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Ignatius Kutu Acheampong
Acheampong was born in Kuamsi in the Ashanti Region, to James Kwadwo Kutu Acheampong and Madam Akua Manu of Trabuom, Ashanti. He attended Trabuom Elementary School, St. Peter's Catholic School, Kumasi, and Central College of Commerce, Swedru in the Central Region.
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What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder.
Bible -- Matthew 19:6
Better a tooth out than always aching.
Thomas Fuller
Many divorces are not really the result of irreparable injury but involve, instead, a desire on the part of the man or woman to shatter the setup, start out from scratch alone, and make life work for them all over again. They want the risk of disaster, want to touch bottom, see where bottom is, and, coming up, to breathe the air with relief and relish again.
Edward Hoagland
A Roman divorced from his wife, being highly blamed by his friends, who demanded, "Was she not chaste? Was she not fair? Was she not fruitful?" holding out his shoe, asked them whether it was not new and well made. "Yet," added he, "none of you can tell where it pinches me.
When two people decide to get a divorce, it isn't a sign that they "don't understand" one another, but a sign that they have, at last, begun to.
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Also, the summary of the Jets opening game against Kansas City.
If you had any - aspirations for the 2005 New York Jets to get to the Super Bowl or even make the playoffs - you may want to temper those expectations... just a bit.
From the Chiefs ridiculously easy three-play drive to start the game - to the meaningless garbage-time touchdown the Jets scored to end the game - these 2005 Jets were completely manhandled 27-7 by a previously defenseless Chief team.
What made this drubbing different from the ones the Jets used to take in the Kotite era - is that these Jets supposedly have talent. You wouldn't have known it by what you witnessed. Unbelievably, Ben Graham - the new Australian punter was the Jets' best performer on Sunday. When your punter is your best player, there is no choice but to speak candidly, openly and scathingly about the imposters wearing Jet green. A performance like this calls for finger pointing ... and some venting. Let's start from the top...
COACH HERMAN EDWARDS: Do you think the Jets were a little ill-prepared for this game? We never had a chance to test Edwards' time management skills, because the Jets never got the game close enough where it really mattered. The Jets on Sunday lacked fire, enthusiasm, discipline (8 penalties) and football intelligence.
From the get go - they didn't belong on the same field as Kansas City. This falls squarely on the head coach. Eight months to prepare for this game - and the Jets were listless bystanders. Frankly, it was an embarrassing scene for Edwards and the whole team - who seemed so far removed from last year's solid playoff outfit.
QB CHAD PENNINGTON: Is this the same enigmatic, decisive, level-headed quarterback who's led the Jets to the playoffs in three of the past four years? You can't blame Paul Hackett now for Pennington's inexplicable SIX fumbles (two lost), one interception, and numerous inaccurate and underthrown passes. Also, it's not like Pennington never used the shotgun before. I mean, you don't forget how to ride a bike, do you?
The Jets were in the Chiefs red zone six times and could only manage a late game gimme touchdown. Pennington wasn't even in the game when Jay Fielder found Chris Baker to break the shutout.
In the past, the one thing you could always count on with Pennington was his confidence and knowledge of reading defenses. While mentally he may have seen what he wanted to do on the field, he didn't get it done. Why? The truth is tough. But right now, Pennington has no velocity on his throws. The Jets will never admit it, but how can they trust Chad to make all the throws when Chad doesn't trust himself? He looks tentative and very rarely did his balls have any zip on them. Is this just a one-game problem or will Pennington's arm strength issue rear its' ugly head all season? Will teams look to stop the short and intermediate routes because Pennington really can't throw deep and outside the hashes?
From what transpired yesterday, we can only ascertain that Pennington simply has no speed on his throws. He never was a fire thrower to begin with, but if his passes continue to float around, this Jets team has no shot of reaching the post-season.
WR LAVERANUES COLES: A Redskin fan friend of mine reminded me of the feast or famine nature of L.C.'s receiving skills. While Coles has the flair for making the spectacular catch, he has troubles catching the easy ones on a consistent basis. This was never more apparent when Coles blatantly dropped THREE touchdown passes on Sunday.
The first ball was one of the few perfectly thrown Pennington passes on a wide open post route. Another was a sideline throw with no defenders around him. The third was a late game pass that hit Coles in the hands. There is no excuse for this. The Jets didn't pay Coles millions to perform like he did yesterday.
Afterwards, he acknowledged his horrible game and apologized to the team for him performance. Forget the apologies, LC
just play better.
THE OFFENSIVE LINE: Does the term jailbreak apply? Is the revamped Kansas City defense that good or was the defection of Kareem McKenzie this detrimental to the Jets line play?
Maybe, a combination of both.
Curtis Martin rarely found running room in this game and Pennington was consistently under siege after getting sacked three times and knocked down after throwing many more times. Even if Jets OC Mike Heimerdinger is an offensive genius, it means nothing if the guys up front don't do their job.
Obviously, Kevin Mawae, who was guilty several mis-snaps and shotgun snap that Manute Bol couldnt have handled may have had his worse game as a NY Jet.
Last year, the offensive line propelled Martin to the league rushing title. If the line replicates its first game effort, Martin won't even make it to 1,000 yards - or through the season.
Next week, things should get better against the Dolphins, despite their opening day win. The Jets offensive line owned the Dolphins last year - so it will be a true test to see where they stand in this young season.
FIRST QUARTER DEFENSE: The entire defense probably thought the game started at 1:45 EST, as they sleepwalked through the first quarter.
Jets Defensive coordinator Donnie Henderson must have been exploding as Priest Holmes and Larry Johnson ran around, through and all over the Jets defense with ease on the first drive and relative ease on the second. To be fair, the Chiefs do this to mostly everyone (I'd be curious to see if they can do this to the Patriots).
One bright note is that the D did improve their play over the final three quarters - especially considering the turnovers and ridiculously precarious positions the offense put them in. However, doesn't this trend look familiar? The Jets miraculously only gave up 34 first quarter points last season, but their second half defense (Seven 2nd half shutouts last year) was consistently better than their first half defense in 2004. Why can't the Jets D duplicate their 2nd half defensive play for the whole game?
Right now, the offense needs all the help it can get. Henderson must get the defense to play with intensity immediately; at the start of games. The Jets need to not play from
behind, so they can run Curtis and all the play action goodies that come from that. It's up to the defense to show up earlier to make sure that happens.
CB DAVID BARRETT: The addition of shutdown cornerback Ty Law just makes it more apparent how weak Barrett really is as a cover corner, as all balls will now go his way. Do good cover corners usually play ten yards off the ball on a consistent basis if they weren't hiding some cover deficiencies?
If the Jets were more confident in Barrett, they would have him pressing the receiver on the line, but they didn't against KC. They didn't want to expose Barrett to the deep throw so the Chiefs smartly opted to complete every pass they wanted to in front
of him. It was the same scenario last year and I don't understand why more teams didn't take advantage of it - or why Barrett was handed the corner job in pre-season?
Assuming Law plays like his old self , the Jets will need to get some pressure on the QB to help Barrett out. With John Abraham getting some reps in along with Sean Ellis - the Jets may be able to hide Barrett's flaws and win more battles on the defensive side.
K MIKE NUGENT: All the agony of Doug Brien's playoff misses. Who will
come to the rescue? All the promise of sure footed Mike Nugent fell flat on his butt - literally - on his first field goal attempt in the NFL. It was almost laughable as Nugent inexplicably slipped on the apparently slippery turf at Arrowhead on his first and only field goal attempt in the third quarter.
A comical side note in what was a riot of a day for the green and white. Nugent did make an extra point so there is hope that all his future field goal attempts will not land him on the ground.
ANY POSITIVES? TE Chris Baker had the game of his life with seven catches for 124 yards and a touchdown. Opposing defenses will now actually cover Baker, so it remains to be seen if he can be consistent. CB Ty Law had a nifty interception in the end zone to thwart a Chiefs drive and Ben Graham's punts boomed off his foot all afternoon. That was about it.
So, is this a complete disaster? Is it a one game aberration or a sign of things to come? Let me remind you of opening day 2003. The New England Patriots go up to play the Buffalo Bills and get shellacked 31-0. That same season they won the Super Bowl. While it's incredulous to think that these Jets have that Super look in them, it was only one game. This team has far too much talent to consistently lay an egg. One win this coming Sunday against the Dolphins will ease the pain. Already, it is a must win, as every other AFC East team won this opening weekend. The Jets need to forget this horrible performance and get back the confidence, swagger and fortitude they had in last
year's playoff run. If they do that, this first week loss may be a footnote in an otherwise special season.


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A deeper understanding of the human mind and behaviour can occur through the study of other social primates - but at what cost?
Melbourne Zoo's pedagogy aligns with best practice approaches for VCE Biology and has a strong focus on collaborative learning and developing inquiry skills. Students consider the findings of classic animal research that has contributed to the contemporary understandings in psychology and led to the current practices for ethical care and treatment of animals in research. Students will be involved in an ethical discussion about a Zoo-based case study as members of an Animal Ethics Committee (AEC).
Students will observe the behaviour of a social primate species and collect and record qualitative and quantitative data for further analysis back at school.
The Mere Monkeys learning program is designed to address the area of study and outcomes in VCE Psychology Unit 1: Introduction to psychology - Area of Study 2: Lifespan psychology/Unit 2: Self and others – Area of Study 1: Interpersonal and group behaviour.
This program can be used to meet the requirements of the School Assessed Coursework (SAC).
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Benefit checks have been delayed for more than 9,000 unemployed Wisconsinites because of a state backlog.
Labor officials say the claims that are backlogged are all in need of manual processing because the filer received an overpayment after underreporting wages.
Department of Workforce Development John Dipko said in an email to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel the backlog includes nearly 9,400 claims dating back to late July. Dipko says it could take as long as March to clear up the backlog.
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RIM BlackBerry Curve 9360 Qwerty smartphone
There's been a rash of activity from RIM recently, with a range of subtly different BlackBerry models designed to appeal to different segments of the smart phone market. The Curve 9360 is towards the budget end but still packs in a full Qwerty hard keyboard, 5Mp camera and the latest version of BlackBerry's OS. RIM BlackBerry …
What's with the blatant Android fanboyism in the last line of the review? Why not recommend, for instance, What Mobile magazine's Phone of the Year 2011 and have done?
The last twitchings of a dying insect
Even if RIM released the finest device known to mankind, fabricated from a single sliver of aluminium, with an OS and software to match - it's too late for them.
This piece of boring creaky plastic corporate nastiness does them no favours. Surely someone in the company must look at the latest Samsung, HTC, Apple, heck even Motorola phones and notice the quality gap?
They just don't get it, do they?
It is not "fanboyism"
He says if you want BBM stick with this budget Blackberry. If you don't care for BBM then there are similarly priced Androids available that do the same thing. The iPhone is priced well above either and therefore not a serious option for those on a limited budget.
This is a solid review.
Apart from
the iPhone 3GS which is 'free' on a contract
Is there any decent business Qwerty Android phone out-there? Does anyone has any idea?
Do Blackberries run Skype yet or should we ignore it?
It doesn't :/ But it does run Spotify (I know, it's different - but still nice to have)
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University of Tennessee at Chattanooga athletic director David Blackburn remembers last year's Porky's Open for what he didn't have.
"We had to hire both a men's and women's basketball coach, and I'd been on the job about a week," Blackburn recalled Tuesday as he prepared to hit a few golf shots at Council Fire during this year's annual fundraiser for UTC athletic scholarships.
"I remember heading to the clubhouse as soon as the tourney started and calling coaching candidates. I'm pretty sure I made my first call to [eventual men's hire] Will Wade that afternoon."
But now that Wade and women's coach Jim Foster are under contract, is Blackburn planning on calling any other potential coaches this time around?
"I hope not," he said.
As if timed to the millisecond, Wade, seated in a golf cart not three feet away, added with extra volume, "I hope not."
What everyone gathered at Council Fire for the 15th staging of the Porky's most hopes for is that the UTC athletic department can keep counting on the $75,000 or more a year the Open consistently has generated for scholarships.
"We've got a full field (120 golfers) again this year," Frank "Porky" Kinser, the tournament's founder, said as the participants gobbled down a quick lunch donated by Porkers barbecue before heading to the course. "In this economy, that's a great thing."
The money generated from the entry fees of $300 a person is always a great thing, but it doesn't account for even half of that $75,000. The rest comes from private donations, generous sponsors such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Tennessee, a silent auction and the like.
"It's kind of become like a reunion for me, seeing so many of these same guys every year," Kinser said. "I don't think we ever dreamed we'd have raised over $1 million for scholarships over the first 14 years when we started, but now that we have, we just hope we can keep this going. This money really helps all our coaches in recruiting."
It's also become about the only time all year that most of the Mocs' biggest and best boosters can gather in the same place at the same time to see such sights as team dentist Bubba Trundle's blue-and-gold argyle golf shorts.
"They're John Daly's brand," Trundle said with a grin. "I'd won a $100 gift certificate for the pro shop at Eagle Bluff. I thought they'd be perfect for this."
It was certainly a perfect day for shorts of all kinds, the clouds having disappeared with the last gasps of winter's chill, the sun closer to hot than warm. It may have been only coincidence that the White House released a report on climate change the same day, but it certainly seemed perfect timing.
But it's probably no coincidence that UTC men's golf coach Mark Guhne was driving the cart in which Wade was riding. If anything speaks to the Porky's Open success, it may be Guhne's golfers, who will be participating in the program's eighth straight NCAA tournament this weekend in Eugene, Ore., as an at-large team.
In a non-revenue sport where full scholarships are as prevalent as Masters badges, any small portion of that $75,000 can be the difference in success or failure.
"Oh, it's huge for a program like ours," Blackburn said. "We're very fortunate that Frank and these guys have built up a network of people who love to support UTC athletics through this tournament."
Fortunate, perhaps. But far from shocking for former UTC chancellor Bill Stacy, who was still on the job when the first Porky's Open was staged in 2000.
"It's fabulous," said Stacy, who had his left knee replaced in early February. "But it's also Chattanooga. Folks in this town find something worthwhile to support, and everyone embraces it. Yes, raising more than $1 million thus far for Mocs athletics through this event is incredible. But that's who we are."
And as long as such generosity continues, coaches across the country will continue to answer Blackburn's phone calls.
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Vivienne Westwood's stunning new campaign for Royal Ascot
Isn't this just breath-taking? Royal Ascot's latest campaign looks like something out of a costume exhibition, and rightly so with Vivienne Westwood, Stephen Jones and Simon Proctor involved. With a giant nod towards Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady, the three have collaborated on this historic promotional campaign set against a backdrop taken from Ascot in 1818.
Featuring three couture designs from Westwood's Gold Label, the stunning headwear has been supplied by celebrated milliner Jones. While Proctor took care of the photography. This year, Ascot runs from the 14th to 18th June, 2011. What do you think?
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Here, somewhat apart from the tourist streams, at the end of the pedestrian zone Linzergasse where many people live and go to work daily, the city shows you its liveliest and perhaps most authentic face. The hotel and villa – the latter built by the friulanic building master Ceconi – fit harmoniously into this metropolitan landscape.
In only a few minutes on foot you can easily reach the old city and all its most important sights.
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The 2012 season was a learning experience for the Fluvanna County boys and girls lacrosse programs as each team went winless during the year.
A new season has brought new hope, however, after both teams scored the first victories in program history Tuesday night.
The boys beat Liberty-Bealeton 9-8 at home while the girls also beat Liberty-Bealton, 13-12, on the road.
Matt Taylor was the Fluco boys JV coach last season and is the head man this year. He's seen the hard work the players have put in and was pleased to see them finally rewarded for their effort.
"It's very rewarding. They've been trying really hard for long periods of time. It's exciting to see one win but I'll be even more excited to see a lot more wins," Taylor said Thursday afternoon.
Senior midfielder Josh Carmack shared Taylor's enthusiasm, but also realizes the young Flucos still have work to do.
"It was great, we all rushed onto the field afterward. We were all excited in the locker room. But there are still a lot of things we need to improve on to keep the victories up."
"Now that we know what it feels like we want more. We're just hungry for another win. So we just keep that as our motivation."
The Fluco girls are also hungry for more after their first win. The team was on the practice field Thursday was still buzzing about Tuesday's win.
"Oh it was incredibly exciting," Senior Megan Graham said. "We had a few chances last year so it was great that we were able to come out in the first game and get what we had been wanting all last season."
Fellow Senior Hannah Lascano shared in Graham's excitement.
"I checked the scoreboard and I'm like wait, are we winning? What's happening? It was kind of a shock. I couldn't really wind down after that game. I was hyper, I was crazy the entire way home."
"Anytime you start a season you'd like to start with a win to get that momentum going but to not only start the season with a win but get the first in school history is double momentum," Head Coach Jenny Payne explained.
The Flucos were involved in many close games last year that didn't go their way. but Tuesday night changed that.
"Nice turn of events actually," Loscano said. "We finally figured out a system that works and we've got people in the right places on the field."
Now, Payne says, the goal for the Flucos is to not be content with just one victory, but to keep improving to one day be able to challenge Jefferson District heavyweights like Western Albemarle.
"You have to pop the bubble and say 'yes that was a great win' but we've still got quite a few strides to get to that next level."
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I was working on something related to movies the other day and came across an interesting slice of history I was not aware of that could have some bearing on a particularly contentious debate going on today. Last week, I wrote about how regulators should go ahead and allow free reign to so-called vertical integration, where large internet and telecom companies also own broadcasters. In Canada, the CRTC is in the midst of hearings on whether such a situation could turn anti-competitive.
My argument was to let 'er rip – as long as consumers have fair access to the internet and a good chunk of monthly data usage, there will be tons of competitive options that will keep the vertically integrated companies from abusing their customers.
However, it does appear we've been on this ride before. Back in the 1940s, the U.S. courts struggled with a similar situation. Under the so-called studio system, Hollywood itself was thoroughly integrated for much of the first half of the 20th century. The likes of Warner Bros. and Paramount not only produced films, they also owned the theatre chains that showed them.
Theatres were thus required to take part in a process called block booking, where they had to purchase a bunch of crappy movies if they wanted the good ones. Not only that – they also had to buy a lot of these movies without first seeing them.
The parallels to today are obvious. In the first instance, television subscribers today commonly have to get a bunch of channels they couldn't care less about in order to view the ones they actually do want. Many viewers would prefer to get their channels a la carte, where they only have to pay for the ones they want. Of course, many poorly viewed channels would go under if this scheme were put into effect. Once again, I say let 'er rip – but that's a debate for another time.
The more important parallel is that of the vertical integration. While the two situations – of yesterday and today – are not exactly alike, the similarity in both is that the content owners also control the means of distribution.
The studio system was eventually smashed, first by the Paramount decision, which forced that studio to limit its block booking, and then by Howard Hughes who was the first to split off theatres from his RKO studio.
This structural separation, a term that is increasingly getting tossed around these days in regards to telecom companies, took a huge toll on Hollywood's profits. Actors were laid off and fewer films were produced, but the industry of course recovered as it settled into a newly competitive paradigm.
While the court's antitrust moves were probably wise at the time, they may not have been necessary in hindsight because of the inevitable encroachment of technology. The court cases started in the 1930s, when no one could have predicted what the arrival of television in the late 1940s and early 1950s would eventually mean. Indeed, television caused movie attendance to plummet and took almost as big a chunk out of Hollywood's revenue as the end of the studio system.
Studios were thus forced to compete, which is when they came up with their own new technologies, such as widescreen movies, 3D and, of course, Smell-O-Vision.
That's where the big difference is between yesterday's film integration and today's telecom/broadcast situation. While courts and regulators couldn't see that technology would eventually make their interference unnecessary, today it's already very obvious, which is another reason to allow vertical integration to go ahead unhindered.


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Patrick Lee has taken a Jekyll and Hyde approach to music. He leads several musical lives that rarely intersect -- so much so that you could see him in one context and not recognize him in the next. There's Patrick Lee, the virtuoso piano/organ/keyboard player, who views live music as "improvisatory ... More >>
Wynkoop Brewing Company is gearing up for the Great American Beer Festival and recently tapped a couple of its rarest but most outstanding beers. Orville is a blend of a couple of unusual beers: a pale ale fermented with brettanomyces in four wooden barrels for six weeks, and the same beer fermented ... More >>
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VAN HALEN @ PEPSI CENTER | 5/24/12 Evidently, 1982 was a very good year for David Lee Roth. "You're taking pictures here tonight, hot stuff?" the Van Halen frontman asked a woman in the front row in the middle of "Panama." "What? Oh, you want to make a sex tape. I'll tell you what, girlfriend, you ... More >>
As you might have heard, Van Halen played the Pepsi Center in Denver last night, dusting off a few hits from its mega-selling album, 1984. Roving photographer Brandon Marshall hit the Pepsi Center parking lot asking fans to share where they were in 1984. Here's some of the people he talked to, and y ... More >>
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Thursday, May 24, Pepsi Center, 303-830-8497.
This Thursday, May 24, Kool & the Gang is due at the Pepsi Center with Van Halen. While this might seem like an unlikely pairing, the legendary funk/R&B act opening for the equally iconic rock band, Robert "Kool" Bell, Kool & the Gang's founding member, tells us it's working out great. We recently s ... More >>
Here's what's hot this week in music on the Front Range: On the concert front, new shows featuring the Avett Brothers, James Taylor, Blues Traveler and Gogol Bordello were announced; Gauntlet Hair, Hindershot and Fierce Bad Rabbit got spins on local radio; and recent albums from Van Halen, Dr. ... More >>
Here's something odd: After all of these years of being Van Halen fans, this is the first time we can remember hearing Eddie Van Halen's voice. It sounds quite a bit different from how we imagined. Same goes for his brother, Alex Van Halen, for that matter. Guess the pair let the music do the talkin ... More >>
Oh, hell yeah! Mark your calendars. It's really happening. Van Halen is coming to Denver. It's confirmed, and we finally have a date. Thursday, May 24, at the Pepsi Center, Van Halen will be here with Kool and the Gang. So stoked! Almost as stoked as we are to hear the new record, A Different ... More >>
After 35 years with Warner Bros., Van Halen signed a deal with Interscope last month, and rumors spread that the band -- with David Lee Roth back on board -- had a new album nearly in the can and a tour in the works. Now one of those rumors can be squashed, as the band just announced a 2012 tour wit ... More >>
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Pecherskaya, R.M. and Varenik, Yu.A. (2010) Test-Signal Generating for C-V Measurements. Journal of NANO and MICROSYSTEM TECHNIQUE (6).
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The article is about some problems of test-signal generating in C-V measurements of semiconductor structures. The unusual test-signal generating scheme based on principles of generators and load bridge connection was offered by authors. In this article was described the developed measuring equipment based on offered generators and load bridge connection. This article can be useful for C-V measurement systems developers and semiconductor nano- and microstructures investigators. Keywords: C-V measurements, C-V characteristics, MOS structures, semiconductor structures, test signal, impedance, network analyzer
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Many believe that having more is better than having less, but one Omaha native is arguing just the opposite and she's living a lifestyle to prove it.
It's hard to imagine living without electricity or plumbing, but for Rachel Ferber, that's just what she's doing. "It's really important to us to live a life that's in alignment with our values." Her values are living as eco-friendly (environmentally friendly) as possible.
Ferber is originally from Omaha, but now lives in an "ecovillage" in northeast Missouri called "Dancing Rabbit." Sunday, she returned to her church in Omaha to teach others about how she lives. "We are living to show people what it's like to do it and that it can be done and it's actually really fun and healthy and a satisfying way of life."
Villagers live in smaller, eco-friendly homes. They've reduced their electricity and vehicle use by over 90 percent. "A key part of reducing consumption is sharing with other people." They also live by the idea that less is more. "Buying less, that's a huge part of it, the waste that comes from buying more than you need and having more than you need."
Most of us aren't ready to take the drastic step Ferber did, but she says there are lessons we can take from this. "You might not need to get rid of your car entirely, but drive it half as much, have another person in the car, share in your neighbor's car."
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Ferber says because of the steps she's taken her family of three can live on around $5,000 a year at Dancing Rabbit. She's lived in the eco-village since April.


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The seeds (nuts) of jojoba that come from the jojoba plant contain up to 60% of their weight in oil, which is best isolated by cold pressing of the seeds. The golden 'jojoba oil' obtained is really not an 'oil', but a ' liquid wax'. Its structure is devoid of glycerine, the backbone in the structure of all oils and fats. Jojoba liquid wax is called an oil only because it is a liquid.
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Crystal System: Monoclinic
Status of Occurrence: Confirmed Occurrence
Distribution: Rare
Chemical Composition: Copper sulphate hydroxide hydrate
Chemical Formula: Cu4(SO4)(OH)6.H2O
Method(s) of Verification: Britannia Mine - XRD; Copa Hill - XRD (NHM, x20730); Crafnant Mine - XRD (National Museum of Wales, NMW X-1164); Penrhiw Mine - XRD (National Museum of Wales, NMW X-884).
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- Supergene: post-mining oxidation & weathering deposits
Introduction: posnjakite is a secondary sulphate mineral typically formed in post-mining environments associated with copper-bearing ore bodies particularly within mine dumps and underground on mine walls.
Occurrence in Wales: posnjakite is rare in Wales and easily confused with the more common mineral, langite. The frequent confused form of crystals makes visual identification difficult and although records are limited, they tend to be accurate as further analytical methods are often employed.
Key Localities:
- Britannia Mine, Snowdonia, Gwynedd: highly lustrous blue-green translucent plates form stalactitic growths with brochantite and malachite on National Museum of Wales specimen no. NMW 84.7G.M.1 collected from the second lowest accessible level (Bevins et al., 1985).
- Copa Hill, Cwmystwyth mines, Ceredigion: blue tabular crystals associated with brochantite and galena occur on Natural History Museum specimen no. B.M.1981,461. This is derived from underground workings (Bevins & Mason, 1997).
- Crafnant Mine, Llanbedr, Harlech, Gwynedd: blue coatings occur underground.
- Dylife Mine, Penegoes, Powys: tentatively identified by Rust & Rust (1987) forming elongated pseudotrigonal crystals.
- Penrhiw Mine, Ystumtuen, Ceredigion: two generations are described by Mason & Green (1995). Corroded tabular crystals to 1.5 mm lining cavities in siltstone blocks from which dolomite has partially dissolved and, later less corroded ragged platy crystals overgrowing ramsbeckite and schulenbergite close to the edges of cavities in siltstone blocks left by the dissolution of dolomite veinlets.
- Bevins, R.E. & Mason, J.S., 1997. Welsh metallophyte and metallogenic evaluation project: Results of a minesite survey of Dyfed and Powys. CCW Contract Science Report No. 156. National Museums & Galleries of Wales.
- Bevins, R.E., Rowbotham, G., Stevens, F.S., Turgoose, S., & Williams, P.A., 1985. Lanthanite-(Ce), (Ce,La,Nd)2(CO3)3.8H2O, a new mineral from Wales, U.K. American Mineralogist, 70, 411-413.
- Mason, J.S. & Green, D.I., 1995. Supergene minerals including exceptional ramsbeckite from Penrhiw Mine, Ystumtuen, Dyfed. UK Journal of Mines & Minerals, 15, 21-27.
- Rust, S. & Rust, D., 1987. Micro-minerals from Dyfngwm Mine. U.K. Journal of Mines and Minerals, No. 2, 28-32.


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This is a new, range-topping version of the KTM Adventure range that will get the 1301cc V-twin from the Superduke R, a larger fuel tank and even more sophisticated electronics so it can sit above the current 1190 model. MCN brought spy shots of this bike in much rougher prototype from a few months ago but this finished bike leaked ...
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German tuners Mototech has developed this fairing, suspension and handlebar kit which fits the outgoing KTM Duke 690 to turn it into a trackday weapon with 70bhp and weighing just 125kg. It's basically a lightweight, faired track bike which costs £4000 for the kit and with secondhand examples of the KTM Duke 690 available for a little over £4000 it ...
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Note that students with AP credit who take the equivalent course at Penn forfeit the AP credit. This applies to CHEM 091, PHYS 093/094, and MATH 104/114.
The School of Engineering and Applied Science accepts AP credit for BIOL 101 plus BIOL 123 in lieu of requirements for BIOL 121. Advance placement credits earned for BIOL 091 and CHEM 091 may be used as natural science, and, therefore, technical electives. In some curricula, BIOL 091 and CHEM 091 may substitute for BIOL 101 or CHEM 101, respectively, but only by petition with departmental approval.
Some Penn Engineering curricula require CHEM 101, 102 plus the labs. Generally AP credit is given only for the lecture parts of the courses (students must still enroll in Chem 53,54). However, the chemistry department may grant "waivers" if students present evidence of equivalent lab experience in high school. Penn Engineering accepts these waivers in lieu of the requirement for the chemistry labs. The waivers do not carry academic credit, and students typically have to make up the science credits by taking other courses.
Students with AP credit for CHEM 091 are encouraged to take the placement exam(s) for CHEM 101 and 102 offered by the Chemistry Department. Students with CHEM 091 AP credit, who have not taken (or have not passed) the placement exam for CHEM 101, may take CHEM 102. Students with CHEM 091 credit may enroll in Chem 053 as a stand alone course. Students should be aware that there are situations where specific credit for CHEM 101 and 102 is required as for premed students.
Most Penn Engineering curricula require PHYS 150 and 151 which consist of lecture and lab sections. AP credit is given only for the lecture parts of the courses (students must still enroll in the physics labs). You must take the C exam in Physics to receive credit for Physics 150/151.
Starting September, 2004, AP credit for Physics carries the notation PHYS 093 and 094. These are equivalent to the lecture portions of PHYS 150 and 151, respectively. If you receive AP credit in Physics, you may sign up for the lab only as PHYS 050 and 051. (In some cases, the physics department may grant 0.5 c.u. of credit for the physics labs if students present evidence of equivalent lab experience in high school. This increases the AP credit for physics courses to 1.5 cu per course, and will satisfy Penn Engineering requirements for physics.)


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On the 16th April 2009, a young man from County Tipperary was shot dead by Bolivian special forces in Santa Cruz, along with a Hungarian, Arpad Maygarosi and a Bolivian-Hungarian Eduardo Rosza Flores. The story flashed around the world with graphic images of the dead mens bodies sprawled on the floor of the Hotel Las Americas and covered in blood. The Bolivian authorities claimed that they were right wing terrorists, attempting to assasinate Bolivias first indigenous President, Evo Morales.
"We're justified in resorting to civil disobedience when our cause is valid, we're motivated by that cause to disobey, we've made reasonable efforts to use legal channels first, and we're sensitive to the likely impact on other people. Civil disobedience is not just justified, but praiseworthy, when it helps to remedy grave injustices in our society."
Kimberley Brownlee, associate professor in legal and moral philosophy at the Warwick University Law School