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LinkedIn, Habbo, Twitter targeted by spammers in November according to Kaspersky Lab
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Vinod MehraWhat is the motive behind security attack ? Is it malaise, revenge, competition or revenue generation. Definitely social site robust robust security and on the flip side Security purveyor would continue to invent and re-invent the solution to apprehend security breaches.
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Alan HunterI saw a fairly large number of new "followers" hit my Twitter account. The only trouble is that with one profile picture, there were, in some cases, 7 or 8 different Twitter user names. I don't know what they were after and I am glad I picked up on that prior to following. Of course this indicates that more than a few Twitter accounts had obviously been hacked.


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SILCHAR: Traffic movement on the Silchar-Haflong Road (NH-54) has been hit following heavy landslide in a 200-metre area on the highway. The situation is expected to remain the same for the next two months.
According to reports, the landslide took place on Tuesday evening due to heavy rainfall in the Barail Hills range. Two rice-laden trucks also went under the debris. Officials said soil, mud, trees and debris came down to the road from the adjoining hills at Reko near Harangajao, 25 km from Haflong, the headquarters of Dima Hasao district. About 200 meters stretch of the road was washed away due to the impact of the mudslip, an official said on Thursday.

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windwalker is one of mr. skinners "chosen few" who is desperately afraid of losing his obscene salary. windwalker is the ONLY employee ((only person) for that matter) that has blogged in defense of mr. skinner in each and every recent article regarding mr. skinner and mr. lilly. many past and present employees of the PA office (myself included) have come forward in support of mr. lilly because of his work ethic. he is intelligent, respectful, profressional and 100% experienced at this position. he too will not have to "learn" the job (as windwalker implied) because he did abe's job for sixteen years when he worked there! even sam colding (previous PA who appointed abe skinner) is now publicly endorsing kevin lilly. watch the debates between mr. skinner and mr. lilly and you will see for yourself that kevin lilly is absolutely the right choice for this position.
it is time for mr. skinner to go as coherent thoughts seem to be a problem for him...as witnessed by his debates with lilly and his 2 min speech at the golden gate straw vote. windwalker says mr. skinner has an open door policy...that may be true...but it was kevin LILLY whom he directed all calls to. mr. skinner also thought it appropriate to hire this guy - http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/... - julian stokes(a family friend). it is rumored that mr. skinner will hand over the position to julian halfway through his term should he be re-elected. do you really want this scandalous indvidual working with your tax dollars?
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City Sensual
The Turkish capital is a portal leading to pure bliss; be it spiritual, sensual or gastronomic. You cannot but be seduced by the only metropolis in the world that is situated on two continents
We sat for lunch at Dolphin restaurant overlooking the Bosphorus after we had got off the boat at Sariyer, a stop before Rumeli Kavagi on the European side, when pointing towards the right, Filiz Uzunkusak, our guide, said "There. That's the Asian part of Turkey."
It was really an exhilarating experience – for how often does one sit in Europe and gaze at Asia!
On a cloudy September morning we had boarded an empty boat at Eminönü as it sailed on the Bosphorus. The previous day we were warned that the boat would be crowded but the clouds and drizzle had dampened the spirits of tourists! As the boat sliced through the tar black waters, we enjoyed the sights of Istanbul – hilltop mosques, waterfront houses, pink palaces, bridges, Ottoman fortress walls and picture postcard houses sporting red-white Turkish flags,
ambassadorial bungalows, museums, university, heritage houses, etc. – while all along digging our spoons into powder sugarladen Kusak yogurt – the local version of our misthi doi. Yogurt was introduced in Europe, thanks to Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent who dispatched his physician to treat the acute diarrhea of French King Francis I with yogurt.
As it poured outside, our table inside was being taken over by mouth-watering Turkish delights like meze, spinach with cheese, dolma, kebab, börek, bugra, grilled fish with bay leaves, flat bread, and a variety of dishes made of zucchini or brinjal. Interestingly, brinjal (disparagingly called begun in Bangla, meaning 'with no merit') is the most favoured vegetable in Turkey and you're likely to come across it in mezes (starters), side dishes, salads, moussaka and main dishes – where it is served along with cheese, yogurt, minced meat, kebabs or wrapped up inside stuffed vine leaves. Try 'Her Majesty's Favourite', a delicate formal dish made of the velvety purple vegetable. The name refers to Empress Eugenie, the wife of Napoleon III, who fell in love with it on her visit to Sultan Abdülaziz.
The present Turkish cuisine is an amalgam of diets from Central Asia, the Balkans and the Middle East with good help from the Mediterranean – reflecting the polyglot culture stretching from the gates of Vienna in the north to Yemen in the south, and from the border of Morocco in the west to Mesopotamia in the east.
Istanbul is a food lover's paradise with restaurants offering cuisines as varied as Far Eastern, African, to traditional Turkish food. A meat lover's Mecca, choice for the vegetarians is limited but for eateries like Zencefil and Parsifal. Evenings are the best time to stroll on the city's most elegant pedestrian street,
Istiklal Avenue, with a Dondurma cone (the Turkish ice cream), checking out the exquisite boutiques, music stores, art galleries, cinemas, historical patisseries and cafés as you become part of a multilingual mass of best dressed men and women enjoying the sights.
EAT: Simit, pilaf, baklava, dolma, borak, doner kebab, dondurma DRINK: Turkish Coffee, Raki BUY: Spices, fruit tea, perfume, dry fruits, semi-precious stone jewellery, pottery, kilims, pashmina shawl INDULGE: Turkish bath, Belly dancing
Watching the dervishes – day job holders who perform for tourists – whirling in a trance to the sound of ney (reed instrument) in a caravanserai in Saruhan in Cappadocia one remembered Rumi: "And I am a flame dancing in love's fire/That flickering light in the depths of desire/Wouldst thou know the pain that severance breeds?/Listen then to the strain of the reed."
Most people visiting Turkey come to see the Whirling Dervishes or Semâzen, as the followers of Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi are known. Born in Balkh (Afghanistan), as a boy Rumi travelled with his father for several years across Persia and eastern Anatolia to Konya, where his tomb is located. Travel, evidently, broadened his outlook and made him tolerant to other faiths. He believed that men, regardless of race and religion, were united, and linked to Nature by love.
A Dervish's head-dress signifies his ego's tombstone while his white skirt, ego's shroud. Removing his black cloak at the onset, he begins holding his arms crosswise representing number one, and testifying to God's unity. While whirling his arms are open: his right hand directed to the sky, ready to receive God's beneficence whilst his left, turned toward the earth. He turns from right to left, pivoting around the heart, embracing all of humankind with affection and love, conveying God's spiritual gift to the people upon whom God looks with a Divine watchfulness.
As the dervishes gain speed – their white skirts swirling and the body blurred – the viewer too becomes a participant in the unbroken ecstasy or fenafillah (as known in Islam) and leading to the loss of conscious thought while the verse from the Holy Quran reaches your ear: Onto God belong the East and West, and wherever you turn, there is God's countenance. He is all embracing, all-knowing.
unlikely to be complete if you haven't haggled over the price of a souvenir in the Grand Bazaar and the Spice Market. The world's oldest and largest covered bazaar, the Grand Bazaar with 4,400 shops, 1,400 ateliers and seven fountains is a place where you can buy tea glasses, t-shirts, any kind of item bearing the 'evil eye' symbol, fruit tea, Turkish Delight, embroidered cushions, leather pouffes, coloured glass lanterns, leather bags and coats, and Pashmina shawls. While shopping here, there are certain rules you need to follow: Start at one-tenth of the price and aim to pay about one-third of the original asking price. If you can't agree on a price, walk away. Chances are that the shopkeeper might change his mind and come after you.
As you enter the ancient domed building of Spice Bazaar you will realise that you have stepped into a truly exotic place as your nostrils are assailed with scents rising from stalls selling spices, herbs and medicinal plants. In fact, a stall claims to have 1,500 kinds of spices! It's a world of olfactory fusion—the aroma of musk, cinnamon, clove, mint, bay leaf, pepper, turmeric, ginger, oregano, nutmeg, saffron and others—just overwhelms you.
Also known as Egyptian Bazaar, it was the terminal for the Spice Road since pre-Ottoman times. You will find sacks and shelves groaning with dried fruits and nuts, teas and infusions, oils and essences, sweetmeats, honey combs and aphrodisiacs. You're likely to go crazy at the sight of the food items the Bazaar offers but don't be impulsive while making purchases. Never buy from the shops that are located at the mouth of the entrance. Do a recce of the prices on offer and you're likely to get your money's worth. Well, that would mean spending more time (you have enough of it because Turkey is 2.30 hours behind IST). but don't forget you're on a vacation. And you don't come to Istanbul often.
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My sentiments, exactly.
Your sentiments versus reality.
Reality wins.
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
Obama's Nobel Is Unconstitutional?
"Article I, Section 9, of the Constitution, the Emolument Clause, clearly stipulates: 'And no Person holding any Office of Profit or Trust under them, shall, without the Consent of the Congress, accept of any present, Emolument, Office, or Title, of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince or foreign State.'"
It goes on to say that sitting presidents have won it before, but for their past actions, and that Obama's prize is different because "it is intended to affect future action".
"Second, the president has indicated that he will give the prize money to charity, but that does not solve his legal problem. Giving that $1.4 million to a charity could give him a deduction that would reduce his income taxes by $500,000 -- not a nominal amount. Moreover, the money is not his to give away. It belongs to the United States: a federal statute provides that if the president accepts a 'tangible or intangible present' for more than a minimal value from any foreign government, the gift 'shall become the property of the United States'."
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I was wondering why someone at Lindsey Graham's recent town hall kept shouting "Article 1, Section 9".....now I know.
Seems that the Justice Department should have plenty of time on its hands to look into this matter since they are clearly not going after the Bush-era Torture mavens or the Wall Street Banksters/Fraudsters.
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Are Ronald D. Rotunda and J. Peter Pham idiots? The 1.4 million count as income if he kept it so the tax deduction for charity would get him back to even. As for their main point read this
http://www.democracyarsenal.org/2009/10/washington-post-declare-gen-schwarzkopf-illegally-knighted.html - Thu Oct 15, 09:45:00 PM EDT
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I chalk it up to the same kind of academic exercise as whether McCain was allowed to be President because he wasn't born in the US. I think of course he was given the mitigating circumstances (which I won't list here) and assume because being that specific doesn't fit in a short constitution.
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I'm not really up on how the Nobel prizes are awarded.
Whether this is an attempt of a foregin body to influence US policy (and, by extension, an indication of Obama's propensity to be influenced) is perhaps an acedemic exercise, but it seems to make sense that if the award is largely based on his actions as president, the dispostition of the monatary award should be decided by congress. - Fri Oct 16, 01:35:00 PM EDT
Perhaps Obama should simply refuse to accept the prize and eliminate all the Constitutional, Tax and Political problems.
I mean not only is the man going down in history as the first "black" president of the United States, he could also be the second person to refuse the Nobel Peace prize.
That would pretty much secure sainthood for him.
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Slept through your iPhone alarm? Now's the time to embrace the wet look. Comb in a leave-in conditioner from root to tip (try Suave Professionals Keratin Infusion Heat Defense Leave-In conditioner, $3; walgreens.com) and pull hair into a tight pony. "It dries superslick and sexy on every hair type," says L.A. stylist Jenny Cho.
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Europe-wide Ban on Monsanto GM Corn Imminent in Wake of French Study Linking it to Cancer
Thursday 04 October 2012'Pending affirmation by its national health agency, France is expected to call for an official ban on Monsanto's genetically-modified (GM) corn very soon "at a European level," according to the French news source RFI. Following the recent release of a University of Caen study that found a link between the "Frankencorn" and the development of severe tumors in rats, French officials have been urging a Europe-wide ban on both the cultivation and import of the GM corn, which was never proven safe in the first place prior to its commercial release.
The study, which was published in the peer-reviewed journal Food and Chemical Toxicology, revealed for the first time that rats fed Monsanto's NK603 GM corn treated with Roundup (glyphosate) herbicide for longer than 90 days developed deadly tumors at a much higher, and much quicker, rate than rats not exposed to these products. Similar health consequences were observed in rats fed NK603 GM corn without Roundup, as well as in rats exposed to just Roundup, revealing more about the true toxicity of these two highly-pervasive food technologies.'
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In 1958, Boyne Johnston was the most famous bank robber in town, maybe in the country, our own scaled-down Dillinger.
People were taken by his daring — the dapper chief teller, only 25, who slipped out the bank's back door with $260,000 cash stuffed in a bag, the quick getaway across the U.S. border, the trail of booze and nightclubs and sports cars.
It was 55 years ago this month. But amazing stories never get old.
He ought to be dead really, when you throw in the two years in Kingston Pen. But here he is, answering the phone on his couch in Renfrew, a little woolly-headed from a night at Finnigan's Road House, just shy of 81 and in wonderful spirits.
"I hate like hell to say stuff like this, but I'm a legend."
When you read the newspaper accounts of the day, in fact, you see a city riveted by the story of the handsome champagne guzzler who was hopping from town to town on the lam, having a whale of a time, one step ahead of the law.
In small-time, 1950s Ottawa, it was a sensation, so much so that clerics appealed for calm from the Sunday pulpit. Quietly, people were enthralled with the blond-haired bandit, if not cheering for him.
"Naturally," he said Thursday. "I didn't shoot anybody. Who likes banks? In the valley here, people are still buying me beers up here, at Finnigan's or the Legion, because of what I did."
The early coverage was feverish, but often false. There were early rumours, for instance, that Johnston had first bolted to Montreal. Police sent one Tom Flanagan, later police chief, to give chase, followed by legendary cop reporter Joe Finn, who opened with:
"A handsome 25-year-old Ottawa bank teller with a $10,000 price on his head is the object of one of the most concentrated manhunts in Montreal's history."
Johnston, in fact, had not gone to Montreal, but had flown to Windsor and was plotting his entry into the United States.
He is hoping to publish a book on his escapades one day, but briefly, and possibly for the first time revealed, here is what happened:
As chief teller at the Imperial Bank of Canada (later CIBC) on Sparks Street, he had his own personal safe inside the vault, where he typically kept tens of thousands of dollars in neat bundles. An employee for seven years, he knew the bank's routines. He knew, for instance, that a required check on cash balances was often skipped by supervisors, especially on a Friday.
"(The accountants) were supposed to count the bundles but I knew they never did."
That Friday, Oct. 24, he took $260,000 from his safe, slipped it into a canvas bag and tucked it into a janitor's room near the rear entrance. He then put his safe on a 72-hour timer, so it couldn't be opened until Monday, even if the bosses suddenly showed up. That night, using his own key, he re-entered the premises, took the loot and departed by car for Renfrew.
He said he first stored the money and spare clothing in a motel.
Cool as a cucumber, he took his wife and mother out for dinner on that Saturday night and cooked up a story that he was off partridge hunting on Sunday morning. Instead, he vanished, taking off for Ottawa and the airport, where he flew to Windsor.
Monday, when the bank reopened: no Boyne, almost no money in his safe. The hunt was on.
Johnston crossed into Detroit by cab, flew to Los Angeles, but not before a clerk commented on the weight of his bag, some 62 pounds. When asked, Johnston said he answered: "You wouldn't believe me if I told you."
He kept moving. "I had no plan at all. I knew I was going to come home someday. I thought it would be by Christmas." He had, in fact, left his wife $10,000 in their Chapel Street apartment, which she quickly turned in.
A rough map published by the Citizen in November had him scooting to Salt Lake City, Utah, Cheyenne, Wyo., and Aspen, Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo. Along the way, he spent $5,200 on a 1959 Corvette, red and white and bought a .45, just in case. ("I tested it in a canyon. You could hear the echo for half an hour.")
From newspaper accounts, he was having a whale of a time: wine, women and song — not a cent of the booty wasted, as the saying goes — "a nightclub habitué with a taste for champagne" read the wanted poster.
The story ran in newspapers from St. John's to Saskatoon, the memorably-named rascal who stole with his wits, not a gun. He had a vague plan to drive to Florida for some deep-sea fishing. But he got a little homesick, calling his best buddy, Gerald Cotie, from Cheyenne on a tapped line. The police noose tightened. More stories were written.
His 17-day skylark finally ended Nov. 10 in a posh Denver night club called Chez Paree, where the women dress just so, and hardly at all. "I had a ball," he said this week.
According to Johnston's account to a Denver reporter, he had bought five bottles of champagne that night, at $20 a pop, for various lovelies who took a shine to him. He didn't know two of the waitresses, later pictured in the Citizen, had seen his photo on a crime poster, circulated to 60 countries, and had an eye on the $10,000 reward.
Buzzed on bubbly, he was busted coming out of the washroom. The next-day interview with the Denver newspaper was priceless.
"My wife had faith in me and I've sort of let her down. It's going to be awfully hard to face her, to say nothing of my mother and father." To say nothing, indeed.
"I don't know what will happen to me now, but I guess when it's all over, I'll leave Ottawa, go some place where I'm not known, and start life all over again," he said the day after his arrest.
Johnston said he developed a taste for champagne in Ottawa (Mumm's), where he was living the high life as a regular at the Standish and the Chaudière, toodling around in a sports car. "The bank was my personal ATM, you might say," he remarked, a reference to money he had been embezzling for two years before the big heist.
"I was living a pretty fast life and I guess you could say my judgment got clouded."
The police officers who brought him home spoke of his unfailing politeness. There was no need for handcuffs or leg shackles. "This man is not really a criminal," his lawyer would remark.
Johnston, in fact, talked about how the Ottawa coppers escorting him back actually took him out for a beer during a layover in Chicago, like pals in a bar on a road trip.
The bandit got off the plane in Ottawa looking dapper in a tan overcoat, as though returning from an restful holiday to the Rockies for the mountain air.
He was sentenced to four years in prison, a banner story that led the front page in massive type.
The sentence softened by his father repaying the $13,000 in blown money, Johnston said he was out on parole in August 1960. At which point, he pretty much disappeared from the news.
Miraculously, his wife Bernice stuck by him and, despite some bumps in the road, they live together to this day in a little house in Renfrew, his birthplace. They have two adult children.
Stranger still, Johnston was able to resume a career in the financial world. He said he worked for 13 years for Computing Devices, a defence contractor in Bells Corners, hopped around to another early high-tech company, had a brief stint in the government, with Atomic Energy, then returned to Computing Devices.
At age 54, he had a health scare with his heart. So he retired. He has lived in Renfrew for the last 17 years.
He is still hoping to produce a book on his life, centred on his escapades. An editor is working on a pile of stray notes and diary entries, he said.
"I'm a rebel they tell me."
Yes, Boyne Johnston. We can take that much to the bank.
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A beast. Not quite wolf or bear, gorilla or dog but a horrible new creature who walks uprighta creature with fangs and claws and hair springing from every pore. I am a monster.
You think I'm talking fairy tales? No way. The place is New York City. The time is now. It's no deformity, no disease. And I'll stay this way foreverruinedunless I can break the spell.
Yes, the spell, the one the witch in my English class cast on me. Why did she turn me into a beast who hides by day and prowls by night? I'll tell you. I'll tell you how I used to be Kyle Kingsbury, the guy you wished you were, with money, perfect looks, and the perfect life. And then, I'll tell you how I became perfectly . . . beastly.
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Wes Anderson Retrospective #2
(2001, dir. Wes Anderson, w/ Gene Hackman, Gwyneth Paltrow, Angelica Huston, Ben Stiller)
Royal Tenenbaum and his wife Etheline had three brilliant kids before separating: Chas had a preternatural instinct for real estate. Margot was an award winning playwright by ninth grade, and Richie was a junior champion tennis player. But despite these promising beginnings the family fell apart after decades of lies, betrayals, and failures. AJP
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Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force to Meet
The Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force/National Invasive Species Council (NISC) Prevention Committee, sponsored by the Fish and Wildlife Service, will meet in Washington, DC on May 4. Items on the agenda include review and approval of the Roles and Responsibilities draft document; identification of the Prevention Committee member's responsibilities to the five working groups; and discussion of actions required to get working groups functioning. 69 Fed. Reg. 21569 (HK Law).
BIMCO Tackle Shipping Issues at Singapore Meeting
BIMCO's Documentary Committee discuss maritime issues, adopts pooling agreement, new standard clauses for EU advanced cargo declarations BIMCO's Documentary Committee, chaired by Mr Karel Stes, gathered in Singapore for its spring meeting on 23 April. The Committee's contract experts reviewed a number of new contracts and clauses dealing with a wide variety of topical subjects ranging from wind farms to solid bulk cargoes that can liquefy.
House Passes Amended Version of Bill
At an evening session, the U.S. House of Representatives agreed to and passed an amended version of the Maritime Transportation Antiterrorism Act of 2002 (H.R. 3983). The text of the bill, as passed, should be available soon. Immediately after passing the bill, the House appointed its members of the Conference Committee: Young (R-AK), Coble (R-NC), LoBiondo (R-NJ), Oberstar (D-MN), Brown (D-FL), Thomas (R-CA), Crane (R-IL), and Rangel (D-NY)
Combining Navy & CG Purchasing Considered
According to a July 20 report from UPI.com, the Congressional Budget Office said joining U.S. Navy and Coast Guard programs regarding procurement of small surface ships wouldn't necessarily improve cost efficiencies over current buying processes. With the Navy and Coast Guard looking to buy a total of 83 smaller vessels, CBO was asked by Senate Banking Committee member Judd Gregg, R-N.H., to examine alternatives that would perhaps allow the services to consolidate small combatant programs.
Waterways Council Meetings & 2011 Seminar
Waterways Council, Inc. (WCI) announced the dates of its 2011 Washington Meetings, February 15-17, 2011, which include the Waterways Seminar and the Leadership Service Award Dinner. All events will take place at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, 1330 Maryland Ave., SW, Washington, DC. The deadline to register at the hotel under the group rate is January 18 (For Hotel reservations, please contact the Mandarin Oriental directly at 1-888-888-1778 and reference Waterways Council, Inc.)
Icota Europe Appoints New Chairman and Co-Chairman
The Intervention & Coiled Tubing Association (ICOTA) European Chapter has appointed a new chairman and co-chairman. Former co-chair Callum Munro will take the helm as chairman of the organization, while fellow committee member Michael Taggart has been appointed as the new co-chairman. Munro, a senior well engineer at BP, is responsible for identifying and implementing new well intervention technologies within the company
Fireboat Would Boost Port Security for NH
The Union Leader reported that security at the Port of New Hampshire is expected to be enhanced by the acquisition of a boat, which would be used to fight maritime fires and help in other water-based emergencies. The information was offered yesterday to members of the of the Pease Development Authority's Division of Ports and Harbors Port Use Ad Hoc Committee. Portsmouth Assistant Fire Chief Steve Achilles told the committee, chaired by State Sen
Oliver to Serve as President of WPPA Board of Trustees
The Port of Vancouver USA has announced that Port of Vancouver Commissioner Jerry Oliver will serve as president of the Washington Public Ports Association (WPPA) Board of Trustees for 2013. As president, Oliver will work collaboratively with fellow executive committee members to provide high-level leadership and strategic oversight for the association. "As a true believer that the Port of Vancouver plays a critical role in the economic well-being of my own community
LAGCOE Announces 2013 Officers
Louisiana Gulf Coast Oil Exposition (LAGCOE) appointed its 2013 officers, according to LAGCOE Executive Director Angela Cring. Kirby Arceneaux has been named 2013 LAGCOE Chairman. Since 2001, Arceneaux has been an active contributor to the success of LAGCOE, serving continuously in leadership roles on Public Relations, Exhibit Judges and Executive Committees as well as serving on the Board of Directors. Arceneaux is Chairman of Environmental Drilling Solutions, LLC
Halyard Chairman Takes the Plunge for Swanage RNLI
Halyard Marine's Chairman, James Grazebrook has completed a 170-meter abseil down Portsmouth's 550-foot Spinnaker Tower. James Grazebrook, founder of South Coast based marine exhaust specialists, Halyard, and four other brave RNLI committee members, Richard Acland, Alistair Groom, Marcus Trinick and Mark Waterhouse joined forces on Saturday, May 25 to take part in the Spinnaker abseil to raise much-needed funds for an upgraded lifeboat station at Swanage.
National Freight Advisory Approves Harbor Maintenance Tax
The National Freight Advisory Committee yesterday unanimously approved a recommendation to pass legislation that will ensure that the Harbor Maintenance Tax is utilized for its intended purpose - to keep the nation's harbors and channels dredged and maintained at their maximum authorized depth for
IMO Assembly Adopts Mandatory Audit Scheme
The Assembly of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), meeting for its 28th session in London, has adopted key resolutions and amendments relating to the Organization's mandatory audit scheme, paving the way for the scheme to come into effect by 2016 once amendments to mandatory
Bourbon CEO Christian Lefèvre Continues the Good Work
Bourbon inform that on the recommendation of the Nominating, Compensation and Governance Committee, the Board of Directors has decided to reappoint Christian Lefèvre as Chief Executive Officer from January 1, 2014 for a 3 year period.
Suga to Chair Tanker Forum
The Tanker Structure Cooperative Forum (TSCF) has elected Hayato Suga as its next Chairman at a recent Steering Committee Meeting. Hayato Suga is the General Manager of ClassNK's Natural Resources and Energy Department and one of ClassNK's foremost experts on tanker vessels.
WCI, AWO Welcome Process to Reauthorize WRDA
The Waterways Council, Inc. (WCI) and The American Waterways Operators (AWO) expressed their support of the bipartisan process to move a long overdue Water Resources Development Act (WRDA). House efforts, led by House Transportation & Infrastructure (T&I) Committee Chairman Bill
GulfMark Offshore Elects Two New Board Members
GulfMark Offshore, Inc. (NYSE:GLF) has announced the election of Steven W. Kohlhagen and Charles K. Valutas to its Board of Directors for terms expiring in June 2014. Steven W. Kohlhagen is a retired financial executive who brings to the Board expertise in financial accounting
Harbor Maintenance Legislation Supported by TTD President
Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO (TTD) President Edward Wytkind issues this statement in support of H.R.3080, the Water Resources Reform and Development Act of 2013 (WRRDA): "The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee today will consider a critical
Rep. King Receives Champion of Maritime Award
Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) this week received the 2013 Champion of Maritime Award from the American Maritime Partnership (AMP), a group representing the domestic maritime industry in New York and across the United States. AMP provides the prestigious annual award to recognize an individual who
BIFA Makes U-turn, Supports Shipborne Container Weighing
The British International Freight Association has given qualified support to last week's decision by a sub-committee of the International Maritime Organization to approve a compromise proposal for verifying the weight of containers before they are loaded onboard ships.
ASA Names New 2013-2015 Officers
The American Salvage Association (ASA) elected a new slate of officers at its fall meeting on September 9 in Arlington, Virginia, as follows: Paul Hankins, Vice President for Salvage Operations at Donjon Marine Co., Inc., was elected President, succeeding Tim Beaver
Multraship's Muller Appointed President of ISU
Leendert Muller, managing director of leading towage and salvage specialist Multraship, has been appointed the new president of the International Salvage Union (ISU). The appointment was confirmed at the annual general meeting of the ISU in Hong Kong on October 24, 2013
MPHRP Security Training Held in India
Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response Program (MPHRP) South Asia organized three Seafarers Pre-Departure Piracy Awareness Train the Trainers sessions in India between October 16-23, 2013. The training was delivered by Toon van de Sande (MPHRP), Cyrus Mody (IMB) and Chirag Bahri (MPHRP)
DDW Chairman to Chair DNV Offshore Technical Committee
Chairman of Drydocks World and Maritime World Dubai, His Excellency Khamis Juma Buamim has accepted an invitation to chair the DNV Offshore Technical Committee. H.E. Buamim discussed with Mr. Henrik O. Madsen, DNV GL Group President & CEO
Improving U.S. Freight Transportation System
The Panel on 21st Century Freight Transportation published its final report on United States freight transportation, offering an assessment of its current condition with recommendations for strengthening nationwide infrastructure and U.S. economy.
ABB Appoints Claudio Facchin N.Asia Power Systems Leader
Leading power and automation technology group ABB has appointed Claudio Facchin as Executive Committee member responsible for the Power Systems division, effective Dec. 1, 2013. He succeeds Brice Koch, who will leave ABB on Jan. 15, 2014 after an orderly transition, as previously announced.


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Sarah Dodds: Do not mention autonomy……I think we said it once, but it looks like we got away with it….
I just wanted to give a quick update on where we are in the mad, mad academy world of Lincolnshire. First of all....this story has broken in the press this week. The Greenwood Dale Trust are becoming a major sponsor of schools down the east coast of Lincolnshire, despite people always expressing concern to me about their policies on unofficial ... read more and comment →
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How do you know it's a new day? The sun rises, the cock crows, and someone goes on record saying that The Dark Knight Rises will be the last Batman film that Christopher Nolan directs.
This time, it's Emma Thomas, his longtime production partner and wife, who tells SFX Magazine that there's zero chance we'll see a Batman 4 from Nolan (at least as a director–he's attached to produce and consult on at least one further Batman film in addition to DC Entertainment and Warner Brothers' Man of Steel Superman reboot).
"No, that's truly a never. I cannot imagine a world in which he would ever want to come back," Thomas told the magazine, elaborating that "We've spent almost 10 years of our lives making Batman films. He was very excited about this film, and the story that he'd come up with, but I just cannot imagine that he would get that excited about another version of the same thing."
The added that, as many students of cinema know, part of the reason trilogies are so popular is that your films can function as the classic three-act structure writ large. In this case, Batman Begins is the first act, with The Dark Knight in the middle and The Dark Knight Rises rounding out the third and final act of the story.
While we wholeheartedly believe this to be the case, or at least Nolan's intention, one has to note that things like, "I cannot imagine that he would get that excited about another version" leaves just enough wiggle room to allow Nolan and company to crawl through it, should something go catastrophically wrong with the next Batman film and the franchise needs to be saved or something. Is it likely? No, the odds are pretty near zero. We've all heard things like this come from comic book writers and filmmakers and musicians before, though, and every so often even someone the caliber of Brett Favre doesn't actually know when he's done until after the fact.
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My husband and our friend Richard were hanging around on-line, and I was sitting nearby. Somehow it turned into us coming up with the following list of fashion rules for World of Warcraft:
- Never wear Lightforge after Labor Day.
- It's in poor taste to wear Felcloth in the Cathedral.
- One size always fits all.
- Everyone looks stupid in a Gnomish mind control cap.
- Wearing a big blue dress doesn't make you look that gay… Not that there's anything wrong with that.
- Mooncloth doesn't mean pants that start below the thigh.
- Twill goes with everything.
- Shoulderpads go with nothing.
- If it looks hot, cool, or sharp, it probably is.
- Helms are meant to be worn, not seen.
- The higher the armor rating, the tinier the chainmail bikini.
- You know you've accessorized well when the set bonus kicks in.
- If it doesn't glow, burn, freeze, or protrude ominously, it probably isn't in fashion.
- Paladins, warlocks, and warriors should never wear pink.
- A succubus is not a fashion accessory.
So, this being me, I then turned it into shirts and prints and stuff at cafepress. I got my shirt last night, before actually deploying the whole thing, because I wanted to make sure the smallish print would come out clearly on a shirt. It looks very cool:
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Desperately Struggle not to freak out at new No More Heroes 2 details
May 27th 2009 5:52PM (Joystiq Nintendo)I see a double bladed katana in the last pic!
Joyswag: Nintendo DSi, Rhythm Heaven & accessories [update]
Apr 6th 2009 5:13PM (Joystiq)I'd show it to my cat and rub it in his face. (He really wants one badly!)
Forbes: Rock Band a 'shameless knockoff' of Guitar Hero
Jan 20th 2009 8:28PM (Joystiq Nintendo)Yeah...Rock Band a shameless ripoff of Guitar which just happens be a shameless ripoff of Guitar Freaks and Drum Mania by Konami which have been around since the 90's.
Joyswag: Fallout 3 Exclusive Survival Edition + Vault Boy puppet
Nov 2nd 2008 3:36PM (Joystiq)I would use the Rock-It launcher to launch Chuck Norris therefore killing all enemies in a 500 mile radius.
Namco Bandai exploring possibility of localizing, ruining Klonoa remake
Oct 30th 2008 5:59PM (Joystiq Nintendo)I like the new character design but regret the lack of hat.
Let's tap the Let's Tap box
Oct 5th 2008 7:07PM (Joystiq Nintendo)Why does everybody say it looks so gimmicky? Maybe a developer is deciding to do something creative and fun for a change...
Dead Space is gold, special Elite suit revealed [update]
Oct 1st 2008 11:11PM (Joystiq Xbox)Why is the 360 mask green? They should have made it red for the ring of death :P
Possible new Nintendo hardware spotted
Sep 30th 2008 6:14PM (Joystiq)Well it has and IR pointer and a wrist strap spot. I'm not sure what it could be used for though. Nintendo is always full of surprises...unlike microsoft.
Nintendo trademarks mysterious pedometer
Sep 30th 2008 4:51PM (Joystiq Nintendo)It really looks like that's an IR pointer on the front and a place for a wrist strap on the back. The button on top looks like it could be a.....button. I'm not sure what the device could be for.
Revolutionary: The Perfect Controller, part 2
Sep 25th 2008 4:54PM (Joystiq Nintendo)I like it except the overall shape. I think it should retain the more rounded square shape. Other than that it's awesome.
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(< 0.1 mile) Crossroads Alternative Education Center, CA (0.1 miles ESE) San Luis High (Continuation), CA (0.2 miles WNW) Los Banos Community Day, CA (0.5 miles SW) Los Banos Junior High, CA (0.6 miles E) |
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The Soul Traders perform in Tiverton (From This is The West Country)
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The Soul Traders perform in Tiverton
6:20am Friday 6th July 2012 in Devon
MID Devon band The Soul Traders has reformed to perform at Tiverton's New Hall today (July 6).
The band hasn't performed since last June when they played the New Hall for a charity performance.
Band member Neil Upington said: "For various reasons, health and so on, we haven't been able to play. But we've pulled ourselves up, dusted ourselves off – as is our habit – and we're back."
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Cycle Cinema event in Bridgwater is a success (From This is The West Country)
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Cycle Cinema event in Bridgwater is a success
11:29am Monday 9th September 2013 in News By Kirsty James
A FREE open air cinema event powered by bikes attracted more than 200 people to Bridgwater's St Matthew's Field over the weekend.
The 'cycle cinema' event was organised by the group behind The Bridgwater Way, a project encouraging cycling and walking.
Film fans voted for Toy Story, which was shown on an 8ft by 12ft screen on the Fair field.
Richard Shillito, who lives in Puriton and regularly cycles to work in Bridgwater, came to the screening with his wife Sarah-Jane and sons Teddy and Oscar.
He said: "It was a great event and I'm happy about anything that encourages cycling. Bridgwater isn't the easiest place to get around by bike and if this project can help make that better then I'm all for it."
For more information about The Bridgwater Way visit www.thebridgwaterway.co.uk.


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Despite a large soybean crop being planted this year, agriculture experts are concerned that the U.S. might be left with a historically supply here at home.
Farmers are expected to plant even more soybeans than last year, but despite the numbers, export obligations, may put a strain on the U.S. supply. Tim Goodenough is one of the Wisconsin Soybean Association's national directors. He says countries such as China, Brazil, and Argentina are depending on American soybeans, "If we run that short of beans we could possibly be exporting beans into the country just to supply our supply. So it could get to that point to where it could get really critical."
According to the American Farm Bureau Federation, the U.S. could possibly drop to a 16 day supply. Wisconsin Soybean Association's Goodenough says that could raise the price of a variety of soybean-based products if there's a low amount of soybeans in reserve, "Well, you got a lot of food areas, there's soy flour meal, gosh I'm trying to think you got tofu, and you've got just a host of other different food products that come from soybeans."
But, Goodenough says southern states could help increase soybean supply at the end of this season. He says farmers are wrapping up their wheat crop ahead of schedule, and might be able to double crop that land to grow soybeans.


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Right, could anyone tell me if this LCD will give me true high def. gaming on an Xbox 360. Also, could someone suggest some reasonably priced small high def TVs (must be available in UK) as I really want one for the 360 laucnh (lord knows where I'll get the money from).
Thanks, for any help guys, I really I'm an ultra noob when it comes to HD but its to be expected as the 360 is going to be the very first thing to use HDTV in the UK.


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Link Love is early this week to give you lots of time to visit these wonderful sites!
Each of these guest posts is different. When I guest post I do not give them the exact same content as anyone else. It's my gift to them for allowing me as a guest. Please take some time and check them out. [Psst - these are all great sites that I enjoy.]
- 1. Kimberley – The Go-To Mom
- 2. Sarah – Real Life
- 3. Lynn Terry – Click Newz
- 4. Janice & Susan – 5 Minutes for Mom
- 5. Sarah Mae – Like A Warm Cup of Coffee
I was interviewed on 2 podcasts:
- 1. Tishia Lee - WAHM Talk Radio
- 2. Angela – Marketers Mojo
Thanks to Blog Energizer, Mommy Reporter, Mom Deal of the Day, Staci Jansma, and Yoly of Cuponeando for helping spread the word about my free report!
If you want to add some vlogging tips to your site I have some free reprint articles at Articles Base. Feel free to email them or post to your blog; just keep them as they are with the author info.
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The hostess could not offer us a table without a reservation, even though we saw many open ones. The manager actually suggested we try "somewhere else". We did.
The hostess could not offer us a table without a reservation, even though we saw many open ones. The manager actually suggested we try "somewhere else". We did.
We visited in April 2011 after finding this restaurant on "you tube" we had a very good meal. The service was superb also
Dear 56AngieT, Thank you so much for your positive review. After travelling such a distance, I'm proud that you took the time to visit the Five Fishermen, and even happier that you had such a memorable experience. I hope you'll visit us again next time you're in the city. Sincerely, The Five Fishermen Leadership Team More
It was recommended to us by a friend who was a local. We had great service from our hilarious waitress Julie. We ordered from the grill bar because the other menu was just out of the question (price wise). My friends all enjoyed their food and I personally got $4 Caesar and the lobster barigoule. Very delicious, lobster was so... More
Dear Baritonekeith, Thank you so much for your review of the Five Fishermen Grill. Our Grill staff are always entertaining, and Julie is definitely a star. I'm glad she took good care of you and that you enjoyed all aspects of your visit. Oyster Happy Hour is hard to resist, so I do hope you have the opportunity to take... More
Came here for dinner with the family and we were all pleased with our meals. This restaurant is definitely one of the high end restaurants in town. It's in a good location in downtown Halifax on Argyle St., just down the street from the Metro Center and near the World Trade & Convention Center and City Hall. Service is good,... More
Dear Bryan C, Thank you for taking the time to review the Five Fishermen and for the compliments in your review. We strive to provide our guests with a truly memorable experience and we appreciate it when someone takes the time to let us know we've succeeded. I hope the rest of your visit to Halifax was equally enjoyable, and... More
There are perhaps four top drawer restaurants in this town. Five Fisherman is the one for proper service and the best value for money at the high end range without a doubt. From the setting to assistance with wine to the international renown salad bar and to the halibut . This is the restaurant to take your guests for a... More
Dear Willy1805, Thank you so much for your glowing endorsement of the Five Fishermen. I'm so happy you enjoyed your recent visit and that you were well taken care of. We look forward to seeing you again soon. Sincerely, The Five Fishermen Leadership Team More
I was at the Five fishermen on wednesday and I have to say that I was looking forward to this meal, as I use to visit this restaurant frequently a few years ago, but I hadn't visited it in a long time. As usual the setting was beautiful, the greeting was perfect, a young man came to us very promptly... More
Dear Jean, Thank you so much for your feedback on your recent visit to the Five Fishermen. I'm sorry that your meal was not to your taste as we strive to surpass our guests expectations in all aspects of their visit. It is because of feedback from guests such as yourself that we can continue to provide the quality experience... More
This was my second visit, the first visit for my husband. He was not disappointed. Fantastic service, food and wine selection! Superb seafood selections. Oysters galore. Easy to get too, great downtown location. Relaxed, pleasant cozy atmosphere. Great for enjoying a delicious quiet dinner. Hope to be back again. Would recommend it to anyone visiting Halifax.
Dear Lynne, Thank you so much for your glowing review. We strive to provide every guest with an outstanding experience and appreciate it when they let us know we succeeded. I hope the remainder of your visit to Halifax was just as enjoyable. We look forward to seeing you and your husband again soon. The Five Fishermen Leadership Team More
We were here in 2006 with family and enjoyed the food and service then ... this time (Oct 2013) was no different. In fact, Matt (our bartender/server/storyteller) was professional, attentive and knowledgeable. He never missed a beat serving us at the bar and tending to the other patrons and staff. When someone enjoys their job it shows and is a... More
Dear Wincikabi, Thank you so much for your positive review of our restaurant. Matt is a great ambassador of Maritime hospitality, and I'm happy he was able to enrich your visit. I hope the rest of your stay in Halifax was as enjoyable as your visit to the Five Fishermen Grill, and we do look forward to seeing you for... More
We met up with friends in Halifax and were there one night. This restaurant was within easy walking of our hotel, and it did not disappoint. The atmosphere was really nice and we all enjoyed our food. I would return in a heartbeat. It was cozy too which was a pleasant change for us.
Dear CaliforniaNana: Thank you for your positive review of our restaurant. We are delighted to hear that you enjoyed your dining experience with us. We hope you enjoyed your visit to the area and that you will come see us on your next visit! Sincerely, The Five Fishermen Leadership Team More
We were glad we chose the Five Fisherman for lunch. We shared five appetizers and they were all very good and reasonably priced. The atmosphere was very nice and the service was good as well. We would recommend dining here!
Dear Cambams: Thank you for your positive review of our restaurant. We are delighted to hear that you enjoyed your lunch at The Grill. We look forward to your next visit! Sincerely, The Five Fishermen Leadership Team More
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A story is unfolding in Louisville where Dr. Eti Visiony has relocated to supervise the extraction of a mysterious finding. It seems he may have found the mythological Lost City of Abstractus believed to have preceeded Atlantis on the technological evolutionary ladder. It seems the civilization had so much tech waste, which looks like outdated technology from our own recent past, they began building from it. However, it dates back much further than the birth of our own industrial science, which leads him to wonder. Have been down this road before? His team has unearthed a series of projection devices throughout the city inscribed with the words "DIVINITY: Reality Operating System Expression". His team has been connecting modern systems to extract information but have only been able to recover one image so far (seen above). Public tours will be given of dig site September 14, 28 in Louisville KY,where people can also bring their e-waste to recycle on site. www.diggingthefuture.com.
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interesting idea to give everyone a guaranteed standard of living, it says. do not work to get money rather get money to be able to work. fear of survival will be minimized and people can concentrade on their talents. but of course many people would be taking the money and live a lazy life. however if you have some time, take a look at this man´s idea:
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Sep. 4, 2008 When cells in the brain are lost through disease or injury, neighboring cells begin to divide and multiply, but only a few areas in the brain are able to produce new neurons. Patients with Parkinson's disease suffer degeneration of certain neurons that reside in an area of the brain called the substantia nigra and project into the striatum. Many of the newborn cells in these areas have not been well described because of limitations of methods used to characterize them.
A research team from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center's Maxine Dunitz Neurosurgical Institute and Lund University in Sweden used an engineered virus to deliver a protein that glows green when exposed to blue light (green fluorescent protein) into newborn cells of the striatum in an animal model (rats) of Parkinson's disease. This revealed that no neurons are formed; most of the cells appear to be glial (structural) cells.
To determine if the newborn cells could be manipulated to generate neurons, the researchers delivered into the cells two genes (neurogenin2 and noggin) that are involved in the genesis of neurons. Neither gene had any effect on the ability of newborn striatal cells to form new neurons, but the insertion of noggin greatly increased the number of oligodendrocytes, cells that support neurons.
Dwain Morris-Irvin, Ph.D., a research scientist at Cedars-Sinai's Maxine Dunitz Neurosurgical Institute and Lund University, is available to describe how scientists are using green fluorescent protein and other new approaches in their effort to find cures for Parkinson's disease and other neurodegenerative brain disorders. Morris-Irvin is the first and corresponding author of a recent cover article in Neurobiology of Disease.
"These results may have great potential for studying the effects of viral gene delivery in the attempt to generate new cells for cell replacement therapy in neurodegenerative diseases or for brain repair after injury," Morris-Irvin said. "The success of a 'self-repair' strategy depends on the continued growth of our understanding of complex signaling patterns governing the development of these newborn cells."
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Evaluation Made Easy: Examples of Practical Evaluations - Home Visiting Program
Author: Mead, June (8 more by this author); Garcia, Aleta
Description: This bulletin includes a brief introduction to a key indicator, a case example of a community-based program making a difference in the indicator highlighted, sample program goals and objectives, description of program intervention, a sample evaluation plan, key evaluation results, reporting hints and other resources.
First Signs: Sharing Concerns Parent to Parent
Description: This fact sheet offers useful guidelines for friends, relatives and caregivers who wish to share a concern about a child's development with the child's parent.
Author: Whiting, Gwen
Description: This article is discusses how to work with and help parents who are grieving. It clearly explains all the states a person goes through as they deal with lost. The stages are explained and suggestions on how you can provide support are included.
The concept of ENUF is explained in terms of how to help people in crisis.
Home Visiting Community Planning Tool
Author: Schreiber, Lisa; Jamie Colvard; Barbara Gebhard
Description: The ZERO TO THREE tool guides communities through the process of creating new or expanding existing home visiting services that meet their unique needs. It helps communities use data to identify their strengths, needs, and gaps in current home visiting services; choose an evidence-based program model; and align work at the local level with state efforts. Though this tool is relevant to any situation in which home visiting services are being explored, it is especially useful for communities receiving funding through the federal Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting program.
Maximizing the Impact of State Early Childhood Home Visitation Program
Author: Szekely , Amanda (1 more by this author)
Description: The National Governors Association (NGA) Center for Best Practices has published a new issue brief, Maximizing the Impact of State Early Childhood Home Visitation Programs, that looks at how governors can better integrate home visiting programs into effective, comprehensive state early childhood systems. Strategies include: promoting shared accountability across state agencies, developing research-based quality standards and improving data linkages to track outcomes and better target services.
The Impact of Childhood Disability: The Parent's Struggle
Author: Moses, Ken
Description: This article is discusses how to work with and help parents who have a child with a disability. It clearly explains all the states a family goes through as they deal with the reality that their child has a disability. The states are explained and suggestions on how you can provide support are included.
"As disability bluntly shatters the dreams, parents face a complicated, draining, challenging, frightening, and consuming task. They must raise the child they have, while letting go of the child they dreamed of. They must go on with their lives, cope with their child as he or she is now, let go of the lost dreams, and generate new dreams. To do all this, the parent must experience the process of grieving."
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Author: Johnson-Staub, Christine (3 more by this author); Stephanie Schmit
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· background on home visiting partnerships and information on available home visiting models and their potential for use in partnership with FFN;
· a planning guide to explore home visiting partnerships, including potential policy changes; and
· case studies of existing partnerships between home visiting models and FFN providers. Each case study includes information about the model used, professional development and workforce implications, implementation, challenges, and any available evaluation results.
Revisiting Home Visiting: Summary of a Workshop
Description: This article explores home visiting and the role of research involved. It describes the importance of home visitors and the roles they have in the intervention programs that save and better many lives.
SpecialQuest Multimedia Training Library
Description: The SpecialQuest Multimedia Training Library supports the inclusion of young children with disabilities birth–five and their families, in early care and education settings. The SpecialQuest materials and approach have been used with over 5,000 participants nationwide, refined over the past ten years, and have been shown to create and sustain change. SpecialQuest Birth-Five provides these materials at no cost with funding from the Office of Head Start. May be used as professional development or inservice training for staff.
Materials include short videos, training scripts and handouts, and other materials for both early childhood programs and home visitation programs. Some are available in Spanish and other languages.
Revisiting Home Visiting: Summary of a Workshop
Description: This article explores home visiting and the role of research involved. It describes the importance of home visitors and the roles they have in the intervention programs that save and better many lives.


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Ronnie Hults Comes From Behind for Another Late Model Victory
Saturday, 23 July 2011 20:26
(Dacono, CO - 07-23-2011) It was an epic night of 1 on 1 battles at CNS. 5 divisions saw respectable car counts and each division brought the horde of CNS fans to the edge of their seats. The story of the evening comes courtesy of the lightning fast Late Model drivers Dan Savage and Ronnie Hults who wowed fans with a memorable battle for 1st place.
Late Models
For the first quarter of the 40 lapper it looked like it was going to be a race between Paul Deines and Dan Savage for the win. Without warning Ronnie Hults came from behind to pass Deines and challenge Savage for the win. As a wild battle for the lead raged at the front of the field, Roger Avants quietly made his way from 11th place through some serious competition. With only a few laps to go Savage and Hults were duking it out for the win while Yackey and Avants were engaged in a battle of their own. A nail biting hush fell over the grandstands as Hults rocketed into 1st place and crossed the checkered for the win followed closely by Savage. Paul Deines took 3rd.
It was a clean win for Lee Kemmit who broke away from the pack early on and just kept building on his lead. The real race was between Tommy Roe and Jeff Walbaum. Lap after grueling lap, it seemed not even a crowbar could separate the two. Finally with only 5 laps to go, Walbaum broke away for 2nd but Roe was unceasing and followed close behind. When the checkered flew, it was Kemmit followed by Walbaum, Roe, Rick Hunt and Bruce Borchardt.
CNS Modifieds (Mod Coupes and Grand American Modifieds)
It was intense as always to watch these 2 open wheel divisions race in tandem. Gary Land took quick control of the lead, little did he know that Cris Muhler was gradually making his way up the field from a start in 7th. After caution brought on by contact between Justin Case and Jeff Hansen, Land and Muhler lined up nice and neat and went at it at the drop of the green flag. Muhler used a single lap to speed to the lead and dominated the remainder of the race taking the overall win and the win for the Mod Coupes. #1 Jay Fields took first place for the Grand American Modifieds.
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The Trucks put on a fierce show. The race was up front as Avants and Vanderwal locked horns in a multi-lap duel for the lead. Just as Avants found the line past Vanderwal, a spin out by #36 Matt Burton brought on caution. It was deja vu when the green flag flew (no rhyming intended) because Avants and Vanderwal raced door handle to door handle once again. This time around, Simonson dove into the mix making it one of the most intense finishes in CNS Pro Truck racing history. With 3 laps to go it was anyone's race. Avants took the win by a nose followed by Vanderwal, Simonson and Whittar.
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The 20 lap figure 8 feature started slow but finished strong. 16 drivers started the race with 6 cars pitting as the race went on, only 3 would return to finish out the feature. Big Al started on the outside of row 1 and lead the event until Smokin' Joe Martinez caught him as the two crossed the start/finish line going into the final lap. As the rivals rounded turn 2, Big Al spun out paving the way for Martinez. Martinez did finish first but the officials had to deliberate to determine the winner. After a minute or so, Martinez was crowed the victor of the event.
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1 #27 Roger Avants, Littleton, CO
2 #34 Rudy Vanderwal, LaSalle, CO, 99 Ford F150
3 #09 Justin Simonson, Wheatridge, CO, 06 Chevy
4 #5 Troy Whittar, Eastlake, CO, 04 Chevy Silverado
5 #36 Matt Burton, Englewood, CO, 08 Silverado
6 #32 Mark Neff, Eaton, CO
7 #15 Mike Bernard, Fort Collins, CO, 10 Ford F150
8 #04 Bobby Durand, 99 Silverado
DNF #79 John Jacob, Strasburg
DNF #60 Jonathan Lindberg
1 #98 Lee Kemmit, Thornton, CO, 03 Pontiac
2 #8 Jeff Walbaum, 03 Monte Carlo
3 #6 Tommy Roe, Thornton, CO, 03 Pontiac Grand Prix
4 #02 Rick Hunt, Arvada, CO, Chevy
5 #84 Bruce Borchardt, Lafayette, CO, 03 Grand Prix
6 #46 Eric Blackard, Lakewood, CO, 03 Monte Carlo
7 #41 Dale Reeder, Westminster, CO, 08 Charger
8 #32 Mark Neff
9 #45 Grant Simpson, Pueblo, CO
10 #9 Dalton Hewitt, Fort Morgan, CO, 81 Camaro
11 #67 Stephanie Brown, Littleton, CO, 03 Chevy
12 #3 Wade Grove, Thornton, CO, Chevy
13 #00 Steve Maas, Longmont, CO
14 #27 Wendi Lewis, Monte Carlo
15 #13 Eric Potts, Arvada, CO, 99 Monte Carlo
16 #28 Alan Carter, Commerce City, CO
DNF #29 Jan Oxley, Fort Lupton, CO, 03 Grand Prix
Late Model
1 #42 Ronnie Hults, Centennial, CO
2 #74 Dan Savage, Aurora, CO, Fusion
3 #17 Paul Deines
4 #12 Bruce Yackey, Greeley, CO, 07 Monte Carlo
5 #27 Roger Avants, Littleton, CO, 2010 Monte Carlo
6 #7 Adam Deines, Longmont, CO, 97 Cutlass
7 #31 Rick Smith, Gering, NE, 07 Monte Carlo
8 #91 Chris Atkinson
9 #95 Chris Muhler
10 #54 Joe James Jr, Denver, CO, 08 Monte Carlo
11 #55 Jesse Runkle, Lakewood, CO
DNF #84 Matt Zwingelberg, Aurora, CO
13 #2 Nick Martinez
14 #78 Darren Crocker, Brighton, CO, '11 Impala
DNF #23 Davin Fisbeck, Thornton, CO, 07 Monte Carlo
DNF #66 Darren Bucklan, Greeley, CO, Monte Carlo
CNS Modified
1 #95 Cris Muhler
2 #55 Gary Land, Littleton, CO, 32 Chevy Coupe
3 #24 Chad Guilford, Highlands Ranch, CO, 32 Ford
4 #1 Jay Fields, Pueblo West, CO, 2011 Wade Moon
5 #20 Rich Bubak, Arvada, CO, 29 Ford
6 #12 Jaime Bubak, Arvada, CO
7 #44 Justin Case, Brighton, CO
8 #46 Eric Blackard, Lakewood, CO, 33 Chevy
9 #4 Mark Sopr, Cheyenne, WY
10 #98 Shon Flick, Colorado Springs, CO, 32 Zims Rod and Custom Ford
11 #02 Sammy Gallo
12 #71 Jim Bredeson, Aurora, CO, 30 Ford 2 Door
13 #12 Gary Meisman
14 #2x Trevor Snow
15 #80 Matt Devich, Hartsel, CO, 32 Coupe
16 #61 Theron Bredeson, Arvada, CO, 32 Ford 5 Window
17 #09H Ronnie Hults, 34 Ford
18 #77 Jeff Hansen, Berthoud, CO
Figure 8
1 #24 Joe Martinez
2 #4 Joe Matlock
3 #52 Jared Wall
4 #50 Justin McKeachie
5 #28 Victor Johnson
6 #20 Lance Proctor
7 #23 Al Duran
8 #03 Luke Zike
9 #81 David Smith
10 #17 Harry Livermore Jr
11 #05 Jerome Hohn
12 #16 Phil Taylor
13 #86 Shirley Thompson
14 #5 Dennis Summers


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Nigeria: Infrastructure Development Crucial for Sustainable Agriculture – NESG
Infrastructure development and building strong institution to support agriculture in Nigeria, as well as change in present state of land use and right have been identified as some of the factors necessary for sustainable agriculture in the country.
This was part of submissions made by participants at the sustainable agriculture business principles stakeholders' consultation put together by Nigeria Economic Summit Group, NESG in conjunction with United Nation's Global Compact in Lagos.
Other factors identified by the participants that needed to be paid attention to include: yield and productivity, workers' rights, optimal use of soil and water, women rights and gender equality, climate change, managing waste, biodiversity, protecting children and energy efficiency.
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Terrace Martin - No Wrong, No Right
Artist: Terrace Martin
Featuring: Robert Glasper Experiment
Producer: Terrace Martin and Robert Glasper
Album: 3ChordFold
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As Terrace Martin prepares to open a promising new chapter in his career with the release of his long-awaited studio debut, it seems the West Coast producer and emcee is headed for a bittersweet ending in the romantic arena. On new single No Wrong, No Right, the hip-hop veteran describes a relationship that's deteriorated so far that it hardly matters who comes out on top in the endless arguments. Backed by his and jazz pianist Robert Glasper's melancholy co-production, Martin wonders why he and his girl can't simply cut their losses and go their separate ways. Cocaine '80s vocalist James Fauntleroy ties the record together with a smooth, harmonically rich guest chorus. For this cut, the previously-featured Something Else and many more quality jams, check out 3ChordFold when it hits record stores and online retailers on Tuesday, August 13.
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By Rodger Mullen Staff writer
For Mike Wiley, the road to "The Parchman Hour" began with a conversation with a friend.
The friend was Bill Svanoe, a musician who performed with the folk group the Rooftop Singers. The group had a No. 1 hit in 1963 with "Walk Right In."
"At one point, Bill mentioned he had been in jail in Mississippi in 1961," Wiley said, "and that caught my ear."
Further conversation revealed Svanoe was one of the Freedom Riders, civil rights workers who traveled to the South in the early '60s to push for racial integration. For their efforts, the riders were harassed, beaten and jailed.
Soon after, Wiley began work on the play that would become "The Parchman Hour." The play, which combines dramatic, comedic and musical aspects, is being presented at Cape Fear Regional Theatre through March 24.
The theater has planned related events and lectures to coincide with the production, including a talk about the Freedom Riders on Saturday.
CFRT Artistic Director Tom Quaintance, who saw the show in its North Carolina premiere about a year ago, called "The Parchman Hour" the most important play he's been involved with as a theater artist.
"I have rarely, if ever, been in a theater where the connection between the performers and the artists has been so strong," said Quaintance, whose father worked as a civil rights attorney. "You come together as a group of people while watching this play in a way that is rare and beautiful."
Starting in 1961, the Freedom Riders traveled from Washington, D.C., to Southern states to test a recent Supreme Court decision outlawing racial segregation, including on public transportation.
The riders were led by James Farmer, director of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE). Participants included Stokley Carmichael, a young black activist who later became associated with the Black Power movement.
In Mississippi, the riders were arrested when they tried to use whites-only facilities at a bus depot. Many were thrown in the Mississippi State Penitentiary, known as Parchman Farm, where they were held under brutal conditions.
"They weren't given anything to read except for the Bible," Wiley said. "The food had tons of salt in it. They didn't know what was going on in the outside world."
To survive and keep their spirits from being crushed, the prisoners sang freedom and protest songs and came up with a show they called the "Parchman Hour," incorporating jokes, songs, Bible verses and even made-up commercials.
Wiley, who is directing the CFRT production of his play, has a master's degree in fine arts from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and is a Lehman Brady Visiting Joint Chair professor at UNC and Duke University.
Wiley said he wrote "The Parchman Hour" as a thank you of sorts to the men and women who put their lives on the line to further the cause of equality.
" 'The Parchman Hour' is the story of the brave few who were willing to do that," Wiley said. "It took someone to say, 'Enough is enough. The time has come.' "
Along with the issue of civil rights, the play explores the dynamics among the Freedom Riders.
Farmer, portrayed by Tim Cain in the CFRT production, already had been involved in the struggle for equality for years by the time of the Freedom Rides.
"He came from educated folks," Cain said. "He had been one of the founders of CORE in the '40s. He is a person who put in a whole lot of leg work for a lot of decades before this happened."
Carmichael, the activist, was much younger and more impatient to see the movement's goals realized. Sonny Kelly plays Carmichael.
"He was one of the first to bring to the stage the concept of black power," said Sonny Kelly, who plays Carmichael, "which was a scary concept to white people and some black people, as well."
For the CFRT production, Wiley said he has changed the play, adding a bit more comedy and rearranging some of the songs, which include both gospel and popular favorites.
But one thing that hasn't changed is the play's theme of pursuing justice in the face of great personal danger.
" 'The Parchman Hour' is a dedication," Wiley said. "It's a thank you to those Freedom Riders who risked their lives in 1961."
Where: Cape Fear Regional Theatre, 1209 Hay St.
When: Through March 24. Shows are Wednesday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and at 2 p.m. on March 16 and Sunday.
Preshow conversations: Learn more about the play before each evening performance, except the March 9 show, with a preshow talk.
Tickets: $10 for tonight's preview. Other tickets are $18 to $22. Discounts are available for seniors, students, active duty military and groups of 10 or more.
Information: 323-4233 or cfrt.org
Civil rights talk: On Saturday at 5 p.m., Ekwueme Michael Thelwell, founding chairman of the department of Afro-American studies at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, will talk at the theater about his experiences during the civil rights era. Tim Tyson, author of "Blood Done Sign My Name," will moderate a discussion with Wiley and Thelwell about the Freedom Riders. People attending will be offered a complimentary ticket to the March 9 or 10 show, depending on availability.
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The Garagiste Festival: Southern Exposure
Festival will feature 30 of Santa Ynez Valley's high-quality, small-production winemakers, all pouring under one roof
When: Saturday, Feb. 16, 2013, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Veterans Memorial Hall, Solvang, 411 Second St Solvang CA 93463
Cost: $50 - $80
Age limit: 21+
Categories: Food & Drink
At The Garagiste Festival you will discover wines and winemakers that are likely new to you. With their annual production under 1200 total cases, the majority of the participating wineries do not have tasting rooms and most are difficult to find in stores and restaurants.
Over 15 different grape varieties will be represented, not to mention all the various blends. The wines will be poured by the dedicated vintners themselves who are thrilled to share not only their wines, but their passion and story as well.
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Phone: 805-795-0878
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