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"PERSEUS and ANDROMEDA" 'speak' English and welcome visitors to Athens at the Michael Cacoyannis Foundation in Athens this Sunday at 11.30 and 15.30. The performance is for the whole family and has english subtitles. Perseus and Andromeda, two mythical heroes brought to life on stage through the creative vision of Karmen Rougeri. Two heroes who speak English and welcome travelers to Athens, sharing with them the magic of this mythical tale on a "tour" through the depths of longstanding Greek culture. The myth of Perseus is brought to the international audience via surtitles in English. Its universal messages and truths touch the soul through this contemporary rendition by the highly regarded director, Karmen Rougeri.
Faithful to its goal to create a focal point for international interest in ancient Greek literature, Greek as well as global legacy, the Michael Cacoyannis Foundation once again is investing in Greece's precious heritage. Karmen Rougeri, a unique and experienced director, comments: The Michael Cacoyannis Foundation and the performance "Perseus and Andromeda" hope to attract a foreign audience in order to introduce them to the wonders of Greek mythology. The play has been translated into English and surtitles added so that foreigners visiting Greece may have the opportunity to witness a performance of a play which perhaps heralded ancient drama, comedy and tragedy.
The performance tells a very old tale which began when Zeus was transformed into golden rain. This shower of gold came upon Danae, the beautiful princess of Argos, who as a result became pregnant. The child that was born, a child of the gods, would grow up to become one of the most known heroes of all time. A few days after his birth, Perseus finds himself with his mother in a chest which has been thrown to sea. The tide carries the chest to the beautiful island of Serifos. There they are brought ashore by a fisherman named Dictys who gives them shelter and who will later become young Perseus' mentor.
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TOT/TDW and other peace corps acronymsPosted by Thryn on May 23rd, 2009 filed in Teaching, Training
Those of us who are helping with training this summer/rainy season are in Yaounde this week and next for the TDW (Training Design Workshop) and TOT (Training of Trainers). Gabe and I are here designing the technical training sessions for the 5 incoming computer literacy trainees as well as working with the science and TEFL volunteers and trainers to design, organize and improve PST (Pre-Service Training). A lot goes into organizing the 11-week-long program. We decide, based on our own experience last year and input from other trainers and volunteers, what sessions to change, remove or add, and in what order to have them. But let's remember that the Peace Corps is a U.S. Government organization so the way we do everything is handed down from the air-conditioned offices in Washington D.C. all the way to our conference room in the Peace Corps compound in Yaounde, Cameroon.
In an effort to standardize training worldwide, the Peace Corps wants each country to have 2-3 core competencies and sector competencies. These are the fundamental things that the trainees will have learned by the end of training. Then once we have the competencies, we write KSA's for each of them (Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes required to achieve each competency). Then we break everything into technical training sessions, and for each session we have learning objectives. Now each of these learning objectives has to be SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time-Bound) and include the Kirkpatrick Evaluation Model (clearly describe the performer, performance, condition, and standard). Semantics are paramount. Sound fun? It's not that fun. But it has to be done and as long as we keep the big picture in mind–effectively training these new arrivals–we can make it through the tedious moments (like when we spend 15 minutes debating between the words "discuss" "identify" or "list" as the active verb in the learning objective.
In-between the semantic debates and frustrating arguments over logistical issues with the training calendar, we have time to relax, watch movies, and catch up with other volunteers we haven't seen in a while. A few of us are cooking dinners for everyone most nights and I'm enjoying spending time with them in the kitchen (where we belong so Gabe says (he's joking (allegedly))). But one of my favorite things of all is watching our APCD with a flip-chart. It's a graceful dance of marker and paper that can only be described as pure magic.
3 Responses to "TOT/TDW and other peace corps acronyms"
DAD Says:
May 25th, 2009 at 11:56 am
Sounds like a very worthy project for the upcoming year. Keep up the great work. Both you and Gabe are always in our thoughts and prayers. Miss you lots!!!
Dad and Terry
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June 10th, 2009 at 9:27 pm
Sounds like public education.
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Arthur Lynch, TE
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Lynch was a big find for the UGA coaching staff out of the Northeast, continuing the good work up that way from the past few years. Widely considered one of the Top 5 tight end prospects in the nation, Lynch chose the Dawgs over the closer to home Boston College Eagles. He competed in the Under Armour All-American game and made a big impression on both the scouts in attendance and his teammates. He's a complete tight end with great blocking and receiving skills, and will have every opportunity to play in Athens early in his career.
Depth Chart Analysis: I wouldn't be at all surprised to see him battling for early playing time. Orson Charles is likely to see some time at slot receiver, but Lynch is more of a traditional tight end. There's a good chance both will play as true freshmen, especially with Figgins suspended for 6 games and not alot of experience on the rest of the roster.
Famous #86's in UGA history: TE Randy McMichael, OL Dick Yelvington, DE Barry Wilson
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Countdown to UGA-OSU: 86 Days (Arthur Lynch)
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- Bop said...
The sleeper of this class? With he and Charles we just might be getting back to TE U.
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10 Green Events During Fashion's Night Out in New York City
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Fashion's Night Out is an evening dedicated to revitalizing the fashion industry: consumers are encouraged to come out and shop at the hundreds (if not thousands) of participating stores around the globe, this Friday, September 10. While the event welcomes consumerism, there are plenty of ways to take part without over-spending, or even shopping for that matter.
In New York, listen to free live music, mingle with a favorite fashion designer, and take part in a bevy of green fashion and beauty festivities happening in and around the city. Click through for 10 events worth checking out, including details on Edun's pop up shop, a chance to meet Josie Maran, and more.
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- The Textile Arts Center and Ecouterre are celebrating slow fashion in Brooklyn (505 Carroll St.) with a "Hack Sustainable Fashion" workshop, an Ecouterre eco-fashion panel and Q&A; moderated by Jill Fehrenbacher, and shopping with local designers. More at Ecouterre.
- Bergdorf Goodman will be launching a line of exclusive New York-inspired products, including a pair of TOMS shoes that feature a NYC skyline, according to Fashionista.
- Edun is popping up at Scoop NYC (861 Washington St.) for an African-themed event, running from 6-11PM and featuring a live performance by South Africa's BLK JKS. Guests are encouraged to ride their bikes to take part in a cyclist-street style photo contest.
- Handbag company TEICH is welcoming jewelry line Studio DuArte to their East Village location (84 East 7th Street) with a wine and cheese reception, coinciding with Fashion's Night Out. Shop TEICH's fashionable bags, made with sustainable materials, including hemp, organic cotton, and deerskin leather (a hunting by-product), and browse other eco-friendly finds.
- At Barneys New York you'll have the chance to meet ethical fashion pioneer and fashion director Julie Gilhart; there will be fun and games, too, like musical chairs, drumming, ping-pong, and karaoke. More at Barneys New York.
- Organic apparel brand Loomstate will be at Saks Fifth Avenue (660 Madison Ave). More at Fashion's Night Out.
- Vegan fashionista Charlotte Ronson will host a party with Gossip Girl's Michelle Trachtenberg at JC Penny (33rd Street and 6th Avenue). Music will be provided by Charlotte's sister DJ Sam Ronson.
- At Sephora's fifth avenue boutique, Josie Maran, founder of her eponymous line of natural cosmetics, will be on hand for mini-makeovers and a meet-and-greet. More at Organic Beauty View.
- Reco Jeans is popping up at Legacy NYC, from 7-11PM, at 109 Thompson St.
- Eco-friendly jewlery designer Monique Pean will be on hand at Jeffrey New York (449 West 14th Street). More at Posh Glam.
TEICH + Ryann belt/wristlet in grey and white. Photo: Courtesy of TEICH.
VIDEO: Barneys SVP Julie Gilhart on Why Eco Fashion Needs a New Name
Humane Society President Wayne Parcelle, Designer Charlotte Ronson, and Ingrid Bergstrom-Kendrick at the Bowery Hotel. Credit: Emma Grady
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Sir Winston Churchill in reply: "If you were my wife, I'd drink it."
A member of Parliament to Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli: "Sir, you will either die on the gallows or of some unspeakable disease."
PM Disraeli responds: "That depends, Sir, whether I embrace your policies or your mistress."
George Bernard Shaw to Sir Winston Churchill: "I am enclosing two tickets to the first night of my new play; bring a friend.... if you have one."
Sir Winston Churchill responds: "Cannot possibly attend first night, will attend second.... if there is one."
Field Marshal Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington: "He is not only dull himself, he causes dullness in others, but we may not need to worry for long. I just heard that he's ill. Let's hope that it's nothing trivial."
Sir Arthur C. Doyle: "If you marry well, you will be happy. If you don't, you'll become a philosopher -- or a drunk -- or a drunk philosopher. I had bad luck with both of my wives. The first one left me and the second one didn't."


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March 23, 2008 was the day my friend Sean introduced me to Twitter. It was a foreign concept to me. A website that would forward text messages from you to a group of friends – and forward any messages they sent back to you.
I was hooked. Sean had called the system "crack" and, honestly, it was addictive. I didn't have a smart phone (or a reliable laptop), so getting content via text message was brilliant! I started following more and more people and, eventually, exhausted my limited capacity to pay attention to anything.
Early Twitter was revolutionary. It helped connect me to people I barely knew and tied me in to the communities I cared about most. Twitter was how I got started in the open source community. It's how I learned about and interacted with WordPress. It's how I built my blog. How I started making a name for myself in the world.
Sadly, Twitter today is not the thing that early Twitter was. It's grown up, and I don't like the thing it's grown up to be.
Twitter Today
I follow less than 300 people on Twitter as a rule. It keeps my timeline manageable, and it forces me to carefully curate the content I consume. Despite that, Twitter (the company) has found a way to corrupt that stream of content. It's disgusting.
I use "likes" to bookmark content for later consumption, research, or reply. Many of my friends do this, too. The thing is, Twitter started using "likes" as a form of passive promotion – and feeding content liked by my peers into my feed as if it had been explicitly promoted by them. 1
Twitter today fills my feed with ads – most of which are flagged as "promoted" content. Some of which are not flagged in any way. The other day, I noticed advertisements for Accenture Security in my timeline, all retweeted by "null." Attempts to suss out the identity of "null" failed, as the Twitter API merely told me "usernames are unavailable."
I later found out that "null" was Accenture Security itself! A few days later, I saw other content "shadow promoted" in my feed; content retweeted by accounts I do not follow was showing up in my feed along with content I wanted. This is … problematic at best. Nefarious at worst.
Most likely nefarious.
Then there's the fact that Twitter the company "owns" the platform. They control the content that does or does not appear. They conduct shadow bans of users. They lock users' accounts with or without reason. 2 They refuse to lock other accounts, then publicly defend their non-action despite evidence.
I joined Twitter because it connected me to the communities I care about. I'm now leaving Twitter because it's actively worked to damage those communities.
Introducing Mastodon
Some time ago, the tech community started moving towards Mastodon – a federated social network with a similar interface and use case to Twitter. Unlike Twitter, however, it's not controlled by a single entity.
Every Mastodon community is a unique installation of the software on some server or servers managed by that community. Individual users belong to one or another community and interact with other users on that same site – exactly like Twitter.
Unlike Twitter, these disparate Mastodon installations can all communicate with one another. A user on mastodon.technology can follow a user on mastodon.social from any other community. The servers handle transferring and copying content from one installation to another. All you need to keep track of is your own account and the list of users you follow.
Again, unlike Twitter, no one company or individual is in charge of when, how, or why accounts are locked or purged. It's a community effort. And, because it's a community effort, for-profit companies can't inject themselves into the workflow with ad buys or any of the aforementioned potentially-nefarious activity I've seen on Twitter.
I explained it to a friend using the WordPress community as an illustration:
Twitter is to WordPress.com as Mastodon is to WordPress.org
One is a monolith run by a single, for-profit company. The other is a piece of software created and powered by the community that allows individuals to democratize the otherwise monolithic system.
I run my blog on WordPress to own my own content and avoid answering to anyone else. As of this week, I run my own Mastodon instance so I can own my own social network and avoid the malicious interference of corporations with their own interests.
My instance runs on AWS and has closed registration to prevent abuse. It's invite-only at the moment and is home to a few of my close, personal friends. If you want to join, drop me a line and we'll talk about it. Server costs are shouldered by the entire community, and we operate on a rule of personal respect. Oh, and no Nazis.
What Comes Next
My Twitter account will stay around. For a while.
I won't be actively using it much as I'm trying incredibly hard to force myself to cut the "crack" Sean introduced me to out of my life. I will interact with these communities primarily through Mastodon.
If you DM me or @-message me on Twitter, I'll see it. It just might take me a few days (or weeks) to respond. If you contact me through Mastodon I'll be as responsive as I used to be. Remember, it's becoming my primary tool.
Blog posts will still auto-publish tweets for now. I might still cross-post meaningful content at intervals. But, come 2019, I will archive and remove my Twitter account.
Said another way, I will be removing my Twitter account on December 31, 2018. All new content and interactions will take place on Mastodon.
I invite you to join me!
There are a lot of Mastodon communities out there. Find one that fits you and join the conversation. Together, we can own our content. Together, we can have engaging conversations. Together, we can build a network like Twitter used to be. Like Twitter should have been. The network and community we deserve.
I'm on Mastodon. Are you?
- I know it's fed my content into others' feeds as well. I once "liked" a racist tweet by a former colleague so I could draft a cohesive response later … someone took my action to be agreement and endorsement of their position. My mistake using the tool in such a way. Twitter's mistake in conflating my bookmarking of content with endorsement. ↩
- I've had my account locked once in the past year for no reason whatsoever. Twitter claimed I'd violated a rule, but refused to clarify which rule or how I violated it. ↩


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Morning lovelies, I hope you are all good ?
A huge thank you for all your lovely comments…i really am very blessed to have such lovely friends 🙂
I wanted to share my latest card with you today, I have used the cute Alice Mae from Some Odd Girl…I haven't coloured any SOG images for ages and had forgotten how much fun they are !!!
Here she is…
Aint she cute ? I coloured her with my Spectrum Noirs (list below) and used the inner oval from the Die'sire Cameo die and then inked over it with Broken China Distress Ink.
The sentiment is one of my favorite Alice in wonderland quotes…
"I know who I was this morning, But I have changed a few times since then"
Which I did on the computer and them inked around the edges, I went for a simple card because i think she is such a fab image you don't need much else. I added the brads and mounted the sentiment and image both using Collall 3D Glue to give it some depth.
I hope you like Alice 🙂
Items used:
Spectrum Noirs- Skin – FS2,FS4,FS3,TN3,FS8
Hair- EB1,GB10,GB2
Eyes, dress & shoes- TB1,TB2,TB3,TB4,IG1,IG3,IG4,IG9,IG10 True Black
Broken China Distress Ink
Black card is Crafter's Companion Matt Black
Papers are from my Stash.
Happy Crafting lovelies


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The Gravity Ring is an object that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics. It is an artifact of ancient Babylon that is over one thousand years old. It was originally one of two components that made up the ignition matrix of the Babylon Garden, the other being the Key to Babylon Garden.
After the ancient Babylonians settled on Mobius a millennium ago, they removed the ignition matrix and separated the Gravity Ring from the cube-base to prevent the Garden from being activated. The Ring somehow came into possession of the Battle Kukkus, and became an ancestral heirloom for them. In the past five hundred years, the ring was then passed from "father to worthy son" as a sign of succession for leadership of the Battle Bird Armada.[1][2]
In the time that Grand Battle Kukku XV rose to power, he allowed the Armada's chief engineer Dr. Fukurokov to examine the Ring. He discovered the Ring could create a compressed gravity field for a brief period which enabled the bearer to ensnare a target and render it immobile. This ability aided the Battle Lord in recapturing the Babylon Rogues when he confronted them in the Gigan Mountains.[1] Afterwards, the Battle Lord gave the Gravity Ring to Jet and Wave as part of the Armada's plan to invade New Mobotropolis during the beginning of the Ixis Resurgence, which the Rogues then used to neutralize Sonic during the Battle Bird Armada Invasion.[3] Once the Babylon Garden was uncovered, the Rogues assembled the key to activate the Garden, only to learn that doing so would cause the creation of a black hole and destroy the planet. After a brief struggle with the Rogues and Speedy, Sonic grabbed the ignition matrix and destroyed it and the Ring into irreparable fragments, causing the Garden to crash-land and take down the Battle Fortress with it.[2]
- The Gravity Ring is based off of the Ark of the Cosmos/Gravity Bands from Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sonic Universe #34, "Babylon Rising Part Two: Reunion"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Sonic Universe #36, "Babylon Rising Part Four: Resurrection"
- ↑ Sonic Universe #35, "Babylon Rising Part Three: Retribution"
External links
- Gravity Ring at Mobius Encyclopaedia, the Archie Sonic wiki.
|Video games
|Act Ring | Blue Ring | Boost Ring | Chaos Ring | Combine Ring | Crystal Ring | Dark Ring | Dash Ring | Dummy Ring | Fire Soul | Giant Ring | Goal Ring | Gold rings (bangle) | Ice Ring | Lightning Ring | Lovely Ring | Power Ring | Rainbow Ring | Red Star Ring | Revival Ring | Rich Ring | Ring Boomerang | Ring of Life | Ring | Shahra's Ring | Silver Moon Ring | Special Ring | Super Ring | World Ring
|Sonic the Comic
|Giant Ring (Ring of Eternity, Mobius Ring) | Golden Ring of Mobius | Link-Rings
|Archie Comics
|Gravity Ring | Inhibitor Rings (Pre-Super Genesis Wave) | One Billionth Power Ring | Red Star Ring | Ring of Acorns | Ring (Power Ring) | Sling Rings (Tethers) | Super Ring
|Limiters | Minus Ring Space | Plus Ring Space | Power Ring (SatAM) | Ring Power | Ring (Sonic X) | Ring (Sonic Boom)


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Gallup: GOP moves ahead of Dems on Congressional ballot
The good news is that American people seem to be rallying against ObamaCare and they plan to do so at the voting booth. The bad news, however, is that this is Gallup we're talking about. However, the rest of the good news is that Gallup is now the latest in a line of polling outfits to find Republicans winning the vote on a generic congressional ballot.
Organizations such as Rasmussen have had this trend for months now but what makes this Gallup poll significant is that it is of registered voters, not the usual likely voters we've seen in the Rasmussen generic congressional ballot polls. This is significant since often polls which use registered voters (i.e. people registered to vote though they may not actually vote) usually trend toward Democratic candidates. Models using likely voters (i.e. voters who are registered and will actually show up at the polls) tend to be more favorable for Republicans.
The release from Gallup:
PRINCETON, NJ — Registered voters now say they prefer the Republican to the Democratic candidate in their district by 47% to 44% in the midterm congressional elections, the first time the GOP has led in 2010 election preferences since Gallup began weekly tracking of these in March.
The March 22-28 results were obtained after the U.S. House's passage of landmark healthcare reform legislation on March 21. The shift toward Republicans raises the possibility that the healthcare bill had a slightly negative impact on the Democrats' political fortunes in the short run.
A separate USA Today/Gallup poll conducted March 26-28 showed a similar result, with Republicans ahead by 46% to 45%.
These results suggest the Republicans would have a strong showing if the midterm elections were held today. Since Republicans usually vote at higher rates than Democrats, the Republicans' edge in voter preferences would likely exceed what the registered voter results indicate.
The last line speaks to what I explained above, that Republicans winning amongst registered voters doesn't bode well for Democrats come November.
I know, it's a couple polls and we're months away. However, I believe it is important to point this out since it flies in the face of Democrat claims that the American people will "grow to love" this bill once it is passed.
Here's the chart from the past several weeks:
Not a good trend for Democratic candidates looking for reelection.


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classic mustangs
Ford Introduces The Very First Mustang, 50 Years Ago! – Celebrating Ford Mustang upcoming 50th birthday.
The Ford Mustang was officially launched on April 17, 1964. The price of a base model was $2368 The Mustang will turn 50 years old in April 2014, and Ford is already getting ready to celebrate. As a throwback, the automaker's press team has re-published the work of its predecessors: the press kit for the very first Mustang. The 27-page document shows that when it comes to revealing new cars, not a whole lot has changed in the auto industry. Journalists are still sent a pile of information about styling, engine specs, and optional features. Car introductions are still accompanied by waves of advertising, though the newspaper and magazine ads of old have been mostly abandoned for social media campaigns.
While there's always a lot of hype around big new cars, the Mustang is one car that lived up to its promise, becoming one of the best American vehicles of all time. It's fun to see how it all started: With three transmission choices, four available engines, two bucket seats, and "nylon-rayon deep-pile! carpeting."
Ford's Risky 2015 Mustang Could Alienate Loyal Fans? – Celebrating Ford Mustang upcoming 50th birthday.
Ford has a big year coming up in 2014. The company will launch next generation designs of its body and soul — the Mustang and F-150.
Ford sits between a rock and a hard place when approaching the redesign of its iconic muscle car, as sales of the Mustang have crashed and haven't been able to regain much momentum. This will be Ford's attempt to kill the retro styling and bring the car into the 21st century as a lighter and faster sports car.
In addition to reviving sales in the U.S., Ford needs to expand its sales to the global market — a tough balancing act. "Ford wants the car to appeal to a global market, but the last time the company tried to make a global Mustang, we ended up with the Ford Probe," Andrew Stoy, digital editor of Autoweek, told me. "Any time a halo vehicle as quintessentially American as the Mustang is re-engineered for broader markets, the risk of alienating the car's core audience rises. That risk is even more acute in the face of the Mustang's strong domestic competition — namely the Chevy Camaro."
Stoy hit the nail on the head. Ford has to avoid the worst-case scenario of losing its core U.S. consumer with a modern design, yet if it doesn't evolve enough to appeal to a new global audience, it will fall short of Ford's sales ambition. Simply put: For the Mustang to succeed overseas, it needs to shed a few hundred pounds and shrink in size.
'Stang on a diet?
The current Ford Mustang weighs in at 3,523 pounds, and according to Edmunds, Ford is working with lighter materials to remove a minimum of 400 pounds for the 2015 model. To provide the smaller vehicle necessary to sell overseas, it's believed the next-generation Mustang will be as much as 15 inches shorter and 6 inches narrower.
For those worried that the weight loss will make the muscle car any less "Ford tough," there's nothing to worry about. "They are going to use more aluminum, better structural engineering in terms of spot welds, and so on and so forth, basically using less material and making it stronger," an unnamed source said, according to Edmunds.
There are rumors that the Mustang will receive an EcoBoost engine, which left some 'Stang loyalists puzzled and anxious. I doubt there is anything to worry about, as Ford has a lot of engine flexibility that will help it sell well here in the U.S. and overseas. A turbocharged EcoBoost would help sell the muscle car in Europe, while the power-hungry U.S. consumer will no doubt have a top-of-the-line V-8 option. Also to the delight of U.S. loyalists, the pony car will finally kick the live rear axle in favor of an independent rear suspension.
Ford's had an excellent run of success with vehicle sales lately, and that's helped boost Ford's stock price up 70% over the past 12 months, as of this writing. Ford set a July record for sales in China, topping over 72,000 in wholesale units — good for a 71% gain over last year. Ford's year-to-date sales are up a staggering 50% in China through July versus last year. Ford is also increasing its market share in Europe amid an industry still in decline — pretty impressive. That recent success is due to the Fusion, Fiesta, Focus and Escape, which continue to sell well globally. Ford now looks to bring its Mustang to the global lineup in hopes it will bring yet another surge in sales and market share.
One thing is for sure: Ford is on a hot streak of designing successful vehicles, and that's brought the company back strong from the brink of bankruptcy. For that reason, I expect the 2015 Mustang to be yet another hit here, and abroad — much to the delight of Mustang loyalists and investors alike.
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saw tis from ling's blog...
lol. http://insomniac.wyred.nu/index.php?view=latest
anyway, quote for de day:
"Procrastination - the one sure way of failing."
and also to certain person here: hello. dun tell me 'u dun understand wats happening tis year'..
u guys tell me last minute. dun make excuses or wat shit. i hate these type of ppl. juz admit ur wrong lah. onlie knoe how to make excuses for themselves.
and onlie free for their 'side thingys' , dunno how to guide and do their job.
anyway. sorry. i knoe i owe lotsa updates but been pretty bz at work. no time... sorry...


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WASHINGTON — Even before the F.B.I. conducted 550 interviews of officials and seized the phone records of Associated Press reporters in a leak investigation connected to a 2012 article about a Yemen bomb plot, agents had sought the same reporters' sources for two other articles about terrorism.
In a separate case last year, F.B.I. agents asked the White House, the Defense Department and intelligence agencies for phone and e-mail logs showing exchanges with a New York Times reporter writing about computer attacks on Iran. Agents grilled officials about their contacts with him, two people familiar with the investigation said.
And agents tracing the leak of a highly classified C.I.A. report on North Korea to a Fox News reporter pulled electronic archives showing which officials had gained access to the report and had contact with the reporter on the day of the leak.
The emerging details of these and other cases show just how wide a net the Obama administration has cast in its investigations into disclosures of government secrets, querying hundreds of officials across the federal government and even some of their foreign counterparts.
The result has been an unprecedented six prosecutions and many more inquiries using aggressive legal and technical tactics. A vast majority of those questioned were cleared of any leaking.
On Thursday, President Obama ordered a review of Justice Department procedures for leak investigations, saying he was concerned that such inquiries chilled journalists' ability to hold the government accountable. But he made no apology for the scrutiny of the many officials whose records were searched or who had been questioned by the F.B.I.
"He makes the case that we have 18-year-olds out fighting wars and acting like adults, and we have senior administration officials quoted in stories acting like children," said Tommy Vietor, a former National Security Council spokesman. Mr. Obama and top administration officials say some leaks put Americans at risk, disrupted intelligence operations and strained alliances.
Some officials are now declining to take calls from certain reporters, concerned that any contact may lead to investigation. Some complain of being taken from their offices to endure uncomfortable questioning. And the government officials typically must pay for lawyers themselves, unlike reporters for large news organizations whose companies provide legal representation.
"For every reporter that is dealing with this, there are hundreds of national security officials who feel under siege — without benefit of a corporate legal department or a media megaphone for support," said a former Obama administration official. "There are lots of people in the government spending lots of money on legal fees."
When an agency spots classified information in the news, officials file what is called a "Crimes Report" with the Department of Justice answering 11 standard questions about the leak, including the effect of the disclosure "on the national defense."
F.B.I. agents then set out to find the leaker, a process that has become far easier in recent years as e-mail and other electronic records have proliferated.
Officials who have been questioned in the current investigations are reluctant to describe their experiences. But the account of William E. Binney, who spent more than 30 years at the National Security Agency, shows what can happen.
Mr. Binney, 69, who retired from the N.S.A. in 2001, was one of several people investigated in an inquiry into a 2005 Times article on the spy agency's warrantless wiretapping program.
He was cleared of any wrongdoing, but the investigation derailed his career and changed his life. Starting in March 2007, Mr. Binney said, he was interviewed by the F.B.I. three times and felt he had cooperated fully.
But in July 2007, a dozen agents appeared at his house in Severn, Md. One of them ran upstairs and entered the bathroom where Mr. Binney was toweling off after a shower, pointing a gun at him.
Agents carried away a computer, disks and personal and business records. Last year, he and three former N.S.A. colleagues went to federal court to get the confiscated items back; he is still waiting for some of them.
Mr. Binney spent more than $7,000 on legal fees. But far more devastating, he said, was the N.S.A.'s decision to strip his security clearance, forcing him to close the business he ran with former colleagues, costing him an annual income of $300,000.
"After a raid like that, you're always sitting here wondering if they're coming back," Mr. Binney said. "This did not feel like the America we grew up in."
One of the most striking recent revelations about the Obama administration's pursuit of leakers was the disclosure that the Justice Department had obtained e-mails from the Google account of James Rosen of Fox News, in which he corresponded with a State Department analyst suspected of leaking classified information about North Korea. Investigators routinely search the e-mails of suspected leakers, but Congress has forbidden search warrants for journalists' work product materials unless the reporter committed a crime.
A 2010 affidavit seeking the warrant — necessary, an F.B.I. agent wrote, because the analyst had deleted e-mails in his own accounts — said Mr. Rosen qualified for that exception because he violated the Espionage Act by seeking secrets to report.
No American journalist has been prosecuted for publishing classified information, and the administration insisted it has no intention of doing so. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. signed off on the warrant request.
Of the thousands of leaks that have played a crucial role in the ebb and flow of public discourse over the years, only about a dozen resulted in criminal charges against those accused of disclosing the information, according to David Pozen, a law professor at Columbia University.
But the government's willingness to go after journalists' e-mail and phone records without warning their news organizations — a practice that allows them to challenge the demand in court — appears to be increasing.
"There seems to have been a shift in attitude," said Steven Aftergood, who directs a project on government secrecy for the Federation of American Scientists. "The latest revelations indicate that reporters' communications are now fair game."
By contrast with the secret subpoena for A.P. and Fox News records, prosecutors openly demanded phone records from two Times journalists nine years ago — and set off a court battle.
A prosecutor sought the reporters' phone records to see whether anyone had tipped them off about a planned seizure of assets from an Islamic charity in Illinois suspected of helping to finance Al Qaeda. Prosecutors argued that a call from one of the reporters to charity officials had led them to shred documents before a federal raid on their offices.
The Times balked, saying the work of the reporters, Philip Shenon and Judith Miller, was protected under the First Amendment. After a federal judge ruled for the newspaper, the Bush administration appealed, eventually winning the case and obtaining the records — two years after the subpoena. No charges resulted.
It is not clear how often the government has obtained reporters' communications records. In the North Korea case, the F.B.I. obtained call logs for five lines related to Mr. Rosen, and — as in the A.P. investigation — notified the news organization only afterward. That was nearly three years ago, a law enforcement official said. But the subpoena's existence became public only this month, when unsealed court papers also showed the government had obtained the warrant for Mr. Rosen's e-mails. F.B.I. agents also studied one official's entrances and exits from the State Department, obtained his Yahoo e-mail information and even searched his hard drive for deleted files, documents unsealed this month showed.
On Saturday, a Fox News executive said that the notice had gone to News Corp., its parent company, on Aug. 27, 2010, but that Fox News was not told until Friday. The executive said they were still trying to sort out how the notice fell through the cracks.
Erin Madigan, an A.P. spokeswoman, also said The A.P. was not contacted by the government about leak investigations into two 2010 articles. One, by the reporters Matt Apuzzo and Adam Goldman, published on June 30, 2010, contained extensive details from an indictment, then still sealed, against Adnan Shukrijumah, accused of being a Qaeda operative.
The other, published on July 8, 2010, written in part by the same reporters, was about the arrest of terrorism suspects in Norway.
In both the Norway article and the more recent one about Yemen, The A.P. disclosed that it had delayed publication at government officials' request. But law enforcement officials said the leaks were alarming because someone had shared information while overseas intelligence operations were still under way.
The investigation into reporting by David E. Sanger of The Times, about efforts to sabotage the Iranian nuclear program, appears to be one of the most active inquiries. Mr. Holder publicly announced the investigation last June, the same day he took similar action in the A.P. Yemen case.
Mr. Obama, responding to criticism that his administration has gone too far in pursuing leakers, has also now revived support for enacting a federal media shield law. It would put the decision about whether to subpoena a journalist's phone records before a judge rather than leaving it to the Justice Department, although the decision would be heavily weighted toward the government in national security cases.
Separately, more than a year ago, a federal judge ruled that the First Amendment already gave her the power to quash a subpoena for testimony by a Times journalist, James Risen, in the prosecution of a former C.I.A. official accused of leaking about an earlier effort to disrupt the Iranian nuclear program. The Obama administration has appealed.


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I have a confession to make… back in the day I thought believing in God was silly. Actually, not only silly but seriously uncool. I used to make fun of this man I worked with for wearing a, "What Would Jesus Do?" bracelet. Given the guy most days wanted to use my head as a bowling ball, I was definitely looking for something to sneer at him for. As a practical joke my coworker in crime even stuck the slogan to my keyboard along with a OMGWTFBBQWWJD? sticker across my screen. O.K., I'm still laughing at that one. I think I may have to thank this co-worker for starting me on my road to belief because everyday I looked at my computer I read WWJD and eventually I bothered to find out.
Though I've always been blessed to enjoy my work and have met many wonderful people over the years, much of my work life was a hefty load of office politics. Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately) I wasn't very good at playing the games and was often hurt by the same few people doing the same few things. Maybe I was naive or too sensitive or maybe it was because I just naturally believe that people are good and will do good. Whatever the case, it took a really long time of getting hoodwinked over and over for me to become at least wary of those individuals. Not to say that I am any angel (as the story above attests). I admit to gossiping with the best of them. My life was, for a while, quite a vicious circle of broken promises, power-plays, lies and gossip and it made me miserable. All the negativity slowly seeped into my personal life and eventually I couldn't take anymore. I gave up. I was so, so tired of it all.
When I let go, God stepped in. Through his grace, I began seeking him out. I studied different movements and religions from New-Age to Gnostic to Evangelical, Buddhist to Catholic. I was consumed with a desire to learn as much as I could and I read book after book trying to find my place.
I began reading a book called "The Rite" by Matt Baglio. It is a true story of a Priest who is called to Rome to train as an Exorcist. The more I read the book, the more I realized that this life, my life, wasn't about the corner office. There were forces at work more powerful than money. It became obvious we all had an important choice to make between good and evil and It wasn't enough to stand on the sidelines hoping the good guy would win. That's when it hit me— if I wasn't hanging out with God because he was so "uncool", who exactly was I hanging out with? For so long I had lived in darkness and now I knew why. I had chosen not to love let alone live in it. Years ago I had been shown loves fullness in a out-of-body experience. I had literally "seen a light" and felt a love so intense I knew it was the most powerful force of goodness possible. I began to realize I was trying to find my way back to this love and fall away from the darkness.
Still searching for a path, I became intensely drawn to Catholicism by the Rosary. I found it a fascinating and mysterious ritual and decided to give it a try. Through praying its mysteries I began to understand Jesus as more than just a name on a hokey bracelet. The WWJD on my keyboard started to mean things like forgive, suffer selflessly, understand, unite. I started looking for a Catholic church to attend as I continued reading "The Rite". When I reached the end of the book a paragraph leaped out at me — the Priest featured in the book was now the Pastor of a Parish literally 5 minutes from my home. The floor dropped out from under me and I felt the full impact of God at work in my life. And so, I followed his lead.
Each day for me is still a struggle to remember to live in love. However, I do find, the more work I put into my relationship with God the easier it becomes. Learning to forgive and to be selfless (like Jesus would do) basically squelches any kind of politics whether it be in the office or in a personal relationship — remembering at least that, makes life a much better place to live. What a blessing.


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I am having trouble with the GoCentral website builder resizing my pictures. On the Resources page of my website finishthepumps.com several of the pics have been stretched much larger than the original pic. The objective is to have all the pics on that page approximately the same size but no matter what size pic I upload, some are displayed stretched. The sizing slider bar is already as small as it will go. I have a photo editing program that I can resizing in before I upload them but the website builder seems to have a mind of its own! Any help would be appreciated!
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The images have different aspect ratios (width to height comparison). It looks good with a balance where they are about the same size. It wouldn't be possible to make them the same size as is, if that is the look you're going for they would need to be cropped to all have the same aspect ratio.
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I actually went in yesterday and made all the pics the same size (300x300) by adding dark background to the edges of the ones that do not fit a square format. Even with every pic the same size, when I inserted some they were displayed as stretched, i.e. the Mary Catherine Brooks pic was stretched at 300x300 so I played around with it and it displayed best at 388x396. Even when I went with a smaller pic on the same size canvas the program would crop and stretch the pic. I can live with the result I have by resizing all the pics, but would rather understand the tool I am working with so I do not have to do that in the future.
The websites are responsive so images will automatically scale to fit the space allotted depending on screen size of the visitor. The images are also compressed and optimized for the web when uploaded to speed up the site. So it would generally be best to start with the largest it would appear on the site as the computer can easily shrink the picture to fit, but it would be stretched out to make it larger.


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When Paul Murphy talks about the business stories he has covered -
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1987 stock market melt down began, Polly Peck, Robert Maxwell, the BCCI
crash - it is soon apparent that he loves bringing to light tales of
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He denies it, of course, but if you bring up the Flaming Ferraris'
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amateurs compared to Nadir or Maxwell or even Leeson,' he says,
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is why he has returned to the Guardian, traditionally a champion of such
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to take up the role of executive financial editor.
Murphy takes on his new role as the Guardian looks to expand its
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coverage for some time, so we went straight for Paul,' says Alan
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up from the previous three.
The Guardian has always been strong on international finance, corporate
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nationals on company reporting, corporations and City stories. 'It is a
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by the business community,' says Murphy.
But does he really think the City will drop its pink papers in favour of
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stockbroker walking down Moorgate with a copy of the Guardian under his
arm,' he admits, 'but the City has changed a lot in the last ten
It used to be the case that most City workers' second paper was the
Daily Mail, but you will find the Guardian now has a big readership
Murphy believes the Guardian's recruitment of Edmond Warner, head of
strategy at investment bank BT Alex Brown, to write a twice weekly
column will pull in City readers. 'He rang me after the first two or
three columns and said he had no idea there were so many closet Guardian
readers on his dealing floor.'
This is the message Murphy wants to pass on to the PR industry. 'I know
many PR agency clients just want to be in the FT so they aim a lot of
stuff to that paper,' he says. 'But the Guardian is the paper read by
the Government, the senior backbenchers and the Civil Service. That's
where people need to be these days.'
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Love that cart!!! I'd put it in my kitchen to use as a center island. But, what really caught my eye is the shelving unit behind it. Could you feature it sometime and tell us how you created it or where you bought it? It is exactly what I've been dreaming of.ReplyDeleteReplies
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I bought it at Peter Andrews.
so you returned it? How did that go? We need a 'part II' :) I did turn out great!ReplyDeleteReplies
OOps forgot to add the end of that story... I just updated with that info :)Delete
The cart was a great find...so useful...and I love what you did with it, too, Susan!ReplyDeleteReplies
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I absolutely love it!! Great job, wish I could find something that great!!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Looks great, Susan! It's a nice cart and I don't blame you for keeping it. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
I kept it until someone wanted it and then I let it go :)Delete
Oh. I thought you intended to return it. Well, it is a wonderful piece of furniture and you did a great job on it. Too bad she threw it away.ReplyDeleteReplies
Teddee I offered it back to her but she was happy to see it go to a new home! :)Delete
OMG...wish I hadn't let my cart go in a garage sale. I knew it as a "Tea Cart".ReplyDeleteReplies
Works for anything Nancy... tea cart, bar cart, server... :)Delete
What a gorgeous makeover! Great save! Susan I would love it if you would link up to our "furniture only link party this Thursday Night at 9PM EST Friday's Furniture Fix at Patina Paradise. www.patinaparadise.comReplyDelete
Hi Susan, this would be ideal for our cabin! Small, rolls around and you can open it up...gotta keep my eyes open...I never find roadside treasures!ReplyDelete
A classic... bravo!ReplyDelete


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Remember Hunted: The Demon's Forge, the fantasy co-op actioner coming from Fallout house Bethesda? Don't worry, word on it has been sosparse for so long that I'd as good as forgotten about it myself until I saw this new trailer. And I wrote our first preview on it.
Looking back on said previewthough, it seems I rather liked what I saw of Hunted. It's another co-op cover-shooter, yeah, but it blows the concept wide open with its totally asymmetrical characters (long-range Elven archer, close-range, melee-focused barbarian), fantasy setting and heavy use of tactical magic. It looks a lot of fun, and this new trailer shows off a pleasing amount of what looks to be a rather sumptuously-detailed world for you to kill your way merrily through.
But don't worry, I've included the E3 trailer too. That onecomes with a bit more Elf-jiggle.
Aaaaaaaaaand cue the E3 trailer, with lots more killing: