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Adam and Eve may have put on fig leaves in the Garden of Eden, but a study that looked at the most intimate of pests - body lice - suggests humans started wearing clothes 70,000 years ago.
The genetic study of lice strongly suggests they - and clothing - arose soon after modern Homo sapiens began moving out of Africa and into the cooler regions of Europe.
Lice provide a unique insight into the development of clothing, according to researchers working in Germany.
Mark Stoneking and colleagues Ralf Kittler and Manfred Kayser, all of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, report their findings in this week's issue of the journal Current Biology.
Experts are eager to know when people first started to wear clothes. But while stones, tools and other evidence of human behaviour survive for millennia, clothing does not.
Dr Stoneking, an American, thought of a way to figure it out when his son came home with a teacher's note.
"It was one of those notices where they let parents know some kid in the classroom has come down with head lice," he said. "One of the points it made was that you only get head lice from other humans... you can't get them from your dog, your cat, etc. And lice cannot survive more than 24 hours away from the human body.
"It occurred to me then that if that is really true, that the spread of human lice around the world would have been driven by humans."
Experts agree body lice probably evolved when people started to wear clothing.
Dr Stoneking's team looked at mitochondrial DNA found in body lice cells. This is inherited virtually intact from the mother, with changes happening through mutation alone. The rate can be calculated and by comparing the DNA to that of a cousin - chimpanzee lice - researchers were able to date it to about 70,000 years ago. This, Dr Stoneking said, fitted with growing evidence that modern humans evolved in Africa and migrated about 100,000 years ago.
As with people, lice found in different parts of Africa are more different from one another than an African louse is from a European louse.
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Russia will significantly boost the number of workers involved in the construction of its new Far Eastern Vostochny space launch center, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin said at a meeting Wednesday.
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Taking Stock: Winners and Losers
After weeks of frenzy it appears the world didn't end and Congress managed to keep from pushing us over the fiscal cliff."
But appearances can be deceiving and in Congress's rush to put together a temporary, nine-month extension, of the Farm Bill the Specialty Crop Research Initiative (SCRI) was excluded from the last minute funding.
I'm reminded of a line from Bruce Springsteen's beautiful dirge "Atlantic City," on his 1982 album "Nebraska": "Down here it's just winners and losers, and don't get caught on the wrong side of that line."
It appears that the potato industry was caught on the wrong side of the line in Congress's ill-conceived and inept legislative actions.
We will continue to monitor and report on future legislative efforts to pass a comprehensive Farm Bill, and hopefully SCRI funding, in the months ahead in Spudman and eSpudman.
On a more positive note, I'm proud to announce that Eric Halverson of Black Gold Farms is the recipient of Spudman's inaugural Emerging Leader Award.
Over the course of a relatively short time Eric has proven to be an exceptional and dedicated leader to the potato industry. I have no doubt that he will continue to play a significant role in the industry for many years to come.
Look for a feature on Eric in a future issue of Spudman.
I think I speak for the panel of judges when I say that based on the quality of all the Emerging Leader Award nominees the future of the potato industry will be in good hands for many years to come.
I want to thank everyone who took the time to nominate someone and encourage one and all to watch for next year's announcement for nominees.
This month we profile Nels Iverson and the Iverson Family Farms in Woodburn, Oregon. It's definitely not your typical potato farm, nor is Nels a typical potato farmer. All farmers rely on a diverse crop portfolio but the Iversons' operation is the only one I know that includes tulips in its production.
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Road trip, day 2: Ambassadors
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – This morning presented us with another beautiful day. After an excellent stay at the Opryland Hotel we were off for lunch in Tupelo. As we traveled, I looked forward through our pack and thought about the Harley-Davidson brand. Obviously, I'm staring at seven Harleys with riders wearing Harley gear. It was a constant brand message.
But it goes so much deeper than the surface. The lead rider in our group is Matt Flintrop, the service manager of the House of Harley-Davidson on Layton, and several others in our group are somehow connected to H-D. And here we are on a ride together. Every person I know at the Harley-Davidson Corporation, its dealerships and extended programs are bikers. They all seem to live by it.
And then I thought about other brands.
Do Chevy dealers drive Chevys on trips with other Chevy drivers? Do Asics shoe salespeople host runs catering to Asics enthusiasts? Do 3M Scotch-Brite workers come over and help you do dishes?
Yeah, yeah, I realize that there are other brands out there with over-the-top ambassadors – like the experts at the Apple Store, the wonderful management and employees of The Outpost or the cult of Disney. The Saturn picnics used to connect the brand to its audience on a social level, and McDonald's does amazing things with its charities, but no brand is connected so strongly than our own Harley-Davidson Motor Company.
The brand is intricately woven from top to bottom. And of course, by nature of the product, it may be easier to have these relationships, but the experience is saturated with brand. Its enthusiasts become ambassadors and ambassadors evolve into evangelists.
And obviously, I, too, am a fan.
But in my exploration of the Harley road trip, the reinforcement of message is constant. And on top of it all, I don't hear any trash talk about other cycle brands. In fact many of them own other brands as well. We wave at BMW riders, Honda riders and a scuzzy dude in Nashville on a dirt bike.
The shear enthusiasm of simply being on two wheels helps H-D own the category.
I'll leave you today with another Robert Pirsig quote that reminded me of the Harley brand: "When one person suffers from a delusion, it is called insanity. When many people suffer from a delusion it is called religion." Amen.
We're in Memphis for two days before we travel to St. Louis. Maybe we'll do Graceland, maybe Sun Studios, or maybe we'll stack a few sandbags to stop the floodwaters.
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Humbled but resolute, Matt Hagan has one shot at a chance to defend his Funny Car title.
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This is an unfamiliar spot for Hagan, who also was runner-up for the Funny Car title in 2010.
"We all have egos, we all have pride and we all want to beat on our chest and say, 'Look what I did,' " Hagan says.
Until recently, there wasn't much for Hagan to brag about. He won four rounds in the first 13 events and failed to qualify for one event. He has rallied in the last month, finishing runner-up in two of the last three events. The one time he failed to make the finals, the Don Schumacher Racing driver advanced to the semifinals.
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When my Great Aunt Mimi, who was like a grandmother to me, passed away, I just couldn't bring myself to knit. I didn't have the energy to pick up my needles, yet I so wanted to knit.
I knew I needed to knit something comforting. Then I remembered the four gorgeous skeins of cashmere that were in my stash, in a color she loved on me. The design came immediately to me. A big, warm, cozy cowl to embrace me all winter long, in luxurious cashmere that I know Mimi would have loved. I knit and knit and knit, through tears sometimes, but just a week later this cowl and fingerless gloves set was done. They were my comfort food.
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I'm of the opinion that it's mainly been a shift for the better because of the transparency and ease of communication it fosters. Among the little things I appreciate:
- It's much harder for businesses to rip people off and treat customers badly in a world with online reviews. Word will get around.
- You can find amazing people in every corner of the globe that you never would have met without the Internet.
- I love the new universal jokes that we all share, like Twitter preparing for the "apocalypse" after the crackpot preacher's prediction.
- There's so much potential for grassroots efforts and things bubbling up to the cultural surface and collective discovery.
On the other hand...
It's not all good. By no means is it all good. We're all closer together, and that means we're closer to the worst elements as well.
All too often people use the anonymity of the Internet to be crueler than they ever would be in real life, and the obliteration of privacy is something I'm not sure we're all really prepared for. The Internet doesn't always appeal to our best natures and can bring out the very worst in us.
What do you think - if you had to tally it all up, is the Internet making the world a better or worse place?


text: Kate Moss' mystery new lover is a vegan rock star. The supermodel - who split from troubled rocker Pete Doherty in June - has been secretly dating Jamie Hince, one half of British band The Kills, since last month. Jamie - who used to share an apartment with bandmate Alison Mosshart - split from his long-term girlfriend Valentine Fillol-Cordier two months ago. A source said: "Jamie was with Valentine for at least 18 months but now he's with Kate Moss. However, he has a very intense friendship with Alison, which can be difficult for other women to understand." Despite being a rock star, Jamie - who was named one of the world's sexiest vegetarians in a poll earlier this year - is totally different from Pete, who has well-documented drug problems. Jamie, 34, is not thought to have any criminal convictions and his main vice is smoking. Kate - who has a four-year-old daughter, Lila Grace, from a previous relationship - and Jamie were first seen together at the weekend at a London pub. Kate, 33, split from Pete in June after he reportedly spent the night with South African model Lindi Hingston. However, the pair were said to have rekindled their romance last month, after spending five nights together at London's exclusive Claridge's hotel.All fan Clubs for Kate Mossvotesend a warning


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Ashley Greene Makes a Pre-Weekend Whole Foods Run (PHOTOS)
The Twilight beauty made her way through Whole Foods on Friday, grabbing some sort of healthy vittles that she may or may not be sharing with her squeeze Joe Jonas this weekend. Greene looked stunning as usual, sporting a denim shirt, jeans and oversized sunglasses as her hair blew in the California breeze.
Ashley's domestic side seems to be apparent now that she's 24, which she turned just a few weeks ago. Mr. Jonas. Ashley told People that Joe, 20, gave her a very special bracelet right before her glamorous birthday party at Pure nightclub in Las Vegas.
"The funny thing about it is when I got it, my boyfriend said it's vintage Coach – and I was like 'Thanks so much,'" Ashley told the magazine. "And then I put it on and was like, 'Oh my god, this is Chanel!'" Ashley then let out a scream for joy.
"Coach, Chanel, [it] makes no difference to him," Ashley continued. "[But] I absolutely love it because he knows what I like." And what girl doesn't love Chanel?!


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NEW YORK (AP) A soft-spoken designer from Portland, Ore., has the competition sewn up on Bravo's hit reality show "Project Runway."
A quartet of judges picked Leanne Marshall in the season finale that aired Wednesday night. Show mentor Tim Gunn served as a guest judge after Jennifer Lopez dropped out because of a foot injury.
Marshall showed a wave-inspired collection draped in large panels of white, cream and shades of turquoise.
She beat out Korto Momolu and Kenley Collins and won $100,000 to start her own line, among other prizes.
"Project Runway" pits fashion designers against each other in weekly challenges hosted by supermodel Heidi Klum.
The three-way design-off marked the first all-female lineup at the series finale.
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Dr. James Hansen has been studying atmospheres since before we knew why Venus is so hot (he was intimately involved in that work). But in the early 1980s, Hansen's focus shifted to studying our own atmosphere.
His pioneering work in the analysis of Earth's energy budget resulted in the publication of one of the first predictive works identifying specific impacts that we would face as a result of human-caused climate change.
Hansen's 1981 article in Science Magazine listed those predictions:
- 20th century: Global warming in the 1980s, and subsequent warming by the end of that century which would exceed random noise levels normally seen in weather
- 21st century: shifting of climate zones (hit the 'Play' button in the lower right-hand corner)
- creation of drought zones
- erosion of ice sheets
- rising sea levels, and
- opening of the fabled Northwest Passage
I've provided links in those predictions. You can judge for yourself whether Dr. Hansen was correct. Many of them have happened far faster than even Hansen thought.
Earlier this month, Dr. Hansen gave a 17-minute presentation at the TED Conference. While I hope that everyone will watch the entire video, I've included a few excerpts from his presentation to whet your appetite, or even just give an overview for those who don't have the time to watch the entire video.
Selected excerpts:
"[Earth's] total energy imbalance now is about six tenths of a Watt per square meter. That may not sound like much, but when added up over the whole world, it's enormous.
It's about 20 times greater than the rate of energy use by all of humanity.
It's equivalent to exploding 400,000 Hiroshima atomic bombs per day, 365 days per year.
That's how much extra energy Earth is gaining each day. This imbalance, if we want to stabilize climate, means that we must reduce CO2 from 391 ppm (parts per million) back to 350 ppm. That is the change needed to restore energy balance and prevent further warming."
But instead of placing a rising fee on carbon emissions to make fossil fuels pay their true cost to society, our governments are forcing the public to subsidize fossil fuels by $400 to $500 billion dollars per year, worldwide - thus encouraging extraction of every fossil fuel: mountaintop removal, long-wall mining, fracking, tar sands, tar shale, deep ocean, Arctic drilling.
This path, if continued, guarantees that we will pass tipping points, leading to ice-sheet disintegration that will accelerate out of control of future generations, a large fraction of species will be committed to extinction, and increasing intensity of droughts and floods will severely impact breadbaskets of the world, causing massive famines and economic decline.
Imagine a giant asteroid, on a direct collision course with Earth.
That is the equivalent of what we face now. Yet we dither, taking no action to divert the asteroid, even though the longer we wait, the more difficult and expensive it becomes.
If we had started in 2005, it would have required emission reductions of 3% per year to restore planetary energy balance and stabilize climate this century.
If we start next year, it is 6% per year.
If we wait ten years, it is 15% per year - extremely difficult and expensive, perhaps impossible.
But we aren't even starting."
Watch the video here:
Top climate scientist James Hansen tells the story of his involvement in the science of and debate over global climate change.
In doing so he outlines the overwhelming evidence that change is happening and why that makes him deeply worried about the future.
If you have questions or comments about this or other TED videos, please go to http://support.ted.com


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So it looks like my wife occasionally listens when I talk about beer. Bought me a six pack of this for Christmas! I think it'll be one a year. Had the first today (rude not to). Amazing beer. Sweet complex fig fruity, excellent mouthfeel. Served it at 18 which was about right I think, certainly warming during tasting didn't enhance it.
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Racing Returns at Churchill Downs
J. Keeler Johnson handicaps the Iroquois Stakes (gr. III) and Ack Ack Handicap (gr. III). read blog
J. Keeler Johnson handicaps the Iroquois Stakes (gr. III) and Ack Ack Handicap (gr. III). read blog
Carve, riding a three-race winning streak, is the main danger in the $100,000 Ack Ack Handicap Sept. 6 at Churchill Downs. The one-turn mile race for older horses drew only five runners.
Code West, responding to strong handling from jockey Cliff Berry in the stretch, got up in time to win the $176,050 Governor's Cup Stakes the night of Aug. 16 at Remington Park for his first victory since June 2013.
Michael Langford's Carve, third in the grade II Oaklawn Handicap in April, worked out a nice trip to win the $300,000 Prairie Meadows Cornhusker Handicap (gr. II) at Prairie Meadows Racetrack & Casino the evening of June 28.
Golden Ticket, who dead-heated for the victory in the 2012 Travers Stakes at Saratoga and who won last year at Prairie Meadows, returns to Iowa and is the 3-1 morning-line choice in the nine-furlong Cornhusker Handicap.
Will Take Charge won the 3-year-old championship, but speedster Moreno was surprisingly right there with him in the summer months before going to the sidelines after the Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I).
Multiple stakes winner Taptowne, preparing for a likely start in the Oaklawn Handicap (gr. II) in a month's time, was assigned top weight of 117 pounds for the $200,000 Razorback Handicap (gr. III) March 15 at Oaklawn Park.
Lea opened a big lead off the final turn and turned back the late charge of 3-year-old champion Will Take Charge to capture the $500,000 Donn Handicap (gr. I) in track-record time Feb. 9 at Gulfstream Park.
Nevada Kid went to the lead and was never headed in the $192,000 Claiming Crown Jewel at Gulfstream Dec. 7, wrapping up a solid day of racing that featured eight events worth a total of $1 million at the South Florida oval.
Tom LaMarra and Claire Novak talk about the claiming crown and drill down the Claiming Crown Iron Horse and Claiming Crown Jewel Stakes. watch video
Marvelous veteran Ben's Cat did it again Nov. 27 when he wore down odds-on Ribo's Bobo in the final furlong to score a repeat victory in the $250,000 Fabulous Strike Handicap at Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course.
Pants On Fire drew away late to post a clear win in the Ack Ack Handicap (gr. III) Sept. 7 at Churchill Downs, completing the one-turn mile in a stakes-record time of 1:33.78.
After a fifth-place finish in the June 5 RTN True North Handicap (gr. III) at Belmont Park, Sage Valley looks to get back to winning ways in the $100,000 James Marvin Handicap (gr. III) July 19 at Saratoga.
Cyber Secret has not won on the dirt at Churchill Downs, but fresh off a 5 3/4-length victory in the April 13 Oaklawn Handicap, trainer Lynn Whiting is willing to put his unbeaten season on the line.
With three weeks left until the Haskell Invitational (gr. I), seven sophomores will attempt to burnish their credentials for the $1 million event at Monmouth Park with a victory in the Long Branch Stakes July 8.
Rebounding from a dismal outing in the Peter Pan Stakes (gr. II), Le Bernardin battled for the lead in the stretch and had just enough to hold off Easter Gift in the $103,000 Pegasus Stakes (gr. III) at Monmouth Park June 17.
Richard Davis' Master Rick, far back in the one-turn Peter Pan Stakes (gr. II) in his last start May 12, returns to two turns at Churchill Downs June 16 in the $100,000 Matt Winn Stakes (gr. III) for 3-year-olds.
Unbeaten Easter Gift makes his inital foray into graded stakes company for trainer Nick Zito in the $100,000 Pegasus (gr. III) at Monmouth Park June 17.
Following a bullet work May 7, trainer Larry Jones had Mark Valeski ready to go in the Peter Pan. After a stalking trip while wide into the lane he put away pacesetter Right to Vote for his first stakes victory May 12.
The Jerome drew a field of seven, four of them entering off failed Derby prep efforts. Trainer Bob Baffert, a two-time winner of this event, will send out of a pair including Sunland Derby third-place finisher Stirred Up.
Unbeaten Union Rags, forced to wait for room in traffic, slipped past pacesetter Right to Vote on the outside in mid-stretch and drew off to capture the $300,000 Champagne Stakes in dominating style at Belmont Park Oct. 8.
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Atchison - Round Mound Cemetery
A witch haunts this old cemetery, the wind does not blow at the cemetery even though its on top of a round hill. This place even made TIME magazine years ago as one of the most haunted places on earth. If you go there late enough you can hear the dead scream from there graves.
Atchison, Kansas
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verb. dismiss from responsibility
adj. conservative with resources; careful
noun. overabundance of something
verb. forgive, absolve; justify
- grant amnesty
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- let go
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- liberate
- make allowances for
- mitigate
- overlook
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verb. relieve, absolve
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NTUC's family development unit, U Family, conducted a Happiness Poll to find out the state of mind and well-being of Singaporeans last November. The poll shed some insights into the contributing factors to one's happiness level. Some 5,720 U Family members were polled on whether married persons, married couples with children and employees with work-life balance, were generally happier in life. The results validate Labour Movement's existing and upcoming action plans to help working families.
Profiles of Respondents:
Total Respondents Polled: 5,720
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- 40% 2 children
- 19% 3 or more children
Respondents were asked how happy they are. Some 61% indicated they were happy, while 5% said they were unhappy. 34% gave a Neutral response. Of the 61% respondents that said they were happy, we found:
Contributing factors to respondents' level of happiness:
The NTUC believes we can do better in following areas that showed respondents had inadequate family time:
When asked what would make them happier, Work-Life Balance and Financial Stability came up tops:
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Diaphragm pacing: A procedure to help patients with spinal cord injuries to breathe. Their breathing is helped by setting the respiratory rate by electrical stimulation (pacing) of the phrenic nerve using electrodes surgically implanted into the diaphragm muscle that is innervated by the nerve.
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House builders are optimistic that business will improve this year, according to a survey by Citi Investment Research, but analysts say they could be disappointed.
Although leading figures such as ABS home approvals point to declining building activity, and despite a sluggish housing market, the survey found 62 per cent of house builders expected to build more homes this year than last.
"A lot of what you're hearing in the marketplace is that things are tough," said Ross Barrows, an analyst at Citi Investment Research. "But from the coalface, residential home builders themselves appear more confident than one would expect."
The survey questioned 38 builders, representing about 11,000 housing starts, and only dealt with those building houses and not apartments.
It found 40 per cent were confident about their building activity levels over the next 12 months, while 22 per cent were not confident. It also found 56 per cent said they had more jobs on their books than six months ago, while 22 per cent had gone backwards.
It also asked about the proposed carbon tax, and 27 per cent said it would raise prices by 5 to 10 per cent.
Morningstar Research senior property analyst
"I think the downward trajectory we've seen for the last 12 to 18 months is going to slow with the rate cuts, but there needs to be either some changes to affordability from further rate cuts or house price declines before we see a strong recovery to the levels the sector would like to see, which is around 160,000 [approvals a year]."
There were about 145,000 approvals a year, he said, compared with an average over the past 10 years of 163,000.
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This is a special activity in which the entire family can participate to honor a loved one. It is also suitable for other educational themes, holidays and special occasions related to a peace education, unity message or a family theme. Refer to the instructions for a list of these themes and occasions in the instructions page in the materials column.
Activity: Holiday Theme
History of the Holiday or Special Occasion
Parents > Share and explain how your family celebrates the holiday and what traditions are observed. Examples: Special dinners, family get-togethers, gift giving, going to see fireworks, reading a book related to the holiday, going to see a parade, visiting Grandparents, what special foods are prepared on that day, what are the special colors for the celebration, etc. Feature the colors of the holiday in the handprints
Educators > Share how the community and country in general celebrates the holiday or special occasion or event.
Science Theme > Plants > Flowers
This crafts offers the opportunity to address the topic of plants, how seeds grow.
*Visit Dottie's Garden: a short online activity to view the process of of how a seeds grows.
*Assemble the craft, paste to construction paper leaving room at the bottom to draw a flower pot, roots, and paste seeds.
*Discuss the basic parts of the flower: stem, leaves, petals. Label the parts of the flower.
Activity: The Family or Unity Hand Flower Craft
This craft involves tracing the hand or doing individual handprints of each member in the family. These handprint tracings or paint handprints are placed to form a flower. Here are the instructions to make it. On the materials column is the template for the leaves and stem in color or black & white. There are suggestions for other decorations and variations of the flower.
Activity: Alphabet Letter F is for Flower Printable Activities
Introduce or reinforce letter F recognition and initial handwriting practice.
Leaves and stem
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Letter F Flower printable activities
Basic materials:
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breakthrough beat: Bell Bajao! campaign on domestic violence at Cannes!
Breakthrough is proud to announce that our three Bell Bajao! films will be featured at Cannes Film Festival for the Short Film Corner! The films will be shown as part of the Speak Out Against Domestic Violence Short Film Contest. The festival will be from May 12th-23rd. "The Short Film Corner, the most important platform [...]
April 30, 2010 by Stefani | Tags: Bell Bajao, breakthrough, breakthrough beat, Cannes Film Festival, Domestic Violence, homepage, Short Film Corner | Comments Off
guide to: Politician breaks down the best way to contact Congressmen
In this TEDtalk, California politician, Omar Ahmad, gives a tutorial on the best ways to contact our elected officials. Those who are doing grassroots work or individuals who just have something to say should really take notes. And those looking to challenge the racist setback going on in Arizona please watch. He provides some interesting [...]
April 29, 2010 by Stefani | Tags: b-listed, breakthrough, guide to, letters to Congress, Omar Ahmad, politics, TED, TEDtalk | 1 Comment »
culture shockers: Artist MIA's new video smells like Arizona
M.I.A.'s "Born Free" music video release creates a tidal wave of controversy with its suggestive political commentary.
April 28, 2010 by Annie | Tags: Arizona, b-listed, Born Free, breakthrough, culture shockers, guantanamo, immigration, M.I.A., Restore Fairness, Romain Gavras, SB 1070 | 1 Comment »
breakthrough beat: Bollywood writer says term "domestic violence" is not a strong enough term
Bell Bajao's second in its series of celebrity champion voices against domestic violence: Mr. Javed Akhtar.
April 28, 2010 by Annie | Tags: b-listed, Bell Bajao, bollywood, boman irani, breakthrough, breakthrough beat, Domestic Violence, Mr. Javed Akhtar | Comments Off
b-activists: New Jersey students ban together to protest statewide educational budget cuts
Students all over New Jersey cut class to protest the recent cutbacks in funding to schools.
April 28, 2010 by Annie | Tags: b-activists, b-listed, breakthrough, Chris Christie, Christopher J. Christie, Facebook, Michael Drewniak, Michelle Ryan Lauto, New Jersey | Comments Off
culture shockers: If you're from Arizona are you defending your state?
Most of the media against the bill has taken to harsh criticism about Arizona including President Obama calling the law misguided. But Meghan McCain took to the blogs to defend her home state even though she disagrees with the decision. In a blog written in The Daily Beast, she called for the media to be [...]
April 27, 2010 by Stefani | Tags: Arizona Immigration bill, Arizona Immigration Law, culture shockers, Immigrant Rights, Meghan McCain, The Daily Beast | Comments Off
b-activists: NGO sets up radio program in Haiti
When you think of the needs for survivors of a major earthquake, you probably think of food, water, medical care and shelter, right? Well, Intranews saw a hole to fill and set up radio communications in Haiti immediately following the earthquake. The international media development organization sent a team of media specialists and radio technicians [...]
April 27, 2010 by Stefani | Tags: 2004 Tsunami, b-activists, b-listed, breakthrough, Haiti, Haiti earthquake, Intranews, Media, NGO, radio | Comments Off
b-the change: TODAY – Tell the FCC to protect free speech online
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is currently taking comments regarding the free flow of information online. Right now, the FCC is debating whether or not to stop cable and telephone companies from monitoring customers' online activity. If the FCC chooses not to act, this could lead to censorship and corporate favoring, limiting the online voice [...]
April 26, 2010 by Stefani | Tags: b-the change, breakthrough, Color of Change, FCC, Federal Communitcations Commision, free flow of information, free speech, internet | Comments Off
b-activists: Arizonians against racist Arizona immigration law
The federal government hasn't done enough to advance immigration reform, and now Arizona has responded with legal state discrimination. While the battle over the bill rages on, we'd like to say kudos to those in Arizona who are standing up for the rights of immigrants and right on the frontlines. Jesus Serrano, owner of a [...]
April 26, 2010 by Stefani | Tags: ABC Homeland Security, Arizona, Arizona Immigration Law, Arizona State University, b-activists, breakthrough, Coalicion de Derechos Humanos, discrimination, homepage, Immigrant Rights, Jesus Serrano, SB 1070, Tuscon High School | 2 Comments »
culture shockers: On Earth Day, women are the key to environmental change
Women for Women International CEO explains that if we empower women they can help bring about environmental changes.
April 22, 2010 by Annie | Tags: b-listed, breakthrough, culture shockers, Earth Day, Women for Women International, Zainab Salbi | Comments Off
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Eleven mile area of Colorado second week of August?
Alright guys I'm headed back to Colorado for some camping just wondering if there are some areas to fish that I need to check out usually while there we fish the South platte in Eleven mile. I have also fished the dream stream between Eleven Mile and Spinney Mt. Res. Any other areas a guy should check out?
Re: Eleven mile area of Colorado second week of August?
Deckers and Cheesman Canyon.
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UNews Weekly Episode 28 features the work of the UNDP/UNV 'Social Innovation and Volunteerism' (SIV) project, that works with volunteers to address problems faced within their communities.
UNews Weekly Episode 29 presents the work that the UNDP in Uzbekistan 'Budget System Reform' project has undertaken nationally, particularly in assisting the development of a draft budget code.
In this video podcast, international youth volunteer Jina Park talks about the 'Garbage Lab' social innovation event, organised to encourage different thinking about recycling and community change.
Episode 26 of UNews Weekly looks into how UNDP has improved capacities within the field of public administration in Uzbekistan, and how cooperation between the national agency and international partners has ensured growth in the this field in the future.
Inclusive businesses are an influential and essential means for social development in Uzbekistan. Select inclusive businesses are being expanded through UNDP's 'Business Forum of Uzbekistan – Phase II' project. See more about this initiative in UNews Weekly Episode 27.


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Psst, YouTube star: Don't quit your day job just yet.
Over the past few years, the business and lifestyle pages have been filled with upbeat stories about unconventional creators who have developed mammoth audiences on YouTube, earning so much money from ad sales that they can spend all of their days making videos instead of living 9 to 5 in a cubicle and pushing paper around for The Man.
Jenna Marbles, perhaps the biggest female YouTube star, has more than 9.8 million subscribers who watch her weekly comedy videos. The goofy troupe Smosh has more than 11 million subscribers.
However, even as viewership on the Google-owned platform grows by double digits (it's now up to four billion hours per month), YouTube has a stubborn problem: A lot of the content is toxic to traditional advertisers, who don't want their brands associated with stuff that's too edgy. Worse, by YouTube's own admission, its core user base belongs to a highly connected, but extremely young demographic that isn't looking to, say, buy a $30,000 (U.S.) car or get a mortgage or even buy dishwasher detergent.
So last year, in the hope of attracting a new audience of viewers and advertisers, YouTube reached out to dozens of creators with a dependable track record, threw an estimated $100-million at the lot of them, and pledged to promote their videos. Earlier this year, recognizing that it may take more than 12 months to create a committed audience base, it renewed many of those deals.
But not everyone signed up for Round 2. Last month, Internet entrepreneur Jason Calacanis wrote an essay, titled "I ain't gonna work on YouTube's farm no more," in which he explained that, despite the site being an awesome platform, he was tired of sharing as much as 45 per cent of ad revenue with the company. He also warned other creators that their subscribers actually belonged to YouTube, which would make it difficult for the producers if they wanted to move their content to other sites.
Mr. Calacanis isn't the only one taking a second look at YouTube. On Thursday, the trade paper AdAge noted that a growing number of traditional Hollywood-based producers are beginning to put their content on other sites such as Hulu, whose programming consists primarily of TV network fare and where the audience is therefore more likely to consist of the traditional TV demographic of 18-to-54-year-old women.
Still, plenty of creators are playing on YouTube, including Simon Cowell of American Idol fame, as well as comedian Sarah Silverman and actor Michael Cera, who have formed a comedy channel called JASH.
And somebody is certainly making a lot of money. BroadbandTV is a Vancouver-based company that operates something known as a "multichannel network," a popular strategy involving the aggregation of many channels under one administrative umbrella. Two weeks ago, the company, which counts about 7,800 channel creators in its stable, signed a $36-million deal with RTL Group, a large European entertainment network (whose properties include American Idol and The X-Factor) looking to get more deeply involved in online video. While a select few of those creators may become rich if their videos are licensed to RTL's TV properties, most will continue to be mere digital foot soldiers, making pennies as they watch their clicks inch very slowly upward.
YouTube acknowledges that the odds of making it really big are actually really small.
"There's thousands making six figures," said Jeremy Butteriss, the director of strategic partnerships at Google Canada. Still, he cautioned, "you've got to think about multiple sources of revenue, not just YouTube revenue alone."
He mentioned Michelle Phan, a beauty and makeup expert with 4.2 million subscribers. "She has a very strong website that her users visit and she generates a lot of advertising revenue there," he said. "She has also tried things like shipping beauty kits to her users for a fee." He also lauded Epic Meal Time, a Canadian-based purveyor of extreme-food culture that drives viewers to its own site, where it sells T-shirts and other branded memorabilia.
Mr. Butteriss draws a comparison with cable channels, whose appeal was not always obvious in the early 1980s. "If you look at the number of cable channels launched from 1980 to now, there were a few hundred that were highly successful, a few thousand that tried to launch and didn't work out as the industry matured. We're still in those early days."Report Typo/Error
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I hiked the cinque Terre with Dan, and have gotten dozens of early reads from him.
My buddies and I took a train up to cinque Terre, which is a beautiful part of Italy in wine country.
In the records of the cinque Ports which still exist there is enough material for a score of romances.
Edward I. granted this privilege to the barons of the cinque Ports.
At the Renaissance there was a return to Pliny's style, which the cinque cento gardens copied.
This was a famous name among the sailors of the cinque Ports.
Dover is the chief of the cinque Ports, and has extensive barracks.
A third element in the fleet was obtained from the cinque Ports.
Between me and me I thought quattro very well, but probably Lowell had in mind some end which cinque would have fitted better.
He also came in conflict with the Barons of the cinque Ports.
used for "five" in English in some situations, especially at cards or dice, late 14c., from French cinq, dissimilated from Latin quinque "five," in Late Latin also cinque (see five).


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Claude McKay
Courage - Poem by Claude McKay
O lonely heart so timid of approach,
Like the shy tropic flower that shuts its lips
To the faint touch of tender finger tips:
What is your word? What question would you broach?
Your lustrous-warm eyes are too sadly kind
To mask the meaning of your dreamy tale,
Your guarded life too exquisitely frail
Against the daggers of my warring mind.
There is no part of the unyielding earth,
Even bare rocks where the eagles build their nest,
Will give us undisturbed and friendly rest.
No dewfall softens this vast belt of dearth.
But in the socket-chiseled teeth of strife,
That gleam in serried files in all the lands,
We may join hungry, understanding hands,
And drink our share of ardent love and life.
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Intimidators drop fourth straight game
Season's biggest crowd packs park for second straight night
By Josh Feldman / Kannapolis Intimidators | May 3, 2014 10:57 PM ET
KANNAPOLIS, N.C. (May 3, 2014) - The Kannapolis Intimidators dropped their fourth straight game, falling 6-2 to the Hickory Crawdads on Saturday night in front of a new season-high 4,417 fans at CMC-NorthEast Stadium. The loss moved Kannapolis (14-15) back under .500 on the season.
Crawdads starter Frank Lopez struck out eight batters over 5 and 2/3 innings to earn his first win in three career starts against the Intimidators. Lopez (3-1) allowed two runs on six hits without walking a batter.
Hickory provided Lopez with early run support as the first three batters hit safely, including an RBI-double for Ryan Cordell and a run-scoring single by Ronald Guzman, for an early 2-0 lead. The Crawdads would not ceed the lead the rest of the evening.
Kannapolis starter James Dykstra suffered his second straight loss, allowing three runs on seven hits over 5.0 innings. Dykstra (2-4) struck out five and walked one.
Kannapolis responded in the home half of the inning when Danny Hayes extended his on-base streak to 20 straight games with a base hit to drive in Adam Engel, who scored his South Atlantic League-leading 24th run of the season.
After Hickory extended their lead to 3-1 in the top of the fourth, Trey Michalczewski led off the bottom of the inning with a triple and scored on a Zach Voight base hit to pull Kannapolis back within a run, 3-2.
The Crawdads added on three runs in the eight against the Intimidators bullpen, all charged to reliever Jose Brito. Former Charlotte 49ers pitcher Tyler Barnette worked the final 1 and 2/3 innings for the Intimidators, allowing a pair of inherited runners to score on an Evan Van Hooiser triple before settling down to retire the final five batters he faced.
Van Hoosier paced an 11-hit attack from Hickory, going 3-for-5 with 3 RBI and a run scored.
For the second straight night, the Intimidators welcomed their largest crowd of the season to CMC-NorthEast Stadium. More than 4,400 fans packed the 4,700-seat stadium for the first fireworks night of the season, presented by Freightliner Rec Club. The team's next post-game fireworks night is Saturday, May 31, presented by CMC-NorthEast.
The Intimidators continue this 4-game series against the Crawdads on Sunday at 5:05 p.m. Sunday's game is Kid's Day presented by Cornerstone Church featuring pre-game player autographs, post-game kids run the bases and all kids tickets are only $5. For ticket information, call the F&M Bank Box Office at (704) 932-3267 or visit IntimidatorsBaseball.com.
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Economic evaluation of 21-gene reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction assay in lymph-node-negative, estrogen-receptor-positive, early-stage breast cancer in Japan
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The 21-gene reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction assay with a patented algorithm is validated as a good predictor of prognosis and potential benefit from adjuvant chemotherapy for lymph-node-negative, estrogen-receptor-positive, early-stage breast cancer, while its high cost raises concern about how to finance it. Cost-effectiveness analysis comparing prevalent National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) guideline/St Gallen recommendation-guided treatment with the assay-guided treatment is carried out with budget impact estimation in the context of Japan's health care system. Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios are estimated as 2,997,495 ¥/QALY (26,065 US$/QALY) in the comparison between NCCN guided-treatment vs. the assay-guided treatment, and as 1,239,055 ¥/QALY (10,774 US$/QALY) in the comparison between St Gallen guided-treatment vs. the assay-guided treatment. Budget impact is estimated as ¥2,638 million (US$23 million) to ¥3,225 million (US$28 million) per year. The routine use of the assay is indicated as cost-effective. And the budget impact could be judged as within fundable level.


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FMU students who want to become leaders in their chosen professions are encouraged to attend the day-long series of classes, Connection 2 Success, at Francis Marion University on Thursday, March 15.
More than 20 local executives will participate in the event sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi and the faculty of the School of Business.
This year's Connection 2 Success program features four sessions:
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Volunteers and staff will transform the hospital conference center into a magical winter Toyland. Parents of hospitalized patients will have an opportunity to select unwrapped toys from an array of free, donated items.
Phoenix Children's Hospital will be accepting gift cards and toy donations Dec. 10-22 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Non-violent, brand new toys will be accepted. No food, candy, or stuffed animals will be accepted. A list of gifts that are needed is available on the hospital website. Volunteers are also needed to help throughout the donation period and at the event.
Toy and gift card donations will be accepted at Phoenix Children's Hospital, 1920 E. Cambridge Ave. Donation drop off will be at the Rosenberg Building entrance on the main campus.
To make a donation, contact the Phoenix Children's Hospital Foundation at (602) 933-8697, or email email@example.com.
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Alerts & News About Thailand
Military Coup in Thailand
Posted June7, 2014
"The curfew will be lifted in Pattaya, Chonburi, Samui, Surat Thani and Phuket to counter any impact it may have on the tourism industry," the council said in a televised statement. It did not mention the capital, Bangkok. -- Reuters
Posted May 25, 2014
Thailand's military has staged a coup. The head of Thailand's Army announced a dissolution of the government. A 22:00 - 05:00 curfew is in effect -- with some allowances for travel. There appears to be no significant issues that would endanger travelers. Much information from international news outlets relate to the military takeover. More details at -- CNN -- Aljazeera -- BBC -- FOX
Bangkok Political Protests
Posted 14 January 2014
Political protests designed to "Shut Down Bangkok" will surely cause some travel inconveniences, especially in the Capitol. Read our page on the Bangkok Protests
Flood Warning for Northern Thailand
Posted 31 August 2013
It looks like we're in for more flooding as the wet season peaks in the North.
"The Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department on Friday issued a severe weather warning for people in 12 provinces in the North from Saturday to Monday, Aug 31 to Sept 2.
Chatchai Promlert, the department's director general, warned that people living near hillsides and waterways in Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Phrae, Nan, Lampang, Lamphun, Tak, Sukhothai, Phitsanulok, Uttaradit and Phetchabun should brace for heavy rain, flash flooding, forest run-off and possible landslides over the next few days.
People in risk areas should closely follow the weather forecast and disaster warnings, and strictly comply with the advice given by the department, he said. Source, Bangkok Post"
Koh Samet Oil-Spill Fouls Sea & Beaches
Posted 31 July 2013
Koh Samet has been one of Thailand popular tourist destinations for a number of reasons. Besides being a day-trip option from Bangkok and Pattaya, the island has a number of white sand beaches, bungalows and guest houses.
But recently disaster struck in the form of an oil spill that fouled the sea as well as a popular Ao Phrao (Bay). This accourding to CNN:
(CNN) -- Tourists staying at Ao Phrao (Phrao Bay) on Thailand's island of Koh Samet have been evacuated as the bay turned black from an oil spill over the weekend.
Authorities estimated that around 5,000 liters of crude oil have washed up on the island, having leaked into the ocean from an offshore pipeline belonging to PTT Global Chemical, Thailand's largest petrochemical producer. The total leakage is estimated at 50,000 liters.
Due to its beautiful beaches and proximity to Bangkok -- the travel time from the capital is a little less than four hours by bus and then boat -- the island has long been a popular Thai weekend destination. Tourist activities on the island are largely ocean-oriented and include jet-skiing, snorkeling and banana-boating.
Read more of the report at CNN.com
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Limited Edition Excalibur Matrix 380 'Lynx' is Fully Decked Out in Realtree AP Snow Camouflage, The Answer to the Hardcore Buck Hunter's Late Season Quest!
The limited edition Matrix 380 Lynx from Excalibur is designed for Northern hunters who want a crossbow that's camouflaged for snowy, late-season hunting conditions. Excalibur plans to make a limited amount of Lynx crossbows, so hardcore hunters who have been asking for this snow-camo crossbow must act fast.
The compact Matrix 380 Lynx Specs
Draw weight: 260lbs.
Power Stroke: 13.12"
Velocity (@350 grains): 380 FPS
Stock Style: Ergo-Grip
Physical Weight: 5.9 lbs.
Overall Length: 35.62"
Arrow Length: 18"
Minimum Arrow Wt: 350 gr.
Finish: Realtree AP Snow
The Matrix 380 Lynx also features:
- Integrated, R.E.D.S. (Recoil Energy Dissipation System) string suppressors to reduce vibration, noise and shock for quieter, more comfortable shooting.
- Its super-premium Matrix String is made of BCY Dynaflight 97, which reduces creep and increases speed.
- Self-contained Guardian Anti-Dry-Fire System, which is housed in the scope mount and catches the crossbow string to prevent firing if it's triggered without an arrow in place. A built-in release allows easy uncocking so you don't have to fire an arrow to end the hunt.
- A Tact-Zone scope and 30mm rings, a cheekpiece, a four-arrow quiver with bracket, four Diablo arrows, four 150-grain field points and a rope-cocking aid.
Suggested extra accessories to purchase: #2096 Stringing aid, #1992 Matrix string for a spare, #7005 Ex-Lube, #2009 serving wax, #6011 Matrix Case.
String type: #1992 Matrix string
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Cafe La Paloma coming to Walker's Point
Cafe La Paloma, a new Mexican restaurant in Walker's Point, will soon open at 606 S. 5th St. – across the street from La Fuente.
Owner Jose Chavez is hoping for a mid-May opening. The menu items will be from numerous regions of Mexico and many of the recipes are Chavez's own.
He says the restaurant will be more like Riverwest's Cafe Corazon and Brady Street's Cempazuchi than the other Mexican restaurants in the neighborhood.
Chavez, who is an artist of many different mediums, plans to showcase his collection of more than 70 Mexican masks inside the restaurant. It will also have a "Day of the Dead" theme and will feature his own art as well.
"It will not have serapes or sombreros," says Chavez.
Chavez moved to Milwaukee in 1993 from the state of Michoacán in Mexico. He received a masters in business from Marquette and is a life-long artist who has curated the Walker's Point Center of the Art's Dias de los Muertos show for the past three years.
Stay tuned to OnMilwaukee.com for more information when it becomes available.
Jeff | April 26, 2013 at 8:54 a.m. (report)
"No serapes or sombreros." Hurray! Mexico is so much more than those American cliches. BTW, the state is spelled "Michoacan."
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Use in the home isn't quite as detrimental for the environment as industrial use (like bleaching paper), but chlorine bleach can irritate skin and eyes. Most non-chlorine bleach is hydrogen peroxide. You can buy branded versions, or just stick to the 3 percent version sold in drug stores. And doing so will really add up. In fact, if every U.S. household replaced just one 64–ounce bottle of chlorine bleach with non-chlorine bleach, we could prevent 11.6 million pounds of chlorine from entering our environment.


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BHP Billiton has suspended its Port Hedland port and rail operations after a worker was crushed to death by a crane overnight.
Acting Sergeant Naomi Smith said the 23-year-old Port Hedland man died after the heavy machinery collapsed and fell on him about 12.45am today.
The fatal accident happened at BHP Billiton's iron ore loading facility at Finucane Island in Port Hedland.
The port, one of the world's largest for exporting iron ore, remained open for business to other users, which include Fortescue Metals Group and Atlas Iron, a port spokeswoman said.
BHP Billiton, which ships more than 150 million tonnes of iron ore annually from Port Hedland and is the biggest customer of the public facility, said operations would be halted until further notice.
"The onsite emergency team has been activated and external emergency services including police are attending the scene," BHP said in a statement. "At this stage we are unable to provide any further detail about the incident, but will do so as soon as possible during the day."
Sergeant David Tapschott from the South Hedland police station said officers were called to an emergency after reports a crane had collapsed.
The Department of Mines and Petroleum is investigating the accident, Acting Sergeant Smith said.
A typical BHP Billiton ore train is about a mile long and consists of 300 cars hauling 24,000 tonnes of ore hundreds of miles to waiting freighters at the port. On average a trainload leaves a mine every hour day and night.
The lion's share of BHP Billiton's iron ore is sold to steel mills in China and Japan.
BHP Billiton, the world's No.3 iron ore miner, ships all its ore via Port Hedland and each month accounts for the majority of the roughly 18 million tonnes shipped from the port.
Rio Tinto, the world's No.2 iron ore miner, use separate lines and does not ship ore to Port Hedland.


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Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) has teammates across the country acting as area outreach coordinators to connect with warriors where they are living or receiving treatment. In addition, we have office locations across the country with plans to add more to better serve Wounded Warriors and their families. Please a find a current list below.
Jacksonville, Florida
In our Jacksonville office you will find WWP teammates who handle all of our business needs from accounting to communications and everything in between.
4899 Belfort Road, Suite 300
Jacksonville, Florida 32256
New York, New York
Our New York City office is the hub for all WWP program planning. Just as our programs are uniquely structured to nurture the mind and body, and encourage economic empowerment and engagement, visitors will find teammates fluent in all of these program areas.
370 7th Avenue, Suite 1802
New York, New York 10001
Washington, DC
Our Washington, DC office is the hub for WWP policy efforts. By working with Congress and the Federal government, WWP provides a voice for Wounded Warriors and their families. In addition visitors will find teammates in the areas of mind, body, economic empowerment, and engagement.
1120 G Street NW, Suite 700
Washington, DC 20005
San Antonio, Texas
In our San Antonio office visitors will find teammates specializing in the areas of mind, body, economic empowerment, and engagement.
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|FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 10, 2002
BOULDERForest dieback in the northeastern United States and neighboring areas in Canada has been more frequent, more persistent, and more severe during recent decades, research has shown. Now scientists have found springtime temperature swings have intensified in that region during the same period. A new study links these escalating freeze-thaw episodes, which are known to harm trees, to an atmospheric pressure imbalance over the North Atlantic. The research, by scientists at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) and the University of Washington, is published in the December 15 issue of the Journal of Climate, a publication of the American Meteorological Society (AMS).
The new study focuses on two regions, New England and Quebec. The authors found the southern region has experienced higher maximum temperatures more frequently in winter in recent decades, while the northern region has been hit with extreme low temperatures more often. Researchers believe both trends are the result of the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), an ocean-scale seesaw in atmospheric pressure. The NAO is strongest in winter, when the atmosphere is most active, though evident throughout the year.
The NAO produces extreme low temperatures and greater temperature variation during springtime. This may help explain the increasing loss of trees in the heavily forested region around Quebec. Though average temperatures in spring appear unaffected by the NAO, the extreme daily lows and accompanying freezes, followed by quick thaws, are occurring more often, according to the study. Such swings are hard on trees.
"If you looked only at average temperatures and thought nothing is happening to the extremes, you'd be dead wrong," says NCAR scientist Linda Mearns, who conducted the statistical analysis with Justin Wettstein, a former visitor to NCAR, now at the University of Washington.
During the NAO's "positive phase," a broad region of low pressure hovers throughout the Arctic, centered near Iceland, while abnormally high surface pressure stretches across the Atlantic from the Azores to the Iberian Peninsula. (In the "negative phase," the pressures flip-flop.)
During the positive phase, warm, moist westerly winds blow over Europe and Asia, warming land surfaces. Meanwhile, stronger than usual north winds bluster over Greenland and northeastern Canada, carrying cold air south and chilling both land and sea. A stronger-than-usual clockwise flow cools North Africa and the Middle East, while warming North America. The NAO has been stuck in a positive phase for most of the past two decades. Recent research attributes this holding pattern to a warming of tropical ocean waters, possibly due to the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
Previous research has shown that the positive phase of the NAO triggers warmer winters in New York and southern New England and colder ones in Quebec on average. Mearns and Wettstein extended the research gaze beyond average temperatures to include extremes and daily variations. Temperature variations, rather than averages, says Mearns, showed the greatest effect on how often extreme lows occurred in the Canadian segment of the study area. During NAO positive years, that daily variance is high.
"Regional extreme events can have severe consequences," says Mearns, deputy director of NCAR's Environmental and Societal Impacts Group. "It's very useful if we can understand such events in the context of large-scale climate variability."
NOAA's Office of Global Programs funded Mearns and Wettstein's analysis. The AMS (http://www.ametsoc.org/ams) is the nation's leading professional society for scientists in the atmospheric and related sciences.
Note to Editors: PDF or faxed copies of the paper, "The Influence of the North AtlanticArctic Oscillation on Mean, Variance, and Extremes of Temperature in the Northeastern United States and Canada," are available to journalists from Stephanie Kenitzer, AMS press office (tel. 425-432-2192) or email@example.com.
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Today, Nokia along with Microsoft have released Nokia's famed Drive app for all Windows Phone 8 devices in the United States, Canada and the UK. The app allows users to get full voice guided turn-by-turn navigation with 2D or 3D renderings right to their phone, including offline mapping capability.
Microsoft and Nokia famously entered into a technology sharing agreement back in February 2011 and part of that deal had to do with maps. Nokia was reportedly going to bring "mapping abilities" to all Windows Phone users but it was unclear how that would happen, including what role OEMs would play (if any at all).