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June 2012, Volume 55, Issue 2
- 190-197 Crossborder FeminismsWendy Harcourt in Conversation with Srilatha Batliwala, Sunila Abeysekera and Rawwida Baksh
by Wendy Harcourt
- 198-200 Power and the Activist
by Jenny Pearce
- 201-204 The Netizen
by Rebecca MacKinnon
- 205-207 The Politics of Civic Agency
by Harry C Boyte
- 208-209 Practical Tips to Hack your NGO
by Pedro Marcun
- 210-212 The Place Where Intentions Meet: Activism and the art of the invisible
by Sue Soal
- 213-218 Internet Regulation and Sexual Politics in Brazil
by Sonia Corrêa & Horacio Sívori & Bruno Zilli
- 219-223 Crime and Insurgent Citizenship: Extra-state rule and belonging in urban Jamaica
by Rivke Jaffe
- 224-231 The Occupy Movement: Product of this time
by Jacquelien van Stekelenburg
- 232-238 Making Sense of the Arab Spring: Listening to the voices of Middle Eastern activists
by Kawa Hassan
- 239-242 Illustrating the Changing Face of Citizen Action
by Josine Stremmelaar & Erik Wallert
March 2012, Volume 55, Issue 1
- 1-4 Editorial: The Times They Are A-Changin'
by Wendy Harcourt
- 5-9 Introduction: Green Economy and Sustainable Development: Bringing back the 'social'
by Sarah Cook & Kiah Smith
- 10-12 Rio Summit 2012: What to expect? Interview with Tariq Banuri
by Angela Zarro
- 13-16 Neo-liberal Conservation and the Cementing of Inequality: Interview with Bram Büscher
by Laura Fano Morrissey
- 17-24 Economic and Ecological Crises: Green new deals and no-growth economies
by Bob Jessop
- 25-33 Nature in the Market-World: Ecosystem services and inequality
by Kathleen McAfee
- 34-44 Five Assumptions of Dominant Thinking in International Development
by Lawrence Haddad
- 45-53 Money as a Public Resource for Development
by Mary Mellor
- 54-62 Beyond the 'Green Economy': System change, not climate change?
by Nicola Bullard & Tadzio Müller
- 63-70 Sustainable Development through Policy Integration in Latin America: A comparative approach
by Laura Rival
- 71-80 The Billion Dollar Solution that Isn't: How systems modeling in foreign aid could save billions and serve the poor
by Monika Aring & Bobbin Teegarden
- 81-89 Gender and Food Security in a Fair, Green Economy?
by Kiah Smith
- 90-95 Gender and Climate Justice
by Ana Agostino & Rosa Lizarde
- 96-103 Incentives to Promote Green Citizenship in UK Transition Towns
by Amy Merritt & Tristan Stubbs
- 104-111 The Agri-food Sector's Response to the Triple Crisis: Sustaining local social initiatives in Andhra Pradesh, India
by Ashok Kumbamu
- 112-118 Local Justice, Global Climate Injustice? Inequality and tree planting in Thailand
by Witchuda Srang-Iam
- 119-125 The Brazilian National Environmental Policy: The challenge of plural environmental governance
by Hironobu Sano
- 126-133 A Matter of Trust in Metro Manila: Collective action towards 'green economy' transitions
by Marlyne D Sahakian
- 134-137 World Development Report 2012: Radical redistribution or just tinkering within the template?
by Alice Evans
December 2011, Volume 54, Issue 4
- 429-432 Editorial: Making the Non-business Case for Development
by Wendy Harcourt
- 433-436 Indigenous Women and the Land: Shifting language, action and culture
by Marisa Belausteguigoitia Rius
- 437-440 Mapuches: Fighting against plunder and marginalization – Interview with Gustavo Quilaqueo
by Laura Fano Morrissey
- 441-447 Buen Vivir: Today's tomorrow
by Eduardo Gudynas
- 448-454 Pachakuti: Indigenous perspectives, buen vivir, sumaq kawsay and degrowth
by Bob Thomson
- 455-460 The Search for Universal Responsibility: The cosmovision of Ubuntu and the humanism of Fanon
by Isayvani Naicker
- 461-463 Caritas in Veritate: Translating the Papal vision of development
by Andrea De Angelis
- 464-469 Feminist Visions of the Network Society
by Anita Gurumurthy
- 470-472 Indigenous Women in Defence of Life and Land: An introduction
by Marisa Belausteguigoitia Rius & Mariana Gómez Alvarez Icaza & Iván González Márquez
- 473-479 Conservation of the Montes Azules Biosphere Reserve, Chiapas: A women's issue
by Martha E Villavicencio EnrÍquez
- 480-484 Breaking the Silence: State violence towards Triqui women of Oaxaca, Mexico
by Natalia De Marinis
- 485-489 The Mayan Indigenous Women of Chiapas: Lekil Kuxlejal and food autonomy1
by Magali Barreto Ávila
- 490-493 The Root and the Seed: Indigenous women as the source of life and meaning
by Francisca Rodríguez López
- 494-498 People's Front in Defence of Land, San Salvador Atenco: A testimony
by Martha Pérez Pineda
- 499-504 Zapatista Army of Mazahua Women in Defence of Water in the Cutzamala Region: Testimonies1
by Agustina Araujo & Guadalupe Acevedo & Ofelia Lorenzo & Irma Romero
- 505-513 Paddling the Canoe on One Side: Women in decision-making in Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands
by Heather Wallace
- 514-519 The Emperor's New Clothes All Over Again: A tale from Palestine
by Nora Lester Murad
- 520-524 Creating Authenticity: Banal nationalism in Henri Coand\[acaron] Airport
by Alexandra Coţofan\[acaron]
September 2011, Volume 54, Issue 3
- 291-292 Editorial: Designing Urban Living
by Wendy Harcourt
- 293-300 Introduction: Urbanism and Sustainability
by Alexandru Balasescu
- 301-304 Women, Urban Life and Safe Cities
by Elizabeth Cox & Yvonne Underhill-Sem
- 305-308 Urbanization, Poverty and Climate Change: Interview with David Satterthwaite
by Angela Zarro
- 309-316 Recasting Urban Sustainability in the South
by Edgar Pieterse
- 317-324 Urban Sustainability at the Limits: Development rhetorics and realities in Tanzania
by William Cunningham Bissell
- 325-329 Afro-Pessimism in the Discourse on Urban East Africa
by Rasna Warah
- 330-335 Development, Urbanization and Sustainability
by Kamil Khan Mumtaz
- 336-342 Hard Nodes in Soft Surroundings: A 'dream of islands' strategy for urban sustainability
by Keith Culver & Rachel Guilloteau & Christelle Hue
- 343-344 Strategic Urban Narratives: Beyond conventional city branding
by Thomas Sevcik
- 345-351 Transitory Cities: Emergency architecture and the challenge of climate change
by Nathanael Dorent
- 352-357 Reframing 'Safe Cities for Women': Feminist articulations in Recife
by Yardena Tankel
- 358-367 Beyond the Green Line: Sustainability and Beirut's post-war reconstruction
by Gruia Bădescu
- 368-375 Shifting the Gaze, Shifting the Agenda: Sustainable livelihoods in urban Honiara
by Anita Lacey
- 376-383 Citizen Participation and Sustainability: Lessons from Cameroon
by Ambe J Njoh
- 384-392 Developing Accra for All? The story behind Africa's largest millennium city
by Franklin Obeng-Odoom
- 393-399 Ghana's Decentralization: Two decades and still crawling?
by Daniel Kweku Baah Inkoom
- 400-406 The Best and the Worst of the World Bank: Involuntary resettlement and the Mumbai Urban Transport Project (MUTP), India
by Renu Modi
- 407-411 Planning in Asia Pacific Cities: The gender question
by Dory Reeves
- 412-414 Cities and Fascination: Beyond the Surplus of Meaning
by Alexandru Balasescu
- 424-426 Sustainability, Mobility and Urbanism: A photo essay
by Alexandru Balasescu
June 2011, Volume 54, Issue 2
- 135-136 Editorial: The Time is Now
by Wendy Harcourt
- 137-140 Sustainability: Design for the pluriverse
by Arturo Escobar
- 141-142 It's Too Late for Sustainability. What we need is system change
by Nicola Bullard
- 143-146 Sustainable Development: The citizen's predicament
by Shobha Raghuram
- 147-149 Digital Globalization and Democracy: The territorial walls come tumbling down?
by Gillian Youngs
- 150-154 Nurturing a Culture of Self-restraint
by Franck Amalric
- 155-160 The Quest for Sustainability: Some reflections
by Jan Pronk
- 161-163 Sustainability for Development Programmes
by Stephen F Moseley
- 164-166 Sustaining Real Development in the South
by Jayati Ghosh
- 167-168 Ownership, Transient Rights, Spiritual Source, Nostalgia: Land and its discontents
by Stephen Chan
- 169-171 Revaluing Low Carbon Cultures: Learning to live with the earth
by Philip McMichael
- 172-173 Designing for Courage
by Kathryn Cox-Shrader
- 174-176 Forging an Environmental Rationality for a Sustainable Future
by Enrique Leff
- 177-179 Modern Life, Primitive Thoughts
by Teresia Teaiwa
- 180-182 Reframing the Sustainability Debate
by David Korten
- 183-189 Climate Change, Mother Earth and the Commons: Reflections on El Cumbre
by Massimo De Angelis
- 190-193 Open Versus Closed Energy Systems and Climate Change
by Yash Tandon
- 194-196 The Enduring Power of Mass Production, Mass Consumption and Mass Destruction
by Zia Mian & M V Ramana
- 197-198 Sustaining the Spirit: A challenge to humanity
by Rajesh Tandon
- 199-201 Rethinking the Future of Sustainability: From silos to systemic resilience
by Claudia Juech & Evan S Michelson
- 202-204 Realpolitiks vs the Long(er) Duree of Cultural and Epistemological Shifts
by Michal Osterweil
- 205-208 Pathways Towards Sustainability, Participatory Human Development and the State
by Liliana Acero
- 209-211 Gendering Sustainability: Reframing sustainable development as gender justice
by Yvonne A Braun
- 212-214 The Challenge of Intellectual Property Rights and Social Justice
by Dwijen Rangnekar
- 215-216 Smart Power: The private sector's contribution to development
by Angela Zarro
- 217-219 Another World is Possible: Reflections on the World Social Forum 2011, Dakar
by Fatma Alloo & Corinne Kumar & Samir Amin & Yash Tandon & Sara Longwe & Giuseppe Caruso & Chico Whitaker
- 219-222 Listening to Each One's Truth: Fragments from Dakar
by Corinne Kumar
- 222-223 Building Another World is Possible: A note on Dakar
by Samir Amin
- 223-224 The WSF is not the 'Fifth' International
by Yash Tandon
- 224-226 Some Sharp Lessons from Dakar
by Sara Longwe
- 226-228 Inclusiveness and Difference in Dakar
by Giuseppe Caruso
- 228-231 WSF 2011 – Good surprises and many lessons for the future
by Chico Whitaker
- 232-236 Acting Globally: Cultivating a thousand community solutions for climate justice
by Giovanna Di Chiro
- 237-239 Challenges to Sustainability: A Caribbean reflection
by Peggy Antrobus
- 240-242 Economic Growth and Sustainability: A view from China
by Lau Kin Chi
- 243-246 Challenges to Sustainability in Africa
by Patricia Kameri-Mbote
- 247-249 What Kind of Sustainability and for Whom? Some reflections based on lived realities in the Mexican Mixteca
by Marianne H Marchand
- 250-251 Fishing for a Future: Searching for a new maxim
by Brian O'Riordan
- 252-254 Sustaining Maternal Health Care
by Nalini Visvanathan
- 255-256 A World Still More Village than Global
by Marcelo J García
- 257-258 Sustainability, Feminism and the Search for Alternatives
by Alejandra Scampini
- 259-260 (Un)sustainability in Serbia
by Jasmina Kijevcanin
- 261-262 The Pandora Box of Trade-Offs
by Gopika Bashi
- 263-264 Sustainable Agriculture has a Woman's Face
by Sabina Zaccaro
- 265-270 Notes on the Transition: Globalization, (re)localization, and ecological justice
by Kathryn Cox-Shrader
- 267-268 Development as a Human Right
by Debora Di Dio
- 268-270 Whose Crisis? A blueprint on what ails the planet
by Claudio Schuftan
- 287-290 Imagine All the People: Advancing a global citizens movement
by Great Transition Initiative
March 2011, Volume 54, Issue 1
- 1-4 Editorial: No More Black Fridays
by Wendy Harcourt
- 12-20 Introduction: Rushing for Land: Equitable and sustainable development in Africa, Asia and Latin America
by Annelies Zoomers
- 21-30 Food Sovereignty and Alternative Paradigms to Confront Land Grabbing and the Food and Climate Crises
by Peter Rosset
- 31-34 Rice Land Grabs Undermine Food Sovereignty in Africa
by Grain
- 35-39 Gender and 'Land Grabbing' in Sub-Saharan Africa: Women's land rights and customary land tenure
by Jessica Chu
- 40-48 Contexts and Procedures for Farmland Acquisitions in Africa: What outcomes for local people?
by Lorenzo Cotula & Sonja Vermeulen
- 49-54 La Via Campesina: Peasant-led agrarian reform and food sovereignty
by Faustino Torrez
- 55-58 Land in China: Struggle and reform
by A C M (Guus) van Westen
- 59-63 Special Economic Zones as New Forms of Corporate Land Grab: Experiences from India
by Chigurupati Ramachandraiah & Ramasamy Srinivasan
- 64-69 Land Alienation and Sustainability Issues in the Peri-urban Interface of South-West Nigeria
by Waheed Kadiri & Basirat Oyalowo
- 70-76 Climate Crises: Defending the land
by Shalmali Guttal & Sofia Monsalve
- 77-84 Fuelling Conflicts: Overcoming asymmetry between global interests in Vietnam and Indonesia
by Paul Burgers & Rizki Pandu Permana & Tran Nam Tu
- 85-90 Residential Tourism Causing Land Privatization and Alienation: New pressures on Costa Rica's coasts
by Femke van Noorloos
- 91-97 Whose Lands? Whose Resources?
by Shalmali Guttal
- 98-103 Monocropping for Agrofuels: The case of Brazil
by Maria Luisa Mendona
- 104-113 'Through their Eyes' – The photo exhibition
by Karat
- 114-119 Governance, Land and Development
by Giulia Frova & Wendy Harcourt
- 120-112 Books and Reports on Land
by Laura Fano Morrissey
- 124-127 Window on the World
by Laura Fano Morrissey
- 132-134 Reclaiming Land and Livelihoods in Colombia: A photo essay
by Laura Fano Morrissey
December 2010, Volume 53, Issue 4
- 449-450 Editorial: Education for What Purpose?
by Ana Agostino & Wendy Harcourt
- 451-456 Introduction: Reforming Education for Transformation: Opportunities and challenges
by Mark Ginsburg & Stephen F Moseley & Mary Joy Pigozzi
- 457-459 Education, Financing and Making Good Broken Promises
by Graça Machel
- 460-464 Introduction: CONFINTEA VI: Lifelong learning for sustainability
by Ana Agostino
- 465-470 Youth and Adult Education within Lifelong Learning: Claims and challenges
by Chris Duke & Heribert Hinzen
- 471-474 Lifelong Learning for Integral Transformation
by Sofia Valdivielso
- 475-478 Education in Bangladesh: A continuum of learning or a dichotomous system?
by Mohammad Muntasim Tanvir
- 479-485 Unravelling Feminist Transformative Education Practices: An Indian experience
by Malini Ghose
- 486-490 Challenges Facing African and Tanzanian Universities
by Juma V Mwapachu
- 491-497 The Different Faces of Education in Conflict
by Lynn Davies
- 498-503 Education, Peace and Freire: A dialogue
by Kevin Kester & Ashley Booth
- 504-510 Education for Human Rights in Times of Peace and Conflict
by Fernando M Reimers & Connie K Chung
- 511-517 Education as Transformation – Education for transformation
by Manzoor Ahmed
- 518-521 Education and Development: A return to basic principles
by Stephen P Heyneman
- 522-528 Privatization and Education for All: Unravelling the mobilizing frames
by Prachi Srivastava
- 529-534 Gender Equality in Education: GTZ and indigenous communities in Peru
by Regina Cortina
- 535-539 Beyond Education for All: Using ableism studies lens and the BIAS FREE framework
by Brigid Burke & Gregor Wolbring
- 540-546 Standards and Assessment in Education
by Conrad Wesley Snyder
- 547-550 The Decade of Education for Sustainable Development: Towards four pillars of learning
by Shivali Lawale & Aline Bory-Adams
- 551-561 Multiple Voices on Education for Development
by Mark Ginsburg & Mary Joy Pigozzi
September 2010, Volume 53, Issue 3
- 301-303 Editorial: Where Did All the Flowers Go?: Contradictions in world economies
by Wendy Harcourt
- 304-307 Introduction: Making the Crisis Work for Us
by Josine Stremmelaar & Wendy Harcourt
- 319-324 Local Economics and Co-production
by David Boyle
- 325-332 Social Protection, Livelihoods and the Hidden Economy of Care
by Dorcas Robinson
- 333-337 Did the Earth Move? Social and co-operative models of economic activity
by Molly Scott-Cato
- 338-342 Social Security for the Working Poor in India: Two national initiatives
by Kappadath Parameswara Menon Kannan
- 343-349 Bypassing Globalization: Barter markets as a new indigenous economy in Peru
by Alejandro Argumedo & Michel Pimbert
- 350-355 Building Safety Nets in the Global Politic: NGO collaboration for solidarity and sustainability
by Gisela Dütting & David Sogge
- 356-361 The Rough Road to Gender Equitable Growth: The case of Café de Mujer Guatemala
by Noortje Verhart & Rhiannon Pyburn
- 362-367 The Social Organization of Care Work in India: Challenges and alternative strategies
by Neetha N
- 368-375 Development as Social Inclusion: Reflections on the US subprime crisis
by Gary A Dymski
- 376-380 Money and its Future: A response to Mary Mellor
by Claudio Sardoni
- 381-385 Financial Crises and the Impact on Women
by Jayati Ghosh
- 386-389 DAWN Development Debates in the Fierce New World
by Zo Randriamaro
- 390-393 Global Economic Governance: Addressing the democratic deficit
by John Langmore & Shaun Fitzgerald
- 394-401 Bridging a Thousand Miles: Development on the ground in the Lake Zone of Tanzania
by Rakesh Rajani
- 402-406 Gender, Economic Globalization, Movement and Citizenship
by Liepollo L Pheko
- 407-409 A Matter of Vision: Responding to the economic crisis/Interview with Martin Kimani
by Angela Zarro
- 410-415 Learning from a Flower Market in Romania: Community, social fabric and the promise of economic prosperity
by Alexandru Balasescu
- 416-420 Japan's Lost Decades and a Women-led Socio-solidarity Economy
by Yoko Kitazawa
- 421-424 Sustaining Women's and Community's Livelihoods in Rural Tanzania
by Mwajuma Masaiganah
- 425-428 Animating Diversity: Supporting endogenous development of livestock keepers
by Ilse Köhler-Rollefson & Evelyn Mathias
- 429-432 From Citizenship to Netizenship: Blogging for social change in Tanzania
by Chambi Chachage
- 433-435 Latest literature on new economies, social economies
by Laura Fano Morrissey
- 436-440 Annotated guide to websites of alternative economies, social economies
by Laura Fano Morrissey
June 2010, Volume 53, Issue 2
- 141-143 Editorial: Lady Gaga Meets Ban Ki-Moon
by Wendy Harcourt
- 144-149 Introduction: Women's Empowerment: Contentions and contestations
by Andrea Cornwall & Nana Akua Anyidoho
- 161-164 Challenging Empowerment
by Patricia McFadden
- 164-168 Emancipation and its Failurest
by Viviene Taylor
- 168-171 Economics, Assets and Empowerment
by Caren Grown
- 171-174 Empowerment as Change
by Raewyn Connell
- 175-178 The Ethics of Empowerment
by Christine Koggel
- 178-181 Let's Talk about Women's Human Rights
by Helen O'Connell
- 181-183 Critical Perspectives on Empowerment
by Rosalind Petchesky
- 183-186 Sexuality, Gender and Empowerment
by Sonia Corrêa
- 187-190 Empowerment and Transgender
by Chloe Schwenke
- 190-193 Empowerment from the Semiperiphery Perspective
by Marina Blagojević
- 193-195 Empowerment of Women in Bulgaria
by Jivka Marinova
- 195-197 Empowerment from Below
by Alan Greig
- 197-199 Empowerment for Grassroots Women
by Esther Mwaura-Muiru
- 199-201 Empowerment through Interventions for Women's Collective Agency
by Jean N Kamau
- 202-209 Beijing +15 from Hopes to Disappointment and Non-accountability
by Lydia Alpízar Durán
- 210-214 Development as if Gender Matters
by Wendy Harcourt


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Under the leadership of Dr.Urvashi Makkar, Director IMS Ghaziabad, Centre for Competency Development & Research organized 1-Day training program on "Energy Efficient System" held on July 25th,2015 at IMS Ghaziabad.
The training program was specially designed for all the organizations inclusive of manufacturing, energy, power (electric/hydro), OEMs domains in all types of small, medium scale enterprises and large companies.
The inauguration ceremony entailed blessings from goddess Saraswati, welcoming address by respected Director Mam & brief introduction of the trainers of the program along with highlighting the relevance & significance of such a program for the Industrialists across NCR.
The key take aways for the participants ensured them becoming completely equipped with the understanding of the energy management practices in their organization through:
1. Right Decision Making at the Design & Installation Stage.
2. Skill & Knowledge in modifying existing systems for Energy Efficiency &
3. Directly impact in cost reductions and curb Energy wastage.
The veteran Energy Management trainers from CII, Mr. Manpreet Singh & Mr. Khalid Khan resolved technical queries of the participants from various automation, energy, power and OEM sector companies with providing them solutions through live case studies discussions & simulations.
Certificate of Participation were awarded to all the participants along with commemoration through Vote of thanks by training program convener Ms.Guneet Oberoi.

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My dad continues to cling to life, but the signs of approaching death are increasing. Hospice feels he has two weeks at best to live. It is hard for me to imagine him hanging on that long.
A few nights ago, he tried to get out of bed. Nurses found him on his knees on the floor. He now has a nurse by his bedside around the clock.
I saw him yesterday and he was clearly in pain, despite the best efforts of the hospice team to keep him comfortable. He is very restless, agitated even, which I have read is a normal part of the end of life process.
He looks like a dying person. I don't know how to describe it, but he doesn't look anything like himself. It is disturbing. The changes just since his birthday less than two weeks ago are shocking.
He is unable to speak, though he does try. He has been eating and drinking a little bit. Eventually, that will stop. His vital signs are changing. Blood pressure, heart rate and respiration rates are lowering. He is difficult to wake, slipping more and more into a coma-like state.
I took SB to see him late last week at the hospice facility. It was a very good visit and this photo demonstrates to me she understands what is going on. The expression on her face hurts my heart.
Dad took great pleasure in seeing her. At that point, he was very clear. The most lucid I have seen him in a long time. It was unnerving, to be honest. But is also something I have read about happening as death approaches. We made sure to take full advantage. It was lovely to be able to have conversation with him again.
I have been debating whether or not to take SB one more time. I want to leave her with good memories and not scar her. But I also want her to have closure. It's really a tough call.
She has been asking repeatedly to visit him, but based on what I have seen in the last few days, I'm just not sure how she would handle it.
When hospice feels death is imminent, mom and I plan to "hold vigil" in his room. I've made a playlist of his favorite music. We will play that, recall cherished memories and just be together, and with him.
I hope it is peaceful. I am praying constantly that God opens his arms and takes my father, and that dad lets go and gives in. Watching him suffer is the single worst thing I have ever had to do.


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By U.S. Army Rapid Equipping Force Public AffairsMarch 15, 2007
FORT BELVOIR, Va. (Army News Service, March 15, 2007) - Talking about mentorship and giving back to the community has always been fashionable discussion in military culture. The U.S. Army Rapid Equipping Force, headquartered at Fort Belvoir, Va., is doing more than just talking.
The REF recently partnered with Washington, D.C.'s Ballou Senior High School to provide mentorship and instruction in support of its after-school robotics program.
Soldiers, civilians and contract personnel from the science and engineering fields have volunteered their skills, talents and after-duty time to coach the students gearing up to compete in the 2007 Chesapeake FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Regional Robotics Competition today through Saturday at the U.S. Naval Academy Halsey Field House in Annapolis, Md.
"I enjoyed working with the students," said Dave Simon, an REF analyst who presented a seminar on mechanical engineering at Ballou in the first week of the partnership. "Presenting workshops and providing mentorship is an excellent way to help expose these students to careers in science and math."
Ballou's relationship with the REF began last fall when Vice Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Richard A. Cody visited the school to announce the selection of student Marvin Austin as one of the first 2007 Army All-Americans. Austin played in the nationally televised Army All-American Bowl held in San Antonio, Texas, in January.
During his visit, Cody saw the potential for pairing students with one of the Army's key science and technology programs.
"This is a worthwhile partnership," said Col. Greg Tubbs, REF director. "I remember how my life changed as a young man when someone from the Army told me that there was no limit to what I could accomplish, and I believed them. Today, I have two master's degrees. We'd like to be that positive influence for these students' lives."
Ballou is one of six D.C. high schools to participate in the competition.
"We had a great visit on the week I visited the school. I was very impressed with the students' enthusiasm to learn," said Rebecca Schwartz Perlman, Ph.D., an REF science and technology advisor. "It was great to do that type of work again and teach them some tricks of the trade."


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Terry McAuliffe is a moderate Democrat and governor of Virginia. He was narrowly elected over insane teabagger Ken Cuccinelli in 2013. His election marked the first time in forty years Virginia elected a governor of the same party as the President.
Terry McAuliffe is a former fundraiser for Bill Clinton.
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Architect Rick Phillips, recently married, got the rare chance to design this house just for himself during his bachelor days. When he purchased the tiny triangular lot in 1996, on the fringe of Cabrini Green, land prices were so low that he bought the adjacent lot, too. Phillips designed the Tower House for fun, knowing that someday he'd build a more serious house next door. "I wanted it to be an exercise in something small," says Phillips. "I pushed the envelope in reverse, in that respect."
Cues for layout and amenities came from a friend's Paris apartment. Hence the ovenless kitchen with its two-burner cooktop, undercounter refrigerator, and 18-inch-wide dishwasher. "I was fascinated that in Paris, this is considered a normal way to live," he says, "but in this country it's atypical."
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Morgan Prager, at age thirty, is completing her thesis on victim psychology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan. She is newly engaged to Bennett, a seductive but possessive and secretive man. She returns from class one day to find Bennett mauled to death, and her dogs—a Great Pyrenees and two pit bulls she has rescued—covered in blood. Bewildered and devastated that her dogs could have committed such violence, she worries that she might suffer from one of the syndromes she studies: pathological altruism, when selfless acts do more damage than good.
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