's car is paid for. I think interest is like 3.6%
We pay $298 per month for a 2008 Dodge Avenger. I'm trying to pay it down early. We still owe $7000
We saved up and used tax money as well to buy my car in full. It was $4500 cash. It was a total score because it is/was an $8000 car, easy. AND the previous owner was an older lady nurse, and she maintained it. Bought it in 2010 and no one problem.
Sorry, I love my car so much I just had to 'brag'.
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Mine $0-paid off
SO-$400 but he overpays on his principal. I think its really $300.
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$238/mo. It's a 2006 and we got a loan for a little over 12K.
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When the kids tire of their holiday gifts and start whining that they've got nothing to do, just hand them some holiday wrapping paper, crepe paper, cardboard, glue and some wire.
Challenge them to create a costume. That's what thousands of Bahamians do every year for the Junkanoo Festivals and parades held on Boxing Day (the day after Christmas) and on New Year's Day across the Bahamian Islands (www.bahamas.com).
These costumes are amazing – meticulously put together with thousands and thousands of strips of brightly colored crepe paper adorned with feathers and gold and silver buttons – gold and orange, bright blue and pink, green and purple.
They transform the wearer into a tropical fish, a butterfly, a traditional "Beefeater" you'd see guarding the Tower of London, a bird or even a character from "Transformers" or "Sesame Street."
In Nassau where there is also a junior Junkanoo Festival in which local schools compete and parade, even preschoolers take part.
"They just have to hear one drumbeat and you have their full attention," said Arlene Nash Ferguson, the Nassau grandmother who has made it her mission to get young Bahamians to participate, founding the Educulture Bahamas Junkanoo Mini-Museum and Resource Centre (www.educulturebahamas.com) in Nassau, her childhood home, (www.nassauparadiseisland.com).
Nash Ferguson, a veteran educator, has been involved in Junkanoo festivals since she was a preschooler and she continues to work hard to promote native Bahamian culture to everyone. What she began with programs for school kids in the Bahamas in 2000 now attracts cruise ship passengers and other visitors for workshops in Junkanoo costume making where you might make a headdress or a wall hanging to take home.
The music, she explains, is still centered on cowbells, which were available on plantations, and the goatskin drum, an African instrument. The traditional Junkanoo horn was a conch shell; today, there are a variety of other horns and whistles used as well.
Some hotels are also getting into the act. The Grand Lucayan Resort (www.grandlucayan.com) on Grand Bahama Island, for example, has a Junkanoo band that performs for guests in their costumes year-round. We literally walked into the weekly Junkanoo parade while there!
Junkanoo festivals began during the 16th and 17th centuries when slaves in the Bahamas were given a special holiday around Christmas and could leave the plantations. They'd celebrate with African dance, music and costumes. The slaves decorated themselves with materials they could find – straw, sponge, plants. The costumes have always been crafted from whatever was available, even newspapers.
Nash Ferguson said using those newspapers might have been "passive resistance" on the slaves' part, as they were forbidden from learning to read or write. She has those historic costumes in the museum, some made of used rags, as well as more recent ones. One year, Nash Ferguson went dressed as a hailstorm in baby blue and white.
Young Bahamians, she said, earn thousands of dollars gluing the paper onto the intricate costumes, some as tall as 15 feet, some weighing 80 pounds.
Groups work on the costumes, the dancing and the music all year, working in "shacks" around the island that might be simple backyard cottages.
No matter what the temperature, the marchers wear these heavy, hot costumes for hours. The parade starts at 2 a.m. and lasts into midday the next day.
And as soon as one festival is done, the group – that may include hundreds of people – start working on their theme and their costume design for the next year with entire families involved.
Families, of course, are central to Bahamian life and culture. Longtime local Romeo Farrington says it's important for tourists to see more than Nassau's famous Straw Market or Atlantis' waterslides. "Too many people never leave the resort while they are here," he said.
They are missing a lot, including the chance to be hosted by locals via the free People-To-People experience. The Abaco Beach Resort has taken the concept a step further, enlisting local kids to join young hotel guests for supervised activities that stress Bahamian culture.
Bahamians always want to share their culture with visitors, says Nash Ferguson, and visitors should join the fun, she said.


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Posted on 04/04/2006 10:33:28 AM PDT by Peach
Post your observations here.
Richard Miniter was on FNC and said that even if an employee is caught on videotape stealing from their employers, they cannot be fired.
The supposed grievance of the French rioters is hardly relevant. This is simply a rage against authority from an apostate, post-Christian society whose new god is the state which is supposed to feed the insatiable sense of entitlement now ubiquitous in much of western Europe.
The next step in such societal decay is usually increased anarchy followed by the emergence of some despot or demigod who promises to satisfy all the wants and needs of the disatisfied, provided they embrace his twisted ideology.
Well that IS disappointing. I thought surely I'd return to find a few fires or something. Even in rioting, the French are lazy.
Is there where frogs' legs come from?
Darwin Award winner 2006.
Why would the foreign press in Paris want to travel to dreary old Lyon or Clermont-Ferrand?
I mean: "Is this where frogs' legs come from?"
Glad to hear they were. Those pictures would go a long way towards reminding protesters what's waiting for them.
Protestors in Lille, northern France, Tuesday April 4, 2006 burn dustbins following a students' demonstration against the French government's new labor law. Police said at least 1 million people poured into the streets across France on Tuesday and youths clashed with riot officers in the latest protests against the government's new jobs law. (AP Photo/Michel Spingler)
So it's more or less petered out huh? Wonder if they're planning another round next Tuesday.
You changed your screen name!
Good job. Do you still get my pings?
There are other places for satire than Scrappleface.
IOW, it's not true.
Great idea there, Jacques, burning vinyl. LOL
Breathe deeply!
Actually, it was along the route from the Place de la Republique to the Place d'Italie, so 3rd, 4th, 5th, down to 13th. The city is not all aflame, this is in pretty avoidable areas. It is as if the post-Rodney King riots were extrapolated to mean the US was a no-go zone. That said, there are some very violent "casseurs" coming in from the suburban ghettos to capitalize on the chaos. They have nothing better to do because literally 50% of them are unemployed. The strict French labor laws essentially keep them on the dole, where idle hands are the devil's playground...
This has been a bizarro year. First you see deadly riots, the recall of ambassadors, and massive boycotts over cartoons in a rinky dink newspaper half a world away. Then you see scores of young folks rioting over the idea that an employer would actually have the right to pick who he chooses to employ. If I didn't know better i'd swear I was reading the Onion.
In the south of the capital, dozens of trouble-makers hurled paving stones and bottles at riot police, who fired tear gas. At least nine police officers were slightly injured.
More serious incidents broke out in Lille, in the north, where hundreds of youths hurled missiles at the riot police, smashed shop windows and vandalised cars, although the situation was calmer by around 8:00 pm (1800 GMT).
A female television reporter was assaulted while filming the violence and a young man suffered burn injuries from the shell of a tear gas grenade.
Police in Rennes, in the northwest, also fired tear gas at protestors after they were targeted with bottles and stones as youths set garbage cans on fire and smashed bus shelters and windows.
Firefighters said they had evacuated at least three people, including one hit with a rubber bullet.
In the northern city of Caen, a photographer was injured in clashes between police and demonstrators who had set up a roadblock on the ring road.
I feel like I'm being left out of all the excitement.
I was in the 4th and 5th on foot this evening..nothing. Nothing as far as the could see from just east of the Notre-Dame to the south. It was much more isolated then anyone imagines.
FYI, some stories and analysis of:
Last week in Paris. Evil Muslim punks abusing stupid French protestors in broad daylight. Like wolves, they would just get a protestor separated from the herd and then move in swiftly for the attack.
40 posted on 04/01/2006 9:12:42 PM PST by LikeLight
Classic !
It was only in the 4th and 5th during the protest march... it's certainly not in most areas, you're right. You might want to avoid the area around the Sorbonne, though... not far off the Latin Quarter. The CRS (the serious cops) are not in the mood to play games. :-) Enjoy your visit! Hope you took advantage of the sales last week!
Looks like lotsa muzzies.
Nah..religion of piece and all that.
I'm not certain, he 'got it' but I think he did...lol.
I got it. ;oP
That'll show those dustbins, a repressive symbol of something-or-other.
P But, can they be shot?
Ah, Normandy, we LOVED Normandy. The people there seemed to love the Americans, remember being occupied and our soldiers there. It is clean, small, wonderful WW2 history. Have a great time.
Thanks bboop.
I just don't get it! Why are they behaving this way? There is really only one answer and that is that they are a bunch of idiots. It almost reminds me of those other Idiots, those "hooded youths." The horse is out of the barn. I hope you have been to France because France as we knew it, even as rude as it was, is now a cesspool.
The governments. Prior to the new law, an employer would actually have to have an employee on video stealing in order to fire him (not just because of bankruptcy).
Because of the extreme difficulty in firing bad employees, business owners have been reluctant to hire anyone at all, even to expand a business because they never know who they might get stuck with.
My information comes from a co-worker who is French (now a US citizen), who used to own a business in France. He left the country because of laws like that. He also got tired of the French government letting every third world turd into the country.
The new law will actually reduce unemployment because business owners will be able to fire non-performing workers during those first two years. Businesses will not be so hesitant to expand the workforce. French socialist will have to get out of bed before noon if they want to keep their jobs.
Thank you for the information!
No, actually Mr. Semmens confirmed that it is a parody.
"ROFL! I'll open some wine but does it HAVE to be French wine :-)"
Actually if you read the label on the bottle of wine, there is another good laugh.
So any Ny, Ca, Or, Wa, Aussie or Chileian wine will do!
de rien.
Great job, Dead!
I'm still laughing...
I doubt it.
You know why? The illegal Mexicans are willing to work. And most of 'em work hard - much harder, in fact, than typical American lardasses. In France, it is the French citizens, for the most part, who are rioting: Lazy-ass dependents on the cradle-to-grave welfare state.
"caught on videotape stealing from their employers, they cannot be fired"
Sounds like the place my husband works. The Union fights to keep people that were caught stealing from being fired. And yes, on videotape. True story.
I'm glad to see that Janeane Garafalo is staying busy.
Ironically, six months ago Muslim immigrants rioted because of massive unemployment in France. Now the French politicians are doing something about it and white French people are rioting.
This is a case study in the basic economic truth that "progressive" laws that "protect" workers - like lifetime job protection - are really about protecting white workers from competition with minorities and immigrants.
Of course. It's also a product of the concerted, organized attack on American manhood over the past 40 years.
The attack has been on our boys. Using primarily the public education system, and Hollywood, the majority of modern American boys will never grow up to be traditional American men.
For socialism to prevail new American men can never believe in the ideas of honor, dignity and "rugged individualism". The "new American man" is a metrosexual, effiminate, childlike, dependent, lacking Protestant values and believes in the new doctrine of "sacrificing self for the larger good of the state".
"Rugged individualism" and Protestantism are toxic to socialism. Those are the values which prevented socialism from taking greater hold in the 1930's. They have been targeted for destruction since the end of WWII.
The are having success. Never has Protestantism been so weak in effecting American culture and politics. Never have American men been so effeminate and unwilling to fight for principle.
You nailed it.
Nicely put. Union rules tend to have a similar effect in that they make things great for a relatively small number of workers, while making them worse for much larger numbers of others.
LOL. That guy from New Orleans just can't keep out of trouble!
Diaper heads, they have manure for brains. I wish Chirac the courage to rid these punks and export their ass to Syria or someplace that needs barn cleaning folk. Chirac, talk to Australia about being true to your country. Love it or get the hell out! Its time for Chirac to show some Tough Love!
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What people want to see in the next Apple iPhone
0. phoneArena 03 Apr 2013, 15:30 posted on
People want to see the next iteration of the Apple iPhone offer a screen as large as the 5 inch glass on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S4 according to people surveyed by USAToday; other features requested include wireless charging, a home-screen based weather widget, and a fingerprint scanner that would eliminate the need for passwords...
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1. the_s2 (Posts: 239; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
iOS 7 with a very urgent updated UI. Not to mention, a proper file management system (which is never gonna happen.)
26. bojan (Posts: 188; Member since: 06 Oct 2012)
5 inch screen not tall screen.
161. PhenomFaz (Posts: 1236; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
Forget what features we what NEW features we want to see in an iPhone...We want to see a NEW iPhone itself!
110. ScottSchneider (Posts: 334; Member since: 06 Dec 2011)
What ever changes we require is not going to be coming in the next iPhone... It will always be the same old UI and the same old screen and the same old logo at the back...
This doesnt change anything...
136. maier9900 (Posts: 272; Member since: 17 Dec 2011)
"same old logo" -- ofcourse is gonna have the logo, what devices on this earth don't have their companies logos?...
128. martinlosha (unregistered)
Dude educate yourself, PLEASE....
There is a proper file manager for ios and all you have to do is spend 2 minutes of your time and jailbreak your device
Is called iFile.
You can also install widgets from Cydia and there are many options to customise your device.
You've never seen a Jailbroken ipad?
129. Abbath (Posts: 99; Member since: 16 Sep 2012)
well u dont need to sh*t on an android for just a proper file manager and widgets lol..u just have to turn the phone on and you have it
134. martinlosha (unregistered)
Yes but with jail breaking you can make your ipad work like an android device.
One way another ( with jailbreaking ) an ipad can pretty much have all the benefits of android.
But how exactly are you gonna play (lets say infinity blade or walking dead ) on your android device if the app simply doesn't exist?
138. maier9900 (Posts: 272; Member since: 17 Dec 2011)
Jailbreaking an ipad giives you way more power and features over any android devices rooted or non rooted at any time.
137. maier9900 (Posts: 272; Member since: 17 Dec 2011)
Maybe not... but you'll always jailbreak (root) your android devices for many more features just as we do with ios devices.
130. anywherehome (Posts: 971; Member since: 13 Dec 2011)
exactly, don't expect from iFeaturephone = iConboard to serve any significant innovation....
1) no copy a file
2) no open any file in any app
3) just iCons from 1990
2. howardbarrett (Posts: 45; Member since: 11 Jan 2013)
bigger battery
21. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
one more row of apps i mean 7th row it makes iO7 with 7th row perfect......!!!
60. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
yep bro......Lol
120. GadgetsMcGoo (Posts: 168; Member since: 15 Mar 2013)
How about a removable battery.
131. anywherehome (Posts: 971; Member since: 13 Dec 2011)
won't be much better....better to buy a real smartphone where you can easily swap batteries ;)
143. Jack1192 (Posts: 35; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
who the hell in his right mind would thumb this comment down?
3. Kreft (Posts: 84; Member since: 27 Dec 2012)
It to use android.
4. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
why would anyone want that? if someone wants android they have alot to choose from already
9. NokiaFTW (Posts: 2071; Member since: 24 Oct 2012)
then theres no point of calling it an iPhone !
133. anywherehome (Posts: 971; Member since: 13 Dec 2011)
exactly, iPhone nowdays means outdated, boring, dumb phone with just iCons :)
148. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
no only your comment is dumb
there are people using the iphone who are so much smarter then you, its there choice kid. while you try hard to hate there just getting on with life not caring what petty crap you can come up with
151. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Why you going off topic for? So what if there smart! The point here he is talking about a same booooooooring ap laucher that has never changed for 5 years!
No need for your trash talk,
Answer his question!
If its there choice its time to show tell them and migrate them from a prison os to Linux!
Linux users are much smarter and are prestiged and work with Government cia fbi for totall security! They don't use scrap ios™
154. anywherehome (Posts: 971; Member since: 13 Dec 2011)
Of course, there is much more smarter people than me doing stupidities :-)
12. darkkjedii (Posts: 21211; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Pretty lame comment dude
122. kozza3 (Posts: 697; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)
i thought it was funny...
18. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
That phone already exists,its called the goophone 5.
I Had customer in with one recently,looked exactly like an iphone 5 but was kitted out with at the time ics.
25. bojan (Posts: 188; Member since: 06 Oct 2012)
agree to have bootcamp and run andriod and windows
142. maier9900 (Posts: 272; Member since: 17 Dec 2011)
Why use android when android has apps in space that dont support a lot of devices including new devices yet to be released.
I had a samsung gs 3 and everything was fine until a week later when i wanted to install an app, you know what it said? nothing!!! couldn't find it, not supported on the gs3 but supported on other phones like my roommates htc one s. When i went to the desktop version of google play, it said... "not supported on your device" or "your device is not compatible"..
You don't think is BS to pay for such expensive items just to find out the apps you want don't work on your $700 android device? right, trust me, a lot of ios users had android devices and experienced the same problem, fact.
And a lot of users still like android better than ios, but android is way too far behind when it comes to customer satisfaction, OS smoothness, App compatibility and many more... Period.
5. ˇಠ_ಠˇ (Posts: 40; Member since: 29 Aug 2012)
Bigger screen (At least 4.5 inches with 720p - 1080p resolution)
Bigger battery
Novel design
Better, more flexible UI
Not have one gimmicky feature that everyone buys it for
I know that with the 5s they will probably just update the software and keep the design the same though...
6. RapidCat (Posts: 351; Member since: 12 Jun 2012)
every hopes and everything you wants not gonna happen this year.
just wait maybe next year
15. techguy22 (Posts: 227; Member since: 09 Aug 2012)
try next 20 years. apple will add new things when they find a way to steal your money.
7. tedkord (Posts: 11629; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
So basically, they want Apple to continue becoming Android.
10. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
no as a company cant become an os
72. ZeroCide (Posts: 773; Member since: 09 Jan 2013)
NOOOOO!!! If apple became android it would ruin android.
8. plary122 (Posts: 33; Member since: 11 Apr 2012)
u forget nfc, better camera and different colors
13. feres13 (Posts: 306; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
Honestly, i want the Next iPhone to be a Nexus. I think that Apple has the hardware, but i prefer using Android in almost every way. Right now i'm having an iPhone 5 and a Nexus 4, and i just don't use my Nexus 4 that often because of the lack of LTE, the limited storage (if google wants me to use the cloud then they should atleast give me access to google fiber), average camera and terrible low light capabilities ( the iP5's camera is unbeatable, even people in PA voted for it), terrible speakers, and bad battery life, not to mention a slightly dull and washed out display when compared to the iP5, and my Nexus 4 heats and once it does performance in games becomes really laggy. i've been able to fix some of the problems of iOS with jailbreak, but i still wish my iPhone 5 would run Android 4.2.2, as much as i wish my Nexus 4 had better hardware
14. rayman173 (Posts: 61; Member since: 21 Nov 2011)
A bigger screen is a must.Widgets would be nice as well as a customizable lockscreen, they also need to loosen up their ecosystem less restrictions on the system may win me over.........but maybe not
16. Jurdiales (Posts: 133; Member since: 10 Oct 2012)
Apple knows how to make phones, with just 1 model per year, it has a great sucess, no one can deny it, but it need to change their UI and be more... user-friendly? Too much people complains about iOS because its not like Android, and guess what? It's not Android, I don't even think that Apple in some future develops iOS to be more developer friendly, but anyway... I like their designs, the problem is that is the same design from almost 7 years ago, just updated to this times, they need more variety, its boring to have more of the same, i'm an android user, and i don't like iOS because is not flexible as an UI, but at least it works as expected...
17. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
They want too see same sise screen same ui same rectangle design & the same processor
19. darkkjedii (Posts: 21211; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Bigger screen, more ram, new UI, new design. iOS as it sits has gotten stale, and has even had its share of bugs which caused the "it just works" to lose its luster. Android became more iOS like where it needed to most ( more smoothness with project butter, and less buggy laggy, and glitchy)... iOS has become what android was a couple years ago (less smooth, more laggy buggy, and glitchy). Shock us apple, with all the money in your stash we all know what you're capable of, just do it.
150. androiddownsouth (Posts: 598; Member since: 02 May 2012)
True statement dark. Only thing I can think of for the thumbs down are the people that will thumb you down for anything you say lol.
20. bvalde09 (Posts: 181; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
I think we former Apple Iphone users has seen this before over the past years since 2006 when the iphone came out . The only way Im going back to iphone if they bring something like the Note 2. Great Screen. OUTSTANDING BATTERY LIFE . Some customization will be appreciated. Otherwise I will keep myself away unless I see something really different. Android seems to be one step ahead Apple
22. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
ifans will want the iphone to have alot of changes,then it'll end up being the exact same phone again and they will cry with happiness and say its what they always wanted.
23. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
just like the s4, same thing happened and im sure many will be unhappy me pointing that out, right now though theres more rabid samsung fans then apple fans left on here
proof is in the comments
28. darkkjedii (Posts: 21211; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Your comment is very true. The s4 is a great device, but it is an incremental upgrade. I buying one cuz it's a great device, andro never speaks about the s4 being incremental though.
35. Lboogey6 (Posts: 281; Member since: 31 Jan 2012)
what would have made it much better thought?? they actually added quite a bit a new features and capabilities over the previous model where as apple literally just gave a you a bigger screen...
37. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
no your failing...no your dodging the point that all the android users and fans said unless samsung do a redesign and ditch the plastic they wont be interested and ta dar the new plastic similar designed s4 appears and they all say its what they wanted and samsung did it all perfect etc
both phones are incremental updates and hardly offer much for someone with a iphone 4s or samsung s3 to upgrade.....dont boast about specs as at this point in day to day usage you wont notice a major difference
40. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
I don't care for the plastic on the S4. Why? I always wrap my phones in Otterbox, even when I had the HTC Sensation 4G. I'll take protection over beauty.
43. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
your missing the point, many said unless samsung move away from there cheap plastic they will not entertain the thought of getting it yet when the s4 was shown to be made of said plastic suddenly it was perfect and as you said they came up with the theory that putting a case on it means its fine........then when iphone users said they use a case they got slated saying they shouldnt need a case
double standards at its best and no im not saying the s4 is bad before all the android rabbits go all defence but it is a device thats got a similar story to the iphone 5. plus fanboys love the like just wait for the sales the s4 will win when someone mentions the HTC one or xperia ....this is the same line apple fans used to get attacked for using
49. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
If I had an iPhone, no matter what model, I will put a case on it. I don't care what anyone else says or thinks about it. It's my phone, not theirs.
And double standard? Look at the many HTC and Nokia handsets that have cases on them. Just because people on the site don't put a case on a phone with a great design doesn't mean other people will. You missed MY point. The average Joe will buy a case for their phone, whether it's an iPhone or the HTC One.
115. darkkjedii (Posts: 21211; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Both of my phones have cases on them. +1 Smurf
109. jromy (Posts: 114; Member since: 26 Feb 2013)
76. lyndon420 (Posts: 4372; Member since: 11 Jul 2012)
Well said. How many people buy based on pretty? It's like buying a car and only caring for the color.
54. MartyK (Posts: 816; Member since: 11 Apr 2012)
No you fail, you see we already have several Androids device to choose from..from your so call plastic(S4) to full aluminum body (One) even added the glassy(Nexus 4) phone (Sony and the original iPhone-LG).
So really the choice is up to the android user taste,
What says you iPhoners?
57. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
what are you replying to?
have you literally just replied in defense and taken my comment out of context to try and take a dig that the ios doesnt come on loads of devices?
plus you can narrow android users choice down pretty easy as most on here wont samsung as its samsung, or nexus for the stock experience. general public will choose any of the great android devices available.
but i dont see your point in any way
79. willard12 (Posts: 1677; Member since: 04 Jul 2012)
So you haven't seen any android users comment that they were getting the HTC One instead, really?
83. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
This is so true. Wish I can give you two thumbs up.


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A person said to be the main suspect of the Museum burglary has been arrested by a special team from the CID today (27th) morning.
The person arrested has been working as a mason in a hotel in Negombo.
The police say he had been involved in several other thefts.


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Wednesday, April 19, 2006
Pondering Life's Big Questions
First Big Question: How can I properly applaud Ace's dismissal from American Idol when Paris was in the bottom three this week? Do the voters value perky breasts over talent?
Second Big Question: Do I know anybody in Kentucky? Because I'm going to be there in October and it would be really cool if someone wanted to buy me shots.
Third Big Question: Have you heard Jesu's Silver yet? Because it is tremendous. It's atmospheric and vast, but with a kind of biting edge--sort of what Brian Eno would sound like if he poured acid on the master tapes. Or something like that. Justin Broadrick is an amazing talent.
Fourth Big Question: Will the Nuggets be able to capitalize on their best season since I was in high school? Somehow I doubt it, but it's nice to see them back in the mix.
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Throughout the academic year, students can take advantage of Leysin's ideal location in the heart of Europe to visit our neighbors in France, Italy and Germany, as well as the many historic cities in Switzerland. Paris, Milan and Zurich are all around three hours away by train. Only in Switzerland, with its reliable transport networks and modern infrastructure, is this possible.
Leysin American School organizes such visits several times each semester for students and staff, but students may also travel independently if parents provide permission.
Regular School-sponsored Excursions
Formal study trips are part of the curriculum. Although students are expected to pursue academic tasks on these visits and complete reports and projects, the trips are a highlight of many courses.
September Weekend
Faculty family trips are generally within Switzerland and often involve sports and team-building activities. The group of international students and staff become a student's family in Leysin.
Swiss Culturals (October)
Students in grades 9, 10 and 11 visit cultural centers of their host country, Switzerland. They enjoy the sights and sounds of beautiful historic locations—such as Basel, Berne, Geneva, Lucerne and Lugano—and see why Switzerland is so popular with tourists.
Italian Culturals (October)
Senior and postgraduate students visit Florence, Rome or Venice as part of their Theory of Knowledge class. These destinations are world famous for their art, architecture and the "dolce vita" that LAS students experience on these trips.
European Culturals (May)
Students choose which European cities they want to visit, including Barcelona, London, Paris, Venice, Istanbul, Vienna, Munich, Prague, St. Petersburg or others. Can you think of a better way to finish the academic year?
Through the Swiss chapter of Habitat for Humanity, students may choose to participate in community service in countries such as Romania, Nepal or Malawi to assist the less fortunate.


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LYSANDER, N.Y. - Onondaga County officials are still advising swimmers, boaters and fishermen to stay out of the Seneca River near the Belgium Pump Station, at 8445 River Road in Lysander.
An 18-inch sanitary sewer pipe broke about 10 feet underground sometime before 8 a.m. Saturday, leaking about 100,000 gallons of unsanitary material into the river, said Tom Rhoads, commissioner of Onondaga County's Water Environment Protection department.
The pipe is about 50 feet from the river, he said.
The county is working to install a bypass valve to divert the waste to another pipe. The valve is expected to arrive today and Rhoads said he hopes it will be installed Tuesday.
In the meantime, seven trucks are vacuuming the water and trucking it up the hill to the Baldwinsville Wastewater Treatment Plant, he said.
The trucks are moving around the clock and Rhoads asked motorists to be patient and use an alternate route, if possible.
Rhoads said trucks are keeping up with the flow today, but had a difficult time capturing all of the waste in Sunday's heavy rain.
He said the waste is typical household sanitary sewer waste from the Radisson area. He said no businesses have been affected.
The pipe was built in 1984 and is separate from the storm water pipes, he said.
The repair is expected to cost as much as $200,000, he said.


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Investors seem to be more confident after European leaders took steps during the weekend to prevent their debt crisis from undermining the euro.
"It could very well be that the storm has been weathered," said Tim Condon, head of Asia research for ING in Singapore.
Markets around the world plummeted last week.
Many have been worried that Greece's debt problems will continue, and undermine a global economic recovery. As a result, 16 European countries and the International Monetary Fund have agreed to a $1 trillion plan to rescue European nations under heavy debt.
The U.S. Federal Reserve also joined in and said it will also loans overseas.
U.S. markets bounced back on Monday after major declines last week.
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Jim Carrington,
Genome Research and Biocomputing
When Jim Carrington graduated from the University of California, Berkeley in 1986, he could not have gotten a job in his current field of research. It didn't exist. The idea that cells routinely silence genes, their own and those of viruses and other invaders, was unknown. Since then, molecular biologists in Carrington's lab and elsewhere have discovered a powerful natural mechanism of gene regulation. They have helped to launch a growing global research enterprise in what is known as "RNA silencing."
This mechanism is used by plants and animals to control their genes and defend against viruses, Carrington explains. If the silencing is disabled or knocked out, the functions of thousands of genes become disorganized, and organs and specific cell types do not form properly. And in plants, the silencing mechanism is a front–line defense against destructive viruses. The research has already provided new tools to spur medical science and to inhibit infectious viruses in plants and animals.
After receiving his Ph.D., Carrington specialized in viral genetics, but a series of discoveries about how plants respond to viruses led him to shift his attention to plants. "We made a very conscious decision over time, very painful in many ways, of shutting down things we knew how to do, and starting up things we didn't know how to do," he says.
It wasn't the first time that he had followed his instincts. He grew up in Southern California in a family of blue–collar photographers. His grandfather did wedding and personal portraits. His dad documented events for an aerospace corporation, and his uncle shot news photos for the Torrance Daily Breeze. So in high school, when the guidance counselor asked Jim and his mom about what academic program he would follow, she answered "vocational." But Jim had other plans and told them that he was heading down the college–prep track.
Carrington was the first in his family to go to college. And he credits much of his success to chance: his decision to follow a high school friend to study biology at the University of California, Riverside; the intervention of his mother's pastor so he could attend a public university with a strong science program; a stint in a college lab that came after he turned down a job interview in a pizza restaurant.
Fortunately, the odds favored science. With active grants from the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health and U.S. Department of Agriculture (currently totaling over $3 million), Carrington and his research team are teasing out the molecular details of RNA silencing. They contribute to a field whose most prominent scientists, Craig Mello and Andrew Fire, received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2006.
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Undergraduate students in Carrington's lab also get a chance to explore those questions. They help to find the nuggets in massive gene datasets, sometimes ending up as lead authors on papers that help propel their careers. "Their scientific contributions are invaluable," says Carrington. "I have a soft spot in my heart for undergraduates who are committed to learning and working hard."
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When the roof of your mouth is shredded from eating food that is crispy or porous like some breakfast cereals.
I have Cap'n Crunch mouth from breakfast and the roof of my mouth needs time to recover.
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When the roof of your mouth gets all torn up after eating Cap'n Crunch or some other rough food.
I get Cap'n Crunch mouth after eating 2 bowls of that friggin cereal!
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