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As noted Sunday in a Currents article by Patrick Kerkstra, Philadelphia is the worst among major cities in going after property-tax deadbeats. Other cities with high poverty rates, including Detroit and Cleveland, do a better job. Meanwhile, Philadelphia muddles along much as it has for more than two decades, and despite the urgency for more revenue after the recession.

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Now that Sprint's (NYSE:S) long-awaited Xohm service has launched in Baltimore to mostly positive reviews, researchers, bloggers, and journalists are beginning to place their bets on the upcoming battle between WiMAX and long term evolution (LTE), its toughest challenger.
Researchers at In-Stat have struck the first blow for WiMAX, concluding in a new report that WiMAX is likely to "outpace" LTE over the next few years, though both technologies are still years away from full implementation. In-Stat argues that because LTE will not be ready for at least another year or two, the timing of network roll-outs favors WiMAX technology.
But CNET's Marguerite Reardon is skeptical, as she draws a comparison between Sprint's Xohm roll-out and the recent failed efforts by EarthLink (NASDAQ:ELNK) to develop municipal Wi-Fi networks. She argues that Sprint's business model may be doomed to fail because it pits WiMAX against existing 3G data services and cheaper, more consistent broadband options such as Verizon (NYSE:VZ) DSL. In the absence of financial incentives and a greater variety of WiMAX-ready devices, Reardon predicts that Xohm will face a tough battle for consumers – not necessarily against LTE, but against HSPA products offered by competitors.
However, while Sprint's WiMAX network in Baltimore may not be as consistent as existing broadband services -- for now, at least -- it still offers stronger, faster, and more consistent connections than EarthLink's Wi-Fi project, which depended on countless access points, each with a limited reach. WiMAX offers the freedom of municipal Wi-Fi, but with far less hassle -- so the real goal for Sprint is to convince consumers that its service will make their lives easier, liberate them from coffee shops, and save them the trouble of dealing with routers and modems. Their inability to pull this off is by no means a foregone conclusion. Municipal Wi-Fi, after all, is still an attractive concept in theory, if not in practice. And while it's true that WiMAX-ready mobile devices and laptops are currently few in number, we can doubtlessly expect to see more of these devices entering the market if the launch of Xohm proves to be successful in the long run.
Reardon doesn't mention LTE directly, but she does inject a bit of unpleasant reality into the WiMAX vs. LTE debate by pointing out the gloomy state of the economy, and in doing so, she raises an important question: what if delays in WiMAX roll-outs give LTE technology time to catch up? Phil Skeffington, an associate with UK-based consultancy Mott MacDonald Schema, doesn't see a problem.
In fact, if Skeffington is right, the battle between WiMAX and LTE may even result in a draw. Skeffington believes that WiMAX and LTE are "complementary technologies," with LTE poised to become the preferred technology for mobile handsets, and WiMAX set to corner the market of "nomadic" laptop users because of its superior bandwidth capabilities. Because demand from laptop users is higher right now, WiMAX is still likely to hold on to its early lead. Its ability to emerge from the fight unscathed depends on Sprint's ability to attract consumers, to create demand for devices, and to convince manufacturers and investors to meet that demand.
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|Transcript of Kevin Garnett on D&C: Rajon Rondo the smartest, most stubborn, possibly most hated player in NBA
|12.14.11 at 10:53 am ET
Celtics forward Kevin Garnett joined Dennis & Callahan for an interview from Celtics training camp that aired Wednesday morning.
Following rumors that Rajon Rondo could get traded, Garnett was asked his opinion of the young point guard. Garnett said Rondo is the smartest player in the league, as well as "the most stubborn, the most probably hated."
Said Garnett: "I've grown to understand Shorty. His greatest gift is his greatest curse. We as players try to help him to understand that. Me, more or less, I see a lot of myself in him. I'm not as cocky as he is. I like to actually set aside ego when I step on the court and let the play do the talking.
"Shorty's very smart but he's also very stubborn. Nonetheless, with all that said and done, talking to him, I see the maturity, I hear the maturity in him wanting to be better. That's what you want from your young guy. You want your young guy growing. You want your guy to always be in a sense to where he's understanding that he's the future. I think him understanding that, him being confident in that. You hear your name in talks, that's not what you want to be. Things like that come on for a reason. Just understanding growth and understanding being young. But I love Shorty. I wouldn't want to play with anybody else."
Following is a transcript of the conversation. To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
Did you think there was a chance there might not be basketball this year? Did that thought dross your mind? Did it worry you?
To be honest, yeah, I didn't think that we were going to have basketball, and I thought for the betterment of. I thought players should have stayed solid and together on what we thought was right. I'm a fighter, man. I understood the demographics. Obviously 500-plus players, everybody's going to have a preference. This was just my own. I understood the negotiating. I understood the whole process of it, going through it in '99 and '98. But times are different now. And here we are.
Do wounds need to heal?
I think everybody needs to get past mad and come here and be professional. And I think that's what you see, guys understanding what this is. But to sit back and complain about the things that [David] Stern is doing, jamming up trades and all this other stuff, I think he's been playing God for a while. But we need to understand that he's also grown our league. He's also done a lot of good things in our league.
At some point if you're going to go forward, you've got to get past mad and come in here and understand that and focus on the positives. So, that's what I think everybody's doing. We've got a new team here. Basketball is back and alive here. I think all the guys here agree that we're happy to see each other. Now, it's just about preparing for this year.
|Paul Pierce: 'I see Kevin and Ray playing past this year'
|12.13.11 at 5:20 pm ET
WALTHAM — While much of the discussion at Celtics Media Day focused on a closing championship window for the aging veteran core, team captain Paul Pierce left it open a crack.
'I really see Kevin [Garnett] and Ray [Allen] playing past this year, hopefully with the Boston Celtics even though their contracts are up," Pierce said. "But if Doc [Rivers] wants to use that as motivation, then I will.'
Both Garnett and Allen are free agents after this shortened season, clearing $31 million worth of contracts from the books, and neither addressed his future beyond this season. Speculation has ranged from this being Garnett's last season to both he and Allen signing more cap-friendly deals and making another run in diminished roles.
'At any moment, anything can change, so this year, last year, the year before, you guys have asked this same question: 'Is this our last opportunity?'" Allen said. "Every moment we come out here is our last opportunity, because nothing is promised."
Pierce, on the other hand, is one of only three Celtics players signed beyond this year ($16.8 million in 2012-13 and $15.3 million in 2013-14). Obviously, he'd like to see the Big Three remain intact beyond 66 more games.
|Doc Rivers and Danny Ainge show the love for Rajon Rondo
|12.01.11 at 1:29 pm ET
WALTHAM — Danny Ainge and Doc Rivers know full well what to expect when they next see Rajon Rondo – assuming that's in a Celtics uniform on Dec. 9, the first day of training camp.
They admitted on Thursday in an 18-minute briefing with reporters at the team's practice facility that trade rumors involving their point guard are part of the uncontrollable business of the new-world NBA where there's labor peace but no ratified deal in place yet to allow general managers and coaches to have direct contact with players.
"I'll talk to Rondo," Ainge said. "Rondo will be fine. Rondo knows that we love him. He's excited to come back and play basketball. He gets a lot of attention. He's a great player. There's a lot of people that call me and ask me about Rondo. How these rumors get out is unfortunate but we didn't leak those rumors out and we'll deal with it. He'll be fine."
"There's a reason when whatever this thing leaked out, it was all over the news," Rivers added. "It's because the players they were talking about are both really good. Rondo has established that with his play. He is a great basketball player and he does so many things for our team. He should be flattered, in a way, that this is news."
As big a deal as trading Rondo would be, Ainge has an even bigger issue at hand – filling out the roster before training camp and the season opener on Christmas.
"We have about eight players to sign, that's not including our draft players, which we're in the process of getting signed," Ainge said. Read the rest of this entry »
|Jackie MacMullan on M&M: Veteran teams play well in shortened seasons
|11.29.11 at 1:30 pm ET
ESPN.com's Jackie MacMullan joined Mut & Merloni to give her thoughts on the Celtics and how they will fare now that the union and the owners have come to a tentative agreement to end the NBA lockout. Boston is set to face the Knicks on Christmas day in the first game of a shortened 66-game season.
MacMullan pointed to the 1999 NBA season, which was shortened to 50 games due to another lockout, and how older teams like the Spurs, the Magic and the Knicks were among the best in the league.
"You look at who came out of that shortened '99 season, it was all veteran teams," MacMullan said. "The Orlando Magic had one of the oldest teams in the league, the New York Knicks were dragging Patrick Ewing along and of course the San Antonio Spurs, who ended up winning the whole thing. They didn't do well in those back-to-back-to-back games, in fact they did somewhat poorly, the older teams.
"But over the long haul, you had a bunch of veterans. Do you think anyone needs to tell Kevin Garnett how to stay in shape during the lockout? Do you think anyone needs to tell Ray Allen? And I would daresay even Paul Pierce has figured it out at this point. So the veteran teams tend to do well in these shortened seasons because they know what it takes not just to get into shape, but to stay in shape as the lockout goes along."
While many think that the Celtics' window to win another championship has closed, MacMullan said that the team has the ingredients to still be a contender.
"These guys know how to do it, they play the kind of defense that can get it done," MacMullan said. "The question of course we always have with them is, can they score enough points? Because they really do get bogged down offensively."
Following are more highlights from the conversation. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
On what moves the Celtics will make before the start of the season: "I think it will be small moves. They have a core that they can try to go out a win. Don't laugh, I wouldn't be surprised if they tried going after Grant Hill one more time, another old guy, a veteran that Doc loves and I think would be great in their locker room. They need a big body. My guess is they'll go for a defensive type of center, like Kendrick Perkins, who's going to cost them less money. Maybe a Joel Przybilla, his name has been out there. Do they go after a young, athletic guy like Al Thornton? They might.
"I was intrigued with one thing. Greg Oden is a restricted free agent in Portland. We know about his terrible, terrible foot problems. Do you take a flyer on him, one that doesn't cost you a ton of money? My guess is whatever you did Portland would match it. But I just go all the way back to when we thought the Celtics might have a No. 1 pick, they were in the Greg Oden camp. Not the Kevin Durant pick, and by the way, that's true of 99 percent of the people in the NBA at that time. So do you take a shot at Greg Oden? I don't know. I doubt you overpay for him. You maybe overplay a little, but I doubt you throw big, big bucks at him and my guess is Portland would match no matter what. But he's just a guy to throw out there because if he could at all be healthy, he'd really help you."
|Irish Coffee: Celtics hope to sign-and-trade Big Baby?
|11.28.11 at 12:35 pm ET
With half the roster still to be filled, expect a whole lot of Celtics rumors to fly around the interwebs between now and Christmas Day — and here's the first, courtesy of Sporting News NBA writer Sean Deveney's Twitter account: "From what I'm told, the Celts are happy about the whole sign-and-trade issue for tax teams, because that's the plan with Big Baby [Glen] Davis."
At some point during the haze that was the NBA lockout, we discussed the realistic sign-and-trade options for Davis at length. Options included old friend Tony Allen, Warriors forward Dorell Wright, Kings center Jason Thompson and Bucks swingman Carlos Delfino, among others.
In an interview with the Boston Herald, Davis said he'll have "a pen and pad and two phones up to my ears" as he listens to offers elsewhere, preferably for a starting position. He also expressed his interest (once again) in returning to the Celtics.
"I've been in the playoffs every year on that team — twice in the Finals,' Davis told the Herald. "I think of the legacies that Kevin [Garnett] and Ray [Allen] have built here, and that's the path you want to take. I'll take a look at them first to see what we can do here, and then if I have to, I'll look into where else I can go."
|Irish Coffee: Boston Charity Classic leftovers (mmm … leftovers)
|11.22.11 at 2:34 pm ET
How fleeting Rajon Rondo's Boston Charity Classic was, providing Celtics fans a glimpse of the past, present and future for just one Saturday night before the cold reality of the NBA lockout endures into the winter. All that remains is this highlight package I put together and a few interesting quotes from the postgame interviews. It is the week of Thanksgiving after all, so here are some leftovers from what was a fun evening on the Harvard campus.
On decertifications: "A lot of players looked to me for leadership when they talk about negotiations, when they talk about options, when they talk about decertification. A lot of guys ask me, and what I did with that was just kind of give them the information. At the end of the day, as a whole, players gotta make a vote — make a choice whether to negotiate, decertify or file an antitrust lawsuit."
On negotiations: "Right now, I want to get a deal. I want to play. I don't have too many more years left. But we want the right deal. I think that's the most important thing."
On ultimatums: "We don't feel like it's a fair deal. If we did, we would have signed it, obviously. Maybe some players do, some players don't, but as a majority we didn't feel that was the right deal for us. … If I had a vote, would I make the deal now? You know what? I don't think the deal that's on the table is a deal that I would take."
On meetings: "I wasn't at the last couple meetings, so it kind of took me by surprise that last day when they broke up the union. So, a lot of that really took me by surprise, but I don't think it was mentioned to bring it to the whole body, the whole union for a vote. The player representatives get a vote, and we're at where we're at."
On veterans: "A lot of the older guys are kind of different players in this, because it's for the older guys to say, 'Take the deal, we already have contracts, we're on our last two or three years and finish out.' But it's something bigger than everybody's individual legacy. It's about the future of the league, and that's what we talked about when we get together. Me, Ray [Allen], Kobe [Bryant], guys who are veterans in the league — we feel like that's the most important thing moving forward with the NBA."
|Paul Pierce, Rajon Rondo consider overseas options
|11.20.11 at 11:57 am ET
In the past, Paul Pierce has stated his desire to play in either Italy or Greece after his Celtics career is finished and before his retirement begins. For better or worse, the NBA lockout might offer that opportunity prematurely.
"I've been thinking about it, truthfully," Pierce said at the Boston Charity Classic on Saturday night, addressing Italy specifically. "I love the game of basketball. It's a shame I'm sitting at home not playing, so it's definitely crossed my mind. Maybe I'll think about it around mid-December. If I can see that there is no future of the league starting this year, then that's definitely a strong possibility."
Likewise, Celtics teammate Rajon Rondo and good friend Kendrick Perkins have discussed playing abroad as a package deal. Yahoo! Sports first reported that their representatives have put out feelers to foreign teams.
"You never know," said Rondo. "I'm still here being a family man and just trying to do the right thing and staying in shape. I probably won't make that decision until January. Me and Perk have talked about doing package deals, but right now we're just enjoying our time. For me, it's a gift and a curse. I'm trying to get as healthy as possible with all my injuries. But I'm ready to play."
Rondo, who said his injured left elbow felt "good" after the game, has no offers currently on the table. In recent months, with players such as Kobe Bryant, the difference between the money foreign teams can offer and the insurance premiums for a star player has been too minimal to make economic sense. Since both Perkins and Rondo both finished this past NBA season battling serious injuries, they'll likely face the same issue.
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WOODBRIDGE – Trinity Episcopal Church will host their fifth annual Dine Around The World Dinner on Saturday, Oct. 9 from 5-8 p.m.
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ELIZABETH — Bridgeway has scheduled its tenth annual Walk for Independence to take place on Saturday, Oct. 16, according to Danielle Menture, president of the board of trustees.
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WESTFIELD — The Community Players of Westfield opens its 76th season with the comedy Abie's Irish Rose. Jewish "Abie" Levy brings home his Irish bride Rosemary Murphy, whom he met in France during the war.
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NEW BRUNSWICK—State Theatre and VEE Corporation will present the premiere of the new original live stage musical, "Curious George Live!" on Saturday, Oct. 23, at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.; Sunday, Oct. 24, at 1:30 p.m.; and Monday, Oct. 25, at 10:30 a.m.
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[MLS]Seven prospective ownership groups from markets throughout the United States and Canada submitted applications to join Major League Soccer, which is expected to add a 17th and 18th team in 2011. The groups include FC Barcelona, owners of teams in the NFL, NHL and EPL and an NBA star. Three groups include USL owners. Here is a look at the ownership groups and their stadium plans ...
Ownership Group: Arthur Blank, Home Depot co-founder and owner of the NFL's Atlanta Falcons.
Stadium:Kennesaw State University, in Cobb County, is emerging as a top candidate to host a stadium. Other sites could be in Gwinnett and College Park, south of Atlanta and near Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
Ownership Group: FC Barcelona and Miami resident Marcelo Claure, owner of Brightstar Corporation, the largest Hispanic-owned business in the United States, and Bolivian club Bolivar.
Stadium:The group has entered into a five-year agreement to play at Florida International University's recently completed football stadium.
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In December, she knocked the Beatles off Amazon.com's number one spot. A recent BBC poll put her 21st on a list of the "100 Voices of the 20th Century," along with Frank Sinatra and Barbra Streisand.
But it wasn't until Eva Cassidy's "Songbird" (Blix Street; A+) climbed to the top of the British charts in March that Americans noticed our homegrown chanteuse. Recently, everyone from "Nightline" to People magazine has analyzed why Cassidy is so popular.
Especially since she died in 1996.
Only 33 when bone cancer killed her, Cassidy's story is both tragic and miraculous. Tragic, because in the words of singer Grace Griffith, Cassidy "never knew how good she was" and didn't live long enough to find out. Miraculous because she was recorded at all.
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Painfully insecure, Cassidy, a Washington, D.C., native, didn't think she was good enough to go solo. Her biggest dream was to sing backup for Stevie Wonder. But because she had an unbelievable voice - a mix of Judy Collins, Roberta Flack and Diana Krall - Cassidy's family and friends encouraged her to sing.
And once she opened her mouth, even D.C. barflys stopped to listen. A precocious child who mixed the ability to sing any voice in four-part harmony with the ability to paint, Cassidy was influenced by both Buffy Sainte-Marie and Dutch master painter Jan Vermeer.
It's easiest to compare her vocal talent to Vermeer and her other idols Van Gogh and Georgia O'Keeffe because Cassidy sang with the same spare style that informed their artwork. Like Vermeer's scenes of domesticity, Van Gogh's rural landscapes and O'Keeffe's florals, Cassidy's songs are common, yet deceptively simple. They shatter in their power, seducing as they do with the boldness of interpretation that causes you to resee and rehear everything around you.
"Fields of Gold," the album's first track, is Cassidy's reworking of Sting's forlorn ballad. Here, her voice is so crystalline and so technically perfect that it hits you right in the chest. But it's her command of intonation and phrasing, never over- or underdone, that makes Cassidy such a rare singer.
This is the first of the album's 10 songs to show how she takes a familiar song and makes it sound brand new. She sings with a blend of sweetness, passion and sadness that makes you break into spontaneous tears.
It happens because she finds the emotional core of each song so well that it resonates with that part of yourself that you keep hidden. The side of you that gets teary over sappy movies and the part of you that smiles whenever a baby grins at you. Postmodern cynicism melts under music like this, and even Sting said he cried when he heard Cassidy's version of "Fields of Gold."
Johnny Mercer would cry too if he heard Cassidy's take on "Autumn Leaves." She takes the threadbare lyrics "I miss you most/When autumn leaves start to fall" and breathes tears and pain into them.
But the record isn't all gloom and depression. Cassidy reworks "Wayfaring Stranger," a bluegrass standard, and the folk song "Wade In The Water" into swinging songs of faith, and turns out a soul-shaking gospel version of Pete Seeger's "Oh, Had I A Golden Thread." Christine McVie's "Songbird" moves from a toss-away pop song into a lover's rapturous exhalation.
But it's in her cover of "Over The Rainbow" that Cassidy really shines. Accompanying herself on just an acoustic guitar and keyboards, she completely reinvents the song.
Judy Garland's melancholy version is the gold standard, but Cassidy finds emotions in the song that I've never heard in it before. Longing, catharsis, pain and hope color each of Cassidy's measures.
Though she'll never record another album, Cassidy's small body of work is the stuff of Ella Fitzgerald's "Songbooks" series. Get this CD and you'll have trouble getting it out of your player.
Samples of the album's songs are on Hastings Books Records & Video Web site at www.gohastings.com as well as those of Amazon.com and CDnow.com.
Cassidy's story is a lesson to us to go out and hear live music. Because big labels didn't know what to do with her genre-spanning catalog, Cassidy spent most of her time singing in clubs. There won't be another Eva Cassidy, but there's plenty more talent that never sees the light of marketing right here in our own back yard.
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Context With heightened interest in predictive medicine, many studies try to document information that can improve prediction of major clinical outcomes.
Objective To evaluate the reported design and analysis of studies that examined whether additional predictors improve predictive performance when added to the Framingham risk score (FRS), one of the most widely validated and cited clinical prediction scores.
Study Selection Two independent investigators searched 1908 articles citing the article that described the FRS in 1998 until September 2009 through the ISI Web of Knowledge database. Articles were eligible if they included any analyses comparing the predictive performance of the FRS vs the FRS plus some additional predictor for a prospectively assessed outcome.
Data Analyses We recorded information on FRS calculation, modeling of additional predictors, outcomes assessed, population evaluated, subgroup analysis documentation, and flaws in the methods that may have affected the reported improvements in predictive ability. We also evaluated the correlation of reported design and analysis features with the predictive model discrimination and improvements with the additional predictors.
Results We evaluated 79 eligible articles. Forty-nine studies (62%) did not calculate the FRS as it has been proposed, 15 (19%) modeled the additional predictor in more than 1 way and presented only the best-fit or area-under-the-curve (AUC) results for only 1 model, 41 (52%) did not examine the original outcome that the FRS was developed for, 33 (42%) studied a population different from what the FRS was intended for, and 25 (32%) claimed improved prediction in 1 subgroup but only 7 (9%) formally tested subgroup differences. Evaluation of independence in multivariable regressions, discrimination in AUC, calibration, and reclassification were reported in 77, 36, 7, and 7 studies, respectively, but these methods were adequately documented in only 60, 13, 4, and 2 studies, respectively. Overall, 63 studies (80%) claimed some improved prediction. Increase in AUC was larger when the predictive performance of the FRS was lower (ρ = −0.57, P < .001). Increase in AUC was significantly larger when evaluation of independence in multivariable regression or discrimination in AUC analysis was not adequately documented and when the additional predictor had been modeled in more than 1 way and only 1 model was reported for AUC.
Conclusion The majority of examined studies claimed that they found factors that could offer additional predictive value beyond what the FRS could achieve; however, most had flaws in their design, analyses, and reporting that cast some doubt on the reliability of the claims for improved prediction.
Association between area under the receiver operating curve (AUC) of Framingham risk score (FRS) and difference in AUC between AUC of FRS alone and AUC of FRS plus inclusion of additional predictor in 88 analyses. Different markers indicate whether the improvement in AUC was found to be nominally statistically significant (P < .05) (17 analyses) or not statistically significant (30 analyses) or that information on level of significance was missing in the article (41 analyses).
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For Irina Bokova at the World Social Forum "the way out of the crisis is through education"
On the occasion of her first official visit to Senegal on 6 and 7 February 2011, the Director-General of UNESCO, Irina Bokova, attended the World Social Forum, which is being held in Dakar this year. During her visit, the Director-General held bilateral meetings with President Abdoulaye Wade, as well as the country's Ministers of Education and Culture.
During her speech at the World Social Forum, Irina Bokova underlined UNESCO's engagement with the Forum since its inception in Porto Alegre, Brazil in 2001, noting that "education, science and culture are strategic policy levers for peace. These are also priority instruments of social justice."
"UNESCO was very active on these subjects in Porto Alegre in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2005, but also in Bamako in 2006 and Nairobi in 2007. It is through education and knowledge that men and women can make informed choices, and really take their own destiny in hand," she said.
The Director-General recalled that it was in Dakar, in 2000, that the program Education for All was launched under the leadership of UNESCO. "We believe that education is the key to sustainable development and is the number one priority of our action."
Speaking about the consequences of the economic crisis to the poorest countries in relation with the high average growth rate of countries in Africa, Irina Bokova focused on the potential of African countries and the need to focus on education. She highlighted the example of Senegal, which devotes a significant portion of its budget to education. The Director-General had visited the facilities of the educational program "case des tout petits" (home of the little ones), supported by UNESCO.
"We know perfectly well that only monetary or regulatory answers will not suffice to overcome the crisis. It is also through quality education, through culture, through science, that societies can find their ways to develop, and defend their rights."
"Africa is a crossroads of global cultural diversity. It knows the successes, it also knows the failures. With globalization, societies are considerably closer together, and if we want to learn to live together, it is here in Africa, that we will find some answers," she concluded.
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Retirement Communities 43062, 43062 55+ Retirement Communities, 43062 Retirement Living
Middleton Senior Living
Granville, OH 43023 (8.80 Miles Away)
Independent Living. Prices Starting At: $2750
Middleton, conveniently located off route 37 at the corner of Weaver Drive and Columbus Road, in the village of Granville, Ohio provides gracious retirement living for seniors looking for peace and comfort in a relaxed-caring environment. The community is nestled in a park-like setting enhanced by walking paths and beautiful nature views.
#1 Middleton Senior Living1500 Weaver Drive
Granville, OH 43023
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The Worthington
Gahanna, OH 43230 (9.87 Miles Away)
Independent Living. Prices Starting at $1,849/mo.
Our live-in managers are available to assist with any event or emergency 24/7. They take pleasure in getting to know each of our residents and look out for their comfort and happiness. Our chefs prepare three delicious meals from scratch each day, served in our beautiful dining room. We provide housekeeping, linen services, fun and stimulating activities, off-site excursions, transportation to your personal appointments and a variety of classes and programs. Our warm, comfortable community and our friendly staff and residents are waiting to welcome you.
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Gahanna, OH 43230
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Reflections Retirement Community
Lancaster, OH 43130 (19.19 Miles Away)
Independent Living. Prices Starting At: $1725
Reflections Retirement Community offers independent living in Lancaster for seniors who are able and inclined to live independently, but crave the comfort, security and social opportunity a retirement community offers.
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Lancaster, OH 43130
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Avia Senior Living
Upper Arlington, OH 43220 (20.77 Miles Away)
Independent Living. Prices Starting At: $2315
AVIA Senior Living is nestled in a quiet corner of Upper Arlington, Ohio is a peaceful, elegant lifestyle that will excite even the most discriminating tastes. We offer unique senior living accommodations with many designer upgrades incorporated in all floor plans.
#4 Avia Senior Living1630 NW Professional Plaza
Upper Arlington, OH 43220
20.77 Miles Away
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Stone Oak Retirement Resort
Hilliard, OH 43026 (23.63 Miles Away)
Independent Living
Our all-inclusive, resort-style community is home to adults 55 and over who seek a 5-star retirement experience at an affordable price. Stone Oak offers residents luxurious senior housing accommodations, around-the-clock attentive care, and an array of on-site conveniences.
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Dublin, OH 43016 (26.83 Miles Away)
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Dublin Retirement Village is an independent living and retirement living community in Dublin, Ohio. At Dublin Retirement Village, we share a common goal with every family who walks through our doors: We want the best for our seniors. Decades of experience have shown us that giving "our all", frankly, isn't enough. Seniors at Dublin Retirement Village experience possibilities, reach their potential, and live each day to the fullest. We see it as our responsibility (and great privilege) to provide the opportunities and inspiration for our residents to embrace senior living and thrive in their new lifestyle at Dublin Retirement Village.
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43062 senior retirement communities or 43062 adult retirement communities may have age restrictions so everyone in the residence has to be over the age of 55. Many retirement communities are constructed in southern states such as Florida, Arizona, and California. But more recently, 43062 Retirement Living and 43062 retirement apartments are often built near large cities. Also states have created certified 43062 retirement centers community programs and 43062 retirement facility community programs to encourage economic development for seniors who are retired.
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The Transcend Ultra Series uses the Indilinx Barefoot controller with 64MB cache and Samsung MLC NAND flash memory. This has been the defacto standard for most of the drives we have tested this past year. The Transcend Ultra reported in Crystal Disk Info support for the TRIM command when used on our Windows 7 test system so Transcend is shipping the drives with the latest firmware.
As mentioned in the introduction, Transcend is shipping the drives in two configurations, the 120GB and 60GB models. Pricing is a bit sketchy since not many shops are carrying the drives at this point, but the cheapest I was able to find the 120GB for was 413.99 and the 60GB for 239.00 at Newegg. After searching Newegg for other 120GB drives they only list the OCZ Summit as costing less than the 120GB Ultra and it uses the Samsung controller and is not as well suited for Windows 7 single drive configurations. That leaves the Transcend Ultra 120GB sitting in a good spot price wise when compared to the competition.
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Oct 5, 2003
Schwartsman Moves to Central Bank
In September, the Brazilian Central Bank appointed
Alexandre Schwartsman, chief economist at
Unibanco, as director of international
affairs. Schwartsman, 40, replaces Beny
Parnes, who headed up Brazil's international bond
sales since January 2001. Schwartsman will work under Central
Bank President, Henrique Meirelles, who took control of the
central bank in January. Schwartsman, who has a doctorate in
economics from the University of California at
Berkeley, has worked for Banco BBA
Creditanstalt and Credit Agricole in
Brazil. Parnes left the bank for personal reasons.
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Bunge Brasil, the Brazilian division of the world's biggest
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The cool report will likely mean the Fed waits until after September on any rate decisions.
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Well this past week my grandma has been in the critical care unit, on life support, and they're trying to figure out what's going on with her and save her life. Luckily I work 12 hr night shifts so I literally go straight to the hospital when I get off work and sleep in the waiting room during non visiting hours then go home at night shower and either go to work or go to bed and wake up and do it all again the next day. He's been very supportive because he knows how close my grandma and I are, and he lost his grandma a couple years ago and it really destroyed his family.
Well yesterday, I decided to stay home from the hospital - grandma is still unresponsive, but stable, and my mom & others can be there since its a sunday - plus I had a weeks worth of laundry homework and dishes that needed done. I do housework all day, then lay on the couch when I get done. SO gets home around 4 and asks what were doing for dinner? I say I'm exhausted, lets get a pizza or something then go through dq and get some icecream! (My one prego craving) he says okay... he goes upstairs, comes back down and says "shower first" I'm like babe, I don't feel like showering I'm exhausted, were not going out anywhere its not necessary. Well he just freaking explodes.
He starts telling me I'm dirty for not showering today and he doesn't even wanna sleep next to me tonight and my hair stinks how can I not wash my hair everyday blah blah blah...
Well first off, I usually only wash my hair every other day or else it drys out, its not like I didn't put on deodorant and wash my face and brush my teeth? Plus I showered when I got home from the hospital the night before around 11?! I mean I don't feel I have bad hygenie, I'm exhausted, depressed and just wanted to be lazy.
But he just said really really mean things. Hes never been mean to me before, but I'm scared its gonna escalate from here. I don't think he should talk to me like that especially when the baby comes.
He's apologized a million times, and sent me a text this morning saying how sorry he was and how I don't deserve to be treated like that...I just told him we have a lot to talk about...
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The annual Taste of Bloomington brings together scores of Bloomington's independently-owned restaurants for an afternoon of food, music, and the coveted waiter/waitress race trophy. WFHB News Director Alycin Bektesh spoke with the organizers and volunteers who help run the event, as well as satiated attendees and a three-month old establishment making it's "taste" debut, for today's WFHB feature exclusive.
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'It's a Wonderful Life' Wins Monday in All Key Categories With its Biggest Overall Audience Since 2005
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From 8-11 p.m., an encore telecast of the 1946 movie classic
> "It's a Wonderful Life" (1.5/6 in 18-49, 5.6 million viewers) ranked
> #1 for the night among ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox in adults 18-49, total
> viewers and all other key ratings categories.
> * It's the #1 theatrical movie on ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox so far
> this season in total viewers and tied for #1 in adults 18-49 (with
> CBS's December 15 airing of "Elf"). It's also the biggest overall
> audience for a telecast of "It's a Wonderful Life" since Saturday,
> Dec. 10, 2005.
> * Versus its year-ago telecast on Saturday, Dec. 24. 2011, "It's a
> Wonderful Life" is up 16 percent in total viewers (5.616 million vs.
> 4.828 million) and even in 18-49 rating.
> * This is NBC's 34th primetime run of "It's a Wonderful Life,"
> directed by Frank Capra and starring Jimmy Stewart, since the movie
> was brought to broadcast network television in 1994.
> NOTE: All ratings are "live plus same day" from Nielsen Media Research
> unless otherwise indicated.