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Uganda is a landlocked country in east Africa, roughly three times the size of Ireland. Most people live in rural areas and make their living from agriculture. Although Uganda has had consistently high economic growth rates and a strong record in the response to HIV and AIDS, it has struggled to ensure that all its citizens benefit equally. Ireland works with the Ugandan Government and a range of non-governmental organisations supporting programmes that ensure children can go to school and get a good education, that the most vulnerable communities are supported, that citizens have a greater say in how their country is run and that systems of accountability function effectively.
Uganda at a glance
Population | 35.6 million |
Proportion of people living on less than $ 1.25 a day | 38% |
Ranking on UN Human Development Index 2011 | 161 out of 187 countries |
Partner Country since | 1994 |
Ireland and Uganda
We opened our Embassy in Uganda in 1994, when we established our official aid programme. Since then, Irish Aid has worked with a variety of partner organisations including government institutions, UN agencies, international research institutions and aid agencies to deliver on our development objectives in Uganda.
We have set out these objectives in our Uganda Country Strategy Paper 2010 – 2014 (CSP) (PDF, 868kb), which is informed by the Ugandan Government's own National Development Plan (PDF, 7.82mb) as well as by our commitment to reducing poverty for the most vulnerable people and communities in Uganda.
Due to the recent misappropriation of Irish Aid funding of 4 million earmarked for Northern Uganda in November 2012 ,we have suspended all Irish Aid funding through government systems totalling €16 million. This suspension will remain in place until the misappropriated funds are returned and we are fully confident that the Government of Uganda has strengthened its internal financial controls and acted against all officials implicated in the fraud. Our support to non government partners in 2012 is not affected by this suspension
As well as providing assistance through our bilateral aid programme, we support the work of local and international aid agencies and missionary organisations in Uganda through our civil society funding schemes .
We support private sector development initiatives, such as Traidlinks, which deepen the trade and investment links between Uganda and Ireland in ways that benefits both countries.
And a number of research and learning partnerships between higher education institutions in Ireland and Uganda are supported through the Programme of Strategic Co-operation .
Uganda gained its independence from Britain in 1962 but went on to experience a long period of hardship under the oppressive regimes of Idi Amin and Milton Obote before take-over of Government in 1986 by President Yoweri Museveni. President Museveni was re-elected for a fourth time in 2011, the first being in 1996.
Politically, Uganda is relatively stable. Its new ninth Parliament and a free press have both shown themselves willing to hold the Government to account for its policies and decisions. And the fighting that had plagued northern Uganda is now largely over, although the country remains vulnerable to civil unrest, human rights issues and corruption.
There has been a general improvement in the observance of human rights, access to justice, security of people and property, and adherence to the rule of law and due process. This can be attributed in some way to improvements in the functioning of the legal system in Uganda.
In particular, the use of the sector-wide strategy, the Justice, Law and Order Sector (JLOS), has helped decentralise the delivery of justice and has led to the establishment of codes of conduct and performance standards for legal sector personnel. Despite these improvements, factors such as the huge case backlog, lack of necessary training for legal personnel, legislative bottlenecks and poverty itself significantly limit access to justice in Uganda.
Uganda has made good progress towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals, which are closely aligned with its National Development Plan (PDF, 7.82mb). This Plan focuses on growing the country's economy and increasing employment as well as ensuring that people have the services they need to be healthy, educated and productive.
Uganda's economy continues to outperform other countries in the region. Its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate is currently around 3.2% with the services sector the main driver of economic growth.
Agriculture is the country's main source of income with 66% of Uganda's working age population deriving its income from farming. Uganda's major exports are all agro-based; with coffee as the leading export commodity. Contribution of the agriculture sector to growth and development continues to be inhibited by low levels of public investment, limited mechanisation and unfavourable land use policies.
The country is rich in natural resources such as cobalt and copper. And the recent discovery of oil, which could yield between US$2 and US$5 billion in additional revenues per year, has the potential to help Uganda achieve its goal of becoming a Middle Income Country.
Despite its impressive economic growth, Uganda is ranked 161 out of 187 countries on the United Nations' Human Development Index (Ireland is currently ranked seven). More than 8.5 million Ugandans still live in poverty. One of the poorest regions in Uganda is the Karamoja region in the north east of the country where 75% of the population is classified as poor. Years of armed conflict, and the effects of climate change have led to chronic poverty and food insecurity.
Gender-based violence is a persistent problem in Uganda, in spite of legislation that has attempted to address the issue. Ugandan women are also at high risk of dying in pregnancy or childbirth, although improvements have been made in under-five mortality rates. Uganda also has a serious shortage of trained health workers, which is affecting the Government's ability to improve health services.
In spite of these challenges, progress has been made in other areas. There are almost 5 million more pupils in primary schools today compared to 1997, even more impressive considering more than half the population is below the age of 15 years.
Life expectancy has increased from 45 years in 2003 to 54 years in 2011. And the country has seen a significant drop in the HIV and AIDS prevalence rate, which is currently at 7.3% compared to 18% in the 1990s. However, Uganda now needs to consolidate the gains it has made in reducing HIV prevalence. Recent trends are a cause for concern. The disease accounts for one third of all adult deaths and over half of all deaths among children under the age of five.
In Uganda, Irish Aid works in support of the Ugandan Government objectives to reduce the poverty and vulnerability of its people by ensuring that they are healthy, educated, and able to achieve their full potential. In doing so we engage with a variety of partners at national and local level and we focus on delivering results for poor men and women in the following areas:
A focus on the most vulnerable communities in Karamoja
Chronic poverty is a reality for many people living in Karamoja, a region which is frequently subject to drought and hunger. Through support for the Government's Peace, Recovery and Development Plan (PRDP) for northern Uganda, we are supporting poor communities in a number of ways. Regular, modest cash payments are made to 3,500 of the most vulnerable and marginalised households, thereby preventing families from falling further into poverty.
We are financing a major school building programme in Karamoja. We also provided support for the secondary education of over 1,300 students in the Acholi and Karamoja regions and 25 university scholarships per year for students from the poorest families to continue their education, 65% of which go to girls.
We are also supporting an innovative programme that contributes to the economic empowerment of communities through the harvesting of 'gum arabica'. This natural gum, made from the hardened sap of the acacia tree, is used to make anything from ink and shoe polish to soft drinks and cosmetics. There are links between these communities and Irish businesses, with plans agreed to increase production in the coming years. This means predictable and fair returns for the local communities.
Ensuring a better education for girls and boys
At national level, we support the Ministry of Education to deliver on the national education strategy with a focus on improving teacher training, helping children to master basic literacy, numeracy and life skills.
As more children complete primary education, there is a need to ensure that they can continue to post-primary level. We are supporting curriculum reform, the teaching of science and mathematics at secondary level and the rehabilitation of secondary schools.
Responding to HIV and AIDS
In response to the worrying recent trends, which show a resurgence of the disease, we and our development partners are supporting the implementation of a harmonised HIV prevention programme. This programme aims to increase access to quality prevention services for the most vulnerable. In addition, we are assisting the 11 UN agencies that make up the Joint UN Team on AIDS to deliver the single Joint UN Programme of Support on AIDS.
Our support to civil society organisations in Uganda aims to scale up prevention activities and improve access to services for people living with HIV and AIDS.
Increasing access to justice for poor and vulnerable people
To ensure that poor and vulnerable people have access to justice, we are supporting Uganda's key justice, law and order institutions (police, prisons, judiciary and Human Rights Commission). This has resulted in more people getting legal aid and less time being spent on remand. An element of the Justice and Law Sector programme is a joint training initiative involving the Garda Síochána and the UK/Police Service of Northern Ireland working with the Ugandan police (UPF). The main focus of Irish support is in the area of community policing, and strengthening the management capacity of the Ugandan Police Force.
Responding to gender-based violence
We are strengthening our approach to prevention and response programmes, working through local government and civil society organisations, focusing on regions which have the highest prevalence of gender-based violence (GBV) in the country. In collaboration with other development partners, we are promoting and advocating for the development and implementation of a national GBV strategy.
Promoting accountability
We support a programme to deepen democracy in Uganda and provide assistance to a number of key civil society partners with a focus on human rights and accountability issues. In addition, over 90,000 local government officials have been trained in financial management through a reform programme that will help to improve efficiency, effectiveness and accountability within central and local governments.
Uganda's discovery of oil has the potential to lift the country out of poverty. We are exploring ways that the energy sector in Uganda can become more transparent so that the revenues from oil are spent effectively and for the benefit of the people.
Increasing economic opportunities
Growing the country's economy is an important element of the Ugandan National Development Plan. Through our support for Traidlinks, an Irish non-profit organization, we are helping small and medium-sized enterprises to develop their business and identify regional market opportunities.
How we spend our budget
The five year Uganda Country Strategy 2010 – 2014 planned to provide in the region €33 million per year, subject to availability of budget. We spent €16.8 million in support of our development programmes in 2012. This represesnts a reduction of approximately €16 million due to the recent Government decision to suspend all Irish Aid funding though government systems in Uganda (see Summary of Partner Country Expenditure by Sector - Appendix 10, Irish Aid Annual Report 2012 (PDF)).
Uganda's progress
At national level, Uganda has made significant progress in the following areas:
- The percentage of the population living on less than $1.25 dollars per day has reduced significantly from 51% in 2006 to 28% in 2011.
- Primary education enrolment rates have tripled from about 2.7 million in 1997 to about 8.3 million in 2011.
- The proportion of children completing primary school has increased from 54% in 2010 to 67% in 2011/12.
- There has been an increase in satisfaction among the citizens of Uganda with how democracy works in Uganda from 37% in 2008 to 53% in 2011.
- 70% of rural areas can now access justice institutions compared to 65% in 2007.
How we have helped
Irish Aid has played its part in the progress made by Uganda:
- 30,000 vulnerable and marginalised people have benefited from cash transfers under the National Social Protection Programme.
- 53,000 orphans and vulnerable children were provided with care and support
- 464,880 people have received assistance for individual legal aid and more than 3 million people have benefitted from general legal outreach activities.
- Over 1,300 disadvantaged students were supported to attend secondary school through bursaries and the rehabilitation of 11 secondary schools and 2 teacher training colleges in Karamoja.
- Pre-election training for female political aspirants resulted in 1,500 out of 2,000 Ugandan female candidates getting elected at local, district and national level.
- 105 members of the Uganda Police Force received training by An Garda Síochána under a 'Community Policing Programme. They in turn trained 600 police officers in community policing methods.
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iKey Unveils StreetCase Featuring Keyboard & Protection
iKey, a manufacturer of rugged computer peripherals, has announced the new iKey StreetCase, a durable case with integrated keyboard designed to turn the Apple iPad into a rugged laptop. The iKey StreetCase was unveiled at the 2013 Macworld/iWorld Expo last week to an amazing response.
Fully sealed and submersible while closed, the iKey StreetCase provides the durability of a rugged laptop for iPad users. Ideal for heavy data input on the touchscreen-only device, the iKey StreetCase houses a fully sealed QWERTY Bluetooth-compatible keyboard with red LED backlighting. The iKey StreetCase is built out of a robust, ABS polycarbonate, and has customized internal rails that easily lock in place to support an ergonomic viewing position of 115-degree angle.
"At the touch of a button, the iPad can easily be popped in to the iKey StreetCase to turn your tablet into a rugged laptop," said Dave Huddleston, iKey Operations Manager. "You can just as easily pop it out when the keyboard and case are not needed. This feature also allows the iKey StreetCase to be used by multiple users because it's so easy to swap out devices."
As with all of iKey's products, the StreetCase is designed for use in harsh environments, including those found in public safety, fleet and industrial applications. Sealed to NEMA 4X/IP65 standards while in a closed configuration, the case is resistant to liquids, dust and other debris. In addition, the iKey StreetCase is designed to operate in extreme temperatures of -40 degrees F to +158 degrees F (-40 degrees C to +70 degrees C) and meets the high shock and vibration specifications demanded for optimum in-vehicle usage. Ideal for mobile applications, the iKey StreetCase features an integrated VESA mounting pattern for those who want to dock their tablet.
"We know that a lot of our customer base is drawn towards the mobility of tablets, so our goal is to provide a multipurpose solution to help add value and extend the life of those products," Huddleston said.
The Bluetooth-compatible, rechargeable keyboard featured inside boasts a one-touch pairing process, and can be paired to your device in less than 30 seconds. iPad integrated hot keys allow you to quickly search your device, return to the home screen, control volume, review photos, lock the screen and access the on-screen keyboard. Integrated red LED backlighting makes the iKey StreetCase an ideal solution in low-light environments and also automatically shuts-off after 10 seconds of inactivity to preserve battery life. Battery life is estimated to be several months on a full charge.
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The real Roy Hodgson... The new England manager in his own words
Neil Moxley
Who is your sporting hero?
As a Crystal Palace supporter as a boy, I liked watching Johnny McNichol and later Johnny Byrne. But if I had to pick one, I'd choose George Eastham. I was a budding inside-forward myself and if that was your position, then George was the man to follow. Many years later, I played against him in South Africa. He might have been a lot older, but you could see his quality.
What would you be if you weren't a sportsman?
A PE teacher, but going into full-time coaching at such a young age, it's difficult to envisage that now.
Which other sportsman would you like to be?
A tennis player. Bjorn Borg or Roger Federer — I can't choose which one. I played a lot of tennis when I was young; those two are magnificent sportsmen. I used to go and stand on the terraces at Wimbledon but I've not done that for a few years now.
Boyhood hero: George Eastham
Career highlight?
There have been a few, but I would probably name reaching the Europa League final with Fulham as a particular highlight.
... and the worst moment?
There have been a few of those as well! Losing the above final and the UEFA Cup final with Inter Milan when we were defeated by Schalke.
If your house was burning down, what one possession would you save?
Something expensive! I've got a few watches, I'd probably grab those. Saying that, I'm not particularly materialistic or nostalgic. I don't own photograph albums, the pictures that are important to me are etched in my mind.
What's the best advice you've been given?
I've taken it from American basketball coach Bobby Knight. He said: 'Most people have the will to win. Few people have the will to prepare to win.' I think that's important in professional sport. We talk about winners as if there's a group of people who are happy to be losers. It's a nonsense. It's a question of how much you are prepared to put in.
Sound advice: American basketball coach Bobby Knight
Favourite karaoke song?
I've not really used it. But I've sung before — in a joke-type way — like Al Jolson or Josef Locke, the Singing Bobby. I used to sing Me and Bobby McGhee by Kris Kristofferson on a harmonica with a pal during my time in South Africa, so I'll choose that.
Three most-listened to songs?
The Pretender by Jackson Browne, Nadir's aria from Georges Bizet's opera The Pearl Fishers. The third would be a soul song, Loving Arms by Dobie Gray or Making Love (At the Dark End of the Street) by Clarence Carter or These Arms are Mine by Otis Redding.
Last film you saw?
At the cinema it would be The King's Speech. But I watch a lot of films at home. I'm currently working my way through a DVD box-set of Mad Men which I think is outstanding.
Last book you read?
I've got quite a voracious appetite as far as books are concerned. I enjoy the classics or good story-tellers. I've read, for instance, nearly all of those who have won the Nobel Prize. I like Philip Roth and other American authors such as John Updike and Richard Yates. I had a period where I read a lot of Czech literature, the likes of Milan Kundera and Ivan Klima. I like German writers, too, such as Hermann Hesse.
Not long ago I was given a book by Stefan Zweig, an Austrian, called Beware of Pity which is absolutely magnificent. I'm always on the look-out for new authors, although I don't think the writing I like to read comes under the bestsellers tag too often. But I've read a lot of Sebastian Faulks and Martin Amis of course. I go to the A-Z of fiction to find writers that I like, rather than just heading for the top-20 bestsellers.
Literary enthusiast: Roy Hodgson is a fan of Czech literature
Pre-match meal?
I'm afraid that is rather predictable. Jacket potato and baked beans or chicken breast with pasta.
Can you cook?
That's quite simple — no.
Favourite holiday destination?
Well, I've got two.
In Europe it is Italy or in the USA it would be Florida.
In a film of your life, who would play you?
A hypothetical question, of course. There won't be one. If I had to choose someone, I'd say Hugh Grant. He's about the only actor I've met who has taken any proper interest in football, being a big Fulham supporter. He'd be far too good-looking to play me in any film, mind you.
Fulham fan: Hodgson would have Hugh Grant play him on the big screen
What's the most expensive thing you have ever bought?
When I returned to England as manager of Blackburn Rovers, I bought cars for my wife Sheila and my son Chris.
Tell us a secret about yourself?
I was once invited to play a doubles match with Stefan Edberg as part of a celebrity exhibition match in Sweden in front of a few thousand people. Mats Wilander would have been on the other side of the net, along with another 'celebrity'. I do like my tennis and played when I was younger.
But these were two top-quality tennis players — former world No 1s and Grand Slam winners at the top of their game.I thought about it, but eventually bottled it! A great opportunity, but I'm still comfortable with my decision.
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4.38 / 5.00 19,193 ViewsJust a short of the consequences of using a over-sized rocketlauncher =D
Thanks to Joe.H who drew the rocket for me ^.^ you're awesome!!
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i thought it was funny:)
the smoke coming out of the rocket was good, and i found the animation good, but it could use more colours, and shading to make it look better.
Thanks for the comment.
I have redrawn the earth to actually make it look like an earth (just for you) ;)
Hey, it was good for a few chuckles. ANimation, lthoguh simple, was also smooth with no bugs whatsoever.
Also I saw you say you were going to update with audio,so I won't nag you on that. it was a bit short though. So, my oly recommendation is to perhapsa lengthen out the animation by a little bit. Otherwise, pretty sucessful ^_^
Cheers, appreciate the comment.
and.. you couldnt draw your own rocket?
I could do, but I'm lazy, and joe does some awesome graphics!
It was okay.
Can do better animation.
Quite funny though.
Keep it up.
You should make a flash of say 10 of these types of things put together.
Maybe the man could be trying to make a rocket launcher, and it shows his 10 versions.
Pretty cool, would be cooler if it had sound :/
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ELGIN — Summit, Inc. has announced new leadership and administrative appointments at the school for children with learning and other difficulties.
Johanna White, Summit School principal for the past eight years, has been appointed president and chief executive officer. The new principal for Summit School is Helene Kraus. And Rebecca Gliesmann Gillie has been named coordinator of business operations.
White takes over from Robert Hansen, who recently retired from the position he held since 2009. Prior to Hansen's position with Summit, he retired from Community Unit School District 300 after serving as a school administrator for 31 years.
"We express our deep appreciation to Bob Hansen, who was an integral part of the realization of our mission several years ago to offer one single location for our two premier special education schools — Summit School and Summit Early Learning Center, at our main campus on River Road," Leo Flanagan Jr., board chairman, said in a release.
"The board of directors is pleased to have a seamless transition in the leadership roles at Summit Inc. Johanna brings valuable experience as an administrator and an educator of students who have identified learning, attention and/or social difficulties."
White received her bachelor's degree from Quincy College in sociology and a master's degree in special education from Western Illinois University. She also has an educational specialist degree in administration from Northeast Missouri State.
Prior to her position as principal of Summit School, she worked for 34 years in administrative positions in special education in various Illinois public school districts.
She and her husband, David Soderstrom, reside in McHenry.
"I look forward to working with our board of directors to create strong partnerships and to continue the strong legacy of Summit School specializing in teaching children by maximizing individual potential," White said in the release.
Kraus has served over 34 years in public school special education and most recently as director of special education for the Marengo-Union Elementary School District 165.
Kraus received her undergraduate degree from Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, and her master's degree from Northern Illinois University. She and her husband, Mike, reside in Crystal Lake.
Gillie assumes her role from Judy Lovett, who recently retired after being affiliated with Summit School for nearly 25 years, starting at the Dundee Campus where she held the positions of assistant, purchasing agent and receptionist.
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Lesley Appleyard, who lived near the Harpers, said she also saw a bearded man with dark hair while walking her dog.
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ARDMORE, Pa. (AP) - Tiger Woods said his left wrist was fine. It's his game that was hurting him Thursday in the U.S. Open.
He was 2-over par when play was suspended because of darkness, leaving him about a 4-foot par putt on the 11th hole when he returns at 7:15 a.m. Friday.
It was probably a good time for Woods to stop.
He pulled his tee shot with an iron well left of the 11th fairway, and only the thick grass kept it from going into the creek. He took another powerful hack out of the rough to clear the winding creek that fronts the green, and then played a flop shot from the rough to 4 feet.
When a USGA official mentioned that his wrist appeared to be a problem, Woods replied, ``It's fine.''
With a better forecast the rest of the week, Woods will play 25 full holes on Friday and try to make up ground on the leaders. Phil Mickelson completed his round of 67, while Luke Donald was at 4-under and approaching the difficult, five-hole finish.
``I've got a lot of holes to play tomorrow,'' Woods said. ``And hopefully, I can play a little better than I did today.''
Woods has gone five years without winning a major, though his four PGA Tour wins in eight starts indicates that his game is in good shape.
As he's done in other majors, Woods began with poor tee shot that found the rough on the gentle, opening hole at Merion. He grimaced after digging into the gnarly rough to hack out to the fairway and started with a bogey.
The key to Merion is to hang on for the opening six holes, take advantage of the short stretch of holes in the middle, and try not to give back shots at the end. After that six-hole start, Woods had one par, two birdies and three bogeys. Two of the bogeys came from poor chip shots from just off the green at No. 3 and No. 5. What saved him was a 50-foot birdie putt on the sixth hole.
But he failed to convert birdie chances on the seventh, eighth and 10th holes - all of them under 400 yards - and he three-putted the 237-yard ninth hole from about 65 feet to drop another shot.
``It's going to be a fast night,'' Woods said as he left the course.
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In person I've lost a seemingly infinite amount of times, although I've managed to get better and haven't lost against any of my opponents IRL in several months. On here it's a different story, I think I've only won twice on here and that was only because the other person timed out. Seems like I'm better in person than I am on here and I don't know why.
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I have not lost a game since last evening ...
Here is a match I lost last night that I had been doing okay in, but my middle and end game ruined it (and my start wasn't very strong either):
I looked at your game from Feb.8 and thought I'd give you some pointers:
7.0-0 ? Castling is a mistake at this point. Black's last move, 6...d5 set up the threat 7...d4, forking the White knight and bishop, winning a piece. You needed to play 7.exd5 here to eliminate this threat. This fork remains possible for several moves but luckily Black never saw it.
11.Nb5? Your knight on e5 is hanging and can be captured by the Black queen. Your move, attacking the black queen almost forces Black to capture your knight. Luckily Black didn't see it.
15.Qa6? Sadly you missed a mate in two here. 15.Qa7+! Kc8 16.Qa8#. At the very least you could've also simply taken Black's knight on a2 with your queen.
16.Bxb6? Here you missed a mate in one. 16.Nxc6#
17.Qa5? Your knight on b5 is attacked by a pawn, so moving your queen just leaves it up for grabs. Better was to continue the attack with 17.Nxc6+, if then 17...Qxc6 it's mate in two 18.Ba7+ Ka8 19.Qxc6#. Also better would have been trading queens with 17.Qxb7+ Kxb7 and then taking his rook with 18.Bxd8
18.Qxb5? Better would have been to win the black rook with 18.Bxd8. Up until now you were winning, but now the tide is beginning to turn.
20.Nxf7? Trying to fork the two black rooks. You should have taken the Black knight on a2 with your queen instead. Now you're losing.
21.d4? The Black knight on a2 is still up for grabs! 21.Qxa2 should've been played.
22...Qxb2?? Your opponent commits a fatal blunder with this pawn grab. His queen and king are on the same open file. You can now skewer them with 23.Rb3, winning the queen. Sadly you missed it.
I will stop the analysis at this point. The rest of the game no longer presented you with any opportunities to save the game.
This is hardly an in-depth analysis of your game, I merely pointed out the most obvious tactics. I would recommend you look at this game again and again until everything I pointed out to you pops right out at you.
Were the first two games against this guy?
I think it's around 1100.
I think he's related to Ali G. Hope that helps.
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Timken Co. TKR -2.21% Timken Co. U.S.: NYSE $50.80 -1.15 -2.21% Dec. 11, 2013 4:01 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 730,932 AFTER HOURS $50.80 0.00 0.00% Dec. 11, 2013 4:06 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 760 P/E Ratio 17.12 Market Cap $4.96 Billion Dividend Yield 1.81% Rev. per Employee $217,910 More quote details and news » said its shareholders supported a nonbinding proposal from an activist shareholder to spin off the company's steel business, a move the maker of bearings and transmission parts has opposed.
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Timken Chairman Tim Timken Jr. said in a statement, "We appreciate the thoughtful feedback we've received from our shareholders on the spin-off proposal as well as their broader input on corporate governance and capital allocation. The board will carefully evaluate the views of our shareholders and announce next steps within 45 days."
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On Jan. 31, 2012, most people were figuring out ways to enjoy the insanely mild weather, which hit highs in the mid-50s.
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Taking place on the anniversary of the Drogheda woman's death on Sunday, the event took place where the 29-year-old was last seen alive in the city.
The peace march was organised to honour Jill and others as a show of rejection of violence toward women.
Before the march a quote from Martin Luther King was read. It said: "Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that".
Many of those taking part held placards urging respect for women and community safety.
Jill vanished as she walked home at night following a night out with colleagues from ABC Radio, where she worked, in the Brunswick area of the city.
Her murder sparked outrage in Ireland and Australia and a week after her disappearance 30,000 people marched through Melbourne, the country's second biggest city, for an anti-violence rally.
Adrian Bayley was arrested and charged following the release of CCTV footage, which showed him having a discussion with Jill on the night of her disappearance.
Her body was found days later in a shallow grave at Gisbourne South, north-west of Melbourne.
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Denis has always been involved in music, so the playing of music greatly influences his painting. He also looks for rhythms in other forms of movement, such as horse and greyhound racing, especially where it can be associated with a tune or a song.
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Imagine a storm so severe, it would swell the ocean all the way past Quincy Market to the steps of Boston's City Hall.
Here's the thing: You don't need much of an imagination, because we actually lived through such a storm. A new report released today by The Boston Harbor Association asserts that had Sandy hit us at high tide back in October, 6.6 percent of the city of Boston would have been underwater, with the flood reaching the City Hall area.
The storm, according to the report, added five feet to the average ocean level along Boston's shores. Fortunately, it hit nearly six hours after high tide. If another storm hurls a 5-foot storm surge at us just as the tide reaches its zenith, we would have much bigger problems than the T shutting down for the afternoon.
Yes, such a storm would flood 6.6 percent of the city. But certain low-lying areas would be particularly affected. About 31 percent of the South Boston waterfront would be flooded, and about 17 percent of the rest of Southie would be underwater. Ten percent of downtown would be flooded, as would 15 percent of Charlestown and the North End. High-profile properties such as the Charlestown Navy Yard, Gillette's manufacturing complex and the South Bay shopping center in Dorchester would be flooded as well.
The nightmare gets much worse if you envision what could happen if sea levels rise by 2.5 feet, a possible scenario within the next 50 to 75 years. Then, 30 percent of the entire city would be flooded if a storm with Sandy's force hits at high tide. More than 80 percent of East Boston would be flooded in such a scenario, as would nearly all of the South Boston waterfront. A few feet can make a big difference: A 7.5-foot surge at high tide would put 90 percent of the Back Bay underwater, according to the report, while the neighborhood would be left unscathed by a 5-foot surge.
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CRAZY FOR ITALIAN FOOD Reveals Italian Cuisine and Family Life in the 30s
Joe Famularo, who grew up with his Italian-American family in New York when the Great Depression was in full swing, recounts his youth, and how his family's love for authentic Italian food helped them weather those difficult days. The narrative of his book, Crazy for Italian Food, primarily occurs in Hell's Kitchen, on the far west side of Manhattan. At the time, the area was populated with Italian immigrant families, along with Irish, German and Jewish communities, and at that time, Italian cuisine was the most popular, as it is today.
Readers will come to understand how the act of dining together helped strengthen the bonds of these families, helping them endure the challenges they faced as immigrants. Aside from insightful, entertaining and many touching stories, each chapter also comes with recipes for scrumptious Italian food that readers can create in their own kitchens. The cookbook is already receiving high praise amongst culinary and literary circles.
"Joe Famularo should have a national radio program! His book is alive with more than recipes and how-to's. It is a "perdutamente" to not only Italian food but all food and all families. I want more, more, more!" says Norman Van Aken, James Beard Award Chef and co-author of "My Key West Kitchen."
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Andy Huckaba is an independent technology and business strategy consultant whose prior experience with telecommunications clients, including 12 years with Sprint Nextel Corp., has launched him into a national broadband discussion.
A Lenexa City Council member since 2003, he was picked to serve on the National League of Cities' Information Technology and Communications Steering Committee and later became its chairman. In 2006, he was part of an effort to hit up Congress to develop a national broadband plan, which eventually was adopted. Through this advocacy on the national level, the league picked him a year ago to represent the organization on the Federal Communications Commission's Intergovernmental Advisory Committee.
Huckaba now sits with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and other local government officials from throughout the country on the committee, which looks to Huckaba for updates on Google Inc.'s fiber network in Kansas City. The committee is watching the network closely as the FCC grapples with regulatory issues stemming from applying 20th-century rules to modern-day tech companies.
What's the big deal about having a national broadband plan?
The passion behind it is as we started to look at where the rest of the world was going, we recognized that the country that invented the Internet was now 15th or 19th or whatever in the world in terms of broadband availability, speed and affordability. ...
So, we made a case that broadband needed to be looked at as a critical part of the infrastructure of the United States, and in fact, if we didn't make aggressive progress toward creating a world-class broadband infrastructure in our country, we'd be essentially left behind. Our ability to compete with the rest of the world would be diminished, so it was kind of a big deal.
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