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A 49-year-old Finleyville man was arrested Friday by Carroll Township police on charges he sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl at a township residence last year.
Russell William Robertson of 5141 Chevy Chase Road is charged by Carroll police with four counts each of statutory sexual assault, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, endangering the welfare of children and corruption of minors.
The alleged victim reported the incidents to police last month. She told police that on four occasions during a three-month period from August through October, she was touched inappropriately by Robertson. Police said the victim had gone to a Carroll home to visit a friend, and Robertson was living there at the time.
Robertson allegedly gave alcoholic beverages to the 15-year-old girl and her friends. He then allegedly had inappropriate sexual contact with the victim while she was in an intoxicated stupor, police said.
During a forensic interview with a Washington County Children and Youth Services investigator, the girl confirmed her account of what allegedly happened with Robertson.
Robertson was arraigned on the charges before District Judge Mark Wilson. He was placed in the Washington County jail on $100,000 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for Wednesday in Central Court.
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NateD26 wrote: What puzzled me was the use of αὐτῶν to refer to anything other than 3rd person plural.
Then I remembered that it has a reflexive force in the nominative in any person
I have no problem with the example from Plato, but I don't see what is special about it. And I thought you were saying in this quote there was something special about reflexive force in the nominative case. But there isn't. The reflexive pronouns display "the use of αὐτῶν to refer to [things] other than 3rd person plural" and they display the use for 1st and 2nd person plural genitive, dative, and accusative. And I thought they were more relevant to the discussion because they display the genitive plural, which is where we started.
But I fear we are perhaps talking past each other at this point.

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BP School Board to decide fate of band trip
The Bethel Park School Board will make a decision at its October meeting as to whether the spring music department trip will be school sponsored or not.
Every spring, members of the high school musical groups including the marching band, symphonic band, symphonic orchestra, concert band, Top 21, jazz ensemble and percussion ensemble take an out-of-state excursion. Every third year, including this year, the trip is to Disney World.
Last year, over 200 students, four teachers, two nurses, one administrator and several parent chaperones made the spring trip. Students and boosters raised money for the journey through several fundraising events including five hoagie sales.
According to Vicki Flotta, district director of communications, the district's financial support for that adventure was around $8,000 and included the salaries for the staff and substitutes as well as overtime for the school nurses.
The district has a policy of not funding trips that are not related to the curriculum. District officials said the tour can go on as planned, but that it will not be contributing financially.
The decision about the music department trip was made in order "to be consistent with the policy of non-curriculum based trips being non-school sponsored, said Bethel Park Superintendent Nancy Rose.
Several residents argued that the annual music department event should be school sponsored because the musical groups always put on performances during the trips.
"It is definitely tied to the curriculum," said Pam Dobos. "It is their time to shine and show what they are able to do."
Donna Dowd, whose daughter, Oliva, is a student band director, also urged district officials to reconsider.
"It's the most exciting trip for the students," Dowd said.
Band booster officials did not respond to requests for comment.


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As reported in the Observer-Reporter on Wednesday, residents of Cecil Township attending the Board of Supervisors meeting on March 4 sat through yet another presentation by a lawyer representing Range Resources whereby we were told, with a condescending tone, that in essence we and the Board don't know how to communicate. The lawyer, Blaine Lucas, proceeded to sit down and watch as residents started bickering with each other over drilling, arguably proving his point.
After this display I realized that all residents, and especially the county and township supervisors in Washington County, need to be smart about how we properly take advantage of the massive resource that sits beneath our land. We need to be well prepared, take our time, act strongly when needed and yes, communicate better.
The drilling companies are experts at all four of these actions. How do you think Range Resources got to an enterprise value of over $15 billion? They research the land they want to drill, take time to acquire the leases, prepare the resources they need, get the gas out effectively and communicate their story. While some may take issue at how they conduct themselves – an arrogant public relations message comes to mind – this is simply a public company doing what it needs to grow and is very smart about their strategy.
We also have a lot of smart people living here that have to get along and figure out how to strike the right balance with all the well-documented issues of drilling, whether we will be living under Act 13 or not. We should not be made to look like fools by people that most often do not live in the townships where the drilling is happening or even in this county.
We'll never have the financial resources of the national and even global corporations that are in our county but we have power in numbers. Our supervisors must be ready to handle the serious topics and remember that some of the best negotiations leave both parties somewhat upset. The new residents with no mineral rights listening to frack water trucks all evening may never see eye-to-eye with the neighbor who signed a lucrative lease and is waiting for the drilling to begin.
If we aren't organized, this great resource will be monetized by others. Together we can work hard to earn our money, as hard as the gas companies work to earn theirs. That sort of work ethic made this a great county and will serve us best as we progress into a new era that can lead the nation's economy.
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SEC: Don't Pay Whistleblowers Not to Whistle to the SEC
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First: I recognize the importance and validity of whistleblowing policies and practices.
Second: I also recognize the importance and responsibility of companies to develop compliance programs designed to encourage employees to report problems so that the company can address them (for who else can/will?).
Are companies who create incentives for employees to report concerns internally first (without preventing them from going outside the company if the problem is not addressed after they've reported it internally) within the scope of Mr. McKessy's concerns? Because if they are, the SEC and other regulators need to decide whether they're more interested in companies working with their own employees to try to prevent problems / address them as soon as they are uncovered, or if they're more interested in setting up incentives for employees to avoid internal reporting systems and head directly to regulators (while the problem at the company continues to fester - perhaps without the company even aware of what's going on).
I don't think it's at all unreasonable or unseemly for a company to expect its own employees to report illegalities when they see them arise as a condition of employment. Does anyone expect less of someone they hire to do a job? So we have to ask if the point of regulation is to prevent failures (or correct them quickly while they're still small) or to encourage an adversarial process, which pits regulators and employees against the companies they would otherwise hope to hope to see succeed?
Mr. McKessy's statements create a no-win situation for companies trying to do the right thing. Because failures will happen in any large-scale endeavor. What we want is for companies to invest in compliance practices which rely on employees being trained, empowered and even rewarded for identifying and reporting problems - What we get under this policy is a wall being erected between the company and the only people who can report on problems when they arise - its employees.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. – A former superintendent at West Virginia's Upper Big Branch mine where 29 miners died in a 2010 explosion was sentenced to nearly two years in prison Thursday on a federal conspiracy charge.
Gary May pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Beckley last March to charges he defrauded the government through his actions at the mine, including disabling a methane gas monitor and falsifying records.
In addition to his 21-month sentence, U.S. District Judge Irene Berger fined May $20,000.
May had asked for leniency. Federal sentencing guidelines recommended 15 to 21 months in prison, although prosecutors pushed for a sentence at the high end. They said the guidelines didn't account for the risk to miner's lives created by May's actions.
"I think this does send a very powerful message that if you break mine laws and risk miners' lives, that you're going to go to jail," U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin said.
May has cooperated with prosecutors in their continuing criminal investigation of the worst U.S. coal mining disaster in 40 years. He's among three people to face serious criminal charges.
May had testified at the February 2012 sentencing of former Massey security chief Hughie Elbert Stover, who was sent to prison for three years for lying to investigators and ordering a subordinate to destroy documents. It was one of the stiffest punishments ever handed down in a mine safety case. In December, a federal appeals court upheld Stover's conviction.
A plea hearing is set for Feb. 28 for former longtime Massey Energy executive David Hughart on two federal conspiracy charges. He's accused of working with unnamed co-conspirators to ensure miners at White Buck and other Massey-owned operations got advance warning about surprise federal inspections between 2000 and March 2010.
Hughart worked closely with former Massey CEO Don Blankenship, who retired about eight months after the explosion.
Prosecutors have also negotiated a $210 million agreement with the company that bought Massey, Alpha Natural Resources, to settle past violations at Upper Big Branch and other Massey mines. That protects the company from criminal prosecution but leaves individuals open to it.
Goodwin didn't mention Blankenship when asked about him, noting instead that Hughart supervised a group of mines and had a long career at Massey.
"We are not simply focused on Upper Big Branch," Goodwin said. "We're going to take the investigation wherever it leads."
Prosecutors have said May manipulated the mine ventilation system during inspections to fool safety officials and disabled a methane monitor on a cutting machine a few months before the explosion. Prosecutors accused Massey of violating a host of safety laws.
Goodwin has said May's guilty plea showed that the obstruction of federal Mine Safety and Health Administration inspectors "was a routine matter at Upper Big Branch."
Four investigations have concluded that Massey concealed problems at the mine through an elaborate scheme that included sanitized safety-inspection books and an advance-warning system.
Clay Mullins, whose brother Rex died in the mine, was in the courtroom and believed May should have gotten a longer sentence.
"I think it's a farce," Mullins said. "It's a pretty good deal for him, it sounds like. He admitted that he was guilty, admitted he altered records, gave advance notice to inspectors.
"Those 29 men put their faith in him as a mine foreman and a mine superintendent to provide them with a safe workplace, and he was doing the opposite. He was putting production ahead of safety, production ahead of those men's lives. And it cost those men their lives."
May's sentencing came the same day that federal officials announced new rules aimed at improving safety at the nation's most dangerous mines by revising the way operators are designated pattern violators. The changes were proposed after the Upper Big Branch explosion.
Methane and coal dust fueled the explosion that was sparked by worn teeth on a cutting machine. It was allowed to propagate by clogged and broken water sprayers. Miners were killed instantly by the force of the blast that traveled along miles of underground corridors.
Goodwin said the investigation, however long it takes, "will continue until it's exhausted."
"It's still very much at the forefront and we're at a stage of the investigation where we're sifting through a large amount of information. We're being very careful," he said. "Unfortunately, that takes some time. My concern is making sure we do it right, that we get the individuals most responsible, if any out there, and hold them accountable. Really, we want to make sure something like Upper Big Branch never happens again."
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Back in December, I decided (again) that I needed to get into better physical shape. I decided to start running on my treadmill (again) and watching what I eat. I thought of all the reasons I should make it my New Year's Resolution (again). But instead of waiting, I decided to start that day.
That day, I was exhausted and seriously breathless after a mere seven minutes. I was furious with myself, who had been running 5k's the year before and could barely do 5 minutes now. It was a real wakeup call.
Since that time, I have worked up to running four to six times a week on my treadmill, going 2.5 to 3.5 miles each time. I have cut out a lot of unhealthy eating habits – though I still battle my sweet tooth daily – and I have lost nearly 30 pounds.
I remind myself of these wins every day when the alarm clock sounds at 5 a.m. When the snooze goes off seven minutes later, I tell myself of those victories again. Then my inner voice cries out about how, if I've done so well, don't I deserve to stay in bed for one morning? I growl at that voice as I throw back the covers and reach for my shoes.
Up until recently, I would turn on my computer and pull up a playlist before I started to jog. But, my computer hibernates after 30 minutes, so the last 15 minutes of my run had to be done in silence. That last 15 minutes is when my inner voice starts chirping again, about how well I did in the first 30, so I deserve to stop early. My inner voice is not very helpful sometimes.
Recently, my daughter offered to loan me her MP3 player. That is in part because she is a sweetheart, and in part because her room is right next to the room where the treadmill is, and she got tired of hearing my music blaring at 5:30 a.m. Regardless, I accepted the offer.
That first morning, I was really excited to try it. Her playlist is not really my style, but there were a lot of tracks on there with beats suitable for running. Plus the music playing directly into my ears drowns out that pesky inner voice chanting at me to quit early.
I was treated to a variety of music, from the "High School Musical 3" soundtrack, to "Who Let the Dogs Out," and many others. Saturday, I was trying to speed up to finish a lap and suddenly, the "Chicken Dance" music came on. Talk about killing your mojo! I had a sudden urge to walk in a circle, throw rice and then go eat cake.
I still like to snuggle under the covers, and I still like sweets, and I doubt that it will ever fully go away. But I like my mindset and energy level better now, and I don't mind the smaller pants, either. So today, I will (again) squash the quitter in me and run. Today, I will (again) try to make healthy decisions about food. Today, I will keep working toward the healthiest me I can be.
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SOUTHPOINTE – Anthony Tonkovich was talking about how Butler goaltender Logan Rothbauer made several quality saves to keep his hockey team in Monday's PIHL Class AAA Penguins Cup first-round game against Canon-McMillan when Big Macs goaltender Ryan Christian began to smile.
Christian thought Tonkovich, the team's captain, was talking about him and started to nod in approval.
"You played good, too," Tonkovich teased.
Seemed this was the only time Christian was out of place.
Otherwise, the goalie stopped all 20 shots Butler threw at him at Southpointe Iceoplex, and the Big Macs scored early in the first and second periods en route to a 3-0 win.
"It's playoff hockey," said Christian, who ran his record to 10-6-4 while earning his third shutout of the season. "Everyone says it's just another game, but the mentality is so much different, so much more intense. It's better hockey."
In theory, anyway.
The win was choppy at times – Canon-Mac thumped Butler, 8-0, on Feb. 25, yet allowed this one to remain close – but it nonetheless vaults the Big Macs (12-6-4) into the Class AAA quarterfinals Wednesday.
Seventh-seeded Canon-Mac's opponent will be determined after two more first-round games tonight.
"Ugly win, but a win's a win," said Anthony Tonkovich's brother, Austin, who opened the scoring 16 seconds into the game by burying a feed from Anthony in the high slot. "Gotta forget this one and move on to the next one."
Rothbauer wound up making 45 saves, a number representative of Canon-McMillan's dominance when it came to puck possession.
Then again, that was the plan, according to Butler coach Michael Guentner.
"We knew we were mismatched," Guentner said. "I think the biggest thing coming into this game was having the realization that we might be out-skilled, and we might be short bodies. We wanted to have a game plan where we accept the fact that we lost the shot battle but limit the quality of those shots."
Guentner had his team ignore battles in the corners early on and stay packed around Rothbauer. The strategy worked for a while, though James Oddi gave the Big Macs a 2-0 edge 59 seconds into the second period with a goal scored around the crease.
After Rothbauer stopped the initial attempt with his pad, Oddi's second whack at the puck from the left of the crease snuck in.
Christian made that stand up with a pad save to thwart Troy Double's breakaway and a glove save to rob Tanner Gilliland, both in the second period.
"Definitely felt like I did more this game," Christian said, comparing Monday's win to the 8-0 route. "Maybe not more shots, but I felt like I had more work."
Colman Slain got the Big Macs' final goal when he scored on the power play at 10:16 of the third period, the team's only chance of the game with a man advantage.
Canon-McMillan killed two penalties early, then three in the final 2:58, including a six-on-three advantage for Butler that covered the final 52 seconds.
"Penalty kill is always a big factor," Anthony Tonkovich said. "You want to minimize opportunities for them to score every shift."
Of course, in this one, a big part of that was also the play of Ryan Christian.
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I am the sole family caregiver for my 94-year old mother who has lived with Alzheimer's disease for over five years. At this point, her disease is mid-stage and is characterized by memory loss, confusion, high anxiety repetitive statements and questioning, and declining verbal skills. At times, she does not recognize me. She is no longer unable to perform activities of daily living such as dressing herself, bathing, preparing meals, and doing housework. She requires 24-hour care which I pay for.
How do I start!!! First I lost my Mother just before her 61st year to this devastating disease just after my 16th Birthday. I am one of five siblings and there is only I and one who will turn 70 this September.
Lester E. Potts, Jr., my father, was an oak of a man. A rural Alabama saw miller, Dad embodied hard work, dependability, humility and and capable leadership.
At age 72 Dad was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, and had a rapid downhill course. He became depressed and withdrawn, losing his pride in being a very capable man.


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Paint-your-own pottery: a fun indoor activity
Long ago, pottery was made mostly for functional purposes, but today many people choose to make or paint pottery for gifts or keepsakes for themselves because they enjoy having something they created to call their own.
As a result, several paint-your-own pottery studios have popped up in the area over the past few years. And, with autumn and winter right around the corner, people looking for a fun indoor activity may want to think about unleashing their creative side and painting a piece of pottery at one of three shops in the South Hills.
Locally, there's Fired Up in McMurray, That Pottery Place in South Park and Bisque 'N Brew, a South Hills-based business that brings the ceramics and supplies to people for parties.
Fired Up, located on Washington Road in Peters Township, has been open for about a dozen years but Debra Bracco of Upper St. Clair has owned it for the past one.
With a background in graphic design, Bracco said she wanted to own something that allowed her to feed her creative need. According to Bracco, Fired Up has become a "destination spot" for those interested in painting their own pottery.
"When people walk through the door, they're happy," she said.
Her clients, which are mainly kids accompanied by their parents or friends, can choose from nearly 140 colors and 400 items to paint.
"Our stock lends itself to children," Bracco said of the pieces she carries, which include licensed items from Hello Kitty to Thomas the Train.
"I can't even fathom to tell you what has been made here," Bracco said. "When I look in the kiln at what has been fired, I am always amazed.
"You can take a plate and turn it into anything," Bracco explained.
Fired Up has regular nights in which women can get together with friends, bring their own food and drink and paint a piece of pottery. The business also has a party area for children with birthday packages available.
Fired Up also has dedicated nights in which the business donates a portion of its sales to charities relating to events such as National Celiac Disease Day and National Diabetes Day. Additionally, Fired Up is involved in the Adopt-a-dog program. For example, patrons can choose a ceramic dog from the cage in the front window and paint it. Five dollars from the sale goes to the Washington Area Humane Society. The person painting the dog also receives an adoption certificate and can name their dog.
To celebrate one year of ownership, Fired Up will be having a special birthday party/grand re-opening starting at 11 a.m. Sept. 28. There will be giveaways and chances to win prizes like an iPod. Additionally, each painter will receive a free bisquie, a small ceramic item, to paint.
That Pottery Place is located in the South Park Shops along Route 88 and is owned by Kim Shaeffer. The Peters Township resident runs the business with her brother, Jim Peelor. In addition to the paint-your-own pottery, That Pottery Place offers classes on how to use a pottery wheel. In August, That Pottery Place began offering classes on how to make items like bowls, plates and candleholders with fused glass.
"There's no other place to make a (fused) glass bowl in the South Hills," Schaeffer said. She added people can just walk in and say, "I want to do glass," and they can begin the process.
Everything made at That Pottery Place is glazed and fired. Hence, the ceramics and fused-glass pieces are food, dishwasher and microwave safe. "I've always been crafty," said Schaeffer. "I worked at another paint-your-own pottery place a few years ago and I liked it so much I decided I can do this on my own."
Schaeffer's customers range from children to new moms who want to put their baby's footprints on a plate to ladies who have their bachelorette parties at the studio.
"It's truly ageless," she said of making ceramics.
That Pottery Place offers nearly 100 colors of paint as well as a wide variety of figurines and other pieces like plates and bowls. With three kilns in the back room, Shaeffer fires everything in-house, including the fused-glass pieces.
While younger kids usually want to make some type of figurine that Schaeffer calls "collectibles", their parents encourage them to make something like a mug or bowl. "Adults usually make something much more functional," Schaeffer laughed. Couples like coming in to make something on the pottery wheel. "The ninth anniversary gift is pottery," Schaeffer noted.
The majority of people coming in to That Pottery Place make items for themselves. The one exception is the holiday season when customers come in to make Christmas items or gifts like large platters or chip and dip trays for family and friends. "At holiday time, about 90 percent of people that come here are making gifts for someone," Schaeffer said.
That Pottery Place offers birthday party packages. In addition, the party room can be reserved for other functions or gatherings.
Bisque 'N Brew offers a different twist on the paint-your-own pottery studio, in that the business is not in one set location. Owner Sara Hauck comes to any South Hills-area location; homes, schools, community centers, anywhere people want to paint their own pottery. She brings all the materials including the pottery, paint and brushes.
When the pieces are done, Hauck will glaze and fire them at the customer's request. For a faster turnaround, Hauck said people can choose to do their pieces in just acrylics. These don't need to be glazed and fired. As a result, clients can have them that same day.
Hauck also offers the opportunity for people to work in clay so they can actually sculpt a piece before it's painted.
"Every single kid can paint," Hauck said about area children who have their birthday parties with the help of Bisque 'N Brew. She added that painting a piece can also be a "good addition to a sleepover" or something that Girl Scouts can do together. Hauck recommends that kids be preschool age or over to participate.
In addition to after-school programs at area elementary schools and other children's programs, Hauck also travels to senior centers and churches to help people paint.
Hauck has done several bachelorette parties as well. For those, Hauck said she sets everything up, gets the ladies going on their projects and then leaves. The next day, she returns to pick up items to be fired.
For more details, visit the following websites:
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ELKINS, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia State Police say a standoff is over after troopers shot and killed a shooting suspect near Elkins.
Police arrived at the home Tuesday after a shooting victim was able to call 911. The victim was taken to the hospital, and a standoff ensued between police and the shooter, who remained inside the home.
Sgt. Michael Baylous says the suspect eventually came out of the house with a weapon. He says the suspect posed a threat, and he was shot and killed.
Further details, including the shooting victims' names, were not immediately released.
The nearby Coalton Elementary School was locked down as a precaution after the first shooting. School officials say children were never in danger. They were allowed to go home before the standoff ended.
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On March 13, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Rajiv Shah will participate in a panel discussion highlighting Women and Girls Lead Global, a public-private partnership between USAID, CARE, the Ford Foundation and the Independent Television Service (ITVS). The discussion will take place at Meridian's White-Meyer House in Washington, D.C.
Today the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Demographic and Health Surveys Program released Women's Lives and Challenges: Equality and Empowerment since 2000, a report that assesses gains in women's status and gender equality worldwide.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and US-ASEAN Business Council signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) today to create the US-ASEAN Business Alliance for Competitive Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs). The MOU was signed by USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah, Council President Alexander Feldman, and Procter & Gamble Vice President Carolyn Brehm as the representative of the Council's ASEAN committee.
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Rajiv Shah will give opening remarks and sign an MOU with the US-ASEAN Business Council to launch of the US-ASEAN Business Alliance for Competitive Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs).
Today, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), in partnership with World Vision and the Australian government, launched the second round of All Children Reading: A Grand Challenge for Development (ACR GCD). This international grant competition will make available a total of $2.7 million for innovations and programs that leverage the transformative power of technology to leapfrog existing infrastructure challenges and empower children to read.
Today, USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah completed a two-day visit to Kathmandu, during which he announced approximately $100 million in support of the people of Nepal subject to the availability of funding. Dr. Shah met with Prime Minister Sushil Koirala and other key political leaders and spoke at the closing session of the Nepal Economic Summit, where he stressed the private sector's role in accelerating Nepal's economic growth. Dr. Shah also visited sites that highlight USAID's commitment to using innovation, science, technology, and partnerships—with the Nepali government, civil society, and the private sector—to deepen development impact.
On February 24, The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Office of Conflict Management and Mitigation (CMM), in partnership with the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, will host an expert panel discussion on water, conflict, and peacebuilding to mark the release of USAID's Water & Conflict Toolkit.
Global Forest Watch unites more than 40 government, business and civil society partners to curb forest destruction by putting free and transparent information in the hands of people who care most about forests.
The United States Agency for International Development's Office of American Schools and Hospitals Abroad (ASHA) intends to award 40 grants to U.S. organizations during the second quarter of fiscal year 2014, totaling just over $20 million. Individual grants range from approximately $120,000 to $1,800,000 and support organizations that embody ASHA's legislative mandate to promote civil society, foster exchange, mutual understanding and cultivate deeper relationships with the United States.
This week, U.S. Agency for International Development Assistant Administrator Eric Postel will represent USAID at the London Conference on Illegal Wildlife Trade, which brings together more than 35 heads of state, foreign ministers, and other high-level government officials to bring global attention to the crisis of wildlife trafficking and discuss solutions for combating this pernicious illegal trade.
Yesterday, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) awarded the Support Which Implements Fast Transitions IV (SWIFT) indefinite quantity contract. SWIFT is a five-year agreement with a potential of up to $2.5 billion. The contract will help advance peace and democracy in countries that are in transition. This is the fourth iteration of the SWIFT contract.
Jason Fraser was sworn in today as the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) mission director to Angola. Fraser assumes leadership over a portfolio of programs that support democracy and governance, the electoral process, economic growth, and the President's Malaria Initiative.
Today, at the high-level launch of the United Nations' Sahel Humanitarian Response Plan in Rome, Italy, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Assistant Administrator for Democracy, Conflict, and Humanitarian Assistance Nancy Lindborg announced USAID's RISE (Resilience in the Sahel-Enhanced) Initiative.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and GE, in conjunction with Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB), today announced a new partnership that will make up to $10 million in local financing available to small and medium enterprises for the development of private health facilities, including small clinics, diagnostic centers, and hospitals in Kenya.
On Monday, January 27th, USAID will launch its new framework for integrated environment and development programs, entitled "Nature, Wealth, and Power 2.0: Leveraging Natural and Social Capital for Resilient Development".
On the margins of the World Economic Forum at Davos, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and DuPont formally announced a joint agreement to deepen efforts to reduce global hunger and poverty by enabling smallholder farmers access to proven, safe, and transformative agricultural innovations.
On the heels of a two-day visit to the Central African Republic (CAR), U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Assistant Administrator for Democracy, Conflict, and Humanitarian Assistance Nancy Lindborg announced today in Brussels that the United States is providing nearly $30 million in additional U.S. humanitarian assistance to address urgent needs resulting from the crisis in CAR, for a total commitment of nearly $45 million in humanitarian assistance since increased hositilities in December.
Since its independence, South Sudan has made modest but important steps on the path to development. But today, fighting between government and rebel forces puts that progress at risk, wreaking havoc on a people who have faced more than their share of suffering and denial. Recent violence in South Sudan has left thousands dead and has driven nearly half a million people from their homes.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA), and the African Cotton & Textile Industries Federation (ACTIF) have entered into a memorandum of understanding to expand trade and investment linkages between the United States and sub-Saharan Africa in the cotton textile and apparel sectors.
Today, Donald "Larry" Sampler Jr., was sworn in as Assistant to the Administrator in the Office of Afghanistan and Pakistan Affairs. In this role, Sampler will oversee the two countries with the largest USAID budgets in a region critical to U.S. national security. USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah administered the oath.
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Outlook.com left preview just a few weeks ago as the world's fastest growing email service. Millions of customers continue to join Outlook.com daily. We have been humbled by some fantastic reviews and today, we wanted to share more about two features that are customer favorites: the ability to share just about anything in a single message using SkyDrive and the ability to keep your address book automatically updated with info from Facebook, Twitter, and Linkedin. We think these features give you a better experience and embody the way modern email should be designed to meet the needs of modern people.
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Ten years ago, your email address book was the best digital repository for contact information about your friends and family. If you were industrious, you'd add phone numbers, addresses, and other info to accompany a friend's name and email address. And if you remembered to do it, you might have even updated every phone number and address each time one of your friends moved, got married, or landed a new job. But in reality, we all know how this worked out – a lot of that information about friends and family became outdated.
Fast forward to today and address books are no longer the only place that you get info about people you care about. Social networks are increasingly the place to see the latest info about your friends. For example, the best source of info about your friends' occupations and employers is probably LinkedIn. Facebook likely has the largest number and best photos of your friends. And the latest updates from some friends and co-workers might be published on Twitter. It makes you ask, "why can't we just have one universal address book with the very latest and most up-to-date info?"
This is exactly what we aim to deliver in Outlook.com. We want to be sure your address book has the latest and best info from your friends and family. We did this by breaking down the walled gardens and connecting your email to the most popular social networks (Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn) to ensure all of that contextual info flows into Outlook.com. Because ultimately, adding this context gives you an even better communications experience. As you can imagine, this isn't a standard "connect" implementation with our partners. Instead, this connection requires a deep partnership with each of these services to ensure we can pass billions of updates between our networks daily while giving you a modern, high-quality experience.
So how is it working out so far? Millions of people have connected Outlook.com to Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. When Outlook.com is connected to these services, not only is your address book kept up-to-date, but that address book data is used to make your email experience better. Outlook.com shows real profile photos at the top of their messages. Practically speaking, that means a message like the one above is simply more personal when Amy's real picture is shown. In fact, since launching, Outlook.com has shown over three billion additional real photos like the one shown above. Similarly, because Outlook.com shows social updates in place of commercial ads in personal messages, we're providing social context to your conversations and showing 60% fewer ads in your email.
Solving the attachment problem by making email work the way you want
Ten years ago, one of the key problems with email was total storage space for all your messages. So it goes without saying that Outlook.com comes with virtually unlimited inbox storage. But today, the worry is often about attachment limits – your limits as well as those of the people you are sending email to. And this problem has only become bigger with the exploding capacity and affordability of digital cameras. To help solve this problem, we gave SkyDrive to every person who uses Outlook.com, including 7 GB of free cloud storage built right in. We also built SkyDrive right into your email. So now, you can send just about anything in a single message by using SkyDrive and you can stop worrying about attachment limits – your limits as well as those of the people you're emailing.
Knowing that over half a billion messages monthly contain attachments, we wanted the process of attaching photos and files to feel like a natural extension of the things you're already doing. So we didn't ask you to figure out how to use SkyDrive with your inbox. Instead, we integrated "Attach with SkyDrive" directly into the familiar experience of attaching files to an email. This makes it very easy for you to use SkyDrive to send hundreds of files and/or large files via SkyDrive instead of using traditional attachments.
So how is it working out so far? Almost half of the people using Outlook.com are already using SkyDrive – letting them much more easily share tons of photos, Office docs, videos, and other large files. And we're sure this will only continue to increase as people keep capturing and sharing even more memories.
Tell us what you think
With Outlook.com newly out of preview, we're just getting started. Many thanks for the support so far. We've already heard a great deal of feedback and will of course have more news to share soon. We'd love to keep hearing from you on new ideas for how we can continue to push forward.
–David Law, Director of Product Management, Outlook.com