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March 7, 2010 – Ft. Myers, Fla. - The Heidelberg University softball team continued play at the Gene Cusic Classic with two more victories. The Berg faced Rockford College and Anna Maria College at the Cape Coral Sports Complex in day two of its spring trip.
Heidelberg is now 4-0 on the year and it has a lot to do with the team's attitude. "The girls have a mentality this year that they are expecting to win," said head coach Betsy Hada. "Our team is confident in what we bring to the table and we look to continue to build on this momentum."
The Berg opened the day with an 8-0 win over Rockford.
Sophomore Briana Hinz ( Madison, Ohio / Madison) earned her second win on the season. Hinz gave up only three hits and retired five.
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In game two, the Berg was triumphant over Anna Maria College with a score of 12-3 in five innings, which included eight runs scored in the first inning.
Sophomore Dana Thoms (Amherst, Ohio / Firelands) pitched her second win on the season with three strikeouts.
At the plate, it was a team effort which included four players scoring two runs apiece. Freshman Bridget Moran (Lakewood, Ohio / Lakewood), Carrie Moran (Lakewood, Ohio / Lakewood), and Paige Diers (New Richmond, Ohio / New Richmond) each had two runs scored, while Artino also scored a pair of runs.
Brumit and Natalie Hunt (Maineville, Ohio / Maineville) also earned a run scored.
Senior Andrea Gerdeman (Ottawa, Ohio / Ottawa-Glandorf) went 1-3 with a homerun and two RBIs.


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Get to know Drury's Information Systems staff The Information Systems Department is responsible for the computer system that runs the daily operations of Drury University. The office is open Monday through Friday from 7.30am to 5.00pm and the help desk is accessible online at http://helpdesk.drury.edu. |
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- Prep Time: 45 min
- Cook Time: 50 min
- Ready Time: 150 min
- Yield: 6 servings
- 1 single Classic Crisco Pie Crust
- 2 tablespoons Crisco® Pure Olive Oil
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh garlic
- 3 tablespoons Pillsbury BEST® All Purpose Flour
- 1 1/2 cups heavy cream or half-and-half
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh tarragon leaves
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 1/2 cups diced cooked chicken
- 1 cup frozen corn
- 1 cup frozen peas
- 2 medium poblano peppers or green bell peppers, roasted, peeled, seeded and chopped
Preparation Directions
- PREPARE pie crust dough according to recipe. Chill 30 minutes.
- HEAT oil in large saucepan over medium heat. Add onions; cook 5 minutes. Stir in mushrooms and garlic; cook 5 minutes or until onions are tender. Stir in flour until blended. Stir in cream gradually. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly. Reduce heat to low; simmer 1 minute. Stir in mustard, tarragon, salt and pepper until blended. Stir in chicken, corn, peas and poblano peppers until coated. Pour into 9 1/2-inch deep-dish pie plate.
- HEAT oven to 375°F. Roll dough on lightly floured surface into 10-inch circle. Place over filling in pie plate. Press and flute edges to seal. Cut 3/4-inch hole in center of crust to vent steam. Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until golden brown.
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Calories 0 (Calories from Fat 0), Total Fat 0g (Saturated Fat 0g, Trans Fat 0g), Cholesterol 0mg, Sodium 0mg, Total Carbohydrate 0g (Dietary Fiber 0g, Sugars 0g), Protein 0g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 0%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 0%, Iron 0%.
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"As we grow our global operations, it is critical to have regional leadership supported by effective organizational resources. Dr. Jeremy Chang offers tremendous experience in business strategy, optics manufacturing, and organization development to the entire EO Asia Team. His assignment to unite our sales & operations teams while expanding our customer base into countries such as China and Taiwan is clearly an exciting but challenging endeavor," says Edmund.
When Dr. Chang joined EO as managing director, China, in April 2005, he assumed the added responsibilities of overseeing and coordinating the startup of EO's Shenzhen and the restructuring of the Shanghai operations, while expanding EO's market in China. In 2007, he assumed additional responsibilities which included coordinating and overseeing strategic Asian manufacturing and sales team meetings.
"It is a very exciting time in Edmund Optics' history as we continue to expand in all aspects of our business throughout Asia. I look forward to the challenges ahead and continuing EO's tradition of providing the highest level of regionalized customer service and technical support to our customers," says Chang.
A Hong Kong native with more than 20 years experience in optics, Dr. Chang earned his Ph.D. in Photonics from Imperial College, University of London. He served in the Hong Kong chapter of the SPIE from 1997-2008. Chang currently serves as the vice chairman of the Hong Kong Optical Engineering Society, formally the industrial division of the SPIE, and was the founding president of the Hong Kong Photographic and Optics Manufacturing Association (HKPOMA), for which he currently serves as an Executive Committee member.


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Millbrook Healthcare - Our Experience with the SSRP COSTS Team
An article by David Bradley, COSTS Project Manager for East Sussex County Council & Steve Morgan, Regional Operations Manager for Millbrook Healthcare.
My first meeting with Steve came from a cold call at their depot in Hailsham where I explained the COSTS concept and what we could offer to his company.
It was apparent from the start that Steve had a very positive attitude to Occupational Road Risk Management and was very keen to be involved and could see the benefits of our knowledge to improve driver safety for his team. This was backed up with Millbrook Healthcare doing well in our free COSTS Occupational Road Risk Review
Steve was keen to run a 'Lunch and Learn' session for his team and liked the format of a two-way interactive session so that the drivers and management team could be fully involved in creating a safer working environment. I would point out that this was not because the company had problems with their drivers but that updating awareness could only be a good thing.
Judging by the feedback from the drivers on the session they also felt this was a worthwhile exercise and there were even requests for regular updates. I am very pleased to report that Steve is now taking our presentation out to the other depots to spread the message.
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Millbrook Healthcare provides healthcare equipment and services on behalf of local authorities, Social Care and NHS Trusts, across the UK.
The Company currently employs 120 field based technicians and drivers who will make approximately 450,000 visits a year to residential properties across the UK, using company vehicles to do so. In East Sussex alone we will make c37,000 journeys. This activity represents a huge risk to the Company in terms of driving time, accidents, safety, insurance, vehicle maintenance, costs etc. and this means the Company are obliged to manage those risks and costs, reducing them where possible.
We got involved with COSTS as this offered us another avenue in which to raise awareness, look at our drivers behaviour, habits, their knowledge of legislation linked to their profession etc. and to put a session together which allowed us to encourage better driving behaviour and the reasons why this is necessary for all parties concerned.
David spent time with me to understand what our company does and what messages and information we wanted to get a cross to the driving team based in Hailsham.
The session was very well received by all those who attended and provided a platform in which to look at other areas of our fleet and driver management.
With our telematics providers we have looked at other areas linked to driving behaviours such as fuel efficiency, driver time management, and carrying out driver assessments on line and on the back of this we have put together a program of safe & efficient driving awareness sessions for all of our depots across the UK so we are consistent in our approach and our management of employees who drive for the company.
I am pleased to say the Millbrook Healthcare Board of Directors has made driving safely and efficiently one of its main objectives across the group, looking at employee safety, costs, environmental impact etc – this session was the catalyst for that and this all stemmed from David popping in to our Hailsham depot one day and having a quick chat.
David's input on this has been quite simply invaluable. Not all local authorities, councils etc. provide such a useful resource. In East Sussex we are lucky this facility is available to us and it shows East Sussex County Council's commitment to road safety, and we at Millbrook Healthcare will do everything we can to support that and actively encourage others to do so too.
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Facebook to Throw in Flag on Privacy Opt-In
According a report by the Wall Street Journal, Facebook is nearly ready to settle with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. Apparently, Facebook is ready to throw in the flag and agree to let users of the social network opt-in to its sharing privacy settings. Currently, Facebook's privacy settings are opt-out.
The result of the settlement would be that the default settings for Facebook would be to not share any content submitted to the social network with anyone by default. Facebook users would be required to actively click in a check-box for each particular setting in order to make something public.
In addition, Facebook would agree to submit privacy audits for the next twenty years. These audits are similar to the agreement made by Google when it was investigated by the Federal Trade Commission in March 2011.
The investigation by the Federal Trade Commission began in December 2009. This was when Facebook made universal changes in its privacy settings that led to many Facebook user's personal information and profile pictures being shown publicly.
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In the above video recorded earlier this month at an airport that I didn't see mentioned, a mother begins recording as TSA screeners attempt to frisk her daughter who is in a wheelchair. It is the umpteenth time they've tried to tell passengers that video recording is illegal.
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New York DJ legend Danny Krivit talks about his editing work and his new compilation, 'Edits By Mr. K Vol. 2', which has just been released on UK connoisseur imprint Strut.
In a career spanning over 30 years, Danny Krivit has made an indelible mark on New York's disco and house music sounds, with residencies in the city's most famous clubs from the Paradise Garage to Body & Soul. His studio work is equally held in high regard - Krivit has worked with people like James Brown and Gloria Gaynor, besides remixing and editing some of disco musics most influential tunes.


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Apple Emerges From Steve Jobs' Long Shadow
Steve Jobs wasn't perfect or infallible. He was tough, intractable, perhaps unfair, and occasionally even mean-spirited. These are not characteristics many of us spent time pointing out a year ago when the Apple CEO and founder succumbed to cancer.
The loss, though expected, hit us all hard. Jobs was one of us — a person who loved technology and all the endless possibilities that come with it.
He was a doer.
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What Apple is today is Jobs' doing, a fact current Apple CEO Tim Cook readily acknowledges. In a brief letter on Apple.com (which follows a moving video), Cook describes the company as "a gift [Jobs] gave to the world."
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Vincent van Gogh required countless drafts to perfect his canvases. But it only takes one try for students at So Van Gogh! to create artworks they can take home and proudly display. Cofounder Ally Hill creates templates for each session, and helps guide pupils through the step-by-step process of filling in each shape with eye-catching color. Instructors supply all the necessary art-making tools such as canvases, paint, and smocks, while students bring their favorite snacks to nibble on in between brushstrokes.
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Forces affecting adhesion
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Adhesion: How much weight is required to break the adhesive force between an object and water?
Without water, the life forms we see on Earth could not possibly exist. This simple combination of three atomsne oxygen, two hydrogencts in complex ways that can turn a barren, dusty planet into a thriving biological community. What are the properties of water that make it so versatile and vital? How can we measure and compare water's properties to those of other liquids?
A number of observable properties of water result from its molecular structure, meaning not only the atoms that make up water, but also the shape of the water molecule. The bonds between the one oxygen and two hydrogen atoms do not form a straight line but form an angle like a wide V. This shape gives the molecule a positive electric charge on one side and a negative electric charge on the other. This charge gives water the properties of adhesionAttraction between two different substances., the tendency to stick to certain other substances and , the tendency to stick to itself.
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Scheduling – Ten Elements of an Effective Safety Kickoff Volume Nine by Safety Speaker John Drebinger
Ten Elements of Creating an Effective Safety Kickoff
#9 Scheduling – Tuesday, November 8th
When Is The Best Time To Hold A Safety Kickoff?
Simple, any time all your people can attend. Now, I know logistically that is a challenge for some of you. Because of your operations, it is impractical to get everyone together all at one time. You need a big place to hold everyone. You would have to shut down operations.
Some companies actually do a safety stand down day where they do nothing but health and safety events. This is great if you can do it.
More commonly, safety teams schedule two to three meetings per day for one or a series of days in order to allow all shifts to attend. I am pleased to say I have done many presentations after 11pm at night so that we were able to involve the night shift. Making it possible for them to enjoy the same kickoff as everyone else does a lot for morale and lets them know you really care about them.
My marketing director, Diane Weiss, is an expert at scheduling and she can share with you the different ways our clients have made it possible for everyone to be a part of your kickoff. Not every speaker is willing to adapt to multiple shifts, but I can.
Also, location is not critical. I have spoken next to a turbine at a hydroelectric dam on the Columbia River. One construction supply company used a stack of sheet rock as a stage with rails. Turnaround or Outage lunchroom tents have served as my speaking venue many times over the years. One refinery rented chairs and used their firehouse to hold the meeting. I am sure you get my point. I can speak anywhere and as long as you get me in front of an audience, I can help them work safely.
Should Attendance at Safety Kickoffs and Meetings be Mandatory?
As with much of safety communication, congruency tells the real story. The answer for me is achieved by asking a follow-up question. Are your marketing meetings mandatory? If all your other departmental meetings are mandatory, and if safety isn't, it sends the message that safety isn't one of your company's corporate values.
I actually prefer mandatory meetings, as that way I know no one will miss my message. It is so frustrating for me to be leaving a site heading for the airport and finding myself talking with someone in the parking lot who asks if I will be doing meetings the next day because they heard how great it was and now they want to attend.
Lunch Versus a Dedicated Meeting
Safety and the messages you want to get across are far too important to stack on top of lunch unless the presentation is done after or before everyone has eaten. The distractions are just too great. Have I done luncheon presentations? Yes, but I know they are less effective than they could be. Once again, it speaks of the value your leadership puts on safety. If there isn't time to do it right then everyone understands that safety takes a back seat to everything else.
Call Diane to find out the best schedule for your safety kickoff at 209-745-9419.
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This newsletter is the 9th in a series of ten on how to have an effective safety kickoff. If you would like to share any of these articles go to http://www.drebinger.com/?page_id=690
where they have been posted on my daily blog. When reprinting or emailing please include credit to: John Drebinger Presentations 209-745-9419 and www.drebinger.com
Outcome Based Presentations For Your Safety Kickoff
"Would You Watch Out For My Safety?"
We tell everyone that they should be their "brothers keeper" and yet we don't teach them how to do it. This presentation which accompanies my new book by the same title is designed to create a culture in your workplace where watching out for each other is the norm rather than the exception.
"Would You Watch Out For My Safety?" will:
• Give people the five reasons they should watch out for the safety of others.
• Explain the three reasons people fail to watch out for the safety of others and then give them a perspective that will allow them to overcome the obstacles that keep people from helping others.
• Give them specific techniques they can use immediately to share safety with someone else in a way both people will feel great.
• Finally the most important lesson of the presentation is showing people how to respond when someone watches out for their safety. This lesson ensures that people will continue to watch out for each other and will seek out ways to watch out for the safety of their fellow worker.
This presentation is so powerful that John has written a book by the same title that is provided for each attendee so they can review what they have learned and share it with their family and friends. It has been so well-received that we have already made our second printing of 5,000 copies only four months after our releasing the book.
"Ensure Your Safety"
If you want people to take personal responsibility for their own safety on and off the job this presentation is for you.
Your employees will learn:
• Why they need to take personal responsibility for their own safety.
• How to stay focused in order to ensure safe performance.
• How distractions impact their personal safety.
• How to regain their focus on safety when distractions get in the way.
• Why they want to avoid shortcuts for themselves and others.
Everyone will develop a positive association between safety and their job and understand how working safely directly benefits them and their families, today and in the future. Using magic, group participation, specific safety principles and universal truths, John will show the seasoned worker why they play a vital role in helping the "new guy" work safely by avoiding shortcuts and doing everything the safest way we know how.
John shows them why using the appropriate personal protective equipment ensures their safety even when machinery fails or human errors occur. This presentation covers safety from the time they leave home to driving safely back to their family at the end of the day.
His unique presentation breaks through the mindset of, "We have heard it all before." His magic captures their attention, and the message they hear will make them take action resulting in fewer injuries.
"Safety as a Value"
In this completely different program, John shows your employees how to improve their own safety by sending the right message via their actions and words at work and home.
Your Employees Will Learn:
• What their real values are.
• How to convey those values to their family and friends.
• Safety is a value for everyone.
The key to his insightful approach is the premise that safety must be a personal value, and that values don't change when conditions change, even in tough times. John will help your people raise their expectations, vision, passion, and energy to work safely and make a safer and more productive workplace.
With new stories and magic, this presentation will help your employees continue their enthusiasm and focus toward another year of safety success!
What do you want from a safety presentation?
• People to walk out saying, "That was the best safety meeting they have ever attended."
• Everyone to talk about the safety meeting long after it is over.
• You want all of the above and most of all you want to get results. It doesn't matter if everyone loved the speaker, their message, and yet they don't change how they work.
John Drebinger is the only top safety speaker specifically trained to deliver an effective message. In addition to his Bachelors degree in Speech he has been a member of the National Speaker's Association for over 16 years and has attended seminars from some of the most effective communicators in the nation.
From the descriptions listed above you have already noticed something that separates John Drebinger from other professional safety speakers. As an author and speaker he has many different presentations he can do for your employees. To help you deliver your safety message John customizes each of his presentations to convey your theme and concepts. Unlike many other safety speakers who have only one speech or story to tell, John has developed presentations that build on each other to help you improve your safety performance.
John can do multiple presentations during the day so that all your shifts can hear his outstanding message. Diane Weiss his marketing director can help you with your scheduling as she has worked with hundreds of companies over the past twenty-one years and knows what will serve you best.
John's presentations can be done in virtually any location. If you can safely gather an audience he can get his message to them.
These presentations are designed for employee meetings with 45 minutes to 1-hour time available.
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Who Will Rescue Us As Our Economy Stays In Free Fall?
"In 1930, right before the depression hit John Maynard Keynes wrote, "The world has been slow to realize that we are living this year in the shadow of one of the greatest economic catastrophes of modern history."
Economist James Galbraith, Congressional Testimony (Monthly Review)
No One Seems To Know Or Be Willing To Say How Bad Things Are
Pilot Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger has been given his own Facebook page which may be the equivalent these days to being inducted in some heroes hall of fame. He became the rescuer who knew where he was, saw where he was going, and touched his huge plane down into what he calculated correctly would be a safe landing on the Hudson River.
Will President Obama be able to rescue us from the ongoing economic collapse that has put the country and his plans at risk? Is he flying blind or does he know how to achieve a safe landing even in the absence of flight controllers and people who know what is going on. Is he going far enough?
Does anyone even know how bad the economy is, or how much worse it will get? Can anyone see the "bottom" the way Sully saw the water rushing up at him in the cockpit of his distressed aircraft? He handled his crash; can we handle ours?
On Friday, after a crisis that's been going in full panic mode since August 2007, the people who are supposedly in the know don't "seem" to be. This AP report from late last week made that clear:
"WASHINGTON - The economy's downhill slide at the end of last year was likely much steeper than the government initially thought and it is probably doing just as poorly now - if not worse - as a relentless slew of negative forces feed on each other, pushing the country deeper into recession."
Reread the sentence and you can see, as a famous Hollywood Screen writer wrote years ago "nobody knows nothing." The operative phrases are "likely much steeper than the government initially thought" and "it is probably doing just as poorly now." What? Duh?
The self-styled experts had what they call a "revision" of the numbers. At first they thought the economy only dropped or "contracted" by 3% but when they looked again, it had more than doubled to 6.2%. Oops! These new fourth-quarter figures showed the economy shrinking at the fastest rate in a quarter century, were far worse than expected.
There is a reason economics is called "the dismal science" although the science part of all this is very shaky and may have to be separated from the "dismal" part. There were economists like Nouriel Roubini forecasting these trends but he was marginalized by agencies that thought they were so much smarter than the man they called "Dr. Doom."
Someone needs to take a deep breath and figure out what all of economic stimulus efforts are stimulating, General Motors and many banks have received and lost billions. Insurance companies are lining up for more moolah. Fannie Mae needs another $15 biliion.
It seems endless, and we are not even touching the surface of the real economic time bombs on the horizon from credit default swaps, derivatives and credit cards. Nomi Prins who worked for as an analyst for Bear Stearns and a managing partner for Goldman Sachs says the official math is totally fuzzy:
"The media, like Washington hasn't a clue as to the way in which the system leveraged itself. It talks about the home loans. It talks about the homeowners. It talks about asset securities and packaging and slicing and dicing as if it really understands what happened with these securities. And it really doesn't talk about the 10, 20, 30 percent or what ever amount of leverage or borrowing that was done on the back of them.
"And the fact that even the treasury, the Oval Office, no one in Congress has actually been able to present an accurate description or evaluation of the loss of the value these securities used to be, the borrowing that was done on top of them and the way this nothing set of loans - remember there was only 1 ½ trillion dollars worth of sub loans - subprime loans created - became $14 trillion worth of asset backs and 140 minimum trillion dollars worth of just stuff.
"And there is no way to quantify that because they're not asking questions of the banks that created this stuff. They're not saying 'you know what? Give us an accurate picture, every single one of you.' Which is most of the banks in the country. Certainly ones participated more than others and throughout the world. 'Tell us what you own. Tell us what you borrow. Tell us what your loss is. Give us exact numbers. Don't tell us you don't know how to evaluate it.'
Political Scientist Ben Barber amplifies:
"There is somewhere between 50 and $600 trillion, nobody knows how much, of that paper around. But that's because nobody even knows what the paper is. Here's what happens. There are three defaults on mortgages. The bank that holds those sells those at 10 cents on the dollar to a second bank. That bank puts those together with three other defaults and three other defaults and makes a second package and sells it to a third Bank. The third Bank sells 6 of these things from 10 different -- from five different banks to a hedge fund. The hedge fund repackages them, bundles them and sells them to some investor who has no idea what he has. And now we have a world of bad debt and no one can even tell you what it's -- you know, what it's worth."
How did this happen? Was anyone paying attention? Mo Sacirbey, a former investment banker and Vice President at Standard and Poors, says behind all of this is that the financial system itself changed with more and more people making money from money, not investing in companies that make things. He says the system became predatory and markets and prices were manipulated:
"I think we had a transition from what truly was a free-market system to something now that is out of control and probably what I would define as a predatory system where we are not so much dealing anymore about the notion of fair prices, and the notion of markets that -- that work transparently an open late but in fact frequently markets that are manipulated for the end of maybe a few out there -- a few investors, mega-investors. It's even -- even that's very difficult to tell. We still don't know who in fact is making money while so many are losing money on Wall Street right now."
Years ago, right after the American civil war, there was a bearded prophet in Europe, who studied the system and demystified it. While his predictions were off, his analysis still seems on target. Anyone remember Karl "Das Kapital" Marx?
"Owners of capital will stimulate the working class to buy more and more of expensive goods, houses and technology, pushing them to take more and more expensive credits, until their debt becomes unbearable. The unpaid debt will lead to bankruptcy of banks, which will have to be nationalized, and the State will have to take the road which will eventually lead to communism."
Today long trips are taken not by road but by air, so we may need Captain Sully to fly us away on some magic carpet. The right is mobilizing against the sprectre of a phony socialism while the government is pumping money into the economy to save capitalism. They are back to red-baiting falsely claiming the USA is becoming the next USSR. We don't need more neo-cons or for that matter, neo-coms.
Wake up: government funding and private control do not socialism make. A broader mobilization is needed to stop the "Big C's" system meltdown.
News Dissector Danny Schechter wrote PLUNDER: Investigating Our Economic Calamity (Cosimo Books) and blogs for Mediachannel.org. Comments to email@example.com
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Safe landingBy Groth, Andreas at Mar 04, 2009 00:08 AM |
The analogy is a good one. Attention should be directed to a safe landing for the nosediving economy, not on pulling out of the dive to head off back into the stratosphere of renewed 'growth'.
The economic recession coincides with almost universal agreement that we need drastic cuts in greenhouse gas emissions to avoid catastrophic climate change. Actually we need to re-structure the way in which we use all extractive resources to find ways of living on earth that do not compromise the chance for future generations and for other species to do so as well. In the short term the levels of GHG emissions are strongly linked to GDP and can only be significantly reduced with reductions in global GDP.
The economic recession should be viewed as an opportunity to start off on this path. Who could ever have persuaded the world to deliberately accept this kind of slow down in economic activity? And yet it is almost universally seen as a major catastrophe that must be reversed as quickly as possible. The resources that are being poured into the myth of reversing the recession (bailouts for the motor industry, banks, etc.) should instead be applied to assisting those hardest hit by the recession to find new, sustainable lifestyles. Quality of life needs to replace economic growth as one of the main aims of society, and this has been shown to be an inverse relationship once basic needs have been met, with ever increasing consumption leading to ever greater unhappiness.
Let's focus on achieving a soft landing followed by a long walk down the road to sustainable life, rather than a futile attempt to pull out of the dive followed by a catastrophic crash landing when the plane stalls.
Aside from over-borrowing to fuel consumption, another aspect of the present crisis has been over-borrowing for imperial wars. So, I will add to your quote from Marx, one from another, even more venerable, commentator, Immanuel Kant: "...a Credit System when used by the Powers as a hostile antagonistic instrument against each other,… the debts [of which] go on increasing to an excessive extent and yet are always secured for the present (because all the creditors are not to put in their claims at once), is a dangerous money power. This arrangement—the ingenious invention of a commercial people in this century—constitutes, in fact, a treasure for the carrying on of War; it may exceed the treasures of all the other States taken together, and it can only be exhausted by the forth-coming deficit of the taxes…which, however, may be long delayed….The facility given by this system for engaging in War, combined with the inclination of Rulers towards it…is, therefore, a great obstacle in the way of a Perpetual Peace.…the national bankruptcy, which it inevitably brings at last, would necessarily involve many other States that are without debt in the loss; and this would be a public lesion of these other States. And, consequently, the other States are justified in allying themselves against such a State and its pretensions." -- Immanuel Kant, from his essay on Perpetual Peace, 1795. |


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Anonymous asked: Hi, before than nothing, thanks for all the info. and beautiful pics of your beautiful country, it's a world pride. Now, i'm from Argentina, and i'm thinking on visit Iceland in Feb. becouse i'll be traveling, and it's like a dream coming true. What i want to know is, how much money do you think that i gonna need for 5 days? I would like to do something like an "icelandic life" more than a "tourist trip" if you know what i mean. Takk.
The bus from the Keflavík airport to Reykjavik costs 2000.
In February it's too cold for camping, so the cheapest option for accommodation (unless you find some lucky hotel deal) will be the hostels. I listed all the hostels in this previous post. That will be somewhere between 3 and 5 thousand ISK per night. The cheapest places to eat (fast food) charge about 1000 ISK per meal. For 2-4000 you can go someplace nice.
You can walk pretty much anywhere within downtown Reykjavik, but you can get a full day bus pass for 900 ISK or a three day one for 2200.
Museums and such generally charge between 500-1500 ISK for entrance. If you have any sort of school ID you can almost always get a discount. Many of them also are free on Mondays.
Getting out of the city is more expensive, unless you are a group of friends and able to fill a rental car. Most day tours from Reykjavik cost about 10000-25000.
Be sure to go to some of the local swimming pools. Entrance only costs 400-500 and it's a great place to meet people, relax etc.
Another reference you could use is that the average tourist to Iceland spends 35,000 ISK per day.
Hope this gives you some idea.
Anonymous asked: I'm going to Iceland in May, literally my dream come true. But I'm only going for a week and by myself. What are the must-sees? Do the majority of people speak English? And do you have any cheap accommodation to recommend in Reykjavik?
The typical must-sees are things like the Blue Lagoon, Golden Circle, Bæjarins Bestu hot dogs, whale watching etc. Virtually everyone does them and they are nice. What I would add to that list is #1 walk on a glacier, #2 bathe in a natural hot spring (not just the Blue Lagoon) and #3 visit one of the local swimming pools.
The first two are most easily done by taking a tour. I would recommend this tour which combines both (I'm biased because I used to guide it. But it's a great tour, at least with me as a guide).
The swimming pools are great and a good place to socialize. There's a couple of dozen in Reykjavik, so just find the one nearest to you (or visit several).
The cheapest accommodation (unless you find some online bargain) is probably in one of the hostels. Since you are travelling alone and don't have anybody to keep you company on bus rides, I recommend the ones downtown. There's Downtown Hostel, Reykjavik Backpacker's and Kex.
Pretty much everybody speaks fluent English, but you'll make people smile if you learn some Icelandic phrases.
Góða ferð!
Anonymous asked: Hi there! I'm heading to Iceland in January for a weekend from the UK, I'm 18 here so I'm obviously allowed (and am accustomed to!) alcohol, and I wanna experience some Rekyjavik nightlife! How strict do you think bars and clubs are in Iceland on asking for ID from tourists?
The drinking age in Iceland is 20 and the age to enter a bar after (I think) 22:00 is 18. This means that they could legally let you in. However, the bars/clubs don't really see the point in letting people in that can't buy alcohol and they don't want the extra hassle of checking IDs at the bar, so they usually set the limit at 20. Some of them even set it higher.
Most Icelanders start going to the clubs well before they turn 20, but much of the night can be spent waiting in lines only to be turned away at the door. The bouncers are actually trying to follow the law, so unless you look older or they are overwhelmed with guests, it can be tough.
I don't know if they give much more slack to tourists. The fact that you are a tourist raises the odds that you are over 20 though, so they may be less diligent in checking your ID. I actually used to pretend that I was a Brazilian and didn't understand Icelandic. That often got me waved through.
What you can do to avoid the hassle is to go to a concert or a bar with a live band. Then it will usually cost in but instead they typically put the age limit at 18.
Góða skemmtun!
Pictures from the storm in Iceland
I already posted two posts yesterday (post1, post2) about the storm that blew over Iceland yesterday. But there are plenty more interesting photos that have come up.
Iceland is used to experiencing some pretty extreme weather, but this was a considerably stronger storm than we are used to. There are usually several strong storms that go over the country each fall, but this one was unusual in how long it took and in that it was very strong around the whole island. Houses in Iceland are built to handle both extreme weather and earthquakes, yet there was considerable damage. Roofs were blown away, cars were blown off roads and parking lots and some people were blown away. Fortunately there were no serious injuries, but plenty of broken bones as people were swept up by the wind.
The storm was caused by a particularly sharp contrast between a high pressure area over Greenland and a low pressure zone off of Iceland's southeast coast. The highest average wind measured in Reykjavik was 38 m/s (140kmh, 74knts, 85mph) and gusts as high as 64 m/s (230kmh, 124knts, 143mph). By comparison, Hurricane Sandy topped out at 40 m/s in the US. But the weather was actually far from being worst in Reykjavik. In the north and eastern parts of the country, strong winds were combined with heavy snowfall. The highest wind measured was 70 m/s (252kmh, 136knts, 157mph), just short of the record breaking 74,2 m/s measured in 1995.
Update: Unconfirmed data from a weather station in Iceland indicates gusts of 125 m/s.
This is a view from an office window in Reykjavik.
Rescue teams were busy tying down roofs.
Out for a walk in Reykjavik.
The weather coincided with the Iceland Airwaves music festival and since guests would have to walk this path by the sea to get to Harpan, Reykjavik's opera house, buses were used to transport guests.
This statue in the north kept a lookout during the storm.
People in the town of Blönduós received their morning paper despite the storm. The mailman simply used his snow scooter.
Volunteer rescue workers excavate snow from a fishing boat at Skagaströnd to prevent it from tipping over.
It's not every day that tractors are picked up by gusts of winds. This tractor was parked by a farm on the south coast.
Roofs of the outhouses at the farm of Berjanes were blown off.
The town of Egilsstaðir in the east had some of the heaviest snowfall.
Truck blown off the road, just outside Reykjavik.
A trailer parked outside a house in Reykjavik exploded in the wind.
Snow in Akureyri.
If you want to see a better overview of the storm and practice your Icelandic, try watching the TV news overview. You can even see rescue teams driving people to work in their tracked snow cats. There's also a short video showing around town in Egilsstaðir here.
Snow buried this farm in Aðaldalur.
Snow in Reyðarfjörður.
Young Petra Sigurðardóttir helps uncover the family car in Egilsstaðir.
Cartoonist, Hugleikur Dagsson, was inspired by the weather:
Maybe you've seen this picture of a whale blown onto land in the Reykjavik harbor. It has been passed around the internet quite a bit. Of course it is just photoshop.


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Steve Soboroff may have done nothing improper, but one thing is certain: As a candidate for mayor, Soboroff unwittingly declared open season on himself when he brokered the sale of the old drive-in theater in Van Nuys.
The property at the corner of Roscoe Boulevard and Noble Avenue, in the San Fernando Valley, looks made to order for a middle school: good-sized -- about 13 acres; fairly clean land -- it was a movie house, not a factory; and a surrounding neighborhood teeming with students.
But the parcel also was tempting to developers, and Soboroff, a real estate broker by trade, arranged two separate sales of that property over the last three years. During that same period, Soboroff also served as chair of the oversight committee charged with reviewing projects funded by the local school bond, known as Proposition BB. These included the old drive-in. The second sale was especially galling to district officials because they were actively pursuing the site. A Soboroff spokesman could not confirm the amount of his commission, but industry sources say his brokerage firm probably made in excess of $300,000 on the transaction.
Soboroff's critics are not accusing him of violating any laws -- and the bare-bones details of the scenario emerged in the press months ago. But it doesn't look good to make money hawking properties the school district wants, while at the same time chairing a committee tasked with helping build schools. The school district's inspector general declined to comment on the matter, but Soboroff's dual role as broker and committee member appears to violate the literal wording of the district's conflict-of-interest policy.
The Weekly learned last week that the matter was being researched by campaign aides for mayoral rival Joel Wachs, the L.A. city councilman who represents that part of town. And almost on cue, Wachs brought up the deal in a later interview with the Weekly's editorial board. Wachs and Soboroff, in particular, are battling for the votes of both Valley residents and city conservatives. Winning that war decisively could mean a spot in the runoff election for mayor.
Oddly enough, Wachs briefly enters the tale himself, in May 1998, when he helped negotiate conditions of operation for CarMax -- the first buyer -- that would be acceptable to concerned neighbors. Wachs also was instrumental in eliminating zoning restrictions that would have impeded the used-car chain. The Mayor's Office, where Soboroff was serving as senior adviser, readily approved the zoning changes.
"This is a win-win situation," Wachs told the Daily News at the time. "This is a classic example of how, when a developer works harmoniously with the community and the local council office, a project can be very successful."
When asked about his own role, Wachs said he didn't know of any interest from the L.A. Unified School District in that site.
In fact, there wasn't. The school district declined to oppose the rezoning. Staffers from L.A. Unified's environmental division testified only about the business' potential impact on a nearby elementary school, recalled Bob Niccum, who was the district's director of real estate and asset management.
The problem, noted Niccum, was that the district was just then gearing up to scour the city for possible school sites. That process quickly led to the drive-in.
"It did happen within a month or two after the rezoning took place," said Niccum. "I knew it would look funny for us not to have mentioned something earlier. But this drive-in was in just the right place for a school."
Fast-forward two years from the CarMax purchase. Now it's CarMax's turn to sell, not to the school district, but to Herbert Boeckmann II, the owner of nearby Galpin Ford, who wants to store and prep used cars there.
What happened?
Here's how Soboroff explained things last fall to the Daily News. Soboroff, the paper duly reported, tried to work out a deal with the "old regime" of district property managers, and had even agreed to give up his commission. But then, in October 1999, real estate director Niccum -- and other top administrators -- were placed on a yearlong administrative leave pending a review of the scandal-plagued Belmont Learning Complex project. (Niccum has since returned to work as an upper-level business manager for the school district.) After Niccum's departure, said Soboroff, he believed the district had no further interest in the site.
"We bent over backwards for them," Soboroff told the Daily News. "They did nothing. We gave up with these guys." He added, "We offered it to them on a silver platter."
Soboroff also asserted that no documents reached him -- through the Proposition BB oversight committee or otherwise -- to suggest the LAUSD's desire for the property had "revived," as the article put it.
"That's their nature," Soboroff was quoted. "It [the proposal] didn't go to BB. It doesn't go anywhere. All they do is talk to each other . . . The district got nothing but preferential treatment. But they're so disorganized. That's why they only do one school in 20 years."


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I ordered a bowl of chili which came with a piece of bread and it was good . Did not get to try anything from the bakery, but everything seemed delicious. I'd definitely go back to try some of their pastries and sandwiches! Nice atmosphere!
I ordered a bowl of chili which came with a piece of bread and it was good . Did not get to try anything from the bakery, but everything seemed delicious. I'd definitely go back to try some of their pastries and sandwiches! Nice atmosphere!
Food wasn't tasty, the place was very busy and that reflected in the food preparation, ingredients were missing in the salads, soups were cold, taste was bad. Items from bakery were great though. I wouldn't come back
I LOVE Panera bread. I was pretty sad when I moved to El Paso and found out that they didn't have one. However, Corner Bakery works in a pinch. They have nice, hearty soups, filling sandwiches (I especially enjoy the panini) and yummy baked goods. This is fast food, but served with a little extra flare. This is a great... More
Stopped in for breakfast. There were four of us and each ordered a different meal, from French toast, to eggs, to oatmeal. Everything was plentiful and delicious. The staff is young and friendly and the interior decor was very inviting. We didn't buy any of their bakery goods, but they sure looked tempting! Definitely worth a visit if you are... More
My husband and I chose this place for lunch based on the reviews here. The cafe is bright and appealing, especially the trays of bakery goodies. There was no line up at the order counter at 1 p.m. I had the cafe size chopped salad which was fresh with loads of chicken. Dressing was a bit spicy though. My husband... More
During the short time we have for lunch, I and two of my colleagues returned to this fine East-side eatery. It is so convenient that I hold up the line trying to figure out which of the delicious meals, or combination thereof--that is why there are TWO cashiers, the other helping the other hungry patrons behind me! Once I've selected... More
My family and I have eaten here numerous times for both lunch and dinner. The food is always excellent, especially considering the price. I had the sandwich combo tonight (1/2 meatball panini with macaroni and cheese). My wife had the tomato mozzarella sandwich. For dessert, I had the cookies and cream whoopie pie and my wife had the white cake... More
You walk into a room that looks like a coffee shop in Boston with the dark wood and dark green walls. You order from a menu of good wholesome style food. You pay the bill, get a cup to get your coffee in (fixed at a coffee bar by you so there are no mistakes in how it is prepared)... More
My husband and I visited this place July 28, 2012. We were looking for a great place to have a late lunch that wasn't too heavy. There aren't many places in El Paso to grab a great sandwich or salad. This is the best place that we have tried so far, and we have tried a lot. The place is... More
I love this place and cannot get enough of it! The sandwiches are incredible (usually I get a panini), the sides are amazing, and sippin' on their sweet tea takes me back to my childhood in Georgia. Everything I have ever had in this cafe has been amazing, and I would recommend this place without reservation to anyone in El... More
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Entry to and use of this car park is entirely at your own risk.
Customers are requested to read carefully the terms and conditions of entry to and the use of the car parks and to follow the procedures recommended in those terms and conditions which are for their benefit. Should you wish to make a complaint, you are requested to follow the complaints procedure set out in Condition No 3 which will ensure that your complaint is brought promptly to the attention of company staff.
Customers are asked to remember that a public car park is open to everyone. The company and its servants or agents reserve the right to refuse admittance to the airports car parks but the company cannot therefore guarantee the security of your vehicle or its contents.
Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, you use this car park on condition that the company, its servants or agents, will not be liable for any loss of or damage to any vehicle or its contents or any property whatsoever other than that which is attributable to wilful misconduct on its or its servants or agents part.
Customers should park vehicles only within designated bays, within authorized areas and so as not to cause obstruction.
Bays reserved for disabled drivers should be used by disabled drivers only and vehicles parked in such bays must display appropriate disabled badges/windscreen stickers.
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If you have to leave possessions in your vehicle, do not leave them where they are visible and ensure that they are as secure as possible.
Should you damage another customer's vehicle you are requested to report the matter immediately to a member of the company's staff at the Airport Information Desk and give them the registration number of both vehicles. Please remember that your car may one day be damaged so please do as you would be done to.
After you have parked your vehicle please proceed to the nearest exit ways which are signposted. Do not wander about in the car park and keep a careful eye on your children and do not permit them to play in the car parks.
Any caravans or large vehicles should report to the Airport Information Desk and ask for a member of company staff. Such vehicles should not attempt to enter or exit from the car parks without a staff member being present and without the authority of such staff member.
The company reserves the right to refuse to release any vehicle except on production of the parking ticket until it has made such enquiries as it considers reasonable. Failure to produce your ticket will therefore delay your departure.
Customers who cannot produce their parking tickets on departure will be charged according to the current airport tariffs details of which can be obtained from the Airport Information Desk.
In the interests of security tickets should not be left inside vehicles.
Persons who enter in to a contract with the company for the parking of a vehicle at the car park, whether by purchasing a ticket or otherwise, do so on behalf of themselves and all other persons having any proprietary possessory or other financial or material interest in the vehicle and its contents.
10.1 If a breach or infringement of any of these terms and conditions is committed by the user of the car parks then the company, or its servants or agents may at any time in their absolute discretion immobilize any vehicle by means of a clamp fitted to a wheel of the vehicle.
10.2 The clamp will be removed from the wheel of the vehicle upon payment of a charge as determined from time to time by the company.
10.3 The company its servants or agents will not be liable for any damage caused to a vehicle as a result of a clamp having been fitted to the wheel of the vehicle, other than that which is attributable to wilful misconduct on the part of the company.
11.1 The company reserves the right to move any vehicle within the car park by driving or otherwise to such extent as the company, its servants or agents, may in the exercise of its reasonable discretion think necessary to avoid obstruction or for the more efficient arrangement of its parking facilities at the car parks and it will not be liable for any damage caused to any such vehicle or property other than that which is attributable to wilful misconduct on its part.
11.2 The company additionally reserves the right where the car parks have to be closed either permanently or temporarily in whole or in part or have to be evacuated in cases of emergency, to remove any vehicle at any time to any other reasonably convenient car park within the control of the company and it will not be liable for any damage caused to any such vehicle or property other than that which is attributable to wilful misconduct on its part.
11.3 The company reserves the right for it or its agents or the relevant Police Authority to move or remove any vehicle to safeguard any person or property against injury or damage or in the event of an actual or perceived threat to security and to remove vehicles which are, or appear to be, stolen or abandoned.
A vehicle in the car parks may be subject to a lien for all charges due or accruing from the customer to the company, and a general lien for all and any monies from the customer to then company such lien to be in existence whenever the vehicle is in the car parks notwithstanding that it may from time to time have been removed for the car parks. If the said lien is not satisfied by the payment, within 30 days of notice given by the company of its intentions to sell the vehicles in default of payment, the company may sell the vehicle by auction or otherwise and the proceeds of sale may be applied in and towards satisfaction of all same owing to the company by the customer together with the expense of the sale and in connection with such sale the company shall be entitled to charge reasonable garage charges in respect of the period during which the vehicle is in the possession of the company. Any balance of purchase price remaining after satisfaction of such sums shall be held by the company on behalf of the registered owner of the vehicle. Notice of intention aforesaid shall be deemed to have been properly and sufficiently given by the sending of written notice by prepaid post, addressed to the registered owner at his last known address, whether or not the same is actually received.
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Pruning inactive members + upgrading to a newer version
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It's not there also what does it actually do?
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It makes sure that you will see the exact error. I would recommend you updating to SMF 2.0.2 first though, I can't find the option in SMF 1.1
I still need to upgrade also.
Just want to ask if it will work by just installing a fresh version of SMF and just importing the database backup to the new SMF?
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