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Hey there all,
Here we are,a little more than a month before the Big Day in Camden Yards in Baltimore. Season 11 has a great vibe to it. To make it feel even better was the Leap Years Spring Training opener that was won by our Rays.
Edwin Jackson gave himself a leg up on his quest for a slot in the rotation with a solid effort for two innings. Eric Hinske put a exclamation point on his search for a roster spot by producing a game-winning RBI single in the bottom of the ninth inning. Perfect start to a season with high and lofty goals.
An interesting sidebar to the game was that James Houser was the winning pitcher for the Rays. As you might remember, Houser was suspended by Minor League baseball last year for violations of banned substances. there is a wild technicality where, if the Rays ( they did) put him on the teams 40-man roster in the off season, he can be invited and participate with the parent club during Spring Training. He can be returned to the minors without worrying about the suspension if the Rays keep him on the 40-man roster for the season. Stay tuned to this one, it might be interesting.
I was listening to my favorite Morning Show,Fisher and Boy on 97X, when they interviewed uber-stud Scott Kazmir about the upcoming season. This was before Scott had his elbow situation that will sideline him for a few weeks. Scott was on track to be the Opening Day pitcher again for the Rays. This will probably put a damper on that goal, but might resurface as he should be in line to be the Home Opening Day pitcher where we can voice and cheer until we are hoarse for him.
I have to give thank here to a special friend who has left the Rays family after many, many productive and joyful years with the Rays. I will miss John Franzone this home opener. For those of you who have not met john, or know him, he is the brainchild behind the "Rays vision" in-game productions. John was also the mastermind behind the commercials a few years back with Aubrey Huff( fishing) and Carl Crawford( Dog track) that were on local televisions.
He was a tireless worker who I used to see talking into his headset daily to anyone, and everyone who would listen to him. I used to love to chat with him and had the great pleasure to be in a Franzone production of "Braveknobs" a few years ago. I was graced with a speaking role and a central location for the commercial where I was seen in a lot of the scenes.
Whichever team now employs John Franzone is a lucky franchise. He is a true gem who will shine for a long time in the video world. I was not able to call him before he left the Rays and tell him how much his chats and his in game videos and production meant to me as a Rays Season ticket holder. John will never be "thanking the Academy," but I hope a Clio or an Emmy is in his future.
Last, but not least. I will make a comment on Delmon Young here. I like him as a player and a future All-Star in this league, but as a person, he needs a bit of practice. I will never doubt or hide the fact that he is a true 5-tool player that has a mouth of a pre-teen boy. I applaud and laugh at the verbal exchange he ad with Carl Crawford this week. Carl is an honest and pretty shy guy when it comes to commenting on his teammates, or former teammates.
For him to even say those things concerning Delmon, he truly and honestly feels those comments in his heart. Carl is growing into a clubhouse leader, both by on-field example, and by standing up and being counted on by his peers. I applaud Carl, and laugh at Delmon.
You might be an All-Star for a decade, but I can not cheer for a guy who doesn't respect rookie traditions and team practices, and the holy unwritten rules of the game. I wish him luck.
With that out of the way, I have been browsing the web and found a true Delmon Young gem that will show what talent he has when he loves the game. Minnesota Twins fan will salivate at this, and hope it can happen in the friendly confines of their dome in the not to distant future.
See you in the Berm this Spring. Do not forget, this is the last year we are training and playing at Progress Energy Field. Come catch the Rays before they head to Port Charlotte next Spring. Support our guys this year.
By the way, my tickets arrived today for the Bon Jovi/Daughtry concert at the St Pete Times Forum on April 27,2008, after the Boston Red Sox game. I will be sitting in Section 209 in the Canon private suite that looks directly at the stage area. Free food and drinks and my sexy lady by my side, and thinking of………..


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Standing on a street corner in the Los Angeles summer sun, Marvelia Alpizar, then a journalism intern at La Opinion, caught her first big break.
"Michael Jackson had just died," she explained. "They asked me to go out on the street to catch people's reactions and take photos. The next day, my story was on the front page."
Now, four years later, Alpizar, a 2010 graduate of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College's distance program, is a full-blown, fully paid, full-time employee at La Opinion, the largest Spanish-language newspaper in the United States.
"I always loved writing, but when I started at The Woods, I knew very little about journalism," Alpizar said. "By the time I graduated I had learned and experienced so much."
Through SMWC's online journalism program Alpizar's innate talent quickly became a successful career. Backed by specialized classes and supportive faculty, she tackled several internships that gave her writing, and ultimately her future, a professional edge.
"Marvelia had a firm grasp on her intern duties even though she was telecommuting from South Carolina," said April Simma '03, director of major and planned gifts, who supervised Alpizar's 2008 internship with SMWC's Office of Advancement. "The partnership was a win-win. The annual giving office benefitted from her excellent communication skills and she was able to get resume-building professional experience."
Building on those skills Alpizar moved on to other professional experiences, including contributing to CNN's iReport, a seven-week program where reporters publish their work in stages, receiving feedback from CNN employees every step of the way.
"I was teaching in a tiny town in South Carolina at the time," Alpizar said. "I wanted to continue learning new techniques in journalism." Her piece, The American DREAM, includes an article and a three-minute video about the DREAM Act, a bill aimed at helping children who were brought to the U.S. illegally to attend college and gain residency.
"Even though I am a legal U.S. immigrant, I can still identify with these people," she said. "They really want to study, but they can't pursue their dream."
Alpizar produced an article and a video with interviews, photos and quotes from multiple sides of the argument. She researched, wrote, filmed and edited the entire media package herself. The final product, which received positive feedback and encouraging reviews, can be viewed at CNN iReport: The American DREAM.
For Alpizar, even as a distance student, she realized participating in internships and taking risks to enhance your skills was a large part of achieving her own dream. "I was in my 40s when I found The Woods, but I knew I'd never give up no matter how long it took," she said. "I knew the degree I wanted and now I have it."


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NEW YORK - The widow of Chris Kyle, the former Navy Seal and best-selling author shot dead in February, has contributed a foreword and afterword to a book her husband had been working on at the time of his death.
William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, announced Monday that Taya Kyle's tribute will be included in "American Gun: A History of the U.S. in Ten Firearms." The book comes out June 4 and was written by Chris Kyle and William Doyle. Chris Kyle's previous work was the million-selling autobiography "American Sniper."
Taya Kyle writes that she hopes readers "feel the presence" of her husband while reading the new book, which covers innovations in weaponry from the Revolutionary War to modern times.
Kyle and a friend were killed at a Texas gun range. An Iraq war veteran who they were trying to help deal with PTSD has been charged.


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This chapter describes the various components that you must configure in order to use an XML transformation mapping.
This chapter includes the following section:
For information on how to configure TopLink mappings options common to two or more mapping types, see Chapter 121, "Configuring a Mapping".
For information on how to create TopLink mappings, see Chapter 120, "Creating a Mapping".
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Table 61-1 lists the configurable options for a XML transformation mapping.
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Mutable mappings (see Section 121.17, "Configuring Mutable Mappings")
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Greetings from a rainy, chilly Chicago, where the weather outside makes you feel good to be inside all day. (Thank you, Jenn Shaver, for that thought.)
The editorial staff arrived here around 9:30 a.m. It's great to stay in a hotel attached to the show. That means we won't have to do a lot of (Yiddish term alert) schlepping around this week. (Thank you, Pam Kufahl, for that thought.)
I attended a couple of seminars already, both focused on business operations. The first one was led by our friend Michael Scott Scudder, who talked about growing your business in tough times. As always, Michael gave a no-holds-barred opinion on the state of the industry.
The other seminar, led by CheckFree's Ron Poliseno, focused on guarding your members' financial data. A lot of what Ron discussed was information we featured last year on the topic of PCI compliance.
Most of the Club Industry gang is already here. Our welcome reception is coming up in about an hour, so I've got to go back to the room and powder my nose. If anything unusual happens at the reception, we'll let you know.


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Born in 1957 in Tashkent (Uzbekistan), Kats-Chernin received training at the Gnessin Musical College before immigrating to Australia in 1975. She graduated from the New South Wales Conservatory in 1980 and was awarded a DAAD (German academic exchange) grant to study with Helmut Lachenmann in Hanover. She remained in Germany for 13 years, returning in 1994 to Australia where she now lives in Sydney.
One of Australia's leading composers, Elena Kats-Chernin has created works in nearly every genre. Among her many commissions are pieces for Ensemble Modern, the Bang on a Can All-Stars, the Australian Chamber Orchestra, the Adelaide, Tasmanian and Sydney Symphony Orchestras, Present Music, City of London Sinfonia, Swedish Chamber Orchestra and the North Carolina Symphony.
Her brilliantly scored, energetic, and often propulsive music has been choreographed by dance-makers around the world. In 2000 she collaborated with leading Australian choreographer Meryl Tankard in a series of large-scale dance works. The first of these, "Deep Sea Dreaming", was broadcast to an audience of millions worldwide as part of the opening ceremonies of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
Recent works include the concerto for basset clarinet and chamber orchestra Ornamental Air which has been toured internationally and also released on CD for Chandos by Michael Collins, and her fourth opera The Rage of Life, staged in Belgium, Holland, Hungary, Germany and Switzerland. For the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra and choir, she composed Prelude and Cube.
Kats-Chernin's music continues to be heard on TV and at the cinema in the UK with the long-running Lloyds TSB advertising campaign "For the journey…" employing Eliza Aria from her ballet Wild Swans. Her piece Russian Rag became Max's theme in the claymation film "Max & Mary" by Adam Elliott.
In 2011 Kats-Chernin was appointed Composer-in-Residence with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra. Her first symphony, Symphonia Eluvium for organ, choir and orchestra commemorating the devastating Queensland floods of January 2011, was premiered that year by QSO conducted by Asher Fisch at the Brisbane Festival. In 2012, the work was voted by the readers of the Australian monthly performing arts journal Limelight as the best composition of the year.
Elena Kats-Chernin is one of the subjects of a "Creative Minds" 6 episode series of artist's portraits. The documentary by Robin Hughes was made for Australian TV's STUDIO channel. A CD of her complete music for string quartet, performed by Acacia, was released under the title "Blue Silence" by Vexations840 in 2012.
One of Elena Kats-Chernin's most recent major premieres was her adaptation of Monteverdi's three operas (Orpheus, Odysseus, Poppea) at the Komische Oper Berlin, directed by Barrie Kosky, in September 2012 – a 12 hour Marathon performance with live telecast on 3sat TV.
In January 2014, her music for the drama Frankenstein at the Sydney Ensemble Theatre won jointly the "Sydney Theatre Award 2013 for best score". In March 2014 she was a joint winner of Sidney Myer Performing Arts Award.
In September 2015 Shobana Jeyasingh's dance work Material Men was premiered with Elena Kats-Chernin's score performed by Smith String Quartet at the Southbank Centre in London.
Her opera Schneewittchen und die 77 Zwerge opened at Komische Oper Berlin on the 1st November 2015. The dance piece Three Dancers, choreographed by Didy Veldman, to Elena's music had been premiered at Sadler's Wells, London, on the 3rd November 2015.
Two more world premieres, in 2016 The Witching Hour, a concerto for 8 double basses and orchestra, and Singing Trees for string orchestra, commissioned by the Australian World Orchestra and the Australian Chamber Orchestra respectively were performed at the Sydney Opera House..
Elena Kats-Chernin's music is published exclusively by Boosey & Hawkes.


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Impact Performance of Composite Decking
The backyard deck has taken on an ever increasing role in our lives becoming an extension of a homes interior living space. Traditionally decks have been built from pressure treated lumber, however, cost, life cycle, appearance, construction time, maintenance and environmental concerns are all factors contributing to the huge growth in the use of wood–plastic composites, also known as composite decking.
Made from a wide ranging mixture of wood and plastic, composite decking has certain advantages like durability, color retention and reduced maintenance costs over pressure treated wood. With a material cost 20 to 30 percent more than pressure treated pine, impact performance can be critical. Decks are routinely subjected to a wide range of everyday impact events, dropped tools, patio furniture, ladders and paint cans to name a few, and the types and quantities of the various materials used in the manufacturing of the decking can affect their resistance to impacts.
When approached by a manufacturer of composite decking we recommended a CEAST 9350 with optional High energy system, instrumented with a 22.2kN tup, ½" hemispherical tup insert, 1" spherical tup insert, DAS 8000 Data Acquisition System and Visual Impact software. By varying the tup insert and test velocity we were able to create a range of impact profiles and energies that allowed the customer to simulate a wide variety of impacts that their product might be subjected to.
The 9350 is well suited for helping customers determine the performance characteristics of their materials when subjected to an impact event. The information gathered by doing instrumented impact testing can be used to provide the customer with a data baseline whereby they can determine how changes made in the mix of raw materials will perform in real life situations. A broader range of testing could be accomplished with the inclusion of an environmental chamber to study impact characteristics at different temperatures as well as using different fixtures and inserts to simulate other unsupported spans and impact events.
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TS1155 supports a native data transfer rate of up to 360 MBps to deliver information at the speed demanded by cloud, mobile and social media users.
Security is an important consideration when storing, accessing and managing your data. Encryption can help protect data from theft or accidental loss.
TS1155 can help reduce the costs of long-term data retention by including support for IBM Spectrum Archive™, allowing users and applications direct access to files and directories stored on tape.
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SAfrica, FIFA agree on match-fixing investigation
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Three years after the first World Cup in Africa, the South African government will investigate allegations of match-fixing leading to the showcase tournament.
The South African sports ministry, FIFA and the South African Football Association said Friday there was a "concrete conclusion" from the three parties on a long-awaited commission to look into possible corruption in games involving South Africa's national team just weeks before the World Cup.
"This long-standing open case is harming South African football," FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke said after a meeting with South Africa sports minister Fikile Mbalula and SAFA president Kirsten Nematandani in Zurich.
FIFA would provide "advice and support" to the South African investigation, Valcke said.
No players have been implicated in fixing, with suspicions centered on the involvement of now-convicted match-fixer Wilson Raj Perumal and his bogus company, which appointed referees for games and who may have manipulated them to feed illegal betting scams. Perumal has been identified as a central figure in match-fixing in other parts of the world.
A FIFA report last year found "compelling" evidence that some of the national team's warm-up games were fixed. The South African Football Association conceded there was evidence it had been infiltrated by match-fixers ahead of the games and some of its own officials are under suspicion.
Nematandani was one of five SAFA officials briefly suspended in the federation's initial response to FIFA's report. They were reinstated pending any hearings, but an investigation was tied down after the South African government and the country's Olympic committee became involved.
After months of little or no progress, it was agreed Friday that an independent commission would be set up by the government with its mandate limited to only investigating any irregularities in South Africa's exhibition games ahead of the World Cup, the three bodies said in a joint statement.
FIFA has strict rules regarding government involvement in soccer, but also says it needs the help of governments to fight the widespread problem of match-fixing.
"The rise of match manipulation globally has become one of the most pressing issues facing football today," said Mbalula, the sports minister. "Therefore it is vitally important that national authorities such as ourselves play a full role."
FIFA also proposed that its own ethics committee be part of the commission, but this was subject to approval by the South African government.
The exact matches that might have been fixed haven't been identified, but South Africa's 5-0 win over Guatemala and 2-1 win over Colombia in late May 2010 have long been under suspicion.
Three penalties for handball were awarded by Niger referee Ibrahim Chaibou in the South Africa-Guatemala game, which is the match that raised the most concern. FIFA also wants to question Chaibou for his handling of other exhibition games in Africa, Asia and South America, where a high number of penalties were awarded, apparently to feed illegal betting.
The South Africa-Colombia game was the official opening of the Soccer City stadium in Soweto near Johannesburg, the venue for Spain's victory over Netherlands in the World Cup final a little over a month later. All three goals in that game, which was refereed by Kenyan official Samuel Langat, came from penalty kicks. Langat was dropped from FIFA's list of referees authorized for international matches at the end of 2010, while Chaibou reached the mandatory retirement age of 45 in 2011.
Other warm-up games might be investigated. South Africa beat Thailand 4-0 and drew with Bulgaria 1-1 ahead of the World Cup, which was widely accepted as a success despite initial doubts that the country could organize the tournament.
"It is vital that this matter which dates back to 2010 is concluded soon, with the culprits to be sanctioned in accordance with the zero-tolerance policy," Valcke said. "FIFA will provide any advice and support possible both at investigatory and disciplinary level."
AP Sports Writer Graham Dunbar in Zurich contributed to this report.
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Skin wounds need thorough cleaning to reduce the risk of infection and scarring and to promote healing. Try to stop the bleeding before cleaning the wound. Mild to moderate bleeding during the cleaning usually occurs. After cleaning, stop the bleeding by applying direct pressure again and elevating the wound. If the bleeding continues, see how to stop bleeding.
A visit to a doctor is needed if you are unable to clean the wound adequately because it:
If you are not going to see your doctor immediately, rinse the wound for at least 5 to 10 minutes.
Large, deep, or very dirty wounds may need to be evaluated by a doctor for a thorough cleaning and evaluation for stitches, or antibiotic treatment. If you think that treatment by a doctor may be needed, see Are Stitches, Staples, or Skin Adhesives Necessary?
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It is the policy of the Board of Education and the Community College to maintain a healthy environment for all students and employees. To that end, and in consideration of repeated reports warning that smoking is a major health hazard, that second hand smoke is harmful to everyone, and that all employers should act responsibly in the matter of smoke in the workplace, the President's Council approved a revised No Smoking Policy. Effective September 1, 2003, and modified on November 19, 2014, the Community College of Rhode Island Policy concerning smoking is as follows:
The Community College of Rhode Island prohibits smoking in all of its campus facilities as well as at all points of access and egress from its facilities, including all connecting ramps and walkways such as those at the Knight Campus Megastructure. Smoking is allowed at or beyond designated enclosures located at each Campus or at a distance equal to those enclosures from the building. Smoking includes traditional tobacco products as well as "electronic cigarettes" and similar devices. Failure to comply will result in disciplinary action as stipulated by the Dean of Students for student infractions, and the appropriate disciplinary process as set forth in collective bargaining agreements or Board of Education policy for faculty and staff.
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Pandora is the planet on which the events of Borderlands take place. In the first game, Pandora was a wasteland, populated by flesh-eating creatures, bandits and bosses - Which provided hours of violent and gory entertainment.
In Borderlands 2 however, with the arrival of Handsome Jack (the CEO of Hyperion Corporation) and his persistence to become the dictator of Pandora, he has managed to clean the Planet up somewhat, therefore providing even more landscapes to ultimately destroy in the protagonist's wake of annihilation.


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Bill Pulver, the father of collar bomb hoax victim Madeline, is the new chief executive of the Australian Rugby Union (ARU).
The ARU confirmed the appointment of multi-millionaire businessman Pulver on Wednesday to replace the long-serving John O'Neill who has already left the post.
Pulver was previously based in New York where he was chief executive of global research firm NetRatings which was taken over by Nielsen in 2007 at a reported cost of $820 million.
The Pulver family made headlines in 2011 when the collar bomb hoax occurred at their family home in Mosman.
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A former lawyer is putting words in Jon Gosselin's mouth, the reality dad claimed on Thursday.
"Mr. Anthony List Sr. Esq. Is not my representing attorney," Jon Tweeted. "I terminated him on April 15, 2010."
The Tweet came in response to a TMZ story that paraphrased the attorney as saying that Jon would continue on with his "absentee mom" claims in custody court, despite Kate's recent elimination from "Dancing with the Stars."
"He has no legal right to speak to the press or anyone on my behalf," Jon's Tweets continued. "Kate, her attorneys and I are moving forward to work things out privately and amicably."
The reality parents are due in a Pennsylvania courtroom on May 25 for a custody hearing regarding their eight kids.
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By Lisa Capobianco
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Madison Howes, a third grade student at Flanders Elementary School, took part in a reading celebration with her classmates and teachers on Monday. This was one of many reading celebrations in which students share their favorite books with a reading buddy. When one of the reading teachers chose Madison to read her book aloud to the entire third grade class, a surprise walked through the doors of the gymnasium to greet her—a surprise Madison had waited almost a year for.
With her eyes lighting up and her heart racing, Madison leaped out of the reading chair and jumped into the arms of her father, Mike Howes, an army soldier returning from his fourth tour as a staff sergeant for the 411 Civil Affairs Battalion.
He was stationed at Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti, Africa since last November.
"I was reading, and then daddy came along," Madison said. "I didn't want him to leave because I love him so much."
Sergeant Howes decided to surprise his daughter with the help of his wife Isabela and school staff members on Monday. Since Saturday, Sergeant Howes said he was hiding in a hotel room so no one would find him.
"It was something I wanted to do, and seeing this was my fourth deployment, and I don't know if there is going to be anymore after this," he said.
His wife Isabela said she first approached school administrators about the surprise, and they all agreed to help out. With the help of Principal Patricia Mazzarella and third grade teachers, Mike and Isabela pulled off the surprise.
"We had a sit down, and went over the details," Isabela said. "All we had to do was show up at a certain time."
Kim Padroff, Madison's third grade teacher, said she felt overjoyed to see this moment for her student.
"It is unreal," she said. "Words cannot express how excited I am for Madison and her family."
Earlier that same day, Mike surprised his stepdaughter Jasmyne Engman at Southington High School during her civics class. Principal Martin Semmel and other staff members helped organize the surprise too.
The school invited eight veterans to the reunion, where they pretended to take part in the class's lecture for the day. After they all lined up in front of the class, Sergeant Howes walked in, and Jasmyne nearly tackled him with a hug. Describing the moment Mike walked into her classroom as "crazy," Jasmyne said she felt butterflies in her stomach.
"I can't believe this is happening," Jasmyne said. "I feel this is a moment right out of a book."
Isabela said she also felt butterflies in her stomach the whole time, especially since she did not know how her daughter would react.
"I was so excited and nervous, and a little worried she was going to get mad for all the lying and all the secrets, but mostly excited," Isabela said. "I am so happy to see that they were finally able to reunite after such a long time."
After the reunion, both Jasmyne and Madison received a "free pass" from school to leave early so they could spend the entire day with their father. Sergeant Howes said reuniting with his family this way made that moment extra special for him.
"It is a once in a lifetime deal—something I will never forget," he said.
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How do you compare? New report reveals stats about social media usage in Canada
A girl opens a Facebook page on her mobile phone in May 2012. (AP / Mahesh Kumar A.)
TORONTO -- One in three anglophone Canadians won't let a single day go by without checking into their social media feeds, suggests a new report by the Media Technology Monitor.
The report is based on telephone surveys with 4,001 anglophone Canadians in the fall and found almost seven in 10 Internet users declared they were regular social media users, logging on at least once a month. That figure was up by about six per cent compared to 2011.
Those growing numbers didn't surprise Aimee Morrison, an associate professor at the University of Waterloo, who researches digital culture.
"It's becoming a mainstream part of how we get the business of life accomplished and you're at a disadvantage increasingly if you don't do it," says Morrison.
"I think social media is hitting a tipping point in a way that cellphones did in the later part of the 1990s, where we've moved from the stage where it was something that the early adopters did and then the hipsters did and then the kids did."
About 63 per cent of social media users surveyed said they read Facebook posts, tweets and/or LinkedIn updates every single day.
Facebook remains far and away the most popular social network. About 63 per cent of surveyed Internet users and 93 per cent of social media users said they're on Facebook.
While Twitter gets a lot of media hype and is growing rapidly it's not all that commonly used in Canada, according to MTM's numbers.
Less than one in five Internet users surveyed said they were on Twitter in the last month, although those numbers had grown by 80 per cent in a year, up from just 10 per cent in 2011.
"Probably in the press it looks like more people are on Twitter than actually are on Twitter," said Morrison, who noted the stats were in line with usage of the social network among her graduate students.
"They didn't think it was relevant to them or some had concerns about privacy or the exposure they might face as young workers.... They were worried it might be held against them if they did it wrong."
Morrison pointed out that it can be difficult for new users "to know the right way to use Twitter and therefore it can be more alienating than something like Facebook."
The business-oriented social network LinkedIn had similar usage numbers, although it grew slower since 2011. About 12 per cent of Internet users said they used it at least once a month in 2011 and the figure was up to 18 per cent in 2012.
"It's a lot of work to do LinkedIn well, I imagine there's a lot of begun and abandoned (accounts)," Morrison said.
"If you join because you think you're supposed to but you don't have a burning need that you're trying to fulfil it's pretty easy to give up before you get to that point where you start to see returns on investment in time and effort."
Only seven per cent of the social media users surveyed said they were regular users of Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, logging in to each at least one a month. Those users were most likely to be under 50, university educated and live in a high-income household with a child under 12 in the home.
Morrison said social media membership will likely continue to grow as users who previously held out feel obligated to finally join in.
"We're getting into now that cultural tipping point where it's no longer really that choice of, 'I don't need it, I'm not going to use it,' but rather, 'I'm being left out of things now because so many people use it and they assume everyone has it."'
On the other hand, there will always be resisters who refuse to sign on to what they deem to be a fad.
Maybe it's not for you "if you are very satisfied with the amount of interaction you have with your friends and family and the people you lost touch with you're happy to not be in touch with them anymore. Or you're not looking for a job, you're happy with where you are," Morrison said.
"If you're very satisfied with your life it's quite possible you do not need whatever new technological gizmo that comes your way."
The survey results are considered accurate within 1.5 percentage points 19 times out of 20.


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Santiago Almond Tart
Santiago Tart
Along with 'filloas' (Galician crepes), the Santiago Almond Tort is the most typical dessert in Galicia. The delicious cake, the delicate almond flavour and the characteristic and unmistakable cross of Santiago, made with powdered sugar, make it a well known product both inside and outside of Galicia.
The Santiago Almond Tart is a traditional cake made with flour, sugar, ground almonds, grated lemon and powdered sugar for the outside decoration. When it is made well it is spongy to the touch and delicate on the palate, with a distinct almond flavour.
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- Rodzaj produktu: Others
- Sezon: Year-round.
- Pochodzenie: It is typical of the City of Santiago de Compostela, although it is made in many other towns in Galicia.
- Polecany napój: Dessert or sparkling wines.
- Gdzie kupić?: Santiago Almond Tart is available in most speciality and confectioner's shops in Galicia, as well as in a number of establishments throughout the Peninsula.
- Przepisy: 'Tarta de Santiago' (St. James Tart)
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- Energy: High
- Cholesterol: Average
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The FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Azerbaijan 2012 ended on Saturday with France crowned champions and the individual awards handed out. FIFA.comrounds up who won what.
adidas Golden Ball: Griedge Mbock Bathy (FRA) adidas Silver Ball: Ri Hyang-Sim (PRK) adidas Bronze Ball: Yui Hasegawa (JPN)
For the first time in the history of the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup a defender made off with the player of the tournament award. Griedge Mbock Bathy was the player in question, having made a monumental contribution to France's overall success.
An ever-present throughout the tournament, featuring in all six games, she showed every facet demanded of the modern-day defender: strength, an ability to score when the opportunity arises, coolness under pressure and a gift for bringing the ball out of defence. Those skills all came to the fore in Saturday's Final, when she stood tall to spur the French on to victory.
After collecting the award, the colossal Mbock Bathy had this to say: "I don't know if I deserve this or not, but I do know I've had to fight hard to get this far. I picked up an injury just before the start of the tournament and I found it hard to get back to full fitness. All I can say is that I'm very grateful for this award and for being the first defender to step up to collect it."
Ri Hyang-Sim was consistency personified throughout the tournament and played a key part in Korea DPR's run to the Final. As well as scoring goals, she also provided assists for her team-mates, bringing them into play at every opportunity and working selflessly for the team. Her support play, dribbling and pinpoint crosses have been a highlight of Azerbaijan 2012.
Yui Hasegawa collected a deserved award on behalf of the Young Nadeshiko. With her vision, sublime technique and eye for goal, the 15-year-old epitomised Japan's stylish play, and her strike against Mexico in the group phase was one of the goals of the tournament.
adidas Golden Boot: Ri Un-Sim (PRK) adidas Silver Boot: Chinwendu Ihezuo (NGA)
adidas Bronze Boot: Halimatu Ayinde (NGA)
Ri Un-Sim was the main reason why Korea DPR came within an inch of regaining the title they won at New Zealand 2008, scoring a hugely impressive eight goals to match the tournament record set by Korea Republic's Yeo Minji at Trinidad and Tobago 2010.
Her goalscoring instinct proved crucial in the group games with France and USA and against Canada in the quarter-finals, and such was her eye for goal that she found the back of the net in every game in the competition bar the semi-final against Germany.
Chinwendu Ihezuo'shaul of six goals and Halimatu Ayinde's four helped make Nigeria the third-highest scoring team in the competition. The former led the way with five goals in the group-phase demolition of the hosts, but just as important was Ayinde's contribution in attack. Both showed remarkable speed, power and a nose for goal.
adidas Golden Glove: Romane Bruneau
The whole world now knows all about the French goalkeeper's many qualities: good positioning, sharp reflexes, speed off the line and bags of personality, a virtue she displayed once again in the penalty shoot-out that decided the Final.
As well as keeping out two spot-kicks, the French custodian had the guts to step up and take her side's fifth penalty, revealing the self-same courage she showed in making decisive contributions in the group games with Korea DPR and USA.
"She deserves this award more than anyone else," said her team-mate Mbock Bathy.
"When they told me I'd won the Golden Glove I thought it was a joke," said the winner herself. "It's not real. It's magical. I never thought I'd win a prize like this. I just can't describe how I feel."
FIFA Fair Play Award: JapanThough they went out in the quarter-finals, Japan richly deserved this award for their exemplary behaviour throughout the tournament, accepting victory and defeat with equal good grace and proving sporting opponents at all times.
The FIFA Fair Play Award is presented on the basis of a detailed assessment by FIFA's Technical Study Group of the behaviour of teams both on and off the pitch. The aim of the award is to promote sportsmanship between players, coaching staff and spectators at FIFA tournaments.


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I received a blister pack of Squinkies for review. They are pretty cute. They come in little clear bubble containers with some being frosted so you can't see the contents. They are tiny, so if you have little ones still around, you need to be very careful (they are rated for ages 4 and up). They are soft and squishy and the characters are very cute animals or people. They have little holes in the bottom so they can be used as a pencil topper. They offer hundreds of Squinkies for your child to collect. I didn't get to review the play set, but they offer a Gumball Surprise Playhouse which looks adorable as well as other accessories.
Other than the highly annoying advertising song (which kids will love), I really think these are very cute and could easily see children being excited about these, collecting them and trading with friends. My girls, ages 4 and 6, are tickled with them! The play sets look like a lot of fun and my girls are dying to get one!
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Eleanor of Aquitaine: A Life
Ballantine Books, 2000 - Biography & Autobiography - 441 pages
Renowned in her time for being the most beautiful woman in Europe, the wife of two kings and mother of three, Eleanor of Aquitaine was one of the great heroines of the Middle Ages. Despite the fact she lived in an age in which women were regarded as little more than chattel, Eleanor managed to defy convention as she exercised power in the political sphere and crucial influence over her husbands and sons. In this beautifully written new biography, Alison Weir, author of five widely acclaimed chronicles of England's royal rulers, paints a vibrant portrait of this truly exceptional woman, and provides new insights into her intimate life.
Born in 1122 into the sophisticated and cultured court of Poitiers, Eleanor came of age in a world of luxury, intrigue, bloody combat, and unbridled ambition. At only fifteen, she inherited one of the great fortunes of Europe--the prize duchy of Aquitaine--yet her father had been shrewd enough to realize that her future security lay in a powerful marriage. Consequently the sensual Duchess submitted to a union with the handsome but sexually withholding Louis VII, the teenage king of France. The marriage endured for fifteen fraught years, until Eleanor finally succeeded in having it annulled--only to enter an even stormier match with the aggressively virile, hot-tempered Henry of Anjou, who would soon ascend to the English throne as Henry II.
As Weir traces the fascinating intersection of public and private lives in Europe's twelfth-century courts, Eleanor comes to life as a complex, boldly original woman who transcended the mores of society. Eventually, after enduring Henry's flagrant infidelities, she showed herself a formidable and dangerous enemy of the King's interests by plotting to overthrow him with their sons Henry, Richard, and Geoffrey. A tireless political fighter and a born survivor, the humbled Queen emerged from sixteen years of imprisonment, age sixty-seven, to rule England with wisdom and panache during the absence of her son, King Richard the Lion Heart, while he fought in the ruinous Third Crusade.
Eleanor of Aquitaine lived a long life of many contrasts, of splendor and desolation, power and peril, and in this stunning biography, Alison Weir captures the woman--and the queen--in all her glory. With astonishing historic detail, mesmerizing pageantry, and irresistible accounts of royal scandal and intrigue, Weir recreates not only a remarkable personality but a magnificent past era. Eleanor of Aquitaine is the crowning achievement of an extraordinary career.
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AIPG has published over 230 articles and other documents specifically addressing student and young professionals in The Professional Geologist and as independent documents over the years. These articles have been collected along with a topical index of the articles that will assist in locating specific articles and documents addressing a specific topic.
Included in this collection are all of the Student's Voice columns, the articles for students published in the January issue of the TPG over the past several years, other student-authored articles, etc. Over the years, a wealth of useful information and advice is included in this collection, which will be updated as each issue of the TPG is published.


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The Maestrazgo region: where silence speaks
Cristal cave
In eastern Spain there is an area of lofty peaks, crossed by deep gorges, tracks that wind through pine groves and follow the courses of crystal clear rivers, trails that lead to the most peaceful of villages. This is the Maestrazgo region, a land where nature, culture and tradition live side by side. A fascinating area, well worth discovering.
In the south of Aragón, between Teruel and inland Castellón, is El Maestrazgo, a region that is dominated by its rugged, unspoilt countryside, and where time moves slowly and unhurriedly by. Perhaps this is why silence has reigned in these mountains for centuries. This silence will be your travelling companion as you explore its ever-changing landscapes.
On the way you will find everything from deep gorges to maple and pine forests, fossils and dinosaur tracks, valleys washed by trout-rich rivers, canyons home to species like the griffon vulture and mountain goat, and vertical rock walls with amazing formations such as those to be found at the Órganos de Montoro. These are imposing landscapes, packed with contrast, offering a host of options for lovers of nature and adventure. An ideal setting for sports such as climbing, caving, kayaking, hunting, fishing, cycle touring, horse riding, paragliding and hiking - this area is crossed by many regional trails, as well as one long-distance hiking route, the GR-8. In this area you will also find many companies that organise outdoor activities.
Have fun as a family
Don't forget the camera and get ready to enjoy outings ideal for all the family, to places such as the Fortanete pine woods, the source of the Pitarque River, the Rambla de las Truchas riverbed, the canyons and banks of the Guadalope River, the Puertos de Beceite Mountains, the Tinença de Benifassà beech forest, the Aliaga Geological Park, the area around the Olivar Monastery, Cristal de Molinos Caves, the peak of Ares del Maestre… there are a host of options. This is why we recommend you go to any of the tourist offices where they will give you all the advice you need.
Alongside this ecological wealth, there is stunning cultural heritage to be found in the villages of the Maestrazgo, with their medieval atmosphere, such as Morella and its monuments, the streets of Mirambel, Cantavieja and La Iglesuela del Cid, as well as the prehistoric paintings to be found at Tírig, amongst others. Castles, Gothic and Baroque churches, shrines, fortified farmsteads, palaces, stately houses, squares and bridges make up villages with their own unique, well-defined personality, once home to knightly orders like the Templars. The Maestrazgo region is all this and more.
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New York-based fashion house DKNY was founded in 1984 gaining instant recognition for its wearable basics. The brand shot to fame thanks to its chic ready-to-wear collections designed around the concept of Seven Easy Pieces that could be worn together to create multiple looks. A global success, DKNY is synonymous with modern luxury and has built a strong celebrity following over the years. Known for its contemporary womenswear, today the brand boasts 70 store locations across the world. This edit of DKNY nightwear is pretty and practical, boasting chic pyjama sets, cosy onesies and luxurious nightshirts. Expect bold checks, Fair Isle prints, animal prints and romantic heart-shaped prints. Shop the collection of DKNY nightwear and add a touch of luxury to your sleepwear collection.
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New transit leader eyes regional system
Jaime Wright says she is excited to be a part of moving local public transit forward toward a regional system.
As the new executive director of the Truckee/North Tahoe Transportation Management Association, Wright will help the nonprofit fulfill its mission of fostering public-private partnerships and resources for the advocacy and promotion of innovative solutions to transportation challenges in the Truckee/North Lake Tahoe Resort Triangle.
This week, Wright sat down with the Sierra Sun to discuss the TMA, as well as the current state of transit in the region and its future.
Sun: What are your goals for the TMA and area transit in general?
Jaime Wright: In general, (it's) to have one unified transit system with single branding. I think a goal for the TMA is obviously to be an instrumental piece in getting any kind of vision moved forward and actually on the road.
Sun: Do you have any specific ideas on how the TMA can be a part of that vision?
Wright: I think our experience and history with transit in the area is a benefiting factor, and then our willingness to step up to the plate and get the job done in order to fill the gaps is really what our strength is.
Sun: How would you describe the current state of transportation in the North Tahoe/Truckee region?
Wright: I would say the current state of transportation has come a long way since I was a kid growing up here (with just TART), but we do have a ways to go to get it to where I think we as a destination and region want it to be.
Sun: What would that future vision of area transit look like?
Wright: It's very similar to what the (Resort Triangle Transportation) Vision Coalition is working on. It's a regional system connecting our whole resort triangle, with service every half hour. Probably more frequent headways than we currently have, but also providing night service for the whole resort triangle … Ultimately, I would like a region where our guests didn't need to bring a car or rent a car, and we have the infrastructure in place for them to get around and still utilize all of our amenities."
Sun: What are some of the challenges in implementing that vision?
Wright: We always hear everybody wants it, but then no one understands that you have to pay for it. I think it's more of just getting an understanding of how transit funding works and showing what we can get for our dollars in moving forward.
Sun: How close is the region now to that vision?
Wright: I think we're a couple years off. I think it's going to take us looking at how we can generate those revenues for a system of that nature.
Sun: What is being done today to make that vision a reality?
Wright: Right now we're looking at our current system, we're looking at where we want to go in the future, and we're trying to figure out where we are going to fill that gap with revenue … So we're still somewhat in the planning stages, but ultimately, we would like to be able to show the community what it looks like and get feedback on how we're going to fill the gap to that vision.
Sun: Why do you think transportation is so important?
Wright: I think we have limited resources here, especially within the basin and the resort triangle in general. In providing a full-fledged transit system, you are creating a culture in which people won't bring their vehicles, will park their cars. We're creating less air pollution, less vehicle miles traveled and we're ultimately making our roadways better to travel on.
Sun: How does transportation play into being a destination area?
Wright: I think it largely affects us as a destination. To be competing with somewhere like Summit County (Colo.) we need to really look at our transit system and how to make it better, but work for our destination as a whole.
Sun: On a lighter note, what's your favorite local mode of transit?
Wright: My favorite mode these days is the water shuttle and a bicycle. It's fun to get out on the water. A one-way trip down the West Shore and bicycling back is probably one of the best ways to spend an afternoon.


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If you like to test the lastest in technology, how about using the latest JVM-compatible language in the form of Clojure with the latest from Google in the form of Google Wave ? This post walks you through the process of using both. Read the complete post 'Clojure Robot on Google Wave': http://spanx.wordpress.com/2009/07/23/clojure-robot-on-google-wave/
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Rarely, if ever, will a game between a team with a modest 7-4 record and its 2-9 opponent be as meaningful as the one scheduled to play here at Lincoln Financial Field on Dec. 8. Then again, this year's meeting between Navy and Army has more at stake than usual.
It marks the first time since 2005 that the Commander in Chief's Trophy — given to the winner of the round robin played out among the nation's service academies — will be handed to the team that emerges victorious from this iconic rivalry.
"I think we're both grateful that we have the opportunity to play for it," Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo said Wednesday during the annual pre-game luncheon. "We're both fortunate to have beaten Air Force. … We throw out whether both of us were 12-0 or 11-0 coming into this game or both of us were 0-11. You throw out all the records, you throw out anything that's happened in the past."
According to Niumatalolo, that includes Navy's unprecedented streak of 10 straight victories in what had been a fairly even matchup that dates back to Army's first-ever recorded college football game in 1890, a 24-0 loss to the Midshipmen. As a result of the past decade, Navy leads the series, 56-49-7.
Both teams are happy about the fact that the Commander in Chief's Trophy isn't going back to Colorado Springs for a third straight year. Good thing too, by the somewhat tarnished condition in which it was returned here.
"I don't know what they did with it the past two years, but they beat the hell out of it," Navy athletic director Chet Gladchuk told those at the luncheon.
Tapping the trophy, Army coach Rich Ellerson said, "We haven't won a lot, but we've done enough to keep this on the table."
Despite beating only one other opponent — Boston College on the same day the Midshipmen took down the Falcons — Army gave itself a chance at taking home the coveted trophy and receiving an invitation to the White House for the first time since 1996 by crushing Air Force, 41-21, at West Point on Nov. 3.
It marked the first win for the Cadets over another service academy team since it beat Air Force in 2005.
"You knew the implications of it, because you knew that once you stepped on the field at Lincoln Financial Field, all this was on the line — the CIC and everything that means," Army junior defensive end Jarrett Mackey said Wednesday. "Beating up on Air Force, seeing how the type of love and camaraderie from the Corps of Cadets and my former teammates now out in combat, seeing how excited they got, and they weren't even playing."
Navy's 28-21 ovetime victory at Air Force on Oct. 6 turned around what had been a 1-3 start for the Midshipmen and resulted in freshman Keenan Reynolds taking over at quarterback for injured junior Trey Miller. Reynolds led Navy in its fourth-quarter comeback in Colorado Springs and subsequently to five wins in six games as a starter.
Niumatalolo said that last season's 27-21 victory over Army, which came into FedEx Field in Landover with a 3-8 record, should be enough for his players not to assume they will be taking the Commander In Chief's Trophy back to Annapolis and what has been an empty glass-enclosed case at Ricketts Hall. The Midshipmen came in 4-7, marking the first time both teams had losing records for the game since 2002.
Asked about the winning streak over the Cadets, Niumatalolo said, "For all the the guys who've been involved and have come and played, it's a great accomplishment on their part. For our team this year, we don't even talk about it."
Mackey, who was selected as the team's "legacy" captain for this year's team by last year's seniors, said that he and his teammates have pointed to Navy long before the victory over Air Force ensured that this year's game would have even more significant meaning than in the past.
"You're basically indoctrinated before you're a freshman, before you sit down [for a meal], you say, 'Beat Navy,'" said Mackey, who missed last year's game after tearing up his knee in the season opener. "They're the sister academy, but you just want to smack them up. We haven't done that lately. This year is going to be a different story."


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Spillin' The Beans: Ryan Spilborghs retires, will join Root Sports
Ryan Spilborghs spent six seasons as an outfielder with the Colorado Rockies, becoming a fan favorite for his walk-up music ("Sweet Escape"), myriad of mustaches, car commercials and his big hits (like the unforgettable grand slam against the Giants). Spilborghs hit .272 with 42 home runs and .345 on-base percentage in 619 games with the Rockies.
After spending a season in the minor leagues with Texas, the former Cal-Santa Barbara star signed with the Seibu Lions in the Japanese league last winter. And he just decided to retire. He's chronicled his journey through occasional blog posts for The Denver Post. Find him on Twitter @SpillyGoat19. Find his archive of Spillin' the Beans blogs here.
To start something like this you want a parable, not a bunch of anecdotes like I'm gonna throw out at you. You want something that someone can really bite into, something hearty, not, "welp, I think I'm gonna move on." But as simple as that sounds, I think it serves its purpose.
I've spent this entire offseason contemplating sacrifices and opportunity, weighing my individual desires and that of my family. What I've eventually landed on, and let me say it wasn't an individual effort, was an agreement with my mind and my heart, that I am going to move on from playing baseball.


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The retreat was organized and hosted by UNCTAD in collaboration with Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ). The event builds on UNCTAD's established track record of research on CSR issues and activities to promote best practices among transnational corporations (TNCs).
"This retreat was an opportunity for CSR managers to rethink their strategies, so they can relaunch their efforts," said Mr. Petko Draganov, Deputy Secretary-General of UNCTAD. "It was an opportunity for all of us to push the envelope further and brainstorm the best practices of tomorrow." Thanking the German Government for its support, Mr. Draganov went on to say, "We share a common interest in further capacity-building in the area of corporate social responsibility, and we look forward to continuing our cooperation."
Aimed at CSR/sustainability officers within TNCs from developed and developing countries, the event welcomed participants from five continents, and included well-known international firms from a wide variety of industries including apparel, electronics, chemicals, mining and food, among others. The participants included executives from Adidas Group, Arcor, BASF, Cemex, CP Group, Codelco, Contour Global, Deutsche Bahn, Dole, Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, H&M, Hayleys, Inros Lackner AG, Lenovo Group, Mettler Toledo International, MTN Group, NEC Corporation, NEC Europe Ltd., OAO Severstal, Peabody Energy, Philips, Samsung, Schneider Electric, Vale, Virtusa, Volkswagen Argentina, and Weibo.
Featuring a series of workshops spread over three days, the retreat gave participants the opportunity to explore CSR issues in depth, and to share insights gained from practical experience. The workshops addressed a range of issues, from materiality and corporate reporting, to international standards and the management challenges of addressing CSR issues across large value chains. The workshops were guided by expert facilitators from Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America, alongside UNCTAD and GIZ staff.
"UNCTAD is an implementing agency of the Rio+20 call to action on sustainability reporting, so we were here in part this week to facilitate action on this important international agenda," said Tatiana Krylova, Head of UNCTAD's Enterprise Branch. "Engaging directly with CSR officers on the challenges of sustainability reporting is an important part of our work to promote best practices in corporate reporting around the world." Ms. Krylova noted that 6-8 November this year would mark the 30th annual session of UNCTAD's Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting. "Sustainability reporting is one of the main agenda items for our thirtieth anniversary session, so our workshops with these executives will help us better address the current challenges in this area."
In addition to the workshops, participants engaged with international organizations active in the area of CSR via a question-and-answer session held with representatives from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), the International Labour Organization, the International Trade Centre, the United Nations Global Compact, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, and the ISO 26000 working group. The participants also engaged with senior staff of the World Economic Forum (WEF), during a special evening reception that was hosted at WEF headquarters in Geneva and featured an addresses given by Mr. Alois Zwinggi, Managing Director of Resources and Processes at WEF; His Excellency Mr. Hanns Schumacher, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Federal Republic of Germany to the United Nations and other international organizations in Geneva; and Ms. Susanne Dorasil, Head of Economic Policy, Financial Sector, BMZ.
The special receptions also included a luncheon in the Palais des Nations, Geneva, with a keynote address given by Dr. Steve Waygood, Chief Responsible Investment Officer, Aviva Investors; and a dinner at the World Meteorological Organization, where participants heard from Dr. Renate Christ, Secretary of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
By sharing and comparing their experiences, CSR managers were able to further strengthen their capacity for building and advancing sustainability strategies within their own companies. Participants expressed their appreciation for the opportunity to engage with their peers from leading companies from around the world, and with experts from the United Nations and other international organizations.
"The Global CSR Retreat provides a unique platform for the private and public sectors to share knowledge and further develop strategies for improving CSR management practices and promoting sustainable development," observed Mr. James Zhan, Director of UNCTAD's Division on Investment and Enterprise. "This is an important element of our overall work programme, which seeks to bring together key stakeholders that can promote responsible international investment practices and contribute to sustainable development around the world."
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Colorado resorts' housing market rebounds
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A huge December pushed 2012 High Country real estate sales to their highest levels since 2008.
Three years after the resort real estate market cratered in 2009, sales in six Colorado resort counties have rebounded.
Realtors say the rebound was supercharged in the last few months of the year, with December sales ranking as one of the strongest since the boom times of 2007.
In Pitkin County, where average prices in tony Aspen were $4.2 million in 2012 and most high-end deals are done in cash, December sales reached $270 million, up 116 percent over December 2011.
Aspen broker Tim Estin said uncertainty over tax changes planned for 2013, primarily estate and capital gains taxes, "likely fueled a number of these transactions before the end of the year and trumped the uncertainty caused by the 'fiscal cliff' debate."
In Eagle County, where December sales climbed 90 percent, buyers whittled away at a dwindling supply of properties.
"It was a combination of people searching for a good investment and watching a market near the bottom," said Vail broker Gil Fancher, who posted his best month ever in December with a mix of high-end, midmarket and fractional sales. "People are realizing I can park money in this area and come and use it or I can rent it and I can even gain a little back on my investment when the market returns."
That return has been slow, especially to the levels seen in 2007. Back then, real estate sales in Eagle, Grand, Pitkin, Routt, San Miguel and Summit counties topped a record $10 billion. Two years later, the economy reeled, resort-area foreclosures reached record levels and prices plummeted. Total sales in those counties in 2009 barely hit $3.6 billion. Last year, sales in the six counties reached $4.9 billion, still less than half of 2007 but 22 percent ahead of 2011 and 37 percent ahead of the 2009 low point.
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In "The Good Wife," star Julianna Margulies' Alicia Florrick, a political spouse done wrong, struggles to make the right decisions as she constantly finds herself at intersecting personal and professional crossroads.
The same can be said for the show.
"The Good Wife" on Sunday ends an extraordinary season in which a major character was killed off, creating disarray – and setting up new choices that promise more twists for one of the best dramas on major network TV.
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Every time "The Good Wife" borders on melodrama or predictability, the show's creative team reels the show in, proving they're a couple of quick steps ahead of those of us convinced we've seen it all in weekly TV drama. The slaying of ethically challenged attorney Will Gardner two-thirds of the way through this eventful fifth season proved a shocker, though one largely untouched by the stench of gimmick.
The death of a character who variously served as Alicia's friend, boss, lover and rival, triggered repercussions across the program's mixed landscapes of family and work, and of emotion and action. The murder spurred the welcome return of Michael J. Fox as brilliantly shifty attorney Louis Canning, who might or might not be dying, but can't be trusted in either case. Gardner's demise also helped officially turn Alicia's troubled relationship with her governor husband, whose political career she helped rebuild after a prostitution and corruption scandal, into a marriage of convenience.
In the most recent episode, Illinois Gov. Peter Florrick appeared on the verge of making a Clintonesque mistake with a comely young intern. But then again, that might be too easy an assumption.
That knack for keeping viewers off-balance is typical of an atypical show that can be defined by what it's not as much as by what it is. "The Good Wife" effectively taps into the political times and an audience thirst for romantic intrigue without reaching the soap opera-ish heights (or depths) of "Scandal" or the cold, murderous machinations of "House of Cards." The CBS show also offers strong legal drama with more ambiguity than the "Law & Order" genre. Law firm power plays abound, but without as much humor as "Boston Legal" or "L.A. Law."
That's not a flaw but a choice by the creators of a show whose future depends on whether fans buy decisions made in Sunday's episode that likely will define the path of "The Good Wife" into Season 6. Check out a preview below for the Season 5 finale, titled, "A Weird Year":
Jere Hester is founding director of the award-winning, multi-media NYCity News Service at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism. He is also the author of "Raising a Beatle Baby: How John, Paul, George and Ringo Helped us Come Together as a Family." Follow him on Twitter.


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Princess AssTalk keeps her job
It was reported earlier this week that TR Knight will not be returning to Grey's Anatomy. Many wondered if his ungrateful asstalking f-cking hag of a bestie Katherine Heigl would be following him out the door, seeing as she's considered – ugh! – a movie star now.
People.com has apparently confirmed with ABC that she'll be back. Maybe she'll be what Denny was last year – a figment in someone's head. The more likely explanation however is that Izzie lives. She'll live to deliver, for yet another season, her preachy breathy soliloquies that the MiniVan will find so charming and endearing.
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Princess AssTalk will soon begin promotion for The Ugly Truth with Spittle Mouth Gerard Butler. AssTalk and Spittle Mouth. Perfect combination.
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Last week we saw what has to be the best takedown of the myth that speed kills ever documented. Now, an Australian magazine has taken an hour off the trip from Melbourne to Sydney by going about 12 MPH faster than the limit. And they didn't even die. Not once.
Wheels magazine had British journalist Ben Oliver drive from Melbourne to Sydney and exceed areas with a 110 km/h (about 68 MPH) speed limit by 20 km/h, which is about 12 MPH. He adhered to the limit in areas that had different speed restrictions and slowed for all speed cameras.
The magazine was expecting he'd get pulled over three times on the drive that normally takes about 7.5 hours. Instead, he wasn't pulled over once and finished the drive in 6.5 hours.
Police are calling this "reckless," but is it really? It sure doesn't seem like it to me. On our highways, the flow of traffic is regularly traveling at 10 to 15 MPH more than the limit and most people aren't flying off the road recklessly.
This all goes back to the idea that the flow of traffic and a person's own instinct on a speed that feels safe is what makes for less accidents, not the idea that making an artificially low limit will save lives.
Of course, we'll probably never see the limits in all nations changed to reflect common sense, but it pays to dream, right?
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2009 April 24: PGA Tour golf pro Y.E. Yang hits a ball on the 13th hole during the second round of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans PGA Tour golf tournament played at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, Louisiana.Yang on August 16, 2009 became the first Asian born PGA Player to win a major with his win in the PGA Championship in Chaska, Minnesota.
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A series of violent videos from an unknown user named 'monkeyman' target a group of high school students whose pasts are inexplicably connected.
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Good Trouble (2019)
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A spin-off of The Fosters TV show. Callie and Mariana Foster move to Los Angeles and begin their lives as young adults.
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Early 1930s, the young man leaves Shanghai to come to Europe and reunite with the love of his life.
The Perfect Date (2019)
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In a clever scheme to raise money for college, Brooks creates a dating app wherein he plays the roll of "stand-in" boyfriend for every kind of situation you can imagine.
To All the Boys I've Loved Before 2 (2019)
Sequel to the hit 2018 Netflix movie.
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Plot unknown. Reboot of the 2000 action comedy based on the 1970s TV series.
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Installing a Cron Daemon
Cron daemons allow you to configure certain tasks to be run at specific times. Installing a cron daemon is a good idea because some packages may assume that you have a cron daemon installed and create jobs to update their databases with a cron daemon. There are several different loggers available to Funtoo users:
- sys-process/fcron - "Fcron is a periodical command scheduler which aims at replacing Vixie Cron, so it implements most of its functionalities." (Fcron homepage)
- sys-process/cronie - "Cronie contains the standard UNIX daemon crond that runs specified programs at scheduled times and related tools. It is based on the original cron and has security and configuration enhancements like the ability to use pam and SELinux." (Cronie homepage)
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To install the cron daemon of your choice, run the following command:
root # emerge --ask fcron These are the packages that would be merged, in order: Calculating dependencies... done! [ebuild N ] sys-process/cronbase-0.3.2-r1 [ebuild N ] sys-process/fcron-3.1.2-r2 USE="mta pam readline system-crontab -debug (-selinux)" LINGUAS="-fr" Would you like to merge these packages? [Yes/No] yes
Now enable the cron init script so that is starts when your system boots, and enable the cron daemon:
root # rc-update add fcron default * service fcron added to runlevel default root # rc * Caching service dependencies ... [ ok ] * Starting fcron ... [ ok ]
System Cron Jobs
After the cron daemon has been emerged, you may see a message to run
emerge --config to configure your cron daemon to process system cron jobs. System cron jobs are scripts that are installed by various packages into the following directories:
For example, you should find a
/etc/cron.daily/man-db script that is installed by the sys-apps/man-db ebuild. This system cron job's purpose is to update the man cache every day, and it will run only if you enable your cron daemon to manage system cron jobs.
You may choose to enable your cron daemon so that it runs system cron jobs, or choose not to. Enabling a cron daemon to run system cron jobs will result in a bit more disk and CPU activity on your system, but should ensure that the system runs more optimally most of the time (proper caching of man pages, etc.) It is recommended for most systems, but your system will still function without system cron jobs active.
If you would like to have your system run system cron jobs, use
emerge --config as specified in the emerge output:
root # emerge --config sys-process/fcron Configuring pkg... * This is going to set up fcron to execute check_system_crontabs. * In this configuration, you're no longer free to edit the systab * at your leisure, as it'll be rewritten the moment the crontabs * are modified. Rebuilding fcron systab.2013-10-19 21:20:38 INFO installing file /tmp/fcrontab.84pova for user systab Modifications will be taken into account right now.
Your cron daemon is now configured to automatically run system cron jobs.