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Nigeria's naira: moving to a flexible exchange rate
Briefing papers | September 2016 | Phyllis Papadavid
Nigeria's economy is in recession and experiencing credit tightening. Full liberalisation of the naira will help support growth beyond the oil sector.Downloads
The Indonesian knowledge sector: a contextual analysis
Working and discussion papers | September 2016 | Ajoy Datta, Lia Marpaung, Akbar Meirio, Rudy Sabri, Jessica Mackenzie and John Young
This paper looks at the factors that shape the production and use of research knowledge in Indonesia.Downloads
The changing role of NGOs in supporting climate services
Research reports and studies | September 2016 | Lindsey Jones, Blane Harvey and Rachel Godfrey-Wood
This report examines the evolving role of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the production, communication and uptake of climate information.Downloads
Closing borders: the ripple effects of Australian and European refugee policy. Case studies from Indonesia, Kenya and Jordan
Research reports and studies | September 2016 | Karen Hargrave, Sara Pantuliano, with Ahmed Idris
Our latest research looks at the 'ripple effects' of restrictive European and Australian refugee policies in lower-income countries.Downloads
Europe's refugees and migrants: hidden flows, tightened borders and spiralling costs
Research reports and studies | September 2016 | John Cosgrave, Karen Hargrave, Marta Foresti and Isabella Massa, with Justin Beresford, Helen Dempster and Joanna Rea
This report recommends a new and pragmatic approach to deal with the migration 'crisis' in Europe.Downloads


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Theft. A 28-year-old Burnsville man was arrested for theft on the 800 block of W. County Road 42.
DWI. A 32-year-old Savage woman was arrested for DWI and alcohol consumption in a motor vehicle after a traffic violation for failing to drive in a single lane near the intersection of County Road 5 and W. Hwy. 13.
Assault. A 37-year-old Willmar man was arrested for assaulting as officer, obstructing the legal process and interfering with an officer near the intersection of E. County Road 42 and I-35E.
Theft. A 27-year-old Eden Prairie man was arrested for theft on the 13900 block of Aldrich Avenue S.
Drug activity. A 42-year-old Burnsville man was arrested for possession of marijuana on the 2700 block of Shawnee Lane.
Theft. A 27-year-old St. Louis Park man was arrested for theft on the 12200 block of River Ridge Boulevard.
Theft. A 46-year-old Crystal woman was arrested for theft on the 1700 block of W. County Road 42.
Obstructing the legal process. A 28-year-old Apple Valley woman was arrested for giving false information to police on the 900 block of W. County Road 42.
DWI. A 22-year-old Minneapolis man was arrested for DWI near the intersection of Burnsville Parkway E. and Parkwood Drive.
Drug activity. A 43-year-old Hibbing woman and 46-year-old Hibbing man were arrested for possession of 25 grams or more of narcotics.
Criminal property damage. Two 24-year-old Burnsville women were arrested for criminal property damage.
Obstructing the legal process. A 22-year-old Burnsville man was arrested for domestic assault, obstructing the legal process and criminal property damage.
Theft from vehicle. Tools were reported stolen from a vehicle on the 3100 block of Coachman Road.
Drug activity. An adult was arrested for possession of synthetic marijuana on the 20700 block of Keokuk Avenue.
Traffic violation. An adult was arrested for driving with a revoked license on the 5800 block of W. 177th Street.
Obstructing the legal process. An adult was arrested for fleeing an officer on the 16600 block of Gerdine Path W.
Disorderly conduct. A 19-year-old Rosemount woman was arrested for disorderly conduct and underage alcohol consumption of alcohol near the intersection of Chippendale Avenue and Upper 149th Street.
Drug activity. A 14-year-old Rosemount boy was arrested for possession of marijuana on the 3100 W. 143rd Street.
Assault. A 27-year-old Rosemount woman was arrested for domestic assault on the 3200 block of W. 144th Street.
DWI. A 64-year-old Farmington man was arrested for DWI near the intersection of W. 150th Street and Diamond Path.
Disorderly conduct. A 31-year-old Apple Valley man, a 27-year-old Eagan man and a 27-year-old Lakeville man were arrested for disorderly conduct and a 24-year-old Shakopee man was arrested for assault on the 14500 block of Robert Trail S.
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$2.45Karel Čapek (1890 – 1938) was a Czech writer of the early 20th century best known for his science fiction, including his novel War with the Newts and the play R.U.R. that introduced the word robot. Arthur Miller wrote in 1990: "I read Karel Čapek for the first time when I was a college student long ago in the Thirties. There was no writer like him...prophetic assurance mixed with surrealistic
R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots)A visionary work of science fiction that introduced the word "robot"Written in 1920, premiered in Prague in 1921, and first performed in New York in 1922—garnered worldwide acclaim for its author and popularized the word robot. Mass-produced as efficient laborers to serve man, Capek's Robots are an android product—they remember everything but think of nothing new. But the Utopian life they provide
Why democracy leads to social conflict, runaway spending and a tyrannical governmentDemocracy is widely considered to be the best political system imaginable. Indeed, it is no exaggeration to say that democracy has become a secular religion. The largest political faith on earth. To criticize the democratic ideal is to risk being regarded an enemy of civilized society. Yet that is precisely what Karel Beckman and Frank Karsten propose to do. In this provocative and highly
$8.09One of the great anti-utopian satires of the twentieth century, an inspiration to writers from Orwell to Vonnegut, at last in a modern translation. Man discovers a species of giant, intelligent newts and learns to exploit them so successfully that the newts gain skills and arms enough to challenge man's place at the top of the animal kingdom. Along the way, Karel Capek satirizes science, runaway
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$17.79Playful and provocative, irreverent and inspiring, Capek is perhaps the best-loved Czech writer of all time. Novelist and playwright, famed for inventing the word 'robot' in his play RUR, Capek was a vital part of the burgeoning artistic scene of Czechoslovakia of the 1920s and 30s. But it is in his journalism - his brief, sparky and delightful columns - that Capek can be found at his most
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Glanbrook Township, Ontario
Glanbrook was a rural township of about 10,000 inhabitants south of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, with which it was amalgamated in 2001.
Glanbrook was wholly located on the Niagara Escarpment. It typically suffered from heavier snowfall in the winter and consequently greater runoff in the summer. Although it appeared relatively flat to the naked eye, it sat on the height of land so that the northern portion ultimately drained into Lake Ontario and the southern portion drained into Lake Erie.
As its township status implies, it was dotted with several small settlements, hamlets and crossroads. The largest of these—Mount Hope and Binbrook, the hubs of the two townships which amalgamated in 1974 to form Glanbrook—had a sense of local identity that did not extend to the merged township as a whole. Mount Hope is the location of Hamilton's international airport, which provides a strong link with its past and future.
The population of Glanbrook as of the 2006 census was 15,293, a 25% increase from the 2001 census figure of 12,145, and making it the fastest growing part of Hamilton.
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Glanford and Binbrook Townships were surveyed as part of Upper Canada in the 1790s, and originally formed part of Lincoln County. They became part of Wentworth County when the latter was created in 1816. After being deforested by pioneer settlers, Glanbrook was suitable for grain cultivation and mixed agriculture. However, its harsher climate did not make it nearly as suitable for growing fruit as its counterparts on the Niagara Peninsula.
A local married couple gained fame in a popular song in the 19th century. Margaret "Maggie" Clark was born in Glanford Township in 1841. She was taught at public school by George W. Johnson, who was born in Binbrook Township in 1839.[1] They married in 1864, but she died shortly after of typhus. In 1866, Johnson had his friend J.C. Butterfield and a poem about his now deceased wife he published around the time of his marriage to music. "When You and I Were Young, Maggie" was debuted by his sister-in-law, and became popular worldwide.[2] Johnson remarried twice and died in 1917.
Due to the barrier presented by the Niagara Escarpment, settlement was slower and sparser than that of its neighbours to the north in Saltfleet and Barton Townships (later Stoney Creek and Hamilton). Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, the townships remained placid agrarian backwaters, far removed from the bustling heavy industry growing only a dozen miles away in Hamilton.
Politically, the townships' local governments were neither active nor intrusive nor controversial. As part of the Wentworth (and later Wentworth East) provincial and federal ridings, voters in the townships helped elect largely non-descript and conservative members of the Ontario legislature and Canadian parliament.
During the Second World War, the Royal Canadian Air Force built an airfield in Glanford Township. It opened in 1940 to as part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan, and successively hosted Nos. 10 Elementary Flying Training School, 33 Air Navigation School and 1 Wireless School. The graves of 13 Britons and a Jamaican are still maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission in the churchyard where they were buried.
After a long, gradual decline in its military use, the RCAF Station Mount Hope was declared surplus and the airport was wholly given over to civil aviation in 1963. It developed slowly in fits and starts as a cargo, light aircraft, charter, regional commuting and international airport.
Since 1971, a dam at Binbrook Conservation Area near the source of the Welland River has created a reservoir to control flooding downstream. The conservation area is operated by the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority, and hence the reservoir is called Lake Niapenco. Binbrook Conservation Area offers opportunities for fishing, boating, hiking and birding.
In 1974, the Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth was created. Glanford and Binbrook were amalgamated to form the Township of Glanbrook as one of the region's six second tier municipalities which were responsible for such things as fire services.
Beginning in the early 1970s, a small group of enthusiastic volunteers with an interest in military aviation history helped create Canadian Warplane Heritage. Their small collection of Second World War-era aircraft flew at such events as the Canadian National Exhibition Air Show in Toronto and the Hamilton International Air Show.
As the CWH's warplane collection grew, the first paid employees were hired and it expanded to occupy two hangars at Mount Hope Airport. Unfortunately, in 1993, a fire there destroyed five aircraft including a rare Spitfire and Hurricane of the Victory Flight, but sparing a Lancaster.
The airport itself was privatized in 1995. The following year, aided by provincial grants, a replacement hangar for the CWH was built and a proper static museum opened on the site. The airport was renamed for John Munro, former MP for Hamilton East and a former transport minister, in 1998.
In 2001, over the vocal objections of most of its 10,000 inhabitants and its elected representatives, the regional government and that of its constituent municipalities were amalgamated as the new City of Hamilton and Glanbrook became a dissolved municipality.
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Media Release: SANParks appoints Mr David Mabunda as new Chief Executive
Date: 2003-10-08
The South African National Parks Board today (Wednesday, 08 October 2003 ) announced the appointment of Mr David Madoda Mabunda as the new Chief Executive Officer of SANParks.
Cabinet today confirmed Mr Mabunda's appointment to this crucial position and thereby ratified the recommendation of the SANParks Board, which was made on 23 September 2003 .
Mr Mabunda will assume his new role with effect from 1 November 2003 . He replaces Mr Mavuso Msimang, who has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of SITA (State Information Technology Agency).
Congratulating Mr Mabunda on his appointment, the Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Mohammed Valli Moosa, said Mr Mabunda's commitment to ensuring the continuation and strengthening of environmental programmes, underpinned by his understanding of the importance of sound ecotourism and marketing strategies, will be a strong element he will be bringing into this role. Mr Mabunda is currently studying for his PhD in Integral Tourism Marketing.
"His wealth of experience as the Director of Kruger National Park since 1998 will stand him in good stead to face the conservation challenges of the future," said Minister Moosa. "Mr Mabunda will be inheriting a dedicated team of Directors who, together with the Board, are eager to support him in leading and guiding the organisation".
The SANParks Board chairperson, Mr Murphy Morobe, the Board members and SANParks staff wished Mr Mabunda every success. The Board will in the meantime set in motion a similar process to find a suitable replacement for Mr Mabunda in the Kruger National Park .
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Fastest by far EV in the industry. Sorry have to side with Tesla on this one, their cars have proven safe for now.
Ugly and not selling well. Rich guys toys need to look good.
Not how autos work. Companies have to idiot proof autos, been that way for a long time.
Auto pilot is like danging a toy in front of a child. The idiots will play with it and not in the way you intend.
Same problem that has been around forever. Storage. Want to pay $1 a KWH for electric and solar might work with batteries but you will be sending the poor back to the stone age. They can't afford that.
Like I said there is always a problem with solar, every single scheme.
What happens in the Southeast when a hurricane comes up the coast dropping rain for days at a time? You could say that can be handled with a grid management system, getting power from other states unaffected. That doesn't exist now either and there is no plan for that. Line losses would be huge as well sending power that far. Another problem to be worked out.
The whole plan isn't going to work in my life time. Trying to do it now by force from the government will crush the poor and lower spending by the middle class because their power bills will be so high.
The solar people can do whatever they like but the government should not be pushing it on the people which is what they are trying to do.
I do have some people I know in Orlando, not corporate types but people who know what the crowds look like day to day.
Orlando in general is having a slow year. Big question is will Disney just equal those cuts or will Disney have much bigger cuts in attendance signaling a problem. ? I think the Latter.
Universal has also been on a building binge. New hotels, attractions and a on site water park opening next year. Universal is going to put pressure on Disney in Orlando. I think they are already pressuring Disney. Last time I was at Universal I saw many people with magic bands on, Disney crowd wandering down the street to Universal. Many of them.
88% is great in the hotel world. 100% is impossible to do.
The problem is the pricing for off property people. The lower classes have been priced out of Disney and foreigners make up a larger and larger crowd at Disney. Problem there is the foreign crowd is very much based on which way the US dollar goes. Brazil comes to mind. Many Brazilians have been going to Disney lately.
It's sounds cool.. Sales Fluff
Watch, the problem is the unknown resale value of the Tesla going forward. It's not like other cars or boats or anything that. You can park a car for 6 months or years and not use it. A Tesla has a shelf life. Someone will need a new battery soon, how much will that be? What's a Tesla with an almost bad battery worth?
That will all be sorted out but many people don't want to risk $100K being the first guy.
Lucky on the house but it isn't worth any more then a place to live till you sell it. Can't take it to the grave.
The Model S/X sales will be lower because of the Model 3 coming out soon.
Again Tesla's are toys, the S/X are expensive toys. Why pay close to $100K when a cheap one that is basically the same cool factor coming out in a short while?
I thought about buying an S just for the fun of it but a little to much money to possible throw away. $35-40K on a toy? Sure, I will probably buy one if I don't have to wait long.
A rich moron.
Keep on buying the dips, some day many years from now you will get your averaged costed profit. My time frame for a return is much shorter and Disney has short written all over it.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Tesla is buying SCTY which according to Elon with be cash flow positive and the Giga factory is about to turn out batteries like there is no tomorrow. Solves the cash problem allowing the Model 3 to come up and that's the product that will change the world selling in mass market numbers making Tesla untold money.
Wow. There are people who believe that.
Same crowd that thinks you will be able to put a solar panel on the roof of a car to drive it around as much as you like on all solar power. When parked it will always be charging up the batteries. Another year two for that to come out and it will be self driving thanks to Tesla.
Super Nova coming up in the EV world.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Just saying.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Disney up the prices and has been for years now. A tiered price system was supposed to cut down on crowds so guests had a better experience.
From what I have seen Disney has been successful in driving away crowds this summer and in the first quarter. Black out dates have been canceled in the fall, that means Disney needs to fill rooms.
One dud movie, falling attendance at their biggest park and ESPN in decline. Add to that a most likely recession showing up in the US soon.
Might want to get out now.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Didn't watch the video but I can say I saw the SpaceX rocket that landed on the barge. It was in Port Carnival a few weeks ago. Know idea how they landed it on a barge in the ocean?
No way can you make it from Boston to Orlando in 12 hours with a tesla. The recharge time alone would make that impossible.
The Mercedes won't let you use the night vision feature if you have the headlights off? What's the point? Tesla is a much more fun auto company.
SCTY is supposed to be cash flow positive in 2 quarters or something like that? That's where the cash will come from?
This thing will go super nova sometime in the future, when exactly I don't know. LOL.
I'm getting a security warning about that sight.
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|2016 Maryland overdose deaths continue grim trend; 920 have died so far. Health Secretary Mitchell repeats warning about fentanyl in new PSA.
Baltimore, MD (September 22, 2016) – The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has posted to its website the second-quarter 2016 data report of fatal overdoses. From January to June, Maryland saw 920 deaths related to overdose, 319 more than this point last year. The report is posted at https://goo.gl/oNlvlz.
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|Falls Prevention Awareness Week in Maryland, Sept. 18-24, 2016. From 1999-2014, rate of fatal falls among U.S. seniors increased by 100 percent.
Baltimore, MD (September 16, 2016) – Maryland seniors go to the emergency room for falls more than for any other type of injury. To bring awareness to the dangers of falling, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has designated the week of September 18-24, 2016, to be Falls Prevention Awareness Week.
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|Maryland Medicaid initiative to incentivize counseling in drug treatment. Change will update reimbursements to Medication Assisted Treatment providers.
Baltimore, MD (September 6, 2016) – Today, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene announces that effective March 1, 2017, it will implement a new payment policy for community-based Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) – a clinical intervention that combines the use of medications and substance use disorder counseling.
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Ofsted Report Says Poole Tops Day Nursery Is 'Good'
The report noted that the children are happy, settled and secure, and that staff help them to develop good personal, social and emotional skills which prepare them well for the next stage in learning.
Ofsted Inspector Sam Powis said: "Staff effectively plan activities and experiences that reflect children's interests, and excite and motivate children into getting fully involved. Effective assessment arrangements help staff to monitor children's learning and plan for their individual progress. All staff make careful observations, which help them to establish children's next steps and identify any gaps in their learning.
"This information is used well to produce accurate records of children's development, including the required progress check for children aged two years. Staff share these with parents and other professionals as necessary. This comprehensive system for monitoring and planning means that all children make good progress in their learning based on their starting points."
Also mentioned in the report was that staff organise the indoor learning play spaces well and create a welcoming and stimulating environment in which children get fully involved in their play. As a result, children throughout all areas of the nursery settle quickly and are keen to learn.
Cheryl Hadland, founder of Tops Day Nurseries said: "Staff and families have worked together to earn the third good grading in a row at the nursery in Denmark Lane, near the Dolphin Centre. Since the inspection we have also completed the refurbishment of the nursery and outdoor area to make it an even more child friendly environment."
Tops Poole caters for children from 3 months old up to pre-school age, and children aged 5-11 years in the Mini Beasts Play Club. The nursery opened in September 2004, originally for Poole NHS Hospital staff but now available to the community.
To read the full report, visit Ofsted's website: http://www.ofsted.gov.uk/
About Tops Day Nurseries
Tops Day Nurseries prides itself on top quality, happy and nurturing childcare with flexible hours to suit busy families. There are 15 Tops Day Nurseries situated in Bournemouth (3), Parkstone, Corfe Mullen, Wareham, Sturminster Newton, Wimborne, Taunton (2), Portsmouth (2), Poole, Newport in the Isle of Wight and Winchester.
Tops Day Nurseries provides nursery care for babies from 3 months to children aged 5 years. They also provide care for older children aged 5 - 11 in their Mini Beasts play clubs and out of school clubs. They offer a flexible booking system, so parents and carers only book and pay for the childcare they need to the nearest 15 minutes. For more information, please visit www.topsdaynurseries.co.uk.
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Nucleotide – A single genetic "letter"; a nucleotide is one of the four chemical subunits of the DNA molecule, also called a base. They are known by their abbreviations A, T, C, and G. Last night Kickstarter backers of Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins' Jimmy's End films received four of the five films of this… Read more »
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Warning. I am writing this article while hopped up on a heady mix of tramadole, morphine and oxygen… The OMT drugs sandwich, recovering from a tonsillectomy. But before I left for the hospital, I picked up a copy of God Is Dead: Book of Acts "Alpha". I read it high, so I might as well… Read more »
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Alan Moore has talked about his upcoming Kickstartered film His Heavy Heart on Nowness. Nicely times to coincide with the release of the box set of Show Pieces, the first five short films written and co-starring Moore and directed by Mitch Jenkins, that begin The Show. The collection cost £35 or £50 signed (limited to 200)… Read more »
Alan Moore Is Creating An Open Access Comics App With Titles From Peter Hogan, Garth Ennis, Leah Moore, And John Reppion (UPDATE)
In a significant announcement landing this morning, (but which we hinted at yesterday from teases on social media), Alan Moore will be partnering with a team of creators and funding bodies to produce a digital comics app called Electricomics which will initially feature four original comics titles, and perhaps most surprisingly, an open-access platform for… Read more »
Casting And Images From The Set of Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins' His Heavy Heart
As we followed closely here at Bleeding Cool, Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins Kickstarted the final installment of their short film series entitled His Heavy Heart and made their goal by quite a margin, and plenty of Bleeding Coolers turned out to help the film on its way. As a group, the five short film… Read more »
The Thirteenth (Mostly) Annual Rumour Awards 2014
They began in the year 2000. Welcome to one of the longest running annual awards in comic books, the Rumour Awards. Except for some reason we seemed to miss it out last year. How odd. Anyway, feel free to catch up with previous years by clicking on these links. Visual Of The Year We've had… Read more »
Alan Moore Talks About Solving Death, The Return Of BoJeffries Saga And *That* Guardian Article
Last weekend, The Guardian printed an interview with Alan Moore, where he was quoted as saying "I hate superheroes. I think they're abominations. They don't mean what they used to mean. They were originally in the hands of writers who would actively expand the imagination of their nine-to-13-year-old audience. That was completely what they were… Read more »
Things To Do In London This Week If You Like Comics. And Especially Like Jeffrey Brown. (UPDATE)
While the American comics social scene seems to be taking a breather for Thanksgiving, London has nothing to be thankful for. So, instead, we get the following to be very thankful for instead. TONIGHT: Alan Moore in conversation with Lance Parkin, at the Prince Charles Cinema, with a showing of Act Of Faith and Jimmy's… Read more »
"I Put My Trousers On Three Legs At A Time Like Everybody Else" – Alan Moore At Waterstones
Alan Moore signed copies of Fashion Beast at Waterstones bookstore in Piccadilly, London early today, the graphic novel directly adapted from his nineteen eighties screenplay, written with Malcolm McLaren. He seemed to rather enjoy the experience. Certainly those in line were very happy, even if it started with them waiting under the bus stop outside… Read more »


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SHPEs and Salsa September Edition
Where: Barlola - 160 Commonwealth Avenue (Corner of Dartmouth St. and Comm Ave) Boston, MA
When: Wednesday, September 28, 2016 @ 8:00pm
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Welcome to the new SHPE year! Join us for our first SHPEs and Salsa networking event of the season! Our usual spot - Barlola Tapas Lounge - will be closing permanently and we'll convene there one last time for a farewell celebration. We'll have live music by Gian Carlo Buscaglia with a very interesting Latin music blend. Join us for some great conversation and getting to know us and our planned events through the next couple of months!
2016 SHPE Boston Subregion Meeting
SHPE Boston and SHPE Northeastern are proud to announce the 1st Annual SHPE Boston Sub-Region Meetup. This event will bring together all the SHPE university chapters across the Boston Sub-Region to get everyone to know each other, exchange best practices on running their organizations, get information on their regional contacts and receive training from their local professional chapter – SHPE Boston.
The Boston Sub-Region Meetup will be held at Northeastern University's Raytheon Amphitheater on Saturday, September 24, 2016.
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Raytheon HOLA 9th Annual Golf Tournament
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SHPEs and Salsa May Edition
Where: Barlola - 160 Commonwealth Avenue (Corner of Dartmouth St. and Comm Ave) Boston, MA
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Our last SHPEs and Salsa was so good, we decided to go back to the same location! This time we have actual Latin dancing! Join us!
Join us for our next SHPEs and Salsa networking event! We'll convene at Barlola Tapas Lounge in downtown Boston. We'll have live music by Gian Carlo Buscaglia with a very interesting Latin music blend. Join us for some great conversation, dancing and getting to know us and our planned events through the next couple of months!Read more
Negotiations: A Human Approach
Where: Microsoft NERD Center - 1 Memorial Dr #1 Cambridge, MA
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Join SHPE Boston for this amazing course offering from Dale Carnegie Training. We'll take a closer look at the all-win negotiations model and assess how you fare as a master negotiator. This workshop will be very interactive!
Regardless of the position you hold in your organization, your workday is a series of negotiations. The ability to use effective negotiation skills can make all the difference in your career development. Because of this, SHPE Boston is offering our community an interactive negotiation course from the acclaimed Dale Carnegie Training.Read more
SHPE Boston and NSHMBA Boston Networking Mixer - March 30th!
Join NSHMBA and SHPE Boston chapters for an evening of networking with fellow professionals as we kick off the official start to the spring!
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History between War Memorial, Art Museum disrupts overhaul
On the way toward reshaping the more than half-century relationship between the War Memorial Center and the Milwaukee Art Museum, old history and simmering resentments are threatening to disrupt a planned $25 million overhaul of the iconic lakefront temple that's home to the museum and local veterans groups.
Revenue from a parking lot and who controls land on the north side of the center have become the final battleground in a dispute that has its roots in a 1997 amendment to the long-term lease the War Memorial Center has with the county on the building. A 2001 revision to the '97 pact was intended to put the dispute to rest. »Read Full Article(34)
Kid Cudi shoots for the moon, but is slow to lift off
Kid Cudi was supposed to perform at the Rave's Eagles Ballroom Wednesday. Instead, the rapper's show was at U.S. Cellular Arena, because apparently, his stage show's production was so large it couldn't fit in the Rave's largest room.
We'd show you what it looked like — except, strangely, Cudi is prohibiting press photography on his current tour. But essentially, he gave his Milwaukee audience of a few thousand the moon. »Read Full Article(1)
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Britney Spears, the Killers and Maejor Ali
Britney Spears, pictured here performing at the Marcus Amphitheater for Summerfest in 2011, seeks to increase worldwide productivity with her latest single "Work (Expletive)." Hint: the expletive begins with the letter "b." Journal Sentinel photo by Jeff Sainlar. »Read Full Blog Post
Ziggler sells WWE by making opponents look good
For the novice wrestling fan, Dolph Ziggler is a small but athletic, bleached-blond World Wrestling Entertainment performer who has made tremendous strides in a sport that has traditionally been reserved for men with hulking physiques.
At 6 feet and 208 pounds, Ziggler is no slouch, but he's not going to overpower many of his opponents, either. However, what the man nicknamed the "Show Off" can do is flat-out wrestle. »Read Full Article(2)
Kane Place Record Club ramps up with debut album
Kane Place Record Club has amassed a sizable fan club in Milwaukee over the past two years, but for all the local gigs, the band didn't have any music to sell at shows.
That is, until late last month, when it packed Linneman's Riverwest Inn for a release party for its self-titled, full-length debut album, which also is available to stream, download and order from the Kane Place Bandcamp page. »Read Full Article
CD review: Chris Young's "A.M."
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Comedian David Koechner to perform in Milwaukee at Turner Hall
Comedian and actor David Koechner — seen next on screen reprising his role as sports announcer Champ Kind in "Anchorman 2" — will perform at Turner Hall Ballroom at 7 p.m. Feb. 14.
Koechner's comedy career has taken him from "Saturday Night Live" to appearances on "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and "The Office," with stops in many big-screen comedies, including the lead in "The Comebacks" and smaller roles in a slew of Will Ferrell movies, including "Talladega Nights" and "Semi-Pro." »Read Full Article
Reading the John Updike stories: 'Ace in the Hole'
The Library of America recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories,' a two-volume boxed set of 186 stories arranged in chronological order.
In a post last week, I explained what's not in this collection and vented a little about that. Now, let's get on to the stories. I'm planning to read one or more a week and comment on them each Wednesday until I finish the collection or fall apart. »Read Full Blog Post
'Restaurant Impossible,' taping a show in Oak Creek, is looking for volunteers
The Food Network's "Restaurant Impossible" will tape an episode at Mike La Susa's Italian Restaurant in Oak Creek next week, and the show is looking for volunteers to help with the renovation of the restaurant.
The host, chef Robert Irvine, overhauls the menus and dining rooms of "America's most desperate restaurants," as the show puts it, in two days on a budget of $10,000 -- hence the need for volunteers. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
On Tap for Today: Symposium, sausages and soul
What are the issues facing men of color in Milwaukee? What do our community leaders have to say about these things? One of the things happening this Wednesday is a symposium at the Italian Community Center today promises to dig into these issues and also make a case for black male achievement in our city.
Speaking of learning, here is a class that you didn't take in college: Intro to Sausage Making. Dave Swanson the chef and owner of Braise Restaurant will run would-be wiener makers through the basics of grinding, stuffing and linking. The class is $55 and you'll want to call to see if there's still a spot. »Read Full Blog Post(1)


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McMenamins Old St. Francis School
The Old St. Francis School, conveniently located in the center of downtown Bend, has undergone a transformation from 1936 Catholic schoolhouse to lively destination hotel complete with classrooms-turned-lodging rooms, a pub, brewery and bakery, a movie theater, private meeting and event space and a truly fantastic soaking pool that beckons day travelers, shoppers, hikers, skiers and snowboarders alike.
We offer 19 richly appointed guestrooms and four individual rental cottages with room for 2 to 10 people, perfect for group getaways. The guestrooms at Old St. Francis School feature televisions, telephones, internet access for laptop users and private bathrooms with showers.
Overnight guests can also enjoy complimentary use of the mosaic-tiled soaking pool and free admission to the movie theater.
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Tucked away in the former parish hall of the old Catholic school is a place much more comfortable to sit than a hard wooden pew. The Old St. Francis School Theater, with seating for up to 150, offers visitors the chance to settle into an overstuffed chair or sofa and watch a recent release, cult classic or sporting event while enjoying a slice of pizza and a handcrafted McMenamins ale.
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We have both indoor and outdoor event spaces, accommodating up to 140 guests – so if you're just in from the ski slopes, we have plenty of warm fireplaces and cozy bars. But if you're hot-weather hikers or sunbathers, you might want to have your event on one of our many patios festooned in lush flora beneath the sun or the stars. The Old St. Francis School is one of the most charming venues in all of central Oregon – it will leave you and your guests with wonderful memories.
Photos, memorabilia and students' artwork adorn the walls, making the hotel a unique gallery of sorts. Take special note of the colorful orbs that punctuate the high wooden fencing around the property, the unusual custom-made light fixtures and absolutely stunning tile mosaics that surround the soaking pool.


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Sherman probably played its best half of the season during Saturday's Class D Far West Regional.
The Wildcats and their fans have to be hopeful that some more bests are yet to come, because they're headed to Glens Falls.
Sherman hit 10 of its 20 three-pointers in an outstanding first half in which it claimed a 20-point lead and rode to a 57-52 victory over private school Batavia Notre Dame before an estimated 1,000 at the Buffalo State Sports Arena.
"I don't know how much better we can play than in the first half," said Sherman coach Cory Emory, "or how much better we could shoot."
Senior Ryan Robson had 22 points, including five three-pointers, for Sherman, while senior Andrew Graham had 14 points and four threes. Devin Moorehead added three threes for nine points as the Wildcats went 13 for 32 (40.6 percent) from three-point range.
"I think the best we've played throughout our whole career," said Robson. "Once we get our groove on, no one is stopping us shooting those threes. We did it, and we got our groove on, and it happened."
With the win, Sherman (21-1) advanced to the New York State Public High School Athletic Association final four at the Glens Falls Civic Center. It is the school's fourth trip to the state semifinals and their third trip to Glens Falls, all of which have come in the last 15 years under Emory (it went in 2000 and 2002).
The two-time Section VI Class D champion Wildcats – who lost in the regionals last year to Rochester charter school University Prep (which was moved up to Class B this year) — will play in the semifinals at 10 a.m. Friday. Their opponent will be Section IX (Dutchess County area) champion Coleman Catholic, which beat Section XI (Suffolk County, L.I.) champion Shelter Island, 73-46, Saturday.
For the Wildcats and their boisterous blue-and-yellow-clad student section, it will be its second straight game against a private school in the Class D state tournament.
Notre Dame (19-4), based in a Class B-sized city (that's what classification Batavia High is), had won its four playoff games by 35, 22, 25 and 33 points, but Sherman put up its own big numbers early on.
Sherman took a 16-5 lead after one quarter and pushed it to 40-20 at halftime. Graham had all four of his threes in the first half, while Robson had three.
Senior Tim McCulley finished with 15 points for Notre Dame, but only had two points in the first half.
The Irish got only as close as the five-point final margin when McCulley hit a shot in the final seconds.
"I'm just so proud of the boys — they've worked really hard since they were very little," said Emory. "They deserve to be here, they deserve everything. … I'm sure there are some Sherman fans out there that remember last year who are pretty happy that we pulled this one off."
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Wei-Jen Chang, associate professor of biology, has written or co-written several professional articles in Gene, Protist, Molecular Biology and Evolution and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. During his postdoctoral work at Princeton University, Chang studied gene evolution and genome organization in unicellular organisms. He joined the Hamilton faculty in 2006. Chang earned a bachelor's degree from National Taiwan University and his master's degree and doctorate from the State University of New York at Buffalo.
Simon Coppard specializes in echinoderms: sea urchins, sea stars and sea cucumbers. He particularly specializes in how species have diverged morphologically, ecologically and genetically through time, and how species maintain their integrity when geographic distributions change and sister-species come into contact. For the past six years he has been a senior research fellow at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama. Coppard's research there included work on transcriptomics and the evolution and expression of genes responsible for temporal reproductive isolation among species that spawn on different lunar phases. He's conducted fieldwork and taught at the University of the South Pacific in Fiji. Coppard earned his bachelor's of science (honors) and doctorate in marine biology from the University of London.
Cynthia Downs is an ecological physiologist who investigates how the diverse physiological traits expressed by animals alter an animal's interaction with its environment and mediates the animal's ecology and evolutionary trajectories. Her research focuses on the organismal level, but she integrates across levels of biological organization to ask questions about how animals work. Downs' research program seeks to understand several things: mechanisms that mediate physiological traits and trade-offs; how physiological traits determine life histories, and how environmental conditions affect physiological phenotypes. She received a doctorate from the University of Nevada Reno, and completed postdoctoral appointments at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and the University of Nevada Reno.
Jessica Fellmeth's research focuses on how to make a good egg, specifically understanding the checkpoints involved in female meiosis and the signaling events involved in oogenesis. She received her doctorate in molecular genetics and microbiology from Rutgers University and her bachelor's degree in biology from The College of New Jersey. At Hamilton Fellmeth teaches Developmental Biology, Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy, among other courses.
David Gapp concentrates on comparative endocrinology of reptiles, with a focus on the action and evolution of gastrointestinal and pancreatic hormones. His recent identification of "diabetes" in a local population of snapping turtles may provide an interesting model to pursue the study of this serious metabolic disease that affects a significant portion of the American population. Gapp has written and reviewed manuscripts for notable journals including The Journal of Comparative Endocrinology and Physiological Zoology, and he has received research grants from the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation.
Herm Lehman's research is focused on the development and function of neurotransmitters. Neurotransmitters are molecules released by neurons and mediate communication throughout the nervous system; thus, the proper expression and maintenance of neurotransmitter levels is a critical, yet largely unknown, aspect of the metabolism of the neuron.
Mike McCormick's current research focuses on the microbial ecology of geochemical gradients in Antarctic sediments and meromictic lakes, electron transfer processes between bacteria and solid surfaces, and the transformation of environmental contaminants by biogenic minerals. He has published in the journals Environmental Science and Technology, Environmental Chemistry, Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, Journal of Physical Chemistry B and Water Resources Research. McCormick is a member of the Biology Department with a shared teaching commitment in the Geosciences Department. He came to Hamilton after he completed a doctorate and post-doctoral fellowship in environmental engineering at the University of Michigan.
William Pfitsch studies how plants meet the challenges of living in potentially stressful conditions. Of particular interest are the interactions with soil microorganisms that help plants meet those challenges. In recent years, research in the Pfitsch lab has also focused on the ecological implications of invasive plants in local forests in terms of community composition and ecosystem structure and function. He earned his doctorate in botany at the University of Washington.
A National Science Foundation grantee, Pat Reynolds is an expert on marine invertebrate biology, particularly the evolution of Mollusca. He has worked with student research assistants on cruises and at field stations along both coasts of North America and in Antarctica. His recent publications have appeared in Advances in Marine Biology, Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, and in Molecular systematics and phylogeography of mollusks (Smithsonian Institution Press). He is the editor of Invertebrate Biology, an international journal of the American Microscopical Society. He received his doctorate from the University of Victoria, Canada.
Mark Sasaki received the National Institutes of Health Ruth Kirschstein postdoctoral fellowship to study zebrafish development at the University of Oregon. Sasaki, who earned his doctorate in cancer biology at the University of Chicago, returned there to work as a research associate. In that position he utilized next generation sequencing analysis to identify mutations in several families predisposed to developing cancer. Sasaki is now focused on determining how these genetic mutations change the function of the resulting proteins using molecular and developmental biological approaches, including using zebrafish as a model organism. Sasaki will be teaching the introductory biology and an upper level seminar on cancer biology in the fall and genetics in the spring. He received his bacehlor's degree in biology from Oberlin College.


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At the moment, however, there is this elephant that is no longer just in the room, it is sitting on the laps of the Seahawk offense. Seattle has offensive line issues, in part due to injury, and in part due to changes in personnel. Already by week 3, a serious injury to Floyd "Pork Chop" Womack has pushed Seattle's offensive line to the limit of their depth. Walter Jones endured a close call in last week's battle against Detroit. This, accompanied by the loss of Steve Hutchinson, has not only impacted offensive rhythm, these issues now place QB Matt Hasselbeck at a possible safety risk. Shaun Alexander used to thrive on cut-back lanes in a blocking scheme so effectively run, that it practically mimicked a zone blocking system. Currently, the split second, narrow passages created by recent anemic blocking efforts might be better suited for the Maurice Morris' fuel injection style over the "take-my-pick" or "pin ball slot" system preferred by Shaun Alexander. Despite pass protection that merits a "good enough" rating, the running game seriously falls short of Seahawk football standards.
Here's where the history lesson comes in. During Seattle's 1983 "Cinderella Season," Curt Warner was the bread-and-butter player of the Seahawk offense. "Ground Chuck" was in reality a play-action passing game, founded on a respectable running attack by Warner. It was a strategy that kept defenses a step behind when trying to cover Steve Largent and Paul Johns on passing plays, because defenders had to respect the ground game. In essence, it was a run and pass mix, less sophisticated than Holmgren's West Coast Offense, yet with similar ball control objectives. Essential offensive line play, blended with running elements are set as a high a premium for Holmgren now as they were for Knox then.
After seeing their beloved 1983 Seahawks advance through two playoff victories to the AFC Championship game, crazed Hawk fans were ready to make some noise in the Dome for the 1984 Season.
There was only one problem. On a toss sweep to the right, Curt Warner made one of his patented cuts and caught his foot in a ruffled piece of artificial turf and twisted his knee. He was taken off the field writhing in pain, and was summarily pronounced "out" for the season.
Unfazed for the moment, Seattle won that game, beating Cleveland 33-0. Like a hot new business in a suffering economy, something was brewing in Seattle that was better than all of the micro-breweries put together: For the first time in franchise history, the Seahawks were playing consistent defense and fans loved it.
Though out the 1983 season, Seattle thrived on ball stripping and generating interceptions, where the likes of unknowns like Paul Moyer were showcased during Howard Cosell's Halftime Highlights on Monday Night Football. Statistically, Seattle's 1983 defense was middle of the pack. They were playmakers to be sure, but had difficulty stopping the big plays and shutting down offense oriented opponents.
However, the entire team's confidence rode on the Curt Warner cornerstone at the onset of the '84 campaign. The defense knew that if it could get the ball back into the hands of Dave Krieg, Steve Largent and Warner, the ball-control offense could consume clock while the defense could gear-up for their next set of exciting exploits.
No wonder, then, that Warner's injury raised concerns, if not many question marks over the outlook of the rest of that 2004 season. Head coach Chuck Knox had to help the team and the Seahawk community refocus on potential and possibilities. Knox explains this in his own words:
"I walked into the Wednesday meeting looking at the players sitting in their little desks, and thought OK, just be me." . . . I rolled my hand into a fist and threw out the following: The absence of Curt Warner will never be an excuse for anyone on this football team not to play up to his best. . . . Surely our defensive football team can improve and get better, because Curt Warner does not play defense. Surely our special teams can improve, because Curt Warner does not play on them. And surely the offense can pick up the slack, because two or three people can be used to get Curt Warner's yards, and two or three are always better than one. Gentleman, it's simple. We are going to play the hand we are dealt. Period." (Hard Knox, p. 238).
In those final lines, Knox may have invented two well worn phrases. More importantly, he made history by becoming the Winston Churchill of the Seattle Seahawks, a constantly improving ball club who went on to enjoy their best season ever (at the time). Thinking that Warner's injury was "going down for the last time," Knox headed east to find a proven name to console the team. Former tight end, Charlie Young knew that Franco Harris was not about to resume Curt Warner's AFC leading rusher status, but could see what bringing a new face into the line-up could do in the face of such a devastating loss: "Signing Franco was a brilliant move. It picked morale way up."
The Seattle Seahawks had something to prove, as East Coast sportswriters were convinced that their '83 team was just a fluke. By the start of the 1984 season, Seattle's road tested, hard hitting defensive crew began to come together to form a very special unit, featuring Dave Brown, Kenney Easley and Jacob Green. The defense eventually merited a feature article in Sports Illustrated by the end of the season. Dave Krieg had something to prove also, after enduring a razor-close deal almost struck by the Kirkland brain trust to land Warren Moon from the CFL. Moon found his orbit over Houston, but Krieg became the prime mover in the Seahawk universe.
The result was legendary. Steve Largent enjoyed a breakout season while Krieg, David Hughes, Dan Doornink, Randall Morris and the Seahawk offense managed to put together a remarkable effort without Warner. New players like Daryl Turner were discovered. Furthermore, special teams continued to perform with superior grades in all phases of kicking, returning and scoring. Team talent was maximized and players compensated for the set backs very effectively.
The real story for that year, however, was the defense. Tom Catlin made a name for himself as the defensive coordinator while Seattle's big play, ball-hawking defense created shut-outs and lopsided wins with torrents of top achievement. Skeptics became believers and sports writers and media personalities began turning their heads to watch. The 1994 Seattle Seahawks unexpectedly broke defensive records, finishing the season with a 12-4 record, capped off by an upset of the World Champion Los Angeles Raiders in the playoffs.
So what does this have to do with the impending 2006 season without Steve Hutchinson? If history can repeat itself to the best of outcomes, then it is plausible Seahawks can decide to finish 2006 with an outstanding season by taking advantage of every opportunity to complete what the team started in 2005. Along with the obvious effect that losing a key player can have on a team, a number of parallels can be drawn between both years (1984 and 2006) to serve as an indicator of what we might anticipate. The following factors apply to both teams (except as noted):
(1) Seattle is coming off the most exciting season ever, with an atmosphere of high expectation and anticipation by fans and the media alike. Most importantly, the players themselves expect nothing short of the very best (this time as defending Conference Champions).
(2) There's no use overstating or understating this point. The loss of a key player hurt(s) this team for at least the first quarter of the season. Any and all debates about this are over. It's just a matter of keeping the right perspective, making the right personnel changes and moving ahead as the offense re-develops its existing potential.
(3) The Coach and his staff will not let the departure of key players become an excuse for playing poorly or with less intensity.
(4) The Kirkland front office brought in a Super Bowl caliber player and "proven commodity" to add to the offensive fire power while (however unintentionally), redirecting everyone's attention to the progress Seattle is making instead of its set-backs. (We digress from history in Branch's case, where he is clearly more than a very expensive brand for conspicuous consumption. Branch will produce in ways that could help the offensive line play better, given his character and completeness as a player).
(5) The defense has the opportunity to rise to the occasion and with several sacks and allowing hardly any scoring by opponents over the first two games. The Seahawks are showing every indication that they will perform at a high level to keep the team very much alive while the offense comes together. They have exceptionally talented defenders to pull off a remarkable comeback.
(6) The Seattle Seahawks are a team comprised of winners with high character, integrity and leadership. Without complaining about the arrival of new players, existing playmakers go out and make statements on the field. Possessed with the ability to make key plays happen, the defense has never been in a better situation to set the offense up for success.
(7) Great coaches inspire their teams to push through real transitions like these. They do not allow the injuries, early season set-backs or issues created by the media to dictate or define the quality of the team's productivity for the remainder of the season.
Supposedly, the 2005 Seattle Seahawks received its NFC opponents in a gift-wrapped package. They were treated to an easy schedule, it was argued. Seattle was given home field advantages that forced the current league president to consider re-writing the rule on the 12th man factor (I love the 12th man, but . . . ). They supposedly received the handout of three missed FGs by Jay Feeley and a token interception from Drew Bledsoe to squeak-by teams that had already beaten them. Seattle's loss at Super Bowl XL supposedly proved to many people that instead of being contenders, the Seahawks were only pretenders after all, and could not handle the pressure of the big games. These were the same allegations faced by the 1984 team, who challenged every contention with solid regular season wins and a key post-season victory (with a depleted offensive line, no less).
If Seahawk history teaches us anything, it is this: There's no way the opinions of writers, the loss of a player or some imagined curse can deter 53 additional players from giving their all to aspire to overcome the circumstances they face, reach the top of their summit and contend (not just pretend) for the championship title they deserve.
Let history repeat itself for these Seahawks--and let it become the best history ever!
Don Christensen writes for Seahawks.NET. You can reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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