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UNEP Executive Director Outlines Impacts of Rio+20
3 March 2013: Achim Steiner, Executive Director, UN Environment Programme (UNEP), reflected on the impact of the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD, or Rio+20) on international cooperation in a speech to the Natur Kongress 2103. Steiner discussed the "new wave" of cooperative action sparked by Rio+20, but underscored the challenge of maintaining momentum.
Steiner noted the outcomes of the fifth Global Environment Outlook (GEO-5) and the emergence of the concept of the green economy, and The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB), and reflected on the theme of Rio+20, "The Future We Want." Explaining that Rio+20 focused on implementing existing treaties and the sustainable development agenda, Steiner said it had laid out "inspiring pathways" that the UN, countries, cities, business and civil society are engaging in.
Steiner also highlighted that nations embraced the green economy, agreeing it could be "an important tool" when supported by policies that encourage decent employment, social welfare and inclusion and maintenance of the Earth's ecosystems, from forests to freshwaters. He drew attention to the Partnership for Action on a Green Economy (PAGE) recently launched by the International Labour Organization (ILO), the UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and the UN Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR). PAGE which will assist 30 countries in transitioning to a green economy.
Steiner said the decision at Rio+20 to develop Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) also could prove significant, particularly if the goals reflect not just the need to assist developing countries to moving to sustainable paths, but the "impact of developed countries in respect to their global and regional footprints." Regarding the Rio+20 agreement to "strengthen and "upgrade" UNEP, he said environment ministers had since called for the UNEP Governing Council to be elevated to a UN Environment Assembly, and that UN discussions are underway which may result in tens of millions additional funding from the UN's regular budget by 2014.
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Check-in was a snap! We got in the building around 11:40am, walked right up to the available hosts, got checked in right away and proceeded immediately to the boarding line. This was so much better than previous cruises where we had to get a boarding group card and wait in a holding room. There was a bit of a line to get on the boat, but we were through in 5 minutes and on board!
The ship is beautiful and elegant. You can't say much more than that. Every crew member we encountered was friendly and helpful, and there seemed to be less urgency to up-sell wine or soda packages and so forth, which we experienced on smaller ships. The ship is laid out well, and it didn't take much time for us to feel like we knew our way around the ship. The maps at every elevator and on the promenade were exceptionally helpful. Probably the most "confusing" layout element is the split deck involving the promenade; if you're in the Savoy Theatre on Deck 3 forward and want to go to the Sound of Music Dining Room on Deck 3 aft, you actually have to go up a level or more to go across. Even that wasn't so bad.
This was our first trip with an ice skating rink, and the show did not disappoint! They were exceptionally talented and made use of their relatively small space quite well. The Singers and Dancers were okay - admittedly I think a better caliber than we had seen before (though one of our table mates who is a dancer was quite critical of their dancing ability). The shows themselves were not exceptionally entertaining; it's a material problem - the musical selections which by and large were not particularly well know to the audience. I thought the choreography and sets were top notch though. There was a Beatles tribute band that performed one night, and they were the best tribute band I have ever seen. Really went for an authentic feel, and delivered. There was also a juggler on the last night who was simply amazing, but the comedians were hit and miss. The first one we saw was actually pretty good, but the second, who joined the ship mid-cruise, did an "adult" comedy show which was PG at best and not particularly funny.
We found the food and food choices to be outstanding. Could they use more variety in the dining room? Sure, especially at lunch time. But the Windjammer had a great and expansive selection, and with so many additional choices you can't go wrong. We were certainly never hungry, nor did we get a chance to try everything. Service was exceptional and attentive everywhere. Johnny Rockets we did try. It wasn't bad, and certainly nice to have a milkshake. Is it worth spending $4.95 a person and $4.50 a milkshake when there's so many other free options? Well, I didn't mind trying it once but I don't think I would again. It was nice to have fries and onion rings and a burger way fresher than the Windjammer, I'll say that. Only one criticism of food - they overcooked the steaks. Every night, every person we saw, even in Portofino's. Rule of thumb - ask for it less done than you normally would. The steak in Portofino's was definitely tasty though. We didn't make it to Chops, but I would definitely recommend trying Portofino's. I was surprised that Jade was not a separate establishment. Really it was just the first buffet line you come to in the Windjammer, which is fine I guess. Just didn't seem like it was its own entity at all.
I believe this cruise was sold out...but did it feel crowded? No. There's so much space and so many places to be while on board, that it seemed it must be half empty. The only real lines we encountered were for bingo...they might consider increasing the amount of sale time available, which is currently 30 minutes prior to game starts. But even and the self-serve frozen yogurt at the pool deck, we never saw a line of more than 8 or so, and with two machines it went by quick. Certainly, this was all in all a very enjoyable ship to be on. Only complaint? Not enough time to do everything! There's too much going on and often things scheduled so that they overlap dinner times or other events of interest. (Oh and we had second seating for dinner, though this ship does offer MTD).
Later we went to the Cabo Cantina, one of the ship's "preferred" restaurants, and had a pleasant patio lunch which included a huge platter of a variety of salsas - very yummy. The check was conveniently written with a total in both pesos and US dollars, for the tourist in all of us.


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Charleston conservator Frances Ford has done paint research on dozens of historic buildings and has encountered her share of surprises.
But nothing in her career might match what she discovered last month while researching a grand home, Ochre Court, in Newport, R.I.
In 1946, the home was given to the Sisters of Mercy, which founded Salve Regina University there a year later.
A year ago, the school hired former College of Charleston architectural history professor Robert Russell, who soon hosted a small conservation team from the joint college-Clemson historic preservation program.
Their assignment? Remove a small patch of the white latex paint that was put on in the 1980s over a sky mural on the ceiling of one of Ochre Court's grandest rooms.
Last month, Ford, a conversation professor and a friend of Russell's, climbed the scaffolding with graduate student Kendy Altizer, and they got to work, as professor Diane Miller and Will Smith assisted them from the floor.
The pair found the sky, but after a while, Ford decided to try to speed things up by using her heat gun, a potentially dangerous tool.
"All of a sudden, the sky had gotten very dry and little areas flaked off in my hand," she says.
"I said, 'Oops!' Then there was a swirl of red and oranges. ... I just said, 'Oh, my goodness.' Kendy came over to me and I said I think we've found something else."
Altizer says after they found a little bit of hair, "we went a little further and found an eyeball, and that's when the cherub popped out. We got a lucky break."
The luck came because Russell happened to position their scaffolding right under the undiscovered cherub, because Ford grew frustrated with chemical strippers and reached for her heat gun and because there was some coating over the canvas that protected it decades ago when it was painted over with a sky motif.
"It was a nice set of accidental happenings all the way around," he says.
"By the time we broke for lunch," Ford adds, "we had this huge rectangle (exposed) through her body and her feet. It was the most exciting thing ever."
The pair were able to clear about a 5-by-7-foot section in just a day, and it's in excellent shape.
Now the school has to decide what to do next. Salve is working on a heritage preservation plan that will review its 21 historic buildings on a campus that once comprised seven contiguous 19th-century estates.
As far as the ceiling goes, Ford says she hopes to analyze the sky paint at Clemson's Warren Lasch Conservation Lab, and the findings not only will guide how best to remove it but also could answer a big mystery: When were the cherubs painted over?
Only after the cherub was discovered did Smith realize that an old 1897 black-and-white photo of Ochre Court, one that they had assumed was taken in a different room, actually showed the original ceiling.
When the college took over the house in 1947, its former ornate ballroom became a chapel, and now it is used as a music room.
Architect Richard Morris Hunt, a true "starchitect" (a star architech) in late 19th-century America, designed Ochre Court just only before he died in 1895. His client was New York banker and real estate magnate Ogden Goelet, who had the money to buy the best. Russell says the ceiling appears to have been painted in Europe on canvases, which were then shipped to Newport and glued to the ceiling.
"This is as good a painting as you could find anywhere in the 1890s," Russell says, adding that the exciting find may help the school to find donors for its full revealing and restoration.
"The core mission of Salve Regina is not the recuperation of cupids, but this isn't a piece of second-rate decorative schlock, that's for sure."
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Should college cagers be able to pass their classes before they pass a basketball in the NCAA tournament?
U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan thinks so.
Back when I covered the Flint Community Schools, Superintendent Nathel Burtley retired for his dream job, assistant director of athletics for academic services at Michigan State University.
A photographer and I caught up with him not long after he assumed the new post, and we chatted as we toured some of the sports facilities in East Lansing.
Burtley was just as proud to show us some of the academic services set aside for athletes, and spoke of how he works closely with coaches to intervene when a student athlete starts struggling in class.
I thought about Burtley today after seeing the ABC News report that Duncan wants a rule that prohibit teams from competing in March Madness unless they can graduate at least 40 percent of their players.
Duncan told the network that 40 percent is a "low bar" that colleges should be able to hit, and force the schools to focus more on academics.
"If you can't graduate two out of five of your players, I just think your priorities are out of whack," Duncan told ABC News. "What it tells me is there is a lack of institutional commitment."
Is such a rule was in place this year, 12 teams would be barred from the big dance, including Kentucky, which ABC said graduated 31 percent of its players.
Other teams that would be sent from the court back into the classroom were Arkansas Pine Bluff, Baylor, California, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Maryland, New Mexico State, Tennessee, Washington — and the University of Missouri, which clearly should be recruiting from its School of Journalism for top scholars.
Duncan's theory is that an education is all most of student-athletes will get from playing on the team, since a small minority go on to play professional ball.
But an NCAA spokesman told The Associated Press that such a ban would be unfair because it would be based on the team from the previous year.
Duncan might want to check with his boss, too. President Obama listed Kentucky as his pick to go to the finals, losing to Kansas.
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Are you in ketosis? That's a retched horrid breath. From large amounts of protein, lowered carbs and detoxing the previous crap. Parsley works somewhat, but nothing works better for me than gargling, rinsing and foaming with regular drugstore variety hydrogen peroxide. Don't swallow it. It kills the bacteria of keto breath and any other little bugs your mouth may have. I usually brush my teeth with it once a week, rinse, let it sit in my mouth and foam up for awhile. If it foams, there is infection or bacteria its killing off. It's a good thing. And then finish with a good long throat gargle, spit and water rinse. Fabulous stuff. Cures my ear infections as well. I'm a regular reader of Earth Clinics site and always try a natural remedy first before letting a doc write me a prescription for more poison.
I've never had anything but mild ketosis breath for a short time while primal, but most halitosis is from the gut, not the mouth or throat. It's very possible you're killing off bad guys in the gut and they're making a stink about it (ha!).
I'd use good ferments (like Bubbies pickles, or make your own sauerkraut or kim chee or yogurt, etc.), bone broth, avoid sweets entirely for a while (and grains, if you're not 100% already), and maybe a quality probiotic. If this is the worst of your "I cut the crap food" die-off, you're very fortunate!
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To commemorate the release of the book, he's speaking in room 205 at Gorgas Library at 4 p.m.
"The Myth of Martyrdom" offers his take on suicide terrorists and his belief that they are suicidal without just working for their cause.
"In the book, I present overwhelming evidence that suicide terrorists are actually suicidal in the clinical sense just like many school shooters and rampage shooters," Lankford said. "By understanding these attackers more accurately, we have a great opportunity to revise our countermeasures and successfully prevent many of these attacks."
Lankford said he is excited for the opportunity to speak today at Gorgas Library.
"For decades, foreign terrorist leaders have essentially fooled our government officials and leading scholars into believing that suicide bombers are motivated by the desire to sacrifice their lives for an ideological cause," Lanford said.
This event is free and open to the public. There will be a discussion, question and answer period as well as a book signing.


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Honestly, IMO, the biggest benefit of Primal and Paleo is the elimination of junk foods. And as we get more and more "paleo brownies" and "paleo buns" and "paleo ice cream" and "paleo pizza crust" available at stores, it will become less effective. By eliminating grains and sugar, you eliminate the ability to eat the kinds of food people overeat. And double that if you also eliminate things like rice and potatoes.
It's kind of like becoming a vegan. Works great at first when you eliminate meat and eat salads. Then you add in veggie burgers and figure out the fries at McDonald's are vegan. Then you find Soy Ice Cream. Next thing you know, you've recreated SAD with soy products.
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Nuclear scientist Shahram Amiri got a heroes welcome in Tehran, Iran, after claims he was captured by the U.S.
He said he was kidnapped and tortured by the Central Intelligence Agency, but U.S. officials said it's not true, that he defected to the U.S. as a willing informant.
"This happens all the time. Defectors come across, they think it is a good idea, they get paid a lot of money, and once the boredom sets in, the loneliness, they realize it's a huge mistake," former CIA Agent Bob Baer said.
The Washington Post reports Amiri was paid $5 million to provide intelligence on Iran's nuclear program, but he does not get to keep it since he returned to Iran.
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After a 40-year career with BancorpSouth, longtime company Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Aubrey Patterson is retiring next year.
Patterson, 69, joined the then-Bank of Mississippi in 1972 and has worked his way up the ranks of the $13.3 billion financial holding company.
Patterson, who has served in his dual roles of the Tupelo-based financial holding company since 1991, will continue to be chairman and CEO until a successor is named and the transition is complete, according to the company.
A new leader is expected to be named by the next shareholders' meeting in April 2013.
In a press release, Patterson said, "Because of my retirement plans, the board has initiated a succession process in which a special committee will oversee the search for, and recommend to the board, the best candidate to become CEO of BancorpSouth. I have every confidence that this transition process will be orderly and successful and that it will result in a new leader for BancorpSouth with the experience, skills and vision to build on our strong franchise history."
BancorpSouth's board of directors has formed a search committee to find Patterson's replacement. Executive search company Spencer Stuart will advise the board.
Tupelo civic leader Jack Reed Sr., said Patterson is "a workaholic. I don't know what he's going to do with his time. I think a lot of Aubrey.
"I think he's done an outstanding job with the bank. He's an outstanding citizen for Tupelo. He's been very generous with his time and his financial support. The bank has been a tremendous asset to the city."
Reed and Patterson serve together on the boards of the Boy Scouts, CREATE and the Daily Journal.
Before being named both chairman and CEO 11 years ago, Patterson was president and chief operating officer from 1983-1990 and was named CEO in 1990. He was president and CEO from 1990 to 1991.
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Angela Davis, Professor in History of Consciousness and Chair of Women's Studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz, will deliver the Fifth Annual Eric E. Williams Memorial Lecture at Florida International University, as part of the African-New World Studies Program Distinguished Africana Scholars Lecture Series.
Location: Florida International University, 11200 Southwest Eighth Street, Miami, Florida.
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Salt built the Great Wall of China and helped turned New York into America's biggest city. Without it, civilizations would never have thrived and technology would be stuck in the Stone Age. Salt launched wars and sparked revolutions all because humans can't survive without it. Viewers will learn about how salt first formed and the way our very thoughts are made of this valuable resource. Taking a tour through space and time, across continents and up through the present, this episode gives new insights into how this everyday substance has fueled our world.
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The horse has been a revolutionary animal in unexpected ways. Horses have shaped the way we speak, what we wear, and they have helped determine the hidden limit for the size of our most massive empires. Their story spans the cosmos from the elements that made it possible for them to thrive through their many functions in our world today. This episode explores important thresholds in the history of the horse, from their near extinction to their dominance on the steppes of Eurasia to their key roles in agricultural societies over time.
Cold weather has led to mass extinctions, yet without it humans never would have evolved to walk on two feet. Cold divided the ancient world into farmers and nomads, sparking endless wars, and it also helped put an end to Napoleon's empire. Ice helped sink the Titanic, but also raised skyscrapers to the heavens. In this episode, viewers learn how the conquest of cold has helped humans eat a balanced diet and survive the harshest of conditions.
Gold has always represented stability throughout human history and yet it has also created conflict and doomed empires. Viewers will learn how the world's supply of gold became available to humans and why it has been turned into everything from money to wedding rings.
From the Great Pyramid at Giza to the towering Burj Khalifa in Dubai, humans have been engineering massive constructions for thousands of years. This episode examines the development of human societies through the lens of the largest and often most compelling structures we have created.
Did you know that if animals had never evolved in flight, nature would never have created flowers and trees? This episode traces the history of flight from the prehistoric insect to our modern globalized jet age. From Leonardo da Vinci's first blueprints imagining flight through the Wright Brothers innovative design techniques, viewers learn how humans have been able to achieve flight and transform the world in the process.
From the invention of the long bow to a Chinese alchemist's accidental discovery of gunpowder, to Leonardo da Vinci's design for a machine gun, history has been shaped by an ever-evolving quest for power over others. This episode looks at the ways humans have built and refined weapons, and how they have transformed human cultures over time.
Today, commodities like coffee and tea are part of everyday life for many people throughout the world. But what is the history behind them, and why did they become so popular? This episode explores the chemical makeup of caffeine, and links human cravings to transformative events in human history, providing context for understanding the role of caffeine in our lives today.
Mountains form natural boundaries, dictate trade routes, create natural defenses and powerfully affect our weather. They have inspired wonder but have also fragmented peoples and sparked wars throughout history. This episode examines how mountains were created and how they have shaped the human story over time.
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Cell phones are everywhere, and they link people throughout the world. This episode examines the how and why of the cell phone, giving historical context on the evolution of this now-omniscient device.
From the first letters of the alphabet to the binary zeroes and ones that make up today's Internet language, humanity has relied on codes. This episode explores these powerful secret codes including the roots of human life in our all-important human code: DNA.
Meteors brought water and minerals to earth, making life possible. By killing off the dinosaurs, an asteroid impact allowed human beings to evolve. In this episode, viewers will learn how meteors have made their mark on human history and may also impact our future.
Solar cycles have guided human civilization from the development of agriculture to the massive famines in Europe in the 1300s when sunspot activity helped cause the Little Ice Age. This episode looks at the centrality of the sun to human existence, exploring the ways various cultures have worshipped the sun and how humans have counted on its heat to stay alive.
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A molecule made of two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen is the key to life itself. This episode provides a Big History perspective on water, revealing the many ways water has fueled life and propelled humans forward.
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Rangers' Stepan breaks jaw on hit from Prust
NEW YORK -- The New York Rangers' smooth ride to the Stanley Cup finals suddenly has become much rougher.
Not only did the Broadway Blueshirts let the Montreal Canadiens back into the Eastern Conference finals with a 3-2 overtime loss Thursday at Madison Square Garden, they might have to play without top forward Derek Stepan, whose broken jaw required surgery Friday.
The Rangers will carry a 2-1 series lead into Sunday's Game 4.
The center was injured 2 minutes, 48 seconds in when he was struck by a hard, blindside hit from Montreal's Brandon Prust, who wasn't penalized. The NHL suspended Prust for two games for his hit.
- The NHL gave Rangers forward Daniel Carcillo an automatic 10-game suspension after he was ejected for physical abuse of officials during the first period of Game 3.
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Not much, according to Jon Grander, vice president of asset and revenue management for Brown Shoe Company. "A lot of people have analytics. But when you combine them with human auditing or intervention, you can come up with some real solutions."
Grander, whose company operates more than 1,300 Famous Footwear and Naturalizer stores in the United States and Canada and wholesales to retailers from Nordstrom to Walmart, is in the process of doing just that. The catalyst is Brown Shoe Company's partnership with Prism Skylabs, whose system combines next-generation video surveillance with detailed customer analysis, enabling stores to track the path that customers take through their stores, what merchandise they've touched, where and for how long.
"We can hire marketing companies that do this by sitting outside the store and observing. They count customers, look at linger time and where customers are going," Grander says. "With Prism, we not only do this in real time but over an extended period of time. We can also watch thousands of customers across different platforms and gather some very interesting information to improve our store designs, promotions and what our sales associates are doing."
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Brown Shoe Company's stores identify the bulk of inventory shrink daily — most often in the form of empty shoe boxes.
"We're in the process of trying to understand the root causes of our shrink — the story behind the empty box," Grander says. "We can surmise that it's shoplifting, but there is still the question of how shoplifters are doing it. Do they place the shoes in a bag, or are they wearing the new shoes out and leaving their old ones in the box? And what percentage of it involves employees who make it look like items have been shoplifted by others?"
Over the past couple of years, the company has engaged several different companies to help figure things out, without much success. "I need to understand the shoplifter's behavior and see what the associates are doing as it's happening," Grander says. "Are they conspiring, looking the other way intentionally? Or are they being sent off the sales floor to check on something in the back room or doing something at the point of sale?
"These are the unknowns that I would like to statistically consolidate," he says. "I want to identify five constants in every one of our empty box scenarios. And I want to be able to say, for example, that there are three things that will stop 80 percent of those five things from happening. It's a game of numbers."
In this regard, Grander has high hopes for Prism Skylabs. The company's cloud-based software service uses a retailer's existing video to
access images of any shelf or display in a store in real time and to provide an analytics platform that can help retailers unlock a wealth of data on customer shopping behavior.
"The video would help us understand the actual problem. Then I can turn it into a training tool for associates," says Grander.
Brown Shoe Company is still early in its collaboration with Prism, but Grander says "they are very creative, technically savvy and the system is very flexible. They are also very focused on trying to build something that helps us come to some conclusions."
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Instead of testing the Prism system in a variety of store types, Brown Shoe Company decided to target its redesigned mall concept. "We want to see if we can learn anything from this concept store about consumer behavior that would be useful in the design, marketing, merchandising or layouts in multiple stores," Grander says. The company's concept stores are located in the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minn., as well as in Lancaster, Pa., and Mays Landing, N.J.
"I don't know how long we'll be in test. ... We might use the analytics in a select number of stores by channel type or sales volume, or in select mall stores. That might tell us enough of a story."
Prism provides Brown Shoe Company with the ability to remotely access live data in its stores. "One of the most meaningful things to me at the moment is what the shopping behavior was during our back-to-school period," Grander says. "By mapping that time frame, we can find out if shopping behavior is different before or after this period, whether we're targeting products to where the consumer is going in the store and where we can best highlight products. We can enhance selling by stationing a shoe in a location where it will get the most looks and the most touches based on our prior experience.
"Anyone can get video, review it and connect the dots," he says. "But when you have a system that connects the dots for you by telling a story about which shoes are being touched more frequently — that can equate to a sale. If there are a lot of touches on a shoe and not a lot of sales, it could either mean there is a fit problem or we didn't have customer's size. This system gives us the opportunity to make meaningful decisions to improve the customer's experience and our sales."
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Prism also provides some additional customer-centric advantages. "It's all about the experience," Grander says. "What kind of experience is it when you've got people waiting to come in and the doors don't open on time? This system allows me to take an image and e-mail it to the district manager or other responsible person. A picture is worth a thousand words. This is the stuff that affects change."
The concept stores are still too new to determine how the Prism system might aid in any redesign. "We're running a marathon and we just passed the first mile," Grander says. "As we grow together, we'll start to figure out what we can learn. But it's a big idea and I feel it's going to revolutionize how we do business."
Analytics, he says, has "been around for a while. But technological advancements enable us to do a lot of new things. It promises to be a valuable tool for our marketing and merchandising operations and helps us differentiate our stores," Grander says, noting that the system may be a great way to optimize labor management and allocate hours more effectively.
"We're only limited by our imagination," he says.
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I would like to send my greetings for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2012. We here in SOS Children's Villages Sudan commit ourselves for better services to our children to guarantee their future asking Almighty God to keep you guard you and care for you as you are serving and caring for the most needy categories of children.
SOS Sudan has been working hard for more than thirty years taking care of abandoned children. It is our target to turn them into good boys and girls accepted by the community. We remain in Sudan a good example for child care model reducing the tremendous need of child care in the country. Our mothers in the same time are sharing their lives and devote themselves to care for the children.
Out of the 99 children 54 are in different school distributed, as 31 private schools 17 in governmental schools 6 in special education 22 in nursery and 23 are still babies staying with their mothers in houses .The general result of this term for all students is 85%.
This year all SOS families in Sudan said farewell to BABA Taj the village's director who went on pension last august 2011 Baba Taj spent half of his age serving SOS families. Generations of those who are living now independently and successfully were taken care of by him. So we owe him much. He left with his family to live outside the village after handing over to his last assistant Mr. Abdel Galil.
During this year first of September 2011, we have a remarkable support from SOMMAR sport institution. They are running sport training for children in soccer, basketball outside the villages. More over 14 children who are under preparation are registered in public sport hall (Hashim Daifalla Hall). At the same time life skills sessions for children are held inside the village every Saturday. We all gather together, eat breakfast and the children start chatting, discussing, planning. In these sessions we talk with them on child rights and life education, we also lead their activities to cope with country future like farming and other home activities.
In 21/7/2011 13 of our children have participated in SOS international Film making. In the same time a number of children were lucky to attend Sudan broad cast festivals on the occasion of Eid Alfitr. On 12/3/2011 the children celebrated the Mother's Day in and outside the village. Some of the youth brought gifts to their families in the villages.
During the period between Jan & Nov. 2011, SOS children witnessed many visits by outstanding figures from Sudan and abroad. On 12th Sep. 2011, the Ministry of Youth and Sports paid a visit to the village. This is beside the visit of the Minister of Social Affairs. We also have been honored by visits of Mr.Claudio the project director for Sudan and Egypt and the Middle East and Amal Mouawia the Regional (Family Based Care) FBC Advisor who held meetings with SOS mothers and coworkers. The high Academic institutions cooperated with the village in development programs.
The SOS nursery is a part of the village compound, and the total number of children is 50. 2 out of them are from neighboring area. The SOS youth house for girls accommodates 9 girls. Sticking to Sudanese culture and tradition, they are staying in separate house with the village.
This year the number of the SOS boys in houses is 73. 5 out of them have graduated and become independent and have got jobs as technicians, hoteliers and a driver. In the same time 5 boys from the village were admitted. Allocation of the rooms in the houses always runs according to the youths' education and vocational training. Out of this number there are 10 boys in different universities, 15 in high secondary schools, 13 in basic stage and 35 boys in different vocational centers. The youth administration is keen on upgrading the levels of education for the youth by appointing qualified teachers every year for 8 months. In sports the youth house administration has built a solid team during the last 5 years. In addition, most of the youth are participating as members in community clubs.
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The (4) SOS Hermann Gmeiner Schools in Khartoum and Omdurman are providing their educational services to the communities of Khartoum and Omdurman in a good way and a number of 2371 children from those communities have been enjoying our free educational services in those schools.
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Pee-wee Herman will return to the stage in a limited engagement run of "The Pee-wee Herman Show," starring Paul Reubens, on Nov. 8 at Hollywood's Music Box at the Fonda Theater.
The latest edition will include many of the original cast and crew. While reimagined, show will still be about a wish and include such characters as Miss Yvonne, Mailman Mike, Cowboy Curtis and Jambi the Genie, as well as Pee-wee's talking chair Chairry, Pterri the pterodactyl, robot Conky, Magic Screen and Randy.
"It's time," Reubens said in a statement. "My Pee-wee suit and red bow tie are at the ready — and this is proof that white shoes are cool past Labor Day."
The original "Pee-wee Herman Show" bowed at the Groundlings in 1980 and was taped for an HBO special. Further TV appearances and a 22-city tour followed, as well as CBS' TV show "Pee-wee's Playhouse" plus the Tim Burton-directed movie.


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WARREN - William R. "Bill" Flemming Jr., 79, of Warren, died at 10:05 p.m. Thursday, April 3, 2014, at the Hospice House in Poland with his wife by his side.
He was born on July 29, 1934, in Warren, the son of the William R. and Mary Parlas Flemming Sr.
Bill was a 1953 graduate of Warren G. Harding High School and formerly worked and was retired from Heltzel Steel in Warren and Transco in Newton Falls.
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Survivors include his wife, the former Amelia Paolina Valerio, whom he married on Aug. 2, 1969; his daughter, Christina Marie (Robert) Fisher of Warren; his grandchildren, Maria Christina Mullenax and Michael William Fisher both of Warren. Also surviving are his siblings, Richard (Phyllis) Flemming of Kinsman, Mary Elizabeth LaCella of Las Vegas, Nev., and Margaret Glodde of Tyler, Texas; two nephews and four nieces.
Other than his parents, William was preceded in death by two nephews, James LaCella and Jeff Rebhan.
Funeral services will take place at 11 a.m. Thursday at Lane Family Funeral Homes, Roberts-Clark Chapel, 180 Garfield Drive N.E., Warren, Ohio 44481, where the Rev. Bernard Schmalzried will celebrate William's life. Family and friends may visit from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home, and also one hour prior to the service on Thursday.
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The Stem Act, which stands for science, technology, engineering, and math, aims to reverse what some have called the "brain drain."
Republicans largely shunned by Hispanic voters and other minorities in the November elections used Friday's 245-139 vote for the STEM Jobs Act to show they have softened their hardline immigration policies.
GOP leaders also added a provision making it easier for immigrants working in the country legally to bring their spouses and children to the United States while they wait for their visa applications to be approved.
Typically, family members now wait more than two years to be reunited. About 80,000 such family based visas are issued every year.
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Most Democrats balked at what they called the Republicans' "zero sum game" where there is no increase in the number of green cards offered.
The elimination of the Diversity Visa Lottery Program is a "slap in the face to the core value and the position of immigrants to the United States," said Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., a leader on immigration policy with the Hispanic Caucus.
"If you support this bill, then you are saying that one type of immigrant is better than the other," he said.
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**Corpus Christi, TX (September 5, 2007)** – For the second time in six months, National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation attorneys have helped a security guard employed by Asset Protection and Security Services file unfair labor practice charges after union officials threatened workers with termination if they failed to pay union dues.
Under Texas' Right to Work law, on the books since 1947, no employee can be required to pay dues or fees to a union as a condition of employment.
Ramona Trevino joined fellow employee Carlos Banuelos in filing charges with help from Foundation attorneys challenging the enforcement of the illegal forced dues clause in the employment contract between Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America (SPFPA) union officials and their employer. Trevino also filed charges against Asset for enforcing the unlawful forced dues clause.
Banuelos' earlier charges have already triggered a prosecution by the National Labor Relations Board. SPFPA union officials claim, with no basis whatsoever, that Banuelos, Trevino, and their coworkers work on an "exclusive federal enclave" that is not protected by the Right to Work law – and therefore can be forced to pay union fees as a condition of employment.
Under similar circumstances, Foundation attorneys successfully secured the reinstatement of Juan Vielma, a security guard for AKAL Security in El Paso, whom union officials had illegally suspended without pay for over a year for refusal to pay dues. Agreeing with Foundation attorneys, a federal Administrative Law Judge ruled that SPFPA union officials had no legal authority to compel Vielma to pay dues.
Trevino's charge further emphasizes what is likely a widespread violation of Texas' Right to Work law. In oral argument in Vielma's case, an attorney for another security company with a contract with the SPFPA union even boasted that they require employees to pay dues "across the country in Right to Work states." Evidence shows that union officials have established these forced dues requirements at multiple worksites under apparently fraudulent agreements.
Responding to demands of Texas citizens, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott took long-awaited legal action in July to enforce the Right to Work law in the Vielma and Banuelos cases. However, Texans await further action by the Attorney General to address the statewide pattern of Right to Work law violations.
"Union officials are trampling Texas' long standing freedom to earn a living without paying money to union bosses for the privilege," said Stefan Gleason, vice president of the National Right to Work Foundation. "Union officials need to learn that the Lone Star state takes its Right to Work law very seriously."


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El Paso Police need your help finding a missing 16-year-old girl.
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Some promising home-video footage of Christopher Reeve's progress since his 1995 fall from a horse that rendered the "Superman" star a quadriplegic is set to air on the Sept. 18 ABC special "Christopher Reeve: Courageous Steps."
A Reeve family spokesman, Wesley Combs, tells the New York Post that the special "covers what the status of his recovery is and what things he's doing in his physical rehabilitation."
That recovery, say reports, is said to be nothing short of miraculous. Reeve can now move his toes and the fingers of his left hand and can feel pin pricks over most of his body.
"To be able to feel just the lightest touch is really a gift," the star tells PEOPLE in an interview in the new issue.
Asked if his patient might ever walk again, Reeve's doctor, John McDonald, medical director of the Spinal Cord Injury Program at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, responded: "The fact that he's having some recovery could make that a possibility."
Reeve can also raise his right hand to a 90-degree angle, breathe off the respirator for 90-minute spells and distinguish between hot and cold.
"The fact is that even if your body doesn't work the way it used to," says Reeve, "the heart and mind and the spirit are not diminished. It's a simple as that."
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NEW YORK - The New York Stock Exchange suspended trading early Friday for about an hour and a half due to computer problems that prevented trading in about half of its 3,500 stocks.
Trading on the entire exchange was halted shortly after 10 a.m., about 40 minutes after the markets first opened.
Most trading resumed at 11:35 a.m.
However, about 10 percent of the companies based at two floor posts, including well-known companies such as IBM Corp. and Anheuser-Busch Cos., did not resume trading until early afternoon. By 2:26 p.m., all companies were trading, the NYSE said.
The problems stemmed from software introduced into the NYSE trading system Thursday night, NYSE chairman and chief executive Richard Grasso told CNBC.
The last time computer problems forced the NYSE to temporarily shut down trading was October 1998. Although traders could buy and sell half of the NYSE-listed stocks, Grasso said, the exchange decided to suspend trading for all stocks out of "fairness to all of our customers."
No problems were reported at two Amarillo brokerages.
"I don't think it had any measurable effect on our business," said Buzz Roberts, branch manager for First Union Securities.
"I'd say locally it didn't have a huge impact," said Bob Juba, financial adviser for Merrill Lynch. "For 90 minutes trade couldn't go through, but it was handled pretty orderly by the exchange."
Juba said any trades his business had were executed, but they "weren't executed as timely as expected. In some cases, people had to wait."
He said the temporary shutdown was a "minor incident," although he knows the people in New York didn't think so.
"We didn't have any significant issues here at the local office," he said.
The Dow was off about 35 points when trading was halted, though continued to fluctuate throughout the morning based on the trading activity of its technology components - Intel Corp. and Microsoft Corp. - that are traded on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Soon after the NYSE reopened, the Dow dipped lower, and was off 132 points to 10,958. Trading of Nasdaq issues was not affected, said Scott Peterson, spokesman for the computerized exchange.
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In my first speech in Parliament, I told my Parliamentary colleagues, "we can choose to squander our time here and aim for power above all else, or we can use it to get things done". This week – together with communities across Victoria – we got something done.
People cast their vote for a party for a variety of reasons and motivations. No government can claim to have popular support for each and every issue they hold, especially one elected with the slimmest of majorities. The Greens also have a mandate to honor and respect the wishes of more than one million Australians who voted Green at this election.


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what happened with the worcester v. georgia case?
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cause for Worcester v. Georgia case?
Georgia refused to recognize the treaty right of the cherokees.
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Maryland tried to tax the Baltimore branch of the Bank of the United States
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supreme court reaffirmed the power of congress to regulate interstate commerce


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At Kitchen Kapers in Ardmore, one trendy tabletop product occupies most of the front window display. At Simply Elegant Home in Media, owner Mary Rhoads has devoted an eight-foot-long wall unit, plus a 48-inch round table, to this French-designed import — in a store that is 1,000 square feet.
And, at Everything but the Kitchen Sink in Hockessin, Del., manager Suzanne Edgar devotes to it four five-foot shelves. "It doesn't go on sale," she says.
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The mission of the Langston Hughes Artistic Partnership Program is to create dynamic programming with a broad array of artists and groups that propel Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute as an artistic gathering and training ground for the benefit of the participating artists and community constituents.
The Artistic Partnership program is expressly for artistic programming, not to be confused with partnerships and collaborations between other facilities or partnerships with other groups in producing their programs in their buildings.
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Facilitate performance opportunities for artists and arts organizations in need of a performing space.
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It has never been entirely clear that a failure of saliva to reach the stomach, owing to complete stenosis or to fistula of the esophagus, is of itself incompatible with normal growth, although such a possibility has been suggested by more than one author. Chevalier Jackson1 noted the clinical benefit to patients with esophageal stenosis of their adding saliva to their food by preliminary chewing. In a personal communication Prof. A. J. Carlson mentioned a child with complete obstruction of the esophagus who was undoubtedly helped by a regimen of mastication of food before its introduction into the gastrostomy tube by which she was fed. Carlson ascribed the rapid gain in weight which he observed mainly to the secretion of gastric juice accompanying appetite and the chewing reflex, and questioned the importance of the actual presence of saliva in the food. Likewise, Prof. A. C. Ivy wrote us that
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