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Colmon Elridge III, executive assistant to Gov. Steve Beshear, will be the keynote speaker at Union College's annual Spring Convocation.
Elridge's speech, entitled "The Righteousness of Servant Leadership," will be at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 22 in the Conway Boatman Chapel on campus. Union College President Marcia Hawkins, who was impressed by Elridge at a prior meeting, said his speech should provide students the inspiration they need to start the spring semester with high expectations.
"I had an opportunity to meet Mr. Elridge in Gov. Beshear's office, and I immediately understood how this young man could accomplish so much so early in his career," Hawkins said. "His charisma is undeniable, and his eloquence in speech validates all the important messages he has to tell."
Elridge, who is one of the youngest members of a governor's senior staff in Kentucky's history, has recently gained national recognition. In 2011, he became the first African-American to become executive vice president of the Young Democrats of America, following an election he won unanimously. In 2010, Elridge was appointed to finish out the term for then-Executive Vice President Rod Snyder. Elridge has also served as vice president for the Young Democrats of America.
In 2000 he became the first African-American to be elected president of the College Democrats of Kentucky and then went on to serve as the chairman of the Minority Caucus for the College Democrats of America.
Through his work with the governor's office, Elridge has taken on many responsibilities concerning the state's capitol. Besides managing day-to-day operations of the office of the governor, Elridge has also helped create and implement policy initiatives concerning children's health insurance, eradicating high school dropouts and forging relationships between the public sector and faith-based communities.
Elridge is a native of Cynthiana, Ky., and attended Transylvania University, where he received his degree in history, with a minor in education. He now lives with his wife, Victoria, and their two sons in Lexington, Ky.


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Pirate attacks and abductions in the Gulf of Aden and surrounding waters are on the rise. Recent weeks have tragically illustrated the impact of these crimes, from the February 22 murder of four Americans aboard the S/V QUEST and the killing of a Filipino crew member aboard a merchant vessel M/V BELUGA NOMINATION to the abduction of a Danish family from their yacht, to the continued captivity of hundreds more merchant mariners along with their vessels by gangs operating in areas of Somalia's coast outside of effective government control.
Earlier this week, I traveled to the United Nations in New York to lead the U.S. delegation at a meeting of the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia: a group of more than 60 nations and international organizations working together not only to combat piracy at sea, but also to support parallel diplomatic efforts to address the root cause of piracy: continued instability on land in Somalia.
In January 2009, the United States helped to establish the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia, which meets frequently to coordinate national and international counter-piracy actions. Through the Contact Group, the United States has focused on five key counter-piracy challenges:
- Coordinating multi-national naval patrols off the Horn of Africa, in partnership with more than 20 nations, including naval ships from Combined Task Force 151, EUNAVFOR's Operation ATALANTA, and NATO's Operation OCEAN SHIELD, as well as naval ships on national tasking from several nations, including Russia, China, India, and Japan;
- Developing and promoting effective self-protection measures to discourage pirates from boarding vessels, with support from the shipping industry and the International Maritime Organization;
- Bringing pirates to justice by prosecuting suspected pirates and incarcerating those convicted, and encouraging other nations to do so as well;
- Discouraging the payment of ransoms, which only encourages further pirate attacks; and
- Developing ways to disrupt the pirates' financial networks, using tools similar to those used effectively against other forms of transnational organized crime.
But as the United States and its Contact Group partners have taken action, the pirates have adapted, shifting their tactics in even more dangerous new directions.
Pirates are increasingly using seized vessels as floating bases, keeping the abducted crews aboard as hostages. These "mother ships" allow pirates to stage attacks far away from multinational patrol routes. The pirates are rapidly recruiting additional gunmen as well -- including boys as young as 12 years old. As a result, the world witnessed the highest number of pirate attacks and hostages taken on record in 2010.
In a communique following the meeting, the Contact Group called for a renewed international commitment to by:
- Reinforcing international naval patrols;
- Expanding the capacity of the international community to prosecute suspected pirates captured at sea, as well as their leaders and financiers, through national prosecutions and innovative additional mechanisms, including the development and sharing of information on enabling networks providing arms, equipment, and funding to pirate gangs.
- Intensifying implementation of a full range of industry-developed self-protection measures by ship owners and operators;
- Strengthening the capacity of Somalia and other countries in the region to combat piracy on their own, in particular through contributions to the UN Trust Fund Supporting Initiatives of States Combating Piracy off the Coast of Somalia.
At the same time, we recognize that continued long-term diplomatic engagement in Somalia will be essential to making progress in countering piracy. Until good governance, stability, and a measure of economic development prevail on land, which may take years, piracy will continue to threaten shipping and recreational sailing in the region. To this end, even as counter piracy efforts treat the symptoms at sea, the United States is committed to supporting the Transitional Federal Government and engaging with other actors on land who also want to discourage this criminal enterprise that is interfering with political reconciliation and economic recovery from decades of civil war in Somalia.
Somali piracy is an organized criminal enterprise that has the potential to significantly impact global trade. Its root cause is state failure in Somalia, and cannot be resolved exclusively through military means. As Secretary Clinton recently said, we need to do more to combat the scourge of piracy, and we are committed to doing so.


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HollywoodNews.com: "She is a ghost to me now," Sean Penn tells Vanity Fair contributing editor Douglas Brinkley of actress Robin Wright Penn. "We spent all those years together…. Now she's just gone."
Brinkley travels to Haiti, where Penn talks about Robin, their son Hopper's life-threatening skateboarding accident, and what he's doing to help rebuild the nation post-earthquake. When Penn was presented with a military coin and several honorary certificates of commendation for his service in the Haitian crisis, Lieutenant General P. K. Keen "gave me this look in the eye—a look of pride," Penn tells Brinkley. "It meant more to me than any movie award."
When Hopper sustained a head injury in a skateboarding accident, Penn and Robin pulled together at the hospital, praying for their son, Brinkley reports. "He underwent risky surgery due to intense bleeding of the brain," Penn says, "and he pulled through." Brinkley reports that Hopper's brush with disaster was life-changing for his father. Feeling a karmic debt had to be repaid, Penn started the painful process of re-assessing his life's priorities. He drove out to Palm Springs to spend time with T Bone Burnett, the composer-producer who helped Bob Dyl an find Jesus in the 1970s.
Since January, Penn has lived full-time, with the exception of a couple of brief trips—one to Washington, D.C., to testify on the Hill for more Haitian relief—in a tent not much bigger than an army surplus locker. Penn—along with the organization he started with Sarajevo-born philanthropist Diana Jenkins—was recently made official "camp manager" of Port-au-Prince displaced persons facility that has housed some 50,000 earthquake survivors. "I wanted to give back something more to help struggling people, but I didn't know how to best do it," Penn tells Brinkley. "I was for 20 years in a relationship with Robin and 18 years with children. I didn't have time to commit to anything—for real—in places like Iraq, except to denounce the war. But now I'm single. I can lend a hand."
Penn had been Hopper's guardian, he tells Brinkley, and "he had just gone back to being with his mother on an experimental basis. I was putzing around at home, missing Hopper….I had never been to Haiti before. I couldn't fathom the high death toll. So, like everybody else, I started tracking the news. I saw all those traumatized people getting Civil War medicine on TV. People were being given ibuprofen or alcohol […]
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Limited Infinity – a show by EYP member Jasna Bogdanovska
Ever wondered about the work that goes into putting together a photo exhibit?
EYP member Jasna Bogdanovska, who currently has a solo show up at the Little Theater Café, took some time to answer a few questions about putting her show together.
How did your show at the Little Café come about?
I was approached by Kathleen Farrell, the art curator at the Little and I was asked if I would be interested in showing my work there. I like the mission of the Little to merge art, music and film together and I was happy to accept the invitation.
What went into putting the show together?
A preparation for a show subconsciously starts with the first idea I get for a work of art I want to create. Ideas can come in any shapes and forms, and they can be ignited by anything. This is a subconscious process, when ideas come out without me trying to question where they came from and what they mean. It is a very exciting and liberating process with many surprises and a lot of learning on the way. I do sketches for my photographs, and then the next step is the production of each one of them. Each one is different; they all have different characters. So the production and the process are different for each one. After the photographing, the next step is editing and reevaluating the chosen ones. This is when I usually recognize that I have a body of work that is connected together and works together as a whole. At this point, the second round of editing comes and I decide which images should be shown together in a show. Sometimes, some great images have to be edited out because they would not work with the rest of them.
The order, in which the photographs are shown, is also very important. Depending on the order they can say different things. I arrange and rearrange the work prints until I find an order that works the best.
The final step is the preparation for the actual show. This step includes deciding what sizes they will be printed in, how they will be framed, how they will be lit in the gallery, how the poster and invitations should look etc…
Can you tell us the theme behind "Limited Infinity"?
A circle is a symbol of perfection and eternity. It does not have a beginning or an end, direction or orientation. A square is a symbolical opposite to a circle. It represents earthly life and material world.
I am interested in the tension between these two shapes when the circle is confined in within a square. My circular images challenge the expected perception of photographs traditionally restricted in a square. I explore the unlimited boundaries of a circle. Through various symbols, my photographs explore different themes related to femininity, home, religion, nostalgia, memory and belonging.
How do you find the right balance when it comes to editing and manipulating your photos?
Finding a balance is the hardest thing to achieve no matter what you do. In terms of my artwork, it is a long and very insightful process. I look at my work from different angles, in terms of meanings and symbolism, aesthetics, technique…. All these elements have to work together in unity in order for the work of art to be successful. Sometimes, one idea will lead to something totally new, and the work will take a different turn. I let myself take risks with my artwork. I use video, installation, animation, photography and depending on the idea, I decide which one to use. Sometimes I do different versions of the same idea and then I decide which one works the best. Each piece is different; I follow the idea, I work hard and when all the elements come together I immediately know it is finished.
I have invitations for a couple of shows in Europe and New York City. These shows will also include my video and installation work.
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House of Commons Hansard #144 of the 38th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was columbia.
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50th Anniversary of UNICEF
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2:05 p.m.
David McGuinty Ottawa South, ON
Mr. Speaker, this year marks the 50th anniversary of UNICEF Canada and, this evening, millions of children in Canada will collect money for UNICEF.
It was 50 years ago today that Canadians first found little goblins at their doors trick or treating for donations to UNICEF. As a former officer with UNICEF in west Africa, I can speak first-hand about the importance of these donations.
UNICEF is dedicated to protecting the rights of children and depends entirely on donations.
Since 1955 Canadian children have raised $87 million for UNICEF. This year's goal is to raise $4 million for schools, teacher training, and books in Africa.
I encourage all Canadians to put aside a few loonies tonight for the good goblins with the bright orange boxes. I congratulate UNICEF Canada on its 50th anniversary.
ADISQ Gala
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2:05 p.m.
Maka Kotto Saint-Lambert, QC
Mr. Speaker, over the past week and culminating last evening, the personality of Quebec song in its many facets based on a distinct experience and consciousness expressed itself most eloquently for the 27th year at the ADISQ gala.
On behalf of my Bloc colleagues, I express my pride and admiration for all the artists and craftspeople in Quebec's musical milieu for their wonderful work, be they winners or not.
Their potential is enormous, but it must be noted that the federal government, scourge of Quebec and Canada's cultural sovereignty, is not striving to protect francophone song and to ensure its longevity and popularity in that new broadcast space made available by satellite radio.
When francophone content on commercial radio is reviewed, we call for more space to be given to these extraordinary voices coming out of Quebec.
Mark Lowry
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2:05 p.m.
Eleni Bakopanos Ahuntsic, QC
Mr. Speaker, I rise in the House today, to recognize Mr. Mark Lowry, who passed away Saturday, October 22nd after a two-year battle with cancer. Mr. Lowry was the Executive Director of Sport for the Canadian Olympic Committee.
Mr. Lowry worked throughout his career at the local and national levels of amateur sport. He held positions with the Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union, the Canadian Amateur Rowing Association, the Canadian Amateur Diving Association, the World University Games and the Canadian Olympic Committee.
His dedication, passion and vision have led to significant advancements for Canadian sport and athletes.
Mr. Lowry was a dedicated worker and true believer in the Olympic movement.
I wish to recognize his great contribution to sport and offer my condolences to his family and friends.
Assisted Suicide
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October 31st, 2005 / 2:05 p.m.
Bradley Trost Saskatoon—Humboldt, SK
Mr. Speaker, the introduction of Bill C-407 on assisted suicide has once more brought to this House a bill dealing with the precious gift of life.
Many in this House will express their painful choices and divulge a wrestling deep within their souls.
This issue is only difficult if one holds to a material, chance view of the universe, if one holds purely utilitarian values, and if one denies that there is an intrinsic value in human life. It can only be tortuous if one holds that the underlying validation of life is wanton service of self.
For those of us who acknowledge that life has value distinct beyond all else, our choice will be instinctive. Our choice will be the affirmation of the immense value of the most vulnerable of our society, a reiteration that every person is of immeasurable worth.
When a society in any way invalidates the sanctity of life, it throws in its lot with evil incarnate. As members of this House, let us do better. Let us choose life. Life: what a beautiful choice.
Kiwanis International
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2:10 p.m.
Marlene Catterall Ottawa West—Nepean, ON
Mr. Speaker, this year Kiwanis International celebrates 90 years of serving the children of the world.
There are more than 600,000 members of Kiwanis in 96 countries.
In 1994, Kiwanis International promised the children of the world to eliminate the most prevalent preventable cause of mental retardation: iodine deficiency. This goal is imminent and will rank as one of the world's greatest health achievements.
Last Friday Ottawa hosted Kiwanis International President Steve Siemens as Rideau Kiwanis celebrated its 50th anniversary. Today we welcome to Ottawa Hazel Brandon of Suriname, the governor of the Eastern Canada and Caribbean District of Kiwanis. Governor Hazel is completing her official visit to clubs in Ottawa and area.
On behalf of all members of the House, I thank Kiwanians across Canada for their good work and encourage Canadians to learn more about Kiwanis in their own communities.
New Democratic Party
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2:10 p.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Eastern Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, it was with great sadness that one of the finest political leaders in the country, in Newfoundland and Labrador, decided to resign his position as leader of the provincial New Democrats of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Mr. Jack Harris served his party, his constituency and the people of Newfoundland and Labrador with great distinction.
He was also a member of Parliament in this House from 1987 to 1988.
Mr. Harris's first thought was always for the people of his riding of Signal Hill--Quidi Vidi.
During all the rough times Newfoundland and Labrador had during the downturn of the fishery and the closure of the mills, the people of Newfoundland had one voice they could go to and that was the voice of Mr. Jack Harris.
On behalf of the federal New Democrats and our leader from Toronto—Danforth, we would like to offer our sincere appreciation to Jack's wife, Ann Martin, and their three children, Amelia, John and Sarah, for sharing Mr. Harris with us and the people of Newfoundland and Labrador.
We wish Mr. Harris the very best in the future.
Flames of Memory
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Jason Kenney Calgary Southeast, AB
Mr. Speaker, yesterday I had the honour of taking part in the historic groundbreaking ceremony for Flames of Memory, the Jewish war veterans memorial in Toronto, on behalf of the Leader of the Opposition, who is an honorary co-chair.
Sixty years after the end of World War II and the liberation of Auschwitz, the Jewish war veterans memorial will help to preserve the memory of Jewish war heroes for all Canadians.
When World War II began, nearly 17,000 Jewish Canadians enlisted in the armed forces, representing some three quarters of eligible Jewish men at the time, the highest per capita enlistment of any ethnic group in Canada.
In defending the causes of freedom and democracy in the fight against Nazism and fascism, they proudly carried on their rich Jewish tradition of tikkun olam , repairing the world.
The flames of the menorah, which symbolize the triumph of light over darkness and the victory of liberty over tyranny, will now forever honour the memory of Jewish war veterans in Canada and worldwide.
On behalf of all members, I would like to congratulate committee chairman Joel Wagman and his team for this magnificent project to preserve a sacred memory which must never be lost.
We will remember them.
Women's History Month
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Nicole Demers Laval, QC
Mr. Speaker, October is Women's History Month. Inaugurated in 1992, the month offers a fine opportunity to recognize women's contribution to society. This year's theme is "Women and War: Contributions and Consequences".
Women have made major contributions to the war effort and to the peace movement. Their emancipation on the labour market was one of the results of that involvement. Women have made great strides in providing a voice for the victims of armed conflict, who are often women and children,
They have played a lead role in encouraging peaceful solutions, while defending human rights. Many women have lost a father, husband or children to war. Many have been left to raise their families alone.
We in the Bloc Québécois are grateful to these women who have made their mark on history.
Conservative Party of Canada
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2:15 p.m.
Peter Goldring Edmonton East, AB
Mr. Speaker, 10 years ago on the eve of Hallowe'en I was in Quebec City pacing the Plains of Abraham as Quebec narrowly rejected separation in a referendum that had an entire nation holding its breath.
Ten years ago Canada was at the brink, driven there by an inept Liberal government in Ottawa and an opportunistic separatist government in Quebec. Under the Liberals' watch, the separatists nearly succeeded, but for Canadians joining in a unity rally of unprecedented proportions in Montreal, showing Quebeckers that Canadians truly cared.
Today the Liberals remain bereft of unity efforts, instead being mired in the muck of a decade of more political corruption. The Liberals' persistent plundering of taxpayers for political gain has poisoned the unity well.
Canada deserves better. Canadian unity will evolve with a new, visionary Conservative government that will stand up for Canada and demonstrate honesty, respect and equality for all.
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Marlene Jennings Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to speak about an exciting and significant development announced on October 26 called HapMap.
HapMap is powerful medical research tool intended to speed the discovery of genetic contribution to common diseases like asthma, diabetes, cancer and heart disease.
I am proud to say that two Canadian researchers, working in conjunction with their foreign partners, have made a huge contribution toward making this tool available to Canadians and to the rest of the world. It will accelerate screening for the genes that cause certain diseases.
Dr. Tom Hudson, of the Genome Quebec Innovation Centre and McGill University, and Bertha Knoppers of the Université de Montréal, were the driving forces behind this remarkable scientific breakthrough.
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Will the Prime Minister finally do the right thing, be open and transparent and give the other leaders a copy of the report as soon as he gets a copy?
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Mr. Speaker, both the government and the commission have logistical needs which must be followed. The government has always received reports of this significance in advance because it is in the unique position of having to act.
For instance, the precedent is clear. In the case of the Somalia inquiry, the government received the report three days ahead of time. In the case of the Krever inquiry on contaminated blood, the government received the report five days ahead of time. In the case of the Commission on Aboriginal Peoples, it was 20 days.
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The Prime Minister wrongly stated that the decision to provide him with a copy before the other leaders was made by Justice Gomery. Today the latter has said that it is clear that the Prime Minister has a choice.
Will the Prime Minister do what must be done and put an end to all the secrecy? Will he immediately hand over a copy of the report to each opposition party leader?
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Mr. Speaker, with a report of this importance, governments are always given a copy first, because they have to take action.
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Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister made a promise to do things differently from Mr. Chrétien. But here he is, behaving the same way.
I have a supplementary on a different question. I want to return to our national embarrassment, the failure of the government to provide aboriginal Canadians with clean drinking water, despite spending $2.5 billion in 12 years.
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CANON CITY — Firefighters were getting the upper hand Tuesday on two small lightning-caused wildfires in the Stultz Gulch drainage about 8 miles south of here.
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"Calm winds were aiding containment efforts Tuesday," Hurley said. "We anticipate full containment for both fires by midday (today)," if the weather cooperates.
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Today, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered opening remarks at the APEC 2011 Ministerial Meeting in Honolulu, Hawaii. Secretary Clinton and U.S. Trade Representative Ambassador Ron Kirk welcomed foreign and economic ministers from APEC's member economies as well as representatives of international organizations. Secretary Clinton said:
"...The United States is proud to serve as host of this year's APEC Leaders Meeting. Global trends and world events have given us a full and formidable agenda, and the stakes are high for all of us. We are each trying to generate balanced, inclusive, sustainable growth that delivers good jobs for our citizens; economic, social, and environmental progress for our nations; and shared prosperity for this region.
"To accomplish these goals, we have to create a rules-based system that is open, free, transparent, and fair. Working to make that system a reality has been the focus of all of our meetings this year, in Washington; in Big Sky, Montana; in San Francisco; and now here in Hawaii. We even created an unofficial slogan: 'Get stuff done.' And we have.
"We've made tangible progress in three areas. First, integrating markets and expanding trade. We have focused on what we call next-generation issues -- for example, by working to help owners of small and medium-sized businesses reach new customers beyond their borders.
"Second, promoting green growth. We have advanced a trade initiative for environmental goods and services which will help spur industries investing in green growth. We've worked to reduce inefficient fossil fuel subsidies, which will help protect the environment by reducing the wasteful consumption of fossil fuels. And we are renewing our commitment to reduce our energy intensity by at least 45 percent by 2035.
"Third, deepening our regulatory cooperation and convergence. In recent years, we have seen how improvements in this area can unleash billions of dollars in commercial activities. For example, when a majority of APEC countries adopted a uniform safety standard for televisions in 2005, exports for the region increased by 45 percent over the subsequent three years."
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Apple: The Most Absurd Question About the Company Yet
I called David Einhorn a "hustler" when I probably should have just said he's always hustling . My camerawork on this week's conversation with Pandora (P) co-founder Tim Westergren left a bit to be desired, but majority feedback tells me it wasn't that bad and the content overshadowed my lack of technical prowess by miles.
All of that to say, I think hard before I go after somebody because a.) I want to get it right; b.) I realize I will make mistakes; and c.) nobody's perfect. However, if there was ever a time for a barn-torching, enter the china store like a bull just released from a studio apartment in Spain , this IS it.
Thanks to Twitter follower @herringroup for catching Bloomberg's Betty Liu toss any Apple (AAPL) -related credibility she might have had out the slamming screen door in the span of just 4-5 seconds:
Yes. We must watch that again ...
Context. Right. To be safe, we should check for context. Here's the entire two minutes plus. Liu's incredible statement comes right about midway through:
There was no context. That's part of the problem. There's no defense -- none whatsoever -- for what Liu said there. Is there a product that can "save" Apple? Is she freaking serious?
Alix Steel threw together the only bit of sense in what was a largely brainless conversation when she legitimately questioned Tim Cook's ability to innovate beyond evolutionary iterations of Steve Jobs-conceived groundbreaking devices.
I hit that angle hard before it became a media obsession. I had no choice but to pull back a bit simply because Apple has zero meaningful competition and the media got way ahead of itself with what really looks a lot like an orchestrated campaign of hate toward Apple .
I know there is absolutely not some devious Apple hatred campaign underlying financial media coverage , but when Liu makes such an absurd comment, she certainly doesn't help my case. In fact, after you watch her -- and that entire segment -- you could, as a perfectly sane and logical person, wonder if something is up.
There's really no need to bite back at the Is there a product that can save Apple? statement. It doesn't warrant a response; however, the larger issue it raises cannot continue to fly under the radar.
How can Bloomberg allow a story -- positioned as a news piece, mind you, not an opinion segment -- to get on the air with that type of question and zero necessary context? If Liu is ad-libbing, she screwed up. If somebody wrote that for her and she read it off of the teleprompter like a talking head, just as bad. And to support the whole thing with graphs and charts on Android/ Samsung's market share and Apple's margins without discussing a.) the Android/Samsung strategies and b.) where Apple's margins have come from borders on dereliction of duty.


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Beyond Journals: A Psychology Department Media Resource Workshop
Hosted by Professor Denis Pelli on January 26, 2010.
NYU Welcomes Four New Faculty
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Congratulations to Gary Marcus who has been invited to give the 78th Annual James Arthur Lecture at the American Museum of Natural History. His lecture will be given on April 6, 2010 at 6:00pm.
Congratulations to David Amodio who has been selected as a 2010 recipient of the new and highly prestigious APS Janet T. Spence Award for Transformative Early Career Contributions. The award, created in honor of Janet Spence, is given to honor the work of young scientists whose work already has had significant impact on psychological science.
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Congratulations to David Amodio who has received the Faculty Early Career Development Award from the National Science Foundation.
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Nagel returns to Minot as Amtrak station agent
A Minot native has returned to the city as the Amtrak station agent.
Paul Nagel began as station agent in Minot in mid-March. He replaced Doneta Skinn, who retired March 1.
"This is actually about the third career for me," said Nagel. He's been with Amtrak for slightly more than two years.
His first career was in law enforcement, starting with the Ward County Sheriff's Department. He then became a federal agent. He completed his career of just under 30 years in law enforcement with a large police department in a management position in Washington state.
He then worked in contract administration for a major defense contractor for about four years.
After that he went to work for Amtrak, starting in Seattle, then to Whitefish, Mont., and now to Minot.
A graduate of Minot High School and Minot State University, his mother, Ann Hunsaid, a retired teacher, resides in Minot.
Some of Nagel's family members also were employed by railroads his maternal grandfather worked for Great Northern Railway in Minot and an uncle worked for the Soo Line Railway here.
The newly renovated Minot Amtrak Depot was one of the incentives for his return to Minot.
"That and working with Andy Maragos," he said. "Our families have known each other for many generations here in Minot. Maragos also is with the Minot Amtrak station.
"I actually went through here as a child and saw what the original station looked like," Nagel said.
A major renovation of the existing Minot Amtrak Depot was completed prior to the 2011 Souris River flood that extensively damaged the building. For many months the baggage room served as a temporary waiting room and ticket office until last month when the depot's main waiting room and ticket office resumed operation.
Amtrak has spent upwards of $500,000 putting the station back to the same building it was before the flood. R&K Contractors Inc. in Minot is the general contractor for the project, the same contractor that did the restoration project before the flood.
Nagel and his wife, the former Deanna Borgers of Minot, are now residing in Minot. "She's thrilled to be back home too," he said.
He said two stepsons live in Bismarck and Minneapolis. Matthew Kro is employed by the State Motor Pool in Bismarck, and Nathan Kro lives in Minneapolis where he is computer/electrical engineer.
In making the plans for the National Train Day open house at the Amtrak passenger station Saturday and for other days for passengers and other visitors to the station, Nagel said, "I really would like to promote North Dakota."
He said that hopefully he'll have more displays and brochures promoting North Dakota available in the main waiting room. "I can't stress that enough. I really think we need to get people aware North Dakota is somewhere you can come for vacations." He said there's many places people can visit and explore all across the state.


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With an estimated 44 million kids under the age of 18 participating in sport, athletic and youth-serving community have an opportunity to change the odds.
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From April 2013 through April 2014, the USOC's SafeSport program is teaming up with experts to deliver free tools and training that will help clubs, coaches and parents make the commitment to prevent abuse. Through free newsletters, campaign resources and training webinars, we'll provide actionable information on a different topic each month to help us understand, prevent and report abuse. In April 2014, the Make the Commitment campaign will finish up with a SafeSport Summit that offers additional training and hands-on workshops.
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The Times mag the other week noticed that amateur star "YouTubers" could make six figures through the site's comedy channels.
But people filming verite vignettes or shooting true tales professionally are probably posting on Vimeo.
What's Vimeo, you say? It's is a video-sharing company where users upload their film work, all in high definition, in a player without advertising. There are hundreds of thousands of documentaries now on the site. And while Vimeo, started by two College Humor developers, Zach Klein and Jacob Lodwick, is now part of Barry Diller's IAC, it's also a bona fide documentary community, known in the film world as the place to find new, serious short films, excerpts of longer ones, or films in process.
The key advantage of Vimeo for documentarians is that it allows posting films in HD, and did so long before YouTube supported the format. Vimeo also benefits from strong community guidelines: Uploaders have to participate closely in or create whatever they post. According to a Vimeo curator, the site has also been the beneficiary and the propagator of films made on the DSLR, a beloved class of digital camera that can shoot a shallower depth of field and also works well with lower light.
Though the site launched in 2004, it's caught on with the true stories cohort in the past year—documentarians have been telling me to watch them on Vimeo; PR flaks give me Vimeo passwords so I could watch the biggest docs of the summer rather than wait for screeners in the mail; a friend who makes multimedia told me it was the only place she'd house her work. It's safe to say that Vimeo has successfully branded itself as the place for film students and pros too snobby for YouTube. If you can't quite get through the well-bred documentary gates of PBS but still want to, it's probably the place for you.
The top docs get millions of viewers. Sean Dunne's doc American Juggalo, unique to the site, broke a million. Dean Peterson's short about a broken subway station stair, New York City Subway Stair, just got 1.8 million views. The Kony video rose to prominence on Vimeo first. The site also has first-rate featured multimedia, selected for artistic merit rather than clickbait potential, like the "California is a Place" series. One director of a Vimeo-featured short, Elliot Rausch, now has an agent and is able to shoot for a living as a result of being featured there. His "dogumentary" short "Last Minutes With Oden," is darker than YouTube video dogs and cats dream about. (Even this one, where a cat cringes as she listens to Metallica and Lou Reed). Another Vimeo filmmaker, a former amateur named Tom Lowe, put his time-lapse film of his desert vacation on the site and it went viral, and he is now making films full time.
Vimeo is very much part of a "documentary context" as Sam Morrill, a 25-year-old senior content and community manager at the company, puts it, due to "the quality of the community and the audience." Morrill points to the comments people leave for one another's works as an example. And sure enough, they tend to read overeager Production Assistant ("Your camera work is amazing!") rather than Trollsville. At least for now, its standards keep Vimeo from being clogged by hoi polloi Katy Perry lip-synching. Unlike YouTube, its focus has been on getting people to pay for premium memberships, rather than selling ads in or around videos. And Vimeo's yearly awards ceremony is pure film school, judged by people like David Lynch and Morgan Spurlock.
If you are apt to dismiss Vimeo as yet another hipster niche thing, like asymmetrical haircuts, Adam Driver from Girls, or cocktails involving Pimm's, you are half right. And sure, Vimeo may at some point switch from the liberal arts YouTube to something more corporate and profitable. It has a new CEO, Kerry Trainor, formerly of AOL, who before that did advertising at Yahoo. Under his direction, Vimeo could at some point get into Web ads, although a Vimeo communications rep told me the other day that "we will not have ads in the player at this time and it is not something we intend to do in the future."
Successful YouTubers are doing well for sure. But they are probably showing you how to put on eye shadow. Documentarians screening their rough cuts gather elsewhere.


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Red Wings need quality forward
While watching the Detroit Red Wings lose 2-1 in overtime to the Chicago Blackhawks last Sunday, I came away with a realization.
The Wings lack at least two things: (1) a quality defenseman now that Nicklas Lidstrom retired and (2) a skilled forward.
Lidstrom's retirement was expected and you just can't replace a player with his talent overnight – if ever. He's unquestionably bound for the NHL Hall of Fame.
The Wings tried to sign free agent defenseman Ryan Suter in the offseason to help fill the void left by Lidstrom. They made Suter a substantial offer, but he decided to sign with the Minnesota Wild.
Needing a skilled forward, though, has kind of snuck up on the Wings the past couple of years. Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg are star players, of course, but aren't in the same class as Sidney Crosby, Steven Stamkos or Patrick Kane, to cite three examples.
Datsyuk has never scored more than 32 goals (2008-09) in a season for the Wings or notched more than 97 points (twice, 2007-08 and 2008-09).
Zetterberg's high total for goals is 43 (2007-08) and points is 92 (same season).
Notice it has been several years since the two turned in top-notch seasons, indicating both may be on the downswing of their careers.
Valtteri Filppula should be in his prime at age 28, but has never scored more than 23 goals (2011-12) or 66 points (same season).
Aging players Johan Franzen and Todd Bertucci can score a few goals, but both are streaky.
The Wings have a lot of role players like Patrick Eaves, Drew Miller, Dan Cleary, Darren Helm (when healthy), Justin Abdelkader and Cory Emmerton. They even picked up Jordin Tootoo in the offseason, whose sole value is to be physical and combative.
But the team needs another skilled forward, someone who can turn on the red light with regularity, collect a lot of assists and make his linemates better.
He would also provide another offensive problem for an opponent now bent on stopping largely Datsyuk and Zetterberg.
The Wings attempted to sign that player during the summer, offering free agent Zach Parise a ton of money. But he, too, decided to go to the Wild.
Rookie Damien Brunner holds a lot of promise for the Wings. But he might not reach stardom for at least 3-4 seasons and by that time, Datsyuk and Zetterberg might experience declining production due to their age.
Lacking another quality forward is not entirely the Wings' fault, though they might have been more aggressive in the free agent market 2-3 years ago to address what team officials must have known was going to be a need.
The Wings have been one of the best teams in the NHL for so long, they've rarely – if ever – have had a draft choice in the top 20, let alone the top 10.
The organization has done a remarkable job drafting top players (e.g., Datsyuk and Zetterberg) in the late rounds. But they've never been able to select that one forward who would make a difference for years.
I don't see the Wings in the Stanley Cup finals this spring, as the squad seems to be in a transition period.
But it needs to somehow pick up a quality center or winger soon to keep the team among the elite for the next few years.
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A Rogue River man has been named a Carnegie hero for saving a neighbor from drowning. John Haight is one of 19 recipients named Thursday by the Pittsburgh-based Carnegie Hero Fund and the only one from Oregon.
He was mowing his yard in June of last year when he heard screaming and saw his older neighbor, Leonard Wrobel, floating away face down. He had slipped into the water and was knocked unconscious.
Haight went in after him, pulled him onto a rock and performed CPR until help arrived.
The Oregonian reports Haight still suffers pain from a broken toe and sore shoulder he injured during the rescue. He plans to use his $5,000 hero award to help fund swim lessons for children.
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- 21/4 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 eggs
- 2 cups buttermilk
- 1/4 cup melted unsalted butter, plus some for frying
- 1 cup blueberries, fresh or frozen
- Serving suggestions: whipped cream and maple syrup
In a large bowl sift together the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
Beat the eggs with the buttermilk and melted butter. Combine the dry and the wet ingredients into a lumpy batter, being careful not to over mix, see Cook's Note*.
Heat some butter in a skillet over medium heat. Spoon 1/3 cup of batter into the skillet and sprinkle the top with some of the blueberries. Cook for 2 to 3 minutes on each side.
Serve with a dollop of whipped cream and maple syrup.
*Cook's Note: Over mixed batter will result in flat, heavy pancakes.
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Hometown: Santa Barbara, Calif.
Birth Year: 1989
Position: Opposite
Height: 6-6 (200cm)
Weight: 200 lbs (90kg)
College: UC Irvine
Joined Team: 2010
- Member of the 2014 FIVB World League team that won the gold medal.
- Won a gold medal at the 2013 NORCECA Continental Championship
- Voted Most Outstanding Player of the 2012 NCAA National Championship as UC Irvine won its second title during Clark's time on the team. Named AVCA First Team All American and All-MPSF
| Carson Clark attacks against Iran at the 2014 USAV Cup.
- In 2014, won gold at the NORCECA World Championship Qualifier and played on the World Championship team
- In 2013, played in five sets of the NORCECA Championship and was the United States' second-leading scorer with 124 points on 104 kills, three blocks and a team-high 17 aces
- Won gold medals with the Pan American Cup teams in 2012 and 2010
- Has played professionally in France, Poland and Greece
- Competed in 21 sets for the U.S. team at the World University Games in 2011
- Was on Boys' Youth National Team that earned a silver medal at the 2006 NORCECA U19 Continental Championship
- Won NCAA National Championships with UC Irvine in 2012 and 2009
- Graduated from UC Irvine in 2012 with a degree in sociology
- Considered leaving UCI after his junior year to play overseas professionally, but stayed and ended up winning his second NCAA national championship
- Four-time AVCA All American (first team in 2012 and 2010)
- Was selected to Volleyball Magazine's Fab 50 while at Santa Barbara High School
- Began playing volleyball in 2003 for the Southern California Volleyball Club
"Carson has the opportunity to become a good player that can start." - U.S. Head Coach John Speraw in the Daily Pilot
"Everybody on the team is there to win and to represent Team USA in the best way possible. In volleyball, you can't win with just one guy and I think that's a good thing because you're a little more humble. We're hungry and ready to be the best in the world." - Carson Clark
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Pitchers and catchers will report to spring training over the next 10 days, and within the next two weeks, camps will be going full force as teams prepare for the warmer weather that comes along with the start of the MLB season.
While pitchers like Kyle Lohse and Joe Saunders remain available via free agency, rotations around the game have already begun to take shape.
Some teams enter spring training not only with a full complement of starters, but plenty of arms in reserve should injury or inconsistency befall a current member of the starting rotation.
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