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reCollections: Journal of the National Museum of Australia is an independent, peer-reviewed academic journal, published online and in print twice a year. The aim of the journal is to promote research into, and stimulate awareness and discussion of, issues relating to museums and collections. Articles relate specifically to Australia and the Asia-Pacific region, or confront issues that are broadly relevant to museums or material history.
The editors welcome contributions relating to the role of museums in society, museum practice, and the history, collection, interpretation and display of museum collections.
In Vol. 2 No. 2 of reCollections: Journal of the National Museum of Australia:
1. Alexandra Sauvage explores the origins and historical context of Paris's new ethnological museum, the Musée de quai Branly
2. Geoffrey Gray focuses on shifts in perceived ownership of the Sydney University ethnographic collection
3. Belinda Nemec traces Percy Grainger's quest for immortality through the endowment of his museum at the University of Melbourne, and
4. Ian McShane analyses aspects of the National Museum of Australia's institutional history in the context of wider developments in cultural and heritage policy.
This issue also features a commentary piece by Philip Jones inspired by his work on the South Australian Museum exhibition on Afghan cameleers in Australia, and a number of reviews of recent exhibitions and museum-related books by Australian and international contributors.


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California debates how to protect transgendered inmates
California legislators are debating how to best protect transgendered inmates in the state prison system according to the Associated Press.
I'm not aware of any similar legislation in Texas, but this statement caught my attention: "Just one inmate who was born a male is housed in a California women's prison because she is the only inmate known to have undergone a sex change operation…California does not pay for inmates' sex change operations, but…the inmate was altered while serving a previous sentence in Texas."
If a Texas inmate was "altered" it wasn't in the state prison system, said Michelle Lyons, public information officer for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. "We have never financed a sex change operation, nor would we allow an inmate to finance it themselves while they're in custody," she said.
The issue has arisen in other states, most notably Massachusetts, where an inmate has been waiting for years for a court to rule on whether the prison system should pay for the surgery. Robert Kosilek went to prison for strangling his wife in 1990. Kosilek, who now goes by the name Michelle, wants to live as a woman and has argued it is cruel and unusual to deny the surgery.
The California legislation would require prison officials to take gender identity into account when placing inmates in housing because they are at greater risk of abuse. The number of transgendered inmates in California is small-332 male inmates out of 170,000 according to one estimate.
Lyons said TDCJ does not keep tally of the number of transgendered inmates. "We classify them according to their genitalia" she said, but officials take into consideration any factor, such as gender identity, that may put an inmate at risk. Vulnerable inmates are placed in "safekeeping" for their protection.
One California inmate has requested assignment to a women's prison, but according to a University of California Irvine study mentioned in the Sacramento story, the majority of such inmates who "presented themselves as women" did not want to be assigned to a women's unit because they wanted to avoid the "bickering" and "drama" they believed characterized women in prison.

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The Buffalo News invited school board candidates to provide a statement about why they are running for office.
My Husband, Michael and I have made West Seneca our hometown for the past 11 years. We specifically chose West Seneca because of the community and school system. Our son is currently in 7th grade at the middle school. Not only do I live here, I also work full time as a Paralegal for a local Attorney. I have been a member with the Western New York Paralegal Association for 24 years.
I was the PTA President and Scholastic Book Fair Chairperson at West Elementary. Currently as the Website Coordinator for West Middle and District Parent Council and still chairing the Book Fairs. I am very appreciative of the committees within the District as I participated with the selection of the last 2 Superintendents and currently serve on the 21st Century Skills, Public Relations Committee and the Meet the Candidates Night Chair and Moderator. Our District strives to put our children first and I hope my voice on these committees shows a strong parent perspective. You can find me once a month at Queen of Heaven Church working Bingo or the Carnival. I am also involved with Lukey's Legacy (Luke Gould ) which is very near and dear to my heart. We are working to raise awareness for Myocarditis.
I want to be a part of the School Board. I know I have the dedication and passion to continue to strive to make our School District the best it can be.
Please come out and place your vote. I would like your support on Tuesday, May 21st.


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Susan Tompor: Free credit scores could be helpful to consumers
Consumers who want to get their hands on a free credit score might want to look at their credit card statements.
A few credit card issuers are providing free access to credit scores for their cardholders. The change could be welcome news for consumers. In the past, some consumers signed up for "free credit scores" and later discovered they had signed up to pay a fee for credit monitoring.
Discover has rolled out free, three-digit FICO scores on monthly statements for its card members after a test run last year. Barclays is offering free FICO scores to its cardholders, too, via their online accounts but not on their credit card statements. First Bankcard is offering free scores, too.
While the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is turning up the heat on card issuers to provide more credit score information, many expect that some issuers are offering the free service as a way of being more competitive, too.
John Ulzheimer, a credit expert at CreditSesame.com, said he would expect that more card issuers will be offering access to free credit scores, not necessarily because of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's efforts. But he said free scores could be a way to hold onto good customers, build new accounts or move cardholders away from paper statements to online accounts.
"Credit reports and scores can determine the terms of people's mortgages, whether they qualify for auto loans, or if they are eligible for different credit cards," said Richard Cordray, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
If scores are readily available, he said, consumers could be better able to spot mistakes or problems with their credit report.
Federal regulators noted that fewer than 1 in 5 Americans check their credit report in any given year. Without a regular review of their credit report, consumers may not notice errors in the data or possibly identity theft.
For some consumers, the free scores can be a quick look at where they stand when it comes to borrowing. It's far better to understand one's score before trying to take on a new car loan or mortgage. Lower credit scores can lead to higher interest rates on loans.
SUSAN TOMPOR is the personal finance columnist for the Detroit Free Press. She can be reached at stompor@freepress.


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PLAINSBORO — Since founding IXP Corp. more than 20 years ago, William Metro has gone from simple entrepreneur to an overseer of emergency services communications.
Metro's achievements have earned him a semifinalist position in the Entrepreneur of the Year Awards sponsored by Ernst & Young, a multinational professional services and accounting firm.
The nomination, which was announced last week, comes a year after IXP took over dispatch operations in Lawrence, the first time such a municipal service was privatized in New Jersey.
"The Lawrence Township 911 dispatch operation has just completed a full year of operation and we have met or exceeded all contractual and client expectations," Metro said in an e-mail. "Our ultimate goal is to provide our managed dispatch services on a transaction basis thereby reducing one-time capital and long-term recurring operating costs for New Jersey communities. This creates a formula for improving services to the public and making the best use of taxpayer dollars."
In April 2013, IXP took over operation of the Lawrence police dispatch on a two-year contract worth $719,400 a year, which township officials lauded as a $1.1 million savings for taxpayers.
In addition to Lawrence, IXP also has designed, implemented and supported a single all-encompassing communications center for New York City's emergency services, according to the company.
Ernst & Young, based in London, launched the awards in 1986 and now spans 50 countries, a news release from IXP said.
The township's dispatchers were outraged when their jobs were privatized — only a few people applied for jobs with IXP — but former Police Chief Dan Posluszny called the system "a really, really big advantage for the town" in September 2013.
According to a news release from the company, Metro has overseen the growth of IXP into a national brand that aims to solve "complex emergency communications problems" for hospitals, government and private companies.
IXP has increased its workforce by nearly 100 positions in the last four years, now employing more than 140 people. Gross profits increased 22.5 percent in 2013, a news release from IXP said.
Metro said other municipalities had expressed an interest in hiring IXP to privatize various services, but were handcuffed by the state's public bidding laws.
He said the company has reached out directly to Gov. Chris Christie's office to "resolve these procurement obstacles."
Winners of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award will be announced during a ceremony in New Brunswick on June 26.
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Three days after Mike McQueary saw Jerry Sandusky molesting a boy in a shower in 2001, two top administrators at Pennsylvania State University had begun to craft a plan:
They would not notify authorities.
This apparent rush to judgment was made clear in a set of handwritten notes made public last week by the investigative team led by former FBI Director Louis Freeh.
The Penn State officials, athletic director Tim Curley and vice president Gary Schultz, came up with this approach before anyone - other than football coach Joe Paterno - had talked to McQueary about what he had seen.


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Mankind has never devised a better tool for solving the mysteries of the universe than science. However, there are some kinds of questions for which scientific problem solving is unsuited. In other words, science has limitations.
There are three primary areas for which science can't help us answer our questions. All of these have the same problem: The questions they present don't have testable answers. Since testability is so vital to the scientific process, these questions simply fall outside the venue of science.
The three areas of limitation are
So the next time someone invokes "scientific evidence" to support his or her point, sit back for a moment and consider whether they've stepped outside of these limitations.
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i guess you checked the kenel config for that (about the WD).
anyway, i think i remember there was a problem in VxWorks 6.6 with the WD, so login to windriver site and look for updates for your vxworks 6.6.
another thing is that you try to active the WD inside an interapt. this will not work unless you have enable nesting interapts. it works through console because it is surely not an interapt there...
good luck,


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|Lessien Nenmacil
"If we put the oil here," (points at V12 and V13), "Rowena and I can go east and draw them out, hopping over the oil as we come back. That way Rauno can stay where he is to light it, and we can surround them on 3 other sides with torches if they move into the junction."
|GM Blood
"If we put the oil here," (points at V12 and V13), "Rowena and I can go east and draw them out, hopping over the oil as we come back. That way Rauno can stay where he is to light it, and we can surround them on 3 other sides with torches if they move into the junction."
I assume you mean S12 and S13 (I have which way is North on the right hand side)
I updated the map showing which way Lessien and Rowena are going and where everyone else may be? I will assume Rauno is ready an action to cast burning hands as soon (or if) a swarm appears in those squares). The others will be readying torches as well?
Let me know if you want different spot or I interpreted the plan wrong. I will update tomorrow mid-morning with the results.
|Lessien Nenmacil
|Kelkzar Redjaw
|Rauno Redpath
Yes, Rauno nervously rubs his finger tips together as he waits for the swarm to be drawn around, keeping the words of the spell on his lips to unleash at, he hopes, just the right moment.
|Lessien Nenmacil
"If we all stay out of the junction, they won't be able to attack more than one of us at a time there. When we return, I guess one of us should go west, and one north."
If everyone is ready, proceed east, sneaking.
Stealth: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (2) + 8 = 10
Perception: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (10) + 5 = 15
|Trevor the Yellow
|Rowena Lordail
|GM Blood
Rowena and Lessien head down the east hallway.
The north and south walls of this large chamber taper in somewhat, and in the nook of the far eastern wall rests a wide stone basin backed by a five-foot-tall shelf. A hardened orange past spills out over the two-foot basin lip and covers much of the shelf. Thousands of tiny beetles with bright blue carapaces skitter and tunnel through the chalky substance. A keening insect chorus fills the room. A huge organic mass completely fills the room's southwest corner. Judging by the beetles spilling from within, it appears to be an enormous nest. In the middle of the swarms resides the cow of the colony, a giant beetle(six feet long).
As you approach the room the beetles to the east form up in a swarm like the one that attacked you before. Out of the nest appears a larger beetle. Both appear to be aware of you.
Round 1
Initiative Order - Rauno, Rowena, Lessien, Kelkzar, Quintus, Trevor, Beetle, Beetle Swarm
Rauno had a 26, Rowena 24, Lessien 23 and Kelkzar 21...nice!
Going with a GM decision on your actions based on your plan. If you want to do something different let me know.
Rauno with his wizard skills is ready for action and is waiting for the beetle swarm to come. Rowena and Lessien were hyper-aware of any danger and lightning quick retreated back into the hallway immediately after seeing the bugs. The large beetle notice Rowena and follows her stopping just past the oil. Rowena you get an Attack of Opporunity if you would like, put it will be past a corner giving some cover The acid beetle swarm move down the hallway, approaching the oil but haven't reached it yet.
Round 2 (Unless anyone who has delayed would like to go)
Initiative - Rauno, Kelkzar, Quintus, Trevor, Rowena, Lessien, Beetle, Beetle Swarm
Initiative Rowena Lordail 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (20) + 4 = 24
Initiative Trevor the Yellow 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (6) + 4 = 10
Initiative Rauno Redpath 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (17) + 9 = 26
Initiative Lessien Nenmacil 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (17) + 6 = 23
Initiative Kelkzar Redjaw 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (20) + 1 = 21
Initiative Quintus 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (11) + 2 = 13
Initiative Swarm 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (1) + 4 = 5
Initiative Beetle 1d20 ⇒ 11
1d4 ⇒ 3
|Quintus of Taldor
|Trevor the Yellow
|GM Blood
|Rauno Redpath
Rauno stays ready with the Burning Hands spell, waiting for the swarm to get just a little closer...
Damage when appropriate 1d4 ⇒ 4 for the spell, may be greater vs. swarm. I'm not sure if he can angle it to catch the large beetle as well without hitting PCs when it is time for it to go off. He won't risk hurting his allies if the beetle's position prevents that.
|Rowena Lordail
|Kelkzar Redjaw
Ok if I set the torch down and draw falchion in round 1 upon seeing mama show up?
Round 2
Kelkzar eyes the giant beetle and steps up to bring his falchion whistling down on its carapace.
Attack (Falchion, Destructive Smite) 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (15) + 4 = 19
Damage 2d4 + 6 + 1 ⇒ (2, 4) + 6 + 1 = 13
AC 17, touch 11, flat-footed 16. . (+6 armor, +1 Dex)
hp 13/13
Weapon Equipped Falchion +4 (2d4+6/18-20/x2)
Special Abilities Destructive Smite (4/5), Judgement (1/1), 1st Level Spells (2/2)
Effects None
|GM Blood
As the beetle moves past the oil, Rowena tries to hit the beetle, but just misses as the angle of her attack was off. Kelkzar drops his torch and draws his weapon ready to attack the lone beetle. Quintus follow Kelkzar and switch to his crossbow and starts to load it.
Rowena you missed barely because of the cover. Kelkzar and Quintus is right behind the beetle's turn this time.
Round 2
Readied actions Rauno, Trevor, Initiative Order - Rowena, Lessien, Beetle, Kelkzar, Quintus, Beetle Swarm
Rowena and Lessien are up!
|Lessien Nenmacil
|GM Blood
Creeped out by the ugly beetle and keeping an eye out for the approaching swarm, Lessien's swing is wide.
Round 2
Readied actions Rauno, Trevor, Initiative Order - Rowena, Lessien, Beetle, Kelkzar, Quintus, Beetle Swarm
Rowena is up, after the beetle. After it I'll resolve Kelkzar's posted action and it will be Quintus before the fireworks.
|Rowena Lordail
|GM Blood
Rowena kick is successful this time cracking the beetle's carapace slightly. Rowena seems to anger it as it snaps back but its feet are still covered with the oil it moved through and it slips slightly.
Bite 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (7) + 2 = 9
Damage 1d6 + 1 ⇒ (6) + 1 = 7
Kelkzar moves up and swings his falchion right where Rowena cracked its carapace slicing it in two. The beetle give a final twitch before it stops moving for good.
Will have Quintus delay
As the swarm continues forward Rauno's spell blasts the swarm and ignites the oil
2d3 ⇒ (3, 3) = 6 (Plus the 6 damage from the burning hands)
The swarm of beetles are instantly burned. Any remaining living beetles harmlessly disperse as the oil in the hallway burns for a moment more.
Combat ended.
Good job! Great tactics
|Lessien Nenmacil
|GM Blood
|Quintus of Taldor
|GM Blood
|Quintus of Taldor
|Trevor the Yellow
|Lessien Nenmacil
|GM Blood
The others come in as well and aid in the search. Trevor notice three oblong lumps covered int he orange sludge in the southeast corner. A closer examination reveals they are skeletal remains of three long dead human figures in solid red leather armor. An eight pointed star is emblazoned on each of their armor.
Knowledge Geography, nobility, or history for anyone who has it
One of the dead bodies has a moldy pouch under his leather that contains three flasks of an unknown liquid. Another of the bodies is clutching a pearl in one of its hands.
Kelkzar finds a hand in the nest the larger beetle came from. On it is a ring with a leaf pattern emblazoned aound the edge of it.
Perception Rowena Lordail 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (5) + 7 = 12
Perception Trevor the Yellow 1d20 + 0 ⇒ (17) + 0 = 17
Perception Rauno Redpath 1d20 + 0 ⇒ (12) + 0 = 12
Perception Kelkzar Redjaw 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (16) + 6 = 22
Perception Quintus 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (9) + 2 = 11
|Lessien Nenmacil
Lessien examines the three flasks, attempting to discover their nature.
Alchemist can use craft(alchemy) as if using detect magic on potions.
Flask 1: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (9) + 7 = 16
Flask 2: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (3) + 7 = 10
Flask 3: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (10) + 7 = 17
If knowledge(nature) does anything for the ring: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (18) + 7 = 25
|GM Blood
|Rauno Redpath
Knowledge Geography 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (5) + 9 = 14
Knowledge History 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (4) + 9 = 13
I guess unless it is pretty obvious, those rolls probably won't do it.
|GM Blood
|Quintus of Taldor
|Rauno Redpath
Spellcraft on ring 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (11) + 9 = 20.
And Rauno will use Detect Magic to examine the remains, their other belongings and the nest area in general.
|GM Blood
|Rauno Redpath
Rauno says to the others I am confident that this ring is enchanted, empowered with the ability to make the wearer fall safely and unharmed from any height. A powerful token, indeed!
When we are ready to leave this place, we can decide who will take it into their position permanently. For now, why don't we have one wear it who leads the way in this place as a guard against any sort of pit trap?
|Lessien Nenmacil
|Quintus of Taldor
|Trevor the Yellow
"Thanks! So those guys were Pathfinders? Were they after something in particular or just practicing the local sport of grave robbin?"
Trevor belches from the caustic smell and starts to head back out of the room.
|Lessien Nenmacil
|Lessien Nenmacil
"Does anyone know where the closest pathfinder lodge is? I have heard that they sometimes pay well for information about lost teams. While I don't want this place crawling with pathfinders until we find out why we've been sent here, at some point we might want to tell them what happened to their team."
|Rowena Lordail
|GM Blood
|Kelkzar Redjaw
"Yes Rowena. I was thinking you or Lessien were best for the ring. Thank you for the potion." He tucks it away. "As for the Pathfinders, the man I spoke with at breakfast yesterday, Fester Trollump mentioned that a group of Pathfinders was at Lazare's. He said they were exploring the old cairns and knew of at least one with a hidden chamber. I agree with Lessien. We should say nothing now, but we can return the body when we find what Ragathiel is directing us to here."
He looks to the west and the stairs, "I'd suggest we look west before taking the stairs, agreed?"
|Quintus of Taldor
|Lessien Nenmacil
|Rauno Redpath
Rauno smiles as the others take the potions and rings, recognizing that his best chance of his surviving this is everyone surviving.
West it is. He brings his crossbow back up to the ready, and pauses for the others to take the lead.
|GM Blood
Eight man-sized stone slabs, about four feet off the ground, are arranged in two rows in this large room. A long-dead corpse, possibly a human, lays sprawled out upon one of these slabs, his red leather armor the only hint of color in the otherwise drab room. The north and south walls taper in somewhat, and the short west wall abuts a small stone stage. The red clay statue of a powerfully built warrior wielding a cylinder-headed great-club stands tall upon the stage, its eyes surveying the room. A giant beetle stumbles about between two of the room's large slabs.
Round 1
Initiative Order - Rowena, Lessien, Beetle, Kelkzar, Rauno, Trevor, Quintus
Note that the slabs while not on the map are there in various places in the room and while they don't prevent movement, will prevent a charge
Perception Rowena Lordail 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (16) + 7 = 23
Perception Trevor the Yellow 1d20 + 0 ⇒ (15) + 0 = 15
Perception Rauno Redpath 1d20 + 0 ⇒ (10) + 0 = 10
Perception Lessien Nenmacil 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (15) + 5 = 20
Perception Kelkzar Redjaw 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (2) + 6 = 8
Perception Quintus 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (17) + 2 = 19
Initiative Rowena Lordail 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (14) + 4 = 18
Initiative Trevor the Yellow 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (7) + 4 = 11
Initiative Rauno Redpath 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (2) + 9 = 11
Initiative Lessien Nenmacil 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (11) + 6 = 17
Initiative Kelkzar Redjaw 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (11) + 1 = 12
Initiative Quintus 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (8) + 2 = 10
Initiative Beetle 1d20 ⇒ 15
|Rowena Lordail
Rowena will stay put for the moment, keeping an eye on the rear for any more beetles, especially any coming up those stairs.
Ready an attack for something coming in range:
Attack: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (1) + 1 = 2
Damage: 1d6 + 1 ⇒ (5) + 1 = 6
What ever comes at her better watch out! She seems to be suffering from the same condition as the wobbly beetle.
|GM Blood


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In a letter signed by 30 female prisoners, the inmates pleaded for the chaplains to continue their work. "Our chapel classes and chaplains are vital in our recovery and rehabilitation of sin and bad choices," the letter read.
Faith-based prison ministries echo the prisoners concerns.
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America's middle class became poorer and more economically insecure during the Great Recession, as household wealth concentrated in the hands of the rich, according to new Federal Reserve data about the recession and its aftermath. The latest Survey of Consumer Finance data covering the years 2007 to 2010 are yet another reminder that addressing the economic insecurity of the nation's middle class must be the top priority for policymakers.
In the following chart we depict the rising financial insecurity of the American household in two ways: the share of nonretiree households 25 years old and older with no or negative wealth, and the share of these households with an emergency fund (commonly defined as nonretirement financial assets, equal to more than three months of their income).
The percentage of families with no or negative wealth rose to 32.5 percent in 2010—up from 19.2 percent in 2007. Likewise, the share of these households without sufficient emergency funds dropped to 32.4 percent in 2010, down from 37.5 percent in 2007. On both measures, household financial insecurity was the highest in 2010—higher than any other period since 1989, the first year for which consistent data exist.[1]
Meanwhile, as the chart also shows, wealth became more concentrated at the highest income brackets from 2007 to 2010. The share of wealth owned by the top 5 percent of households grew to 62.6 percent in 2010, up from an already very high 61.9 percent in 2007—again making 2010 the largest share on record, dating back to 1989.
So what do these data tell us? They tell us that middle-class families experienced rising economic insecurity, not only because of falling incomes during and after the recession but also because of disappearing household wealth.
Earlier this month the Center for American Progress released a compendium of 35 policies that would revitalize America's middle class, which would in turn boost the country's economic recovery and security, and would ensure that it is broadly shared among all Americans.
Among these policies are immediate ways for policymakers to help middle-class families build wealth more quickly by offering lower-cost savings options, lower mortgage payments, reduced college costs, and other ideas. The sooner policymakers can enact such policies, the more quickly American families will regain their economic security.
Christian E. Weller is a Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress.
[1] The Federal Reserve's Survey of Consumer Finances is published every three years, and consistent data are available since 1989.
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Macquarie to Shut Singapore Infrastructure Fund on Outlook
Macquarie Group Ltd. (MQG) plans to shut its Singapore-listed infrastructure fund after selling assets including a port and highway in China because it doesn't expect its share price to reflect the value of its holdings.
Macquarie International Infrastructure Fund (MIIF) will distribute excess cash as a special dividend and divest three assets following a review by its adviser CIMB Group Holdings Bhd. (CIMB) The fund has about S$60 million ($49 million) in cash, according to Chairman Chiang Meng Heng.
"We were looking at narrowing the discount," Heng said in an interview in Singapore yesterday. "It will be very, very difficult to close the gap between the share price and the net asset value given current market circumstances, so we decided to return money back to shareholders."
Australia's biggest investment bank decided to shut the fund, which started in 2005, after it couldn't find good assets in Asia or means to boost its share price, he said. Macquarie tried to add new Asia-based investments to increase the fund size and bought back shares to lift its stock value, he said.
The closed-end fund's shares jumped 1.6 percent to 63.5 Singapore cents at the close in Singapore, extending yesterday's 5.9 percent advance and the highest since Sept. 15, 2008. The stock is still trading at an 11 percent discount to its net asset value as of June, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The half-year dividend is usually paid in February and the special payout could also be made at the same time, Heng said, declining to give a specific date for the distribution.
'Positive Move'
The Macquarie fund typically buys majority or substantial interests in infrastructure businesses that allow it to gain influence or control over them.
"It's a positive move as investors should now get the net asset value or a premium to NAV," Sandy Mehta, chief executive officer of Value Investment Principals Ltd., said in a phone interview yesterday. "With the regular and special dividend, the payout should be between 6 cents and 8 cents."
The asset sales could result in a payout of between 75 cents and 80 cents, he estimated. Mehta bought the Macquarie fund's units this year, he said.
Macquarie International Infrastructure has four assets, of which Miaoli Wind, a Taiwanese wind farm, has no value on its books, according to its website. The other holdings include a 38 percent stake in Changshu Xinghua Port, a cargo port in eastern China, an 81 percent stake in Hua Nan Expressway and a 47.5 percent interest in Taiwan Broadband Communications, one of the island's largest cable-television infrastructure owners.
Orderly Sale
"We are not looking to sell the three assets at a fire-sale price," Heng said. "The assets are good assets, we will divest in an orderly manner to realize maximum value and don't have a time line. We will sell when the price is right."
The fund's top investors include Asset Value Investors Ltd., Macquarie Infrastructure Management Asia Ltd., LIM Advisors Ltd. and Metage Capital Management, it said in a response to queries.
LIM Advisors, a $1.6 billion hedge fund based in Hong Kong, and London-based Metage Capital, had been rallying support of other stakeholders to push for changes they want to help improve shareholder return.
Macquarie International Infrastructure traded 24 percent lower than its published net asset value on Sept. 30, the two managers said in a joint letter to other shareholders on Nov. 22. The two investors also appealed for the fund's management to hire an independent financial adviser, a proposal that was adopted by the board.
"Since the end of 2007, the fund has continually traded at an unacceptable discount to net asset value," the portfolio managers said in their letter last month. "All shareholders are penalized for entrusting their capital to be managed in this fund" as long as the stock value of the fund continues to trade at a discount to its net asset value.
The fund, which has four independent directors and one appointed by the manager, will name an additional independent director to help with the asset sales, Heng said.
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> Merry Christmas to everyone!
> I'm writing this message just to cool down a bit. For a few days now,
> I installed Sarge on my computer (Dell Dimension 4550) and everything was
> fine.
> Could connect to internet and i was happy.
> Downloaded some stuff, could install it, and i was happy.
> Then, downloaded Gimp and that's the moment i started needing prozac.
> Downloaded the tar file from gimp.org but release notes recommend to get the
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> Well..Got the deb file and did a dpkg -i, which told me I needed newer
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dpkg doesn't handle dependencies at all. Instead, use apt-get or
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The mission of the Greystone Program is to provide an end-to-end educational environment for eLearning for high school students and teachers.
The Greystone Program grew out of a 2003 Shared University Research grant from IBM. Marist College piloted its state of the art e-learning environment, the Greystone Educational Environment, in 2004 with two local school districts, Poughkeepsie and Highland schools. Since that time more than 20 school districts from across New York State have joined the program. The Greystone environment incorporates best practices educational modules for students and teachers including access to the college's extensive digital repository. The Greystone program offers college level courses to high school juniors and seniors through an online bridge program It also offers a hybrid certification and graduate degree program in Educational Psychology at a significantly reduced tuition rate to program participants.
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Philadelphia's BigBelly solar trash compactors - public receptacles located curbside throughout much of Center City and beyond - are more of a big bust than anything else, the city controller said Monday.
In a 21-page report detailing numerous problems, Controller Alan Butkovitz said the city paid too much - $3,700 apiece - in a no-bid contract.
First installed in spring 2009, the BigBellies - nearly 800 are in use - also are not working as intended, the report concluded.


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Missing since March 26, 1987 from Newtown, Fairfield County, Connecticut
Classification: Missing
Vital Statistics
Circumstances of Disappearance
Brown was last seen dropping off her daughter and baby sitter at at LaGuardia Airport, New York on March 26, 1987, to visit Regina's parents in Texas. She was then supposed to have returned home to Newtown, Connecticut.
Brown is the mother of three children, and was an American Airlines flight attendant at the time of her disappearance. Regina's car was found in April, in front of an apartment in New York City, the key still in the ignition.
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JERSEY SHORE - Phelps Chapel United Methodist Church, Pine Creek exit off Route 220, will hold VBS from 6-8:30 p.m. Sunday and 6:30-8:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. This year's theme is Operation Overboard for children from pre-school to fifth grade. The last night there will be a program and cookout.
St. John's-Newberry United Methodist Church, 2101 Newberry St., will hold VBS from 9 a.m.-noon for ages 4-12. Registration is $1 per child. The theme is Operation Overboard.
CASTANEA - Big Woods Bible Church, 120 Logan Ave., will hold SonSurf Beach Bash VBS from 9 a.m.-noon for children age 4 through the completion of sixth grade. There is no cost, but registration is suggested by calling 893-8274.
Pine Street United Methodist Church, 441 Pine St., will hold Operation Overboard VBS from 6:15-8:30 p.m. for children from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade with a special program for middle school. Call 323-4604 to register.
St. John's-Newberry United Methodist Church, 2101 Newberry St., will hold WOW Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m.-noon June 20-Aug. 8 for ages 6-12. The theme is The Gospel according to Dr. Seuss. Registration fee is $5. For more information, call Debbie Bisbee at 326-5569.
Sky, a summer childrens' event, will be hosted at Moreland Baptist Church, 118 Moreland Baptist Road, for children from pre-kindergarten to eighth grade from 6:30-8:50 p.m. For more information, call 546-2568, or check the website at www.morelandbaptist.org. Free bus transportation will be provided at the following locations in the Hughesville/Muncy area: Meadowbrook Mobile Home Park, Heatherbrook Mobile Home Park, Lime Bluff Mobile Home Park and Clarkstown Mobile Home Park. Call for reservations.


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After obtaining a Certificate in Science at the Galway Mayo Institute of Technology (1999), Tom completed a BSc in zoology at the National University of Ireland Galway (2002). In 2007 Tom completed his PhD on the 'population, origins and behaviour of leatherbacks sea turtles (Dermochelys coriacea) in the Irish Sea'. In June 2007 Tom was awarded a two-year IRCSET (Irish Research Council for Science, Engineering and Technology) Postdoctoral Fellowship to carryout research on leatherbacks, ocean sunfish (Mola mola) and jellyfish. In 2008, Tom was awarded two research grants to investigate the ecology and socio-economic impacts of jellyfish in Irish waters, EcoJel and GilPat.
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The Research Committee will:
- Develop a comprehensive plan to deliver the University's research strategies for consideration by SEG.
- Monitor implementation of that plan.
- Provide advice to SEG on faculty and divisional research strategies, including the development of research compacts, and on other matters relating to research activities.
- Formulate, monitor and report to SEG key research performance indicators and advise SEG on strategies to improve performance.
- Monitor developments in domestic and international research policy and practice and advise SEG on how the University should respond.
- Assess proposals for major research initiatives requiring significant University funding, particularly those which are cross-disciplinary initiatives, and make recommendations to SEG regarding research investment.
- Monitor and review programs to extend the leadership skills of researchers heading major research initiatives.
- Provide advice regarding other forms of research support which will improve performance, sustain areas of research strength, provide seed support for emerging areas of research strength and develop new areas.
- With the Academic Board, develop a program for the systematic review and development of research policies.
- Assess requests for funding through Research portfolio schemes.
- Assess capacity and appropriateness of research infrastructure facilities and advise SEG on possible areas for future investment.
- Monitor and report to SEG on matters of research integrity.
- Develop and monitor strategies to raise awareness about the University's research, and improve public access to research expertise, resources and outcomes.
Ex Officio Members:
- Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research (Chair)
- Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Strategic Collaboration and Partnerships (Deputy Chair)
- Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Global Engagement (or nominee)
- Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Education (or nominee)
- Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Indigenous Strategy and Services (or nominee)
- One person appointed by each faculty
- Chair of the Academic Board (or nominee)
- Chair of the Academic Standards and Policy Committee of the Academic Board
- Vice-Principal (Operations) (or nominee)
In attendance:
- Directors, Research Portfolio (or nominee)
- Director, Graduate Research (or nominee)
- Director, Higher Education Policy and Projects, Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Principal (or nominee)
- Director, Indigenous Research
- Directors, Professional Services Units (or nominee):
- Campus Infrastructure Services (CIS);
- Financial Services;
- Human Resources (HR);
- Information & Communications Technology (ICT);
- Library
- Chair, Research Managers Network (or nominee)
- General Counsel (or nominee)
- One person nominated by the Office of Global Engagement
- Stewards, Research Portfolio (or nominee)
- Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) Stewards
- Research Data Steward
Other attendees may be invited by the Chair as appropriate.
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Why You Should Always Donate Your Art for Fundraising
Last year we were asked more than a dozen times to donate artwork for a good cause. Are the number of "asks" getting greater every year?
I've been involved with various art fundraisers since the early 90′s and learned that when smartly executed, good money can be raised by auctioning quality art. The thing is, art auctions have become so successfully popular that artists are being bombarded with requests to donate.
What will you say this year when you are asked to donate your art for a good cause?
My short answer—yes. Why. . . because it's a good cause, but mostly because it's good business. In this post, learn how donating your art to fundraising auctions provides great marketing opportunities.
I'm of the position that artist's should always donate.
If donating an original painting is not possible for you (because you have be working with a small inventory) consider donating editions such as a giclée or a valuable Artist's Proof from your limited edition.
I hear some artists don't like that art auctions may attract new collectors looking for deals. Let's explore that . . . I'm thinking that's not such a bad thing. Building "collectors" of your art has to start somewhere. When I was in my 30′s, my friends shopped for their first art pieces at art fundraisers. We had great taste in art, but we were young professionals on a limited budget. Today, these friends (now established at their six figure jobs) are avid collectors of high priced, quality art. Hook young collectors and they'll follow you their whole art-buying life.
I have also attended auctions where the art sold over the suggested market price. This is always great for the artist and can create a real buzz around your work!
Publicity is hard to come by. Take advantage of every opportunity to exhibit and talk about your art.
I'm not suggesting that you donate to every event. I am recommending that you make donating to art auctions part of your marketing plan.
Donate art wisely by following these simple steps:
1. Do your research about each cause and where the money is going.
2. Budget to donate to 2-3 events a year.
3. Rotate between arts groups, causes, non-profits and geographic regions—spread your art around for maximum exposure.
Tip: Donate your best work. Some artists choose to donate artwork they can't sell, "something laying around collecting dust". Don't make this mistake.You WILL benefit from exhibiting your best work, because it will attract the most attention. And size matters—bigger is better, provided the size doesn't push the price too high.
7 Smart Business Tips for Donating Your Art
1/ Ask who will be the likely attendees? Choose a piece that suits and that can be priced according to the demographic.
2/ Make sure your name is added to the promotional material as a sponsor (if possible), including a link to your website.
3/ Be sure to attend the event, ask if you can volunteer.
4/ Set a minimum price for your artwork. This will keep your dealer and your other collectors happy.
5/ Publicize your involvement on your blog, Facebook page and website.
6/ Ask your publisher and framer to help you out with your artwork costs
7/ Invite someone you know would like to buy your art, but can't afford your gallery prices—bring your buyer!
If you are involved in planning an art auction you might like to read my post 4 Profitable Fundrasing Ideas Using Art. The ideas shared in this post are built from events I have been involved with that have proved profitable.
What will say next time you are asked to donate your art??
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The magic of Camelot, it is said (or, more accurately, sung), was such that winter was kept on a strict timetable, fog knew precisely when to lift and summer knew just how long to linger.
Too bad that magic can't add substance to a soft show, for Monday night's Broadway Spotlight Series performance of "Camelot" at the Amarillo Civic Center had fine singers, a remarkable set and a strong lead. It simply lacked an emotional wallop.
The show's King Arthur, Craig Davenport, was lucky, it seems. His character was the only one on stage who actually grew as the musical progressed. He started out callow and insecure, grew confident enough to lead his kingdom to glory and, finally, was mature enough to realize when his time had passed.
Davenport lived up to the role's challenges. His Arthur initially seemed more boyish than the original, Richard Burton, but Davenport aged well in the role. He displayed good timing and a serviceable singing voice in a difficult-to-sing role.
More importantly, he was a convincing romantic lead. When Arthur told Guenevere, "I was ill at ease in my crown 'til my eyes beheld you," the audience believed him. Conversely, when Robert Delaney's Lancelot later pledged his undying love for Guenevere, it was harder to swallow.
Maybe that was because Delaney was acting with his broad shoulders more than with his heart. The sword Excalibur seemed more flexible at times than Delaney. However, the actor had the best male singing voice of the night, which helped him immensely.
As the lady in the middle of this romantic muddle, Cassandra McConnell's Guenevere showed little chemistry with Lancelot, certainly not enough to explain why she'd risk her marriage and her life (no scarlet "A" for her; she was due to be burned at the stake) for the relationship. McConnell showed more spark with Davenport's Arthur, giving one side of the triangle too much weight.
The production took some liberties with the original, dropping at least two songs and a great deal of dialogue. This, combined with some wonderfully quick scene changes, kept the musical to a running time of less than 2 1/2 hours - quite an achievement.
But though that helped rid the show of some flabbiness, not much could be done with its structural problems. The villain of the piece, Arthur's illegitimate son Mordred, doesn't appear until the second act, minimizing whatever menace he is supposed to pose. Of course, Mike Grubbs imparted little in the way of evil in his hammy portrayal.
Technically, the show was top drawer. The intriguingly minimalistic set had platforms approximating hillsides and castle walls, while good lighting and judicious use of fog added to the atmosphere. Just a couple of spotlight bobbles could be noticed, though a couple of crackling microphones distracted.
The story of Arthur, Guenevere and Lancelot is one of sweeping romance, yet this production was only mild and amusing - not bad, but not as good as it could be. REVIEW
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Berg women v. MUC
January 31, 2009 - Zach Baker
With 3:57 left in the half, Heidelberg trails, 39-18. I've seen Heidelberg play poorly before (last month against Baldwin-Wallace is the best example), but the Princes seem to be in slow motion out there today.
Mount Union's Tessa Pohovey has 11, but Heidelberg's losing because of self-inflicted wounds. They are getting destroyed on the offensive glass, and have already turned the ball over more than 10 times.
My feeling coming into this game was that Heidelberg could win as long as it avoided an early big deficit. The story for this season has been Heidelberg falling behind big early, making a comeback to get close, then running out of steam.
-At halftime, MUC leads HU, 40-28. Berg made a nice little run at the end of the half, punctuated by a Brittany Skolnicki jumper just before the halftime buzzer.
Stacey Richard leads HU with 11 points.
MUC's Chanel Simpson has eight boards.
-With 1709 left, Morgan Harrigan hammered a 3 from the right corner, cutting MUC's lead to 42-39. Harrigan is a game-changer, because when she gets hot, everything falls. She has made a trio of 3's in the last three minutes.
- Stacey Barker's right-wing 3 with 13:24 left has given Heidelberg a 48-47 lead. This was after the Raiders got their lead back up to eight.
This is a good sign. Usually, Berg has fought back but not completed a rally. Now, it leads, which should give the team more confidence.
-With 10:29 left, Berg trails 53-50, after a pair of free throws by Pohovey. Heidelberg SID Morgan Hawley informs me MUC is 12 of 12 at the foul line.
- Heidelberg trails, 63-54 with 6:49 left. Heidelberg seems to be tenatative at times on offense, and it's leading to miscues. The Princes have turned the ball over 17 times so far.
- Berg trails 67-62 with 3:15 left. Everytime you want to write them off, the Princes find another run in them. Skolnicki just drained another jumper, cutting the MUC advantage to 67-64 with 2:41 left.
-In other news, the Berg men are losing by about 20 in Alliance.
-MUC leads, 70-66 with 1:18 on the clock. Katie Crider hit a big-time 3 from the right corner moments ago.
Jenny Miller's short jumper cuts the deficit to 70-68. 46 seconds left, MUC with the ball. Another foul sends the Raiders to the two shot bonus. The way they shoot free throws, Berg better plan on a stop.
-A steal by Skolnicki, and an acrobatic layup by Richard tie the game with 25 seconds left. I expect MUC to force up front, look for a foul or dish outside.
-Amanda Rose hit a layup with just under 14 seconds left. Berg opted against a timeout. But Stacey Barker's ill-advised pass across the paint was picked by MUC's Stephanie Schwartz with two seconds left.
Two free throws and its over.
MUC 74-70 final.
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Brett Carroll recalled; John Baker rests sore back
The Marlins recalled outfielder Brett Carroll from Class AAA New Orleans today to take the spot of Nick Johnson.
3:40 pm Aug. 26, 2009
The Marlins recalled outfielder Brett Carroll from Class AAA New Orleans today to take the spot of Nick Johnson.
10:50 pm Aug. 25, 2009
First baseman Nick Johnson was placed on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday retroactive to Aug. 17.
Johnson, who has not played since injuring his right hamstring Aug. 16 against Colorado, cut short a jogging session Tuesday after feeling pain in his leg.
4:31 pm Aug. 25, 2009
Nick Johnson is expected to be placed on the 15-day disabled list after cutting short a jogging session today because of pain in his leg.
Johnson, who injured his right hamstring Aug. 16, said he, "still can't ramp it up." He was scheduled to see a doctor today.
3:31 pm Aug. 25, 2009
The Marlins are still without 1B Nick Johnson, and their pitching staff has fought through injuries to the back end of the rotation and the bullpen for most of the year, but the one team …
12:22 pm Aug. 23, 2009
The Marlins will be without two veteran players for at least the next week: 1B Nick Johnson and RHP Brendan Donnelly.
Johnson, who hasn't played since last Sunday, said he doesn't expect to play during the Mets series that starts Tuesday in Miami.
"After what I just did I don't see that happening," he said after doing some light running this morning at Turner Field.
6:15 pm Aug. 21, 2009
The Marlins will be without their two corner infielders today and possibly tomorrow — and that means they'll be playing important games with a light bench.
3B Jorge Cantu was shut down after feeling more neck discomfort while trying to swing in the batting cage today. And the Marlins will try to avoid using 1B Nick Johnson at all this weekend while he rests his strained right hamstring.
11:24 pm Aug. 20, 2009
As expected, Anibal Sanchez will come off the disabled list to make his first start Friday night since June 2, and it will be an important one.
There are 41 games left but the Marlins …
6:14 pm Aug. 20, 2009
It doesn't sound like Nick Johnson will play at all on the road trip. And there's a decent chance he could end up on the disabled list, retroactive to Sunday when he left the first inning of a double-header with a stained right hamstring.
The Marlins will need to make a roster move to make room for Friday's starter – the bet is that Anibal Sanchez will come off the DL …
4:02 pm Aug. 19, 2009
Marlins SS Hanley Ramirez takes a 13-game hitting streak into tonight's game, one shy of his career high set last year from June 24-July 7.
During his current streak, Hanley has scored 16 times, including at least one run in each of his last seven games, two shy of his career best nine straight games with at least one run scored.
6:47 pm Aug. 18, 2009
1B Nick Johnson isn't in the lineup tonight and he didn't sound very confident that he'd be able to play any of the games in Houston this week.
Johnson said his strained right hamstring has continued to feel better since he left the first inning in game one of Sunday's double-header. But the plan for now is rest and treatment.
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Tropical Storm
We are in Jax at my parents right now and in the midst of Tropical Storm Beryl. It is calm right now but from my understanding it is just the calm before the storm, for lack of a better phrase. It was intense earlier and they have closed at least one of the bridges but there have been wind gusts up to 85mph. Crazy, huh?
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wow! We used to have awesome storms when we lived in Maryland. We don't get any in Idaho, though, where we live now. :(
Wow. Stay safe! Growing up in South Florida we had a lot of hurricanes & tropical storms to worry about but luckily we were always safe
Stay safe. My parents live coastal nc so we watch those storms It gets scary
by Sarah on May. 28, 2012 at 10:50 PM
I'm in MD and we see some huge storms each year.
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