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In the final of the summer series (can't believe the summer is over already!) we take a look at not just the deadly sin of sloth but the comparison between the slow hairy creatures and humans. Or is that the comparison between the slow hairy creatures and sloths?! Plus there is a relaxing session to… READ MORE
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February 12, 2014
Yesterday I had a long leisurely lunch with my longtime friend and family consigliere Toby Goodman. Leisurely except that your humble analyst was allowing a few phone calls to interrupt our precious time.
"We were having lunch in this very restaurant [Piccolo Mondo in Arlington, his favorite haunt] in 1993. You remember what we were talking about?" he queried. I had to admit I didn't, I wasn't surprised Toby did, because he remembers everything. That's why he's my consigliere.
"I don't either, but I do remember that it was the first time I sat with someone who made a phone call during lunch. You brought in this big brick of a phone with a long antenna. I'd never seen such a device." It's not the Toby doesn't get out – he was in fact a Texas state representative and chairman of a few important committees. But these phones were pretty brand-new and cutting-edge back then. Twenty years ago today (small, subtle hat tip to Paul McCartney and the 50th year anniversary of the British Invasion).
The first iPhone was introduced on June 29, 2007. Yesterday I was talking on the fifth version in less than seven years. Things are changing rather quickly. Sometimes we get all gloom and doom about the world but fail to realize how fast things are actually improving.
"Today," Matt Ridley writes in his book The Rational Optimist, "of Americans officially designated as 'poor,' 99 per cent have electricity, running water, flush toilets, and a refrigerator; 95 per cent have a television, 88 per cent a telephone, 71 per cent a car and 70 percent air conditioning. Cornelius Vanderbilt had none of these."
Today I offer you something fun and refreshing and optimistic for your Outside the Box, and I encourage you to pass it on to friends and especially to your kids. Morgan Housel over at the Motley Fool has written a great piece called "50 Reasons We're Living Through the Greatest Period in World History."
Compare health-care improvements with the stuff that gets talked about in the news – NBC anchor Andrea Mitchell interrupted a Congresswoman last week to announce Justin Bieber's arrest – and you can understand why Americans aren't optimistic about the country's direction. We ignore the really important news because it happens slowly, but we obsess over trivial news because it happens all day long.
(There is a link early in this piece to another article Morgan wrote in the same vein.)
It's not that there aren't problems aplenty, massive inequalities, atrocities everywhere, puerile media coverage, and enough incompetence and ignorance in Washington DC and governments in general to thoroughly depress you – when you think about it. But sometimes it helps to remember that things really are getting better. In 2034, no one will want to go back to the good old days of 2014. Trust me.
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To begin its Miami residency this month at downtown's Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, the renowned Cleveland Orchestra will take its listeners on an unusual journey through three very different sonic landscapes: late 19th-century Europe at its most cultured, a vibrantly imagined northern Spain where an American composer hopes one day to find the ghosts of his Basque rancher forebears, and the bleakness of Stalinist Russia in the late 1930s. Though Fire and Ice is curious in its chronology, Bruce Coppock, who since July has been the managing director of The Cleveland Orchestra's Miami residency, hopes the juxtaposition will shed light on all three pieces.
Johannes Brahms's Piano Concerto No. 2 will be the first and largest piece of the January concerts performed at the acoustical gem that is the Knight Concert Hall. One of the composer's most popular works, it is a concerto on an epic scale, in four large movements, and resplendent with memorable melody—including its famous opening horn call and the passionate cello solo that dominates the third movement. It is also monstrously hard to play. "Maybe the Brahms Piano Concerto No. 2 is the most difficult concerto for the instrument, not only instrumentally, but also musically," says Yefim Bronfman, the Russian-born pianist who will be the soloist for the two performances. "I think it's sort of a pinnacle of the repertory. I still find it very challenging."
Brahms, who was the soloist at the Budapest premiere in 1881, was by every contemporary assessment—and the evidence of his own music—a wonderful pianist. Bronfman, 53, is himself a spectacular player, celebrated for his performances of the concerti of Brahms, Bartók, and Rachmaninov, among others.
"You want to give it a 3-D kind of experience," Bronfman says. "There's just so much more to the music than one hears in a lot of performances. It's not only important to hear the notes played, it's also important to hear the grandeur and the lyricism, the passionate and tender moments, of the piece."
Also on the program is Wanderlust, a three-part tone poem completed in 2009 by Sean Shepherd, a Reno, Nevada, native who is the orchestra's Daniel R. Lewis Young Composer Fellow. Shepherd, 32, says the first section, "Prevailing Winds," evokes his home region but wasn't written specifically to describe a "windy Nevada desert" as much as it was a state of mind. "I [was] thinking of a kind of metaphor for the pileup of memories that are somewhere between vague and very distinct," Shepherd says. The second section, "Seagulls on High," is a postcard from the southeast English town of Aldeburgh, where Shepherd wrote the first version of the work as part of a compositional seminar. As it happens, Aldeburgh was the home of one of Shepherd's idols, Benjamin Britten, and the movement conjures some of Britten's own music, as well as the flavor of East Anglia. "It was probably a little more deliberate, just because I was there," Shepherd says of referencing Britten. The last section, "Bilbao," refers to the city in the Basque region of Spain that is home to Frank Gehry's remarkable Guggenheim Museum, and the place where Shepherd's greatgrandparents lived before coming to the American West. Wanderlust's musical language is the most advanced on the program. Amid the echoes of Britten and Debussy, it goes its own gently dissonant way, rich with attractive colors and a very skillful use of a large symphony orchestra's resources.
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Perhaps chief among the three works is the final one, the Sixth Symphony of Dmitri Shostakovich, a piece only now coming into its own as a repertory jewel, having been overshadowed for decades by the composer's betterknown works. "Shostakovich symphonies are always huge emotional voyages," says Coppock, noting that the orchestra's music director, the Austrian conductor Franz Welser-Möst, "believes fervently in this piece." The Sixth premiered in Leningrad in 1939 to very good reviews, but over time it came in for harsher criticism, particularly for its unusual three-movement form. It begins with a dark, anguished slow movement succeeded by a short, lighthearted scherzo and a joyous, bustling finale that Shostakovich himself thought was one of his most successful closing achievements. The rubric Fire and Ice "does capture something about the contrast between the desolation of the first movement and the over-the-top, bacchanalian exuberance of the end," Coppock says.
According to Michael Mishra, author of A Shostakovich Companion and a professor at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, the Sixth was considered by some observers to be a four-movement symphony that was missing something. "But I think the stock of the Sixth Symphony has actually risen, and people are now prepared to look at it and see it for the wonderful piece it is," Mishra says.
Though the Brahms-Shepherd-Shostakovich order of the program is unusual, Coppock's intent is to shed light on the "unknown masterpiece" that is the Sixth Symphony. "People will sit through this concert feeling much more comfortable about the first half than they are about the second, with a new piece and a Shostakovich symphony they don't know," he says. "But by the time they get to the end of the concert, they will have their heads turned around."
The Cleveland Orchestra will perform January 27–28 at 8 PM in the Knight Concert Hall at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, 1300 Biscayne Blvd., Miami. For tickets, call 305-949-6722
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Following Lindsay Lohan's car accident last summer, the starlet's now ex-assistant, Gavin, reportedly told the police his boss was driving. Unfortunately for Lindsay, she told the police the exact opposite, and that exchange is the reason why she's currently staring down lying to police and probation violation charges. Since the initial encounter, Gavin has made it very clear he doesn't want to be involved in the investigation, but unfortunately for him, he no longer has a choice.
According to TMZ, the Los Angeles City Attorney was able to secure a subpoena earlier this month, and it was recently presented to Gavin. That means he'll be forced to testify at Lindsay's upcoming trial, and since he reportedly told police immediately after the wreck that he was not driving, he'll either need to confirm that original stance or accuse police officers of lying. You wouldn't imagine he'd be keen to do the latter; so, more than likely, he'll testify against his former boss.
Some people around Linday have recommended she talk to the prosecution about a plea agreement that will prevent further problems, but sources close to the situation have said she has no interest in doing that and will more than likely fight it out in court. Obviously, she and Gavin are the only two people who know for sure who was behind the wheel that day. For Lindsay's sake, I hope the jury buys her story because, if not, she could wind up spending some real time behind bars.
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Welcome back to the visual feast that was Anna and James' wedding reception!
Anna and James wanted to serve only the best in food and wine and utilised produce from Mudbrick Vineyard's vegetable garden. They served award winning Mudbrick Vineyard wine, including their Rose and Chardonnay. They also included from Anna's family vineyard in honor of Anna's late brother Kiet who planted the grapes as a boy.
Anna hand wrote the place cards.
The Mudbrick Vineyard dining room and restaurant has been described as "one of the most romantic places on earth". The main dining room offers spectacular sea views and overlooks Waiheke's rolling vineyards and Auckland's Hauraki Gulf. The room features french doors which open up to reveal the night sky. Anna and James only added a few white lilies, candlelight and white chairs as decoration.
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ok i did a crazy thing i went on a small shopping spree to a neighboring town with some quilting friends on my list to purchase was batting as i have 3baby quilts to get out in the next few months. i was in joanns with my coupons shopping away and batting was 50 percent off i grabbed 3 of the size i wanted and picked up some fabric for a breast cancer quilt and a new pair of scissors and used my coupons and headed home. i picked up baby quilt # 1
today from the longarmer and she said did you know you bought fusible batting ?? i told her i hadnt noticed and i was kinda embarrassed to admit i wasnt sure what the difference would make in my quilts do i need to exchange it
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To Give or Not To Give? Equity, Efficiency and Altruistic Behavior in a Survey-Based Experiment
This paper presents the results of a survey-based experiment on the role of equity and efficiency for altruistic behavior. Using simple binary decisions for a representative pool of subjects, we find that both equity and efficiency are relevant for the decision to give. However, contrary to the findings in several laboratory experiments, our results indicate that equity plays a major role for altruistic behavior. Differences in relative payoffs have a significant effect on the decision to give. When giving is not costly, more than half of the subjects prefer equal payoffs to a socially efficient but unequal allocation. When giving is Pareto-improving, half the subjects choose to sacrifice a higher pay- off in order to avoid payoff inequality. We also find that preferences, as revealed by experimental choices, are largely consistent with reported pro-social activities, while only weakly related to self-reported well-being.
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New Explosions in the Sky Song
Sounds like an explosion in the sky song...
a really short song but it was ok
sounds like an explosions in the sky song...
Not in the mood to put in e-mail address for it.
like song an sky explosions the sounds in
That's like in Beavis and Butthead Do America when Robert Stack's character tells his partner not to end a sentence with a preposition.
Sounds like they're trying really hard to escape ...Cold Dead Place.
ohhhh shiiiiiiiiiiiiiit
Not bad.
It's not Jordan Knight but it will do.
not impressed
band are overrated as hell anyway
Earth is not a cold dead place is brilliant
but you can only recreate a formula so many times...
You mean once?
Eh, the song is fun. I find it enjoyable, if less than pants-shittingly unforgettable.
I like it too, and I'll probably download the album, but it'll probably be too in between Cold Dead
Place and not-Cold Dead Place.
meh...not really digging it and i've loved just about everything else they've done...
ulkj hasfgioaewrh why wont these assholes just play Sasquatch 2011?
Seems the same case when Sigur Ros released their last album and featured 'Gobbledigook'. Kinda short, faster pace. Only this one isn't catchy.
Seems like EITS, but kinda misses the "GENIUS!!!11" it had in the previous records. Not a bad track, but pretty below their average stuff imho
I listened to So Long, Lonesome, in the car as I was driving home late tonight. I live in the middle of nowhere, kind of... So, it's dark and I was alone on the roads for awhile. I turned my lights on low, drove with it on full blast with the windows down as it was snowing... Sort of unreal.
I also know how to play Your Hand in Mine on the piano... I'm kinda an EITS fan.
But, I'm not sure if this album will feel like too much of the same for me. We'll have to see.
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I quite enjoyed that. It was just new enough for me. I liked the faster pace.
I liked All Of A Sudden more than Cold Dead Place, but this still rules.
Direct stream.
Liking this style more than their older albums.
I bet it sounds like the same damn thing as always
Pretty boring.
Not a fan of the vocals but the rest of the song is good. The style is familiar but the pace is nothing like before.
Ha, I love how the vinyl box can be turned into a house. That alone is worth the purchase.
Song's alright.
just when you thought this band couldn't get any more derivative
"Not a fan of the vocals but the rest of the song is good. The style is familiar but the pace is nothing like before."
I'm confused by this comment.
Also thought it was boring.
I didn't think it was boring... It just sounded like a more refined version of EITS, which is nice.
But, again, I am a fan of these guys, I couldn't really dislike them unless an album was an exact and utter repeat of a previous effort.
not a bad song .
Nice song.
pretty average
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In a market completely crowded with singing competition shows--so much so that even "American Idol" doesn't bring in viewers like it used to, and not even Kelly Clarkson can get many people to tune in for "Duets"--"The Glee Project" is one of the few shows that actually stands out. Last year, when it made its debut on the Oxygen Network (and eventually spawned "Glee" regulars Samuel Larsen, Damian McGinty, Lindsay Pearce, and Alex Newell), I was utterly impressed by how much the series moved the talent-show genre forward. From the slick and classy way it was filmed, to the fascinating mentoring sessions in the recording studio, to especially the compulsively watchable weekly music videos featuring the gifted cast, everything about "The Glee Project" truly signified the future of musical reality shows. The producers of "Idol," "The X Factor," "The Voice," et al should take notes.
I've barely watched the actual "Glee" in recent months, but the real-life gleeks on "The Glee Project" have always made for great television. And this week, the show returns for its much-anticipated second season, featuring a whole new crop of aspiring Kurts, Rachels, Pucks, Finns, and Quinns. The premiere airs Tuesday, but the first music video from Season 2, a remake of Lady Gaga's "Edge Of Glory," is out now to serve as an online introduction to the new cast. It seems like "Glee" creator Ryan Murphy is seriously scouting for Cory Monteith and Mark Salling replacements, since he's frontloaded the video with hunky young boys. But there's a good mix here of all sorts of talented types, including contestants who are blind (Mario) and transgender (Tyler), and also a wheelchair user, Ali, who unlike "Glee" character Artie actually utilizes a wheelchair in real life. (She's also gorgeous.)
And if you look closely, you may recognize Dani Shay from last year's season of "America's Got Talent." She was the androgynous Bieber lookalike who wowed with her wryly humorous revamp of the Biebs' "Baby," but caught flak from the "AGT" judges when she dared to play one of her original tunes or cover an "obscure" David Gray song. Somehow I have a hunch that she'll be more accepted on "The Glee Project" than she ever was on "AGT."
"The Glee Project 2" premieres Tuesday, June 5, on Oxygen.
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The Ss-Aaea Quizbowl: Success In And Out Of The Classroom A Three Year Study
A three year study of the Quizbowl participants and advisers reveals perceptions on how beneficial preparation for and participation in the SS-AAEA Quizbowl are in successfully completing related course work in eight areas of economics at their universities and how funding impacts performance. Additionally responses indicate overall satisfaction with Quizbowl event.
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What to do when someone is using a personal account name to spam people?
This has happened a few times to me.
I think I am opening an email from a good friend. The address appears to be the same. But when I open it, it is usually for some ridiculous product. The address is often the same email address as a good friend…but it is a bogus email trying to sell me something. Sometimes it is just "gibberish". Once, I got one from a nephew (who is only ten) and it read: "I drove by your house…. " and then some random phrases that made no sense. My nephew a) can't drive and b) lives on the other side of the world and I doubt that his mother would have let him go unaccompanied down the block, much less on a plane across the pond.
How does this happen? How can someone use your name and generate bogus emails from your own account? Is there any way to stop this? (I would like to know to safeguard my own email account from this sort of thing.)
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Grantham Music Club bring their 2013/14 season to a close with a concert by the Dussek Duo.
The duo - Douglas Hollick on pianoforte and Eleanor Turner on harp - are performing at Priory Ruskin Academy, Rushcliffe Road on Wednesday.
They play music from the late 18th century and early 19th century on period instruments - an 1809 grand pianoforte by John Broadwood, London, and an 1820 harp by Erard Frères, Paris.
Douglas has an international reputation as a performer on early keyboard instruments, and as a teacher and scholar, whilst Eleanor is now regarded as one of the leading harpists of her generation. Also a busy teacher, she has played widely in the UK and abroad.
The programme will include duos by Dussek, Pleyel, Boïeldieu and Bochsa, and solo works for both piano and harp.
A number of Dussek's duos were written for his wife Corri, a noted London harpist. The Boïeldieu duo was dedicated to Muzio Clementi and is dated 1802, a year Clementi was in Paris and probably played this work.
Also in Paris that year was Mme de Genlis, who in 1819 ordered the Erard harp being used in this concert.
Douglas and Eleanor will introduce both music and instruments during the course of the evening.
The concert starts at 7.30pm and tickets are available on the door at £12 (£10 concessions), with students free. You can also purchase tickets from the Guildhall Arts Centre box office on 01476 406158, or online at www.guildhallartscentre.com


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OCEANSIDE —— The Oceanside Unified School District is now facing the next round of required school inspections to ensure that some of the its lowest-performing schools are up to par when it comes to textbooks, qualified teachers, and facilities, an official said Monday.
The new requirements stem from the Williams v. State of California lawsuit, which was filed by education and civil rights organizations in 2000 on behalf of poor students statewide who did not have access to textbooks, whose schools fell into disrepair, and who were being taught by teachers without all of their teaching credentials.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzeneggar settled the lawsuit in late 2004 with the introduction of new state state laws that force school districts to open their campuses to regular inspections by county Office of Education officials and outside consultants.
To be in compliance, district schools must have enough textbooks for all of its students, adequate facilities across the district, and qualified teachers in every classrooms.
While the law generally applies to all campuses, those with a history of low test scores face a higher level of scrutiny.
In Oceanside, Ditmar, Laurel, Libby, and Mission elementary schools fit that category.
The district is now gearing up for white-glove campus inspections by an outside consultant, hired at the state's expense, according to Associate Superintendent Robyn Phillips. The upcoming probes follow those conducted last month by county officials, she said.
While the district is still waiting to hear back from the county, district officials said they expect to get dinged by inspectors because some of the work that needs to be done at campuses falls under the district's long-term modernization plans to update its older schools.
Ditmar, Libby, and Mission campuses are scheduled for revitalizations within the next few years. And those campuses may see construction workers sooner than originally planned because of the new state law, Phillips said.
For example, as early as this summer, workers will hit the campuses to begin work on some of the aging restrooms, she said.
As for Laurel Elementary, it was completely refurbished over the last two years and meets all the facilities requirements of the Williams law, she said.
Meanwhile, the district has been preparing for the series of campus inspections since the beginning of 2005.
In February, the district scoured the four campuses to see what issues could come up in the county's inspection of schools.
In that same month, the district purchased additional textbooks, and managed to fix little problems with campuses from missing ceiling tiles in classrooms to faucets with little water pressure, Phillips said.
"We talked with principals and custodians to see what some of the issues were," she said. "Some of the things we saw we took care of right away."
As for classroom staffing, the district is already required by federal education law —— namely, the No Child Left Behind reform —— to put qualified teachers in classrooms. Most, if not all, district teachers have adequate credentials, according to a report last year on the district's teaching staff.
After this spring's inspections, all district schools will be inspected starting in the fall, she said.
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This organization spends lots of money on travel (business class), expensive hotels and events.
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Over 1.8 million nonprofits and charities for donors, volunteers and funders
Causes: AIDS, AIDS Research, Health, International, International Development
Mission: International aids vaccine initiative (iavi) is a global initiative dedicated to ensure the development of safe, effective, accessible, preventive hiv vaccines for use throughout the world.
Programs: Research and development - implementing a focused and nimble research and development program that catalyzes innovation and action by multiple stakeholders and helps drive the field. Iavi's r&d team designs and develops hiv vaccine candidates, and conducts vaccine trials and related epidemiological research, in partnership with more than 50 academic, biotechnology, pharmaceutical and governmental institutions. Iavi r&d prioritizes two primary approaches to preventing hiv infection: engaging the immune system to block infection, and training it to recognize and destroy cells already infected by hiv. Hiv vaccine candidates are put through a rigorous and lengthy process of clinical evaluation to establish their safety and efficacy. Iavi and its partners subscribe to the highest scientific and ethical standards for conducting trials of hiv vaccine candidates, one that emphasizes protecting the rights, well-being and dignity of trial volunteers. Iavi and its partners have so far developed and advanced 15 vaccine candidates into 27 early-stage human trials in 11 countries in asia, africa, europe and north america. Iavi and its partners have established a network of sophisticated laboratories and clinical research centers in asia, africa, europe and north america. Iavi also has launched research consortia to address the major scientific problems of hiv vaccine development and boost the number and quality of novel vaccine candidates evaluated in clinical trials. A major portion of the vaccine research that iavi supports is conducted in developing countries, where 95% of all new hiv infections occur. Iavi prioritizes building technical and scientific capacity in these countries.
advocacy, policy and communications - ensuring supportive national, regional and global political, economic and societal environments that drive the fastest possible development of an aids vaccine that will be effective for and accessible to the people most in need, as a critical element of a comprehensive response to end aids. Work with advocates, researchers, activists and representatives of the communities hardest hit by hiv/aids to raise awareness as well as strengthen local advocacy capacity and research preparedness.
This organization spends lots of money on travel (business class), expensive hotels and events.
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Colts will consider drafting a quarterback
And apparently he has Manning�s approval.
Indy�s vice chairman told radio listeners Monday night that he�s already spoken with Manning about the possibility of using a high draft pick on a quarterback though Polian isn�t discussing specific names yet.
�The bottom line is that if the right person is there, and it has to be the right person, then now is the time to make that choice,� Polian said on his weekly radio show. �Peyton and I have spoken about that, and he�s OK with that.�
Polian has declined interview requests from local reporters about the subject, which has become increasingly more important with each succeeding Colts� loss.
At 0-10, Indy is the NFL�s only winless team and now holds a two-game lead in the chase for the No. 1 pick. Most expect that choice to be used on Stanford�s Andrew Luck, who some scouts believe is the most complete college quarterback since the Colts took Manning with the No. 1 overall choice in 1998.
Manning hasn�t played or practiced since having neck surgery for a damaged nerve on Sept. 8, his third neck procedure in 19 months. Manning�s return is no guarantee. Earlier this month, Manning told reporters he was still waiting for the fusion to heal and the nerve to regenerate. The four-time league MVP signed a new five-year, $90 million deal in July, matching Tom Brady�s record average annual salary of $18 million.
Manning is due a $28 million bonus next year, though Indy can opt out of the deal after the season.
That has only fueled the speculation about Luck, whom Polian has refused to discuss because league rules prohibit team officials from talking about underclassmen before they declare for the draft. Luck is a junior.
And the Colts already have some insight into the Cardinal quarterback.
One of Polian�s sons, Brian, is Stanford�s assistant special teams coordinator. Manning�s father, Archie, and Luck�s father, Oliver, were teammates with the Houston Oilers in 1982 and 1983. Andrew Luck attended the Manning Passing Academy as both a camper and a counselor, and Archie Manning has acknowledged that the two second generation quarterbacks spoke earlier this year after Luck decided to return to school.
Polian has already attended one Stanford game this season, too, and is scheduled to get a second look this weekend.
�I�m around the country scouting this week, and I will ironically finish up at Stanford, but it has nothing to do with any choice we�ve made. That�s just how it worked out,� Polian said. �We won�t make it (a decision) until April.�
The Colts have a bye this week and won�t play again until Nov. 27 when Carolina visits Indy.
Team owner Jim Irsay and Bill Polian continue to say they believe Manning has several good years left in his right arm. Polian made his most definitive statement Sunday night, telling the Colts� flagship station after a 17-3 loss to Jacksonville that he expected Manning to play next season.
But, clearly, they�re pondering a post-Manning era.
Colts general manager Chris Polian, another of Bill Polian�s sons, brought in Andrew Dalton for a workout before the previous draft and if the Colts have a shot at Luck with the No. 1 pick, it would be tough not to make the choice.
With Manning, the Colts won a league-record 115 regular-season games from 2000 to 2009, tied the league record with nine straight playoff appearances, won two AFC titles and a Super Bowl crown.
Without him, they haven�t won a game and after four consecutive poor performances from backup Curtis Painter, many fans are wondering if the Colts should make another quarterback change when they return from the bye. Painter took over for the injured Kerry Collins in late September.
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When I first bought thornless blackberry bushes at Wolfskin Gardens, my father-in-law sat on the garden bench and laughed at me.
"You are trying to get rid of some of the blackberries on your property and then go out and buy more to plant?" Well, it made sense to me. These plants have no thorns, large fruits and are easy to grow in a sunny backyard.
My first half dozen plants were on a two wire trellis, grown that way because that is the way my father grew them when I was growing up. But this week I picked up a replacement plant for my trellis while I was at Cofer's and started reading more about blackberries when I got home.
A trellis of two wires (3-feet and 5-feet high) between fenceposts 20 feet apart is a good way to train blackberries, allowing sun and air in and making pruning and picking easy. However, it is not necessary for blackberries with erect canes to have that support. In fact, these can be planted in a row 3- to 4-feet apart without a trellis or with a trellis with one 5-foot-high wire. Now I am ready to pick up another eight plants and surrender a row of my vegetable garden to a lower maintenance, perennial, less thirsty fruit.
Blackberries are not fussy plants, but proper pruning is key. Blackberries do need to be pruned at least once a year. It will be the second summer before the plants bear any fruit, then the third year should be a real harvest.
For the first year, the canes tend to trail, then they become more upright. Once the plants mature, cut the older canes back to the ground in summer after they have fruited. Do a little more pruning and fertilize about now, as the leaves are emerging. There are pruning instructions with diagrams available online, in books, or from County Extension offices. This plant has a two year cycle - new canes that grow one summer will fruit the following summer.
Blackberries should get a minimum of a half day of sun, but will be happiest in full sun. They should be planted between November and March, so get them in the ground now or wait until the end of the year. You'll get a crop faster and have a better selection at local nurseries if you plant now, but roots have all winter to establish before a hot summer if blackberries are planted late in the year (plus if you are busy that gives you a reason to procrastinate - the penalty is another year without homegrown berries).
I grow thornless varieties developed at the University of Arkansas - Navaho, Arapaho and Apache. Watch it - Shawnee and Chickasaw have thorns. There is a blackberry from the Arkansas Agricultural Station that is even hardier and more disease resistant, with huge (the size of a quarter), flavorful berries over a long season called Kiowa. I hear it is well worth growing, and if it is pruned several times a summer it forms a dense plant with easy to pick berries on the outside. Still, it is very thorny and I will not pay money to bring more thorny blackberries onto this property.
My father-in-law would never have understood that.
Connie Cottingham is a landscape architect, registered in three Southern states, who lives and gardens in Athens. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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It's been quite a while since the last adventure based around the goings on at a Microfair, and this offering fills the gap quite nicely. It was written by Gareth Pitchford, programmed by The Spud, and this is a review of the 128K version...
Whilst waiting for the game to load you can gaze in awe at the game's central character (presumably) and a rather large green dragon who has his paws draped over a treasure chest. The game itself takes place at the marvellous Sir Clive Exhibition Hall and the occasion is a rather special one... It's the 100th Personal Computer Whirled Microfair' Only one small thing stops you enjoying the occasion, you've turned up without bringing your prized entrance ticket. The first three game locations will see that situation swiftly remedied, and you'll soon find yourself breezing past the hostile security guard who certainly wouldn't have let you in without one.
Inside the hail it's a veritable world of wonders. Feel free to wander around for a bit and take in the sights. Progress past the first 12 or so locations is made impossible by the presence of a locked door in one direction, a dragon in another and a rather peculiar crate with a door in it which resides near some of the main Microfair stalls. As usual, all the best stalls selling all the best goodies are concentrated in one small area. There's Delbert The Hamster's stall, a Zenobi look-alike counter stands nearby (complete with fearsome, money-grabbing, whip-brandishing Balrog), and then there's the rather splendid Your Sinclair Adventures stall, complete with a rather shady character with his suitcase packed, waiting to leave on a holiday. The sign above the stall reads: YS Adventures, Under New Management!
The early problems you encounter in Part One are, quite sensibly, simple to overcome. So it won't be too long before you're making steady progress. The only thing that had me reaching for the help-sheet, oh the shame of it, was that pesky dragon. The answer turned out to be simple, but I failed to make
the connection between certain objects and the location of the dragon. I'd certainly advise you to try to take as much notice of locations, their contents, objects, character's fixtures and furnishings as you possibly can.
Beyond the dragon and the locked door, the game starts to open out. The problems may not come thick and fast, but there's certainly plenty to think about. The game scores high for originality and is also, on the whole, friendly enough to allow you to make a few attempts at finding the right words to do certain things without having to be spot on with your inputs. Likewise there's a rather noticeable lack of sudden deaths. Fortunately there's not too many places where you meet a sticky end, and the ones that are there are generally very well sign-posted. You know if you make a boo-boo you'll be paying for it!
Anyway, back in the main hall things are buzzing along quite nicely. You can make a few purchases (and pinch the odd object too) and use these newly acquired items to gain access to other areas of the Microfair. The main problems to solve tend to be of the 'Get Objects X and Y', 'Manipulate X and Y to create Z' and 'Use Z' to overcome a problem that X and Y couldn't deal with on their own variety! There are several mini-adventures within the game and this has allowed the author to cram in some different and amusing sub-games to keep you on your toes. One of these gamettes consists of buying a disk, (from the Balrog) and using it on a computer to play The Crazy Caravan Caper adventure! Be warned that these sub-games offer the toughest challenges throughout the game. Once again I found myself reaching for the old help-sheet in order to complete the first mini-adventure. It wasn't particularly hard, it just had a rather severe time limit, so I just used the help-sheet to find the best and quickest way of doing things. Honest.
What would a Microfair be without its full compliment of performing fools and wacky characters? Well they're all here, from the annoying 'Goons' who wander round being, er, annoying, to the 'Steel Band' who don't need to wander around to be annoying! Later in the game you'll see that this is certainly no ordinary venue, for cutting its way though one part of the building is a river. This really needs to be crossed, and can indeed be overcome if you use a somewhat musical solution in a traditional way. (The most inventive method of crossing a river I've seen in a while.) The trick is to combine one third lateral thinking, one third object manipulation/examination and one third common sense. Those proportions, when properly mixed, usually result in a good game. Microfair Madness is no exception to that rule. There's more than enough to see and do on your travels, plenty of unusual objects to work out how (and where) to use, and a nice line in understated humour that bubbles around the surface of the game without getting in the way. Despite being a 128K two-parter, it's not especially huge on the surface. However, the little extra touches that have been worked into it, and the way you have to back-track every now and then, make it seem rather larger. The 48K version is, I'm assured, pretty much similar to this one, and is only missing some problems, text and locations.
A password is needed to access Part Two of the game (gained at the end of Part One) and it features more of the same type of thing found in the first bit, though things are definitely a shade tougher all round. Keep your eyes open for plenty more trade stalls, and characters with familiar sounding names.
I liked Delbert The Hamster's first release, Desmond And Gertrude, and Microfair Madness is an altogether better adventure, more polished, more inventive and it even manages to be funny when it tries to be. (A rare thing indeed!) it's a challenging game for the inexperienced adventurer, and should even give the hardened pros a bit of a run for their money.


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Two-thirds of the jobs within the film/television industry are generated via television platforms. Unlike the typical film school, the Department of Theatre, Film and Video Production (TFVP) is distinctive in that it doesn't merely focus on film, it explores a rigorous involvement with television production. The department's faculty are all working professionals who draw upon their expertise to provide valuable concepts and techniques in all their classes.
We offer a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Film/Television minor.


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|Carl D. Newman, A.A.E., Chief Executive Officer
Carl D. Newman is the Chief Executive Officer of the Jackson Municipal Airport Authority.
Mr. Newman joined the Airport Authority in January 2015, and is responsible for the day to day management of both Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport (JAN) and Hawkins Field (HKS). Mr. Newman earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Public Administration from the University of Arizona and a Masters of Aeronautical Science degree from Embry- Riddle Aeronautical University.
Prior to his position at JAN, Mr. Newman was the General Manager for the George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). His duties and responsibilities included the daily operations of Houston's largest airport, and the development and implementation of policies and procedures. In addition, Mr. Newman managed the preparation, implementation and monitoring of the budget and expenditures for IAH, among other duties. Prior to his position at IAH, Mr. Newman served as Assistant Aviation Director at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX). Mr. Newman brings more than 30 years of aviation experience to Jackson and has held various leadership positions including Deputy Aviation Director, Facilities Superintendent, and Airside Operations Manager.
Mr. Newman is a board member for the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), and is the immediate past Chair of the organization. He is also a Past Chair of the Operations, Planning and Safety Committee for AAAE and served as the Second Vice President of the Southwest Chapter of AAAE.
In 2016, Mr. Newman was appointed to the National Infrastructure Advisory Council by President Barack Obama and continues to serve in that capacity. In addition, he is the Chairman of the Greater Mississippi Foreign-Trade Zones, Inc., the Treasurer of the Mississippi Airports Association, on the Board of Directors of the Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership, and a commission member of the West Rankin Utility Authority and the East Metro Corridor Commission. He is also affiliated with the Mississippi Development Authority.
Mr. Newman served on the board for the Greater Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce and the Central Arizona Chapter of the National Forum for Black Public Administrators.
Mr. Newman currently resides in Jackson with his wife, Jeanette, and is the father of three daughters and one son.
Phone: 601.939.5631 , ext. 504
|Arnetrius Branson, M.B.A., Chief Financial Officer
Employed Since 2002, Mrs. Branson provides leadership and coordination in the planning, administration, accounting, and budgeting. Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer and serving as a key member of the organization's management team, she is responsible for all financial and fiscal management aspects. She is hailed among our State's noted accountants. Upon completion of her undergraduate degree from Alcorn State University, she successfully completed the Masters of Business Administration from Mississippi College.Her storied accounting and auditing accolades are noted with local government and non-profit organizations. Her 13-year tenured tract with the Jackson Municipal Airport Authority is recognized through her leadership as past Accounting and Finance Manager for more than 12 years. Her stint as Interim Chief Financial Officer is a personal feat and added value to the Jackson Municipal Airport Authority whereby she is credited for the 2005 bond refunding that translated into a $3.7M savings to the Jackson Municipal Airport Authority. Also in 2013, she was the recipient of the Mississippi Business Journal's Top 40 Under 40 Award for up-and-coming business leaders.
A proven and skilled leader, Branson is a recognized member of the American Association of Airport Executives and the American Payroll Association.
Phone: 601.939.5631, ext. 526
|Perry J. Miller, M.S., A.A.E., I.A.P., Chief Operating Officer
Perry is an airport executive who has distinguished himself by completing years of training to become an accredited member of the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), and the Global ACI-ICAO Airport Management Professional Accreditation Program (AMPAP). After graduation from Texas Southern University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Airway Science and Master of Science degree in Transportation Planning and Management, Perry spent the next 20+ years working with the Houston Airport System.
Perry has served in a myriad of airport arenas, including airport operations, maintenance, properties management and business development. In the intervening years since his undergraduate internship, Perry has served in the capacity of Airport Manager of Ellington Airport, (EFD) William P. Hobby, (HOU) Interim Airport Manager of George Bush Intercontinental, (IAH) and is a ranking member of the Houston Airport System Management Team. In his position as General Manager at HOU, he commands a team of hundreds that must anticipate and juggle the needs of passengers, pilots, flight attendants, visitors and personnel, associated with the domestic air carriers that operate from HOU. Perry also serves as an Adjunct Professor of the Aviation Science and Technology Department at his alma mater.
Perry J. Miller, M.S., A.A.E., I.A.P. is originally from Chicago, Illinois, but, has been in Houston long enough to genuinely address a group – using the Texas – y'all. He is a passionate student of all things airport related, who has spent his life building powerful leadership skills, while balancing strong family bonds with his wife Tanya and four sons: Shane, Nekoda, Jachin, and Jahleel.
Phone: 601.939.5631, ext. 505
|Darion Warren, Director of Capital Programming
Darion Warren began working for the Jackson Municipal Airport Authority in August 2016 as the Director of Capital Programming. Mr. Warren is responsible for overseeing and directing the planning, design, and construction of Capital Improvement Program projects that are in support of JMAA's Strategic Plan. He has over 18 years of government experience. During his career in Public Works, he has served as Infrastructure Manager for the City of Jackson and Hinds County, and Director of Public Works for the City of Brandon. While working in the Public Works field, Mr. Warren has assisted with and managed several Public Works capital improvement projects and routine maintenance tasks such as street and drainage improvements, water and sewer improvements, and compliance with state and federal regulations.
Additionally, Mr. Warren has training in several areas such as storm water management, FEMA National Incident Management Systems, asphalt maintenance, and drainage maintenance, to name a few. He also has a Class D Certified Water Operator certification and Certified Floodplain Manager certification. In 2010, he received an honorary mention in the Association of Watershed and Storm Water Professionals (AWSP) Magazine and was named Jackson Free Press Person of the Day in 2011. Mr. Warren is also a graduate of the Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership's Leadership Jackson Program class of 2011-2012, and a member of the American Association of Airport Executives and the American Public Works Association.
In 2005, Mr. Warren received a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree from Jackson State University. He also obtained a Geographical Information System Technology Option Certificate from Hinds Community College in 2007. He continued his studies at Belhaven University where he received a Master of Science in Management Degree in 2010. Mr. Warren is a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. and Free & Accepted Mason Prince Hall Affiliation. He is also member of Progressive M.B. Church where he serves as a Deacon. He was born and raised in Brandon, MS where he currently resides with his wife, ShaTerria.
Phone: 601.939.5631, ext. 536
|Jack Thomas, Director of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) & Community Development
Employed since 2008, Mr. Thomas is responsible for managing and overseeing the disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) and community development program. He is a graduate of Kansas State University and possesses over twenty-eight years of DBE and community development experience.
Phone: 601.939.5631, ext. 518
|Renee Antoine, Director of Human Resources & Administration
P. Renee' Antoine is a seasoned human resource executive with Fortune 100 brands, her 20 plus years of experience exemplify her strength in building and maintaining strong business relationships in an effort to better leverage human and intellectual capital in all change initiatives. Renee' has advised senior management teams on career development, succession planning, organization alignment, and acquisition integration. She has a wealth of experience in talent acquisition, employee relations, performance management, and compensation strategy.Most recently, Renee' was employed as the Human Resource Business Partner for George Bush International Airport (IAH). Prior to her tenure with IAH, she served in several capacities including Director, Human Resources, with ESPN Enterprises and ESPN The Magazine, New York, NY, as well as, fulfilled numerous HR roles with Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL. In addition, she held multiple positions with The Clorox Company, Oakland, CA, including Professional Recruiter specializing in Marketing. P. Renee Antoine is a native of Lake Charles, LA, and a graduate of Southern University & A. M College, Baton Rouge and Abilene Christian University, Abilene, TX, where she studied Business Marketing, Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation, and Organizational & Human Resource Development.
In addition to holding both Bachelor and Masters Degrees, Renee is certified as a Mediator and Strategic Human Resources Business Partner. She is a long standing member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Ms. Renee Antoine, seeks to establish herself as a valued contributing member of JMAA leadership team, ensuring all Human Resources matters are handled fairly and consistently. Her goal is to help to drive organizational performance by driving core values and business objectives to reach performance excellence.
Phone: 601.939.5631, ext. 546
|Bryan E. Helaire, Director of Information Technology
Helaire will lead the Authority's Technology Division which include its strategic planning, project delivery, and day to day operations for various technologies at both the Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport and Hawkins Field.
Helaire hails from Houston, Texas, where he managed various operations of Information Technology. He brings with him more than 35 combined years of experience in IT and airport vertical. The technical solutions delivered under his leadership, yielded major dividends for passengers, airport operations and corporate.
Helaire is a member of the Business Information Technology Committee for the Airports Council International that examines new and emerging technologies for their applicability to airport systems. He is also instrumental in the Committee's review of existing systems and how they can be improved to better serve the needs of customers.
A proven leader with a business-acumen and focus on cultivating relationships, he continues his quest in providing quality services for customers and innovations to the airport industry. Helaire holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Houston with multiple disciplines, Computer and Mathematics.
Phone: 601.939.5631, ext. 585


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South Carolina dominates Marshall in 92-65 win
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- Ty Johnson and Brenton Williams each scored 18 points to lead a balanced South Carolina attack in a 92-65 victory over Marshall on Monday night.
The Gamecocks (6-6) won their third straight and fourth of the past five after opening the season 2-5. Marshall (5-8) lost for the sixth time in the last seven games.
South Carolina held a five-point halftime lead but used a 14-1 run to take control early in the second half. Duane Notice ignited the run with a 3-pointer and he scored seven points and had two assists to give South Carolina a 61-41 lead with a little over 12 minutes remaining. The lead would not be less than 17 points the rest of the way.
Notice scored 13 points and Demetrius Henry added 12 for the Gamecocks. Shawn Smith led Marshall with a career-high 19 points and Ryan Taylor added 18.


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Mitt's CPAC test
Maggie and Reid take a look at why Mitt Romney's Friday address to CPAC is a critical moment for his campaign, as Romney seeks to reassure the conservatives he's held at arm's length, while also shoring up a frayed general-election message:
The former Massachusetts governor's speech to the red-meat-eating crowd will be among the most anticipated of the three-day event.
In part, that's because a swath of the attendees are likely to greet Romney warily. But it's also a reflection of the significance and timing of the moment, which presents an opportunity for him to deliver what one Republican operative dubbed "a truly conservative message in person." …
His speech, sources with ties to the Romney campaign said, will likely be a broad stroke that touches on the economy and fiscal discipline, but could feature nods to the social conservative planks of the GOP platform. It will not, sources said, be his standard stump speech. …
The resistance to Romney had seemed to be coming around prior to the Tuesday night contests. His campaign noted that in the Nevada caucuses, he won with tea party voters and self-described "very conservative" voters. His performance suggested he was starting to bring those folks to his side.
But the reality remains that Romney has done what one GOP operative called a "pedestrian" and "anemic" level of outreach to conservatives in this campaign, a major contrast to the 2008 race when he did everything he could to tack hard right.
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ATLANTA (AP) — Most of Nathan Eovaldi's pitches were working fine, except for one fastball to Evan Gattis.
"I feel like I misplaced some fastballs," Eovaldi said. "I missed that one to Gattis. Right down the middle. That was the difference in the game."
Eovaldi was outpitched by Alex Wood, and the Miami Marlins couldn't overcome a punchless offense in a 1-0 loss to the Atlanta Braves on Sunday.
Wood struck out 12 in eight dominant innings, and Gattis homered for Atlanta.
The Marlins, who have lost six of eight, had gone 60 games without getting shut out, the longest active streak in the majors.
Atlanta, which has won four of five and 11 of 15, remained 1 1/2 games out of the second NL wild-card spot.
Craig Kimbrel earned his major league-high 41st save in 45 chances.
Kimbrel retired Donovan Solano on a grounder and Giancarlo Stanton on a popup before giving up a single to Casey McGehee. The All-Star closer struck out pinch-hitter Garrett Jones to end it.
Wood (10-10) matched his career high in strikeouts for the second time this month. The 23-year-old left-hander, who improved to 3-2 with a 1.86 ERA in his last seven starts, gave up five hits and walked none.
"He was tough," Marlins manager Mike Redmond said. "He mixed his speeds, in and out, threw some breaking balls, expanded the zone a little bit."
Eovaldi (6-10) allowed nine hits and struck out six in 6 2-3 innings, dropping his fourth straight start. Chris Hatcher replaced him after Phil Gosselin and Freddie Freeman had consecutive singles in the seventh, ending the threat on Justin Upton's flyout.
"We always have close games with them, it feels like," Eovaldi said. "Alex threw well tonight. Again, it came down to that one home run by Gattis."
Gattis, who batted .237 in his previous 33 games after returning from a back injury, hit his 21st homer in the second.
"I just wanted to stay aggressive with him," Gattis said. "I didn't want to get caught in between and take any heaters for strikes. Thought that would be my best chance."
The Braves got just three runners in scoring position after that despite finishing with 11 hits.
Wood had no concerns with not getting a chance to earn his first career shutout when manager Fredi Gonzalez removed him for a pinch-hitter so Kimbrel could pitch the ninth.
"I would've liked to go back out there, for sure," Wood said. "But that's the nature of the beast when you have the best closer in baseball."
In the first five innings, Wood allowed two hits — a leadoff single to Solano in the fourth and a one-out single to Jeff Baker in the second — before Eovaldi, Christian Yelich and Solano loaded the bases with consecutive singles in the sixth.
But Stanton, who was tied for tops in the majors with 98 RBIs, struck out on three pitches, and McGehee took a called third strike on a slow, inside curve to end the threat.
Wood threw strikes on 74 of 101 pitches.
The Marlins return home Monday, when RHP Henderson Alvarez (10-6) faces the Mets. Alvarez has won four of seven career starts against New York.
Kimbrel is the first pitcher to begin his career with at least 40 saves in four straight seasons.
Despite losing just four times in their last 15 games, the second-place Braves have gained no ground on Washington in the NL East and remain six games back.
Atlanta RF Jason Heyward went 0 for 4 after going 5 for 7 in the first two games of the series. Heyward began the afternoon hitting .348 over his last 41 games. ... Upton, who went 1 for 4, had hit safely in 20 of 27 games with 28 RBIs this month. ... Miami's Nos. 3-6 hitters — Stanton, McGehee, Baker, Jones and Marcell Ozuna, went a combined 2 for 15.
Redmond unsuccessfully challenged that Solano was safe in the ninth after 3B Chris Johnson's throw barely beat the runner. The review took 1 minute, 27 seconds.


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PHCRIS increases sharing of information and knowledge within and between policy makers, researchers and the Divisions of General Practice network using several strategies as shown here.
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The workshops received positive feedback from participants who were also invited to comment on the draft reports before the final report was sent to the Department in October.
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The second edition of the successful annual publication Snapshot of Australian primary health care research 2009 waslaunched at the GP & PHC Research Conference in July. Snapshot provides readers with a selection of current Australian research relevant to key Australian Government health policy directions.
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Researchers, policy advisors, practitioners and consumers (over 460 of them) attended the 2009 GP & PHC Research Conference in Melbourne, which was entitled, Driving Change.
More than150 speakers from Australia and overseas delivered a wealth of information about primary health care research, evaluation and development with the aim of shaping the future of health and primary health car in Australia in line with the Government's proposed Health Reform.
Keynote speaker, Dr Tikki Pang from World Heath Organization engaged the audience with his striking stories of the inequities in primary health care in our region and urged us to work towards the goals of effective PHC reform: universal coverage, enhanced service delivery, strong leadership and effective public policy.
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All abstracts and presentations (where permission has been given) are available at: <www.phcris.org.au/conference/2009>
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Planning began in late 2009 for the 2010 Primary Health Care Research Conference which will be held in Darwin, 30 June-2 July with the theme Primary health care research and health reform: Improving care.
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PHCRIS conducted, contributed to and evaluated three meetings between researchers and policy advisors in 2009 as part of a knowledge brokering project, designed to facilitate exchange of knowledge and information between researchers and policy advisors. The project reinforced there is no single method or model for knowledge brokering, as exchange of knowledge depends on all the factors which affect human interaction and communication.
RESEARCH ROUNDup
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Topics covered included:
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- Dementia and primary health care
- Chronic disease self-management
- Health promotion of physical activity
- Evaluation of chronic disease management in primary health care
- Australia's primary health care research workforce
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How migrants will double population
BRITAIN'S population could virtually double in a lifetime because of soaring immigration and rising birth rates, experts said yesterday.
Numbers could top 110million by 2081, according to the Government Actuary's Department.
The shock figures came as teachers and nurses warned that pressure is piling up on local services because of Labour's open door immigration policy.
And Bank of England adviser Professor David Blanchflower said the numbers flowing in from eastern Europe show no signs of stopping and have helped force down wages. He even warned that many migrant builders who first headed for Ireland will now come here to help build the Olympics.
The alarming picture is a devastating blow for ministers who have only recently admitted their policies have had a social impact as well as an economic one.
It comes less than two weeks after figures showed migrants are arriving in the UK at a rate of 520 a day.
Shadow Home Secretary David Davis said: "This confirms what we have been telling the Government – that Britain's population is set to grow rapidly.
"Labour need to wake up and understand the factors driving population change as well as the solutions."
The Office for National Statistics last month warned the UK population could rise from nearly 61million to about 85million over the next six decades.
But this was based on factors relating to immigration, fertility rates and average life span.
Analysis published yesterday by the Actuary's Department predicted what would happen if those rates changed over the years.
It warned increases in each of the factors would see our population hit 108,723,000 by 2081. That would only need net migration to increase from the current 190,000 to 250,000 a year, fertility rates to rise from 1.84 to 2.04 and average life span to increase by up to two years.
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Josie Irwin, of the Royal College of Nursing, said there was not sufficient evidence available to examine the true impact on the NHS, but added there are particular difficulties in inner cities.


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From: "Edie" <>
Subject: Re: [Ess] Church
Date: Mon, 16 May 2005 09:14:18 +1000
References: <000a01c55813$b7f16280$672aebdc@footer> <email@example.com>
That may also be St Barnabas Church. I was baptised there. I will check I
have my baptism records somplace. Pretty sure it is little Ilford and in
Manor Park. I visited it in 1998. A Group of Pakistan folk were doing Tai
Chi in there. I guess they need to find funds for the Church. Anyway I
will check. In the meantime you will find it on the web. Pretty sure I
have in the past. I have a photo anyway.
Edie McArthur
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From: "Ingrid Billings" <>
To: <>
Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2005 6:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Ess] Church
> Hi
> husband was looking at this register yesterday at the ERO. Assume that
> it is the church that you are looking for is
> St Mary's, Church Road, Manor Park, London.
> ERO Ref: D/P 175 and either /13 or /14 he thinks.
> If you need anything further please email me.
> Ingrid Billings
> (nee Emberson)
> In message <000a01c55813$b7f16280$>, Cathy Footer
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> >Im looking for a church,on my grandpa,s marriage cert all it has is
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