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On April 27th and 28th, the Switchpoint Conference took place in Saxapahaw, North Carolina. The conference, a production by our partner IntraHealth, showcased topics dealing with humanitarian innovation, global health and technology. Focusing on building interconnectivity amongst its participants, the conference had interactive networking sessions, microlabs, and presentations on various topics. A special session featured community health workers from around the world and let them voice their stories and experiences.
The following "Testimonies from the Front Lines", shed light on the experiences of two of the health workers in attendance.
Vânia Soares de Oliveira e Almeida Pinto graduated from the Faculdade de Medicina de São José do Rio Preto in 2001 where she specialized in family and community medicine. Vânia taught medical courses at the Universidade de Ribeirão Preto, at the Centro Universitário Barão de Mauá, and at the Hospital das Clínicas de Ribeirão Preto-USP. Currently, she is a professor at the Mucuri Valley, in Teófilo Otoni Minas Gerais, Brazil. She is a tutor for the program More Doctors for Brazil and will finish her master's degree this year. In collaboration with the Medtronic Foundation and other partners, Vânia is coordinating a project for Healthrise Brazil. This project taps into Vânia's passion for primary health care and family health, specifically public health policies for under-served communities.
Sanele Madela
Expectra 868 Health Solutions
Dr. Sanele Listen Mandlenkosi Madela was born in the dusty streets of Dundee Sibongile Township and now holds a medical degree from Instituto Superior de Ciencias Medical de Villa Clara (Cuba) and Stellenbosch University (South Africa). Sanele is the MD/founder of Expectra 868 Health Solutions, a non-government organization (NGO) in South Africa focused on community health work. Expectra 868 aims to address the health disparities faced by the community of Umzinyathi District Municipality, where 80% of the population lives in rural areas. Sanele was awarded the 2013 MEC Annual Excellence Award for his contribution to the community-based medical education and advocacy of primary health care.
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Tamaraw, Dwarf Water Buffalo; Timaraw
Critically endangered (IUCN)
The tamaraw resembles the carabao, only it is smaller and its horns are shorter which grows upward in a V form. Its dense hair covering is dark brown to grayish black.
The tamaraw, also called the dwarf water buffalo, is the largest native land mammal in the Philippines and it can only be found in Mindoro.
A typical habitat of tamaraw is on forest edges where there is dense vegetation for safe cover and resting, open pasture and nearby water to drink and wallow in. It feeds on various types of grasses, especially the new shoots.
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During the late 1800s, the tamaraw population is moderately common throughout most of Mindoro Island from the lowland forest to the mountain tops. Logging, poaching, over hunting, intensive farming and the establishment of ranch in the forests of Mindoro had all contributed to the depletion of the tamaraw population.
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2012-2014 (expected) MFA, NSCAD University.
2008 BFA (with distinction), University of Saskatchewan.
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Solo/ two person Shows:
2013: "Altered States: Cate Francis and Iris Hauser" Mendel Art Gallery. Saskatoon SK.
2012: "That There Thing". Amazing Stories. Saskatoon SK
2011: "Cate Francis, New works (the Canadian wilderness adapts to an oil based culture)". Esteem
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2008: "Softwire". BFA exhibition. Gordon Snelgrove Gallery. Saskatoon SK
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2013: "Encoding Identities". SNAP Gallery. Edmonton, AB
2012: "Pot Luck". Anna Leonowens Gallery. Halifax. NS
2012 "Dog and Pony Show." Frances Morrison Gallery. Saskatoon, SK
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2011: "Urbanisms II: Uber Gurlz". Mann Art Gallery. Prince Albert, SK.
2011: "2011 Applied Arts Winners Exhibit" , Artscape's Wychwood Barns. Toronto, ON.
2011: "Fall Group Exhibition". The Stall Gallery. Saskatoon, SK
2011: "Ink Slab / Alternative Ink show exchange". Hauge Gallery. Regina, SK
2011: "SCC Emerging Artist Booth". Waterfront craft fair. Saskatoon, SK.
2011: "Spring group exhibition featuring Ann Donald". The Stall Gallery. Saskatoon, SK
2011: "Ink Slab Printmakers". Esteem Gallery and Decor.
2010: "This Train: Fine Arts Alumni, 1990-2010." Kenderdine Gallery, Saskatoon SK.
2010: "Ink Slab First Annual Show and Sale". Gordon Snelgrove Gallery. Saskatoon, SK.
2009: "Applied Arts Winners Exhibit". Studio 1. Toronto, ON.
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2007: "Filling Personal Space". Vacant lot. Curated by Maxine Proctor and Lindsey Sharman.
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2012: Screen printing for painters workshop series. NSCAD university. Halifax NS
2012: Steamroller relief printing workshop. Rockglen. SK.
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2011 Featured Artist Talk, The Stall Gallery. Saskatoon SK. September.
2011 Visiting Artist lecture. Urbanisms II, Uber Gurlz. St. Mary`s High School. Prince Albert SK.
2010: Artist talk and poster design workshop. Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming (SCYAP)
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2011: Applied Arts Magazine Award for Best Illustration, Young Bloods category.
2011: Planet S Best of Saskatoon. Second best artist in both traditional and new media.
2010: Planet S best of Saskatoon: Second best art show of the year for Small Monsters.
2009: Applied Arts Magazine. Award in Illustration.
2008: Judy Pool Buckle award in Art and Art History
2007: Western Canadian Music Award nominee for best album design.
2005: Coca Cola scholarship in fine arts.
2004: Department of Arts and Science scholarship for high academic standing.
2003: Bill Epp memorial scholarship in fine arts.
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2012: Cover art: The Antigonish Review. Issue 170. Summer 2012.
2012: Featured Artist: Grain: The Journal of Eclectic Writing. Vol. 39, No. 1
2011:Interview: Young Bloods Profile: Illustration. Applied Arts. July/ August. Pg 50-53.
2011: Review: Day, Marsha. Inspiration Flows All Around Town. Sec, C1. The Star Phoenix. April 13.
2011: Applied Arts Illustration Annual. May/June 2011. Vol 26. issue 2. pg 98.
2010:Exhibition catalogue: Shifts: Art and Art History at the University of Saskatchewan . pg 42-43
2010: Review: Gazzola, Bart. Marvellous Monsters. Planet S Magazine. vol 9 issue 6.
2009: Applied Arts Illustration Annual. May/June. Vol 24. issue 3. pg 177.
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2007: Review: Silliphant, Craig. Cover Me: Great Songs Always Better With Awesome Album Art.
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Teaching assistant: Introduction to lithography. NSCAD University. Halifax NS. 2013
Teaching assistant. Introduction to fine art Screen Printing. NSCAD University. Halifax NS. 2012
Board of Directors. Member at Large. Saskatchewan Craft Council. 2011-2012
CARFAC Mentorship Program. Mentee (Mentor, Iris Hauser.) 2011-2012.
Ink Slab Printmakers. 2010. Founding member. Secretary, executive committee member. 2011-2012
AKA Artist Run Centre. Curatorial Committee Member 2011. Volunteer 2010-2012
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German prosecutors said on Wednesday they were investigating letters telling voters that their political preferences had already been worked out from their internet postings and there was no need to go to the polls on Sunday.
Some of the fake letters carried the logo of federal election authorities, meaning the sender could be guilty of forgery, said the state prosecutor's office in Wiesbaden.
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German computer magazine c't carried a satirical article this month in which a fictional voter is told that their vote will be automatically cast for a certain party given their behavior on the internet and credit card charges.
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The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Atomic Safety Licensing Board (ASLB) has ruled on 30 August 2012 that the French State utility Électricité de France (EDF) is "ineligible to obtain a license" for the construction of Calvert Cliffs Unit 3 in Maryland "as long as the current ownership arrangement is in effect". Furthermore, the Board stated that it "will terminate this proceeding 60 days after the issuance of this order" unless EDF finds a new US partner. (The full text of the ruling is here). The US Atomic Energy Act prohibits the control of nuclear operators by foreign corporations. When Unistar applied for a combined Construction and Operating License (COL) for an EPR (Evolutionary Power Reactor) in July 2007, it was jointly owned by EDF and Constallation. This partnership was broken in October 2010 and after almost two years of unsuccessful partner search, it is highly unlikely that EDF will succeed within the next two months. The ASLB ruling follows a Joint Intervenors' Contention launched by the four citizen groups Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS), Beyond Nuclear, Public Citizen and Southern MD CARES.


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Man sought in killing of Peace Corps Volunteer Julia Campbell
Police are looking for a man who may have been involved in the death of a U.S. Peace Corps volunteer in a mountainous tourist area in the northern Philippines, officials said Thursday. Regional police chief Raul Gonzales said that a witness claimed he saw a man in the area of the shallow grave in Banaue township where Julia Campbell's body was found on Wednesday, 10 days after she went missing. Police suspect foul play. Senior Superintendent Pedro Ganir, police chief of Ifugao province, which includes Banaue, said the man was the husband of a woman who sold a Coca-Cola to Campbell before she headed off on a hike in the area's famed mountainside rice terraces, a World Heritage site. Ganir said investigators were looking into "robbery with homicide or rape with homicide," although an autopsy on Campbell's body has not yet been carried out. He said officers also recovered her other belongings scattered near the body, including coins and clothes.
Man sought in killing of Peace Corps Volunteer Julia Campbell
Man sought in Philippines killing of Fairfax woman
By OLIVER TEVES
MANILA, Philippines -- Police are looking for a man who may have been involved in the death of a U.S. Peace Corps volunteer in a mountainous tourist area in the northern Philippines, officials said Thursday.
Regional police chief Raul Gonzales said that a witness claimed he saw a man in the area of the shallow grave in Banaue township where Julia Campbell's body was found on Wednesday, 10 days after she went missing. Police suspect foul play.
Senior Superintendent Pedro Ganir, police chief of Ifugao province, which includes Banaue, said the man was the husband of a woman who sold a Coca-Cola to Campbell before she headed off on a hike in the area's famed mountainside rice terraces, a World Heritage site.
Ganir said investigators were looking into "robbery with homicide or rape with homicide," although an autopsy on Campbell's body has not yet been carried out.
He said officers also recovered her other belongings scattered near the body, including coins and clothes.
Jun Addug, a Banaue councilor, said the witness was a 13-year-old boy.
The man police are trying to find allegedly rushed down to a dry creek when he realized the boy had spotted him, municipal council member Jun Addug said after speaking with the teenager.
The boy, who did not see Campbell, later saw the same man going back up to the trail from the creek, Addug told The Associated Press by telephone from Banaue.
The man has been missing since, Addug said.
President Gloria Magapagal Arroyo's spokesman, Ignacio Bunye, said the government was cooperating with U.S. officials in the investigation.
"It is unfortunate that a committed and selfless person who has ... obviously grown to love our country met a tragic end here," Bunye said in a statement.
Soldiers searching for Campbell - a freelance journalist who had reported for The New York Times and other media organizations - found one of her feet sticking out from the shallow grave in the dry mountain creek in Banaue, famed for its mountainside rice terraces, a World Heritage site.
Army Maj. Gen. Rodrigo Maclang said soldiers reported the body was covered with soil, gravel and grass.
Campbell's body, which was flown to Manila Thursday. A team of U.S. forensic pathologists based in Japan will arrive Saturday to observe the autopsy, said Geary Barias, chief of the police Directorate for Investigation and Detective Management.
Peace Corps Director Ron Tschetter said Campbell, who was among 137 volunteers currently in the Philippines, "contributed greatly to the lives of Filipino citizens."
"Julia was a proud member of the Peace Corps family, and she contributed greatly to the lives of Filipino citizens," Tschetter said in a statement. He described her as "a dedicated and vibrant volunteer, who so loved this country."
He had traveled to the Philippines to join the search for Campbell, and he praised the local police effort to find her as "incredible."
In a statement, Campbell's family in Fairfax, Va., said she "lived a very full life."
"She loved her family and friends and is much loved. She was passionate in her journalism reporting especially the stories involving people who were able to stand and address adversity or adverse situations," the statement said.
"We have every confidence that the U.S. and Philippine authorities are conducting a thorough investigation into Julia's untimely death."
Campbell had been teaching English at the Divine Word College in Albay province's Legazpi city, southeast of Manila, since October 2006.
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March 14, 2007: This Month's Top Stories
Evacuated PCVs attend Festival on the Niger in Mali 23 Feb
Tom Bissell tells the story of how Vietnam came home 13 Mar
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Donna Shalala co-chairs presidential commission 7 Mar
Sixth Anniversary of Disappearance of PCV Walter Poirier 6 Mar
Sam Farr was de-selected during Peace Corps Training 6 Mar
Elaine Jones would be good fit for NAACP President 6 Mar
Pat Waak re-elected chairwoman of Colorado Dems 5 Mar
Astronaut Mae Jemison was PC Medical Officer 4 Mar
Guy Consolmagno blends faith and science 3 Mar
Doyle Turns Down Federal Abstinence Money 3 Mar
Owen Cylke writes: Taxi in the Rain 2 Mar
Jody Olsen receives "Founder�s Day" Award 2 Mar
Chris Dodd introduces PCV Empowerment Act 1 Mar
Michael O'Hanlon writes: Iraq Deserves One More Chance 1 Mar
An Excerpt from Jan Worth's Night Blind 28 Feb
David Harde sentenced for Medical Marijuana 28 Feb
Oscar winner Helen Mirren congratulated by RPCV husband 26 Feb
RPCVs distribute mosquito nets 25 Feb
Peter McPherson new Chairman of Dow Jones 21 Feb
Arabic speakers under-utilized in Homeland Security 9 Feb
Dr. J. Michael Taylor co- founded Konbit Sante 4 Feb
February 23, 2007: This Month's Top Stories
Hill announces Draft Accord in North Korea Nuclear Talks 12 Feb
Dodd builds connections in New Hampshire 19 Feb
PCVs accused of counterinsurgency activities 19 Feb
Harris Wofford declares support for Obama 18 Feb
Tschetter becomes the first Director to visit Malawi 16 Feb
New Fellows Program at Yale University 15 Feb
Sidney Slover helps start donut production in Honduras 16 Feb
Kevin O'Donnell's Daughter and Granddaughter are PCVs 14 Feb
Joe Krueger helps restore Liberia's timber industry 14 Feb
Peace Corps Hippies 13 Feb
Maryland RPCVs to screen "American Idealist" on March 3 9 Feb
Aaron Kase writes: Moon over Africa 8 Feb
Margaret Krome writes: 'Rogue nations' aren't only threat 8 Feb
Shays says he would Support McCain 8 Feb
A Mistrial for Lieut. Watada 8 Feb
Chris Matthews drops the F-bomb 8 Feb
RPCVs - Believe it or not 07 Feb
White House requests $334 Million for Peace Corps 5 Feb
Carol Bellamy writes: We need an Earth Corps 3 Feb
First Group of PCVs arrive in Cambodia 2 Feb
Mae Jemison wears red for charity 2 Feb
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts 30 Jan
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Senator Chris Dodd (RPCV Dominican Republic) spoke at the ceremony for this year's Shriver Award and elaborated on issues he raised at Ron Tschetter's hearings. Dodd plans to introduce legislation that may include: setting aside a portion of Peace Corps' budget as seed money for demonstration projects and third goal activities (after adjusting the annual budget upward to accommodate the added expense), more volunteer input into Peace Corps operations, removing medical, healthcare and tax impediments that discourage older volunteers, providing more transparency in the medical screening and appeals process, a more comprehensive health safety net for recently-returned volunteers, and authorizing volunteers to accept, under certain circumstances, private donations to support their development projects. He plans to circulate draft legislation for review to members of the Peace Corps community and welcomes RPCV comments.
He served with honor
One year ago, Staff Sgt. Robert J. Paul (RPCV Kenya) carried on an ongoing dialog on this website on the military and the peace corps and his role as a member of a Civil Affairs Team in Iraq and Afghanistan. We have just received a report that Sargeant Paul has been killed by a car bomb in Kabul. Words cannot express our feeling of loss for this tremendous injury to the entire RPCV community. Most of us didn't know him personally but we knew him from his words. Our thoughts go out to his family and friends. He was one of ours and he served with honor.
Meet Ron Tschetter - Our Next Director
Read our story about Ron Tschetter's confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that was carried on C-Span. It was very different from the Vasquez hearings in 2001, very cut and dried with low attendance by the public. Among the highlights, Tschetter intends to make recruitment of baby boomers a priority, there are 20 countries under consideration for future programs, Senator Dodd intends to re-introduce his third goal Peace Corps legislation this session, Tschetter is a great admirer of Senator Coleman's quest for accountability, Dodd thinks management at PC may not put volunteers first, Dodd wants Tschetter to look into problems in medical selection, and Tschetter is not a blogger and knows little about the internet or guidelines for volunteer blogs. Read our recap of the hearings as well as Senator Coleman's statement and Tschetter's statement.
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The LA Times says that "the Peace Corps is booming again and "It's hard to know exactly what's behind the resurgence." PCOL Comment: Since the founding of the Peace Corps 45 years ago, Americans have answered Kennedy's call: "Ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country. My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man." Over 182,000 have served. Another 200,000 have applied and been unable to serve because of lack of Congressional funding. The Peace Corps has never gone out of fashion. It's Congress that hasn't been keeping pace.
PCOL readership increases 100%
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August Bank Holiday I spent some time playing with ink and watercolours in my sketchbook. Doodles really. Playing with the medium. Simply enjoying myself. But the first time for absolutely ages.
I had to take advantage of a clear desk space in my wife's studio - well away from my tiny home office which is dominated by the computer.
Some of the resultant pieces I've scanned from the sketchbook and a couple are uploaded to Flickr.
Looking at the Flickr set of my artworks I was struck by two pieces that I created with a computer art application (ArtRage). It's a clever piece of software, similar to Painter but cheaper.
But those ArtRage pieces have no soul. Nothing feeds back to me from them. They are empty images. If only 'Midnight in Badalamenti' existed as a real acrylic or oil painting! It's just an jpeg image in a world flooded with jpegs. There isn't a real version I can hold.
I feel the same way about a lot of the work that I've done since the mid 90s using Adobe Illustrator. At first I used inked line work that I scanned and converted to vector. Pressures of lower and lower fees meant short-cutting this stage by using 'brushes' built into the software.
Nothing comes close to real ink, paint, colour on real paper, board, canvas.
I must find more time away from the computer. Computers have provided me with employment for the past 15 years but are now stopping me doing the very thing that gives me most enjoyment and creative nourishment.


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There's no better way of experiencing the vibrant life of London than to visit a London market. We narrow down the options with our pick of the five best London food markets.
Borough Market:
No list of markets in London can be complete without Borough Market. Touristy, crowded and expensive as it has become, Borough remains the place to go for specialty ingredients like Spanish iberico bellota ham and Mexican guajillo chili. Whilst life in London seems to be constantly in flux, the queue outside of Monmouth Coffee is one of the great constants of life in London. Equally constant is the queue around Kappacasein's raclette stand, serving freshly melted Swiss raclette and toasted cheese sandwiches. But Borough Market has such a variety of food stalls that you're hardly missing out if you opt to avoid the queues.
Maltby Market:
Maltby Market is, one of another best market in London. If you're looking to avoid the long queues and plodding tourist's altogether, hop on to the Jubilee line to Bermondsey where Maltby Market has settled in amongst the railway arches of southeast London in the Ropewalk. It's running wholesale business on the weekdays. There are simply too many high quality food stalls at Maltby to know where to begin. On Saturdays, the market transforms into a lively gathering of local foodies who crave some of the freshest food in London. Flavours rotate on a weekly basis, but nothing beats the classic vanilla cream doughnuts with a hint of lemon zest. Wash it all down with a sweetly creamy single origin Flat White from the friendly baristas at the Craft Coffee cart.
Brixton Village Market:
Located in an old covered market arcade, Brixton Village Market is emerging as one of London's great gastronomic hot spots and has revitalised the Brixton area, long known for its traditional Afro-Caribbean street stalls.
Lighting up the gourmand blogosphere are Brixton mainstays like Honest Burgers and free range fried chicken restaurant Wishbone, which is the south-of-the-river outpost of the founders of London gourmet burger joints Meat Liquor and Meat Market. Although Wishbone's ultra-trendy vibe has drawn some criticism from long time Brixton residents, its opening is undoubtedly a sign of the recent rejuvenation of the South London neighbourhood.
Some of Brixton Village's best known and tastiest eateries include Franco Manca, which serves amazingly textured sourdough crust pizzas, Mama Lan, a London Supper Club now with a cozy restaurant in Brixton. Serving a variety of authentic Beijing style dumplings, each of them exquisitely handshaped, Mama Lan brings a welcome taste of China to the London food scene.
Broadway Market:
Broadway Market is Hackney's foodie hipster hub. Older sibling to The Schoolyard Market, this hugely successful Saturday market on the edge of London Fields in east London nearly disappeared in the early 2000s, but resurgence in 2004 has led to new food stalls and a clientele passionate about food and all things local.
Some of the best of Broadway Market include Banhmi11, which was initially set up as a weekend hobby by Van and Anh. Now with two market cafés in addition to its Saturday stall at Broadway, Banhmi11 are serving up the best market fresh Vietnamese food in London.
Netil Market:
The younger sibling of ever popular Broadway Market, also located near London Fields, Netil Market has developed a character and following of its own since its establishment in 2011 by Creative Network Partners. Taking seriously the multidisciplinary nature of 'creative', the group launched Netil Market as a platform for designer/makers.
Netil Market thus offers not only the usual London market fare of vintage clothing, furniture and jewellery, it also features stalls selling excellent handmade works by local artists and designers. Netil Market is also home to Lucky Chip's original street van. Dubbed one of London's best burger spots, grab a Lucky Chip Bacon Burger then pop by its neighbouring stall BAO for a post-burger snack. A relative newcomer to the Netil Market family, BAO London serves excellent traditional Taiwanese street snacks including their signature BAO buns. Taking slow braised pork belly and wrapping it up in a fluffy milk white Steamed Milk Bun, the BAO bun makes for a bite sized treat packed with flavourful goodness.


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Why a twitter account?
I sometimes wonder why I have a twitter account. I reluctantly signed up to Twitter and thought, as a #psychologist, how will I use this as a learning tool? It has come in very handy to let people know of some of the great strides research is making in #mental health. It has endless possibilities to link people to information so that they don't feel like they are the only one suffering. Although there aren't many 'followers' I know from my clients that I have lots of 'readers' and for them, I will continue to tweet.


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It's been a while since I've posted an FO. So here is Brina, the second in my A-Z of shawls.
Brina is a crescent shawl with short-row shaping, from the queen of that technique, Susanna IC. The pattern is from Twist Collective, one of my favourite pattern sites.
Brina was the chance for me to vanquish one of my knitting demons: nupps. For the uninitiated, nupps are a particular type of bobble, common in Estonian lace knitting. They create quite a flat bobble, unlike the more pronounced bobles typical of Wastern knitting styles. They are conventionally worked by increasing stitches in one row, and then purling them together on the next WS row. Being able to do that depends on leaving your stitches loose enough that you can manipulate them on the reverse row, with the added trickiness of putting a needle through and then purling together anything up to 7 stitches. I frogged an entire lace shawl once out of frustration at not being able to master the nupps in it. So I was determined to learn how to do them.
I'm afraid I cheated a bit on this shawl. I used the crochet hook method. It involves finishing the nupp on the RS row, and using a hok to pull the yarn through all the loops. It may be cheating, but it worked. It's definitely a technique I will use again.
The yarn I've used here is Nimu Lingmell. It's a lovely spatter-dyed wool/silk blend in a 4ply weight and this skein was in a 150g size that was the perfect yardage for this pattern. The colourway is called Bright Flashes of Panic, and it was part of a limited edition yarn club run by the dyer a couple of years ago. Nimu sadly don't produce much yarn at the moment (the dyer has gone back to full-time education, which is taking up her time) but if you watch the Nimu Facebook page you will occasionally see a destash or a summer yarn club like the one where I got this yarn.
The shawl blocked out to be a lot shallower and wider than I was expecting, but that makes it the perfect length to wind round one's neck loosely while still displaying long tails. It's a great extra layer for those coool early Autumn days.


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November 3, 2011
Carnegie Corporation Honors UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski with 2011 Academic Leadership Award
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Carnegie Corporation Honors Freeman A. Hrabowski III and Eduardo J. Padrón with 2011 Academic Leadership Award
New York, New York, November 3, 2011— Carnegie Corporation of New York today announced that Freeman A. Hrabowski III, president of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), and Eduardo J. Padrón, president of Miami Dade College (MDC), have been awarded the foundation's Centennial Academic Leadership Award. The honorees will be recognized on November 10 at a dinner celebrating the foundation's centennial, to be held at Carnegie Hall.
The award recognizes individuals who, in addition to fulfilling their administrative and managerial roles with dedication and creativity, have demonstrated outstanding leadership and commitment to excellence and equity in undergraduate education, curricular innovation, the liberal arts, reform of K-12 education, and the promotion of strong links between their institution and their local communities.
Carnegie Corporation honors awardees with grants of $500,000 each to be used at their discretion in support of their academic initiatives.
Hrabowski's award recognizes his development of a culture of excellence and success in preparing students of all backgrounds to become Ph.D. scientists and engineers. Beginning with dynamic initiatives in science, technology, engineering, and math, Hrabowski has infused principles of excellence and teaching innovation throughout the university. (Read more about innovation at UMBC here.)
Padrón was selected for innovations that have contributed to a culture of success that has produced impressive results in student access, retention and graduation rates, and overall achievement at a school with a predominantly low-income and minority student population.
"Presidents Hrabowski and Padrón have been powerful voices advocating for a robust undergraduate education that strives for excellence and creates an environment for students—especially low-income, minority and immigrant students—in which success is the norm," said Vartan Gregorian, President of Carnegie Corporation of New York. "They have each committed their institution to serving its community and have demonstrated that excellence in leadership is far more than effective management alone. Presidents Hrabowski and Padrón have proved that presidential leadership, faculty quality and most importantly, a dedication to placing the needs of the students above all else, are the critical elements that distinguish one university from another."
Hrabowski plans to use his $500,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation to start the Freeman A. Hrabowski Fund for Academic Innovation, which will support investments by the President's Office in faculty, staff, and student initiatives that promote a culture of innovation, entrepreneurship, and student success. These initiatives might include course design and redesign; development of unique classroom environments that support active learning and team-based learning; lab- and project-based capstone courses; faculty fellowships; peer-learning initiatives and more.
The Hrabowski Fund will grow from the initial grant into a larger endowed fund generating annual income for program and faculty support.
Freeman A. Hrabowski, III
Since becoming President of the UMBC in 1992, Freeman A. Hrabowski III, a mathematician by training, has worked with faculty and staff members, trustees, and others to build a mid-sized public research university that is engaged with the larger community, emphasizes teaching at the undergraduate level, and offers model programs to improve access to and success in higher education.
Among Hrabowski's many innovations is the Meyerhoff Scholars Program, which he co-founded with philanthropist Robert Meyerhoff in 1988 to increase diversity among future leaders in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The program has become a national model for preparing undergraduate minority students to go on to earn Ph.D.'s in STEM-related fields.
From their first semester in the program, Meyerhoff Scholars are engaged in research, often in the labs of eminent scientists, and begin to develop a deeper appreciation of what studying science entails. Program staff members and the students draw on a network of contacts to design summer research internships at UMBC and other institutions nationwide, including such federal agencies as the National Institutes of Health, major corporations, other academic institutions, and research centers like the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Today, more African-American bachelor's degree recipients go on from UMBC to complete Ph.D.'s in STEM fields than from any other predominantly white university in the country. Moreover, UMBC is among the top 10 universities in public policy research productivity; is one of the top two Ph.D. granting universities in the production of information technology degrees at the undergraduate, master's, and graduate levels; ranks third in research citations in the geosciences; and has scholars in the arts and humanities who are published by such prestigious academic presses as Oxford, Princeton, and Harvard.
Lessons from the Meyerhoff program have informed important innovative changes throughout the curriculum, including course redesigns in chemistry, psychology, and other disciplines, as well as successful efforts to address the underrepresentation of women in STEM fields. A number of universities across the county have also replicated the principles of the Meyerhoff program.
Through effective partnerships with faculty and staff, Hrabowski has infused the ethos of inclusive excellence found in the Meyerhoff program throughout the campus. UMBC sets high expectations for all students, and helps to ensure their success by offering a nurturing and supportive environment with opportunities for mentoring and training, as well as ample academic and career guidance.
Past Winners
Previous recipients of the Carnegie Corporation Academic Leadership Award are Henry S. Bienen, president of Northwestern University (2005); Jared Cohon, president of Carnegie Mellon University (2005); Don Randel, president of the University of Chicago (2005); Matthew Goldstein, chancellor of The City University of New York (2007); Robert J. Birgeneau, chancellor of the University of California, Berkeley (2008); Nancy Cantor, chancellor and president of Syracuse University (2008); Leon Botstein, president of Bard College (2009); Scott Cowen, president of Tulane University (2009); Amy Gutmann, president of the University of Pennsylvania (2009); and William E. Kirwan, chancellor of the University System of Maryland (2009).
About the Centennial Academic Leadership Award
Carnegie Corporation of New York's Centennial Academic Leadership Award is more than an award. It is an investment in leadership, building on the foundation's long tradition of developing and recognizing dedication, excellence, innovation, and impact in higher education. In the Carnegie Quarterly of April 1959, published during the presidency of John Gardner, the strength of the Corporation's grants program was described as seeking to be "as responsive as possible to the expressed concerns of college and university leaders" and to "lend itself to the kinds of giving which will strengthen the institution in terms which the president considers necessary." The award continues a Carnegie Corporation higher education tradition.
Nominations are solicited from previous winners, as well as from the leaders of national higher education organizations. Nominations are carefully reviewed, with particular scrutiny given to candidates' sustained records of innovation and accomplishment. Carnegie Corporation does not accept unsolicited nominations or recommendations.
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Well, this is certainly foreboding for new Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam: ESPN's Darren Rovell writes this week about the potential damage to NFL owners of workers' compensation insurance, which is something I did not work into this lengthy analysis of the financial motivations of Randy Lerner selling the Cleveland Browns. Rovell cites Duke Niedringhaus of an insurance specialist that has brokered workers' compensation insurance for NFL teams, as looking differently at Haslam's purchase of the Browns. When Jimmy Haslam III agreed to purchase 70% of the team for $700 million, many looked at it with a "rich get richer" mentality. Niedringhaus saw it a shrewd business move for the seller, Randy Lerner. "If I'm an NFL owner and I can sell my team right now for $700 million and get rid of all the prior legal liabilities, how could I not?" he said. "A lot of the damage has already been done to players who injured themselves five, 10, 15 years ago."
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The next threat to NFL owners
In case you missed it this week: Ohio State drew the ire of reporters with the school's new policy prohibiting reporters from tweeting from Urban Meyer's news conferences. The Akron Beacon Journal's Jason Lloyd provided proper perspective here: On the surface, it seems petty. But Ohio State officials have no legal standing to prevent reporters from sharing information that is given in a public setting. Nor do they have the authority to dictate when that information can be disseminated. Whether or not that was the intent, this reeks of a power-hungry program flexing a little muscle in a rare area where they don't have any and searching for control in areas out of their domain. And a day later, the school lifted the policy, presumably because it was stupid and, as a public university, funded by taxpayer dollars, it's subject to just about the most open communication policies on the planet.
For you high school football fans, a chat with OHSAA commissioner Dan Ross, who reiterates that the governing body remains against splitting tournaments among public and private schools: "I am not a supporter of split tournaments, absolutely not. I believe very honestly, that we have one of the best systems in the country. But I very honestly believe we need to tweak it. The proposals we've put together the past two years ... to do nothing is one end of the argument, to separate is the other end. … This isn't a small group of people saying we need to do something. Over 300 of our schools believe we have to change. I don't think they want a great big change, but a tweak in the system. I would believe that too, but we have 330 that say we like it the way it is. We honestly haven't probably hit the right tipping point of what it's going to take.
As a sports business reporter, I can very much appreciate this: That unlike soccer overseas, with large amounts of cash involved similar to the NFL and other top sports here, salary amounts are readily available. For those covering the EPL, as The Wall Street Journal notes, figuring out salary issues is akin to a guessing game.
If you're not following me on Twitter, what are you waiting for? And, I trust you're listening to Crain's podcasts? And, of course, email me with any news tips you see fit for this space.


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Spoleto Festival USA Unveils Modest 2009 Schedule
Tributes to longtime chamber music director Charles Wadsworth, a return visit by the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and an operetta inspired by movie actor Peter Lorre highlight a more modest 2009 season of the Spoleto Festival USA.
The 33rd season of the internationally known arts festival will be staged from May 22 through June 2 across Charleston, festival organizers announced Sunday.
This year's festival has a budget of $6.2 million - down from last year's $8.4 million, said festival spokeswoman Paula Edwards. Last year's festival was staged just as the national economy soured and ended the season $372,000 in the red - the first deficit for the festival in 13 years.
This year's festival includes only one opera, a new production of Gustave Charpentier's seldom-staged "Louise," which is set in working-class Paris.
Wadsworth has directed the popular Spoleto chamber music series since the festival was established in 1977 and this will be his last season.
He will be the guest of honor at Spoleto's opening weekend gala and a concert will be staged in his honor on the festival's second weekend. Following the season's last chamber music concert June 7, high tea will be served in Wadsworth's honor in the president's garden at the College of Charleston.
Other Spoleto highlights include "Addicted to Bad Ideas: Peter Lorre's 20th Century," an operetta bringing together director Jay Scheib and World/Inferno Friendship Society, a New York punk band.
Britain's Kneehigh Theatre, which appeared at Spoleto in 2006, returns to stage "Dear John," a theater production inspired by Mozart's "Don Giovanni."
The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater performs during Spoleto's opening weekend as part of the company's 50th anniversary tour. The appearance marks the troupe's fifth Spoleto appearance.
The Spoleto Festival USA was established in Charleston in 1977 by composer Gian Carlo Menotti and modeled after his festival in Spoleto, Italy.
The festivals worked together for years but the collaboration ended in 1993 when Menotti left the American festival in a dispute over money and his successor.
Menotti died in 2007 at the age of 97. Last year, the two festivals renewed their old ties.


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Trailer Park on MySpace debuts the second trailer for The Ugly Truth in HD. View it below!http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=55500632
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The Ugly Truth is set to be released on July 24, 2009 and is rated R.
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Original plot
Two coworkers antagonize each other without realizing they are each other's pen-pal fantasy.
Big thoughts
Goddamn Jimmy Stewart kills everything he's in. I have him tied at No. 2 with Cary Grant as the best actors of all time (Bogie's 1, natch).
Obligatory bus anecdote
I got on the bus with a coworker and she was just, straight up, like "Oh, I don't have a pass." Not an offer of $2 cash for the fare, not a white lie of losing the card, just like "I'm not gonna pay this." And the driver was totally cool with it.
The Random Remake
Well, how can I say this: You've Got Mail beat me to it by 17 years, so… that means it's totally time for another remake!
Clara (Amanda Peet) gets work at a new start-up sometime in the near future. She's assigned to product test a new social network. The world is closing in on virtual reality, and a new firm is working out the kinks for a new system of interacting online with friends. Clara and her bothersome coworker Fred (Alex Karpovsky), both Psychological Engineers, are working on the system to implement human behavioral patterns in the code. Clara and Fred obviously don't see eye-to-eye on work habits, lifestyle, or anything else for that matter. They both get assigned a test subject from their boss to work through their code, and both happen to fall in love with the avatars – not realizing they chose the only other online profile available, each other.
The pitch
The Shop: Too close to really see each other


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Parkside Tech is located in Greenville SC, about midway between Charlotte and Atlanta. Bill Knopf has worked around this beautiful area since 1974 in industiral situations and process research. Retiring from full-time work in 2005, he has been consulting on instrumentation and Labview applications on a part-time basis.
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I earned a Chemical Engineering degree from University of Michigan in 1972, and worked in industry until I retired and started consulting in 2005. I began using Labview and various
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hardware prior to 2000. I have found Labview to be applicable to numerous technical situations, whether it's quality assurance, inspection, research, or process monitoring and control.
National Instruments has an imaging product line that includes smart cameras and vision systems that interface with numerous commercial cameras. I have experience with the vision algorithms used to turn this hardware into productive inspection tools. During my "industrial life" I developed and installed about 10 smart camera applications that are still in use today.
Using a National Instruments motion controller, I developed a scanning mechanism using stepping motors. Various sensors on the scanner measured properties of plastic sheet material up to 5 feet wide. I used Labview to control the scanner, as well as take data from the sensors to provide 3-D plots for visualization of property variation.
Using Labview, I developed a dual channel frequency analyzer for use on a laptop. Signals can be obtained using inexpensive USB data acquisition devices for analysis up to 5000Hz. Examples of its use are analyzing vibration and sound, speed variation on rollers, or calibrating a tachometer. My home page shows an example of the frequency analyzer main screen.


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A new trailer of Heroes that was set to debut on August 30th as part of NBC's NBC Primetime Preview, has been released online, as well as two new posters.
Heroes season three kicks off on Monday, September 21st with a one-hour recap special at 8pm ET, followed by the two-hour season premiere from 9-11pm.
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How To Shed Extra Pounds With Miracle Elixir
"I want to lose weight!" -This mantra has been a favorite for quite some time now and almost everyone says this line when summer and holiday season is approaching for basically two reasons: a.) New Year's resolution -Lifestyle modification and b.) Simply to have a curvaceous body that everyone will be envy about especially during bikini season.
Losing weight is a good lifestyle modification because you are diminishing your chances of acquiring several health problems such as: diabetes, cancer, and heart disease.So aside from proper eating and exercise, this juice which was discovered will assist you in shedding your pounds off faster.
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- Peel the avocado and chop into cubes.
- Mix all of the ingredients in a blender except for honey and ginger.
- Once fully blended, add honey and ginger and stir well.
- Drink this juice every morning on an empty stomach and allow for 45 minutes before having breakfast.
Give it a try and see your progress after a month. I, myself is a living proof that this is effective because from 72 kgs, my weight dropped to 60 kgs. My secret? Aside from the ones metioned above, I added discipline and determination to make a perfect potion for Successful weight loss.
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Pandas En Route to UK
A pair of giant pandas on loan from China to Scotland, begin their journey to their new home. The pair are the first giant pandas to live in the UK in 17 years. Courtesy of Reuters. Photo AP.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... Chinese cats are on their way to Scotland Sunday ... giant panda bears ... TNT on any on line or sweetie in sunshine in English where lifted onto a specially chartered flight in route to the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland ... the parable eight years old and will spend the next ten years living in the cold damp climate of Edinburgh ... which is similar to their native forest in Sichuan ... as for the flight it's nothing short of first class for the steel ... the weather or remembered ... two agendas one veterinarian and one cargo handler ... and they'll be taking Barry was here just like first class passengers on any airline watching after um ... all of those will be able to go back and look after make sure they're ... happy and secure and that the writers here just like any passenger airlines though we will look ... very carefully after the band is in great Deborah ... after that time in Scotland is over the pair and any offspring have will go back to China ... Julie Noche Reuters ...


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I love Harry Potter (movies, books, whatever…), Douglas Adams books, 30′s & 40′s Jazz & Jazz Samba, Sewing and flower arranging. I love Star Trek, Star Wars & Stargate. I don't discriminate with my Sci-Fi.
I collected vintage before the that word became overused by everyone and their dog. Truly. I was that dork in the 10th grade wearing full vintage garb complete with white gloves and wondering why people kept asking me if I was in a play or something. My heart belongs to another era.
My favourite month is October, and yet my favourite holiday is Christmas. I love the snow. My ideal holiday is a winter one (see: "Sparkly Mountains and Snow Covered Trees") and I get whiny in the summer heat (see: "Bits and Pieces, Evening Edition").
When I'm not being a sleep deprived mama, I work as a photographer with my own business (Courteney Rodda Photography), and perform with my jazz band "Courteney Rodda and the Other Guys". But let's be honest…being a sleep deprived mama is pretty much what my life is all about right now.
I love this blog and have been doing it for a long time. It's evolved many times over and will probably change again many times over in the future. The silly title "The Titled Blog" just goes to show how much this blog has changed over the years. What started as a mostly private project that I never thought would amount to anything (thus the stupid name) turned into a major part of how I express myself. I have had the opportunity many times to change the name to something more trendy (something that involves a vague expression about a woodland creature?) but I've kept the dorky "Titled Blog". It's who I am.


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Some challenges in life never get old no matter how much you try them. Like attempting to chase down and illegally kidnap your neighbour's cat for example, or spinning around a bunch of times and then trying to do shit that usually requires concentration.
Indeed, attempting and failing to accomplish a task while ridiculously dizzy has become a cornerstone of British society. Whether it goes down during a house party, when you're driving your car or even when you're out on the trails, it's a challenge that very few folk can ever bring themselves to ignore.
Of course, it goes without saying that it almost always ends badly. No matter how stupid you think someone looks while trying it, and no matter how talented you think you are, there's a good chance you'd look even worse in the dizzy driving seat.
Despite the warning signs dating way back to 1492 though, when Christopher Columbus spun round 15 times, tried to sail a boat in a straight line and accidentally discovered America, these mountain bikers thought it'd be a good idea to assess their skills and balance by giving it a shot.
It didn't exactly go to plan for the riders…. And that's more than a little bit of an understatement:
Crazy race in FlinbananThe day before yesterday Joakim Bøe Lien and Nicklas G. Bredberg did a Crazy Race in the trail Flinbanan, it was a blast as you can see!
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