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New mural going up downtownBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | July 22,2014Anthony Edwards / Staff Photo
The building housing the former Stoplight bar on the corner of West and Evelyn streets in Rutland is seen with a fresh coat of white paint Monday after the mural that once decorated the side of the building was recently removed.Downtown Rutlands newest mural is displacing one of its predecessors.
The scene of a farmer on his way to the market by Kathryn Palmer-Wiegers has come down from its spot overlooking Evelyn Street. The mural will be relocated and in its place is planned a piece by Peruvian artist Persi Narvaez, who painted another mural just around the corner on the side of the Opera House in 2012.
The new effort was arranged by the Chaffee Art Center, and executive director Margaret Barros was vague about what Narvaez had planned.
I can tell you that it will involve prominent architecture in Rutland City and it will be a composition involving many different public buildings and landmarks, she said. It will be meaningful to people who live here and people who come back to visit. ... Not a cityscape, so to speak, not a panoramic line ... Hes taking some artistic license with spacing, but youre going to recognize some of the buildings.
Nor was the destination of the Palmer-Wiegers mural readily available Monday.
I havent 100 percent secured the new location, Downtown Rutland Partnership executive director Michael Coppinger said. This all happened relatively quickly.
Coppinger said removing the old mural was a simple task.
It was on six panels that were attached on there, he said. Thats how weve done our murals ... in case they need to be moved or repaired.
Barros said that Narvaezs companion, Nora Valdez, participates each summer in the Carving Studios stone bench project, and he accompanies her to the area.
Board members at the Chaffee are housing Narvaez, and the Chaffee hopes to recruit some local Spanish-speaking art students interested in working with him. Barros said Paul Gallo provided a lift for 10 days and put down the base layer on the side of the building using paint donated by Noble Ace Hardware. She also said Sherwin-Williams has pledged the paint for the mural itself. Narvaez plans to begin work this week, and Barros said the mural should be complete in August.
His plan is to be out there about 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. when its in full sun, its too hot for him, she said. When there are cloudy days, hell be out there, probably, nonstop. If I interpreted him correctly, youll be able to see something by Saturday.
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The Phillies will celebrate science, and in particular the science of baseball, with the 5th Annual Philadelphia Science Festival Night presented by Dow.
Held during the Saturday, April 25 7:05 p.m. game against the Atlanta Braves, children of all ages can explore and take part in fun science activities throughout the concourse.
Children will receive a map of exhibits and are encouraged to visit as many exhibits as they can to earn a stamp on their map.
Those completing at least five exhibits can redeem their map for a Philadelphia Science Festival Night at the Ballpark water bottle (pictured, right)!
Those interested in attending Philadelphia Science Festival Night at the Ballpark presented by Dow can take advantage of an $8 discount off tickets in locations regularly priced $47 and under.
For more information, and to buy tickets, click on the "Buy Tickets" button below.
There will be more than a dozen fun and interactive Philadelphia Science Festival Night presented by Dow exhibits for science enthusiasts and novices to enjoy! Here is a sampling of exhibits that will be on display in 2015. More exhibits will be listed as the date approaches so make sure to check back so you know all the fun you can experience on Philadelphia Science Festival Night!
Did you ever wonder how the grass at Citizens Bank Park looks so good deep into the baseball season or how the team can play after a storm that dumped inches of rain onto the field? The Phillies groundscrew is ready to share their secrets of turf science with you.
How can we use science to play a better game? This tabletop exhibit examines the science behind baseball. Learn how pitchers take advantage of aerodynamics and why batters dig their feet into the ground. Explore the relationship between a player's eyes and brain. Discover how science can affect the game!
Did you know that recycling paper and plastic has an impact on endangered wildlife? The Philadelphia Zoo will explore that connection with you and introduce you to some animals benefiting from recycling efforts and how you can help by recycling when enjoying a game at Citizens Bank Park.
Do you need to rethink your drink? Learn how to stay hydrated and properly fueled for performance!
How does a concussion affect your vision? Using goofy goggles and cognitive games to simulate the effects of concussion, participants will measure their "impairments" by attempting different activities involving their vision.
Students from the Department of Physical Therapy will offer physical activity advice and an activity to encourage exercise.
Can Robots Play Sports? Check out some sport playing robots complete with cheering fans!
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WASHINGTON -- The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 7.8 percent last month, dropping below 8 percent for the first time in nearly four years. The rate fell because more people found work, a trend that could impact the presidential election.
The Labor Department says employers added 114,000 jobs in September. The economy also created 86,000 more jobs in July and August than first estimated. Wages rose in September and more people started looking for work.
The revisions show employers added 146,000 jobs per month from July through September, up from 67,000 in the previous three months. The unemployment rate fell from 8.1 percent in August, matching its level in January 2009 when President Barack Obama took office.
The decline could help Obama, who is coming off a disappointing debate against Mitt Romney.
The following is a statement from Congressman Bill Flores (R-District 17) on the September jobs report:
"In September, we saw the unemployment rate fall to 7.8 percent. While it is encouraging to see job growth, many Americans are skeptical of the rate reported this morning, because job growth did not exceed what our nation needs to keep up with population growth. Further, the reason that the unemployment rate went down in September is because seven Americans dropped out of the workforce for every person who found a job — this trend has been recurring with nearly each jobs report of the Obama economy. As a result, America's labor participation rate is only 63.6 percent and remains near an all-time low. If the labor force participation rate was at the same level as when the president took office, the unemployment rate would be at 10.7 percent. The bottom line is that more and more Americans have become frustrated and stopped looking for work and there are over 23 million of our friends and neighbors who are still asking where the jobs under the Obama 'recovery' are?
"Just last week, the Department of Commerce issued its update showing that the GDP has grown only 1.3 percent for the second quarter, lower than previously projected. Americans have grown tired of the president's record of deficits, doubt and decline which has buried the middle class under debt, falling incomes and high unemployment. Americans should not have to suffer under these failed policies. House Republicans have passed over 3 dozen jobs bills which would help businesses flourish, encourage job creation and grow our economy. Yet, the Democrat-controlled Senate refuses to take action on these bills as American families continue to hurt. There is no time like the present to forge a path for promise, prosperity and security for our future."
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The Role of Parents
Parents "To Do" List: suggestions for supporting your student as he/she attends college.
- Check to see if your student has met with an advisor or the career counselor to formulate a plan for his/her education, including choice of major and transfer plans.
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- Remember that college should be viewed as a full time job, and that your student may have to adjust work, family and other responsibilities to compensate for this new commitment.
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New StarCraft 2 Mod Is Like Rocket League With Warcraft Characters
Check out this new Rocket League-inspired StarCraft Arcade game.
Check out this new Rocket League-inspired StarCraft Arcade game.
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At E3 2015, Kevin digs deep to discover what drives the StarCraft II story.
Here's how to find out.
That doesn't necessarily spell the end of the franchise, though.
Blizzard's former chief creative officer Rob Pardo explains why eSports could be considered for the Olympics.
Mihaylo "Kas" Hayda disqualified from tournament over Twitter comments to his female opponent.
World of Warcraft, Starcraft, and Diablo all have some pretty obvious reveals at Blizzcon, but we go deep on the some of the more elaborate possibilities for the show.
New report suggests that figure will more than double in the next few years.
Director Dustin Browder discusses how Heroes of the Storm will set itself apart from other games in the genre.
Blizzard claims it's suffering "serious and irreparable harm" as a result of online hacks.
Although Heroes of the Storm draws its cast from multiple universes, not every character has returned to the battlefield. Zorine Te names some favourites she would like to see again.
The ESL's grand finals event in Katowice, Poland drew over one million concurrent viewers for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, League of Legends, and StarCraft 2.
New Heroes of the Storm video shows all your Blizzard fantasies coming true at once: Abathur! Mecha Tassadar! The ability to transform into a giant Dragon!
Blizzard's and The esports Association's Membership Milestone program will pay for your college gaming club's pizza party.
Film studio Lionsgate is teaming up with Twitch and the MLG to put together an Ender's Game Blu-ray StarCraft 2 tournament with a $10,000 grand prize.
Arcade and Custom Games now available to Starter Edition owners.
Four StarCraft II players remain at the Intel Extreme Masters New York City event, fighting for some of the last points to qualify for Blizzard's World Championship Series Grand Finals ...
World's best professional players competing at this weekend's Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) event held by the Electronic Sports League inside of New York Comic Con.
Professional Starcraft II player Choi 'Polt' Seong Hun nearly had his WCS Season Cut short by internet outages in the Austin area.
Choi "Bomber" Ji Sung wins second season of Blizzard's World Championship Series; third season will begin November 8-9 at BlizzCon.
Eight of the world's best StarCraft II players to compete for $50,000 at historic Hammerstein Ballroom in November.
ASRock's M8 Sydney Showdown to feature professional StarCraft II player Jung "Mvp" Jong Hyun; entry is free.
Korean player Lee "INnoVation" Shin Hyung expected to join Team Acer on September 1.
Sixteen of the world's best players compete for $150,000 in prizes at German event.
Major League Gaming announces Valve's strategy game will be featured at upcoming Ohio event.
Blizzard-sanctioned third-person StarCraft II mod asking for $80,000; first chapter aiming for release in late 2013 or early 2014.
"Folks who love SC2 have tons to watch," says MLG CEO on Twitter, confirming that Blizzard's StarCraft II is not currently planned to feature in upcoming eSports tournament.
Update to also add in new user interface tweaks.
Starcraft 2 World Championship Series Season 2 league regional finals date conflict with Valve's Dota 2 tournament "not intentional".
ESportsearnings.com lists earnings of up to $454,000 from 40 tournaments.
Check out 37 interviews from last weekend's record-setting gaming event.
Winners revealed for StarCraft II, Black Ops II, and League of Legends at record-breaking competitive gaming event.
Major League Gaming says pass sales are "insane" for this weekend's event in California.
Two-time player of the year Lee "Flash" Young Ho announces his StarCraft II team KT Rolster will be sponsored by Razer and will stream events on Twitch.
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Peg Perego's Borsa Mamma is as beautiful as it is functional. It's designed to carry everything needed for taking care of baby, yet is so stylish that any smart woman would be proud to carry one as a purse, messenger bag or backpack. Its versatile strap allows her to do just that. It has a spacious main compartment with extra interior pockets. Zippered outside pockets are perfect for mp3 player, cell phone and pens. Other features include an external side pocket and water bottle compartment, a coin purse, key holder, removable insulated baby bottle holder, and changing pad. The Borsa Mamma is a complement to any stylish woman's Peg Perego stroller. Made in Italy.
- Adjustable strap allows it to be worn on the shoulder, as a backpack or as a messenger-style sling bag
- Spacious main compartment with extra interior pockets
- Zippered outside pockets hold music player, cell phone, pens
- External side pockets and removable baby bottle compartment
- Designed with a money and key holder
- Changing pad
- Extra-lightweight zippered bag for keeping diapers separate
- Removable hooks for attaching to one or both stroller handles
- Made in Italy
- Paloma - Rich cream leatherette
- Moka - Rich coffee brown canvas
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Distressed brushed leather ankle boot with leather fringe trimming on each outer side. Slightly pointy toe. Rubber Sole.
**Special Note: This pair runs about a half size too small, so it is recommended to order one size up and wear with a sock for a perfect, confortable fit.
*By Jeffrey Campbell
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*5 1/4" shaft height, 2 3/4" heel height
**Special Note: This pair runs about a half size too small, so it is recommended to order one size up and wear with a sock for a perfect, confortable fit.
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*5 1/4" shaft height, 2 3/4" heel height
Rated 3.1 out of 5Â by 17 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by eeh2ae WEAR THEM IN AND ITS SO WORTH IT!! I agree with the other reviewers that these boots are almost IMPOSSIBLE to get on at first. I originally sized up in order to be able to get the boots on, but once I got them on they were too big. So I risked it and got my normal size and am so happy I did! Here's the trick: wrap a plastic bag around your heel the first couple of times you put them on. Yes its still hard to get them on when you do this but it makes it possible to get them on at least. After you do this a couple of times they are already loosened up a good bit. But what I did to make them even better was spray that leather softener spray (you can also just dampen them with water) around the ankle/heel and then stuck my foot in there halfway and wiggled it around a bunch. Then I wore them around until the spray dried and now they're perfect and easy to get on. Definitely worth the work for these amazing boots! 8.13.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Kateroo62 Comfy Like the other reviewers, I had a bit of trouble getting them on at first. However, I didn't find it to be impossible. After wearing them a couple times the top has loosened up a bit and they're easy to put on and take off now. They're super cute and very comfortable, but I found them to run a bit big. I'm normally a 7 but if there had been a 6.5 I would've taken that instead. The color was also not as pictured, yet still very nice. I got the brown and it's more of a taupe. Overall a really cute, versatile boot! 8.14.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by -Michelle Love my Sawyer ankle booties :0) Just received my booties today in both brown & black. I must say I am in love & so glad I purchased both colors. Im in between an 8.5/9 medium width, bought these in a 9 & they fit comfy with socks. However I did have the same problem as other reviewers mentioned with the opening being too tight :0( No problem! I just cut them on the opposite side of the fringes enough to get my foot through the opening & viola! Iâm going to have a shoe repairman add a piece of leather where I cut them :0) 3.27.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by eleanne Perfect wardrobe staple I experienced the same problem with getting these boots on. I use the plastic bag technique - put a piece of plastic bag around your ankle, then easily remove it once the boot is on. I found the boots to fit perfectly once on so unless you're in between sizes I don't recommend sizing up. These boots in the brown go with everything and I got them on sale so its worth the little bit of hassle of getting them on! 8.3.2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by istlynlee The plastic bags do the tricksâ¦. I was hesitating about the color, and the stock ran quickly as these were on sale, so I end up order both color in size 6 (Iâm size 5 but with width C, so I usually have size in 5.5 or 6). When I finally received these babes, it took around 20 min for me to take them on and 10 min to take off. I tried everything that came to my mind, with socks, with thin socks, without socks, then with plastic bags and voila, I finally put my feet in it! However, my question is that after you take them in, how do you do with the plastics bags? Wear them within these boots? Would it be awkward? And despite itâs such a pain in the axx for me to put the shoes on, they fit me perfectly, so if I ordered size 7, it would be too large for me and if I wear thick socks, how could I ever put my feet in it? All in all, I give it a 4 star as both brown and black one looks awesome. 5.2.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by thistleprick i know everyone's complaining butttttt everyone's talking about how hard they are to get on butttt theyre sew freakin cayoot! i got them in a black 8 and they look amazing. i will admit that they are incredibly difficult to put on but DO NOT BE AFRAID just cutting down the inside of the top of the boot looks good and makes it the opposite of difficult to put on :) i even have some room in the pointy toe which i thought would be uncomfortable. they literally go with everything any season <3 4.6.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by valskerie Boho Booties! I am a huge Jeffrey Campbell shoe fanatic and noticed that these cute booties were on sale for such an awesome deal! After reading the reviews, I ordered these boots one size larger than my normal size, which works well for me. I ordered the brown, which is a little lighter color than I expected, but a beautiful brown to say the least. I really love these boots, and I'm looking forward to having some fun with them! They are really soft and comfortable to wear... And the heel height is perfect! 4.5.2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by kakelyn Can't get em on! These are absolutely beautiful to behold. I had been waiting for them for ages, but when I finally got them, I couldn't get my foot in them. I thought, maybe I need to size up... no such luck. There is no zipper (which I love! but adds some difficulty), and my feet aren't abnormal. I was so disappointed. Jeffrey, you let me down! 3.27.2013
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NFL Pre-Season Winning Begins In Just 9 Days Guaranteed To Win $3,000Roger Goodell, NFL commissioner, is paid $40 million a year to do the beck and call of the league's 32 teams. To say he is a figurehead is quite an under-statement and to suggest he is incompetent is certainly open for discussion.Goodell seems to be missing good judgement and commonsense and he has exhibited the cowardly approach to always leading from behind. Nothing illustrated that more than his decisions (note the plural) in dealing with former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Ricw who was caught on tape cold-cocking is wife. He finally did the right thing and suspended Rice for the season, after first suspending him for two games.
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Kelso's Advanced Sports Betting: How to Learn from NFL Training Camp Media CoverageNFL training camps will be opening up across the league this week. We're closing in quickly on the start of the 2015 exhibition slate. That makes this the ideal time to talk about how handicappers should monitor media coverage so they can make informed bets.First...I want to talk about the big picture. Almost all media coverage initially is going to be about the outlook for the coming season. Nobody's focused yet on who's going to win or lose a Preseason game on the second Friday of August. The New England Patriots are going to be talking about whether or not they can repeat. Other playoff teams will talk about trying to go the distance. Non-playoff teams will talk about trying to reach the playoffs. The handful of really horrible teams will talk about how the draft or coaching changes will help them get back in the mix.
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Apple touts 85 million iCloud customers, sets service as strategy for next decade
Apple made their predictably astronomical financial statements tonight, but one tidbit in particular stuck out - their emphasis on iCloud and its 85 million customers. Specifically, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that iCloud isn't a product, it's their strategy for the next decade.
iCloud is still relatively new, having launched with iOS 5 last summer as a replacement of MobileMe. It's a bit more involved, and offers a lot more in terms of functionality, which you can see in our full iOS 5 walkthrough. It's interesting to hear Apple positioning the service as such a high priority, but since they've pretty much owned the hardware game for the last couple of years, it's the next logical place to go. Having full-bodied services back them up will only serve to cement the iPhone and iPad as leading mobile devices.
Quick show of hands - how many of you actively use iCloud on a regular basis? How many of you sign up for it and forget you have it?
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Apple touts 85 million iCloud customers, sets service as strategy for next decade
I use it daily. it syncs well with between my iPhone & Windows PC.
Although iCloud offers great new functionality, it did kill several very useful MobileMe features, such iDisk and keychain syncing. For me, losing iDisk is a big disappointment.
My whole family uses it for backups. I store my Numbers files on it for accessing on my iPhone. I just they would hurry up with an update for OSX and syncing.
I also use the match service and love it - when it it works.
We use iCloud for backup, Photo Stream, and will soon sign up for Music Match.
iCloud is just in its infancy now. It is as important to Apple's next decade as iTunes was from 2001 to now. Without iTunes, iPod would have just been a slightly nicer-to-use MP3 and video device. With iTunes, iPod (and iPhone and iPad) changed human culture forever. iCloud will keep that momentum going.
iCloud. Photo stream, find my phone, iOS backup, universal app and iTunes content access -- I like. Contacts, calendar -- OK. Mail and all things files -- terrible. So I use a combination of iCloud, gmail, and dropbox.
iCloud has a lot of potential, and I hope Apple works to improve it. Along those lines, I really hope to see iCloud become more multi-platform friendly. I don't think I will see that.
iCloud is just a name for a bunch of services. The weak point is the data storage service. It is not a replacement for iDisk and Dropbox and very few apps use the data storage. Even iWork on Mac does still not support the storage in iCloud. I really hope Apple gets the issues with this service and enhances it soon.
iOS backups and photo stream. I don't really "use" them, but it's there. I do use Match
regularly to play my music via ATV2. I'm not super impressed with iCloud but there is potential. I'm pretty happy with Google and Dropbox for most of my cloud needs. Apple would have to Introduce something really inovative for me to want to change what I do now. Just copying others' functionality won't be enough.


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Around the globe, ACT works to create food security, improve livelihoods and put in place agricultural schemes to address food shortages at household level and beyond. Millions of people across the world face food shortages and malnutrition. It is the poor who suffer most.
The food and financial crises have seen food prices soar and household incomes drop. Now, more than ever, ACT recognises the need to invest in agriculture, food safety nets and social protection programmes if food insecurity is to be addressed.
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ACT has articulated a policy on genetically modified organisms (GMOs), recognising that use of GMOs in emergencies is complex. Any organisation distributing and promoting GMO food aid and seeds carries a high responsibility regarding food safety and biodiversity to its constituency, partners and society in general.
ACT supports the "Food for Life" advocacy campaign of the Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance.
Latest news about Food security
"We lost our animals, now we will lose humans."
Nov 07, 2014
7 November 2014 - Severe drought is affecting parts of Somalia, ACT is helping.
Deadly disease on rise in drought-hit Angola
Dec 17, 2013
17 December 2013 - Heavy rains in Angola have sparked fears a cholera epidemic in southern provinces of the country will worsen, resulting in significant loss of life.
World Renew linking relief and rehabilitation with development
May 31, 2013
31 May 2013 - ACT member World Renew links short-term humanitarian interventions with longer-term development to ensure that the injection of resources impacts on long term goals in Niger.
Six stories chronicle lives renewed after years of calamitous Pakistani floods
Apr 04, 2013
Read stories reported from the field that describe the impacts of ongoing support to flood-affected Pakistani communities since 2010.
Devastation caused by landmines reaches far beyond injury and death
Apr 04, 2013
04 April 2013 - Richard MacCormac, head of humanitarian mine action for DanChurchAid, talks about the dangerous and multi-faceted nature of landmine clearance.
Unequal access to clean water threatens international peace
Mar 22, 2013
Unequal access to clean water still remains one of the world's biggest abuses of human rights and challenges to development – creating millions of avoidable illnesses and deaths every year.
Ten years in Darfur translate to hundreds of thousands of lives saved
Mar 13, 2013
Ten years ago, ACT Alliance and Caritas teamed up in Darfur to provide life-saving essentials, health care and education to hundreds of thousands of civilians fleeing violence. Read what else has been accomplished in the last decade.
Ten years on, Darfuris still arriving at camps
Feb 26, 2013
Newly uprooted Darfuris continue to arrive in camps after shooting and violence drove them from their homes in recent weeks.
Faces of Darfur reveal realities of camp life
Feb 20, 2013
See the human impact of nutrition, water, medical and other programmes in the faces of Darfur civilians living in camps for the internally displaced.
As Syrian conflict mounts, refugee numbers likely to exceed UN estimates
Feb 19, 2013
As the bitter battle for Damascus intensifies and its impact increasingly spills across national borders, ACT Alliance expects that even more than 1.1 million Syrian refugees will seek safety in neighbouring countries before June 1 this year – thereby surpassing the latest UN estimates.
Conflict in Mali threatens to deepen humanitarian crisis across Sahel
Jan 28, 2013
The conflict in Mali is creating a new wave of civilian displacement that is straining already scarce resources and deepening the humanitarian crisis in Mali and neighbouring countries.
Aid community marks three years since Haiti quake
Jan 12, 2013
While the effects of Haiti's devastating earthquake are still being felt, pockets of progress provide cause for optimism, according to this podcast.
Award-winning documentary series launches new season with profile of ACT member
Jan 09, 2013
A profile of Church World Service kicks off the 18th season of a popular U.S. documentary series and features an interview with ACT governing board member, Donna Derr.
Cambodia moves toward enhanced stability
Jan 09, 2013
Long-term ACT development projects in northern Cambodia are providing stability for villages hit by floods two years ago that left 1.2 million people homeless.
Campaigners link right to food with climate justice
Dec 10, 2012
The inextricable link between climate change and food security within a human rights framework is being discussed by the international community with increasing urgency.
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Here's a quick look at who the Erie BayHawks picked in Friday's 2012 D-League Draft. The BayHawks drafted Brandon Bowdry and LaMarcus Lowe in the third round. The BayHawks start training camp Nov. 10.
Third round — Brandon Bowdry (6-6, 230, F, Eastern Michigan)
Date of birth: April 25, 1988
Hometown: St. Louis, Mo.
Background: Played overseas in Turkey after his senior year at Eastern Michigan in 2010-11. In college, Bowdry averaged a double-double his junior year (16.3 ppg., 10 rebs) and a career-high 19.9 points his senior year. He worked out with the Detroit Pistons before the 2011 NBA Draft.


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Well I was kinda doubting my dr as I have had two previous bad experiences but he must be doing something ok. My urine is currently dipping negative for protein, which I know is not as for sure as a 24 hour urine but it makes me happy. My growth scan today had baby measuring at 3lbs, 10oz which is bigger than what my daughter was at birth. I bought some preemie clothes but may need to go back to the store to get a couple of regular sized outfits. My bp has been holding pretty steady at 130/140 over 80-90's on the labetelol. Hope it continues for another 7 weeks until my scheduled c section date on july 19th. If I at least make it to june 12th I would get to stay in town as we only have a level 2 nicu here.
With the management of this pregnancy being so much better it does make me wonder if the outcome would have been different last time if the dr had listened to me about my bp readings being higher but can't change that now. Hope everyone is having a good week.


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If Apple couldn't appreciate one of the most talented hackers to ever touch its products, perhaps its biggest competitor can.
Nicholas Allegra, a.k.a. Comex, who rose to fame as the 19-year-old creator of the JailbreakMe hacking tools for iPhone and iPad before being hired by Apple, has found a new home: Google.
"In other news, I'm going to intern for Google in a few weeks," Allegra wrote on Twitter Tuesday night.
He didn't immediately respond to my request for more information about what he'll be doing at Google. But he added on Twitter that he won't be working on Android, an operating system that he has never "like[d] enough to ever want to hack it."
Allegra is no ordinary college intern. When he pseudonymously released JailbreakMe 3 in the summer of 2011, more than two million people used his tool to remove the download restrictions on their iPhones and iPads within a month. And when his identity as a college student on leave from Brown University was revealed, the information security community was baffled that a teenager had singlehandedly unlocked the most tightly restricted consumer operating system in the world; Charlie Miller, a former NSA analyst and well-known Apple security researcher, told me at the time that he was "totally blown away." Fellow Apple hacker Dino Dai Zovi later commented to another reporter that Allegra seemed to be "from the future."
Within two months, Allegra was given an internship at Apple. But just over a year later, Allegra says he was suddenly let go for failing to respond to an email that would have extended his employment. After that missed deadline, the offer was permanently rescinded. "I wasn't too happy about it, but it didn't seem like I was able to fix it," he told me at the time.
For Allegra's sake–and for Google's–here's hoping Mountain View's human resources department is more willing to accommodate a missed email or two from their new hacker savant.
Follow me on Twitter, and check out my new book, This Machine Kills Secrets: How WikiLeakers, Cypherpunks and Hacktivists Aim To Free The World's Information.
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Atlantic Broadband, the main cable company offered in the Aiken area, has now officially been acquired by Cogeco Cable, according to a Saturday press release.
Cogeco Cable Inc., based in Canada, finalized the acquisition of Atlantic Broadband from ABRY Partners. Formed in 2003, Atlantic Broadband operates cable systems in Western Pennsylvania, Southern Florida, Maryland, Delaware and South Carolina. Serving about 251,000 television customers, Atlantic Broadband is the 12th largest cable operator in the United States.
We feel that this transaction creates a great opportunity for Atlantic Broadbands customers and our employees, said Ed Holleran, president and CEO of Atlantic Broadband. Cogeco Cable is a very solid company that has strong experience in our industry. Our companies share much in common and, because of our combined expertise, we see strong growth opportunities for the future through enhanced services for our residential and business customers.
According to Reuters news service, Cogeco Cable said in July it would pay $1.36 billion to acquire Atlantic Broadband.
The Montreal-based company said it would finance the deal with a combination of cash, a $550 million draw-down on its revolving credit, and a $660 million of debt financing, Reuters reported.
This is a very important day for Cogeco Cable as this acquisition marks our entry into the United States market. There are sizable opportunities for growth, including increasing the penetration of the small and mid-sized business segment and maximizing the bundling potential of services in the residential sector, said Louis Audet, president and CEO of Cogeco Cable.
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Having designed an undergraduate course several years ago devoted to this film (which I'm currently teaching this semester), I'm delighted to see the attention given to it here. I think the critical comments thus far are even-handed and thoughtful, and I support those who consider this film to be a landmark work that redefines the extraction film into both an expression of an emergent anti-war / pro-military ethos and a foreshadowing of the war on terror. Viewers might also be interested in a lecture by Mike Durant delivered at the U.S. Army War College and posted on YouTube wherein he emphasizes the very thing our present discussion reveals--namely, that this ostensibly "forgotten" battle will continue to resonate for decades to come as we continue to grapple with the geopolitical realities it compelled us to face.from Black Hawk Down
"Black Hawk Down" was a terrific film about a battle small in scope, but had great ramifications for U.S. Foreign Policy under the Clinton Administration. It shows the horrors of modern warfare, but also the courage and strength our military personnel show, even under extreme conditions such as those in Mogadishu. This is an essentially important film of modern warfare.from Black Hawk Down
Here in Texas we have an annual interscholastic academic competition for secondary school students in social studies and this year's topic is the space race. The film our competing students need to view and be able to write about is (no surprise) Apollo 13. After several months of reading the script, studying the Apollo missions and then watching the film, most of my students who've watched the film feel it offers a better and more accurate look at the intricacies of space travel much more effectively than The Right Stuff (we read the book, however).from Apollo 13
The greatest biopic ever made!from Patton
A story that very closely parallels Seabiscuit's during the Depression era is that of boxer James J. Braddock. This is one of my personally favorite stories. To go from the soup lines to the heavyweight boxing champion of the world, all in order to provide for his family is just truly inspiring. James J. Braddock (whose middle name was actually Walter - Joe Gould, Braddock's manager changed it so that it sounded more like famous and great boxers of before) was truly an underdog, much like Seabiscuit was. But these two faced the odds against them, never gave up, and became legends.
Their stories greatly exemplified that of America during the Depression. Braddock lost it all in the Depression, but he came back and got back on his feet, sending a message of hope to Americans that the country could do the same. Seabiscuit also showed how the underdog can come out on top.
When it comes to films based on actual events, I almost always read the book that the film is based on first. And if it is not on a single book, then I go out and buy a book on the subject and read it before I see the movie. This way, I can tell fact from "artistic license"/"liberties" that are taken by the filmmakers.
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Minimally invasive surgery has come a long way since the first laparoscopic procedure was performed on a human in the early 1900s. Robotic surgery, which combines the advantages of minimally invasive surgery with the latest digital technology in vision, dexterity and surgeon control, is the ultimate application of modern medical technology. Robotic tools enhance imaging and provide surgeons with a three-dimensional perspective when performing complex operations. This, in turn, improves precision for surgeons and the overall quality of procedures for patients. That's an important fact to consider for anyone facing a choice regarding surgery. Many studies have demonstrated the ability of robotic surgery to minimize patient trauma by avoiding open procedures and facilitating a faster, easier recovery process.
Roper Hospital is a national leader in robotic colon and rectal surgery, a specialty that provides care for cancer and benign conditions of the colon, rectum and anus. Colorectal surgery is a dedicated specialty which utilizes board certified Colon and Rectal Surgeons. Since this type of surgery is performed within the narrow confines of the pelvis, robotic technology allows us to minimize trauma to the patient, decrease the length of time a patient has to stay in the hospital and improve the overall recovery process. In fact, our facility is designated as one of just nine robotic colorectal epicenters nationally, based on volume, outcomes and national recognition. Because of this designation, and the quality that it signifies, surgeons from across the country – including the Cleveland Clinic and the Mayo Clinic – come to Charleston to observe our robotics team perform complex operations efficiently. Swiftness is key in maximizing the benefits of minimally invasive technology. As an added resource, we conduct educational webinars to surgeons all around the world, which includes advanced courses and techniques in colorectal surgery.
We are performing complex surgeries, such as those on rectal cancer, very quickly and with nearly no incisions. Surgeries using robotics performed by our division of Colon and Rectal Surgery include intestinal resections for polyps or cancer, complex pelvic and presacral tumors, inflammatory bowel disease surgery (such as Crohn's disease), ulcerative colitis and diverticulitis. There is also significant overlap between the epicenter work and the newly established RSF Pelvic Health Center. More than 40 percent of patients with issues such as incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse will require intricate surgeries that combine multiple specialties. These procedures can now be performed minimally invasively as well with the robotic technology. The frontiers of robotic surgery are always expanding. With more than 300 cases performed using this technology, the Roper St. Francis Robotic Colorectal epicenter is helping to lead the way in the U.S. with this technology. Our team is a highly experienced group who looks to bring the safest and highest quality of robotic surgery to our patients.
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Said Simple Simon to the Pie Man "Let me taste your ware."
Said the Pie Man to Simple Simon "Show me first your penny."
Said Simple Simon to the Pie Man "Indeed, I have not any!"
Truly this is my own Simple Simon; out on the town and tempted by the modern day equivalent of the Pie: A Subway sandwich, a kabob with fries, a buttery croissant or rich, sugar-laden brioche. But as his pockets are normally empty, he comes to me, hand out, palm heavenwards, asking for what to pay the "Pie Man". And inside the house, at my kitchen table, Simon is simple indeed: his diet is restricted to pizza, grilled cheese or tuna sandwiches, breaded fried chicken and burgers. Mr. Persnickety meets Simple Simon.
I remember the day that Simon stopped eating. Clamped those 2-year-old rosebud lips shut and that was that. White rice, pasta "in bianco" or with a plain red sauce, swordfish quickly grilled pfshhh pfshhh and placed in front of him with the merest drizzle of olive oil. Oh, fried he would eat and pizza received a nod of the head, but vegetables were henceforth relegated to the back burner and someone else's plate.
One thing he fell in love with was Chinese/Vietnamese food. Strange for a kid who likes the bland and the monochrome. When we lived in Milan, we went weekly to The China Snack Bar, a tiny hole in the wall on the edge of Milan's tiny "Chinatown". People were willing to stand in line out on the sidewalk to wait for a seat at one of their six tables and the restaurant was truly a gathering place for the Chinese community who would come for the authentic cuisine. We would get there early and snag a table and order their soup with shrimp ravioli, chicken with black bean sauce or anything with crab. The boys would always ask for the fried ravioli. And then Simon would order and eat…white rice. Granted he was a young thing, but he felt safe with white rice. He needed to order something he was familiar with, knew exactly what to expect. And for one whole year, once a week, Simon would eat white rice. And watch us eat. Dishes would file past, change weekly, we would giddily try new things, eat with joy and groan with pleasure. And he would eat white rice and watch.
And then one day, just like that, out of the blue, Simon said "I want to try that" and reached across the table and dipped his fork into a piece of chicken and stuffed it into his mouth. Spoonfuls of soup were scooped up and sucked down and as he ate, the frenzy mounted until, fork flying, his body practically spread across the table, he had tucked away enough food for several people, all at the tender age of 4 or 5. We stared in amazement, minds boggled, never understanding what had triggered this eating fury, but thrilled that he had finally let his culinary proverbial hair down. And though he still ate Pesce Spada alla griglia or pasta in bianco at traditional Italian restaurants, his love of all food Asian was born.
So, for Simon, our first course today is:
1 lb (500 g) skinless chicken filet, breast or tenders
For the marinade :
2 Tbs vegetable oil
1 Tbs light soy sauce
1 Tbs sweet chilli sauce
1 clove garlic, crushed
1 tsp curry powder
1 Tbs light brown sugar
2 Tbs chopped fresh coriander (cilantro)
For the dressing :
4 Tbs vegetable oil
1 Tbs balsamic vinegar
1 Tbs light soy sauce
1 Tbs sweet chilli sauce
1 tsp sugar
For the salad :
About 4 oz (125 g) rice vermicelli or glass noodles
1 small bunch fresh coriander and/or mint leaves
Any vegetables you like, either raw or steamed crisp/tender such as :
1 very finely sliced small red onion, bean sprouts, thinly julienned carrots, red pepper and/or fennel bulb, steamed cauliflower or broccoli, water chestnuts, baby corns, bamboo shoots or anything you like that will go great with an Asian-inspired dressing
Cut the chicken into strips or bite-sized chunks and place in a large bowl. Combine and blend all of the ingredients for the marinade, pour over the chicken, toss until all of the chicken pieces are coated and nestled into the marinade, cover and allow to marinate for at least 30 minutes.
Prepare the vegetables, steaming and cooling whatever vegetables need it, slicing, dicing, julienning, draining. And toss the all in a large salad bowl. Cook the noodles in a large pot of salted, boiling water until done, drain and cool under cold running water. Add the noodles to the vegetables and toss.
Blend all of the dressing ingredients together – I do this in a jelly jar so I can then screw on the cap and shake. Pour onto the vegetables and noodles and toss until everything is coated with the dressing.
Heat a skillet or non-stick frying pan over medium-high heat and toss in the chicken pieces (lifted out of the marinade so as not to add too much liquid to the pan) and cook, tossing often, until the chicken is cooked and the outside is crispy good. If you must do this in batches so as not to overcrowd the pan, remove the cooked chicken to a plate while cooking the remaining pieces and protect said plate of cooked chicken from wandering fingers.
When all of the chicken pieces are cooked, add to the salad and toss. Top with chopped fresh coriander and mint if using. Serve.
This is a salad loved by all and is delicious either at room temperature or as a hot dish. The chicken and the dressing are so tasty, Simon even eats most of the vegetables that I have tossed in, and that says a lot!
And onto dessert:
Simon is just as simple in his tastes when it comes to sweets. Nary a spoonful of tiramisu doth pass his lips. Panna Cotta is verboten. Ice cream is strictly vanilla, doused liberally with colored sprinkles when he is feeling a bit adventurous. Cake is limited to either our favorite chocolate cake with just the right chocolate buttercream or a delicate and simple coffee cake topped with streusel incrusted with chocolate chips the size of diamonds.
He does eat my chocolate chip banana bread, chocolate chip cookies, the crispy chocolate wafers – are we seeing a pattern here? – and astonishingly he adores my cranberry muffins and occasionally will deign eat a slice of apple pie. He loves profiteroles! He also claims that he has tried my pumpkin pie, but Simon is simple in his tastes and easily pleased. And for the perfect breakfast or snack served up with a tall, cold glass of milk, he always asks for brownies. This recipe is made with cocoa instead of melted chocolate so it comes out a bit cakier, less gooey, but it is moist and rich and perfect when you need a special treat to wrap up for a picnic, a lunchbox or to send to the office with the spouse.
1 cup (225 g) unsalted butter
1 cup (90 g) Dutch-processed cocoa powder
2 cups (400 g) sugar (I used half white and half light brown)
1 cup (125 g) flour
¼ tsp salt
1 tsp baking powder
4 eggs
1 tsp vanilla
1 cup coarsely chopped nuts, pecans or walnuts, though I prefer pecans
Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C). Line a large baking pan or baking sheet with aluminum foil, leaving some overhang and either end for handles.
Melt butter gently over a low flame or in the microwave. Remove from the heat and stir in the cocoa powder until smooth, then stir in the sugar. Set aside to cool a bit.
Break in the eggs, one at a time, stirring hard after each addition. Combine the flour, salt and baking powder together then add to the chocolate mixture, blending well. Stir in the vanilla, then fold in the coarsely chopped nuts.
Spread into the prepared pan and bake for 20 to 25 minutes until just set in the center but still soft.
Allow to cool in the pan before cutting and eating. With a tall, cold glass of milk. Or a scoop of ice cream, vanilla, please, for Simon.


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