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Directions to Away Games
ANDREWS -- 1920 McGuinn Dr., High Point, NC (336-819-2800) Highway 311 to High Point(Main Street). Go East on Lexington Avenue. Turn Left on McGuinn Sreet. School is on Left.
BOLTON COMPLEX -- 1250 Bolton St, Winston-Salem, NC
Take Business I-40. Exit on Silas Creek Parkway South. Travel past Hanes Mall and Silas Creek Crossing. Exit next ramp onto Bolton Street. Turn left over the bridge. Field is behind Forsyth Technical School Campus on left immediately past bridge.
CARVER -- 3545 Carver School Rd., Winston-Salem, NC (336-727-2987)
From I-40 or 40 Bypass take 52 North to Martin Luther King Jr. exit - turn right at stop sign - Go to 4th stop light - turn left on New Walkertown Road - go 2 miles to Carver School Road - turn left - school is 1 mile on right.
DAVIE COUNTY -- 1200 Salisbury Rd., Mocksville, NC (336-751-5905)
From Winston-Salem take I-40 West to Farmington Road exit - turn left - go to stop sign - turn right on Hwy. 158 - go thru Mocksville - School on left 1 1/2 miles outside of Mocksville.
E. BURKE --3695 E. Burke Blvd. (828-397-5541) Take I-40 toward Mocksville, take Exit 16 and stay straight. Go toward Hp. Stillwell Rd. Left onto Old NC Highway10. Right onto Cavalier Way. Left onto Icard Dairy Barn Rd. Right onto E. Burke Blvd.
E. DAVIDSON--1408 Lake Rd., Thomasville, NC (336-476-4814) I-40 to New I-85 to Lake Rd. Exit. School is on the South Side of Highway.
E. FORSYTH -- 2500 W. Mountain St., Kernersville, NC (336-727-2265)
(5 miles east of Winston-Salem) Exit I-40 at Linville Road. Go North on old U.S. 421. School is approximately 1 mile on right.
EAST MECKLENBURG -- 6800 Monroe Rd., Charlotte, NC (704-343-6430)
I-40 West to I-77 South. Entering Charlotte, take Brookshire Freeway East - bear left - follow Independence Blvd. for about 5 miles take a right on Conference Drive and straight into school. - or - I-40 West to I-77 South. Entering Charlotte, take Brookshire Freeway East - bear left - follow Independence Blvd. for about 5 miles take a right on Idlewild Road. Go left on Monroe Road. School is about 1/2 mile on right.
GLENN -- 1600 Union Cross Rd., Kernersville, NC (336-771-4500)
From Greensboro 40 Bypass take Exit 201 - turn left at stop sign - school is .4 miles on right.
GREENSBORO DAY -- 5401 Lawndale Dr., Greensboro, NC (336-288-8590)
I-40 to Guilford College exit. Go East towards Guilford College. Bear right on New Garden Road at fork. Left at Dead End (Guilford/Battleground park) to Lake Brandt Road. Turn right. Right on Lawndale Ave. School is 200 yards ahead on right.
GRIMSLEY -- 801 Westover Terrace, Greensboro, NC (336-370-8188)
I-40 to Wendover Avenue (east). Exit at Westover Terrace. Turn right at top of exit ramp. School is South of Wendover Avenue on the right.
LEDFORD -- 140 Jesse Green Rd., Thomasville, NC (336-475-2324)
Old I-85 to Hwy. 109. Go approximately 5 miles North of Thomasville. Turn west on John Green Road. School is approximately 3/4 mile on left
LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL -- Lexington, NC (336-242-1574)
Take new Hwy. 52 South. Exit Old 52 (2nd exit after Midway exit), go thru town - go pass Hardee's and take next left. School will be in sight.
MOUNT TABOR -- 342 Petree Rd., Winston-Salem, NC (336-774-4600)
From I-40, take Silas Creek Parkway North to Robin Hood Road exit. Turn right at stop/yield. Go to second light. Turn right on Peacehaven Road. Go thru 1st light. School is on left.
MYERS PARK -- 2400 Colony Rd., Charlotte, NC (704-343-5800)
Take I-40 West to I-77 South. Take Tyvola Road Exit. Go left at light onto Tyvola Road. Go approximately 5 miles. South Park Shopping Center will be on the left. When you get just past the shopping center take a left on Sharon Road. Go to 2nd stop light. Take a left onto Colony Road. The school is approximately 1 mile.
N. FORSYTH -- 5705 Shattalon Dr., Winston-Salem, NC (336-661-4880)
From I-40 or Bypass, take 52 North. Take University Parkway South exit. Go West to Shattalon Drive (stop light). Turn right. School is on left.
N. MECKLENBURG -- 11201 Old Statesville Rd., Charlotte, NC (704-343-2840)
I-40 West to I-77 South. Take Huntersville Exit 23. At the top of ramp take a left. Go to the second stop light. Take a right on Hwy. 115. Go approximately 4 miles, past Alexander Jr. High. Turn to right into first driveway (bus parking lot). The gym is at the rear of the campus.
N.W. GUILFORD- - 5240 N.W. School Rd., Greensboro, NC (336-605-3303)
I-40 to Hwy. 68 North, Airport exit. Go North (past airport). School sign is 2-3 miles on right. Follow signs to school.
OLYMPIC-- 4301 Sandy Porter Rd., Charlotte, NC (704-343-3800)
I-40 West to I-77 South. After entering Charlotte, take the NC-49 South/ South Tryon Street South exit. Turn Right onto SR-49. Turn Right onto Shopton Road. Turn Left only Sandy Porter Road.
PAGE -- 201 Alma Pinnix Dr., Greensboro, NC (336-370-8200)
I-40 to Wendover Ave. (East). Turn left on church Street. Left on Cornwallis. Right on Golden Gate. Left on Alma Pinnix Drive. School is on right.
PARKLAND -- 1600 Brewer Rd., Winston-Salem, NC (336-727-2828) Take I-40 to Peters Creek Parkway. Go South. School is on left. (See also Deaton/Thompson Football stadium location)
DEATON/THOMPSON STADIUM -- Winston-Salem, NC
Stadium where Parkland and R.J.Reynolds play football.
Business I-40. Exit Peters Creek Parkway exit and go South past Parkland High School. Take the Clemmonsville Road Exit. Turn right at the top of ramp. Stadium is 3/4 mile on the right.
PROVIDENCE -- 1800 Pineville Mathews Rd., Charlotte, NC (704-343-5390)
I-40 to I-77 South. Continue on I-77S toward Columbia. Exit at I-485 interchange and travel until it ends. Turn left onto Ray Road. Take right at 1st stop light onto Hwy. 51. Go approximately 4 to 5 miles. School is on left.
RAGSDALE -- 602 High Point Rd., Jamestown, NC (336-819-2860)
I-40 to Guilford College/Jamestown Road exit. Go toward Jamestown. Left on Greensboro/High Point Road. School is 2 miles on right.
R.J. REYNOLDS-- Winston-Salem, NC (336-727-2061)
Exit Business I-40 at Hawthorne Road Exit. Turn left at exit light. Turn right on Hawthorne Road (1st light). Turn right on Northwest Boulevard (2nd light). School is approximately 1/2 mile on right. (See also Deaton/Thompson Football stadium location)
ST. STEPHENS-- 3205 34th Street Dr. N.E., Hickory, NC (828-256-9841)
3205 34th Street Drive, NE. Take US-70 Exit. Take SR-127 North. Travel approximately 1 mile. Turn Right onto 2nd Avenue SW. Turn Left onto Highland Avenue NE. Turn Left onto Springs Road. Travel approximately 3.2 miles to the school. Follow signs.
SMITH-- 712 North Eugen St., Greensboro, NC (336-294-7300)
I-40 to High Point Road (West). Turn left on south Holden Road. School is 1/2 mile on left.
S. ROWAN-- 1655 Patterson St., China Grove, NC (704-857-1161)
I-85 to Rockwell/China Grove Exit (10 miles past Salisbury). Turn right after exit. Cross over a bridge (railroad) and take the next road to the left. Turn left on 29A and continue on 29A past Jr. High. Go through town of China Grove. Turn right on Patterson Street Extension. School is on Patterson Street Extension.
S. STOKES-- Walnut Cove, NC (336-994-2995)
I-40 to Hwy. 52 north from Winston-Salem. Turn North on N.C. 8 through Germanton and follow N.C. 8 for 5 miles. After passing Texico Station on right, turn left on road showing sign for South Stokes (sign on right side of road). School is 1/2 mile on left.
US-421 N | 21.9mi 22 mins | ||
Take exit 263 for US-21 toward Statesville/Jonesville | 0.3mi | ||
4. | Turn right at US-21 | 1.4mi 2 mins | |
5. | Turn right at E Longtown Rd | 0.3mi 1 min | |
6. | Continue on NC-1338 | 0.9mi 2 mins | |
7. | Continue on Longtown Rd | 2.1mi 5 mins |
: | Starmount High School 2516 Longtown Rd |
S.W. GUILFORD-- 120 Franklin Blvd, High Point, NC (336-819-2970)
I-40 to Hwy. 68 South. Turn right on Willard Dairy Road. Turn left on Barrow Road. School is 1/2 mile on left.
WATAUGA-- 1100 High School Dr., Boone, NC (828-264-2407)
Take Hwy. 421 to Boone. At 3rd stop light go left on Hwy. 105 (you will cross over Hwy 321 intersection). At 3rd stop light turn left (at Sagebrush Steak House). At the next stop light, take a right. Brendle Field is on the left.
...And of course, we are easy to reach...
WEST FORSYTH -- 1734 Lewisville-Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC (336-712-4400)
Take I-40 or Business 40 West to Clemmons Exit. Turn right onto Lewisville-Clemmons Road. Travel approximately 2 miles. The school is on the right. -or- Take Hwy. 421 to the Clemmons Exit. Go South on Lewisville-Clemmons Road toward Clemmons. Travel approximately 2 miles. The school is on the left.
...Have a safe trip, and remember...always be a good sport...
1735 Lewisville-Clemmons Road
Clemmons, NC 27012
Phone: (336) 712-4400 | Fax: (336) 712-4416


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all think??
I miss the discussion forum, it was easier to keep up with everything that happened on the old forum....
But it may just be me who is old and rusty!!!!!
I also liked the old format better. There has been many reports of members losing their access and there doesn't appear to be anyone available to assist. I have noticed an increase in members inviting others to join private sites. This could be the end of the official site.
This arrangement is more navigatable to me. The blogs and the forum seems to have the same concept of discussions and chat. Easier for me, since the last site kept hanging on me near the end and I had to end up shutting the screen down and starting over again. This site seems to be much better for me.
I like the drop down menus and the seemingly simplicity of the pics. News feeds to the side of the pages, and tour updates. An improvement, in my opinion.

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News: AAAS News & Notes
30 March 2012
Edited by Edward W. Lempinen
AAAS Annual Meeting
In a "Flattening" World, Innovation Must Be Global, S&T Leaders Say
VANCOUVER, British Columbia—With the world's population pushing toward 9 billion by mid-century, humanity must find ways to meet unprecedented needs for food, water, and energy without further damaging the environment. It's a daunting challenge, and experts gathered at the 178th AAAS Annual Meeting said that global research collaborations will be critically important for solving these complex and urgent problems.
In the address that opened the meeting, AAAS President Nina V. Fedoroff described one of these problems in stark relief: Scientists must find ways to double the world's food supply by 2050, the influential plant biologist warned, but major crop yields have declined by roughly 10% for each degree of global climate warming.
Communication innovation. Hans Rosling used a humorous but compelling prop to explain world population growth at a standing-room-only discussion on public engagement with science. On the right, panelists Frank Sesno (top), Olivia Judson, and James Hansen.
"We need to develop crops that thrive in a hotter world on land we now consider unfarmable, using water we now consider unsuitable for agriculture," Fedoroff said. She suggested that the challenge will be met only through innovations born out of stronger partnerships between the developed and developing world.
The problem-solving potential of such collaborations was a recurring theme during the 16 to 20 February meeting in Vancouver, the first to take place outside the United States since 1981. Under the theme "Flattening the World: Building a Global Knowledge Society," more than 11,000 scientists, educators, journalists, and others explored ways to encourage research across borders.
"Much of the responsibility for building and maintaining international research connections falls to research institutions and scientists," wrote University of British Columbia President Stephen Toope and AAAS CEO Alan I. Leshner in a Vancouver Sun commentary published before the meeting. "We must expand our international perspective whenever possible, join in multinational projects, and serve as mentors when colleagues in developing nations ask for our help."
The meeting itself was a multinational project in many respects, with participants from some 50 nations and a significant presence by the event's Canadian hosts. David Lloyd Johnston, the governor-general of Canada, addressed the AAAS crowd at a reception following Fedoroff's address. Canadian astronaut Steve MacLean and Canadian senator and First Nations member Lillian Eva Dyck gave prominent lectures. AAAS's free Family Science Days drew a record crowd of more than 6400 local children and their parents and teachers.
The meeting offered a range of perspectives on the contributions of science in a flatter world. Sessions explored how new marine reserves can be governed across political boundaries; how surveillance at major ports like Vancouver has kept emerging "superbug" viruses under control; and how breakthroughs in artificial meat production could satisfy the world's growing appetite for beef and pork.
But effective communication also will be essential for building public interest and support for initiatives in climate change and other global issues. The best approaches for public engagement were highlighted in a passionate and sometimes raucous discussion, moderated by former CNN anchor Frank Sesno and featuring NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies head James Hansen, international health statistician Hans Rosling, and author and biologist Olivia Judson.
Scientists must experiment with new techniques to deliver the message of climate change, the participants agreed, but they also suggested that a more fundamental shift is necessary. "What I would like to try and change is not so much the way people understand the facts," Judson said, "but the way they look at the world and ask questions about it."
The meeting's participants also addressed social and political implications of global scientific challenges, including the impact of the Arab Spring movement and reverberations from Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Ismail Serageldin, director of Egypt's Bibliotheca Alexandrina, said science's principles of "tolerance and rationality" can guide his nation and others in the region as they rebuild their governments. The best "defense against extremists is not by censorship or autocracy," he said in a videotaped plenary address. "It is by embracing pluralism, and defeating ideas with ideas—and here science has much to say."
The competition of ideas also fuels scientific innovation, said Canadian entrepreneur and BlackBerry founder Mike Lazaridis. But in his plenary speech, he suggested that governments and businesses must invest in ideas without obvious applications, even when practical solutions are needed for a host of global challenges.
History tells us, Lazaridis said, that it's impossible to guess at the impact of today's scientific breakthroughs and to predict which will solve the planet's emerging threats. But "it's the ideas themselves that got us this far," he concluded, "and it's new ideas that will get us even further."
Science & Diplomacy—A New AAAS Quarterly
Transforming history. Forty years ago, U.S. President Richard Nixon (left) and Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai signed the Shanghai Communiqué, which identified science as one way to build mutual understanding.
[CREDIT: White House photo]
With interest in science diplomacy growing worldwide, AAAS has debuted an online, quarterly publication intended to build dialogue between the science and foreign policy communities and to encourage the intellectual development of such diplomacy in a variety of forms.
Science & Diplomacy was launched by the AAAS Center for Science Diplomacy just days after the 40th anniversary of the Shanghai Communiqué, in which Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai and U.S. President Richard Nixon signaled that the two Cold War rivals should normalize relations and that science and technology were areas critical to building understanding.
Today, many of the most important issues facing humanity are regional and global in nature, and a new generation of science diplomacy is building relations between nations and supporting international research cooperation.
The first issue of Science & Diplomacy includes articles by senior scientists, diplomats, and policy-makers, including U.S. Senator Richard Lugar (R—Indiana), ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and an expert in arms control; Robert D. Hormats, U.S. under secretary of state for economic growth, energy, and the environment; South African Science and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor; and Alice P. Gast, Lehigh University president and U.S. science envoy to Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan.
Editor-in-Chief Vaughan C. Turekian, who also directs the Center for Science Diplomacy, and senior advisory board chairman Norman P. Neureiter, who was the first science adviser to the U.S. secretary of state, said that the new publication will be a resource for foreign policy professionals, scientists and research administrators, journalists, educators, and students.
"We believe the time is right to catalyze greater thought and discussion about issues at the interface of science and diplomacy," they write in the first issue. "Our goal is a foreign policy that can fully address the increasingly complex technical dimensions of 21st century international relations."
The AAAS Center for Science Diplomacy, founded in 2008, has emerged as a leading international influence in the field. The publication was developed with the financial support of the Golden Family Foundation.
Workforce Development
A "Call to Action" on Minority Men in Science
The numbers tell a troubling story: Between 9th and 10th grades, about 25% of African American and Hispanic young men drop out of school. Among those who enroll in college and study science-related fields, nearly one-fifth work 20 or more hours a week to make ends meet. Perhaps it is no surprise, then, that while African American, Hispanic, and Native American men in 2008 accounted for 35% of the college-age male population in the United States, they received only about 12% of bachelor's degrees in science-related fields.
Some education experts have struggled for years to understand and address the low numbers of minority men in science, technology, engineering, mathematics—the STEM fields. Today, there is growing agreement that, if the United States is to build a bigger, stronger science-skilled workforce, it must cultivate talent across the full population. The question is: What are the most effective strategies?
At a 28 February symposium sponsored by the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities (APLU), the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), and AAAS, participants explored recent research that offers some clear, practical guidance.
"We identified the challenges and best practices," Leland Melvin, NASA's associate administrator for education, told the audience convened at his agency's Washington, D.C., headquarters. "Now it is time to go the next step and really have a call to action to increase minority participation in STEM fields."
A key focus of the day-long event was a new APLU report, "The Quest for Excellence: Supporting the Academic Success of Minority Males in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Disciplines." Based on a survey of more than 1600 minority students, higher education faculty, and administrators, it drew a sharp set of conclusions:
To succeed in science-related studies and professions, motivated men from underrepresented minority groups need active engagement and mentoring by college faculty, hands-on involvement in undergraduate research, and adequate financial support. Many successful students credit rigorous Advanced Placement classes in high school with preparing them for college. And many faculty and administrators say that their schools need a deeper commitment to the success of minority men.
Shirley Malcom, director of Education and Human Resources at AAAS, told the symposium audience that schools need to collect better data on minority students to see not only who is admitted, but what they study, and what they do after leaving school.
Students who overcome the challenges find a range of rewards, said Nicole Smith, a senior economist at Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce. Earnings are relatively high. And compared with other sectors of the workforce, there is less of a pay gap between minorities and women on one side and white men on the other. In the United States, Smith said, science "is one of only a few equal-opportunity occupations."
Results of the 2011 Election of AAAS Officers
Following are the results of the 2011 election. Terms began on 20 February 2012.- General Election
President: Phillip A. Sharp
Board of Directors: Bonnie L. Bassler; May R. Berenbaum
Committee on Nominations: Mary-Claire King; Barbara J. Meyer; Cherry A. Murray; Keith R. Yamamoto
- Section on Agriculture, Food, and Renewable Resources
Chair Elect: Susan R. McCouch
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Jo Handelsman
Electorate Nominating Committee: Candace H. Haigler; Gregory B. Martin
Council Delegate: Maud A. W. Hinchee
- Section on Anthropology
Chair Elect: John H. Relethford
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Karen R. Rosenberg
Electorate Nominating Committee: David G. Anderson; Leslea J. Hlusko
- Section on Astronomy
Chair Elect: Sandra M. Faber
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Megan Donahue
Electorate Nominating Committee:Martha P. Haynes; Bruce Margon
- Section on Atmospheric and Hydrospheric Sciences
Chair Elect: Andrew Dessler
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Alan Mix
Electorate Nominating Committee: Margaret Leinen; Joyce E. Penner
- Section on Biological Sciences
Chair Elect: Joy Bergelson
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Ellen D. Ketterson
Electorate Nominating Committee: Sarah Hake; Jeannie T. Lee
- Section on Chemistry
Chair Elect: Alfred P. Sattelberger
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Melanie Sanford
Electorate Nominating Committee: Anna K. Mapp; William B. Tolman
- Section on Dentistry and Oral Health Sciences
Chair Elect: Paul H. Krebsbach
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Christopher H. Fox
Electorate Nominating Committee:Anne George; J. Timothy Wright
- Section on Education
Chair Elect: Samuel M. Taylor
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Dale Rose Baker
Electorate Nominating Committee: Julia V. Clark; Judy Scotchmoor
- Section on Engineering
Chair Elect: Kristina M. Johnson
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Alan E. Willner
Electorate Nominating Committee: Linda P. B. Katehi; Gregory N. Stephanopoulos
Council Delegate: Stuart L. Cooper; Larry V. McIntire
- Section on General Interest in Science and Engineering
Chair Elect: Marilee Long
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Joseph M. DeSimone
Electorate Nominating Committee: Lynne Timpani Friedmann; Barbara Gastel
- Section on Geology and Geography
Chair Elect: Tim Dixon
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Naomi Oreskes
Electorate Nominating Committee: Brenda Ekwurzel; Walter D. Mooney
- Section on History and Philosophy of Science
Chair Elect: Davis Baird
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Naomi Oreskes
Electorate Nominating Committee: Thomas Nickles; Robert T. Pennock
Council Delegate: Vassiliki Betty Smocovitis
- Section on Industrial Science and Technology
Chair Elect: Thomas Mason
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Benn Tannenbaum
Electorate Nominating Committee: Thomas Meade; Thomas P. Russell
Council Delegate: Elizabeth R. Cantwell
- Section on Information, Computing, and Communication
Chair Elect: Eric Horvitz
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Peter A. Freeman
Electorate Nominating Committee: Toni Carbo; Tom Dietterich
- Section on Linguistics and Language Science
Chair Elect: Karen Emmorey
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Colin Phillips
Electorate Nominating Committee: Mark Aronoff; Eric Potsdam
- Section on Mathematics
Chair Elect: Juan C. Meza
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Sheldon Katz
Electorate Nominating Committee: Carlos Castillo-Chavez; Annie Selden
- Section on Medical Sciences
Chair Elect: Beverly L. Davidson
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Claire Pomeroy
Electorate Nominating Committee:Karen Hsiao Ashe; Katherine Amberson Hajjar
Council Delegate: Mary C. Dinauer; Katherine A. High; Nancy H. Ruddle
- Section on Neuroscience
Chair Elect: Joseph T. Coyle
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Robert Vassar
Electorate Nominating Committee: Jeffrey L. Cummings; Michael J. Zigmond
- Section on Pharmaceutical Sciences
Chair Elect: Kenneth D. Tew
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: John F. Carpenter
Electorate Nominating Committee: Alice M. Clark; James M. Gallo
- Section on Physics
Chair Elect: Jay Marx
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: David K. Campbell
Electorate Nominating Committee: Angela V. Olinto; Stuart Parkin
- Section on Psychology
Chair Elect: Richard N. Aslin
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Susan T. Fiske
Electorate Nominating Committee: Keith J. Holyoak; Sandra R. Waxman
Council Delegate: Lewis P. Lipsitt
- Section on Social, Economic, and Political Sciences
Chair Elect: Arthur Lupia
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Eileen M. Crimmins
Electorate Nominating Committee: Lynda T. Carlson; Jonathan D. Mayer
Council Delegate: Amy O. Tsui
- Section on Societal Impacts of Science and Engineering
Chair Elect: Susan E. Cozzens
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Ruth L. Fischbach
Electorate Nominating Committee: David H. DeVorkin; Doris Teichler Zallen
- Section on Statistics
Chair Elect: Sally C. Morton
Member-at-Large of the Section Committee: Jessica Utts
Electorate Nominating Committee: Hans-Georg Müller; Javier Rojo


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Rebalancing Growth in Asia & the Pacific: The Post Rio+20 Development Agenda
Phnom Penh (UN ESCAP Strategic Communications and Advocacy Section) – "Cambodia provides a good example of the innovation and leadership that will be required by Asia-Pacific countries in the next phase of rebalancing growth and economic development," said Dr. Noeleen Heyzer, United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Executive Secretary of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), meeting today with the Ministry for Environment of Cambodia.
"The Royal Cambodian Government has tried very hard, for almost a decade, to forge a more inclusive development path by generating jobs that set and meet high labour standards, and at the same time create market access for their manufactured goods," said Dr. Heyzer. "It has weathered the economic crisis – sustaining impressive growth even amidst the 'new normal' of volatility, uncertain demand and increasing commodity prices."
Describing this as having been a first phase of economic development – focused on jobs and growth, the Under-Secretary-General observed that: "Cambodia is on track to achieve the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) of halving extreme poverty by 2015. In the process they have also made great progress in, for instance, halving infant mortality rates between 2000 and 2010. Unfortunately though, inequalities have continued to rise, especially between those Cambodians living in urban areas and the more than 80% of to population living in rural areas."
"I have just returned from the Rio+20 conference where it became clear that the next phase and also the post-2015 agenda, will be about rebalancing growth to take into account the need for inclusivity and sustainable development," said Dr. Heyzer. "Cambodia still has some ways to go to meet MDG 7 on ensuring environmental sustainability, but it is the first of our Asia-Pacific countries in the category of Least Developed Country (LDC) to have led by adopting a National Green Growth Roadmap, also establishing a National Green Growth Secretariat – offering a real chance to leapfrog into a more sustainable future."
Cambodia's approach to green growth focuses on addressing seven key aspects of access: to clean water and sanitation; to renewable energy; to information and knowledge; to means for better mobility; to finance and investments; to food security; and to sustainable land use. Amongst the most successful of its projects has been a green pilot project providing solar charging lanterns for low-cost, environmentally-friendly lighting in poor rural communities such as Kompong Prohot and Anlong Ta Ur in the Thonle Sap lake area.
"The challenge now is for Cambodia to ensure that these plans are well-financed, that the pilot projects can be up-scaled, and the inclusive and sustainable development will lead to shared prosperity," said Dr. Heyzer. "It is my hope that, with Cambodia holding the Chair of ASEAN, many of these good practices will also be placed on the ASEAN agenda."
As part of her official visit to Cambodia, the Under-Secretary-General also held talks with the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Ministers and a number of senior Cabinet Ministers on issues ranging from regional economic integration, to energy security, women's empowerment and improving regional trade links.
For further information, please contact:
Bangkok: Ms. Thawadi Pachariyangkun, Strategic Communications and Advocacy Section, M: (66) 81-634-3876/ E: email@example.com
Phnom Penh: Mr. Robert Spaull, External Relations Officer, M: +66 81 907 6392 / E: email@example.com


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I just got XM a few months ago and listen to Bill King on the way to work. He has always (for my few months) referred to Urban as the Pontiff which I kind of chuckled at but didn't really think about. Today he called him Ashtabula Jesus.
Does anyone know the background on this? He seems to always be positive about what Urban has done but I can't tell if these names are mocking, praising or other towards Urban. Is it some kind of ND reference? I couldn't find much on google either.


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Whether you are enjoying, or simply surviving, the summer heat, the impact on local agriculture has been intense. The worst drought in 50 years and record heat waves have crippled crops and threaten livestock. And as the planet continues to heat up, droughts will increase in severity in our region. Although sustainable practices can mitigate drought effects and, if broadly adopted, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, our local producers are confronted everyday with the challenges of extreme weather. At the 61st Street Farmers Market, we invite you to 'Connect with Your Food,' which means connecting with the realities of agriculture on a changing planet. Come support your local, sustainable, climate-conscious farmers and food producers by shopping at the 61st Street Farmers Market this and every Saturday between 9am-2pm.
- At Faith's Farm, climate change is killing Kim Snyder's cattle; she lost two of her momma cows, a calf and a donkey to the heat in the past several weeks. In addition, she and other farmers selling at our Market are struggling to grow or purchase hay to feed their animals this winter, as the drought has destroyed the majority of the crop. If you can stock up your freezers this summer to give Faith's Farm and Mint Creek Farm a revenue boost to enable them to purchase hay for the winter, you will make a difference. Not to mention that you will be availing yourself of the best and purest pork, beef, lamb, goat, and chicken around!
- The unusually warm winter and late frost destroyed much of the 2012 fruit crop, so Mick Klug Orchards is adapting by selling fruit and vegetables this year. This week Mick Klug Orchards will be selling plums, seedless grapes, peaches, nectarines, blueberries, blackberries, tomatoes, squash, zucchini, peppers, eggplant, sweet corn, green beans.....
- Growing Power offers organically grown vegetables produced right here in Chicago. Now, that is local and climate conscious! In addition to their great variety of greens, tomatoes, sprouts, beets, green peppers and other veggies, Growing Power will be selling non-GMO, organically grown sweet corn!
- Mike & Clare will be bringing sustainably-grown kale, chard, squash, basil, scallions, beets, carrots, parsley, eggplant, leeks, cippolini onions....
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- Spice! is doing its part, sourcing their ingredients from our Market producers. This week, they will be cooking up a new item called the "Egg Roll"—an omelet rolled and stuffed with seasonal vegetables. Here is this Saturday's menu: Breakfast Taco (egg/tomato/peppers/onions/cotija cheese); Market Burrito (kale/green rice/black beans/new potatoes/cilantro sauce); Torta (roasted chicken/Asian cucumber/tomato/purple onion/feta/olive oil); Chicken Taco (roasted chicken/cilantro/white onions/tomatillo salsa); Egg Roll (egg/kale/tomatoes/purple peppers/bacon/pea shoots/cotija cheese).
- • At 10:30am, please join Chef Gail Kerr at the Chef Demo tent to learn how to prepare a Spinach Watermelon Salad.
- • From 10am-1pm, stop by the Market School tent where the Illinois Department of Natural Resources will provide us with information about fishing licenses and other ways to get in touch with our food environment. Three interns will also be on hand to share their reports on food access and health disparities in Chicago.
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JIM LEHRER: And, of course, the economy was among the issues debated last night by Republicans ahead of next Tuesday's Florida primary. Judy Woodruff reports.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Mindful perhaps of Monday's contentious Democratic face-off, the five Republicans were notably more civil to one another than in previous debates.
When asked about the issue of the week, the economy, and the stimulus plan agreed to yesterday by the White House and the House of Representatives, there was largely agreement.
BRIAN WILLIAMS, Host, "NBC Nightly News": Your plan, as you know, focuses as much on the long term as the short term. Are you disappointed that your recipe for the economy was not embraced by the president? And as the follow-up, will you now embrace his plan?
FORMER GOV. MITT ROMNEY (R), Massachusetts: Well, there's a great deal that is effective in his plan. I just wish it went further.
What's effective is, first, he's getting money back to consumers. And given the fact that two-thirds of our economy is a consumer economy, getting money back into the hands of our citizens, a lot of them paying a lot for gasoline, a lot for heating oil, a lot of people concerned about how to make ends meet, that makes sense to me.
Mine was a little different. It had a permanent tax cut for people at the lowest income tax bracket. I also have a savings plan for individuals that allows folks who are making under $200,000 a year to save their money tax-free, no interest, dividends, or capital gains.
JUDY WOODRUFF: John McCain was asked if he would support the plan when it gets to the Senate.
SEN. JOHN MCCAIN (R), Arizona: Yes, I will. And I'm disappointed, because I think it's very important that we make the Bush tax cuts permanent. I voted to make them permanent twice already.
If people, and businesses, and families in America are now planning their 2010 budget, there's a great deal of uncertainty. And if we don't make the tax cuts permanent, then they will experience what amounts to a tax increase.
I applaud the efforts and the rapidity with which apparently we are moving, but I also would make sure that not only the tax cuts are made permanent, but we cut corporate income taxes. That would keep businesses here, and it would keep jobs here and create jobs here.
We pay the highest corporate income tax of any nation in the world, except for Japan. I think that it would be very important that no pork-barrel projects be added as this bill winds its way through the various committees of Congress. I worry about that.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Rudy Giuliani, whose entire presidential bid is staked on a Florida victory, argued the government's strategy should be bolder.
RUDY GIULIANI (R), Former Mayor of New York: I think his package, for what it does, is OK, and I would support it, but it doesn't go far enough. I think, in the face of what's been going on, which obviously is a matter of serious concern, we should be very aggressive.
Look at it this way: We're a competitive economy. We're competing with the rest of the world. If America overtaxes, if America overspends, if America over-regulates, if America over-sues, then business and jobs and money go elsewhere. And we're doing all four of those things.
So Senator McCain is right. We have to put as much emphasis on reducing spending, and this has to be a permanent package. So I hope that this is the beginning of a dialogue where what will happen is major tax reductions, major reductions in spending on the civilian side, a real analysis of our regulations.
JUDY WOODRUFF: But Mike Huckabee cautioned the effects of the stimulus plan could be misdirected.
FORMER GOV. MIKE HUCKABEE (R), Arkansas: One of the concerns that I have is that we'll probably end up borrowing this $150 billion from the Chinese. And when we get those rebate checks, most people are going to go out and buy stuff that's been imported from China.
I have to wonder, whose economy is going to be stimulated the most by the package? And I'm grateful that something is being done. I think we all could at least acknowledge that it's good to see Congress working with the president to do something.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Ron Paul of Texas was asked if the government should have any role in stimulating the economy.
REP. RON PAUL (R), Texas: Well, sure, indirectly. They shouldn't stimulate it by interfering in the market rate of interest. That's where our basic problem comes from.
And when you do that, you get into these problems. And then everybody wants to solve the problem by printing more money and spending more money and asking the Federal Reserve to, you know, lower interest rates. And that just makes the problem that much worse.
The government does have a responsibility, but it's supposed to lower taxes, get rid of regulations, and devise a monetary policy that makes some sense.
But to continue to say that we just appropriate more money, which is more deficit, then expect us either to borrow it or expect the Federal Reserve to monetize it, it makes our problems worse. Just look at what's happening today: The dollar is crashing.
TIM RUSSERT, Host, NBC's "Meet the Press": Governor Romney, as has become apparent over the last few weeks, if Hillary Clinton is the Democratic nominee, she'll be running as a team with her husband. Specifically, how would you run against Hillary and Bill Clinton in November?
MITT ROMNEY: I, frankly, can't wait, because the idea of Bill Clinton back in the White House with nothing to do is something I just can't imagine, I can't imagine the American people can imagine, and I...
TIM RUSSERT: What does that mean?
MITT ROMNEY: I just think that we want to have a president, not a whole -- a team of husband and wife thinking that they're going to run the country.
JUDY WOODRUFF: And Williams asked Giuliani to comment on the New York Times' criticism of him while endorsing John McCain.
BRIAN WILLIAMS: In tonight's lead editorial, they say, quote, "The real Mr. Giuliani, who many New Yorkers came to know and mistrust, is a narrow, obsessively secretive, vindictive man. His arrogance and bad judgment are breathtaking."
How can you defend against that in your hometown paper? How have you changed as a man since this portrait?
RUDY GIULIANI: Because I probably never did anything the New York Times suggested I do in eight years as mayor of New York City. And if I did, I wouldn't be considered a conservative Republican.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Polls in Florida show McCain and Romney locked in a tight race for the lead, with Giuliani and Huckabee fighting for third.
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In September we'll take a moment to reflect on some of GCF's accomplishments. We'll be hosting our 10-year anniversary celebration at the upcoming IUCN 2012 World Conservation Congress on September 9 in Jeju, Republic of Korea. We are hoping those of you in attendance can join us for this event – see our invitation below. We look forward to seeing you there!
In this newsletter edition, we'd like to share some important conservation projects GCF has been working on, including the recently established Guyana Conservation Trust Fund, some important protected area work in Madagascar, establishment of an endowment for Papua New Guinea's first national Conservation Area, and an event at the recent U.N. Conference on Sustainable Development that featured the collaboration between the Kayapó people of Brazil, CI and the Global Conservation Fund.
Financing for the trust comes from the German government through their development bank, KfW, which provided US$5 million with another US$3.5 million coming from Conservation International's (CI) Global Conservation Fund, made possible by a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.
According to Honorable Robert M. Persaud, Guyana's Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment, "Guyana is globally recognized for its unique biodiversity and for having one of the lowest deforestation rates in the developing world. We have recently made significant strides in establishing a national protected areas system as a tool to conserve this natural heritage, while at the same time contributing to our sustainable development. The creation of the Conservation Trust Fund, and the commitments made by Germany and CI's Global Conservation Fund, therefore represents an important piece of this puzzle, as it offers a valid option for the long-term, sustainable financing of Guyana's Protected Areas."
The trust fund will greatly enhance Guyana's conservation efforts by supporting the on-the-ground efforts for the country's protected areas including the implementation of management and monitoring plans and funding for park rangers and scientific research.
The day starts early, but it started much earlier for Patrick Ranirison, who hiked 19 kilometers over muddy secondary roads to meet us on the paved Route Nationale between Ambilobe and Antsiranana in northeastern Madagascar. Patrick works for the Malagasy NGO Fanamby, and is its landscape manager in the Andrafiamena Protected Area. After a quick hello in his French-tinged accent we are back on the road to Daraina. Located at the heart of the Loky-Manambato Protected Area, Daraina is one of last strongholds of the Endangered golden-crowned sifaka (Propithecus tattersalli).
It's my first time in Madagascar, let alone the Sava region where Dariana is located, but Patrick has been coming here for a long time. In 2003 to 2006, he and a team of biologists discovered more than 70 species and 4 genus new to science, one of them a tree that is unique to Madagascar, with strikingly beautiful white flowers from the Bignoniaceae family, Rhodocolea ranirisonii, named aptly for its discoverer.
Much of Madagascar's flora and fauna is endemic, meaning it can be found nowhere else. Many people have heard of its entirely endemic group of primates, the lemurs, which includes the golden-crowned sifaka. They are among the 93 percent of Madagascar's mammals that are endemic. The huge island also boasts endemism among nearly 100 percent of its amphibian species, more than 95 percent of its reptiles, and nearly 90 percent of plant species. The Loky-Manambato protected area, which is about 2,500 square kilometers in size, is bordered on one side by the Manambato River and the other by the Loky River.
Here species from two ecosystems converge creating an "ecotone". This "ecotone," or zone of transition between distinct ecosystems, is believed to harbor some of highest levels of endemism in the country and allows for elevated species richness because it offers conditions suitable for a wide range of taxa.
After a short flight from Diego to Sambava and a smooth ride through towns where the aromatic smell of the vanilla drying process wafts along the road, we've made it to the junction where the real adventure begins. It's dark now and the zebu, a breed of cattle, own the road. Herds of zebu crowd the single-track, unpaved thoroughfare and stubbornly resist moving. Patrick tells me there are three sections to this 50 kilometer journey: the first part is good road, the second part is about 10 kilometers of bad road, and the third part is good again. But after the first 3 kilometers of bone-jarring, rutted, washed-out road, I start to think that "good" is a relative term and get ever more nervous about the "second part."
In 2005, Fanamby, through government accord, was given the task of administrating Loky-Manambato as a multiple-use area or category 5 protected landscape under the IUCN protected area classification system, which allows for conservation as well as some sustainable use of natural resources. Since then Fanamby, with support from Conservation International's Global Conservation Fund (GCF), has been developing a multiple-use management plan and an endowment fund to support management of the protected area. This is a considerable task due to the inherent challenges of the local context. Daraina has only basic infrastructure, dispersed settlements and forest fragments that occur across the landscape.
One of the purposes of my visit to Loky-Manambato is to assess the conservation status of the golden-crowned sifaka, whose population of an estimated 10,000 individuals is found only within the dry deciduous and semi-evergreen forest fragments of Loky-Manambato (Figure 2). Due to its low population size, restricted range, and human pressures on its habitat, the golden-crowned sifaka has been listed as Endangered by the IUCN. I am also in the area to validate the ongoing monitoring program implemented by Fanamby. This cutting-edge program integrates a customized tool for the assessment of protected-area management effectiveness as well as on-the-ground surveys of forest integrity and sifaka population counts conducted by local communities.
Additionally, I am here to provide technical assistance to support Fanamby, in their work with local communities to create a plan for the rational use of water resources. The forest fragments of Loky-Manambato play an important role in the regulation of the 6.7 million cubic meters of surface water flows produced here annually. Water originating in these uplands is the main source of the Loky and Manambato rivers and is essential for the production of hillside rice and maize, which are staple crops in the region. However, in order to maintain the regular and stable flows that downstream populations rely upon, a fair and reasonable water use plan is needed.
After getting our truck stuck in the thick mud in a countless series of "mud hole entrapments," we decide, in the interest of time, that it's better to continue on foot. Eight kilometers of trail through sun-drenched pastures and a steep line of hills lie between us and the Bekaraoka Forest, one of the last remaining blocks of forest in the Loky-Manambato. Not long after entering this dry forest, Patrick hears the distinct grumbling and movements of a group of three sifaka in the canopy. A sifaka alights on a branch, clinging tightly to the trunk, its tail dangling through the canopy, while it deftly plucks leaves for lunch. After a time the group grows accustomed to our intrusion and swings down lower to investigate. Since the sifaka is not hunted in this area it is relatively unafraid of humans, which allows us a close encounter.
The sifaka species of lemur is relatively safe from hunting pressures; habitat degradation is the driving force threatening its survival. In fact as we watch the group, the voices of gold miners can be heard nearby. The forests and rivers here are pockmarked with holes dug by the explorations of gold miners, and to the locals this forest is known as the "golden forest." The presence of this valuable resource is a huge challenge for forest conservation and sustainable development as informal settlements spring up and then disperse overnight in response to rumors of new deposits of gold.
After three days exploring the remaining forest fragments and gaining a deeper understanding of Fanamby's work, , it is time for me to return. That these "golden" forests are precious is an understatement in terms of biodiversity and natural resources. Our hope now is that through the development of sustainable economies that drive conservation, these forests will forever remain known as the "golden forests"— not because of the gold deposits underlying them, but because of the persistence of the golden-crowned sifaka.
Creation of the YUS was achieved after more than a decade of work by Woodland Park's Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program (TKCP), as well as many years of support from GCF and technical assistance from CI. Now, through the GCF's latest contribution to the endowment – to be matched by $1 million from Woodland Park Zoo – sustainable funding will be provided to cover the conservation area's core operating costs.
CI and TKCP will continue to work together to establish and develop a new local organization that will take over responsibilities for long-term conservation activities in the YUS. This organization, called YUS NGO, will receive annual grant funding from the endowment.
The YUS is a continuous swath of 76,000-hectares, stretching from coastal reefs to the 4,000-meter (13,000-foot) peaks of the western Saruwaged Mountains. While the land remains under local ownership, the indigenous villagers have formally committed to prohibiting all hunting and activities such as logging within the conservation area. In exchange for this commitment to conservation, TKCP works with community leaders to increase access to education, improve community health within the villages and develop sustainable livelihoods.
Including this latest disbursement, GCF has provided more than $2 million since 2002 to support TKCP. The work of CI and TKCP in the YUS is also supported by the German Ministry of Environment's International Climate Initiative through KfW.
The relationship began in 1992 when CI launched its support of Kayapó efforts to protect their lands and culture by providing economic alternatives to logging and strengthening territorial surveillance capacity. GCF has been working with the Kayapó since 2002, and guided and contributed to the latest development in this partnership — an $8 million trust fund exclusively dedicated to the long-term support of the Kayapó people.
The trust fund and other results of the CI collaboration with the Kayapó people were featured in a presentation held at the U.N. Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio +20, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Participants included Raoni, the Kayapó chief, and Megaron Txucarramãe, a Kayapó leader.
The event also included new documentary on the Kayapó and their efforts to protect their land and culture. Click here to view the video.


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Godwin Pumps® Announces New High Head Heidra® Pumps at CONEXPO 2011
(Las Vegas, Nevada – November 29, 2010) Godwin Pumps will announce the two newest additions to its Heidra hydraulic submersible pump line – the HS80HH Heidra pump and the HS150HH Heidra pump – at the 83rd Annual WEFTEC Technical Exhibition and Conference in booth 7669 at the Las Vegas Convention Center from March 22 – 26, 2011.
The Godwin HS80HH hydraulic submersible pump is a compact, self-contained pumping unit featuring a a 3 in (75 mm) submersible hydraulic top-discharging pump and a diesel-driven power pack. The HS80HH offers improved performance and operating efficiencies that cannot be matched by standard electric submersible models. With variable speed diesel engine power, the Heidra HS80HH can meet a variety of flow and head requirements up to 450 GPM (102 m³/h) and 325 ft (99 m) of total dynamic head with a simple throttle adjustment.
In addition, the HS80HH includes solids handing capability to 1 in (25 mm), dry running capabilities and a cast chromium steel impeller.
In addition to the new HS80HH, Godwin Pumps has released the HS150HH Heidra hydraulic submersible pump. The Godwin HS150HH Heidra hydraulic submersible pump is a compact self-contained pumping unit featuring a 6 in (150 mm) hydraulic pumpend and diesel-driven power pack. With variable speed diesel engine power, the HS150HH can meet a variety of flow and head requirements up to 1,250 GPM (285 m³/h) and total dynamic head requirements up to 460 ft (141 m). In addition, it has the ability to handle solids up to 1⅜ in (35 mm) in diameter.
With dry-running capabilities, a cast chromium steel impeller and rugged dewatering/solids handling, the HS150HH hydraulic submersible pump is suited for any environment.
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The Trip
This comedy vehicle is too knowing for its own good
By Rachel Cooke Published 04 November 2010The Trip
In 2006, the director Michael Winterbottom made A Cock and Bull Story, a film of Laurence Sterne's novel The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy. It starred Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon, and included smart-alecky, postmodern bits in which these two could be seen back-stage playing themselves - or, at least, versions of themselves. Winterbottom thought these scenes were the funniest things in the film, so, a while later, he went back to Coogan and Brydon and asked if they would make a series in which all they had to do was play versions of themselves and bicker a little.
The result is The Trip (began 1 November, 10pm), whose simple set-up doubtless ensured that a delightful time was had by both stars and crew: essentially, they travel around the north, eating in its best restaurants. Coogan is supposedly writing about this for the Observer; Brydon is his companion because Coogan has split up with his latest trophy girlfriend. At the heart of their on-screen relationship lies the idea that Brydon, a happy family man, is entirely contented with his quiz-show-based fame, while Coogan, once the more famous and certainly the more talented, has not yet learned to cope with his star having unaccountably faded.
Does it work? No. It's the strangest, most self-indulgent thing I have ever seen, though I will keep watching, mesmerised as I am by both
its peculiarities and its brass neck. In the first programme, the two of them set off up the M6 to the Forest of Bowland in Lancashire. What happened next? Not a lot. On arrival, when it seemed they were going to have to share a bed, they made a few we're-not-homosexuals-don't-you-dare-touch-my-bottom jokes. Then they went to lunch in the hotel bar, where they had scallops (Brydon) and soup (Coogan), and Brydon annoyed Coogan by periodically lapsing into impressions. Coogan, of course, would secretly love to out-impression his upstart rival - that was how he began his career - but now he thinks of himself as a film star, he must affect a terrible boredom at the distinctive tones of Michael Caine and Jimmy Savile. After lunch, Coogan took a call from his agent, and there followed one of those clichéd agent-client conversations: the client wants a movie; the agent is offering a role as a baddie in Doctor Who. Finally, in the gloaming, Coogan lumbered up the nearest hill and rang his estranged girlfriend. She didn't sound too happy to hear from him.
The Trip is not funny, so don't watch it expecting laughs, and while there are poignant moments, I suspect they won't reach most people, either. For one thing, Coogan's on-screen persona is rebarbative; for another, the whole thing is so knowing, so pleased with its own edginess, there is a danger that the audience will fail to recognise how close it is to the truth (which, presumably, is what Coogan is counting on; I'm sure he doesn't see this as a Les-Dennis-in-Extras moment). I suppose they worked on me only because I am a huge fan of Coogan's and sort of miss him - and also because I once interviewed him and, although I liked him very much, he seemed to me to be one of those men who don't know how to make themselves happy. Brydon is just Brydon. Every office has one, and every school.
There is, however, a third character in these films - the English countryside, my beloved north. Winterbottom has filmed it in winter and it looks ravishing, a balm for the soul. Sometimes, when the Brydon-Coogan banter got too irritating, I just zoned out and stared at the dales instead. To be pretentious about it - and to exonerate Winterbottom for the overblown scale of his latest project (one hour-long film would have sufficed) - I suppose you could argue that Brydon and Coogan are mere representatives of an enfeebled population that enjoys the countryside only from behind the windscreen of a four-wheel drive, and contemplates every gradient only for the quality of the mobile-phone signal it will provide.
Now I think about it, perhaps this is what I found most poignant: those glorious hills acting as an unremarked backdrop for a competitive and cynical silliness that could perfectly well have been performed in Clerkenwell.
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Love it, love it, love it. If you don't get it, you shouldn't be watching it.
She doesn't doesn't get it, does she?
Boo...Rachel Cooke and to that critic in another newspaper that blamed Ricky Gervais for encouraging this type of comedy. Steve Coogan has been doing self-depreating since I can remember and is a master at it. The Trip is no different. It is a blend of great ad-lib with Coogan and Brydon; clever and classic comedy; and tragic moments, with the backdrop of the stunning North West and Yorkshire countryside. The blend works and for Coogan, this really isn't as subtle as other things he's done in the past, but is 100% pure genius.
"...while there are poignant moments, I suspect they won't reach most people, either"
only the clever people, like Rachel, will be able to spot the poignant moments, of course.
This series has been excellent so far. What a misguided and pretentious review.


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Riley has been doing a lot of work with our military, honoring soldiers before each home game for years now. He reaches for a letter he received recently from a member of a special-ops unit. He doesnt want to compare basketball to war, but he says the soldier and James prepare the same way for the fight. So highly trained, so skilled, so efficient when given an assignment. In the letter, the soldier has quoted from the Bible for his mission, book of Isaiah, Chapter 6, Verse 8, about the mentality of the elite and the ordained: Whom shall I send? And who will go for us? Then said I, Here am I; send me.
There are a lot of religious overtones in the worship around James, from his Witness sneaker campaign to the Chosen One tattoo that stretches across the expanse of his back.
Speaking for his prodigy, Riley says this on behalf of a liberated James as history beckons in the distance:
Here I am, America. Here I am, basketball world. They sent me.
I dont claim to be the best saint
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Ive seen a quite a bit of that stuff around too. I still see tons of those keypads with and without the armed and ready LED's. I still see a ton of buildings with window foil too and have to laugh. Also the ancient style keyswitches are around too. The old style Ademco grey Door cords and the list goes on.
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Well I hope ya see that stuff ! Im installin it. I suppose you got something better? ???
I can remember doing foil up until a few years ago...not fun!
I'm talking about the large 'motions' and microwave units, as well as the 'controls' like the ADT Mccullough loop (day/night dial meter) units.
I also pulled out a few of those 'tabletop' huge 60's vintage stuff recently.
I've been giving EW a hard time since I just pulled out an old 'tabletop' alarm with motions, keyswitch and everything. It's in a nice walnut housing and looks like an old radio, tubes and all. Installed 4/53! (still works!)
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Almost three quarters of Twitter's 100 million accounts are unused or responsible for delivering malicious links.In the 2010 mid-year security report from Barracuda Labs, it analysed more than 25 million Twitter accounts, both legitimate and malicious, and found that true Twitter users (a user that has at least ten followers, follows at least ten people and has tweeted at least ten times) account for only 28.87 per cent of Twitter users
The Twitter crime rate - the percentage of accounts created per month that were eventually suspended for malicious or suspicious activity, or otherwise misused - for the first half of 2010 was 1.67 per cent. The report also found that Google distributed the most malicious links of four of the most popular online services Bing, Twitter and Yahoo, with 69 per cent of its results poisoned when searches on popular trending topics were performed.The analysis reviewed more than 25,000 trending topics and nearly 5.5 million search results. The average amount of time for a trending topic to appear on one of the major search engines after appearing on Twitter varies tremendously: 1.2 days for Google, 4.3 days for Bing, and 4.8 days for Yahoo.See original article on scmagazineus.com
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