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"When they take our land, leave our families to starve and violate our rights, we have no choice but to fight," explained Rubenson Batuto, a member of the Higaonon tribe of Mindanao. "As an indigenous people, we have a right to our land, even if we have been denied it to this very day."
Thanks to their sustainable way of life, the indigenous tribes have preserved the unique biodiversity of their ancestral lands. The rainforests and mangroves are home to 49 animal and 56 plant species threatened with extinction. These include the Philippine crocodile (Crocodylus mindorensis), the Palawan peacock-pheasant (Polyplectron Napoleonis) and swallowtail butterfly (Graphium megaera). In 1990, the UNESCO declared the entire island of Palawan to be a Man and Biosphere Reserve.
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Sep. 16, 2008, 7:30am at
Leawood South Country Club,
12700 Overbrook Rd., Leawood, 66209
Cost: $15 members (paid in advance), $17 non members.
Workforce Partnership is a non-profit organization that is responsible for building and maintaining a system for meeting the workforce development needs of jobseekers and employers throughout Johnson, Leavenworth, and Wyandotte counties. Working with a network of public and private organizations, this system provides a range of services
Scott Anglemyer, the Executive Director of Workforce Partnership, will be our guest speaker at this month's meeting. Scott has been in his position since September 2003. He is the first executive director of the organization, which was incorporated in April of that year.
Over breakfast, Scott will be sharing with us the services that Workforce Partnership provides and how they help businesses in the area.
The 2009 Board Elections will also take place at this meeting, so Chamber members, make sure a representative from your company attends and votes.
The reservation and cancellation deadline for this event is Thursday, September 11th by 5:00 pm. Sorry, we are unable to offer refunds for cancellations received after September 11th.
Please contact the Chamber office if you have any special dietary needs. Register Online
Sep. 26, 2008, 10:00am at
Kansas Speedway,
400 Speedway Blvd., Kansas City, 66111
Cost: $35 which includes brunch
Network with business leaders from over 30 Kansas City area Chambers of Commerce at the Office Depot Chamber Day at the Kansas Speedway!
On Friday, September 26th, the Kansas Speedway will once again host a metro-wide event before the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Practice Day & Qualifying activities.
Don't miss the door prizes, great food and action on the track throughout the day. Plus, hear from Carl Edwards, driver of the No. 99 Office Depot Ford Fusion in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series!
Event Day Schedule:
10:00 am Office Depot Chamber Day and Networking Begins in the NEW LOCATION: Hospitality Village overlooking Turns 1& 2
10:15 am Carl Edwards, N0. 99 Office Depot driver, speaks to the group followed by BRUNCH, more networking and door prizes
11:30 am NASCAR Practice Sessions
3:10 pm NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series O'Reilly Auto Parts Qualifying
6:00 pm Midwest Ford Dealers presents SpeedFest (Autograph session in display area)
Tickets are $35 per person and must be paid in ADVANCE by September 12th. Those who purchase tickets by September 12th, will receive a parking pass for more convenient parking.
Contact the Chamber office at 913-498-1514 to confirm ticket availability. Ticket packages will be mailed the week of September 15th. Register Online
Sep. 5, 2008, 4:00pm at
Natural Body Spa and Shoppe,
4431 W. 119th Street, Leawood, 66209
Come join us in welcoming Natural Body Spa and Shoppe as a new member of the Leawood Chamber with a ribbon cutting ceremony! There will be a small reception following.
Natural Body Spa and Shoppe is located in the new One Nineteen development. They provide spa services including facials, manicures, waxing, pedicures and body treatments.
Sep. 9, 2008, 8:00am at
Foo's Fabulous Frozen Custard,
3832 West 95th Street, (Ranchmart Shopping Center), Leawood, 66206 Register Online
Cost: There is no cost to attend for Chamber members. Guests $5 at the door or call Chamber for guest pass
Join us at this fun Morning Mingling event, hosted by Foo's Fabulous Frozen Custard!
Leawood Chamber members, their guests, and 'future' Chamber members are invited to participate in some great Leawood Chamber networking. Our hosts, Foo's Fabulous Frozen Custard, will provide your morning pick me up along with some fantastic door prizes.
The registration deadline for this event is Friday, September 5th by 5:00 pm, so make your reservation today!
Sep. 11, 2008, 4:00pm at
The Grand Court of Overland Park,
6101 W. 119th Street, Overland Park, 66209
Grand Court Overland Park is celebrating 20 years of excellence and service by hosting an open house for the public to get to know the community.
The open house celebration will feature a "Roaring 20s" theme and offer three bands, dancing, entertainment, food/drink and drawings for prizes, including a Branson Christmas trip for two and a $500 American Express gift card. The grand prize is a cruise for two to the Eastern Carribean for seven nights.
Visitors will also be able to take a tour of Grand Court Overland Park, and gain a first-hand view of the variety, styles and sizes of the private apartments and the community areas for socializing, dining and entertaining. Staff will be available to discuss options, programs offered such as Optimum Life® and answer any questions. In addition, visitors will learn more about the programs, outings and opportunities offered to residents. Special offers will be available during the open house to those interested in exploring move-in opportunities.
"We invite everyone into our home to see all that we have to offer including our golf course, outdoor patio and pool - all nestled within our large, park-like campus," said Kevin Putnam, executive director of Grand Court Overland Park. "We are both proud and thrilled to celebrate 20 years of providing high quality service for seniors in Overland Park. We are pleased to be a part of the greater Overland Park area, and look forward to many more years of service and care."
To kick off the festivities, Members of Leawood, Overland Park, and Olathe Chamber of Commerces will perform a ribbon cutting at the golf course onsite at 4 p.m. to re-open the six-hole course.
Contact Anne Miles for further information at 913-345-9339 or 913-221-5026.
Sep. 11, 2008, 11:00am at
Enterprise Center of Johnson County,
8527 Bluejacket St., Lenexa, 66214
Contact: Jayne Vehlewald firstname.lastname@example.com 913-438-2282
Cost: Call for event cost. Weblink: http://www.ecjc.com
This workshop covers why your business might be a good candidate to have an advisory board, how you set one up, how you compensate the board members, what the ideal board member looks like and how to develop a strategy to recruit them. Tips and suggestions will be included to help ensure that you are ready to manage advisory board meetings and gain the outcomes you are looking for. It will cover what is required for a successful meeting and what information you should provide to your board members.
This workshop will be presented by the Astra Group, a Johnson County human resource firm specializing in outsourced business solutions.
To register - Sign up online at http://www.ecjc.com, or call 913-438-2282, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sep. 13, 2008, 10:30am at
1201 W. 103rd Street, Kansas City, 64114
Contact: Stacie Cordell email@example.com 816-508-3280
Cost: Call 816-508-3280 for cost information Weblink: http://www.marillac.org
Mark your calendars! Enjoy lunch at Jasper's while they are on-the-air live from the kitchen for their radio show! There is a donation admission fee for lunch that will be included in Marillac's 2008 Enchanted Evening Gala & Auction, with all proceeds benefiting the children of Marillac.
The RSVP deadline is Wednesday, September 10th. To RSVP or for donation information, call (816) 508-3280 or email email@example.com.
Marillac is a private, not-for-profit agency providing psychiatric treatment of children and adolescents (boys & girls, ages 6-17) coping with severe emotional and behavioral issues. With you at our side, we will not give up on any child.
Sep. 13, 2008, 11:00am at
Tide Dry Cleaners,
Meet KU Basketball Coach Bill Self on Saturday, September 13th, from 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM and celebrate the opening of the new Tide Dry Cleaners with a free, open-to-the-public afternoon of fun-filled, outdoor festivities. Bring family and friends to enjoy prizes, including "free dry cleaning for a year," free food, activities for the kids, including face painting and balloon making, music, and a raffle featuring free services and gifts from Parkway Plaza Retailers.
Tide Dry Cleaners located in Parkway Plaza:
135th & Roe
13420 Roe Avenue
Leawood, KS
The celebration will take place from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM....Don't miss the fun!
On the Border is offering a special discount to all Leawood Chamber members!
Call On the Border Catering and receive 10% off any catering order in the month of September!
For menus and pricing, please call On the Border Catering's office at 888-OTB-CATR or call Connie Amos at 816-916-2271.
TimesTwoKC, a semi-annual children's consignment sale, invites Kansas City parents to clean out their children's closets of items that no longer fit, and replace them with affordable brand new and gently used items.
The fall sale is coming to the Overland Park Convention Center, September 16-18. Consigners sell items including clothing, baby equipment, strollers, and nursery furniture.
Items should be priced, tagged, and delivered to the Overland Park Convention Center on Sunday, September 14 from 3:00pm to 9:00pm and Monday, September 15 from 9:00am to 2:00pm.
Consigners and volunteers can register online at http://www.timestwokc.com.
The event is open to the public Tuesday, September 16 from 9:00am to 8:00pm, Wednesday, September 17 from 9:00am to 8:00pm, and Thursday, September 18 from 9:00am to 1:00pm with many items half price.
"We are well aware that outfitting children can be downright expensive — especially at full retail!" said Mary Manlove and Lauri Clapper, the mother-daughter team from Kansas City who founded TimesTwoKC. "We love the concept of consignment and wanted to bring it to the city we know and the people we love." For more information, visit http://www.timestwokc.com or call (913) 909-9207.... (go to www.leawoodchamber.org for more information)
It's hard to believe, but the holiday season will be here before we know it!
Don't let a tighter budget stop you from rewarding your hardworking employees with a holiday event. Try some of these basic budget-saving tips from Kelly O'Hagan and the Overland Park Convention Center:
1. Who says holiday parties have to be at night? Having a fun and festive lunch will cut your expenses significantly.
2. Does the party have to be on Saturday? No, the other days of the week are less expensive. Plus, the holiday season is always packed full of activities. Your employees will most likely appreciate a less 'prime time' event.
3. Increase your buying power by booking more than one event at a time at the venue you choose.
4. Co-host a holiday event with one of your partners or suppliers.
5. Instead of dishing out for an entire meal, try hosting an evening appetizer celebration.
Join business leaders for a unique networking experience. Plus, hear from a Chiefs Executive on the sports business industry.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to win great door prizes, including pre-game sideline passes, autographed memorabilia and Chiefs tickets!
Schedule of Events:
9:30 am - Registration and Networking Begins
10:00 am - Chiefs Executive Speaker
10:30 am - Door Prize Drawing
Noon - Kickoff vs. The Bills
There are different Chamber Day packages for you to choose from. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.kcchiefs.com/register/chamberday or call 816-920-4817. The deadline to order is Monday, November 10th!
Madeira Therapeutics, a new drug-development company specializing in pediatric pharmaceuticals, is pleased to announce the addition of David L. Tousley, MBA, CPA, to the Madeira Board of Advisors. David Tousley is currently the Principal of Stratium Consulting Services, assisting companies with strategic and financial planning and management.
Tousley will provide the Madeira Board of Advisors with over 25 years of business experience through his impressive professional achievements in all aspects of financial, pharmaceutical development and process management. Tousley is also a director of Immunogenetix Therapeutics, Inc. and Anavex Life Sciences Corp.
According to Madeira CEO Peter Joiner, "Dave is a superb addition to our Board; he brings expertise in corporate governance, finance and pediatric drug development. Madeira has just completed its seed funding. Dave's experience and financial contacts will enable us to promptly complete the next round of funding. We are fortunate to have him join the team."
Prior to joining the Madeira Board of Advisors, Tousley also held president, chief operating officer and chief financial officer roles in airPharma, LLC; PediaMed Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; AVAX Technologies, Inc.; and Pasteur, Merieux, Connaught (known today as Sanofi-Pasteur). He has managed in both the private and public company environment &nda ... (go to www.leawoodchamber.org for more information)
Don't miss your opportunity to lunch and learn at our upcoming "Unraveling The Web" lunch session, on Wednesday, September 17th. All business professionals are welcome to attend this session, where you can ask and learn about any web related issue. The SPIDERtel Web Solutions team will be available for Q&A on the subjects of web strategy, design, programming, search engine positioning, and virtually any other web related topic.
We're even catering a lunch by Grandma's Office Catering (a SPIDERtel client).
Thinking about getting a web site but don't know where to start? Have a web site that is not getting results? Wanting to understand how to implement new and better strategies? These sessions are a perfect opportunity to get objective answers and bounce ideas off of web solution experts.
When, Where and How Do I Signup? Our next lunch session is scheduled for Sept 17th. The session will begin promptly at 11:30am and will end at before 1pm, at SPIDERtel's Overland Park office. http://www.spidertel.com/about/directions.htm There are only a few lunch seats remaining, so be sure to sign up right away. (One person per company per session please.) You can also sign up to be notified for future sessions. http: ... (go to www.leawoodchamber.org for more information)
On August 20th, Peoples Bank hosted "Dunk Your Favorite Banker" - a fun event raising money for The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Leawood Chamber's own, Terri Murphy, was an extremely good sport and took her turn in the dunk tank! The Chamber just happened to be on hand to capture the moment when she took the plunge!
Thanks to Peoples Bank and Terri for supporting such a terrific cause!
While her co-worker cheers her on, Terri Murphy makes a splash!
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From brand identity to website development, INFUSION stocks an arsenal of creative resources used to develop impacting design that resonates across all lines of communication. At INFUSION, they stress collaboration with their clients as the best way to develop engaging creative that resonates across all media while properly meeting the goals and objectives necessary for success.
INFUSION was founded in 2002 as GraphicSource Creative Group. Over the next few years their media team worked with an expanding client base to develop advanced internet-based software applications and custom web solutions for clients both locally and across the country.
In 2006 they began the process of re-branding their organization to better reflect their broad service and product offering. In 2007 they launched their new brand, INFUSION, and continue to service clients across multiple market sectors and in various industries. Their focus is on mid and small sized organizations.
INFUSION can provid ... (go to www.leawoodchamber.org for complete profile)
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How long did you simmer it for? And why not reduce it BEFORE you freeze it so it takes up less space ?
I make broth all the time. This time--fragrant water. I used a turkey carcass and a couple of beef bones--though they were all bone, really, no marrow and no meat. Nonetheless, the turkey carcass was from a flavorful turkey, and was only in the freezer for a few weeks, maybe. It's like the turkey and the beef cancelled each other out. Plenty of aromatics, too, and herbs, and salt, and peppercorns... After 4 hours, I gave up. I'm making cabbage soup with some of it, and tomorrow when it's cool I'll pack it up and freeze it, and just have to remember to reduce it by half or more when I cook. But--Why?
How long did you simmer it for? And why not reduce it BEFORE you freeze it so it takes up less space ?
How brisk was the simmer? It should barely bubble for best flavor--I call it "burble".
Broth can be a mystery at times.
spugy's idea of reducing first is a good one if you have time.
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I have only mixed beef and poultry once and it did not turn out very well. Have you mixed the two before?
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I've mixed pork and everything. I thought turkey (richer than chicken) and beef would be okay--I've mixed actual SOUPS before, but perhaps not beef and poultry in a broth. I barely burbled for four-plus hours, to no avail. I'm not reducing it now because I'm frustrated, mostly, but it's also a really big pot (it was a REALLY big turkey), and it's really tall, and I think in the end I'll be happier reducing soup-by-soup and trying to adjust flavor as I go. Perhaps the turkey bones/carcass just had too much air around it in the freezer, and it got freezer-burned even though it was a short period of time? I don't think I'll be trying turkey and beef at the broth-making stage again, though.
The bones are totally spent, by the way. I'm convinced they gave all they had. If I thought they had more, I would have left it on a few more hours, I suppose.
My first thought is not long enough, despite your thinking the bones are spent. Maybe too much water for the amound of bones, as well with the time cooking. I generally leave poultry bones simmering for about 24 hours, and beef/bison for up to 72 hours in the slow cooker. Haven't mixed the type of bones, however.
Definitely reduce before freezing.
Alright, I will work on my patience some more.
But usually four hours gives a broth I can like, or at least it shows signs that I will like it if I hang in there a bit. Oh well.
Did you roast the bones before making your stock? For me that's the trick. A light coating of olive oil then in the oven at 350 until they start to smell lovely - I know, I'm weird, I use my nose instead of a timer to tell me when my stuff is done.
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Getting Involved is a new series for current Dream Project mentors who are looking for new ways to get involved with education, leadership, and mentoring during their undergrad at UW. Today, we're featuring a post by Aurora Flores from the UW College of Education.
So you're wondering if education is the right path for you.
Great to hear it's on your mind! The University of Washington's College of Education is a great place to start. A graduate degree in Education isn't just for teachers; there are so many areas in Education that you are bound to find a great fit! We offer Master's and Doctoral programs in areas having to do with counseling services, testing and assessments, developing curriculum for multicultural students, educational policy, bridging the gap between communities and schools, special education students, college students, student athletes, and many more! And of course we have fantastic programs for those interested in teaching as well, including the brand new Seattle Teacher Residency Program. Like undergrad, graduate school also offers several opportunities to be involved in student life with student organizations and plenty of social, academic, and professional development events throughout the year. If you are interested or just want to chat about options please feel free to contact me at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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^^ no offense intended, just pointing out another detail
yeah man we know that is not the nunchuck its a part of the gun calm a little downOriginally Posted by registerednerd
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^^ no offense intended, just pointing out another detail
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ok no prob.
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wow well spotted.
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Okay people.
The Wii Remote "Docks" into the Light Gun, which is an "Attachment" or "Shell". The "NunChuck" has nothing to do with this equation. It is its own separate "Shell". The Light Gun is essentially a different "Form" or "Version" of the NunChuck itself. And as for the "As far as I know there are no Light Gun games being made for the Wii." statement up there; since the Light Gun is bassically the NunChuck with a different look, it will be compatable with any game that the NunChuck is. I think that solves all of the issues people have been having on this thread.
I hadn't thought of that. However, it is possible that the Wii can detect what controller attatchments are installed and force you to use the nunchuck. Also, the nunchuck has it's own motion controls, so depending on the control scheme of the game, the two parts may be required to move independantly. Your way would make some games much better, though.Originally Posted by iCollins
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there is also a new duck hunt game being made, that begs the light gun attachment"As far as I know there are no Light Gun games being made for the Wii."
Ok just for people to start arguing it is a single attachment to the base of the Wii controaller. The nunchuck is not used with it, there is a analog stick on it as shown on the picture that guy posted above me. BTW the guy who said there is no game made to use it RED STEEL by Ubisoft. The first game ever to be shown for the Wii. I'm just wondering...for a guy who posts on a a website completely about the Wii how do you not know that? I mean you completely told what it was (what the attahment) but you didn't know about Red Steel?
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If they bring it out they will make loads of games for it i think red steel duck hunt and resident evil would be sweet!!!!!
I think the gun cradle will only be used for certain games. So for example it could be used for red steel, but not corruption. Because, lets say, the controlls for Red Steel only need a trigger, control stick, and motion sensor; the cradle would work fine. But lets say, for corruption, you need all the buttons on the wii mote and nunchuk attatchment to access all your beams, morphball, grapple beam, etc.; so only the nunchuk style would work.
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The Plymouth Rock (Barred Rock or Rock) originated in the United States taking their name from the town of Plymouth. Plymouth Rocks are considered to be a heavy breed and was recognised as early as 1874 under the name Barred Plymouth Rock which describes the markings they had. Plymouth Rocks were bred as a dual-purpose bird, meaning that they were valued both for their meat and for the hens' egg-laying ability. The first Plymouth Rock was barred and other varieties were developed later. The breed became popular very rapidly, due to its hardiness and good nature and excellent production of both meat and eggs. In fact until World War II, no breed was ever kept and bred as extensively in the United States as the Barred Plymouth Rock.
They are friendly birds which are easy to tame and are vigorous and hardy birds which do not need a lot of space, but at the same time love to run free, They are not good fliers so do not require high fencing. Plymouth Rocks do tend towards broodiness though, so regular egg collecting is important to avoid this. Chicks feather up quickly and make great pets due to their docile nature. Plymouth Rocks lay a large egg that varies in colour from light to medium brown with a touch of pink. The birds continue laying throughout the winter but with decreased production. The amount of eggs laid is dependent upon the strains of the birds.
They are large, long-lived chickens and the hens have a deep, full abdomen which is a sign of a good layer. They have a broad, deep and well-rounded breast and bright yellow legs. The face is red with red ear lobes, a bright yellow beak, bay coloured eyes and a single medium-sized comb. There are eight colours of Plymouth Rocks recognized in most of the world, but in Australia, the barred colour is split in to two separate colours, Dark Barred and Light Barred. The difference between these colours is highly noticeable, with the bars of white colour wider and the grey lighter in the Light Barred, than in Dark Barred. Other colours include multiple pencilled or triple laced, pencilled partridge, multiple pencilled silver partridge, Columbian, buff Columbian and blue laced.
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Among the top quarter highlights, Confirmit doubled its mobile app responses compared to the corresponding quarter in 2012, to 5.2 million. In addition, Confirmit Mobile was honoured with a TMC Labs Innovation Award recognising Confirmit's role in driving the market for mobile-based feedback and research solutions.
Confirmit's continued success in this quarter epitomises an impressive year, which has been fuelled by significant growth in both the Voice of the Customer (VoC) and Market Research (MR) segments, and by continued customer acquisition across the world. The exceptional growth in multi-year contracts demonstrates the company's position as the partner of choice for businesses building industry-leading customer experience and Market Research programmes.
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Back on Terra Firma, unfortunately
The case involves the 2007 purchase of recording and publishing giant EMI by British financier Guy Hands and his private equity fund, Terra Firma Capital. Citi was Terra Firma's banker for the $6.8 billion transaction.
In his $8.3 billion suit, Hands alleged that a Citi investment banker lied about another bidder, which resulted in Terra Firma grossly overpaying for EMI. The case went to court, and Citi won, but now a federal appeals judge has overturned the jury verdict, citing that "improper jury instructions from the [original] trial court judge required a reversal," according to The New York Times.
Look ma, no financial crisis!
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So, at least this isn't another soured-securities case, but a potential $8.3 billion payout isn't a jolly proposition, whatever its origin.
There is the chance this could be settled out of court, which could be a good thing, because if it doesn't, the case would end up in Judge Jed S. Rakoff's court. Rakoff, who sits on the U.S. District Court in the Southern District of New York, has gotten a reputation as a "hanging judge," though he's been as tough on regulators as he has been on Wall Street.
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Richard Holloway and I have recorded the first of what we hope will be the first of many podcasts on politics, the media, politics and the media and anything else that takes our fancy. We've pretentiously decided to call the series "realpolitik" and the first show, "The DL Show", can be listened to or downloaded here. We hope to release a new one every Tuesday (this week's is a one-off delay hopefully).Update
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The brother of Mia Farrow has been found dead in his Vermont home, the second tragedy in recent months for the actress, whose daughter died in December.
Patrick Farrow, 66, a sculptor who was the older brother of the actress, was found late Monday night by police responding to an emergency call placed by an unidentified female from his home in Castleton, Vt.
"The victim's body is being sent to the office of the chief medical examiner for autopsy to determine cause and manner of death," said Vermont State Police Lt. Timothy Oliver in a statement. "The death is considered suspicious."
State Police Detective Lt. Tim Oliver tells Vermont's WPXI that the death was considered suspicious because portions of the police investigation "did not add up."
Patrick Farrow, who grew up in Hollywood and Europe, left New York City about 30 years ago for the mountains of Vermont. He was married to artist Susan Farrow, with whom he operated the Farrow Gallery. He has received national awards, including the Allied Artists of America and the National Sculpture Society, according to the website of the Farrow Gallery.
His death comes just six months after Mia Farrow's 35-year-old old daughter, Lark Previn, died last December following a long illness.
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FULTON – The woman who was injured Wednesday at Mueller Copper Tubes in Fulton was reported in good condition after surgery.
A Muller spokesperson said Angela Sheffield suffered burns to her feet while working in the Fulton plant's casting facility. The spokesperson said Sheffield's prognosis was said to be good after her surgery.
She was taken to the Crossgates River Oaks Burn Center in Brandon.
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If you only do one thing this weekend: go between the mountains and the sea
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There is some class of an event in Stradbally this weekend, so for those of you not heading to Laois, here's a selection of art and music events to get you out of the house. All events are strictly tent-free, you will be glad to hear.
Listen: You have to wonder when you see an up-and-coming band rolling into town on the same weekend as the Electric Picnic. Do they play their set wondering where the hell everyone is? The Civil Wars shouldn't have any problem in this regard, though. It could be the perfect weekend opener before packing your wellies in the morning. Singer-songwriters Joy Williams and John Paul White play fresh American bluegrass with style and no small amount of craft. Go along to the Sugar Club tonight to get your folk on.
Print workshop: Ever looked at a piece of modern art and thought "I could do better than that"? Well go one, lazier step further and live your life vicariously through your children by getting them to create the art while you reap the financial rewards. The Chester Beatty library is holding a Matisse-themed printmaking workshop on Saturday from 2-3.30pm. The only catch? You have to be aged six to 11. Bah. Click here for details.
Theatre: B for Baby has to be one of the most divisive productions of recent years. I had heard of people crying in the aisles, upset and moved by the drama. I have spoken to several others who sat there a little bemused, scratching their heads and wondering what all the fuss was about. It won best new play at the 2010 Irish Times Theatre Awards and click here for this paper's review of the production. There's no doubt that it was a major success for the Abbey and now there's a chance to see it again, as it tours the country. It's in the Droichead Arts Centre in Drogheda tomorrow and Saturday before heading for Laois. Click here for more.
Readings: The Mountains to Sea festival is about to breach the sea walls at Dun Laoghaire and take over the town for 11 days of literary and arty carry on. Tonight you can catch a reading with Michael Ondaatje, tomorrow night Emma Donoghue is holding court and on Saturday the pace steps up with The Great Big Book Swap, a Saunter to Sandycove with Flann O'Brien and the Magic Swirling Ship, which features Bob Dylan songs as they were always meant to be heard: as Gaeilge. Click here for more information.
Sculpture: If you find yourself washed up on the shores of Skibbereen this weekend, you could do a lot worse than wind your way into the West Cork Arts Centre. Eilis O'Connell's show Part Haptic is in the last few weeks of its run, and this collection of sculptural and other work has been getting an awful lot of critical attention. See it while you can.


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Selling surplus reserve oil should lower oil and gasoline prices, which will act like a tax cut for American families. Lower prices will mean fewer dollars going overseas. In the long run, the Obama administration can help save families even more money by issuing fuel-economy standards of 60-plus miles per gallon by 2025.
In CAP's column released in February, "The False Promise of 'Drill, Baby, Drill,'" Weiss argues that in addition to selling oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, using some of the proceeds from the sale to pay for public transportation trips would encourage people to drive less and also reduce prices in the short term. A previous emergency SPR sale, ordered by President George W. Bush after Hurricane Katrina, was on the market in 17 days and prices dropped 12 percent in a month. These short-term measures to lower prices must also be accompanied by a robust effort to ensure the Commodities Future Trading Commission has the needed staff to enforce safeguards to prevent speculators from driving up oil prices as they did in 2008.
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The White House cited the loss of oil production due to the conflict in Libya and increased energy demands over the summer as the reason for the release of the 30 million barrels of SPR oil, to be part of a globally coordinated effort with partners at the International Energy Agency, resulting in the cumulative release of 60 million barrels over the next 30 days. The SPR is currently at a historically high level with 727 million barrels. The sale of SPR oil should generate at least $2.5 billion in federal revenue.
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Bros, so how good was that Josh Freeman on Monday night?! He balled out of his mind, didn't he? He played himself into some EXCLUSIVE company on Monday night, becoming the only quarterback since 1960 to attempt 50 pass attempts for zero touchdowns and throwing under 200 yards. SO BAD ASS. The only other ball throwing bro to do that was Dave Brown in 1995. I mean, come on! It's been 18 years since that last happened! Josh Freeman is a SAINT, you hear me?! Amazing.
We also have an exclusive look at his pass chart from Monday night:
Now, not bad for a first start. I mean, sure, his 37.7% more than 20% points less than Christian Ponder's career stats. And Freeman's 3.6 yards per attempt are only two yards less than Ponder's in his career too, but hey, it's the little things that matter more and make a big difference.
For instance, has Christian Ponder ever through a ball that went 50 yards in the air? I doubt it. Not like Josh Freeman, man. Has Ponder ever thrown the ball 30 yards over a receivers head? I don't even think so. Maybe, like, 15 yards over his head, but DEFINITELY not 30 yards. Not like Josh Freeman's canon. You just can't compete with that action, Jackson. And by Jackson, I mean Tarvaris Jackson, although if anyone could compete with wildly overthrown balls, it would definitely be that guy.
And just look at that pass chart! Have you ever seen Ponder spread the ball around that much in a game? Absolutely not. And that's a trait that can't just be taught, my friends, that's innate. You have to be born with that, like Freeman apparently was. You just look at that chart, and you're like, "Whoa! Where is he going to be throwing next! What an enigma!" Real special.
In conclusion, yes, I'm pretty sure we have something special on our hands here, and I for one CAN'T WAIT to see Freeman throw the football in 360 degrees around the Dome. Skol!


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A gigantic Axe to grind
Badgers won't lack fire against Gophers
Madison - So you think the University of Wisconsin's modest bowl options have dulled the players' desire to beat rival Minnesota this week?
If anything, UW's record (5-5, 2-5 Big Ten) and the fact the Badgers have been out of the running for a Big Ten title and a New Year's Day bowl berth combine to accentuate the desire to beat the Gophers on Saturday and keep Paul Bunyan's Axe in Madison.
"Minnesota is my most despised team," sophomore offensive tackle Gabe Carimi said. "If I want to win against anyone, it is them."
Why no love for Tim Brewster's Gophers, who are set to visit Camp Randall Stadium Saturday 3-3 in the league and 7-3 overall despite a two-game losing streak?
"It's Minnesota," Carimi said. "I've always hated Minnesota because I live in Wisconsin."
Carimi grew up in Cottage Grove and attended Monona Grove High School.
Sophomore center John Moffit grew up in Guilford, Conn., and didn't know much about the rivalry or appreciate the passion that drives it when he arrived at UW in 2006.
Last season, then-senior center and Minnesota native Marcus Coleman, gave Moffitt an unfettered history lesson.
That message according to Moffitt: "I know you're from Connecticut but you've got to understand the importance of this game. This is all-out war.
"We play hard every week but this is a special game."
Moffitt learned quickly.
"You get swept into the whole atmosphere of keeping the axe," he said. "You see that trophy in the locker room and you want it there. I love sitting on the couch just looking at it."
Minnesota enters the game facing the possibility of closing the season with four consecutive losses - the Gophers finish at home against Iowa – and dropping to the Motor City Bowl, the seventh of the league's seven bowl tie-ins.
Yet this rivalry has remained white hot over the years regardless of records or what bowl game, if any, happened to be on the line.
"The feeling is not underplayed between the states," Brewster told Minneapolis-area reporters Sunday. "All our trophy games are big games, important games. This one is more important than the rest of them."
Minnesota officials have scheduled a Border Battle Rival Rally for Thursday night at the team's indoor practice facility. Brewster is scheduled to appear and it was last season Brewster reportedly told a group of Minnesota fans the Gophers would beat UW and he would be the first member of team to sprint across the field and retrieve the axe.
UW prevailed, 41-34, and UW coach Bret Bielema sprinted to midfield to greet Brewster. The handshake may have been the shortest on record between head coaches.
Tensions ran high between the teams during the game; the most notable example came when Minnesota receiver Eric Decker punched cornerback Jack Ikegwuonu in the groin at the end of a running play.
"Stuff like that happens when it is a nasty rivalry like that," said UW sophomore wide receiver David Gilreath, a Minnesota native who chose the Badgers over the Gophers during an intense recruiting battle. "When you get a nasty rivalry . . . scratching, clawing, punching, grabbing . . . things like that happen to try and get the win."
Bielema's most telling comment after the game last season: "You want a rivalry, you got one."
Bielema and Brewster don't appear to be friendly, much less friends.
You can imagine Bielema has toyed with the idea of going against tradition this season and placing the axe behind the Minnesota bench.
That way, if the Gophers win they would be denied the joy of sprinting across the field to UW's sideline to retrieve the axe. And if UW wins this meeting for the fifth consecutive time, the UW players would experience the rush of invading the Minnesota sideline.
"That would be fun," UW senior linebacker DeAndre Levy said, smiling.
Carimi got the last word in.
"I'm sure they want that axe real bad," he said. "My goal is never to give up that axe."


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It's hard to say what the best value in mini Bluetooth speakers is today, but the generically named AmazonBasics Portable Bluetooth Speaker BTV1 can count itself among the contenders.
Never heard of AmazonBasics? It's Amazon's in-house brand, and its cut-out-the-middleman answer to all the off-brand companies that go to China, create a product from a reference design they find in a factory over there, and then sell it online on Amazon and other sites.
So makes its Portable Bluetooth Speaker a good value? Well, for starters it offers similar sound quality to speakers such as the JBL Flip, UE Mini Boom, and Jambone Jambox, but costs less. And while there isn't anything fancy about its style, its simple, clean aesthetic, along with an eye-catching glossy finish, give it a design edge over such competitors as the Urge Basics Soundbrick, Cambridge Soundworks OontZ, and several other budget-priced mini wireless speakers.
True, that glossy finish does show fingerprints. But that's more of a minor annoyance than a major gripe.
As for connectivity, the speaker charges via Micro-USB -- a cable is included but no power adapter -- with battery life rated at 8 hours, which is about average for this type of speaker (for these small speakers battery life ratings tend to be anywhere from 6 to 10 hours). Wireless range is the standard 30 to 40 feet (technically it's 30 feet but you can do a little better at times).


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First Initiative
A project to implement
. The implementation is separated into 5 distinct phases:
Objects, a
Spaces, an
Someone has donated a license of
4.0 Standard (if anyone has a license for 5.0 or Professional they're willing to donate, I'd be grateful) and I bought a license for ST3D, so development can proceed. Or at least, it could if only the 3D editor that comes with the ST3D engine were worth more than utter shite. So the next step is the acquisition of a copy of 3D Studio Max, unless someone is willing to donate time and expertise to draw a few piddling models for me.
Work on the first phase officially began on the 12th of December 2003. Initial release was planned for the 1st of January 2005. Obviously, it's been delayed, and is expected to be delayed 1 year, to 2006 instead of 2005. On the other hand, phase 2 (the object browser) is proceeding on schedule and is expected to make up for any delays in phase 1.
Original plan:
universal catalog: 1 year, release 2005
object browser: 1 year, release 2006
Updated plan:
universal catalog: 2 years, release 2006
object browser: concurrent, release 2006
Hmmm, this is from my homepage from a couple weeks back:
Yeah, well, I got it working to the point where I needed some kind of UI for it. Then came the big decision; build one with crappy MVC, or create an
from scratch. Unsurprisingly enough, I decided on the latter. I've done most of the design and am at the stage of evaluating 3D engines.
[Short, venom-spitting exchange snipped. Summary: RK upset with lack of support vs.
who points out RK hoarding everything from content to credit.]
As of July 2009, web searches for 'kulisz' or 'RK' in combination with 'blue abyss', 'universal catalog', 'object browser', 'first initiative' and so on turn up only this
. RK at one point owned 'universalcatalog.com', but it has since changed hands. It seems
has killed the project due to lack of community support. Or, at least, that's his public reason. Richard's original timetable (a year or two each for a database product and an object browser, to be implemented concurrently) was ludicrous. There may also be a reaction to his being banned from
in 2006 involved.
Still, it is unfortunate.
was a realistic endeavor (modulo the timetable and anticipated support), and a promising one.
I contacted RK. The
project has been renamed "Suberian". RK indicates he'll be getting started on it any day now... just as soon as he's feeling motivated enough.
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Buzz Sports for PS2On: PS2
The quiz series of games branches off into sports trivia.
Sony is bringing a Buzz! to the classroom
School-friendly version of PS2 buzzer controlled quiz sensation to be unveiled at trade show.
Two new Buzz! titles announced
Sony has revealed two new titles in the Buzz! range of family quiz games.


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The writing section of the next generation TOEFL test comprises of two parts: 1) Writing based on reading and listening 2) Writing based on knowledge and experience This book contains detailed explanations on how to prepare for the knowledge and experience based writing task (i.e. the independent writing task), as well as 185 sample essays written on all the ETS official essay topics. This book will also walk you through procedures on how to write the reading and listening based essay (which is the new addition to the TOEFL test.) We will take you through steps on how to organize your ideas, form an outline and develop organization, write the introduction, body and conclusion paragraphs, and finally how to proofread your essay. Most of the principles apply to both parts of the writing test. - How to write an outline and develop essays - How to take notes for the listening section - Sample responses to two lecture based writing tasks - Sample responses to all 185 ETS official TOEFL essay topics - Grammar and style basics that ESL students are easily confused
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Drew Brees of the New Orleans Saints has been awarded the Sport Illustrated Sportsman of the Year award for his efforts toward getting the Saints their first Super Bowl victory in their 43 year history.
He won the Super Bowl MVP award for his 288 yards and two passing touchdowns against the Indianapolis Colts.
As of right now, Brees is by no means the favorite for the NFL MVP Award this season, as that distinction would have to go to Philip Rivers, Tom Brady or Michael Vick at this point in the year.
There is no doubt, however, that the Saints and Brees have the offensive firepower needed to insert Brees into the conversation for the award.
So, lets take a look at how Brees measures up in each of the important statistical categories with the other MVP candidates and his chances of overtaking them.


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Media Disruption Exacerbates Revolutionary Unrest: Evidence from Mubarak's Quasi-Experiment
Navid Hassanpour
School of Political Science, Higher School of Economics
APSA 2011 Annual Meeting Paper
Conventional wisdom suggests that lapses in media connectivity - for example, disruption of Internet and cell phone access - have a negative effect on political mobilization. I argue that on the contrary, sudden interruption of mass communication accelerates revolutionary mobilization and proliferates decentralized contention. Using a dynamic threshold model for participation in network collective action I demonstrate that full connectivity in a social network can hinder revolutionary action. I exploit a decision by Mubarak's regime to disrupt the Internet and mobile communication during the 2011 Egyptian uprising to provide an empirical proof for the hypothesis. A difference-in difference inference strategy reveals the impact of media disruption on the dispersion of the protests. The evidence is corroborated using historical, anecdotal, and statistical accounts.
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Keywords: Revolution, Social Networks, Learning, Media Disruption, Political Violence, Cascade, Egyptian Uprising 2011, Mobilization
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Los Angeles Angels ace Jered Weaver has been diagnosed with shoulder tendinitis and will not make his scheduled start Friday, according to the Los Angeles Times.
At some point this weekend, the team will announce when Weaver will return to the mound.
Weaver suffered the injury when he was hit by a line drive in his start this past Sunday. He was examined by Dr. Lewis Yocum on Wednesday as a precaution.
A contender for the AL Cy Young Award, Weaver is 16-4 with a 2.86 ERA and 121 strikeouts in 25 starts (160 1/3 innings) this season.