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With an HD remastering comes levels that are even more polished and colourful. The sharper, yet pixelated levels are visually appealing, consisting of various elements throughout parts of the world. Stages consist of multiple levels each showing a variation of that world. Examples consist of shrubbery and umbrellas making up the backyard levels, double-decker buses and phone boxes line the London streets, and movable structures and camels dot the Egyptian sands. Even the foes, such as police hats, snakes and bulldogs are fun to look at despite their mean demeanor. A challenge mode is also included as an alternative to the story. The objectives are still the same, yet each level is timed with bronze, silver, and gold targets as well as leaderboard rankings. It's an obvious twist to the main gameplay, but I found myself enjoying it more than the campaign.
Rotating Octopus Character uses its tentacles to move around on surfaces such as structures, umbrellas and plants. Pressing the Square button allows the player to change the direction of movement while the X button allows the player to jump to a parallel location on the map. The controls are simple, but there will be many situations where jumps and quick direction changes will require precision. However, it's not as frustrating as other precision-based games, thanks to a few aids. More often than not, a potential obstacle or octopus is off-screen. Thankfully, arrows appear at the edge of Rotating Octopus Character's vision indicating an octopus or an exclamation point for an enemy. It doesn't make the game easier, but rather serves as a heads-up to players and saves more than a few would be moments of frustration from taking place.
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Tasmania is the only place in the world that you'll be able to see the Tasmanian Devil in it's natural habitat - they've got their very own Conservation Park named after them. You can also expect to spot wombats, wallabies and the rare golden possums.
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Tasmania was the last part of the Australian continent to separate from the great southern landmass of Gondwana 45 million years ago. This, together with 10,000 years of isolation from mainland Australia, has resulted in Tasmania's environment becoming significantly different to the rest of the country, with granite peaks, Tasmanian wildlife, heath-covered mountains and beautiful lakes. For a holiday with a difference, head to Tasmania.
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- Try a four-day Maria Island Walk which takes in the highlights of this island's national park
- The food on offer in Tasmania is delicious
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On the east coast the granite peaks of the Freycinet Peninsula mark the southern end of the land bridge that once linked Tasmania to mainland Australia. The loss of this land bridge served to protect Tasmanian wildlife, hence the island is the last bastion of several mammals. Tasmanian devil, eastern and spotted-tailed quolls, Tasmanian bettongs and a variety of smaller marsupials can all be seen while holidaying here.
The southwest corner is one of Australia's most pristine wilderness areas, accessible only on foot or by scenic flight. Most of this region and the Central Plateau are comprised of heath-covered mountains and peaks rising above beautiful mountain lakes. The lakes and rivers of the high country are renowned for their trout fishing.
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National health leaders and local communities celebrate and promote June as Men's Health Month, which is a special awareness period to help educate men, boys and their families about the importance of positive health attitudes and preventive health practices.
"We advocate and promote the health and well-being of men and boys in America and worldwide year around. However, the month of June highlights our mission the most, as many more organizations and groups of individuals turn their attention to the health of men and boys," said Ana Fadich, MHN Vice President. "We invite all men to take advantage of the many health screenings and other health directed activities, which are taking place in June in their communities – if not for their own sake, then out of love and care for their families – healthier men lead to stronger and happier families."
Anchored by a Congressional health education program, Men's Health Month is celebrated across the country and around the globe with screenings, health fairs, media appearances, and other health education and outreach activities. Community outreach leaders, churches and healthcare providers will be working to raise awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment of diseases among men and boys. Governors of the states and mayors of many major cities issue proclamations during this month.
"Much more needs to be done by providers to help motivate boys and men to engage in their health, and Men's Health Month in June is the best time to begin to reach them with health-awareness messages and programs," said Salvatore J. Giorgianni, Jr., PharmD, Chair, Men's Health Caucus Constituency of the American Public Health Association and Science Advisor, Men's Health Network. "Men's Health Network has many resources available to help you develop programs and inform boys and men about their health.
To help prevent many of the medical conditions that lead to premature death it is imperative for the boys and men of our nation to become more knowledgeable about health strategies and to take charge of their own wellness and health care."
In preparation for Men's Health Month, health care professionals, private corporations, faith-based organizations, community groups, government agencies, insurance companies, and other interested organizations are organizing and planning activities and events which will focus on the health of men and boys during the month of June. For ideas and resources in both English and Spanish, visitwww.menshealthmonth.org. Men's Health Month is sponsored by AbbVie, Auxilium, Pfizer, and Men's Health Network.
"Men – especially men of color – live shorter, less healthy lives than women, but it doesn't have to be that way," said Armin Brott, nationally syndicated columnist and radio host of "Positive Parenting," who also edits the popular blog, TalkingAboutMensHealth.com. "Guys are often so concerned with taking care of their family that they neglect their own health. To prevent any illnesses and ensure you'll be around longer to take care and provide for those you love go and get checked in June."
Men's Health Month (www.menshealthmonth.org) is promoted by Men's Health Network (MHN), a national non-profit organization whose mission is to reach men, boys, and their families where they live, work, play, and pray with health prevention messages and tools, screening programs, educational materials, advocacy opportunities, and patient navigation. Learn more about MHN at www.menshealthnetwork.org and follow them on Twitter @MensHlthNetwork and facebook.com/menshealthnetwork.


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Coaching can be a high pressure job in the modern era with the unforgiving demands for success. Nevertheless, it is a noble profession where someone imparts his knowledge to those who seek guidance. On the occasion of Teachers' Day, Nishad Pai Vaidya picks a dream team of cricket coaches.
Numerous players have taken up coaching after their playing days were behind them. It is perhaps one way to stay in touch with the game and be as close as possible to all the action. In this modern era, it is a high-pressure job with a lot of media scrutiny and the unforgiving demands for success. Here is an eleven of eminent cricketers who went on to coach national sides. This side is not picked on the basis of their respective coaching record. It is a 'Dream Team', a side that could be formidable on its day.
1. Gordon Greenidge: The Barbadian was one of the pillars during West Indies' glory days. In tandem with Desmond Haynes, Greenidge formed one of the strongest opening stands in history. Post retirement, Greenidge took up the challenge of coaching and was handed a tough assignment in Bangladesh. He was at the helm during the 1999 World Cup, where Bangladesh upset Pakistan and also managed to beat Scotland.
2. Bob Simpson: In the 1950s and 60s, Simpson had a celebrated career for Australia. A decade later, he answered the call of his nation when the team was hit by the Packer-exodus. Simpson could bowl useful leg-spin as well. However, he later became an opening batsman. Simpson took charge of the Australian team in the 1980s and was in charge when they lifted the 1987 World Cup. He has the distinction of being involved in both the tied Test, the first as a player and the second as a coach.
3. Gary Kirsten: The southpaw was a fixture in the South African side for a decade after their readmission in the early 1990s. A gritty batsman, Kirsten added great solidity at the top and later formed a very good partnership with Herschelle Gibbs. He retired from international cricket in 2004 and four years down the line, he was a surprise choice for the coaching job in India. Forming a great partnership with MS Dhoni, India touched great heights which included the No 1 spot in the Test rankings and the ICC World Cup 2011 victory at home. Kirsten then served his nation and masterminded their rise to the No 1 Test spot. He is currently the coach of the Delhi Daredevils.
4. Greg Chappell: One of the greatest batsmen produced by Australia, Chappell is one of the most respected (or hated, depending on who you are) cricketing figures in the world. A cerebral individual, Chappell is one of the best tacticians in the game. In 2005, he took up the high-profile Indian job in the midst of a lot of hype. Though he did taste success for some time, his tenure was largely controversial and ended with the ignominious exit at the 2007 World Cup. Chappell is now working with Cricket Australia (CA) and handles their representative sides to groom young talent.
5. Andy Flower: Undoubtedly the greatest batsman Zimbabwe has produced — a Test average above 50 backs that claim. Flower was one of the most skillful batsmen in the 1990s and the early 2000s, forming a crucial part of the Zimbabwe side. His international career ended in controversial circumstances when he protested against the government during a 2003 World Cup match. He moved to England, where he played for Essex and years later, in 2009, he was in charge of the national side. Under his tenure, England won the Ashes thrice, whitewashed India 4-0 to become the No 1 ranked side in Test cricket. Flower's time ended after the drubbing in the Ashes 2013-14.
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6. Kapil Dev: India's greatest all-rounder was the leading wicket-taker in Test cricket for a few years. Kapil is an iconic figure in the country for he led India to the 1983 World Cup victory. With all those hopes, he was handed the responsibility of the Indian team in 1999, which was one of the most testing phases in Indian cricket. Kapil's time lasted for about a year and India had an unsuccessful time. The match-fixing controversy also came to light and Kapil's name was dragged into it; though he did get cleared later. Heartbroken, he quit the coaching job and big "goodbye" to Indian cricket. It took him almost two years to return to the cricketing fold.
7. Moin Khan: Through the 1990s and the early 2000s, the gloves shuffled between Moin and Rashid Latif. Moin did establish himself as a fighter, who was sound behind the stumps and combative with the bat. He last played for Pakistan in 2004 and took to coaching after retirement. In 2013-14, he took charge of the Pakistan team on an interim basis before Waqar Younis was appointed. Moin subsequently became the manager.
8. Roger Harper: With West Indies favouring pace to maintain their world domination, Harper could only play 25 Tests in an international career that spanned almost 13 years. The off-spinner did however play 105 ODIs, where he also contributed with his quick fielding. He bowed out of international cricket after the 1996 World Cup and four years down the line, he was appointed coach of the West Indies team. Harper held the post for about three years, which were riddled with uncertain results for the side. After quitting from the West Indies job, Harper worked with Kenya.
9. Ottis Gibson: The towering fast-bowler represented the West Indies in the 1990s. He thereafter carved a successful career in county cricket, where he was a force until 2007. After retirement, he was England's bowling coach. In 2010, Gibson was appointed the coach of the West Indies team. The fortunes of the side did not change much as inconsistency prevailed. They did win the ICC World T20 2012, which remains the biggest highlight of his tenure. Gibson had to leave the job in August 2014 before the home series against Bangladesh.
10. Waqar Younis: One of the greatest fast-bowlers produced by Pakistan, the master of the yorker and an exponent of reverse swing. Waqar played his last game for Pakistan in 2003 and subsequently took up commentary. He was appointed coach of the Pakistan team in 2010. It was a stormy period for Pakistan cricket as they were hit by the spot-fixing scandal in August that year. Despite all that, they did manage to make it to the semi-final of the 2011 World Cup. His time ended in August 2011. In 2013, he was the bowling coach of the Sunrisers Hyderabad. In Pakistan, you can never rule out comebacks! Waqar was named coach again in 2014.
11. Allan Donald: A terrifying sight for any batsman, Donald was one of the best fast bowlers in the 1990s. After readmission, he was a beacon for fast bowlers in South Africa. In the recent past, he has taken up coaching jobs, which includes a stint with the South African side. In the Indian Premier League (IPL), he has coached Pune Warriors India and is currently with the Royal Challengers Bangalore.
12th Man — John Wright: The southpaw was a regular in the New Zealand side for over a decade and their leading run-scorer in Tests and ODIs at one stage. Wright coached Kent, where he worked with Rahul Dravid and then made it to India in 2000. In partnership with Sourav Ganguly, Wright helped India win numerous Test overseas and also took them to the 2003 World Cup final. He bid goodbye in 2005 and in 2010-11, he took charge of the New Zealand side. The Kiwis made it to the 2011 World Cup semi-final then. He quit in 2012 and took up a job with the Mumbai Indians the next year. With so many batsmen, he couldn't make it into the eleven but fits as a 12th man.
(Nishad Pai Vaidya is a Correspondent with CricketCountry and anchor for the site's YouTube Channel. His Twitter handle is @nishad_44)


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MONTREAL, Dec. 4, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Wajam (www.wajam.com), a leader in social search technology, announced today it has been selected as a winner of the Canadian Innovation Exchange's (CIX) Canadian Technology Accelerator award. Wajam was recently named to the CIX Top 20 list, a unique program designed to showcase Canada's hottest innovative companies working in Digital Media and Information and Communication Technology.
The Canadian Technology accelerator is open to a limited number of qualified companies. Ideal candidates are start-ups as well as small and medium enterprises with a potential for growth that wish to create a footprint in the Silicon Valley. Wajam was awarded the Canadian Technology Accelerator award along with two other companies, Shopcaster and Scribblelive.
Andrew Keenan, Global Practice Lead for Venture Capital, Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs, presented the award to Wajam CEO Martin-Luc Archambault at the Canadian Innovation Exchange on November 27, 2012 at MaRS Discovery District in Toronto.
"We're happy to select Wajam as part of our Canadian Technology Accelerator," said Mr. Keenan. "I believe Wajam has the potential to grow and represent Canada on the global tech stage, and we're here to support their dream. Silicon Valley offers very quick access to investors, potential clients and technology partners, and the accelerator program gives them unique access to resources to help their business scale."
"We are honored to be associated with the Canadian Innovation Exchange and its elite list of top innovators," said Martin-Luc Archambault. "CIX globally recognizes how Canada is a growing hotbed for entrepreneurs, investment and technology leadership and promotes many opportunities for entrepreneurs to start tech companies in Canada. The Wajam team appreciates CIX's recognition for their innovative work. We are grateful for all of the awards we have received this year, which validate the need and relevance social search brings to Internet navigation. We have big plans in 2013 to continue our quest to seamlessly bring friend recommendations to all places where people search the internet!"
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Wajam (www.wajam.com) is a social search engine that gives you access to the knowledge of your friends when you need it. The Wajam Social Search Everywhere Plugin makes searching the web more personal by adding results from friends to standard searches on Google, Bing or Yahoo! It elevates search relevance by featuring your friends' likes and reviews for products, places, links, photos and videos within your regular search habits, even in places like Amazon, Yelp, Trip Advisor, YouTube and Ebay. The Wajam Search site gives users the ability to search their network of trusted friends and followers across multiple social networks all in one place.
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Birthday: 1986-12-02 | Position: D |
Eligible for draft: 2005 | Shoots: Left |
Drafted: | Height: 5-10 |
Acquired: Trade with Colorado, 2011 | Weight: 185 lbs. |
Probability of Success
2006-07: In his first year of professional hockey, Cumiskey joined up with the Albany River Rats (AHL). In 63 games, he netted seven goals and 33 points. He also got his first look at the NHL, racking up a pair of points (1g+1a) in nine games with Colorado.
2007-08: Cumiskey dressed in 38 games for Colorado, racking up five points, all of which were assists. Opening the year with AHL Lake Erie, he was recalled by Colorado on Oct. 13 and reassigned that same day. He recorded two points in five games with Lake Erie, and was recalled for a second time on Oct. 22 and spent the rest of the season in the NHL. He played in 16 straight games from Nov. 28 to Dec. 29, but was sidelined due to a groin injury, missing 17 games from Jan. 12 to Feb. 18. Jan. 30 (retro to Jan. 9) Cumiskey was placed on Injured Reserved. He was activated on Feb. 20, but did not dress during the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
2008-09: Cumiskey netted five goals and 17 points in 28 games with the Lake Erie Monsters (AHL), his second season with the club; he received an AHL All-Star Game nod for his efforts. He saw more NHL action this season, but failed to register any points in the six games he spent with the Ava's. A shoulder injury sidelined him for most of the season.
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Cumiskey is a tad on the short side, at 5'11. He is a very poised and gifted offensive defenseman, as indicated by his 40 points while playing in all 72 Rockets games this season. He is extremely versatile and can be used in all situations. He is a balanced skater with decent acceleration and overall speed. He has good hands and on-ice vision, which ultimately gives him the upper hand on the rush.
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I have been asked by a very close friend to attend the unveiling of a headstone at a cemetery this Sunday. I believe this is 1 year after the death of their relative and, in my mind, this is a sort of celebration of their life and the unveiling of the headstone is a tribute. In other words, it is not a grim affair. The problem is that I don't own a black suit, black sport coat or black shoes. I have black pants and a black shirt. I have a navy chalk-stripe suit and a black/grey chunky hounds tooth sport coat. I have dark brown shoes and many different shirts/ties. What should I wear? A small part of me wants to put on black pants, a black shirt and the grey/black sport coat, but I don't want to look like a waiter. Then again, I don't want to offend anyone, and seeing as how this is a Russian/Jewish event, I am 99% sure most men will wear black regardless of whether it's a happy event or not (Russians love black for everything). Thanks guys!
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MERCHANTS WAR. The so-called Merchants War of the early 1850s resulted from financial losses to merchants along the Rio Grande boundary caused by Mexico's strict tariff laws, her prohibition of imports from the United States, and her violation of trade rights granted to the United States in the 1848 treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. José María Jesús Carbajal led Texas merchants in four unsuccessful expeditions to recover confiscated goods from revenue officials. In September 1850, with a force of between 200 and 700 Anglo-Americans and Mexicans he took Camargo. An attack on Matamoros in October failed, and he was driven back across the Rio Grande in November after an unsuccessful attack on Cerralvo. In February 1852 Carbajal made another attempt, with 400 Anglo-Americans, near Camargo. A third attack, in the spring of 1853 was unsuccessful. There were rumors of another attempt in 1855. Mexican retaliation resulted in sham battles and in sacking, burning, and menacing in the Monterrey-Laredo area. The United States government, which captured and released Carbajal, tried to prevent American participation and worked for a peaceful settlement of debts claimed by American merchants.
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The D.C. madam and the scandal-hungry MSM strike
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Well, here's the first name in the "D.C. madam" probe that has Washington in tizzy:
Deputy Secretary of State Randall L. Tobias.
Make that former Deputy Secretary of State Randall L. Tobias.
Here's the State Department statement:
Ambassador Randall Tobias informed Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice today that he must step down as Director of U.S. Foreign Assistance and US Agency for International Development Administrator (USAID) effective immediately. He is returning to private life for personal reasons.
First as the administration's Ambassador for the President's Emergency Fund for AIDS relief (PEPFAR) then as USAID Administrator and Director of Foreign Assistance, Randy has been a leader in helping the most vulnerable populations around the globe whether it was by acting to alleviate hunger or preventing the spread of infectious disease or directing assistance to victims of natural disasters. Under Ambassador Tobias' leadership at PEPFAR, the United States supported delivery of life-saving antiretroviral treatment to hundreds of thousands of people and saved countless other lives through AIDS prevention programs. As the State Department's first Director of U.S. Foreign Assistance, Randy helped lead one of the Department's most far reaching reforms in recent memory, resulting in better matching of policy goals and delivery of international assistance. The lives saved and made better around the globe by Randy's work at the State Department constitute a rich legacy on which he can look back with justifiable pride.
The nutroots are having a blog-orgasm over the story. And there's isn't too much sympathy for him over at conservative RedState either.
AIDS Czar and Dep. Secretary of State Randall Tobias resigned today; apparently doofus was using the services of Deborah Jeane Palfrey, the soi-disant "D.C. Madam," to acquire the services of masseuses. Mr Tobias claims that no sex was involved, and that he is now using another firm that uses "Central Americans". This is an impressive answer, inasmuch as it pretty much torpedoes any chance of sympathy from either side: the Left won't believe that he wasn't having sex, and the Right won't believe that Tobias checked his new service providers for green cards…
…What, you think I should be taking this more seriously?
Dude, it's Washington DC. At least he wasn't doing lines off of assorted hooker backsides. Or, worse, smoking tobacco on federal property.
Cracks another commenter:
Central Americans? If it isn't bad enough that our highways are filling up with Toyotas and Hondas, our politicians have started out-sourcing their sex scandals. What's the world coming to?
And on a serious note, this Redstate commenter writes:
[T]his is a pretty big deal. He is a deputy sec of state. He had access to sensitive and classified material. The use of soiled doves to obtain information is as old of time…even if he didn't succumb to pillow talk it does put him in a position to be blackmailed.
He also should have been very well aware of the history of the use of such services in that town. I will observe that what is now the IRS building used to be a red light district. ([H]ow little things change[.])
There's a good cross-section of conservative reaction at Lucianne.com, too. Many commenters point to these paragraphs in the Washington Post's article on ABC News's plundering through the D.C. madam's list:
Palfrey's attorney, Montgomery Blair Sibley, said yesterday that he has been contacted in the past few days by five lawyers asking whether their client's phone numbers are on Palfrey's list of 10,000 to 15,000 customers from 2002 to 2006. Some have also asked about whether an accommodation can be made to avoid identifying their clients, which Sibley said he is not able to promise. ABC's "20/20" is mining that database of phone numbers, Sibley said, for a news report on the more notable of Palfrey's customers.
"I presume '20/20′ crews running around with cameras has led to this flurry of activity," Sibley said. "That may cause some people to worry."
ABC reporters interviewed Palfrey last week, Sibley said, and asked her about specific customers by name. Sibley declined to identity them or speculate about Palfrey's clients whose identities may be revealed in coming days. He said that in many cases, he and Palfrey did not have the investigative resources to identify them from their phone numbers, but that ABC did.
ABC is grappling with the question of whether to air a report or identify some of those on the list. "We can't comment on ongoing reporting," ABC News spokesman Jeffrey Schneider said.
Snarks commenter Richdet:
The article claims that ABC "is grappling" with the issue of deciding which of Palfrey's list of 10,000 to 15,000 customers to expose (that's quite a range — you would think a careful reporter could nail down a more approximate number, but that's how reporting goes these days). Obviously what ABC is engaging in is a gotcha game, political blackmail, and winnowing out and redacting the names of prominent Dems on the list must be an exhausting process.
Well, we'll see. Keep an eye on ABC. Meantime, several other L.com commenters, like the RedState ones, are making no excuses for Tobias:
Reply 23 – Posted by: nightvision, 4/28/2007 8:02:12 AM
I don't care that this guy is supposedly working for 'OUR side'.
This kind of behavior is NOT appropriate, particularly for an individual in such a high-level position.
He HAD to know that it could 'get out', and there really is no excuse for this kind of sleazing around, Bill Clinton notwithstanding.
His 'defense' is pathetic:
'Tobias said he contacted the escort service "to have gals come over to the condo to give me a massage"…'
Legitimate masseuses are NOT generally referred to as 'gals'.
I'm just sorry Condi and W had to suffer an embarrassment they don't need right now.
Reply 45 – Posted by: jerseycitysteve2, 4/28/2007 10:47:09 AM
The bottom line is that Democrat voters don't mind graft (Jefferson) or sodomy (Frank) but Republican voters do. Saying "Democrat politicians do it, too!" is no excuse. Has anybody here ever had a security clearance? Do you think you'd keep your clearance and be a regular customer of an escort service, too?
Reply 30 – Posted by: mc squared, 4/28/2007 8:58:56 AM
Good riddance. We can't beat up the Clintonistas for the same stuff but give this guy a pass.
Reply 33 – Posted by: retiree, 4/28/2007 9:16:21 AMWe are all responsible for our own actions.
He is no better than anyone else.
He should go.
And so he has.
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Owl Creek Fen Savanna is a large peatland complex that supports a diversity of natural features including central poor fen, tamarack swamp, alder thicket, and upland islands of pine and oak. Of note are unique savanna-like stands of open-grown aspen situated in a wet meadow dominated by blue-joint grass. Central Poor Fens are acidic, low nutrient wetlands dominated by sedges including Carex oligosperma, C. lanuginosa, and C. utriculata. Found within the Central Sand Plains of Wisconsin, they often intergrade with Tamarack Swamp. Other characteristic species include three-way sedge, fowl manna grass, swamp-candles, cotton-grass, bog goldenrod, swamp milkweed, bulblet water hemlock, and blue-flag iris. Birds include sandhill crane, purple finch, black-and-white warbler, and golden-winged warbler. Owl Creek Fen Savanna is owned by Wood County and was designated a State Natural Area in 2006.
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Taking a scythe to the Bill of Rights
Controversies can be wonderfully clarified when people follow the logic of illogical premises to perverse conclusions. For example, two academics recently wrote in the British Journal of Medical Ethics that "after-birth abortions" – killing newborn babies – are matters of moral indifference because newborns, like fetuses, "do not have the same moral status as actual persons" and "the fact that both are potential persons is morally irrelevant."
So killing them "should be permissible in all the cases where abortion is, including cases where the newborn is not disabled." This helpfully validates the right-to-life contention that the pro-abortion argument, which already defends third-trimester abortions, contains no standard for why the killing should be stopped by arbitrarily assigning moral significance to the moment of birth.
Now comes Rep. Jim McGovern, D-Mass., with a comparable contribution to another debate, the one concerning government regulation of political speech. Joined by Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, 26 other Democrats and one Republican, he proposes a constitutional amendment to radically contract First Amendment protections.
His purpose is to vastly expand government's power – i.e., the power of incumbent legislators – to write laws regulating, rationing or even proscribing speech in elections that determine the composition of the legislature and the rest of the government. McGovern's proposal vindicates those who say most campaign-finance "reforms" are incompatible with the First Amendment.
His "People's Rights Amendment" declares that the Constitution protects only the rights of "natural persons," not such persons organized in corporations, and that Congress can impose on corporations whatever restrictions Congress deems "reasonable." His amendment says it shall not be construed "to limit the people's rights of freedom of speech, freedom of the press, free exercise of religion, freedom of association and all such other rights of the people, which rights are inalienable." But the amendment is explicitly designed to deny such rights to natural persons who, exercising their First Amendment right to freedom of association, come together in corporate entities to speak in concert.
McGovern stresses that his amendment decrees that "all corporate entities – for-profit and nonprofit alike" have no constitutional rights. So Congress – and state legislatures and local governments – could regulate to the point of proscription political speech, or any other speech, by the Sierra Club, the National Rifle Association, NARAL Pro-Choice America, or any of the other tens of thousands of nonprofit corporate advocacy groups, including political parties and campaign committees.
Newspapers, magazines, broadcasting entities, online journalism operations – and most religious institutions – are corporate entities. McGovern's amendment would strip them of all constitutional rights. By doing so, the amendment would empower the government to do much more than proscribe speech. Ilya Somin of George Mason University Law School, writing for the Volokh Conspiracy blog, notes that government, unleashed by McGovern's amendment, could regulate religious practices at most houses of worship, conduct whatever searches it wants, reasonable or not, of corporate entities, and seize corporate-owned property for whatever it deems public uses – without paying compensation.
Yes, McGovern's scythe would mow down the Fourth and Fifth Amendments, as well as the First.
The proposed amendment is intended to reverse the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, which affirmed the right of persons to associate in corporate entities for the purpose of unrestricted collective speech independent of candidates' campaigns.
The court's decision was foreshadowed when, in oral argument, the government's lawyer insisted the government could ban a 500-page book that contained one sentence that said "vote for" a particular candidate. McGovern's amendment would confer upon Congress the power to ban publishing corporations from producing books containing political advocacy, when Congress considers a ban reasonable – never mind the amendment's rhetoric about the "inalienable" rights people enjoy until they band together to act in corporate entities.
By proposing his amendment, McGovern helpfully illuminates the lengths to which some liberals want to go. So when next you hear histrionic warnings about Tea Party or other conservative "extremism," try to think of anything on the right comparable to McGovern's proposed vandalism of the Bill of Rights.
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I got into Wars & Whores: the Henry IV Musical after Benjamin Kamine, a friend of mine from college, asked me to help out during Philadelphia auditions for the show. All I knew about it was that it was based on Shakespeare's Henry IV Part 1 (which I had not read) and was to contain folk music, most of which wasn't finished at that point. During Philadelphia auditions, there was one auditionee - however, Ben knew a bunch of people in New York, where he had recently moved from LA to work in the theatre community there as a director. The show was cast in New York, finally. As Ben and Jeffrey Barg, the composer, worked on getting the show on its feet, they brought in old Penn friends Sally Ollove as the book adapter and Charles Forster as lighting designer, and then somehow managed to corral in Peterson Townsend, the fight director and sometime-consultant for the Metropolitan Opera; Moriah Smith, a costume designer for Drexel and the Walnut Street Theater; several New York acquaintances as assistant directors and producers; and Megan Edelman, a recent Penn graduate, as the Philadelphia producer. I was brought in as keyboardist and Jim Jordan as bassist. The band was essentially given free rein to do whatever. Jeff gave us lead sheets and we just figured things out as we went along. I was given the accordion and I picked that up, rather quickly, though it was just used in one song (and a few pre-show numbers). We rehearsed in Philly, while the actors and Ben did their thing in New York. I did go up one day to help the actors learn a couple of the numbers; they got some great rehearsal space at Pearl Theaters, a block away from Penn Station. The show describes Prince Henry's coming of age during an English civil war against his against his father, King Henry IV. The conceit was that this whole thing was taking place in a Western milieu. More Western punk than country yokel was the idea, though my own costume definitely screamed yokel. Blue plaid shirt, suspenders and dark blue jeans with black boots. Our pre-show was a lot of old folk and country tunes: "Dark as a Dungeon" by Merle Travis, "Early Morning Rain" by Peter, Paul and Mary, "Ring Around A Rosy Rag" by Arlo Guthrie, "Wasn't That A Mighty Storm" by Tom Rush, some Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and even Chris Isaak's "Foolish Games" done up a bit bluegrass-like. By request from donors, we did "Salt of the Eart"h by the Rolling Stones and the Beatles "Can't Buy Me Love." Hootenanny. So the performance itself: in conjunction with the Underground Shakespeare Company from Penn (who supplied some free food to us, and also did the setup and strike), part of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival of 2011, and done in the Sanctuary of the Rotunda. This building was a former Christian Scientist church, and featured a sloped sanctuary hall with enormous iron chandelier, and a resonant echo throughout the space. The space is beautifully decrepit, with paint chips continually flaking off the walls and ceiling, and the slightest whisper magnified a hundred times. We knew the acoustics would be a problem, so we draped lots of curtains, blankets, canvas and other such items to help dampen the sound. One could not shout, as the echoes generated by shouts would be so muddy to be unlistenable; talk too softly, and nobody would hear either. The trick was to resonate from the center, near the "sweet spot", and direct the waves in the general direction one wanted to speak in at just above a normal conversational level. And then the band had to figure out where to be. In any case, all that stuff got settled. We had Dave & Gary Kurnov as our Hotspur and Hal (added dimensions considering they are brothers); Ron Bopst as our King Henry (hard to imagine as a serious king until he actually spoke the role); Eric Johnson as Falstaff (looks like a Falstaff); Tommy Crawford as Douglas/Poins (whose girlfriend is the company manager for the Flea Theater in Tribeca); Zane Johnston as Worcester/Bardolph (who looks exactly like the Pacific Northwestern hipster that he is); Jesse Tendler as Sir Walter Blunt (somehow had the easiest voice to hear in the space); and Sarah Levine as our sympathetic and flirty Lady Percy/Mistress Quickly (now off to Merry Olde England to get her MFA). We raised money for the show through IndieGoGo, was the cover story in the Philadelphia Weekly, was on Gene Shay's folk show on WXPN LIVE, and finally, got an awesome review from the Philadelphia Inquirer's Toby Zinman, a notoriously hard-to-please reviewer. Amazingly, the show sold 450+ tickets in a 4-show run, which means that it was a pretty solid hit during a festival that has 100+ shows going on. |
Technology Policy and the Economic Development of South Korea and Taiwan
Byron Kho Abstract: The last four decades have seen a transition for most South-East Asian economies from relatively poor and backward states to that of modestly advanced and rapidly developing nations. While not the only factor in the growth of such economies, technological advance has been recognized as the key driving force behind much of economic growth not only for these so-called Newly Industrializing Economies (NIE), but for economic growth in general. Of the NIEs, South Korea and Taiwan stand out due to their success in tying strong governmental policy to the development of industry. With little in the way of high-tech industry in the 1960s, these two nations have focused on technology in the last few decades as a means for rebuilding their economies. Since then, they have established industrial capacities capable of competing effectively in international markets against more developed nations. The streamlining of technology licensing and patenting, the focus on education, the establishment of a research infrastructure, disciplined governmental initiation of technological incubation as well as limited institutional support for foreign funding and investment allowed the development and production of a plethora of sophisticated industrial goods into world markets in a timely manner. Most notably, their electronics and related industries have burgeoned in the wake of increased governmental financial and legislative support, as well as a public trend toward national specialization. Though currently at differing levels of economic health, both nations are good examples of the hand-in-hand nature of governmental support and private ambition towards the overall success of developing nations in the world market. Decreased Chemosensory Function in Renal Disease Byron Kho and Richard Doty Abstract: Despite dialysis and drug therapy, various neurological and physiologic effects are still symptomatic in renal disease patients. While the effects on other motor and sensory systems vary in intensity between no damage to total loss of ability, it is well documented that olfactory and gustatory ability generally decreases, even in cases with low levels of kidney impairment. This review examines the current literature to address the extent of possible damage to chemosensory function in renal disease patients, explore possible explanations of causation, and evaluate possible influences and associations, including neural complications, toxin levels and nutrient intake. |


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Bruce was up early to shovel our driveway...something he loves. Seriously. He loves it.
This was out our front door at about 7 am.
I'm not sure if you can tell but there is a huge drift making our house look level with the ground.
It's at least two feet deep here.
This is out my back door and onto the deck.
In effort to make another snow day special. I made Russian Pancakes for breakfast.
The Mennonites in the area call them that. The rest of the world calls them Crepes.
No matter what you call them, it's a treat.
I got my crepe pan a few years back from my in laws.
The brand is Berndes. (Cindy made crepes at the craft weekend and she used something like this.)
We sprinkle them with cinnamon and sugar.
Roll them up.
And eat and eat.
Both of the girls love them.
He loves them, too.
And guess who else loves them? So much that I don't even care that you're seeing me like this.
Do you make Russian pancakes/crepes?
What do you eat on them?
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I have a confession to make....I totally have a tooth phobia!!
I truly force myself to go to the dentist every six months for a cleaning...and believe it or not I actually went in for my cleaning today (I am happy to report...no cavities!) I know the importance of dental hygiene...but most of the time I really don't enjoy or like it.
I am always on the look out for new dental products that I can use and maybe enjoy. One of my biggest tooth hang ups in flossing. I find it painful as my teeth are very close together. Many times I get the floss stuck in between my teeth and finally have to give up and pull it out from the side of my teeth.
Today I received an innovative dental product to review.
To be honest I had never heard of BrytonPick before...It is a stringless flosser designed to clean between teeth after every meal.
I was surprised to see instead of a string...BrytonPick uses a very thin, rounded and flexible piece of stainless steal (considered germ resistant) to make the cleaning strips (one of each end). The strips are just as thick as floss if not a little thinner. And the BrytonPick is reusable, with recommended replacement every 30 days. Just make sure to clean your BrytonPick with alcohol, hot water, napkin or tissue in between use.
The BrytonPick is very easy to use.
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Each BrytonPick comes with its own carry pouch that fits in any wallet/purse/pocket. BrytonPick is stylish, convenient and discreet. How perfect to use it daily and even on the go to remove food debris and plaque from between teeth after meals and snacks. And they are FDA Registered.
I admit I have been guilty in the past when I have ended up with something stuck in my teeth and no floss around, to use anything and everything to get that something out...including a sheet of paper, knife, paper clip...I could go on for days. Now thanks to BrytonPick I will not have to get creative with my oral hygiene....I will keep one of by BrytonPicks in my desk drawer at work and the other with me at all-times in its convenient carry case.
I actually find these easy and pleasant to use. They don't hurt my teeth and I am able to get through my close fitting teeth very easily. Thank you BrytonPick for helping me make a lifestyle change with my flossing.


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CloseDescription: PAN TADEUSH (PAN TADEUSZ) Moscow: GIKhL, 1956. Woodcuts by Fedor Konstantinov (1910-1997). Cover and title by N. Noskov. Text in Russian, 4to (265 x 210 mm), cloth decorated to front and spine. 334, (2) pp. Illustrated with woodcuts (in text and on plates). Cover and title by N. Noskov.


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A peaceful night in the river
Just before leaving Mechanicville we got an email from Lock One Marina that they had still not received our filters.... at least we now knew we would be at our anchorage at a good hour! We left just after 8 am to tackle the last two locks in the Champlain Canal and the Federal Lock at Troy. We did still stop at Lock One Marina for diesel, and he filled us up so quickly we were even still able to make it through Lock 1 with the other sailboat Callipyge we had been traveling ...
Van Gogh and Nature
... those times when you go for it because this confluence of paintings all in one place may never happen again. This Van Gogh and Nature exhibit features nearly fifty paintings and drawings from thirty museums and private collections around the world. And Van Gogh is one of my most favorite artists! So how could we not go!
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... maybe we will treat ourselves to a dinner while we are here a few nights. We have ordered extra filters and will pick them up downstream at Lock 1 on Friday, so we will try to stay here until that time. We'll take advantage of the close walk to the store and stock up on more food before we leave. I might even do a real laundry instead of washing a few items at a time in the sink because that's not a far walk ...
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Melissa - posted on 05/15/2011
Whatever works for your family and your situation, honestly. We put our 17 month old son to bed between 9 and 10. If he's tired earlier and wants to go to sleep we let him, but we stay up late so we enjoy having that free time of the day to play and cuddle and just spend quality time together. We have friends who put their kids (roughly the same age) to bed around 7 or 8, and I always think that's so crazy! The day doesn't even start winding down until about 5, and I want more than 2 or 3 hours to devote to my little one. Not to mention if we made him to go to bed at that time he'd be up at 5 am lol. Even when going to bed at 9 or 10 he's still up anywhere between 7 and 8. People think we're crazy sometimes, but it works for us. So whatever works for you, that's what's best.
Brandy - posted on 05/14/2011
bathtime 730, storytime 8pm, bed by 830,,, if you give your children a routine, something that never changes, they will know what comes next and it can be hassle free. :)
Marie - posted on 10/19/2011
Post a reply!7.30 is fine i have a two yr old five yr old and one yr old that goes down at 6.30
Oscar - posted on 02/16/2014
my go to sleep at 6:00 but there is one problem !is already morning! i try everything ,
Karen - posted on 05/17/2011
i always put my little 1 up at 7pm and she slept until 7.30 but every child is different, try it and see wot happens, if ur little one is up 2 early in the morning try putting them to bed a little later , they may wake up later for you then, its all about routeen good luck xx
Charlene - posted on 10/20/2012
I put my 22 month old to bed at about 8 but she doesn't fall asleep until about 9. I have tried putting her to bed earlier but this causes her to wake up at 4 or 5 in the morning, wide awake and ready to play. I have found that by putting her to bed at 8pm/9, she wakes up like clock work at 7:15am, right in time to get breakfast, get dressed and head off to school. She takes long naps at school...at least an hour but sometimes up to 2 hours. This routine has worked great for me.
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Amanda - posted on 10/22/2011
This is a mystery to me. My 2 year old is home with my husband all day. Hubby doesn't like to get up early, so Jacob is in the habit of sleeping until 10am, noon, 1pm, and then maybe a nap mid evening and up fighting sleep at 2,3, and 4 am. I work 70 hours a week, and am gone from 7am to 9:30 pm. Can't force them out of bed in the morning, then have to be up half the night listening to hubby trying to fight the boy to sleep. Uggghhhh...
Hope you are having better luck than me.
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Depends on the schedule of your family (daycare, school run, work?), whether your child needs less/more sleep than the typical 2yo, whether the child is still taking a nap, etc.
Your - posted on 10/20/2011
I have same schedule!!!!
Darline - posted on 05/17/2011
8pm and when she wakes up let her take a nap @ 1130 for an hour
Mary - posted on 05/17/2011
Elmarie my 2 year old goes to sleep at 7;30pm or 8;00pm and has a 2 hour nap during the day and wakes up in the morning
around about 7 am
Veronica - posted on 05/16/2011
lol thank you for all the great tips!!! today was the hardest she went to bed late cuz of her new bed but will !! try your guys tips!!!
Ashley - posted on 05/16/2011
My sons are 20 months, and 4 years old. They go to bed at 8:00 every night. At 7:30 we start our bedtime routine, bath, teeth, read a book. Then they are in bed by 8:00 sharp. They usually sleep till 7:00-7:30 in the morning, then they take a nap at 11am, and get up just in time for lunch. Sometimes my older one even asks "is it 8:00 yet?" When hes tired lol.
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Read The 7 O'clock Bedtime. Great book!
Angel - posted on 05/15/2011
My son is 19 months old and we put him down for the night at 9:00. He wakes up at 7:30-8:00 in the morning.
Amanda - posted on 05/15/2011
My son just turned 2 in April & He goes to bed every night at 8 pm He still takes a nap usually 1 1/2 to 2 hour nap wakes up in the morning between 7-8 but no later than 9
Kelly - posted on 05/15/2011
Kids this age should have at least 10 hrs of sleep, so it depends on when they normally have to wake. When my kids were two I usually had them in bed around 7:30-8pm, as I needed them awake by 7:30 the next morning so I could get to work. I now have a 4 yr old and 9 yr old and they both go to bed by 9 on wknds and 8:30 M-F. I realize it can be difficult to get them to bed so early sometimes - esp in summer when it's so light outside. Does your child nap? Mine did, and I tried hard not to permit napping after 2pm, to ease them in getting to sleep in the evening. Hope this helps - good luck!
Elizabeth - posted on 05/14/2011
8:30 pm is when my daughter is asleep. Wakes at 5:30 am, 2 hour nap during the day.
Meredith - posted on 05/14/2011
Definitely depends on the child. What works for one does not always work for another. My son is 4 and has never gone to be earlier than 9:30. If I were to put him down sooner than that, he would be wide awake at 4 or 5 in the morning! He now gets up between 7 and 7:30 am (on his own). He also takes a 2 hour nap during the day.
Bianca - posted on 05/14/2011
I put my son to bed around 8. We usually have dinner, play a little, go take a bath, then bedtime. He usually HAS to be up by 7, but on the weekends he sleeps in. It's really whatever fits best with your schedule. People don't know your routines, so don't let them bash you if you put your child to bed at a later time.
Elizabeth - posted on 05/14/2011
I agree that a schedule and early bedtime are best, however, kids are all different. My daughter was never a good sleeper. She stopped taking regular naps around 2 and typically goes to bed at 9 and wakes about 8 or 8:30. If you can get them in the routine of early to bed and early to rise that is great, but some kids are different.
Tasha - posted on 05/14/2011
since my son has a younger "brother" (a 1 year old nefew of mine that we live with) who goes to bed at 8, we have to wait untill hes completly asleep before putting mine to bed, or hell wake up my nefew, and its a pain to put him back to sleep. he usually gets to bed between 830 and 9. it really depends on your schedule, like i used to work night shift and had to sleep late, so he went to bed at 11 or 12 and would wake up at ten, so i could get enough sleep
Marie - posted on 05/14/2011
i but my 2 yr old down at 730
Angela - posted on 05/14/2011
It is definitely what works best for your family....we have to be up and out of the door at 7 a.m. daily, so my oldest daughter (2 years 9 months) is in her room anywhere between 7:30 and 8 p.m. She generally falls asleep shortly after that. She gets up around 6:30 every morning.
Kelleigh - posted on 05/14/2011
Because my husband worked a regular daytime schedule, our household followed that schedule, so when my twins were young, 8pm was around the norm for us. Gave them time for dinner with dad, bathtime and storybook time with both of us. However, I have some mothers of twins friends that don't put their kids to bed as early because their family is just on a different schedule.. I really is what works best for your family..
Kellie - posted on 05/14/2011
my 2 1/2 yr old girl goes to bed the latest at 8pm, and wakes up round 7 - 7.30am, has a few hrs sleep after lunch. she does fight it sometimes but eventually gives in as she is soo tired :) all you gotta do is get them in a routine and then they are fine
Corinne - posted on 05/13/2011
My kids are nearly 5yrs and 3yrs old and they both go to bed at 7pm and get up at 6.30am, no naps for the little one as it disrupts his routine. :)
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I would say 7:30 at the latest. I plan on keeping my daughter's bed time the same by that point so between 6:30 and 7pm.
Cynthia - posted on 05/13/2011
My two year old goes to bed between 7:30 and 8 and wakes up around 7am. Any later than 8 I think is too late especially if they are early wakers.
Krissy - posted on 05/12/2011
oh wow im a bit more strickter than that i put my girl to bed a t anywhere between 5pm and 6 30 depending on weather she had a daytime sleep. my 5yr old son goes to bed at 630 pm and falls asleep by 7-730 most nights they both wake up at same time due to the fact that they wake each other up anywhere between 7am and 8am (thank goodness school is just up the road) young kids need as much sleep as the ycan get some defy the system while others have moods over it i had a couple of weeks were we fell asleep at 9pm or so and woke up at 530 am or so i soon put a stop to her antics. i hope this helps and good luck
Jaime - posted on 05/12/2011
My son (2yrs2mos)goes to bed at about 8:30 and wakes up between 6:30 and 7:00, he still takes about a 2 hour nap every day. I think once summer fully hits his will have to adjust a little, but for now it works!
Allie - posted on 05/12/2011
We have a really good schedule with our son (3 in June)... we do dinner as close to 630 every night... then bath, books, bed, prayer... so he's in bed (not asleep) by 745 and is typically asleep by 815... that said, we do have off nights every now and then... and he doesn't typically take a nap (but does do a 30 minute quiet/alone time in his room a day) and he wakes up about 730-8 every morning.
Theresa - posted on 05/12/2011
My 2 1/2 year old goes to bed between 8:30 and 9PM. She wakes up usually about 8:30AM. She quit taking naps about the time she turned 2. Once in a great while she'll fall asleep on the couch during the day. I'm a SAHM so she doesn't have to be up at any particular time.
Veronica - posted on 05/12/2011
thank you ya my daughter been fighting me to go to sleep at 8!! and fights to take a nap!!
Krystyn - posted on 05/12/2011
My son went to bed at 8pm but didnt take a nap during the day. he usually got up around 7 730am. if she takes a nap, it really depends on how long she slept. if she doesnt take a nap then id say around 8pm. Jarrett (my son) sometimes takes naps, the days he doesnt his bedtime is at 8 and when he does take a nap his bedtime is at 9. he usually wakes up around the same time everyday whether we put him to bed late or early.
Jenny - posted on 05/12/2011
Bedtime at my house is at 7:30. Sometimes earlier if she is really tired. She still takes a nap during the day.
Jen - posted on 05/11/2011
My two year old goes to bed at 6.45pm and wakes at 6.30am. He has a nap for an hour round about 11am but these days he sometimes refuses like yesterday so i put him to bed at 6 because he was over tired and he woke at 5am.
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I don't know what other moms do but for my little one, she is almost two, she currently goes to bed at 8pm and the usually wakes up between 7 and 730 am. Then she takes about an hour nap in the afternoon. But we have a babysitter that comes to the house so she doesn't have to get up in the mornings.... Before when we had her in daycare she went to bed at 7 pm and was up at 6 am. That is the amount of sleep she seems to need... If she gets less than that she is so cranky and has meltdowns. Hope this helps.
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Below is a listing of Granting Institutions and contact information for support of research and other activities in Africa. For additional information on a specific type of funding please contact the associated granting foundation.
For more information about funding sources, please visit the funding database of the Tropical Biology Association: http://www.tropical-biology.org/
The online Collaborative Partnership on Forests (CPF) Sourcebook on funding for sustainable forest management has been developed to help users locate efficiently global funding sources for sustainable forest management: http://www.fao.org/forestry/site/17254/en
As part of this initiative, FAO CPF team compiles the "Forestry Funding News", an electronic newsletter that provides regular updates on forestry funding opportunities worldwide. It can be accessed at: http://www.fao.org/forestry/site/33747/en
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2007-2008 Charlotte Conservation Fellows scholarship program |
AWF is offering scholarships for full MSc or partial Ph.D. programs;each scholarship is valued at a maximum cost of US$25,000 |
Applications must be received by June 30, 2007 |
Alcoa Foundation's Conservation and Sustainability Fellowship Program |
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1st of October (Rough Proposal/ 15th of December (Final Proposal) |
Russell E. Train Fellowships |
No official deadline |
Leakey Foundation General Research Grants |
$3,000-12,000/Leakey Foundation |
Granting cycles occur every six months with deadlines on either January 5 or August 15. |
Postgraduate Training Fellowships for Women Scientists |
Third World Organization for Women in Science |
CLEIAA* Professional Development Fellowship Program |
$10,000/EIA Professional Capacity in Africa |
7th of May 2004 |
Ramsar Small Grants Fund |
$32,000 |
30-Jun-04 |
IUCN - Small Grants for Wetlands Program |
1-Sep-04 |
Alcan Prize for Sustainability |
$1,000,000 |
31-Mar-04 |
American Primatology Society |
$500-$5000 |
All Year Round |
Conservation International's CEPF (Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund |
Mostly applicable for Conservation related organizations. Amount Ranges from 10,000-300,000 |
varies with each organization |
varies with each organization |
Grants begin from $4,000 |
Fellowships and grants posted are for 2004-2005. Deadlines differ for each research category |
$50,001 up to $500,000 |
The deadline for grant applications is the second Thursday of June in the year preceeding the awarding of funds. |
Various grants and scholarships are available for different regions in Africa |
$16,000 and $48,000 |
applications are due one before anticipated research initiation. |
Not more than 6,000 for one year |
December 15 is deadline for eligibility assessment; 31 Jan is deadline for applications. |