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Lately I have been feeling suckish, when I go to PC, it doesnt feel fun anymore, it almost feels like a chore. I need to get my head out of the gutter. And to do that, I need to stay away from posting and be active in the forums until my head is set.
I wont be active in the Battle server too because tbh I dont really feel I belong there anymore.
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To my FCG family, I reliquish my post as club owner of my different clubs. I want Ashley aka Peitharchia to handle the PC fanclub and the others to handle my other clubs. When I return, I might reclaim them but that will be in the far future.
I had fun PokeCommunity! I really had but this isnt the PC I knew since when I joined.
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Members of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said Wednesday they are unconvinced a combination of the two utilities is in the public's best interest.
The commission questioned the validity of claims the union would produce $450 million in savings over the next 10 years. It ordered hearings to review major sticking points in the deal, which has been in the works for almost two years.
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My good colleague, Stewart Patrick at the Council of Foreign Relations, left us a "must-watch list" of global summits for 2015 before he disappeared for Christmas and the New Year. Prepared for the slightly pretentious Council of Councils, Stewart nevertheless left us a sensible "go-to" list. This list for 2015 is valuable if only to suggest the range of global governance meetings in what most commentators have described as a growing sense of disorder in contemporary global order.
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South Africa's Place in an Economic Global Order
Without question South Africa remains a vibrant, complicated and seemingly a growing troubled land. My colleagues from the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) one of the premiere think tanks in South Africa and the University of Pretoria, particularly the Department of Political Science there brought together some of their South African colleagues with experts from a number of countries for a conference (December 4th-5th) titled "Alliances Beyond BRICS: South Africa's Role in Global Economic Governance". Hats off to both Elizabeth Sidiropoulos, President of SAIIA and Maxi Schoeman Head of Political Science at the University of Pretoria and all their colleagues for a job well done.
A Few Surprises – But Just a Few at Brisbane
A few surprises are worth mentioning – and then there were a lot of non-surprises. On the not a surprise side. Well start with headlines from most of the international press. Early headlines focused on the cool reception delivered to President Putin by various Western leaders and then the early exit of Russia's President. Putin left before the collective lunch and before the release of the communique following the lunch. All-in-all reasonable political theatre but little to do with the G20 agenda.
Struggling to Steer – The G20
After serious progress at APEC among the leaders, what can we expect from this weekend's G20 leaders meeting in Brisbane. The continuing knock on the G20 as a "talkfest" continues. Chris Giles of the FT, no fan of the G20, declaring:
It leaves the G20 as something of a forum for grandstanding, bilateral meetings over geopolitics and impotence on world economic affairs.
There are repeated warning from media and other experts that the G20 has somehow reached a watershed. Ben Doherty at the Guardian has declared: "This week's Brisbane meeting of the Group of 20 will be a crucial test: can it be a genuine agent for change, or just another tired horse on the merry-go-round of international confabs?"
Building Global Order: A Good Day for Global Summitry
The headline says it all. Just a quick look at the New York Times: "As Xi and Obama Stress Common Ground Stubborn Differences Persist". Or an earlier headline from the same paper: "U.S. and China Agree to Cut Tariffs, but Vie for Trade Blocs".
Let's be clear, however. It's been a good couple of days for global summitry. As Dan Drezner headlined in his Washington Post blog post this morning: "Best APEC Summit Ever". As Dan suggested:
This year's APEC summit that just wrapped up in Beijing is therefore highly unusual… because stuff got done. Seriously, a LOT of stuff got done.
Putting the Issue to the Side for the Moment – China-Japan
It is energizing when strong diplomatic effort, results in a step away from confrontation and conflict. And so it seems to be with China and Japan over the confrontation between the two with respect to the islets in the East China Sea – known either as the Senkakus or the Diaoyu depending which side of the East China Sea you happen to be on.
'High Season' for Global Summitry
So we are about to enter high season in the global summitry calendar. First up will be the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation scheduled for Yanqi Lake just outside Beijing proper on November 11 and 12, 2014. This is in turn followed by the ASEAN Summit (technically not a global summit) where the day following is the global summit meeting called the East Asia Summit (EAS). This Leaders Summit includes 18 Asia-Pacific leaders now that Russia and the United States have been added as of 2011. The meeting this year will take place in Naypyidaw the capital city of Myanmar. And with a final burst of energy Leaders will meet for the G20 Leaders Summit on November 14-15th in Brisbane this year. It is a tight schedule designed to allow leaders to attend all three and then to return to their home countries.
Struggling to Understand 'Order' in the International System
As Stewart Patrick reflected today at the Council of Foreign Relations (CFR) on President Obama's forthcoming remarks to the UN General Assembly, the President will be called upon to: "… convince both foreign and domestic audiences that the world is not spinning out of control and that the United States is determined to keep it that way. At home and abroad, pessimism about the state of the world runs high." And then Patrick confirmed the bleak view that has come to dominate the analysis of global affairs:
Syria is collapsing, Iraq is fragmenting, and Libya is disintegrating. Authoritarian leaders are tightening their grips from Cairo to Moscow, while Palestinians and Israelis murder each other. The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is running rampant over the debris.
Now Patrick is not with these remarks, by any sense out of the main stream, in his downbeat description of the course of global politics.
Geez Globalization is Dying Too!
Well it certainly has not been 'the best of times' – particularly not if you've been reading the international pundits. And indeed there is a lot of tension, strife and conflict in the international system whether in the Middle East, or in Eastern Europe or in Asia in the South China and East China Seas. No matter where you look it seems you can find these nasty conflicts.
Is this Really the Demise of 'Liberal Internationalism'
For liberal internationalists, this is a bitter pill to swallow—or even to accept. "You just don't in the 21st century behave in 19th century fashion by invading another country on completely trumped up pretext," Secretary of State John Kerry fulminated on CBS's Face the Nation back in March. Ah, but you do, if you happen to have a mindset more in keeping with Otto von Bismarck than Woodrow Wilson (to say nothing of Barack Obama).
This is how my good colleague, Stewart Patrick, expressed his outrage – or at least his distaste – the other day at the admittedly aggressive and deceitful behavior by everyone's favorite bad guy right now – Vladimir Putin. As Patrick describes Russia's actions in his recent blog post "Russia Assaults Ukraine—and the Liberal World Order":


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No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States. – Constitution of the United States, Article II, Section 1
Jon Stewart wonders what I've been wondering: Did the Founders err in merely specifying chronological age as a prerequisite for the presidency and overlook psychological age? We're speaking of Donald Trump, of course. From Raw Story:
"Are you eligible to run if you're a man-baby, or a baby-man?" Stewart asked David Axelrod during a live taping of Axelrod's podcast in Chicago. "I don't know if they're referred to as man-baby Americans. He is a man-baby. He has the physical countenance of a man and a baby's temperament and hands."
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"Be confident in your heritage. Be confident in your blackness," President Obama told student during his commencement address yesterday at Howard University. He reminded students at the historically black college, "One of the great changes that's occurred in our country since I was your age is the realization there's no one way to be black. Take it from somebody who's seen both sides of debate about whether I'm black enough."
It was an upbeat speech worth listening to in its entirety. Obama urged students foremost to engage politically as their parents and grandparents did. There are enough people working at disenfranchising the most vulnerable without students giving away their power by not voting (emphasis mine):
You have to go through life with more than just passion for change; you need a strategy. I'll repeat that. I want you to have passion, but you have to have a strategy. Not just awareness, but action. Not just hashtags, but votes.
Requiem for a movement?Posted by: | Comments
Donald Trump all but officially clinched the 2016 Republican nomination for president when Sen. Ted Cruz bowed out last night after a crushing loss in the Indiana primary. Bernie Sanders upset Hillary Clinton to keep his campaign alive, but because Democrats assign delegates proportionally, he gained little ground in the delegate chase.
Politico reports that Sen. Elizabeth Warren wasted no time in launching an assault on the presumptive Republican nominee, "hitting him with a blistering late-night tweetstorm in which she cast the presumptive Republican nominee as a racist with a dangerous authoritarian streak." She defined the challenge ahead both for herself and the country:
What happens next will test the character for all of us – Republican, Democrat, and Independent.
— Elizabeth Warren (@elizabethforma) May 4, 2016
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It will take more than fear of Donald Trump for Democrats to win this fall. They need a message. This article from Harold Meyerson after monumental losses in 2014 summed it up:
What, besides raising the minimum wage, do the Democrats propose to do about the shift in income from wages to profits, from labor to capital, from the 99 percent to the 1 percent? How do they deliver for an embattled middle class in a globalized, de-unionized, far-from-full-employment economy, where workers have lost the power they once wielded to ensure a more equitable distribution of income and wealth? What Democrat, besides Elizabeth Warren, campaigned this year to diminish the sway of the banks? Who proposed policies that would give workers the power to win more stable employment and higher incomes, not just at the level of the minimum wage but across the economic spectrum?
Bernie Sanders has focused on the banks this year, but Democrats as a party have failed so far to send a message to families working without a net that their concerns and anxieties have been both heard and felt, and that Democrats have a plan to address them. They need to forcefully answer the "cares about people like me" question.
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Last month I brought you the tale of the UK's Natural Environment Research Council's online poll for naming a new research vessel:
The NERC announced the online voting contest to name the nearly $300 million boat to be launched in 2019 recently, and the leading vote-getter so far is the simple but silly "Boaty McBoatface."
Uri Friedman of the Atlantic considers the outcome and what it says about democracy:
The boat, which is really a ship, acquired new significance this week, when a British official suggested he wouldn't respect the results of an online government poll in which more than 124,000 people voted to christen the country's new $300-million research vessel "Boaty McBoatface." The name received three times more votes than the runner-up entry. The people of the Internet had spoken emphatically, and they'd spoken like a five-year-old.
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After spending several post-college months riding trains around Europe, I took the train from New York to Washington, D.C. where I'd left my car with my sister. Compared to the silky ride of the Deutsche Bahn, this sucker was rocking, rumbling, and lurching all the way. Thought I was going to die.
The experience gave me a gut-level appreciation for well-maintained infrastructure and the unsung people who keep things working so smoothly one only notices when they don't. "Hail the maintainers," write Lee Vinsel and Andrew Russell for Aeon. "Innovation," they believe, is overvalued:
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— Boston Globe Opinion (@GlobeOpinion) April 9, 2016
This morning the Boston Globe offers a glimpse into President Donald Trump's America with a mocked-up front page illustrating the kind of stories we could expect if Trump were elected president. Stocks plunge, trade wars loom, and "riots continue" over mass deportations.
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If we were here in this beautiful auditorium 5 years ago, not a long time from a historical perspective, [and] somebody would have jumped up and said, you know, I think a $7.25 federal minimum wage is a starvation wage and it has got to be raised to $15 an hour.
Now [if] somebody stood up 5 years ago and said that the person next to them would have said,
'You're nuts! Fifteen bucks an hour?! You want to more than double the minimum wage? You're crazy! Maybe, maybe we get up to 8, 9 bucks an hour. But 15 bucks an hour? You're dreaming too big.'
Sound familiar?
'You are unrealistic. It can't be done. Think smaller.'
But then, what happened is fast food workers, people working at McDonald's, people working at Burger King, people working at Wendy's, they went out on strike …
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Puzzling over how the next few months are going to shake out, it is easy to sympathize with Salon's Andrew O'Hehir. He writes about a conference call this week in which strategist Tad Devine explained how the Bernie Sanders campaign means to whittle away at Hillary Clinton's delegate lead:
One reason the thought-leaders of media groupthink listened so eagerly to Devine's Gandalfian pronouncements is that we've been wrong about damn near everything in 2016 — wrong about Sanders, wrong about Trump, wrong about the enduring power of the "Republican establishment" and wrong about the stability of the two-party system. Who is to say we're not wrong this time too? Who can imagine what new frontiers of wrongness lie ahead?
"Frontiers of wrongness" brought to mind the flat-earthers' maps. Perhaps the most tantalizing aspect of their wrongness is the notion that beyond Antarctica lie uncharted lands still left to explore. Perhaps Donald Trump will build a resort/casino there? Perhaps North Carolina can send its unwanted gay and transgender people there?
Frank Bruni comments on both the wrongness and the shortsightedness of Republican's anti-gay agenda, a provincial and retrograde attempt to stand athwart history as it bends towards equality and justice. Plus, sponsors are getting nervous about particpating in the RNC convention, what with the "brew of misogyny, racism and xenophobia stirred up by Trump." Bruni writes:
THE party's anti-gay efforts not only undermine its pro-business stance but also contradict conservatives' exaltation of local decision making. The North Carolina law was drafted and passed expressly to undo and override an ordinance in the state's most populous city, Charlotte, that extended L.G.B.T. protections against discrimination to transgender people who want to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity. The law went so far as to forbid any municipality from instituting its own anti-discrimination protections, lest they contradict the state's.
Apparently conservatives love the concept of local control when the locality being given control tilts right, but they have a different view when it leans left. Rural sensibilities must be defended while cosmopolitan ones are dismissed.
And don't miss the Trojan Horse provisions in that NC law that significantly indemnify discrimination by employers.
Charlie Pierce is in Madison, Wisconsin to cover the primary on Tuesday and has a few choice words on the wrongness of Gov. Scott Walker's voter ID legislation. Bernie Sanders had more biting ones:
"It has never occurred to me and I think to most candidates that the way you try to win an election is to make it harder for people who might vote against you to participate in the election," Sanders said. "That is political cowardice."
The room erupted in cheers — including one man who yelled "Go get 'em, Bernie!" — as he accused Walker and other Republican governors who support laws requiring a government-issued photo ID to vote of trying to deny people of color, poor people and the elderly their right to vote.
"If you don't have the guts to participate in a free, open and fair election, get another job. Get outta politics," Sanders said.
But getting back to O'Hehir's frontiers of wrongness, where will Sanders supporters go this fall should he not win the Democratic nomination? Furthermore, where will Trump's go if he wins the nomination and loses badly in the fall? Michael Bourne wonders:
For a generation, gun advocates have defended the right to bear arms as a check against tyranny, and for just as long liberals have dismissed this as a melodramatic talking point. But what if we take them at their word, and accept that it is possible we are witnessing the opening phase of a still-inchoate violent uprising by a broad class of Americans, who, ignored politically, bypassed economically, and dismissed socially, are beginning to take matters into their own hands?
What if, in other words, Donald Trump isn't an aberration created by the miscalculations of a party elite, but the political expression of a much deeper, and more dangerous, frustration among a very large, well-armed segment of our population? What if Trump isn't a proto-Mussolini, but rather a regrettably short finger in the dike holding back a flood of white violence and anger this country hasn't seen since the long economic boom of the 1950s and '60s helped put an end to the Jim Crow era?
What is most worrisome about the uncertainty ahead is the sense that on both the left and the right many people have convinced themselves that the republic is beyond repair. Decades of right-wing "voter fraud" propaganda have done their work, to where even the left believes, as Sen. Elizabeth Warren reminds us, "the game is rigged." She may be speaking primarily (and accurately) about the economy, but the rigged meme is widespread, with even lefty activists quick to see conspiracies first and ask sober questions later.
There is a kind of Nero impulse afoot. Susan Sarandon's comments captured the mood well. And if there are those on the left prepared to see the republic restored in cleansing fire, Bourne's concerns about the right may be well-founded. The question is whether all the talk of revolution isn't more Trumpian-style bluster. The thing about bringing down purifying fire is that innocent villagers tend to get sprayed with napalm.
(Cross-posted from Hullabaloo.)
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From the Guardian's live blog: April Fools' Day 2016: the best jokes from around the world. Now that that we have that out of the way….
We have a rusting, 30 yr-old F-150 pickup. We call it Blue Yonder. It's a real gas hog. Carburated V8. But it uses no gas sitting in the driveway, which it does mostly, so we keep it around for what you keep pickup trucks around for. Which means we use it for moving other people's furniture now and then or for the occasional dump run.
The truck is in the shop this week because it won't start. A week ago, another shop replaced the coil, started it up and returned it. $60 cheap. A few days later, it wouldn't start again. We towed it to our regular shop. They did something with the distributor, said to pick it up tomorrow, then called the next morning to say, no, when they tried it again, it wouldn't start again. Give us another day. We did. They say they've got it fixed now and I'll pick it up this afternoon.
Here's why I'm telling you. These are people who repair vehicles for a living. They do it every day. Have for years. Even then, sometimes it's hard to diagnose what's wrong and fix it right the first time. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is traveling the highways and byways telling enthusiastic throngs of working-class people that America is broken and only he can fix it. Except Trump has zero experience in government and demonstrates that every day. Yet his fans are ready to entrust their beloved country to him.
Would you entrust your F-150 to a real estate developer?
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Danielle Cobb of Baldwyn led the home-schooled Spartans Running Club to the girls title in the Blue Mountain College High School Invitational cross country meet Saturday, and Luke Hatcher of Pontotoc led the Warriors to the boys championship.
Cobb finished the 5k race with a time of 21:16.46 for the girls title over Katy McAuley of Pontotoc (21:26.16), Martha Chunn of the Spartans (21:38.76, Shelbi Barnes of Kossuth (21:40.37) and Robin Shumaker of Pontotoc (21:54.64)
Hatcher took the boys 5k race in 17:59.31, well ahead of Brian McDonnieal of Corinth (18:26.95), Simon Poppelreiter of Saltillo (18:31.99; Kyle Suitor of Kossuth (18:40.55), and Zach Seneff of Caledonia (18:44.03).
The Spartans captured the girls team title with 34 points, followed by Saltillo with 45, Pontotoc with 51 and Corinth with 86. Pontotoc won the boys team championship with 32 points, followed by Corinth with 50, Saltillo with 57 and East Union with 95.
In the girls junior varsity 2-mile race, Hanna Step of Pontotoc won the girls competition with a time of 14:40.96, and Pontotoc won the team title. Saltillo won the boys junior varsity title while Jacob Ferguson of Pontotoc won the individual championship with a time of 13:07.41.
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President Barack Obama and the Vatican gave distinctly different accounts of the president's audience with Pope Francis on Thursday (local time), with Obama stressing their common ground on poverty and inequality but Vatican officials emphasising sharp differences over Obama's health care law which mandates contraception coverage.
Obama described himself as "incredibly moved" by his nearly hour-long session with the popular pontiff. He said the two spent the most time discussing the plight of the poor and the marginalised as well as regions of conflict and the elusive nature of peace around the world.
The Vatican, in a statement shortly after the meeting, said discussions centred on questions of particular relevance for the church in the US, "such as the exercise of the rights to religious freedom, life and conscientious objection" - issues that have fueled divisions between Obama and the church.
Contraception coverage and religious freedom have been central to the church's objections to Obama's health care law, which is facing a challenge on those grounds before the Supreme Court.
But Obama said those discussions took place with the Vatican Secretary of State Pietro Parolin, not with Francis. "We actually didn't talk a whole lot about social schisms in my conversations with His Holiness," he added. "In fact, that really was not a topic of conversation."
"I was grateful to have the opportunity to speak with him about the responsibilities that we all share to care for the least of these, the poor, the excluded," Obama said later during a news conference with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi in Rome. "And I was extremely moved by his insights about the importance of us all having a moral perspective on world problems and not simply thinking in terms of our own narrow self-interests."
The marked difference in emphasis introduced a perplexing element to the long-anticipated meeting, which the White House has looked forward to as way to validate Obama's economic policies. In a report on Vatican Radio the day before the meeting, the Vatican had signaled that the divisive issues would indeed be on the agenda.
Obama emerged visibly energised from his audience with the pope, during which he invited Francis to visit the White House.
"It is a great honour. I'm a great admirer," Obama said after greeting the pope with a slight bow as they shook hands. "Thank you so much for receiving me."
Although Obama and the church remain deeply split over social issues, Obama considers the pontiff a kindred spirit on issues of inequality, and their private meeting in the Papal Library ran longer than scheduled. After they emerged to cameras, Francis presented Obama with a copy of his papal mission statement decrying a global economic system that excludes the poor. Obama said he would keep it at the White House.
"You know, I actually will probably read this when I'm in the Oval Office, when I am deeply frustrated and I am sure it will give me strength and will calm me down," Obama said.
"I hope," the pope responded.
Obama is the ninth president to make an official visit to the Vatican. His audience marked a change of pace for the president, who had devoted the past three days of a weeklong, four-country trip to securing European unity against Russia's aggressive posture toward Ukraine.
The president and pope both appeared tense at the start of the audience, when they initially greeted one another, but they were all smiles by the end of the meeting and seemed to have found a rapport, though they spoke through interpreters.
Later, Obama recalled the meeting as an elevated discussion about the role of empathy in public and private life.
"It's the lack of empathy that makes it very easy for us to plunge to wars," he said. "It's the lack of empathy that allows us to ignore the homeless on the streets."
But he also said that while he shared the pope's economic views, he didn't expect Francis to form a coalition or partnership with him on any issue.
"His job is a little more elevated," Obama said with a chuckle. "We're down on the ground, dealing with the often profane, and he's dealing with higher powers."
Obama arrived at the Vatican amid all the pomp and tradition of the Catholic Church, making his way in a long, slow procession through the hallways of the Apostolic Palace led by colorful Swiss Guards and accompanied by ceremonial attendants. The two greeted one another in the Small Throne Room, before sitting across from one another at the pope's desk, as is custom for a papal audience.
Obama presented the pope with a seed chest with fruit and vegetable seeds used in the White House garden, mentioning that he understands the pope is opening the gardens at the papal summer residence to the public. The chest was inscribed with the date of their meeting and custom-made of leather and reclaimed wood from the Baltimore Basilica - one of the oldest Catholic cathedrals in the U.S.
"If you have a chance to come to the White House, we can show you our garden as well," Obama said.
"Why not?" the pope responded in his native Spanish.
Although the Vatican has not yet confirmed the trip, it is likely that Francis will travel to the U.S. in September 2015 for the church's World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia. Popes have attended these family celebrations five of the past seven times they have been held, and Francis has put family issues at the forefront of his agenda.
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, has extended an invitation to the pope to address Congress when he visits the United States.
As Obama departed, he asked the pope, "Please pray for me and my family."
It was an echo of how Francis usually ends his meetings, asking for people to pray for him.
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We have previously written about our friends at GovLoop, the online community for public sector professionals. If you are in or support government technology we hope you are in Govloop, they are a very open community designed to foster collaborative information exchanges.
In case you missed it we want to provide some information on a coming session GovLoop is hosting on the topic of Big Data. On Thursday 10 April at 2pm eastern GovLoop will be hosting an online session that dives deep into the concept of an Enterprise Data Hub: a means to smartly accelerate time-to-value for data projects while economically modernizing your infrastructure.
For more see the invite below and register here.
|The Foundation for Data Innovation: The Enterprise Data Hub
|Today, government agencies are looking for new ways to leverage data as a means to create a more effective and efficient agency. Government leaders realize that in order to stay relevant, they must become more information-driven and create a culture of innovation and efficiency. Across the public sector, agencies are turning to big data to provide the insight to improve decision-making. But in many cases, government agencies still need to lay the proper foundation for data innovation.That's why government agencies are exploring the capabilities of an enterprise data hub as a way to maximize the value of their data, their investments, and their people. Join GovLoop and Cloudera on Thursday, April 10 from 2-3PM ET as we explore how an enterprise data hub can transform your agency. Specifically, our experts will share:
You're not alone in your quest to get more from your data. Our online training will give you the insights and best practices needed to transform big data into a mission asset at your agency.
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Peripheral refraction and the development of refractive error: a review
Version of Record online: 21 JUN 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1475-1313.2010.00746.x
© 2010 The Authors. Journal compilation © 2010 The College of Optometrists
Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics
Volume 30, Issue 4, pages 321–338, July 2010
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Neil Charman, W. and Radhakrishnan, H. (2010), Peripheral refraction and the development of refractive error: a review. Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics, 30: 321–338. doi: 10.1111/j.1475-1313.2010.00746.x
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- Issue online: 21 JUN 2010
- Version of Record online: 21 JUN 2010
- Received: 4 August 2009 Revised form: 26 February 2010 Accepted: 27 February 2010
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- accommodation;
- emmetropization;
- myopia;
- refractive error;
- relative peripheral refractive error
It has been suggested that emmetropic and low-hyperopic eyes in which the refractive error in the periphery of the visual field is relatively hyperopic with respect to the axial refraction may be at greater risk of developing myopia than eyes with similar refractions but relatively myopic peripheral refractive errors. The animal and human evidence to support this hypothesis is reviewed. The most persuasive studies are those in which emmetropization has been shown to occur in infant rhesus monkeys with ablated foveas but intact peripheral fields, and the demonstration that, in similar animals, lens-induced relative peripheral hyperopia produces central axial myopia. Evidence for emmetropization in animals with severed optic nerves suggests that emmetropization is primarily controlled at the retinal level but that the higher levels of the visual system play a significant role in refining the process: there appear to be no directly equivalent human studies. Since any contribution of the higher centres to the control of refractive development must depend upon the sensitivity to defocus, the results of human studies of the changes in depth-of-focus across the field and of the contribution of the retinal periphery to the accommodation response are discussed. Although peripheral resolution is relatively insensitive to focus, this is not the case for detection. Moreover accommodation occurs to peripheral stimuli out to a field angle of at least 10 deg, and the presence of a peripheral stimulus can influence the accommodation to a central target. Although the basic hypothesis that a relatively hyperopic peripheral refractive error can drive the development of human myopia remains unproven, the available data support the possibility of an interaction between the states of focus on axis and in the periphery.


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Kasey Kahne was third. All 12 of the Chase drivers finished in the top 18, with the exception of Jeff Gordon, who went into the wall with about 80 laps remaining. Gordon barely qualified for the Chase to begin with, and his championship hopes are already in serious jeopardy after his 35th-place showing Sunday.
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Denny Hamlin, the top seed coming in, fell all the way to 16th in the race while low on fuel at the end, and Matt Kenseth finished 18th.
Keselowski won by 3.171 seconds in his No 2 Dodge. There were only four cautions for 23 laps, the last coming when Gordon needed to return to the garage with damage to the right side of his car.
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