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Y&R Week of January 24, 2011
As the cops were about to cuff Sharon, she begged Victor to help her by telling the truth about Skye but he remained silent. Sharon was forced to hand over Faith to Victor, then was led away. Adam immediately called Leslie, while Victor called Nick with the news that Faith was coming back home. Nick, who was still at Victoria's house, was confused but Victor said he would explain everything later.
Daniel gazed at the baby in his arms, remembering that she is the one he helped Daisy to deliver. After handing Lucy back, Abby could tell that something was bothering Daniel. She assumed that he was worrying about his and Daisy's baby but Daniel reaffirmed that since he didn't want to raise his daughter, all he ever wanted is that she be placed in a loving home. Jack and Ashley arrived and they were shocked, then thrilled about Lucy.
Lily led Cane to a hotel suite, decked out to look like Paris. He was impressed and they recalled their first kiss at Indigo. "I remember everything, every kiss, every moment," he cooed. As flashbacks of happy memories played, the Ashbys got down to serious lovemaking.
Victor arrived at Victoria's with Faith and informed everyone that Sharon was arrested for Skye's murder. Jack insisted that Sharon had gone to Hawaii to prove that Skye was alive, not to hurt her. Jack charged that Sharon is an innocent victim of Victor's plan to frame Adam. Nick headed to the police station and Victor offered to take care of Faith. As Daniel wondered to himself how his daughter ended up in Billy and Victoria's home, Victoria presented Lucy to Victor. Everyone was stunned when Victor didn't acknowledge his new granddaughter and walked out. Nikki gave chase and begged Victor to look past his pride and anger to be happy for their daughter. Victoria joined them and wanted her dad to come back but he fumed that their new baby just keeps her tied to Billy. "I'm ashamed of you," Victor growled and stalked away. Victoria refused to let the tirade dampen her revelry over becoming a mom again.
At the police station, Christine explained to Sharon, Adam and Leslie that a tourist in Hawaii was videotaping the volcano but Sharon and Skye arguing could be heard in the background. Only a portion of the conversation could be heard, which made it sound like Sharon was threatening Skye. That was enough proof to charge Sharon with premeditated murder and she was booked. Later, bail was set at $5 million, which Sharon didn't have. Nick showed up and told Sharon that he would do everything to keep Faith away from her and Adam. As Adam vowed to clear her, Sharon was led to her jail cell.
Daniel cryptically told Abby that things work out the way they're supposed to.... Victor told Nick not to worry about Sharon and Adam and focus on Faith instead.... At the G.C.A.C., Nikki was tempted by booze and called Deacon for support.
Michael, Lauren, Cane, Lily and Tucker gathered at the Chancellor estate
with Katherine and Murphy for a brunch at Jill's invitation. The hostess,
with Colin at her side, announced that she and Colin have some special news
to share. After everyone was seated around the dining table, Jill chirped
that she accepted Colin's marriage proposal. Everyone objected, which riled
up Jill. Cane took Colin aside and ordered him to call off the engagement
but Dad refused. Meanwhile, Lauren tried to talk sense into Jill, who got
offended when Lauren suggested that Colin may be after Jill's money as well
as Fenmore's. Jill was further hurt when Cane vowed that he wouldn't rest until
Jill canceled her marriage plans.
Phyllis showed up at the jail and Sharon assumed she was there to gloat.
Phyllis taunted that Sharon may not be a cold blooded murderer but she could
have killed Skye during the heat of the moment. Sharon pointed out that if
she could be pushed to such extremes, Phyllis would've been dead 10 times by
now. Sharon then shouted for the guard and Phyllis was escorted away.
At the G.C.A.C., Jack grumbled at Diane for lodging at the ranch. He then
explained how Sharon got arrested because of Victor. Diane excused herself
and Adam sat down at Jack's table. Adam asked Jack to pay Sharon's bail
but Jack said he was through helping her. Adam stormed off and Phyllis
showed up. She admitted she believed that Sharon could never kill anyone and Jack agreed.
Nick and Victor broke the news to Noah that his mom was arrested for Skye's
murder. Noah was understandably upset and headed out to see Sharon. Nick
again asked his dad if he was involved with Skye's disappearance from Genoa
City. Victor denied it but was surprised when Diane showed up to tell Nick
that she just heard about Sharon's arrest. Victor asked why Diane came to
Nick's place and she covered that she wanted to offer Nick help with Faith.
After Victor left, Nick shared that he was conflicted about helping Sharon.
He invited Diane over for dinner that night and she said she would let
him know later, then left.
Noah visited Sharon and assured that he believes she's innocent. Sharon was
touched and told her son that she is still in love with Adam. Noah insisted
that he will never accept that, noting that Adam is the source of all
her troubles. After Noah departed, Victor appeared and said he would only
help Sharon if she dumped Adam, who showed up in time to hear his dad's
offer. Adam insisted that he will outsmart Victor in the end.
Tucker met Noah and Devon at Crimson Lights to talk about Noah's demo. Tucker said
he was impressed and wanted Noah and Devon to fly to his recording studio
now and lay down some tracks. The boys excitedly accepted.
Noah ordered Michael to pay Sharon's bail anonymously so that it can't be
traced to Victor. Later, he proposed to Diane that they go over some
blueprints over dinner. She sad she had another commitment, then called Nick
to accept his dinner invitation.
Sharon was shocked when Leslie informed her that her bail was paid by an
anonymous benefactor.... Lily suspected that Cane knew more about Colin that
he let on and reminded her husband that keeping secrets is just as bad as
lying.... Noah told Nick that he's flying to New York to record his music.
Nick advised his son to slow down but Noah revealed that he already signed a
contract with Tucker.... Colin suggested to Jill that they elope and she
excitedly agreed.
Diane showed up at Nick's place for dinner and observed that he
was being aloof. Nick explained that his life was chaotic and he didn't want
to drag Diane into his drama. Even though she insisted she "can take it" he
thought it best that they go back to being just friends. Diane said she
understood but was obviously shaken.
Back at Sharon's house, she and Adam tried to figure out who paid her bail.
Sharon went over to Nick's house and interrupted his conversation with
Diane, who excused herself and left. Sharon asked Nick if he paid her bail
and became upset when he said not only did he not front the money, but he
doesn't know anyone who would. Sharon insisted that Faith was coming home
with her and, despite Nick's objections, went upstairs to retrieve her.
Jack was at Restless Style when Phyllis received word that Sharon's bail
had been paid. Phyllis asked if Jack helped out Sharon but he assured he
didn't. Phyllis wrote a sensational article about Sharon's release.
At the G.C.A.C., Nikki reamed Victor for his "appalling" behavior towards
their daughter but he refused to be feel guilty about not welcoming Victoria
and Billy's new baby. Victor gruffly reminded that Victoria may cost him
his company, then pointed out how Nikki slept around in "sleazy motels" and
stalked away. Again, Nikki found herself tempted with booze and called
Deacon. She asked if she could come over to his place and he readily agreed.
Billy received an email from someone who claimed to be the tourist who
provided the incriminating audio of Sharon and Skye and offered it to Billy
for a price. Billy made the deal and received the recording over the
Internet. He listened to it with Phyllis and she pushed him to post it on
their web site since it made Sharon appear very guilty. Billy reluctantly
agreed. Later, Phyllis admitted that she doesn't think Sharon killed Skye.
Nikki showed up at Deacon's place and confessed her struggle to remain
sober. He gave her a pep talk and she gratefully hugged him. That turned
into passionate kissing and they started doffing their clothes.
Adam met with Jack and proposed that they work together to make the Newman
Fund rebound. Jack was reluctant but Adam professed they could make millions
and stick it to Victor. Adam advised Jack to think about his proposition.
Diane returned to Victor's house and told him her plans fell through. As
they looked over blueprints, he admitted to knowing about her financial
woes. Diane was embarrassed but he assured that she is the right woman for
his project. Victor started lamenting about his own troubles but she offered
words of encouragement. Victor started to kiss her. Diane stopped him ...but
then disrobed.
After waking up in bed with Deacon, Nikki lamented that their romp was "a mistake." Deacon understood and said he would be willing to spend any time with Nikki on her terms. That made her feel better and she revealed that she's leaving town to visit her sister.
Billy proudly introduced Lucy to his Restless Style staff. One of the
photographers wanted to take a family picture and post it on the Website.
Billy reacted harshly to the suggestion, which surprised Victoria. He covered
by claiming concern about "wackos" being out there but Victoria asked if he
was afraid Lucy's birth parents would see her and want her back. Billy
shrugged that off and insisted that they had adoption papers that stated
Lucy is theirs.
Diane cooed to Victor that his sheets were "decadent." They returned to
blueprints but their interaction remained playful. Nikki showed up and was
unhappy to find Diane with Victor. Diane excused herself and Nikki informed
Victor of her travel plans but wanted to finish their previous conversation.
When she tried to talk to him, he cut her off and ordered her to leave.
After Nikki departed, Diane told Victor she wants to have fun and romance
with him and he agreed to continue with "whatever this is."
Kevin found Daniel deep in thought and asked if he memory was coming back.
Daniel said no but fibbed that he had a dream that his kid was placed in a
loving home. Kevin thought it was a nice fantasy but maintained that the
baby is unfortunately with Daisy, who had vowed never to give her up.
At Crimson Lights, Tucker and Sofia were going over Blake's report when
McCall had a question about one of the stats. Blake happened to enter and
Sofia was nervous when Tucker asked the bloke a complicated question. When
Blake hesitated, Sofia jumped in with the answer but Tucker pressed for
further explanation. Blake sniffed that he would look into it and walked
away. Tucker was upset by the snub and after Sofia left, he did a Internet
search on James Collier (Blake's alias) and discovered that person is
deceased. Tucker then called his office to see when Cane brought Blake on
Lily noticed Cane was uneasy when she praised him as a family man. She asked
if he was okay and he claimed he was just overworked. Lily took the twins
for a walk and Sofia arrived. She advised Cane to handle Blake before he
blows their whole ruse with Tucker. Cane decided it was time to tell Lily
the truth but Sofia advised him against it. Tucker called and summoned Sofia
to his office.
Lily encountered Blake at Crimson Lights and tried to ask about Samantha and
his relationship with Cane. Blake stonewalled her and left. Daniel happened
by and Lily shared her nagging suspicions about Blake. Lily suddenly
remembered that Blake was the cop who showed up at the cottage on the night
of the tornado.
Meggie called Deacon and threatened to spill his role in Nikki's drinking
but he called her bluff and hung up....
Tucker explained to Sofia that James Collier is dead and that Cane is
conning them. Sofia confessed that Cane only did this to save his life and
protect his family but an enraged Tucker fired Sofia!... When Billy and
Victoria showed up at Crimson Lights with Lucy, Daniel wanted to make sure
that the baby is actually his daughter and swiped her pacifier.... Lily
returned home, filled with questions but Cane announced it was time that he
told her everything about his past.
Jack informed Adam that he wants Adam's help rebuilding the Newman Fund. Jack pointed out that they need lots of capital to get started so Adam shared that he tracked down one of Skye's off-shore accounts, which would give the fund a nice infusion of cash.
Ashley fumed to Sharon that she would have never given back Faith if she knew Sharon was going to take up with Adam, which led to murder charges for her. Sharon insisted she didn't kill anyone and was shocked when Ashley said she heard Sharon's threats to Skye on the Restless Style Website. Sharon tried to defend herself but Ashley wouldn't buy any of her reasons for being with the man who stole Faith. Adam showed up and a disgusted Ashley stormed away.
Malcolm asked Neil to stand up as his best man and Neil said he would "be honored." Despite his reservations about Sofia, Neil decided that
she's good people. Meanwhile, Sofia objected to Tucker's decision to fire
her. He argued that she put his company at risk by helping Cane deceive
him. Sofia tried to explain herself but Tucker demanded her office keys,
which she forked over and left. Neil arrived and Tucker announced that both Sofia and Cane have been terminated because of the Blake fiasco. Neil couldn't believe that Sofia would get mixed up in Cane's deception.
Leslie showed up at Restless Style and handed a cease-and-desist order to Phyllis concerning Sharon's recording on the Website. After a call to Rafe, Phyllis reluctantly complied. Leslie said the damage to Sharon's defense could lead to her conviction, which caused Phyllis to smile. Later, Jack was stunned when Phyllis admitted she she doesn't think Sharon is guilty. Phyllis couldn't believe it herself when she asked Jack, "Help me, help Sharon."
Leslie warned Sharon that the jury pool has been tainted thanks to the
recording going public. Sharon was shocked that she could actually go on trial but Leslie said the D.A. wants to go to court as soon as possible.
Sharon was shaken to the core about the possibility of a jail sentence.
Phyllis and Jack showed up and said that they want to prove Sharon's
innocence. Sharon warily accepted their help.
A devastated Sofia told Malcolm that she got fired because she "messed up." Malcolm was angry that Sofia didn't tell him what was going on sooner. "What's that tell us about our relationship?" he fumed. Sofia later met with Neil and laid out her reasons for coming to Cane's aid. A fed-up Neil headed out to confront his son-in-law.
Cane confessed to Lily that Blake has been blackmailing him about his past. Cane explained that he was part of a powerful organized crime family in Australia and that he turned state's evidence after his sister Samantha was killed. Now, he's being being blackmailed to pay off the crooks he put in prison and who are now free. Lily reeled from the news and blasted her husband for keeping secrets from her again. Malcolm interrupted and announced that both Cane and Sofia have been given their pink slips. Cane told Lily he tried to pay off the blackmailers by getting Blake a high-paying job with Tucker. Cane revealed that both he and Sofia have been doing the work for Blake. Malcolm chewed out Cane and Lily ordered her husband to leave the house. A crushed Cane walked out.
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Graduates of Ohio universities are showing they can make a difference in the world. Six Ohio schools claimed spots yesterday on the Peace Corps' annual list of the schools that send the most volunteers abroad.
For the first time, Ohio State University cracked the top 10 schools with the most alumni in the Peace Corps. With 80 graduates currently serving as volunteers, the university ranks No. 9 on the list.
"Ohio State University has been a great and longstanding partner for the Peace Corps," said Carrie Hessler-Radelet, acting director of the corps. "They have a great recruiter there, the faculty are very supportive, and the curriculum there is very forward-thinking and global to prepare students."
Ohio State hosted the country's first Peace Corps campus recruiter in 1974, and has continued to build its on-campus office and program.
Campus recruiter Jack Campbell started a Peace Corps club last year to help spread the message and help students compete as applicants. Campbell also has a Facebook page and hosts information sessions.
Kevin Johnson, who graduated from Ohio State in 2004, has become very involved in the school's recruiting.
Although Johnson did not discover the Peace Corps through the Ohio State office, he now frequently attends career fairs and information sessions to share his experience as he finishes his master's degree at OSU's Fisher College of Business.
"The hardest thing is just to get the message out, being such a large campus," said Johnson, who served as a math teacher in Ghana from 2009 to 2011.
"But that size itself helped prepare me and prepares students because it makes you more prepared to adapt and integrate into other cultures because of the diversity at such a big school."
The top schools on the list are the University of Washington and the University of Florida, each with 107 alumni serving as Peace Corps volunteers.
The nation's largest schools send the most volunteers. But the Peace Corps also has rankings for medium and small schools, and five Ohio schools placed on those lists.
Miami University was No. 11 among medium schools, and among small schools Oberlin College was No. 4; Denison University, No. 7; Kenyon College, No. 8; and Case Western Reserve University, No. 18.
Denison University jumped 13 spots this year, and Kenyon College jumped 23. These small schools have no dedicated recruiting program, so they are pleased with their graduates' involvement in the Peace Corps.
"Being on the list is impressive because it's a very small school, but there's a real sense of service here," said Mark Kohlman, Kenyon's chief business officer who served in the Peace Corps. " So it doesn't surprise me."


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OHCHR Human Rights Programme for the Middle East and Northern Africa Region
Country Mandates Establishedby the CHR/HRC
Open invitation to Special Procedures
Regional Members of the Human Rights Council:
Algeria 2016 Kuwait 2014 Libya 2013 Mauritania 2013 Morocco 2016 Qatar 2013 Saudi Arabia 2016 United Arab Emirates 2015
Voluntary Pledges and Commitments
The North Africa region continues to present major human rights challenges and opportunities. Almost all states of the region are undergoing their own democratic transitions to ensure that the human rights and aspirations of all their people are respected, without discrimination and in accordance with international standards. Human rights challenges are in the areas of rule of law, good governance, economic, social and cultural rights, and, in some cases, effective transitional justice initiatives and prolonged states of emergency. Gender protection, women and children's rights and the rights of persons in vulnerable groups, for example, children and migrants, remain key areas to be strengthened. Other human rights issues of concern include freedom of expression and information, protection of human rights defenders, freedom of association, judicial independence and law enforcement, the impact of counter-terrorism legislation and economic and social rights.
The mandate of the Regional Office for North Africa, like that of other regional offices, is to technically assist all countries of the region and with particular focus on those in transition to focus their priorities and policies without discrimination, on human rights centred and in accordance with international standards. The Office will provide coverage for other countries, as requested by Headquarters; engage with regional and sub-regional intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations; and function as a resource centre for country offices, human rights components of peace operations and human rights officers deployed in the region by providing relevant thematic expertise for capacity-building, fact-finding, advocacy and other activities. To that end, regional offices are intended to help bridge gaps in implementation at the national level.
The geographic scope of the regional office will encompass the following countries: Algeria, Egypt, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia. The Regional Office for North Africa works in close cooperation with OHCHR Country Offices in Mauritania and Tunisia as well as with the Human Rights Section within UNSMI Libya.
OHCHR's Regional Office will focus on establishing bilateral cooperation frameworks with countries in the region where OHCHR has no presence and identifying relevant thematic priorities in consultation with Member States, national human rights institutions, NGOs and UN Country Teams in the region.
The Office will seek to strengthen the national human rights capacities of governments and civil society actors in the region on the promotion and protection of all human rights without discrimination, including thematic issues such as judicial independence, fighting impunity, the impact of counter-terrorism legislation, and law enforcement. These include, but are not limited to, the provision of support for the establishment of appropriate transitional justice mechanisms, the provision of support for strengthening national and regional stakeholders on issues relating to gender protection, women and children's rights and human rights defenders with the aim of increasing participation and inclusion in decision-making processes. These objectives will be met through regular analysis and reporting, sharing OHCHR materials, engagement with member states in developing national action plans on human rights, providing technical assistance and training modules, and participating in regional consultations on human rights issues.
The Regional Office also serves as a forum for sharing regional experiences and good practices in the area of human rights, particularly concerning the priority themes of impunity, weak institutions and discrimination. It will cooperate in and carry out joint programming with international and regional partners such as UN agencies, UN Country Teams, regional organizations, and national human rights institutions. The Office will support country visits by Special Procedures Mandate holders and also advocate for treaty ratification, reporting and follow-up. It will assist Member States, national human rights institutions, civil society and UN Country Teams in developing appropriate mechanisms for treaty reporting and follow-up to recommendations by special procedures, treaty bodies and the UPR mechanism.
OHCHR Regional Office for North Africa (RONA) co-organized with the UN Information Centre in Cairo and the Arab Organization for Human Rights in Cairo (Egypt) in December 2012, a two-day panel discussion on human rights defenders and social media in the Arab region, successes and challenges. Several journalists, including 6 television crews attended the opening, during which the High Commissioner's Human Rights Day video address was projected.
RONA co-organized the Regional Consultation Meeting on 13 and 14 April 2012 in Cairo, Egypt with the International Service for Human Rights and the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies. The Consultation Meeting entitled «human rights defenders in the Middle East and North Africa, and Regional and International Human Rights Mechanisms», was facilitated by international experts including the Special Rapporteur on human rights defenders, the Special Rapporteur on the right to freedom of peaceful assembly, and the Special Rapporteur on human rights defenders of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights.
RONA held a regional workshop, jointly with the Moroccan Inter-ministerial Delegation for Human Rights and the Association for the Prevention of Torture, on the "Prevention of Torture in the Context of Transitions", in Rabat, Morocco. Particular attention was given to international mechanisms for the prohibition and prevention of torture. Some 60 participants from Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia attended the Workshop, including Government officials, and representatives from national human rights institutions and civil society actors as well as UN Residents Coordinators.
RONA technically and financially assisted the implementation of a workshop in Lebanon on female human rights defenders (2 days for 12 participants from Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco) which brought together Women Human Rights Defenders and UN country representatives in the MENA region to reflect on different country experiences, main challenges and obstacles for women activities, and on how best to strategize on specific actions that could be taken at the national level to enhance the wider UN's role and support for Women Human Rights Defenders. RONA, in partnership with UNDP regional office and the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the promotion of truth, justice, reparation and guarantees of non-recurrence and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), organised Regional Consultation on "Transitional Justice in the Middle East and North Africa: Recent Developments and Past Experiences". The Regional Consultation took place in Cairo on 7-9 November and gathered more than 70 participants and representatives of Governments, civil society organisations and national human rights institutions across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region who shared their experiences and practices on transitional justice, identified challenges and needs, and discussed possible cooperation with national, regional and international stakeholders.
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So if you want to see XCOM for yourself, look for the big geoscape hanging from the ceiling and make a beeline for it:
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Summer Media Fellowships
Think like a lawyer; report like a journalist.
At the nation's premier environmental law school, you can enhance your journalism skills and deepen your understanding of environmental law and policy through our Summer Media Fellowships. Every summer, Vermont Law School's Environmental Law Center brings together legal educators, policymakers, practicing lawyers and other leaders in their fields to share their expertise in our Summer Session. They also enjoy the beauty of our campus, the historic village of South Royalton and the natural surroundings.
Our Media Fellowships are open to full-time online, print and broadcast journalists who cover the environment, natural resources, energy, legal affairs, public health and other environment-related issues. Our Media Fellows audit one two-week course between June and August and have access to our distinguished faculty and visiting policy leaders. (Select your course from Terms Two, Three or Four in the Summer Session catalog). You will receive a $1,250 stipend, free housing, free books and a tuition waiver. Family members are welcome to join you.
You will learn from experienced litigators who have won major cases and from policy experts in climate change, energy and other key legal areas. After class, you can meet for on- or off-the-record conversations with these thought-provoking experts. You will develop new insights, meet new sources and gain a renewed enthusiasm for covering these critical issues. And after a satisfying day of seminars, conversation and professional growth, you can enjoy the wonders of Vermont by swimming, kayaking, hiking, biking or just reading and relaxing on your front porch.
The 2013 Summer Session features courses on the Clean Water Act, nuclear power, human impacts on the ocean, energy development and climate change, agriculture and food policy, and U.S.-China environmental laws. For a full listing of our 2013 summer courses, faculty and schedule, visit our Summer Session pages. Media fellows also take part in the Summer Session's brown bag lunch series, "Hot Topics in Environmental Law," delivering a 45-minute, informal lecture on a topic of their choosing.
"It was a great relief—and a pleasure—to spend two entire weeks simply digging into one subject. I was able to build considerable depth in a topic that is likely to gain prominence on the public agenda. I feel much better prepared to report knowledgeably on the topic (Arctic oil exploration). And I also seized the chance to wander into offices and engage people throughout the law school. A first-rate experience." -- Richard Harris, NPR
"I recommend this fellowship to any reporter covering the environment. Not only do you have to know the science, but VLS helps you to know the law. In fact, I still keep my textbooks from that summer as reference materials." -- Seth Borenstein, AP
"Vermont Law School gave me the rare chance to spend two focused weeks studying the law and policy behind the environmental issues I write about. My course, Earth Law, was engaging and thought-provoking. The faculty shared its expertise through lectures on timely topics and opened their doors to me for one-on-one discussions. I'd recommend the fellowship to any journalist seeking a broader understanding of environmental law." -- Tony Barboza, Los Angeles Times
"I enjoyed the chance to take some time out to take a single course, and appreciated the easy access to faculty. Much enjoyed! I also, of course, loved the peace and quiet." -- Kate Galbraith, Texas Tribune
Past Summer Media Fellows:
Ashley Ahearn, PRI's Living on Earth
Anthony Barboza, Los Angeles Times
Seth Borenstein, Associated Press
Winifred Bird, freelancer in Japan
Dina Cappiello, Houston Chronicle
Jon Christensen, freelancer for The New York Times
Warren Cornwall, Seattle Times
Beth Daley, Boston Globe
Rob Davis, VoiceOfSanDiego
Jason Dearen, Associated Press
Misty Edgecomb, Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Kate Galbraith, Texas Tribune
Erica Gies, freelancer for The New York Times
Adam Glenn, independent online producer (formerly ABCNews, Greenwire)
Richard Harris, NPR
Cynthia Henry, Philadelphia Inquirer
Tom Henry, The Blade (Toledo)
Cheryl Hogue, Chemical & Engineering News
Lawrence Hurley, Greenwire
Mike Lee, San Diego Union-Tribune
Randy Lee Loftis, Dallas Morning News
John McQuaid, New Orleans Times-Picayune
Miao Xiaojuan, Xinhua News Agency
Jodi Peterson, High Country News
Asher Price, Austin American-Statesman
Amy Quinton, New Hampshire Public Radio
Mark Schapiro, Center for Investigative Reporting
Florah Seboni, Wena Industry and Environment Magazine (Botswana)
Mitch Tobin, Arizona Daily Star
How to Apply:
Application deadline is Feb. 16, 2013. Applicants should submit a résumé, two work samples and an essay of up to 400 words describing their interest in the program. Send application materials to: email@example.com
The purpose of the Fellowships program is to sharpen journalists' skills through professional development, so they can advance public understanding of environmental and natural resource issues and the laws and policies that affect our lives and the natural world.
Fellowships are competitive and open to staff, freelance and independent reporters, writers, editors and producers who are working full time as journalists. Journalism students and teachers, public relations practitioners and contributors to newsletters, magazines and other media controlled by industry, government or advocacy groups are not eligible. Fellows are selected based on the quality of their work and their ability to reach a broad audience. VLS looks for journalists who are from different geographic areas, at different career stages, in different types of media and who work for a variety of news organizations.
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Education is key to liberation. Established community centers where knowledge and ideas abound and flow freely, public libraries are an ideal space to share information regarding the numerous benefits a plant-based diet has in improving our health, preserving the environment and protecting animals.
Through Mercy For Animals' pro-active, education-focused Library Outreach Campaign, community centers nationwide have been welcome hosts of our attention-grabbing and thought-provoking pro-vegetarian exhibits. Comprised of multiple panels and accompanying materials, the exhibits powerfully illustrate the disturbing reality of factory farming, countered with inspiring tips on preventing farmed animal abuse and information on moving toward a healthy and humane diet.
Seeking to make facts, ideas and data regarding vegetarianism, compassionate cooking, factory farming, and animal ethics and advocacy more accessible and visible, a second tier to MFA's Library Outreach Campaign consists of donating books, resources and documentary films on such issues to libraries nationwide.
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MFA's library exhibits combine interesting facts, moving quotes, helpful tips, powerful images and free literature to inform readers about the cruel conditions in which over 9 billion farmed animals live and die within the United States annually. Exhibit viewers often walk away empowered and motivated to embark on a journey toward a plant-based diet.
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Player Profile: Derek Jeter
Derek Jeter, one of the Yankees' all-time greats (and that is saying something given the storied history of that major league baseball franchise), suffered through two down seasons in 2010-11 causing many to think the time in the sun for the Yankee's leader was finally drawing to an end. However, showing that greatness should never be doubted, Jeter rebounded with a flurry of offensive fireworks in '12 proving along the way that his 38 year old body – he'll be 39 in June – still had something left to contribute in this game. Alas, the good feelings were wiped out when he fractured his ankle in the playoffs leading to October surgery. Jeter is progressing well with hie rehab and everyone thinks he will be on the field Opening Day. The question in the fantasy baseball game is should he be in your fantasy lineup?
Jeter is one of the greatest offensive forces in the history of baseball. Just take a quick glance as his all-time rankings with the bat when compared against other shortstops.
1st in hits (3,304)
1st in runs (1,868)
7th in AVG (.313)
8th in OBP (.382)
He's also been remarkably consistent with 14 different seasons hitting .290 with 10 homers, 10 steals, 50 RBIs and 75 runs scored. No other shortstop has ever had more than seven such seasons (Barry Larkin).
Above I noted that Jeter had a strong 2012, an effort which included a .316 average, 15 homers, 58 RBIs, 99 runs scored and nine steals. For any player that's damn impressive, let alone a guy who is pushing 40.
Obviously though there is much more to the story than that or why would I bother writing about him?
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Let's start with the most obvious issue – his health. Again, his ankle should be good to go but he is coming off a significant injury at 38 years old. That has to cause some concern. Another issue that plays off the injury is that he stole only nine bases last season even before he was hurt. Is an aging player, coming off a significant ankle issue, likely to return to stealing 15 plus bases as he did in five of the past six season before last year?
Next is the power. The 15 homers were a three year high and only one less than he hit in 2010-11. It's also the second highest mark he has posted since 2005. Clearly he shouldn't be expected to go deep another 15 times. The back of his ball card tells you that. Going a bit deeper it should be noted that he posted a career worst fly ball rate of 15.9 percent. I have to be honest. There are times where numbers catch even The Oracle by surprise, and this is one of those cases. I knew that Jeter was far from the type of batter that spends any time lifting the ball, but under 16 percent of batted balls going upward? That's akin to the level of oddness that saw Barry Bonds going deep 73 times. The big league average fly ball rate is literally more than double the mark that Jeter posted in '12 (35 percent last year). Not just that, but Jeter has failed to reach even 20 percent with his fly ball rate in any of the last three seasons. Moreover, Jeter's 16.1 percent HR/F ratio last season was the second best mark of his career and four of the previous five seasons that number wasn't even in double-digits. Fifteen homers ain't happening again.
Is the batting average repeatable? On the surface you'd have to say yes. After all, he only batted three points higher than his career mark of .313. Still, if I was a betting man I'd lay pretty strong odds against a batting average repeat. He hit .270 and .297 in 2010-11. He's coming off injury. He's 38 (stop me if you've read this before). There's also that amazingly low fly ball rate. There's also the insanely high 3.94 GB/FB ratio (Jeter has hit at least 62 percent of his batted balls on the ground the past three years). Jeter depends, to a large extent, on his batted balls not finding a fielders glove. That's always going to leave him at the whim of the placement of those grounders and the defenders. He also swung at more pitches outside the strike zone than ever before in 2010 (28.2 percent). He upped that mark to 28.8 percent in 2011. Things got even worse in 2012 at 31.1 percent. Overall he swung at 50 percent of pitches last year, an eight year high. Jeter also posted a contract rate of 84.5 percent, a very solid mark, but still a six year low. Pitchers noticed all of that too as they only threw him strikes on 44.9 percent of pitches, the fewest strikes he has ever seen. None of that speaks to a repeat in the batting average category.
If healthy, and he should be, Jeter will still be an effective hitter. He's simply too talented an experienced to just fall on his face. However, the average is likely to recede. It doesn't seem probable that he will be stealing 15+ bags either. There is no way he will go deep 15 times again. Add that all up and you would be in a much better place if you looked at his 2011 effort (.297 with six homers, 61 RBIs and 84 runs scored) as the baseline for your 2013 expectations.
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Wed, Jan 02, 2013 | 21:21 GMT
Sing Hero assets show canned karaoke game
Prior to its dramatic exit from the music games business, Activision had a karaoke game in the works – Sing Hero. Not much is known about the game beyond its use of fan numbers as a scoring device. Siliconera has a couple of assets from the shelved title, which was in the works at Rock Band Wii port developer Pi Studios. The developer has since closed, and although Activision has renewed its Sing Hero trademark, it looks like this once has been abandoned. Hit the link to pick over the bones.
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ActiBlizz applies for Sing Hero trademark
If the US government's Patent and Trademark office's website is to be believed, Activision's applied for a trademark for Sing Hero.
Surely it sounds like what it is–a competitor to Sony's Singstar and Microsoft's Lips.
Looks as though ActiBlizz bossman Bobby Kotick wasn't lying during his company's financial call last month, when he said that five more "Hero" games would be heading our way this year.
Great. More drunken karaoke is in our future.


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Hubbard Street Dance Chicago's Israel bill
The company imports an unlikely mix: healing, thrilling contemporary dance.
"Feel juicy," Yoshifumi Inao says softly as he swings his arms across his body to the right while pointing his bent knees to the left. Seven of HSDC's eight female members echo the move behind him in a second-floor studio at the company's West Loop headquarters. They're learning a delicate, meditative sequence from a dance called Three; in four weeks, they'll perform it at the Harris Theater as part of what HSDC calls "one of the most culturally significant initiatives" in its 34-year history.
Inao is teaching the Three excerpt and other recent choreographies on behalf of their creator, Ohad Naharin, artistic director of the Batsheva Dance Company in Tel Aviv. (Formerly a Batsheva dancer and briefly its associate director, Inao now stages Naharin's works.) The instruction to "feel juicy" isn't just a helpful mental image: Along with cutting-edge composition, potent stagecraft and unpredictable soundtracks, Naharin, 58, is known for a complete rethinking of movement categorization called Gaga.
In Gaga (no relation to the pop goddess), organic momentum trumps flash and force. Even if barely noticeable, the entire body is in a constant state of motion. Reflexes, and natural responses like reverberation, are embraced, although not exaggerated. Often satisfying—Naharin tells dancers to "connect to pleasure"—Gaga even proves effective as movement therapy for people with Parkinson's and other diseases.
Which isn't to say it's always gentle. Gaga also facilitates access to serious horsepower and, two weeks earlier in the same room, nothing resembled the Zen-like atmosphere of Inao's rehearsal. The entire company had assembled to finish Too Beaucoup by Naharin's protégé, Sharon Eyal.
Eyal's collaborator and partner of seven years, Gaï Behar, stood to her right wearing an enormous Raiders parka. Beyond him, bearded and flanneled like a server at a restaurant with an ampersand in its name, DJ Ori Lichtik manned a jerry-rigged sound board jacked into the studio's speaker system, belching a rough cut of Beaucoup's relentlessly thumping score. Fifteen dancers marched in lockstep while sharply changing directions—militaristic except for irregular, sassy hip throws. Groups filed in from each side, chopping the air with distorted semaphore gestures.
From her perch atop a ballet barre, Eyal, 39, jumped to her feet and drew a finger across her throat. The beats stopped, revealing the rasp of the dancers' heaving breaths. Behar, Eyal and Lichtik huddled, while HSDC rehearsal director Terence Marling listened in. Company artistic director Glenn Edgerton beckoned Marling over. "What happened?" he asked.
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The Portland Trail Blazers have reached an agreement with free-agent Craig Smith.
Smith spent the past two seasons with the Clippers.
He averaged 5.4 points and 2.4 rebounds in 48 games last year.
Drafted 36th overall by Minnesota in the 2006 draft.
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But the guy said Foote had an ABYSMAL season. WTF?
Dion Jordan is an athletic freak. He will be a very good pass rusher and is also good in coverage. But, if I were an NFL team, I'd run right at him all day long. I don't know if he'll ever be stout at the POA.
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A good friend is always in style, and like the peaks and valleys of playground popularity, friendship bracelets have made a comeback in a big way. The friendship bracelet has grown up, and the typical plastic gimp or floss wrist adornments have transformed into an effortless accessories.
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-- There's still time.
We didn't watch.
-- -- -- Absolutely huge and community who refused -- Google's.
-- lives before and don't moral.
Wrong -- -- really look forward.
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu today.
Pointed comment.
Many believe was directly aimed at the US for failing to.
Detail the Red Line if you will when -- when they will lack the US will act to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapon this as.
Israeli prime minister requested.
According to Israeli officials -- meeting with President Obama.
Either in New York or in Washington.
According to the Israelis it was turned down.
The White House through the White House National Security Council spokesman said this quote.
There's simply not in the city at the same time that the president prime minister are infrequent contact.
And the prime minister will meet with other senior officials including Secretary Clinton during his visit.
Now later a senior official said that they're not ruling out a possible meeting in Washington.
But the president will likely be campaigning.
Possibly in a battleground state like Ohio.
Let's bring in our panel Jonah Goldberg how large editor of national review online Juan Williams columnist with the hill and syndicated columnist Charles Grant him.
-- Well it's -- they're claiming that they can -- because that are going to be in new York at the same time.
-- isn't as if Washington isn't accessible.
Having not heard of the Acela.
Or that the President -- -- -- -- -- who says his campaign schedule if you wanted to meet with.
Netanyahu he would obviously this is a snub.
According to -- inside of a joke that's about the weakest excuse you can imagine but for the Israelis is a strategic issue it's a life and death issue.
They look around and they see the IAE report from two weeks ago.
We said that the Iran -- nuclear program far from being stopped by sanctions is actually accelerated.
There's another of spinning.
The production of uranium.
Is doubling now inside the facility in Fargo.
Outside of the city of -- In a place it's almost impregnable they look around and they see that the negotiations it was supposed to be a last ditch negotiations that we -- He stumble in Baghdad and Moscow have gone absolutely nowhere.
The Iranians haven't even offered anything to do -- the world and the world is doing nothing and lastly what they've seen which I think was -- -- precipitating event is that the secretary of state -- State Department said they have no interest in red lines.
That I some strategists like and many quarters -- and others in the US have argued.
If there's any seriousness to our declaration and we're not gonna let Iran become nuclear.
We have to establish a red line in negotiations are going nowhere everyone knows it.
The program is accelerating in Iran unless we establish a red line a deadline.
That's a signal.
To the Iranians -- you do anything they want to be no response from the US that's why the Israelis are panicked but is -- -- different structures around redlining that deadline.
Other words not a day but an action by which you cross and then the US attacks it could be one nor the other could be a date.
If you're not gonna offer anything in negotiations.
Which they haven't we're gonna have to act or you say.
If you're in Richmond to reaches a certain capacity which they are rapidly achieving.
But if you don't establish any line any what it is that we are trying to prevent and win.
Then you are telling the -- -- in the world we're not serious and for the Israelis the Israelis are saying.
Either I have a red line that we'll trust you.
Or at least allow us to defend ourselves but don't do no red lines and give us a red light because in that case Israel is entirely helpless.
On more about that diplomatic implications of of saying.
You're not enemy was Israeli prime minister requests of me.
There's no diplomatic consequence in this area I mean the reality is -- telephones and telegraph some email and everything else and also.
That he has the opportunity to meet with Secretary Clinton with other officials.
I think in large part you know this is a situation where I think the Republicans and Mitt Romney see this as political -- Especially if you're talking to Jewish voters in this country that they're trying to win away from President Obama and -- I think today.
Well it must not they're gonna say some tomorrow it's not eleven yet.
Be it seems to me the reality of the situation gets lost here the reality is that the United States under President Obama not only.
-- is at record levels in terms of funding for Israel and the Israeli military.
But has been very clear that Israel has -- right to defend itself and has been all about saying that we do not want Iran to have nuclear capability.
And then -- military exercises are being conducted in that region in the waters off of Iran even now to make it very clear.
That they should not think that the United States has any reluctance to be involved in the military response.
Mitt Romney went to Israel he managed to insult the Palestinians he managed to say that you know.
Israel a Jerusalem should be the capital.
At some point get to say well wait is that always have him on that Democrats put back into their convention platform just six days ago that Jerusalem should be the capital of Israel nobody they look everybody every administration Republican or Democrat this coming -- that's just you know window dress I guess I was getting out.
Right but I got -- went -- point here is.
There is very little difference between Romney Obama or any other American president in terms.
Seeking to establish peace as aren't in -- in American national interest.
-- before before I -- I want to.
Point to this.
Increasing tensions House Intelligence Committee described committee chairman describing.
What he saw and a meeting behind closed doors between the US ambassador and the Israeli prime minister and also a member of The Knesset now.
Right now the Israelis don't believe that this administration is serious when they say.
All options are on the table and more importantly neither -- the Iranians.
That's -- the program -- progress.
I think President Obama knows that prime minister Netanyahu -- asking.
What are you going to do regarding Iran how long you'll have to wait in May be wants to avoid that meeting.
-- -- Yeah -- Just for the record so far -- reading up on this all day -- all afternoon at least.
The owners I've -- news exclusively politicized this and talk about -- -- -- for the Republicans as you.
-- -- haven't -- anyone else do it how many having -- -- maybe tomorrow that will change but at the same time.
Part of the problem stems from the simple fact that.
The Israelis have a vested interest in keeping Iran from having the capability to build a nuclear bomb.
Barack Obama seems more concerned about preventing them from actually having a nuclear bomb and -- there's an important distinction between the two.
I think that also Bibi Netanyahu stuck in this box where heat.
If if he's told by administration Washington we will not approve you attacking if he goes alone -- attacks Iran.
They know that Iran will then attacked American interest American citizens.
And it could be very well rip asunder the relationship between Israel and America and that's why I think media is so incredibly frustrated.
Is that he knows that.
He can't go alone I mean -- could say that they have a right to defend themselves but if if you don't have the American sanction to it and he goes alone.
It could really -- relationship with the United States of America.
And the only way Beebe could actually make that call as if they really thought there was going to be sort of -- holocaust situation I don't think they're very.
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