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Wisconsin Football: 3 Keys to the Game vs. Nebraska
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Saturday's matchup with the Nebraska Huskers will really be a homecoming of sorts, but it won't feel that way for the Badgers.
Barry Alvarez was a linebacker in Lincoln before putting his stamp on the game as a revered coach of the other Big Red in Madison. Alvarez has freely admitted that he built the Badger program in the mold of his alma mater, and it seemed as though the acorn became the tree when the two teams met last season.
The Huskers are looking to make some firewood though.
Bret Bielema and his new coaching staff will face a road test unlike any other they will see this season. On top of the simple challenge of playing in hostile territory, Wisconsin will be bringing a freshman quarterback, dinged up defensive line and a questionable running back in Montee Ball.
The team's chances are about as slim as its recent margins of victory, but more improbable upsets have already happened this year.
Contain the QB
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If Taylor Martinez is "skipping rocks," Joel Stave is probably practicing at a local pond.
The Husker quarterback is experiencing a resurgence after a season plagued with inconsistency. Martinez is finally distancing himself from the notion he can't pass, as well as distancing himself from defenders with 191 yards on the ground so far this season. His accuracy is closing in on the 71 percent mark while limiting his interceptions to only one in 2012.
To keep the Huskers from grabbing the game's momentum, the Badgers will have to make Martinez uncomfortable. Luckily, Wisconsin is well suited for a matchup with such a mobile quarterback. Chris Borland, in particular, will have to be Martinez's shadow and use his speed and smarts while in pursuit.
A rather verbose defensive end in David Gilbert will have to back up his trash talk and be a terror off the edge. Simply put, Wisconsin will have to re-enact the nightmare from 2011 where Martinez threw three interceptions and was completely neutralized.
It will be a tall order for an improved player, at home, with revenge on his mind and motivation on his bulletin board.
Keep the Defense Honest
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The term "jet sweep" will soon become a popular part of the Wisconsin lexicon.
Wisconsin looked more like its normal self last week because offensive coordinator Matt Canada used misdirection to buy his players time and create plays. One of the most effective tactics was the "jet sweep" formation where a running back comes into motion while another tailback simultaneously moves forward to take the hand off.
Defensive linemen and linebackers cannot key on either player, and if a runner like Melvin Gordon makes it to the edge, it's a track meet. Gordon will win every time. If defensive players rush to the edge, an inside runner like White can explode up the crease.
Lastly, quarterback Joel Stave can elect to keep the ball himself for a play-action pass. The intended result is chaos and to keep the defense off-kilter. If the Badgers can sell plays like the jet sweep, expect a long night for Bo Pelini's under-performing rushing defense which ranks 86th nationally.
Stay Calm
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Night games are tough.
Night games on the road are tough.
Night games on the road against a power like Nebraska are straight up overwhelming.
For the Wisconsin Badgers to have any success, they must first win the war of nerves. The media has called this team a disappointment and destined for a crushing loss.
But there is always a sense of security in being counted out. Message boards are highlighting the fact that Stave will be making only his second start in front of a rowdy crowd, but coaches and players praise his poise. Reporters point to an ugly loss to Oregon State, but that same Beaver team beat UCLA, who beat up on Nebraska a few weeks ago.
An upward trend in play and a renewed confidence after a solid win will go a long way to buoy the Badgers.
This underdog may yet have some bite to go along with its bark.
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Middleburgh girls end Galway's win streak
The Galway girls' soccer team suffered its first loss of the season, 4-2 in overtime, against Middleburgh Friday, and Berne-Knox-Westerlo had its six-game Western Athletic Conference winning streak interrupted by a tie with Northville.
Middleburgh's Kendra Wood and Taylor Cater both scored in overtime for the Knights (4-1-0 WAC), who got two goals from Amanda Roney in regulation. Roney also assisted on Wood's game-winner. Megan Hagadorn made 18 saves to hold back Galway (4-1-0 WAC, 5-1 overall).
The Eagles got 18 saves from Rebekah Reichard, and goals were scored by Abby Spagnola and Erica Chase.
Northville's Veronica Arceri, assisted by Mary Ryan, scored the equalizer in a 2-2 draw with Berne-Knox-Westerlo. Kelly VanNostrand scored for the Falcons (3-1-2 WAC) in the first half, and Joanna Schulte made 17 saves.
BKW (6-0-1 WAC) got scores from Delaney Martin and Makayla McCormick, while Liz Harvey made eight saves.
Schoharie scored three times in the second half to beat Mayfield, 4-0. Seana Cleveland scored twice for the Indians (3-2 WAC), while Hannah Bowersox and Kaitlyn Kendle both scored once. Lindsey Vanier made six saves in the shutout.
Mayfield (1-5 WAC) got 16 saves from Jennifer Little.
Sophie Constantino scored three times to lead Scotia-Glenville over Troy, 7-1, in a non-league game. Carina Moran made three saves for the 6-0 Tartans. Other goals came from Renee Casey, Grace Marola, Max Culhane and Maddy Carroll.
Troy got 17 saves from Abby McAuley and a goal from Courtney Avery.
Niskayuna's Anka Parzych scored twice to lift the Silver Warriors to a 2-0 Suburban Council win over Columbia. Liz Farley and Meghan Reihs picked up the assists for Niskayuna (7-0 Suburban), and Kristen Hartlage made two saves.
Jessica Schafer made 15 saves for Columbia (1-6 Suburban).
Mariela Jacome's goal and assist led Ichabod Crane past Cobleskill-Richmondville in a Colonial Council match, 3-1. Kaci Aschenbrenner and Jessie Mink also scored for the 5-1 Riders, and Katie Grace made eight saves.
Cobleskill (4-2) got a goal from Morgan Loder and nine saves from Erika Tracy.
Catskill's Logan Hart-Grasse made nine saves to keep Maple Hill at bay in a 3-1 Patroon Conference win. Kassidy Bulich, Kaylyn Holliday and Kelly Meyer provided the scoring for the Cats (3-2-1, 3-2-1).
Maple Hill (2-4, 2-4) got a goal from Bella Nelson, while Anna Pulver (three saves) and Sabrina Wolfe (five saves) split time in goal.
Coxsackie-Athens (4-0-1 Patroon) got three goals from Brianna Blunk to beat Taconic Hills, 5-0. Ashley McKay was credited with 28 saves for Taconic Hills (0-6 Patroon).
Heather Carl led Greenville to a 3-0 win over Cairo-Durham with two goals. Carly Johnson had the other, moving Greenville to 4-1-1 in the Patroon. Cairo-Durham dropped to 4-2-0.
Chatham's Alyssa Keeler and Erin Persons scored in a 2-0 win over Hudson, helping Chatham improve to 5-1 in the Patroon, while Hudson dropped to 0-6 despite 20 saves from Tiffany Meano.
Berlin got a hat trick from Brianna Stowell in a 7-0 Central Hudson Valley League win over Doane Stuart (1-3-0 CHVL). Jewel Pietryk also had a pair of goals for Berlin (3-1-0 CHVL), and Jodi Thomas made seven saves.
Boys' soccer
Newton leads Academy
Albany Academy remained unbeaten with a 4-1 win over Mechanicville in the Colonial Council, moving to 6-0 in the league. Jordan Newton figured in all four goals, scoring once and handing out three assists. Dami Osofisan scored twice for Academy, while Michael DeVito scored once. Hugh Fisher made six saves in the win.
The Red Raiders (1-3-1 Colonial) got a goal from Eric Krasuski and nine saves from Caleb Foard.
Niskayuna beat Columbia, 3-1, in the Suburban Council, getting goals from Brendan Griffiths, Joe Repicky and Scott Fishel, with Repicky also assisting on two goals. The Silver Warriors improved to 4-1-0 in the league. Tanner Chester scored for the Blue Devils (2-4-1 Suburban).
Galway topped Middleburgh, 4-2, to remain unbeaten at 5-0 in the Western Athletic Conference. Casey Mello, Ryan Paapalau, Zack Hartman and Austin Scheeren scored for the Eagles. Evan Ceroala made eight saves and Rob Baron two as the pair split time in goal.
Austin Roney scored a goal and assisted on Ryan Bechtold's score for Middleburgh (2-5 WAC).
Berne-Knox-Westerlo's Nick Nagengast scored with 20 minutes left to cut the Bulldogs' deficit in half, but Northville re-established its two-goal lead with 11 minutes left to play on David Onzo's goal, beating BKW, 3-1.
Tate Repscher assisted on the goal for BKW (4-3, 5-3). The Falcons (2-2-1 WAC) also got goals from Nate Edwards and Jimmy Grega.
Mayfield's Tylan Toscano, assisted by Brandon Smith, had the lone goal in a win over Schoharie. Ryan Hennessy made four saves for the Panthers (2-3 WAC), and Justin Montione made six stops for the Indians (3-3-1).
John Lucas scored three goals, two in a second-half surge, as Hoosic Valley topped Cambridge, 5-2, in the Wasaren League. Jared Morello and Evan Holbritter both scored in the win, while Ethan Ross-Hixson made five saves for Hoosic Valley (2-4-0 Wasaren).
Cambridge (0-6-0 Wasaren) got goals from Luke Bateman and Buster Baker-Porazinski.
Greenwich (2-2-1 Wasaren) got two goals and an assist from Hunter Barbolla to beat Granville, 6-0. Josh Moy had a goal and an assist, while Maxwell English, Elliott Hansen and Collin Oswald also scored. Granville dropped to 0-5 in the Wasaren.
Taylor Baker and Max Haar scored for Hoosick Falls in a 2-0 win over Stillwater. Noah Chani made six saves for Hoosick Falls (5-1 Wasaren). Stillwater dropped to 3-3 in the league.
Schuylerville improved to 6-0 in the Wasaren with a 1-0 win over Tamarac (3-3 league). Matt Saddlemire provided the goal, and Luke Pumiglia made three saves in the shutout. Tamarac's Brady McMurtry made eight saves.
Berlin's Zach Spaniol and Dylan Hover scored to beat Waterford-Halfmoon, 2-1, in the Central Hudson Valley League, Spaniol adding an assist. Mike Reger made seven saves for Berlin (3-0-1, 3-2-1).
Nick Castle scored for the Fordians (1-2-1, 1-4-1), and Matt Rebel made 12 saves.
Liam Lynch scored twice in Doane Stuart's 4-2 win over Heatly. Joey Rocchio and Thomas Mathews also scored for Doane Stuart (1-1-1 CHVL), while Nate Miller scored twice for Heatly (0-4 CHVL).
Fort Ann beat Argyle, 4-1, to move into a tie for second place in the Adirondack League behind unbeaten Lake George. Derek Durkee scored twice in the second half for Fort Ann (5-2-0 Adirondack League), and Chris Jackson and Nick Lehoisky both scored once. Jonah Gould made six saves in the win. Colin Brown scored for Argyle (5-2-0 Adirondack).
Bolton (4-3 Adirondack) topped Corinth, 3-1, with goals from Dustin French, William Smith and Kevin Pratt. The Tomahawks (2-5
Adirondack) got a goal from Cassidy White.
Field hockey
Carrie Hanks and Anna Torri connected for second-half goals as Niskayuna remained unbeaten with a 2-0 Suburban Council victory over Shenendehowa.
Ali Frary picked up an assist, and Emily King stopped five shots for the 5-0, 6-0 Silver Warriors.
For 4-2, 5-2 Shenendehowa, Melissa Nealon registered eight saves.
Four different players scored for Burnt Hills-Ballson Lake in a 4-0 shutout of Guilderland.
Aubrey Kamppila, Nicole Beardsley, Lexi Ball and Christina Krowel scored for the 5-1 Spartans. Brittany Ryan and Shawna Ryan combined to make one save.
For Guilderland, Elizabeth Schumacher stopped 14 shots.
Bethlehem scored all of its goals in the second half to rally past Shaker, 4-2.
Molly Higgins scored two goals for the Eagles (3-3), who trailed, 1-0, at the half. Erin Landy and Marina Skrabalak each added a goal and an assist, and McKenzi Reutz had the other goal.
Laura Downey and Taylor Nunez combined for four saves for the Eagles.
Kelsey O'Neil and Jordan Sheehy scored for the Blue Bison (2-5), Victoria McAuley picked up an assist and Emily Phillips turned aside seven shots.

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Located midway between Chicago and Milwaukee, Kenosha might seem like nothing more than a stop along the expressway. But this city on the shores of Lake Michigan is an exciting destination in itself.
How can an airline advertise their in-flight services and make it memorable? Virgin Atlantic took to the streets of New York City. Here's what they did.
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Bethany Carson in groove at Europeans
Bethany Carson made a good start to her campaign at the European short course championships in Denmark when she set a new personal best for the 100m freestyle.
Bethany Carson made a good start to her campaign at the European short course championships in Denmark when she set a new personal best for the 100m freestyle.
Before you cast that vote for Andy Murray in Sunday's sports personality pageant, consider this.
Conor Quinn produced a superb performance to drive St Malachy's into the final of the All-Ireland under-19 Schools' Cup final.
Ireland colossus Trent Johnston may be denied one last hurrah by injury. The 39-year-old hobbled out of the Intercontinental Cup final against Afghanistan in Dubai just before tea yesterday and did not reappear for the final session.
Belfast's Simon Martin admits retaining the AIIB National singles title will be a 'massive challenge'.
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Great Britain international Andy Vernon, who captured bronze in the European Cross Country Championships on Sunday, will compete in the Greenmount International in Antrim on January 4.
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Not since a swashbuckling Brian Magee was making his way up the international ladder has there been such a buzz around Lisburn amateur boxing with both Kurt Walker and Jason McKay tipped for the very top.
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger maintains his Barclays Premier League leaders cannot use a hectic schedule as an excuse if they falter at Manchester City on Saturday.
Thirteen months ago Neil Lennon was on a high. A massive high, in fact. He had just led Celtic to a famous 2-1 victory over Barcelona in the Champions League, with the Spanish giants' consolation goal only coming in injury time.
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Richard Griffith, our Core Team Leader continues to make major improvements to the XOOPS 2.6.0 Core!
Yesterday he committed a major batch of new features to our code repository on GitHub, and I thought that it was significant enough to make it a special news!
This is the summary from Richard:
Conversion of kernel classes to Doctrine DBAL
The conversion required lengthy testing, and a variety of other changes that cover the same space have been included:
- User passwords hashes now use bcrypt ("blowfish") for increased security
- Module update process now automatically performs schema updates
- Patchwork UTF-8 libraries added to implement a "Unicode all the way" approach
- SQL prepared statements and bound parameters implemented in core classes
- Unified preloads/preload.php file now used reducing the number of files involved
- Several improvements for some debugging tools
Note: running composer update is required for these changes as several packages were added and/or updated. (see this info to learn more about Composer, and how to install it. There is also this good article here)
You can merge this Pull Request by running
git pull https://github.com/geekwright/XoopsCore master
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Commit Summary
- Add cURL to the recommended php extension list
- Doctrine conversions, and Bcrypt ("Blowfish") password encryption.
- Schema conversions comments and images modules
- Fix a few inssues introduced in doctrine conversion
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- Add RotatingFileHandler option for logs versioned by date
- Doctrine conversion missed earlier
- Declare classes as abstract
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- Start conversion of kernel classes to namespaces
- A few module updates for recent namespace changes
- A few fixes for issues found in testing of recent changes
- Convert userconfigs to module from extension
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Welcome to the October 2013 issue of WOX (World of XOOPS) Newsletter (see here previous versions).
It's been a while since the last issue, and a lot of things have changed since the last issue.
Work continues XOOPS 2.6.0. You can read more about latest development in this article: XOOPS is back, and with a vengeance! :)
Recent Highlights:
Ricardo Costa (Trabis) and Nicolas Andricq (ForMuss) Inducted into XOOPS Hall of Fame
- XOOPS Innovation Award - for people who create something very unique and innovative for XOOPS. This time the award goes to Charly Cobben (chco2) from Netherlands for his work on the QRCode and CuErPa modules.
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- XOOPSer of the Month Award: is given to XOOPS members who show extraordinary dedication to XOOPS, and go the extra mile for XOOPS. This month, it goes to Rodney Nunya (redheadedrod) from USA, for his work on MySQLi Connectors for Xoops 2.5.6 and 2.6 and continues support of our users on the XOOPS Forums.
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For many parents and teachers, this time of year means preparing for back to school and looking forward to a new school year full of possibilities. Parents are busy making sure their children are ready and have the gear they need for school. Meanwhile educators are preparing their lessons and personalizing their classrooms for the students.
While not on the traditional back-to-school checklist, making sure student technology is prepped for a student that has a learning or physical disability is worth remembering. Whether you are a parent, educator or both – you understand the challenge of supporting students with different learning styles. When a student has a disability, supporting their educational success includes making sure their PC is comfortable to see, hear, and use.
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It seems like such a long time since we blogged about how *abz Austria was able to use technology (specifically, CRM) to optimize their service delivery to jobseekers in Austria (in real time, it was only about two weeks ago, but – in social media time – that feels like eons ago!). Are you ready to summit this Nonprofit IT Pyramid? It's that time! To continue our 4-part post on the simple IT planning framework we call "The Pyramid", let's look at an example of how the innovative application of technology can transform how we address pressing social issues.
The top of the pyramid can feel like the trickiest level, but it can also produce some of the most astounding results (as Akhtar said in his recent post, it's where we go from transactional to transformational use of IT). At this level, IT solutions empower organizations to deliver services in new or different ways. IT becomes a strategic investment that adds significant value and truly helps address big, hairy, real-world problems.
Technologies or innovations at this level include things like handheld devices for data collection, Geographic Information Systems ("GIS") or mapping systems that help visualize data, mobile phone-enabled solutions, or new and custom web technologies or software applications, often sector-specific. Since transformative IT solutions have a reputation for requiring lots of IT expertise and/or serious up-front cash to implement, this is historically the most difficult level for organizations to achieve.
Still, the top of the pyramid is important to all nonprofits, even those that don't feel they're anywhere near it yet. Keeping an eye on the innovations at the top of the pyramid could be what inspires your own transformative technology solution. Or, you may come across a transformational solution from a sister organization that you could replicate, such as the mobile solutions Hilmi Quraishi has created to help with mass healthcare communications in India.
Using mobile technology to combat tuberculosis in India Hilmi Quraishi, selected by Ashoka and The Lemelson Foundation as a leading inventor-entrepreneur, is changing the way the world delivers important public health messages. Keenly aware that tuberculosis is one of the leading causes of death in India, Quraishi sought ways to use technology to change the status quo. With 70 percent of India's population in rural areas with little access to information, Quraishi needed to think beyond the existing "old-school" mass communications systems to enable people to more actively participate in their own healthcare. He set out to deliver TB awareness information to a generation of tech-savvy consumers with top notch, interactive, mobile phone games. Innovating on existing solutions, Quraishi adapted mobile technology solutions and gaming platforms for a mass health awareness campaign. His solutions include educational games and training delivered through a standard mobile phone, as well as new management and tracking systems connecting mobile end points with centralized systems. Quraishi's games have now tracked more than 12 million sessions in South Asia and Africa. Users find the games a more accessible (and addictive!) way to learn about tuberculosis. And with the pervasiveness of mobile phones – even in rural areas – the critical information reaches a much broader audience in a more engaging way (over 33 million people in six languages to be exact!). Quraishi is not only changing outcomes through a transformative solution, but his concept is replicable and scalable as mobile phones become increasingly affordable and prevalent in the developing world. And as one of the first 25 participants in the new Ashoka Globalizer program, Quraishi is actively working with other global entrepreneurs to extend this innovative model around the world.
Hilmi Quraishi, selected by Ashoka and The Lemelson Foundation as a leading inventor-entrepreneur, is changing the way the world delivers important public health messages. Keenly aware that tuberculosis is one of the leading causes of death in India, Quraishi sought ways to use technology to change the status quo. With 70 percent of India's population in rural areas with little access to information, Quraishi needed to think beyond the existing "old-school" mass communications systems to enable people to more actively participate in their own healthcare. He set out to deliver TB awareness information to a generation of tech-savvy consumers with top notch, interactive, mobile phone games.
Innovating on existing solutions, Quraishi adapted mobile technology solutions and gaming platforms for a mass health awareness campaign. His solutions include educational games and training delivered through a standard mobile phone, as well as new management and tracking systems connecting mobile end points with centralized systems.
Quraishi's games have now tracked more than 12 million sessions in South Asia and Africa. Users find the games a more accessible (and addictive!) way to learn about tuberculosis. And with the pervasiveness of mobile phones – even in rural areas – the critical information reaches a much broader audience in a more engaging way (over 33 million people in six languages to be exact!). Quraishi is not only changing outcomes through a transformative solution, but his concept is replicable and scalable as mobile phones become increasingly affordable and prevalent in the developing world. And as one of the first 25 participants in the new Ashoka Globalizer program, Quraishi is actively working with other global entrepreneurs to extend this innovative model around the world.
Quraishi's example of using technologies to literally change the game of how we address social challenges is what gets us excited about technology. It's not the technology itself, but the impact it can have on our communities and our world that really gets our geek-motors running. And, while we can't all be at the top of pyramid all the time, understanding the potential of technology to transform our work may be just the kick in the pants we need to start (or keep) climbing.
To learn more about Hilmi Quraishi's technology-enable initiative to combat tuberculosis, watch his short video at http://bit.ly/tbvideo. And to see how all levels of the pyramid are interconnected, come back for our final post in the series, in which we'll follow one organization's journey from the bottom to the top of the IT Pyramid. Till then, happy climbing!
Part One in this series available here. Part Two in this series available here.
Lindsay Bealko helps Microsoft Community Affairs put technology know-how in the hands of nonprofits through resources like webinars, NGO Connection Days, and software donations. With several years' experience in the nonprofit sector, Lindsay understands the unique challenges and opportunities nonprofits face when trying to adopt technology to help them meet their missions. She tweets (sometimes) at @linzbilks.
The Non Profit Times just announced its NPT Power and Influence Top 50 leaders (PDF) in the nonprofit community. This year's selection was weighted toward the technology, social entrepreneurs and public service agenda. Paul Clolery in his write up announcing the selection reports that leveraging technology pushes agendas, inclusion and action.
At Microsoft we believe in the power of technology to bring about positive change to communities and have supported the effective use of technology to non-profits for over two decades. Critical to this commitment is the belief that IT is a strategic investment, not just an operating cost. Yet many nonprofits struggle to view technology as a strategic investment, or to measure the return on that investment. Purposeful IT planning, grounded in an organization's mission and goals, is crucial to ensuring that a nonprofit can adopt the most appropriate IT solutions and realize the greatest social return on its IT investments.
We are very proud that many of our partners and colleagues have been recognized this year in the Top 50 list for their work in technology and social entrepreneurship. We congratulate them for this recognition including our Chairman Bill Gates for once again being an honoree. We thank all of the honorees for the great work they do bringing about positive change in communities in the U.S. and around the world. We're proud to have great partnerships with you.
For more information on the winners you can download a PDF of the list.
In the near future when I drive up to a village in Africa, although the roads may be bumpy and dusty, I will see a woman using a tablet PC powered by the latest renewable energy source and connected to the internet giving her information on sustainable and locally proven farming techniques and providing immediate access to market prices for her products. The same tablet will be used by her children to download the latest curricula and other educational content to help them with their homework. This is a vision of Technology and Development that Dr. Raj Shah, administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) painted last week during an inspiring talk in Seattle.
Organized by Global Washington, the theme of the panel discussion was Technology's Impact on Global Development. Attended by over 400 people at St. Mark's Cathedral – a wonderful venue in the Capital Hill neighborhood - panelists included Congressmen Jim McDermott, Congressmen Adam Smith, Professor Prema Arasu from Washington State University, Dr. Chris Elias with PATH, and myself. Moderated by Sylvia Matthews Burwell from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, a recurring theme was how do we continue to support global development activities in the current economic climate?
The panelists shared thoughts on the importance of global aid and development and posited that technology does have a role to play to drive effective adoption and spur new innovations. There was broad agreement that we must find new ways of working on the development of innovative models to reach the poor as we continue to figure out the best way to achieve the vision that Dr. Shah so vividly painted. Clearly we all also understood that technology is not a panacea, noting that while a woman in the most remote village may have a cell phone to make a call, if there is no one at the other end to take the call and provide the needed services, the phone becomes useless. This was the point Dr. Elias made to highlight the importance of effective delivery systems combined with content, services and other infrastructure that are local in nature and support local development.
We at Microsoft believe in the power of technology to drive social innovation and change and we have seen this demonstrated in many ways around the world. However we also recognize that unless we have local solutions to local problems no amount of technology will truly benefit the poor. Therefore we work in partnership with effective local organizations, global NGOs and development agencies such as USAID to ensure we have the right partnership model to drive local innovation with the power to scale outside of the immediate local context.
As much as we should be cautious of technology playing too dominant a role in solutions we also should not be afraid of technology and must put processes in place that help drive local innovation. To bring about meaningful and long lasting change that lifts people out of poverty and addresses the fundamental factors that lead new generations into poverty, we have to rethink our approach to go beyond investing in transactional efforts to those that can become transformational. This will mean taking risks and learning from failures and I personally applaud the new approaches proposed by USAID to truly assess the impact of their programs and share successes as well as failures. As Congressmen Jim McDermott reminded us in his concluding remarks; it is easy to see a glass half empty – but when you see the glass half full, you focus on the potential to fill up that glass. Right now we must collectively invest in realizing this potential and appropriate recognize the positive impact of technology in that effort.
The floods in Pakistan have caused devastation of an unprecedented scale. A huge swath of the country is submerged under water and we are seeing millions of people suffering. The number of people impacted is of a scale not seen before.
The world is watching, learning more, and realizing the scope and enormity of the problems caused by the seemingly ceaseless rains. UN Secretary General Ban KI Moon has described the devastation as something he has never seen before. Many organizations in the relief and development community are bracing for another disaster to unfold due to lack of food, drinking water and safe places for people. There is not yet as high a toll on human life as there was earlier this year in Haiti, but if disease begins to spread rapidly the consequences may be much more severe.
"Tens of thousands of Pakistanis displaced by the floods are now infected by water borne illnesses, like the potentially fatal cholera" – Jim Sciutto of ABC News reported from the flood zone, highlighting the new danger facing the already battered nation.
News agencies are now starting to report out on the disaster that continues to unfold around them. The calls for help are getting louder. In Pakistan, many in the middle class are taking matters in their own hands to deliver relief to people in need wherever they can. Five of our employees in the Microsoft office in Islamabad jumped in to help by collecting food, supplies and quickly raising funds to acquire supplies. Driving a truck they set out for Nowshera, a town one hour northwest of Islamabad, but closed roads and mud turned it into a three-hour trip. About 15,000 people had taken shelter on high ground there, and the employees enlisted help from some of the town's elders to distribute the boxes of supplies. What they saw and experienced was shocking: there was complete and utter devastation; there are hundreds of similar stories where ordinary people – doctors, office workers, and other professionals – are setting out to provide help where no help is coming from elsewhere.
The rains continue and flooding has not yet receded. The impact is now being felt beyond the north-south band in the center of the country which is flooded. The country's main oil refinery is flooded, and power plants have been forced to shut down. There is no fuel or electricity in flooded areas, and bigger cities now have a daily six-hour blackout to conserve energy.
The international community and all of us must step up now and help. Aid response has been slower than previous incidents as the enormity of the tragedy is just now becoming clearer.
At Microsoft, our employees in Pakistan and around the world are stepping up to help out: Microsoft and its employees have donated over $300,000 to relief organizations doing work in Pakistan.
Microsoft has also been helping to raise awareness of the disaster through its online properties such as MSN, Bing, and our corporate citizenship site, but more needs to done by all of us.
The U.S. State Department has announced a Pakistan Fund to which people can donate you can find about the text 'SWAT' to 50555" campaign here. Mercy Corps and International Rescue Committee are two organizations that have a long history and strong presence in Pakistan. The Pakistani community in America has also stepped up and is trying to mobilize support.
If you are looking for organizations facilitating aid response, www.pakistaniat.com has a list of organizations that are undertaking relief efforts in Pakistan.
As the suffering of millions continue, a sustained effort is needed by the international community and global citizens are needed to raise public awareness and help rebuild the lives of flood victims, particularly the millions in need of immediate humanitarian aid.


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Wright's work currently up for auction on Ebay includes paintings titled: "1;" "A Type of Gawar (Flower);" "Archimedes'
Wright is a Southern California native with a BA in Communications from California State University, Fullerton. She has created several art series, including her most recent titled, "The Duet." Part of "The Duet" series can be seen on YouTube, at: http://youtu.be/
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I don't know about you, but I'm all the time reading a fashion magazine, book, or some other publication. Recently, I've been skimming That Extra Half an Inch by Victoria Beckham. It's not a new release, but it's new to me, so I thought I'd share a few of her best tips in the book.
Beckham is a style icon in her own right, and her book definitely shows off her fashion smarts. She talks about everything from pants, to tops and heels, accessories, bags, and more. Her taste is pretty classic, with a little vintage and a little girliness thrown in. It's refreshing to see a star that can dress sexily and elegantly at the same time! That's why the tips in her book are so valuable – they're honest and down to earth, like the woman herself.
1. Tops – Beckham has an entire section on tops, but she skims over a part I'd really like to emphasize - the cut of t-shirts. Tees are generally basic affairs; they're a shirt that you wear. Simple, right? Nope, not one bit. There are lots of cuts to t-shirts, and the one you choose is really important. Boatneck tops are those that have a straight neckline that shows a minimal amount of collarbone; they're very vintage-looking, but are extremely flattering on women with smaller shoulders. I don't recommend wearing this if you have wide shoulders, though. Scoop neck and V-neck shirts are universally flattering, as they elongate the neck and draw the eye upward to your face. These kinds of cuts are more casual than boatneck-ed shirts, and I recommend styling them with jeans or a cute skirt.
2. Bathing Suits – This is one of my favorite parts of the book, because Beckham hits home on a mantra I share as well – triangle tops. They're just not flattering, in my opinion! And while Beckham doesn't dismiss them the way I do, she mentions that wearing a triangle top that's deliberately too small is extremely unattractive – thank you! I think it's amazing to see a celebrity that says, "Hey, beachwear should be classy, too!"
3. Beckham goes on to mention she's guilty of wearing open-toed heels in the winter, but that it's more practical to wear pointy, closed-toed boots/heels. I completely agree. Nobody wants to get frostbite or chapped toes!
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Anyone know if this is something I can fix through Chrome? Full disclosure I had downloaded something earlier for my brother and removed it once he decided he didn't like it. I'm not sure if that would have caused this or not. I had one issue trying to remove a program when my uninstall button stopped responded and I hit it multiple times. My Norton Security suite picked it up and claimed it was a virus. I read the details on it and it mention uninstaller and something else. I know its from where i hit the uninstall button multiple times like an idiot. Anyways I did a restart and finish removing everything associated with the program that was no longer needed. I have had no issues with slowdowns or any kind of popups of that nature. So I'm not sure if its a virus or not. I did a malware bytes scan to I might add with no hits.
Its just this one problem and I am not sure if its something with Chrome or if its a virus. Can I get input from you guys...and keep it simple computers are not my thing >_>
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Un pin it and re-pin it.
Sounds like you have pinned a shortcut to a blank page, and not Chrome itself.
LILMike [Member]
Hmm that was odd. I seem to have fixed it. On the startup option it just had the option to open a new tab and not my usual homepage. I went on ahead and fixed it. I seem to have no issue now. Possible uninstalling or having trouble uninstalling a program not related to Chrome could have anything to do with this?
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download malewarebytes.org and superantispyware and run them
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I ran malwarebytes and found nothing. I'll get superantispyware sometime tomorrow. No issues though. I guess I got nothing to worry about.


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Maurice Sendak has interpreted these old' Mother Goose rhymes in animated sequences that have the aliveness and immediacy of a child's own imaginings.
There is little in these verses to suggest the settings, the characterizations, the unforeseen twists and turns of Mr. Sendak's fantastical picture-stories. They extend the boundaries of the short rhymes and add surprising dimension.
The many admirers of Where the Wild Things Are and The Nutshell Library will recognize in Hector Protector and the seafarer of As I Went Over the Water the same pugnaciousness, love of mischief, and derring-do that characterize Max and Pierre. And they will agree that Mr. Sendak has created a true picture book of astounding originality.
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In addition to Where the Wild Things Are, Maurice Sendak's books include Kenny's Window, Very Far Away, The Sign on Rosie's Door, Nutshell Library (consisting of Chicken Soup with Rice, Alligators All Around, One Was Johnny, and Pierre), Higglety Pigglety Pop! or There Must Be More to Life, In the Night Kitchen, Outside Over There, We Are All in the Dumps with Jack and Guy, and Bumble-Ardy.
He received the 1964 Caldecott Medal for Where the Wild Things Are; the 1970 Hans Christian Andersen Award for Illustration; the 1983 Laura Ingalls Wilder Award, given by the American Library Association in recognition of his entire body of work; and a 1996 National Medal of Arts in recognition of his contribution to the arts in America. In 2003, he received the first Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award, an international prize for children's literature established by the Swedish government.


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"The Garden of God's Mother" at Bisericani
By Diana Ungureanu/ Chisinau / Moldova.ORG/ -- Bisericani Monastery, from Neamt County, Romania, is the monastery that was built on the place called by the Virgin Mary herself "My garden" in a miraculous appearance in the 15th century.
Bisericani Monastery is located at 12 km north-west of the city Piatra Neamt, on a plateau of Mountain Simon. In the second half of the 15th century, on this plateau, Venerable Joseph, came from the Bistrita Monastery, with his disciples, hermit monks from a Hermitage in the Jordan Valley, and built a wooden church.
In 1476, after the battle from Razboieni, the wooden church was robbed and burned by the Turks, and in 1498, burned by the Tatars. When they saw their peace troubled by frequent invasions of Pagan hordes and remaining without a church, hermit monks, headed by the abbot, Venerable Joseph, decided to go on the holy mountain Athos ("the garden of the Virgin Mary"). But, on their way they were stopped by the appearance of the Virgin Mary on a trunk of an oak. Virgin Mary told them not to go, because "here's my garden, too". The pious parents have listened the commandment and have not gone to Athos. In the oak where took place the miracle, Venerable Joseph placed an icon of the Virgin Mary, and the place is called up today "At the Sacred Icon".
Hearing about this miracle, Stephen the Great raised foundation of a stone church on the site of the old wooden church, this was dedicated to "Great Annunciation". The construction of the church was continued by Bogdan III, the Prince of Moldavia.
The story of the Virgin Mary in an oak tree in Bisericani is recorded in the local tradition on a fresco in the chapel lifted up over the place.
The oak of the miraculous appearance of the Virgin Mary has been cut about three decades ago, at the commandment directrix of the TB sanatorium, which was there. It is said the directrix have been paralyzed after 40 days after the commandment.
Today over the oak, or rather what remained of the oak, there was built a potholes, where is kept the holy oak stump covered by a glass cube.
The monastery is a place of pilgrimage in the days of celebration of the Virgin Mary for faithful people that come here to worship and heal in front of the Icon Maker of Miracles that was in the oak, as a the witness of the appearance of Blessed Virgin Mary.
The distance from Chisinau to the Monastery Bisericani is 291 km.


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We chose the one for pots de creme because it included both chocolate pieces and egg yolks. We also chose it because we may or may not love French titles, so much so that we have enjoyed referring to Target as "Tar-jay" over the past 20 years.
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The Levi-sponsored Wild Goodness — a microfestival of food films and themed events at Cinefamily — continues tonight with Italianamerican, Martin Scorsese's 1974 documentary set in his mother's kitchen. The film will be introduced by neighborhood culinary gods Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo of Animal and Son of a Gun, and a reception will follow on the Silent Movie Theatre's patio.
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Position Among The Stars — Leonard Retel Helmric's award-winning, trilogy-closing, magical-realist vérité portrait of a working-class family living on the cusp between third-world poverty and contemporary globalization in Indonesia — begins an Oscar-qualifying run at the Fallbrook in Woodland Hills tonight. As of this writing the film's U.S. distribution future is uncertain, and it's a must see.
Sat., July 10
Tonight Cinefamily previews doc master Errol Morris' latest, Tabloid, which tells the stranger-than-fiction story of a sometime beauty queen whose obsessive pursuit of a boyfriend devolves into a chaotic saga of kidnapping, cloning and the gossip maw. Morris will A your Qs after the movie. It's free, but you have to make reservations online at cinefamily.org, and Cinefamily members get first dibs.
Sun., July 11
The unofficial top-shelf nonfiction preview fest continues tonight, when the UCLA Film & Television Archive hosts a screening of If a Tree Falls, an infuriating and tearjerking examination of the Earth Liberation Front directed by Marshall Curry (Street Fight).
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"Speculation about an Israeli strike against Iranian nuclear facilities is rife, but there is little discussion about whether diplomacy can still succeed, precluding the need for military action.
Many experts doubt that Tehran would ever accept a deal that uses intrusive inspections and denies or limits uranium enrichment to halt any advances toward a nuclear weapons capability, while still permitting the development of civilian nuclear power. But before we assume that diplomacy can't work, it is worth considering that Iranians are now facing crippling pressure and that their leaders have in the past altered their behavior in response to such pressure. Notwithstanding all their bluster, there are signs that Tehran is now looking for a way out.
Much has changed in the last three years. In January 2009, Iran was spreading its influence throughout the Middle East, and Arab leaders were reluctant to criticize Iran in public lest they trigger a coercive Iranian reaction. Similarly, Iran's government wasn't facing significant economic pressures; Iranians had simply adjusted to the incremental sanctions they were then facing."


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The original Dummies book, DOS for Dummies, made sense: DOS was a dry and complex operating system that made most mortals who tried to use it feel a little, well, dumb. Since then, the Dummies universe has exploded, and there are dumbed-down how-to books covering nearly every topic imaginable. In some cases, however, it seems like the franchise may be encouraging the dummies of the world to enter into activities which it might be best if they stayed away from. What are some of the other ones you can think of?
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Great list! I agree that there are some subjects that 'dummies' shouldn't be allowed to learn.Comment by: spownell
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The 100 acre club grounds boast an 18 hole golf course. Most of the club's sporting activities are closed on Monday so be careful and plan your travel accordingly. It has facilities like Restaurant, Squash, Bar, Swimming, Gym, Tennis, Horse Riding. The rooms are nice, spacious and clean but I found the beds a little uncomfortable to sleep on. There's... More
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Falcons Head To Tucker Invitational
Sept. 19, 2006 The Air Force golf team returns to action this weekend, Sept. 22-23, at the William H. Tucker Invitational, hosted by New Mexico. The tournament will take place at the 7,350-yard, par 72 UNM Championship Course. The 54-hole tournament features two rounds on Friday, with the final round on Sunday. Each day will begin with a shotgun start at 7:30 a.m., with live scoring available on Golfstat.com. Scouting the Falcons... Air Force is coming off a solid showing at its season-opening tournament, its own Falcon Invitational. Finishing at an even-par 864, the Falcons took fourth place in the event, which featured new tournament records by team champion Xavier and medalist Jason Kokrak. Leading the way for the Falcons was newcomer Tom Whitney, who finished tied for fourth at 211, while senior Tyler Goulding tied for 10th place at 214. Others competing for the Air Force varsity team were Matt Tanis, Chad Follett and Andrew Gibson, while junior Bob Whitney paced the Air Force Blue team, finishing at 220. The Field... Twenty-one teams are slated to compete in this year's invitational, including six teams from the Mountain West Conference. The full list, with Golf World/Golfweek preseason rankings in parentheses, follows: Air Force, Arizona (17/13), BYU (12/6), Colorado, Colorado State, Denver, Hawaii, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, New Mexico JV, New Mexico State, Pepperdine, St. Edwards, Sam Houston State, Texas A&M (7/10), Texas Tech (24/23), Tulsa, UNLV (13/5), UTEP and Wyoming. Falcons In the Record Book... With its performance at the Falcon Invitational, Air Force made a few new entries in the program's record books. The Falcons' team score of 864 (E) ranks second on the list of lowest team scores (54-holes) in school history. Meanwhile, freshman Tom Whitney and senior Tyler Goulding both made their marks on the individual record book. Whitney, who finished with a three-round score of 211, ranks tied for eighth-place in the individual record books, while his third-round score of 66 at Eisenhower is tied for the lowest in Air Force history. Goulding, who fired a 214 for the tournament, ranks tied for 18th on the individual list, and has shot 214 or better nine times in his career, more than any other Air Force golfer. Up Next... Next up for the Falcons is the Wolf Pack Invitational, hosted by Nevada, Oct. 2-3. Complete Release in PDF Format


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AirfarewatchblogFare of the Day: Boston, MA to Seattle, WAPosted by Ricky Radka on Wednesday, December 22, 2010Fare of the Day: Boston, MA (BOS) to Seattle, WA (SEA) $219 RT, including all taxes. This is a great price for summer travel. Travel 330 days, 7 days a week if available, 14 day advance purchase, no minimum stay requirement. Found via Orbitz.com
Categories: Airfare Tips Fare of the Day: Washington, DC to Warsaw, PolandPosted by Ricky Radka on Tuesday, December 21, 2010Fare of the Day: Washington, DC (IAD) to Warsaw, Poland (WAW) $453.00 RT, including all taxes. Travel Jan-Mar, and Oct-Nov. Found on iberia.com While all the sub $300 flights from New York are getting all the hype and rightfully so. There are still some good deals to London and Warsaw from other U.S. cities that are also available during this epic Iberia sale. This is about $200 off the regular price for this route, it may not be as cheap as Brussels or Milan, but it's still a great deal. Speaking of deals, why not get a free Warsaw city guide for your iPhone/iPad from Lonely Planet while you are at it to plan your trip.
Categories: Airfare Tips Fare of the Day: New York, NY to Paris, FrancePosted by Ricky Radka on Monday, December 20, 2010Fare of the Day: New York, NY (JFK) to Paris, France (CDG). $291.00 RT non-stop, including all taxes. January-March travel on Iberia.com Log on to iberia.com to find this price on select dates through the end of March. These great prices will not stick around for long, they are much like the American Airlines fares from a few weeks ago. Other European cities and departure points from the USA are also marked down. Get them while they last! Meaning right now!
Categories: Airfare Tips Fare of the Day: San Francisco to Kansas CityPosted by Ricky Radka on Friday, December 17, 2010Fare of the Day: San Francisco, CA (SFO) to Kansas City, MO (MCI) $147 RT non-stop, including all taxes. This fare is also reversible MCI to SFO. Non-stop flights are not available on every departure day. Travel any day of the week if available, 330 day travel period. No minimum stay requirement.
Categories: Airfare Tips Southwest Sale from/to DenverPosted by Peter Thornton on Friday, December 17, 2010Southwest is having a network wide Snow sale from/to Denver. Fares have dropped considerably on long distance non-stop routes for travel any any day of the week between Jan. 4 - Mar. 9, 2011. Avoid blackout dates: Feb. 17, 18, 20, 21, 25, & 27. Tickets must be booked by 11:59 p.m. PT on Dec. 20, 2010. Book your winter ski trip now! Sample fares include: Albuquerque to Denver $78 nonstop round-trip Denver to Boise $98 nonstop round-trip Denver to Salt Lake City $98 nonstop round-trip Kansas City to Denver $98 nonstop round-trip Minneapolis to Denver $118 nonstop round-trip San Francisco to Denver $138 nonstop round-trip Chicago to Denver $158 nonstop round-trip Detroit to Denver $158 nonstop round-trip Philadelphia to Denver $158 nonstop round-trip Washington D.C. to Denver $178 non-stop round-trip Boston to Denver $178 nonstop round-trip And thats not all...find more fares to Denver and from Denver.
Categories: Domestic US Fares Fare of the Day: Los Angeles, CA to Geneva, SwitzerlandPosted by Ricky Radka on Tuesday, December 14, 2010Fare of the Day: Los Angeles, CA (LAX) to Geneva, Switzerland (GVA) $553.00 RT, including all taxes. Winter travel through March. Depart on Air Canada and return on Swiss. Are you stuck in traffic on the 101 again, day-dreaming you were just about anywhere else in the world or maybe more specifically dreaming you were skiing down the snowy hills in Gstaad? Well, this is the fare for you! Finding it may prove a little tough for some, we found it by trying select dates in February and March using vayama.com. It is easiest to find departure dates on Thursday and return following Thursday for this price, other days tend to make the fare jump up a little more. Also available are flights to Zurich, Switzerland using the same search method.
Categories: Airfare Tips Continental launches FareLock--guarantees a fare for 3-7 days, not just a reservationThis is sure to be dismissed as just another attempt to earn ancillary revenue, and perhaps it is just that. But Continental Airlines today announced a new option for consumers to lock in a fare for 3 days for fees starting at $5, or for 7 days for fees starting at $9 (the "starting" part is key, because fees vary depending on the route). Continental has always allowed you to lock in a reservation for 24 hours and to cancel with no fee or penalty. But this is different. Under the reservation lock policy, your seat was held, but the fare could go up or down while you made up your mind to book. This new option allows you to lock in the fare as well as the reservation. Let's say the fare on a route you wish to fly is $400 round-trip one minute, but then goes down to $200. Should you bite? But first, you have to check with your wife, or your boyfriend, or check your bank account or consult your business partners. While you're checking, the fare goes back up. We see this happen all the time. Under FareLock, you get to lock in the lower price for 3-7 days. There is no commitment to buy the fare, but Continental says in its somewhat vague press release that the option is only available on certain itineraries and fares. Like most fees, this one is non-refundable. The fee "will vary based on a number of factors such as the itinerary, number of days to departure and the length of the hold." For example, we were offered to "farelock" a Newark to Hong Kong fare of $1200 for 7 days for a $19 fee. There's no telling if Continental will actually make money on this. If consumers consistently lock in lower fares, the airline could actually lose revenue. But if enough consumers use this option, and lock in higher fares (and don't shop around in the meantime), obviously Continental could be the winner. It's anyone's guess how this will play out, and whether or not other airlines will match this policy (some European airlines already offer it). Fare of the Day: Boston, MA to Dublin, Ireland.Fare of the Day: Boston, MA (BOS) to Dublin, Ireland (DUB) $432 RT, nonstop including all taxes. Grab your best green get-up and spend St. Patrick's Day in Dublin! Part of the Aer Lingus Winter Sale. Travel from January 4th to March 31st. Valid Monday through Thursday, but some dates are already sold out. Also available from New York, NY (JFK) for similar price. Blackout dates from Boston are: February 15 - 25, March 10 - 15
Categories: Airfare Tips Fare of the Day: Los Angeles to Rarotonga, Cook Islands $642 RTPosted by Tracy Stewart on Friday, December 10, 2010Save on winter flights from Los Angeles to Rarotonga, Cook Islands, with Air New Zealand. Valid departure dates from LAX include December 12, 19, and January 9, and 23. Tickets must be booked by December 15. Flights to Rarotonga depart Los Angeles on Sundays and return on Saturdays, leaving Rarotonga just prior to midnight. Travel must be completed by February 13. Tickets require a 2-day advance purchase. For booking details, visit our Rarotonga fare page. To read more from Tracy Stewart, visit his profile on Google+ |
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Blog of Weight Loss, Dieting & Obesity Research - Archive #0161.
Pitt study shows linkage between teen girls' weight and sexual behaviorOctober 29, 2009 - EurekAlert / Pediatrics A study sheds new light on the relationship between race, body weight and sexual behavior among adolescent girls. The results suggest that a girl's ethnicity and her actual weight or perception of her weight may play a role in her participation in risky sexual behaviors. Exercise keeps dangerous visceral fat away a year after weight loss, finds UAB studyOctober 28, 2009 - University of Alabama at Birmingham / Obesity A study conducted by finds that as little as 80 minutes a week of aerobic or resistance training helps not only to prevent weight gain, but also to inhibit a regain of harmful visceral fat one year after weight loss. Use of antipsychotic medications by children and adolescents associated with significant weight gainOctober 27, 2009 - EurekAlert / JAMA Many pediatric and adolescent patients who received second-generation antipsychotic medications experienced significant weight gain, along with varied adverse effects on cholesterol and triglyceride levels and other metabolic measures Study finds chewing gum can help lower calorie intake and increase energy expenditureOctober 27, 2009 - EurekAlert / Obesity Society's 2009 Annual Scientific Meeting New research from University of Rhode Island presented at The Obesity Society's 2009 Annual Scientific Meeting shows the role of chewing sugar-free gum, such as Wrigley's Extra, in helping to reduce calorie intake at lunch and increase energy expenditure among individuals in a laboratory setting. Losing while cruising to the storeOctober 26, 2009 - EurekAlert / Social Science and Medicine Contrary to what you might believe, living near a variety of restaurants, convenience stores, supermarkets and even fast food outlets actually lowers your risk for obesity, according to a new study from the University of Utah. Surprisingly, people who live more than a half mile away from any food outlets are the ones who tend to be fatter. Moderate amounts of protein per meal found best for building muscleOctober 26, 2009 - EurekAlert / Journal of American Dietetic Association recent study by UTMB metabolism researchers shows that only about the first 30 grams (just over one ounce) of dietary protein consumed in a meal actually produce muscle. Location of body fat affects risk of blood clots in men, womenOctober 26, 2009 - Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association The risk of life-threatening blood clots increases with obesity, but may also depend on the location of excess body fat and gender. Women are at higher risk when they carry extra pounds on their hips, while men are at elevated risk when fat is around the waist. The results challenge research that has suggested increased hip circumference is protective against blood clots. Partners in weight loss success may help African-Americans shed more poundsOctober 26, 2009 - EurekAlert / Archives of Internal Medicine Enrolling in a weight loss program with a family member or friend appears to enhance weight loss among African-Americans, but only if the involved partner attends sessions frequently or also loses weight Obesity may hinder optimal control of blood pressure and cholesterolOctober 25, 2009 - EurekAlert / Canadian Cardiovascular Congress 2009 Obese patients taking medications to lower their blood pressure and cholesterol levels are less likely to reach recommended targets for these cardiovascular disease risk factors than their normal weight counterparts Long-term treatment with proton pump inhibitor can increase weightOctober 22, 2009 - EurekAlert / World Journal of Gastroenterology A clinical research team from Japan examined the effects of long-term proton pump inhibitor (PPI) therapy on body weight (BW) and body mass index in patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). They concluded long-term PPI treatment was associated with BW gain in patients with GERD. Reflux patients receiving PPI should be encouraged to manage BW through lifestyle modifications. |
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Art.Science.Gallery. is dedicated to being an active part of the Austin community by providing a welcoming place to gather and exchange creative ideas. We are currently looking for the perfect physical location for our art gallery, science communication training center and event space. Once we find one, you'll be able to rent our space for your special events including meetings, parties, workshops, and more!
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We are all about collaboration and are happy to work with you to plan science and/or art-related programs for your special events and conferences! This includes custom workshops, classes, and exhibits. Recent events include the Darwin Day Portrait Project 2012 at the Texas Memorial Museum and The Art of Fire – a custom exhibit and public lecture about fire ecology and how fire has been depicted in the arts through the ages for the Art From The Ashes benefit art exhibition for the Lost Pines Recovery Team.
If you are interested in hosting or teaching or participating in a science- and/or art-related workshop or event at Art.Science.Gallery., please see the Workshops + Classes page for information on proposal submissions.


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Lead Generation (part-time) Job Listing at CareerArc Group in Marlborough, MA (Job ID Lead Gen)
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Is it time to get a jumpstart on your career? Your competitive drive and enthusiasm are exactly what TweetMyJobs (TMJ) wants for our part time Lead Generation Specialist! Who is TMJ? Check us out on: YouTube – Twitter – Facebook - LinkedIn. We are the leading social recruitment and job distribution network site matching job seekers with employers. TMJ provides an online social job solution for job seekers that seamlessly integrate with their Facebook and Twitter profiles. By using TMJ, seekers receive highly targeted opportunities and can leverage their social graph as a tool, to be introduced directly to hiring employers. Additionally, TMJ acts as the gateway for employers to post their jobs into the social network and get matched with seekers. ResponsibilitiesYour Mission?
As TweetMyJobs newest part-time Lead Generation Specialist, based in our Marlborough, MA office, your primary mission will be to prospect, identify, and qualify sales opportunities for our geographically dispersed field sales team. Learning Opportunities: You will have opportunities to learn business critical tools/software including lead generation, contact management tools, such as Salesforce.com, Jigsaw/Data.com, and more. While self-motivation is critical to the role, you will not be flying solo on this project. You will have support and mentoring. Responsibilities: • Contact and schedule qualified appointments for enterprise sales team • Make high volume of contact touches on a daily basis as well as blueprinting companies for future communications by yourself and enterprise sales team • Set meetings for Enterprise sales team RequirementsThe Ideal Candidates will have:
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Media outlets report that Melody Fisher entered an Alford plea on Tuesday to first-degree robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery. An Alford plea means a defendant doesn't admit guilt but acknowledges there's enough evidence for conviction.
Police say Fisher of Beech Bottom was at the wheel of the getaway car when Kevin Walnoha was fatally shot by a pharmacist while attempting to rob the Elm Grove Pharmacy on May 25, 2012.
An investigation concluded the shooting was justified.
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Conrad Anker and Leo Houlding in "The Wildest Dream: Conquest of Everest."
Take a look at some new and familiar faces in Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings prequel.
A look inside the geography of Middle-earth where Bilbo and the Dwarves will travel.
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Thunder rally to eliminate Spurs, advance to NBA Finals
Oklahoma City, OK (Sports Network) - As improbable as it sounds, Oklahoma City just beat a team four times in seven days that hadn't lost in the previous 50.
And the reward is a trip to the NBA Finals.
Kevin Durant scored 34 points and grabbed 14 rebounds and Russell Westbrook added 25 points, as the Thunder rallied from an 18-point deficit to win the Western Conference title with a 107-99 victory over San Antonio.
For the entire first half, it appeared Game 6 was a formality for forcing a deciding Game 7, as San Antonio looked poised and precise. It all changed in the second 24 minutes, a momentum swing that mimicked a stunning turnaround from where this series stood at the end of May.
San Antonio hadn't lost a game since April 11 before dropping Game 3 in Oklahoma City. That loss not only halted a 20-game winning streak, but started a tidal wave the Spurs couldn't stop.
James Harden added 16 points off the bench and Serge Ibaka chipped in with 10 for Oklahoma City, which will face either Boston or Miami in the NBA Finals.
This marks the Thunder's first NBA finals berth since they were based in Seattle as the then-SuperSonics in 1996.
Tony Parker scored a team-best 29 points with 12 assists, although he made just 4-of-13 shots with two assists in the second half. Tim Duncan added 25 points and 14 rebounds, while Stephen Jackson piled up 23 points with six three-pointers for the Spurs.


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Last week, the "casserole protests" returned to Montreal, Quebec just as students around the world prepare to return to campuses.
College students in Quebec began marching through streets banging pots and pansback in the spring in response to the provincial government's introduction of Bill 78 -- a controversial law that scaled back free speech rights. The casserole protests are inspired by the "cacerolazos" of Chile in 1971.


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Manheim Auctions' Technical Center released the 2003 schedule for its Condition Report Writing, Frame Structure, and Wholesale Certification training classes.
The Condition Report Writing class covers the basics of condition report writing, fundamentals of a proper inspection, damage category identification, proper inspection techniques, and industry terminology.
Frame Structure offers an overview and interpretation of the National Auto Auction (NAAA) structural damage policy, including how to identify automotive frame types, and what types of repairs collision shops are practicing today.
The one-day NAAA Wholesale Certification course covers the policies and procedures of the NAAA Wholesale Certification Minimum Standards program, the basics of pre-qualifications, and reconditioning and certification guidelines. The class is a prerequisite to participating in the NAAA Wholesale Certification Program and using the NAAA logo and standards.
For more information, call Manheim Auctions' Technical Center at 615/846-4617.
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