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Augusto Samuel Boyd Briceño (1 August 1879 in Panama City – 17 June 1957[1]) was First Vice President of Panama and in that capacity also acting President of Panama from December 18, 1939 to October 1, 1940. He belonged to the National Revolutionary Party (PNR).[citation needed]
During his government, the Transisthmian Highway, a highway that crossed the Isthmus of Panama and linked Panama City with Colón, was inaugurated. This road was known as the "Boyd-Roosevelt Highway" in honor of the Presidents of Panama and the United States.[citation needed]
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"I saw myself as a viable candidate to succeed Phil above many and equal to most, but this was a timing thing," Rambis said on a conference call with myself and a handful of L.A and Minnesota reporters Tuesday afternoon. "There were no guarantees. They made me no promises. Phil loves coaching. That team is built to win, so I envision him being there for a long time."
Jackson has one more season left on the three-year contract and has not ruled out coaching beyond next season. He said last month that he would return for the 2009-10 season only after a battery of medical tests came back positive.
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Global democracy and earth system governance
The issue of climate change confirms the global reach of earth system governance, whose legitimacy and effectiveness could gain from democratisation. While electoral democracy as practised in states provides no model for global democracy, lessons drawn from the performance and history of states prove helpful in identifying the elements that a well functioning ecological democracy ought to strive for. We capture these elements through reference to the idea of a deliberative system, and show how the idea of such a system can be used to analyse, evaluate, and provide prescriptions for the global governance of climate change.
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I knew President Obama was miserable when he tried to give debate moderator Jim Lehrer the Puss-in-Boots eyes. "You may want to move on to another topic," Obama implored Lehrer, a bit like a motorcycle thief begging a cop to take him into custody rather than let him stay with the surly biker gang that caught him.
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Presidents Week usually signifies a turning point in the ski season at Killington. And this year will be no exception.
The winter doldrums give way to the imagination of spring. The sun, which has been hiding behind the mountains all winter due to it's low angle on the horizon, now proudly rises giving light to the whole resort. The reappearance of the sun also chases away the winter cold, making time spent on the slopes more about skiing and riding versus keeping warm.
Being the eternal optimist in this strange winter, I can find solace in the fact that March is usually the snowiest month of the year at Killington. The change in seasons usually sweep in coastal storms across the northeast, yielding liquid precipitation on the coast lines but feet of snow in the mountains. Will that happen this year is of course a matter of debate, but given that I have only used my snow blower around the inn a couple of times this winter, we are long overdue.
The resort has been taking advantage of the cold nights we are still experiencing to make snow in many high traffic areas around the resort, and to stockpile snow on Superstar, Skylark, and Bitter Sweet. Our lights dim each night when the starter motors kick in to turn over the big fixed compressors still remaining on the mountain to support late season snow making. We will be sitting in the Great Room each evening socializing with guests, and all of a sudden the lights will dim then return to normal. It is a sure and comforting sign that the resort is still doing their best to make up for the parsimonious behavior of Mother Nature.
Skiing at the resort has continued to be more of the same. Our intermediate guests are generally having a ball on the slopes; a byproduct of the flat and fast conditions is a strong ego boost for slightly advanced skiers and riders.
Expert skiers and locals like ourselves are still getting out on the slopes to take our laps. Getting and keeping the legs in shape to enjoy spring skiing is a major activity this time of year. Warming temperatures over the next several weeks should create some opportunities to soften the slopes, yielding beautiful little bumps down the sides of many trails. While not quite providing the same exhilaration of skiing in the trees, little soft bumps can do a great job at getting the heart racing, while breaking the monotony of high speed super G runs up and down the mountains for advanced skiers and riders.
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Originally published in Native Sun News in September 2011.
Applause and a
constitutional crisis broke out as Ida Ashes, the new vice-chairwoman of the
Yankton Sioux Tribe, was sworn into office on Wednesday, September 14, during a
meeting of the tribe's General Council. Two minutes later, at 3:32 pm central
time, Ashes swore in the new chairman, Thurmond Cournoyer (shown left). Both had won their
offices in a landslide during the tribe's September 1 biennial election.
By swearing in the new officers, the
Ihanktonwan, whose ruling government body is the entire voting membership of
the community, asserted the supremacy of their General Council. Under the
Yankton's non-Indian Reorganization Act constitution, the large group runs the
show, but delegates day-to-day business to a smaller group, the Business and
Claims Committee (B&C), composed of the tribal chair, vice-chair,
secretary, treasurer, and five members who are elected at large.
recent years, the B&C under outgoing chairman Robert Cournoyer has assumed
increasing authority, and the General Council was fed up and wanted to seat his
successor as soon as possible. "No way," said Robert Cournoyer. "I don't take
kindly to being pushed out. There are issues I'm working on, and I plan to be
at my desk until my last day in office." In any case, September 30 is the usual
date for the handover of power, he said.
chair Thurmond Cournoyer disputed
this, saying new officers may be sworn at in any time in September, at the
pleasure of the General Council. "On numerous other occasions newly elected
officers of the B & CC have been sworn in immediately upon certification of
the election results," he said.
member Izzy Zephier asked a few former officials when they had taken office. "They
each remembered taking their oaths a day or two after being voted in," he said.
applause had barely died down on September 14 before rumors began flying about
a "takeover" of the tribal offices, presumably by the new administration's
supporters, who have expressed particular dissatisfaction with Robert Cournoyer's
determination to eke out a few more weeks in office and, during that time, find
a way to pay himself and fellow officials severance for being voting out of
a precedent," said Robert Cournoyer. "Our outgoing officers have received
severance since 1988. Other tribes pay it as well." It was not clear where the
tribe would get the money, which may amount to as much as $100,000 to be shared
among the nine exiting B&C members.
of our programs, such as Housing, need to reimburse the tribe for bills it paid
on their behalf," Robert Cournoyer said. "There are sizeable chunks owed the
tribe. But it's not up to me; it's up to our treasurer, Leo O'Connor, to figure
it out."
gossip about the purported "takeover" morphed and escalated, seemingly via
Facebook and text message, according to several tribal members. On Thursday, this
reporter was told that a caravan—and then busloads—of armed elders were headed
for the tribal offices, which are in the administration building of Marty
Indian School. There
never existed even a mention of such a thing—of taking over anything, of even
traveling to the tribal offices," said Thurmond Cournoyer.
Robert Cournoyer put police and school security guards on alert and ordered
that the school's doors be locked, so students could go neither in nor out. One
child was locked out of the school, according to tribal member and community
leader Sharon Drapeau, and had to take refuge at a teacher's home.
"lockdown" reportedly upset parents. It infuriated Drapeau. "It was such a
terrible and upsetting lie," she said, her voice shaking with anger. "The idea
that we grandparents could be accused of doing anything—anything!—to frighten
or endanger our takojas is horrible. It's outrageous!"
about an hour and a half, nothing resembling an insurrection by senior
citizens, or anyone else, had materialized, and the doors were unlocked,
according to the school's facilities manager. "Things were quickly back to
normal and continue to be perfectly normal today [Friday]," he said.
over the severance payments continue, however. The tribe's constitution
requires that the General Council approve all compensation for B&C
officials. "We did not approve the severance payments, which are not budgeted,"
Drapeau said. "We certainly can't waste funds like that."
Thurmond Cournoyer, who campaigned on a platform that included curbing wasteful
spending and transparency for government actions: "The tribe is in dire
financial straits, and we need to protect our assets from imprudent actions
such as the unauthorized severance payments."
also expressed dismay over the lame-duck B&C's recent firing of the tribe's
chief judge. In terminating the jurist, Robert Cournoyer's administration
nullified tribal-court decisions made after August 26, 2011. "I'm
very concerned that the outgoing B&C is trying to manipulate our judicial
system for its own ends," said Thurmond Cournoyer. "We must all respect our
laws." He called the manner in which the firing took place illegal under the
tribe's constitution and supported the General Council's recent decision to
reinstate the judge for 90 days. For
his part, Robert Cournoyer described the termination as a valid personnel
years, ordinary Yanktons have worried about an increasingly imperial B&C. "In
Ihanktonwan territory, we desperately need transparency," said Drapeau. "We
need to know what our officials are doing. The B&C usually met in 'executive
session,' which meant no one knew what was going on. When we asked for minutes,
they were rarely provided."
Thurmond Cournoyer does take over, presumably on September 30, one of his first
actions will be to order an audit of the tribe's books, he said. In an open
letter to tribal members, he vowed to protect them "from waste,
misappropriation and oppression by their own officials [as well as] from oppression
by outside entities that are continually attempting to circumvent our
sovereignty and treaty rights."
ended his letter, "I truly expect and desire that the Ihanktonwan Oyate will
begin to work together again as our ancestors did for the best interest of all
and not just a few."
c. Stephanie Woodard; photograph by Stephanie Woodard.
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Three years
I miss you, Dad. Mom's doing well. You'd be proud. Or you'd cringe because she's using the hedge trimmer and other power tools...I'm not sure. But she's doing well.
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And yet some things stick with you as though encased in amber.
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That is a very beautiful picture.
I shared the waiting room at the DFAS Cleveland office with a very nice lady, her grand dad and great grandmother and 5 day old son.
I do hope that the coaching thing works out. It would brighten up my days if I knew that The Boy and The Girl are listed as pro's from Dover on the staff in order to get them through the doors at the local school. - 9:14 PM
- MMC said...
Wow, reading backwards some of your older posts (don't seem to have anywhere near as much time to pop around as I use to) and came across this post - I knew your Dad had passed away but I didn't realize the timing. My Mom died on Nov. 29, 2008 so they were only a few weeks apart.
My condolences, I know how much it still hurts. It's true (for me) that some of the sting is gone around the anniversary date but it still hurts. A lot. And for my youngest (age 15), it seems seems as sharp as the first one.
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BayanTel Wireless Landline Service now available BayanTel recently began offering its wireless landline service in two key cities covered by its pilot program. The service, available now in the cities of Marikina and Manila, will also cover Tacloban, General Santos, and Davao by May. Called "SPAN", the new service aims to deliver "the key benefits of landline and wireless services in a single package." SPAN users can make unlimited landline calls from within and outside their house. In fact, the service will be available within the community where the user lives. The SPAN phone is as big as a regular mobile phone. It also has the intelligence of the standard mobile phone such as phone directory, caller ID, stopwatch, timer, call logs, and others. The service also allows text messaging. You can send a text to any SPAN users, as well as existing users of other mobile services. Available at the same rate as landline services, SPAN is unmatched as far as value is concerned. To get SPAN service, subscribers only have to pay P2,200 for the activation fee and a monthly recurring rate of P749 VAT inclusive. Handset is for free provided the customer sign-up for a term of one year. "BayanTel decided to use this technology to expand its landline service based on user preference of ease of use and mobility. The same technology is already ready for 3G with just a simple card upgrade in the network. With the upgrade, BayanTel can easily and conveniently offer mobile broadband data services within the coverage area," said Tunde Fafunwa, Chief Executive Consultant of Bayantel. BayanTel intends to expand the coverage of SPAN in the whole of Metro Manila and the key cities nationwide.
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sort of... hehehe pero ang calls hindi per minute... i think they will integrate this to 3G for 3G wireless Broadband buti pa mga marikina hehehehe
Ewan ko lang kung magiging okay ang wireless landline. :?: Dati natry namin ang wireless ng pldt hay naku.... sa bawat daan ng sasakyan lalo na ng mga trucks nawawala signal, napuputol pag may kausap ka :roll: tapos pag brownout walang silbi ang phone kasi battery powered yan kaya pinatanggal namin at pinalit ng regular wired landline.
This service is like Digitel's MANGO and Broadband Philippines but I'm not sure if this one is using CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) Technology and/or CDMA2000 (a version of 3G for CDMA) which is normally at 1900 frequency band. with MANGO and Broadband Philippines, you can bring your phone with you and make phone calls virtually anywhere (whenever there's a signal). MANGO has a limited coverage area as of now, you will only make a successful phone call within the 5km radius range from their BASE STATION in LIBIS. According to some news and speculations, Digitel may use their SUN CELLULAR cellsites (which uses GSM Technology) to deploy MANGO once it has 75% coverage area of the country. For P647, you can make unlimited landline calls which starts with 02, meaning within Metro Manila only. Plus with services on a Pay-per-use basis such as Internet at 150kbps, and SMS texting for only P0.80. MANGO may also re-program your CDMA phone for only P200. I dont have any news about Broadband Phils. kc wala nman ako nabasa about them. BUT I read some posts in some forums that, even if you have FULL BARS on your NETWORK INDICATOR, you'll still have a hard time dialling and unlimited calls applies only when you call PLDT users.
@jantizon yup same sila nang offer nung Broadband Philippines and Digitel's Mango, i think CDMA2000 kasi sabi konting upgrade lang for 3G na... i forgot the websites of broadbandphiliipines regarding dun sa kanilang wireless phone.. hindi yung kanilang main websites.. try ko hanapin uli... at least we could have an idea hehehe
stupid talaga ako..una kong naicip e kung ano ung ring tone? hahaha andami na sumusulpot na kaartehan ah..may problem bang ma aaddress yang pag wireless ng landline?tingin ko wala kung meron man cguro katamaran ka OAhan lng..sayang pera itulong nlng yan sa mahihirap heheeh...ewan ba gnto reaction ko pacnxa na kau..
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The Real Color of Attraction
When it comes to attraction, there's only one color you need to remember. Dr. Smartass explains the science behind the palette of love.
Science, my darling readers, is a fascinating subject: It can explain everything from the hidden meaning of your passwords to the hidden meaning of a woman's breasts.
Today, we turn our attention to the hidden meaning of color, and how a single hue can make all the difference in the world.
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What's the best thing for a girl to wear on a first date?
Jamie, your dear virtual doc could spend days discussing the benefits of tight tanktops and short shorts. But that'd be too easy. Instead, let's take a look at the real color of attraction.
Red, it turns out, plays mind tricks on men. Scientists from the University of Rochester conducted a series of experiments on color and attraction. They found that red consistently made guys more interested in women — and the fellas were completely unaware of the color's effect.
In the studies, the psychologists had men look at photographs of women wearing different outfits. The men consistently ranked the ladies in red as being more attractive and sexually desirable. The guys even said they'd be more likely to take the red-clad women out on expensive dates. (Dr. Smartass considers a walk in the park to be an expensive date, but that's mainly just because the goofballs who run this site keep "forgetting" to send my paychecks.)So what's the story here? The scientists think red's amorous effect on men is embedded in biology: Even primates, they point out, are attracted to the color red; in baboons and chimps, for examples, the females' fun zones turn a reddish hue when they're nearing ovulation. It may sound crazy, but by putting on a red outfit, you could be activating that same primitive drive in your date.
"Our findings confirm what many women have long suspected and claimed: that men act like animals in the sexual realm," the scientists say. "As much as men might like to think that they respond to women in a thoughtful, sophisticated manner, it appears that at least to some degree, their preferences and predilections are, in a word, primitive."
Our constant scratching, however, is actually quite sophisticated.
When a gentleman's gaze is what you desire,
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The Olympics Games were started by the Ancient Greeks almost 3000 years ago. They were held every four years in the city of Olympia Greece. The site was filled with athletic facilities such as a gymnasium, race track, hotels, monuments and baths. It was only used during Olympic years. To learn more about the Olympics we discussed our trip to Olympia, Greece and watched this video.
Then we made Olympic victory crowns from vines.
This Olympic crown was actually made by my daughter several years ago. She used short vines to tie longer vines together around her head.
With Jemma's Leukemia she isn't allowed to touch leaves, plants, or any other outdoor natural items as they could contain mold or fungus that can be very dangerous to her weak immune systems. Therefore, we used decorative fall leaf vines to make our Olympic crowns.
This was a very simple project as we just taped the vines into a circle to fit the head and were done.
In conjunction with studying the Olympics we read the picture book Run With Me, Nike!by Cassandra Case. This short book was very easy for my 6th and 4th graders to read on their own. It is ideal for 2nd-3rd grade. Even so, the kids enjoyed it and learned a little more about the Olympics.
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The third London Literature Festival begins next Thursday at the Southbank Centre. With that invigorating poet and performer Lemn Sissay - Lancastrian by upbringing, Ethiopian by heritage - as its artist in residence, the programme showcases a vision of the capital as a global entrepot of writing. Authors whose work has a marked within-the-M25 flavour – Hanif Kureishi, Sarah Waters, Peter Ackroyd, Jake Arnott, Courttia Newland – mingle with starry visitors from the international circuit of fiction and ideas, with an emphasis among guests on those continents (Asia and Africa) where so many modern Londoners have roots: Arundhati Roy, Vikram Seth, Helon Habila, Aravind Adiga...
All of this feels so routine, so automatic, that we easily forget just how recently metropolitan literary life changed its face and its mind. If writers grow in London or come to London, they will – we now assume – meet and interpret the whole world there.
Our carnival of pluralism rolls merrily on, fit adornment for a global city-state. Yet, a mere generation ago, literary life in London meant something utterly alien to today's cosmopolitan sprawl. In the post-imperial capital that staggered on into the Thatcher era, many aspiring writers still hankered for a single focus of authority. Outsiders might travel hopefully in search of an entrée to this inner sanctum. Look at VS Naipaul's mortifying early career. But few doubted that some secret chamber of wisdom and patronage persisted - if only they could find the door.
The nostalgic yearning for "literary London" throbbed on like a post-amputation phantom limb. Whether located in the gossipy backroom of a murky Fitzrovia pub, the threadbare Soho offices of some highbrow magazine or the elegant parlour of a well-connected patron in Hampstead or Chelsea, the notion of a tight-knit secular version of the papal curia long outlived any solid reality. The Information, Martin Amis's excoriating satire from 1995 about the demise of that in-group dream, saw print roughly a decade after it had dwindled into pure fantasy.
Yet the idea of a quasi-masonic cabal of metropolitan taste-makers dies hard. The young Clive James, an overseas wannabe in the Naipaul vein, had better luck than Sir Vidia. Fresh from Sydney and Cambridge, he began to contribute to The Review and The New Review. Those magazines, stringently edited by Ian Hamilton for 15 years after 1962, wrote a stylish valedictory chapter to the story of a cohesive "literary London". Hamilton's own hawk-eyed, hard-muscled poetry – which Craig Raine sketched as "the laconic lifting into lyric. Tight-lipped. Vulnerable. Irresistible" – has now been gathered by editor Alan Jenkins into an exemplary complete edition, with an incisive preface (Collected Poems; Faber, £14.99).
In scores of essays, as well as via the comic sidelights of his memoir North Face of Soho, James has kept faith with Hamilton's model of the exacting editor-writer as incorruptible gate-keeper. This stern custodian of values would turn the key only for a few rigorously chosen newcomers (Amis, Barnes, Paulin, Raine and James among them).
One can hear that fond longing for a time when a tiny handful of tough-minded selectors laid down the law echo through James's lastest entertaining harvest of articles and reviews, The Revolt of the Pendulum: essays 2005-2008 (Picador, £15.99). Near the end comes a tribute to the late agent Pat Kavanagh – very much Hamilton's no-nonsense counterpart in her neck of the woods.
Revealingly, James comments that "the literary world in London is quite small and everyone knows everyone". Sorry, Clive: it isn't any longer, and they don't. Shorn of fulcrum figures such as Hamilton, today's messier map has multiple addresses, with some doors open wider than before. However noble ther old arbiters, we should not mourn the change. "Literary London" is dead. Long live literature in London.
P.S.Three of Britain's most illustrious publishers mark big birthdays this summer. Faber & Faber turns 80, while Weidenfeld & Nicolson and Thames & Hudson reach 60. Could I embarrass their parties by suggesting that they all chip in for a present to a deserving younger colleague? Salt, that enterprising specialist in adventurous and beautifully designed poetry and short-fiction titles, has hit a cash crisis and is asking readers to buy just one book to help them through it. To choose, go to its easy-to-navigate website: www.saltpublishing.com (Salt has a state-of-the-art online operation). As supporter Griff Rhys Jones puts it, "If the recession is going to take things down... let it be bad banks, let it be chains of fast-food restaurants. We can lose a few of them, but we don't have enough small independent and daring publishers like Salt."


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Who has somehow got their hands on Asus' sub-$300 subnotebook? Russians, that's who. And they like it.
3DNews has the first review up of the miniature machine, which has a
900 MHz Intel 910M CPU, 512MB RAM, WiFi, and a pokey 800×480 7" display squared inside the 11" frame. They even benchmarked it and broke it open, revealing both performance characteristics and the green-black guts of a box that's already helped kill one competitor and could take the whipping stick to low-end laptops and UMPCs alike.
From the machine-translated text, it looks like the Linux-bred operating system work just fine, the widescreen display "deserves praise" despite its small size, and the speakers are O.K. too. It's non-expandable, unfortunately, with solder everywhere within.
Just get it done, and get it done in a box that weighs less than 2 pounds. The Eee is, clearly, the Wii of Work.
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You see, I finished the Cherry Blossom Shawl last week. It took five days to finish the border, which was not my favorite part. I much preferred knitting the body, cruising through the long, endless rounds of knitting with no purls. The lace repeat for each row was easy to memorize, and was followed by a plain knit row. That made for over 750 stitches (in the outer body chart, fewer in the inner ones, of course) I could knit without consulting the chart. My use of frequent stitch markers helped me to knit the entire body without any mistakes. However, the border was knit back and forth over six rows of 7 to 9 stitches each. I memorized the border chart (eventually), but lack of concentration meant confusion about which row I was on (it just wasn't practical to use a row counter for such short rows). I made mistakes that had to be tinked back out. Towards the end, I made a mistake that nearly did in the border. I'll tell you about that in my next post, when I critique the pattern and talk about the blocking.
The blocking was the same lace blocking miracle you've heard of elsewhere. It is worth all the knitting just to have the mind-changing experience of seeing a 32" springy, cushy mass of knitting evolve into a 42" circle of air and color. The shawl still has a cushy feel and retains enough body to hold the pattern and points., but now it drapes and floats in the wind.
I was pleasantly surprised at the size. I expected that knitting a lighter-than-lacweight yarn on needles several sizes smaller than recommended would produce a smaller shawl. It did, but only a couple of inches smaller than the pattern size. Considering that it took only 875 yards of Jojoland Harmony yarn, at a cost of $9, this shawl is quite a bargain. It is quite versatile--it works as a cloth for my small table,
Does my pose look strange? I was pretending to pick crabapples from our tree. (That's a farce--they're not really edible, even after cooking, so I leave them for the deer.) I had the full shot posted, but this cropped one focuses more on the shawl, which is really my focus here. Look down at the bottom edge and you will see the transition from the rosy-peach to aqua-blue. That color change, which evolves slowly around the border, was the reason I hesitated to knit the border in the same yarn as the body. I thought the color changes in the yarn would produce stripes. Instead, as I finished up the body, I realized that the short repeats would stretch the colors out more. The border started out aqua and changed ever so slowly to purple and finally to rose. The final bit was peach trying to change to gold. Before it got there, I had to join it to the aqua beginning, making one little bump in the smooth color changes.
I'll explain this and other bumps in the shawl knitting next post. For now, I'll just enjoy gazing at the shawl, and finish this with the stitch counts. I'm putting this at the end so that those that find the numbers too boring, or too daunting, can skip it.
A Cherry Blossom Shawl has a total of 54,528 stitches; 440 in Chart A, 9,800 in Chart B, 36,864 in Chart C, and a mere 7,424 in the chart for the border. I took 20 days to knit the body of the shawl, knitting on it for two to three hours each day, and another 5 days to knit the border (with an hour or two of knitting each day).


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UPDATE 3-Taiwan unveils $29 bln stimulus amid uncertainty over U.S., China
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BERLIN, July 29 The number of investors who think a country will leave the euro zone soon has dropped by two thirds in the year since the head of the bloc's central bank promised to safeguard the currency, a survey published on Monday showed.
The July poll of 888 investors by German research group Sentix showed 23.75 percent of participants foresaw at least one state quitting the 17-nation bloc within the next year.
Last July's euro break-up index reading was 73 percent.
That survey coincided with the pledge by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro.
"The fears of investors, which were expressed in that high July 2012 figure, prompted Draghi to go on the offensive and the index fell significantly in the months after his announcement, so you can see it had a real effect," Manfred Huebner, managing director of Sentix, told Reuters.
However, economic stresses in the euro zone remain significant. Sentix's most recent breakup reading rose slightly from June and the risk of contagion hit a record high.
Draghi gave his message of support last July as Spain and Italy faced rising pressure on financial markets and Greece held fraught meetings with international lenders after failing to stick to economic targets set under its bailout.
His promise calmed investors and led six weeks later to the Outright Monetary Transactions (OMT) programme, under which the ECB conditionally offered to buy unlimited amounts of bonds from struggling states. The OMT programme has yet to be tapped.
A political crisis in Portugal and concerns about possible snap elections there drove the Sentix index on euro zone break-up around 4 percentage points on the month in July. The percentage of investors expecting the country to leave the euro zone doubled from 2.66 percent in June to 5.38 percent.
Sentix also said the risk of contagion hit an all-time peak of 43.55 percent.
"If investors were worried especially about Greece in July 2012, we have Cyprus since March 2013 and now, with Portugal, (there are) three states that hang in the balance should push come to shove," Sentix said in a statement.


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Haseeb Hameed posted his third career Specsavers County Championship century before Lancashire lost six evening wickets for 61 to undo their earlier good work with the bat on day one against Yorkshire at Emirates Old Trafford.
Hameed's first full season at the top of the Red Rose order has seen him reach 50 nine times in 19 innings, with this particular knock, a 209-ball 114, contributing to a home score of 299 for seven from 95.4 overs.
But they had been 238 for one before Tim Bresnan, Jack Brooks and Ryan Sidebottom intervened. Brooks finished with three for 51.
Hameed, 19, is now Lancashire's leading Championship run-scorer in 2016 with 930.
Hameed shared 86 for the first wicket with Tom Smith, whose 46 was ended just after lunch when he was trapped lbw by Sidebottom.
Right-handed Hameed then built on the encouraging start with the help of Luke Procter, another man who is enjoying an impressive campaign.
Procter, a left-hander with a crouched stance, and Hameed shared 152 inside 39 overs for the second wicket through the majority of the afternoon and evening sessions.
Procter posted a fluent 79 off 128 balls with 14 boundaries, but he was the first of the post tea collapse.
No doubt Steven Croft won an important toss, meaning Yorkshire's bowlers were given very little to work, but they were far from at their best, although obviously much improved after tea.
Adil Rashid, for example, struggled to find a consistent length on a pitch which is expected to turn significantly during the latter stages of the game.
Before tea, Hameed advanced down the pitch and on-drove Rashid twice for four before reaching his hundred off 189 balls with 14 fours midway through the evening.
By that time, Lancashire had gone beyond 200.
All of this happened just a week after Hameed, in last weekend's draw against Hampshire at Southampton, had reached 1,000 career first-class runs in only his 15th match.
That made him Lancashire's youngest batsman to reach 1,000 runs aged 19 years and 199 days.
If he continues this kind of form, he will play Test cricket for England much earlier than many good judges, including his coach Ashley Giles, expected.
Bresnan broke the second-wicket stand between Hameed and Procter when he had the latter caught behind on the drive as the score fell to 238 for two after 75 overs.
He then picked up the key wicket of Hameed at the end of the 77th when, with nine more runs added to the total, the opener was caught and bowled off a top-edged pull.
Brooks then had Steven Croft caught at slip by Bresnan with the new ball in the 84th over - 268 for four - before Sidebottom had Liam Livingstone caught behind for a duck in the 89th.
Brooks then had night-watchman Simon Kerrigan caught behind in the 92nd and forced Alviro Petersen to chop on in the day's last over.
The day had started for Yorkshire with Jack Leaning, Azeem Rafiq and David Willey all receiving their county caps. Only Leaning is playing in this fixture.
Day Two
A record-breaking stand of 107 for the tenth wicket between Lancashire's Jordan Clark and Kyle Jarvis was the highlight of an even day two against Yorkshire at Emirates Old Trafford.
Lancashire are searching for their first Specsavers County Championship win in seven for a couple of reasons; firstly to extinguish any fears of a relegation fight and also to re-ignite a title challenge such is the jam-packed nature of the Division One table.
They started day two at 299 for seven having lost six wickets for 61 runs after tea on day one.
But half-centuries for Clark and last man Jarvis plus 45 for Arron Lilley fired them to 494 all out during an exhilarating morning's batting.
Clark hit a career best 84 not out and Jarvis 57, his maiden first-class century, before seeing Yorkshire respond with 136 for two from 62 overs after lunch. Alex Lees top-scored with 62 not out.
Their partnership, which lasted almost 24 overs, was Lancashire's highest tenth-wicket stand in Roses matches, beating 82 between Peter Martin and Ian Austin at Scarborough in 1991.
Unfortunately for them, it fell just one short of equalling the overall Roses record posted here in 1903 when Yorkshire pair Lord Hawke and Lees Whitehead added 108.
Clark and Lilley started the day by sharing 87 for the eighth wicket in the first 14 overs of play in counter-attacking fashion, albeit far from gung-ho batting.
Yorkshire did at least manage to get a third bowling point in the nick of time thanks to wickets for Steve Patterson and Tim Bresnan in the 109th and 110th overs.
Patterson had Lilley caught behind uppercutting and Bresnan trapped Nathan Buck lbw with a leg stump yorker.
Then, Clark and Jarvis, surprisingly demoted to number eleven below Buck, set about their record-breaking stand.
They hit a trio of sixes down the ground, with one for Jarvis off Adil Rashid taking him to his maiden fifty off 84 balls.
Rashid then got his revenge by trapping Jarvis lbw to wrap up the innings in the 133rd over and signal lunch.
At 55 for two in the 20th over of their reply, there would have been a few Yorkshire jitters.
Jarvis trapped Adam Lyth lbw shuffling across and playing to leg in the 13th over of the innings before Jack Leaning edged Tom Smith to Liam Livingstone at first slip seven overs later.
But left-handers Lees and Andrew Gale, the latter in particular need of runs following only one previous fifty, steadied the ship either side of tea with an unbroken stand of 81.
Yorkshire are not out of the woods yet, but they almost certainly will be if they reach the follow-on target of 345 on day three.
Lees reached 50 off 155 balls, while Gale's 36 not out means he is closing in on only a second Championship half-century of 2016.
Day Three
Lancashire face a race against time if they are to force a notable Specsavers County Championship win over Yorkshire at Emirates Old Trafford.
The Red Rose county will head into day four with a lead of 204 with all 10 second-innings wickets in tact after another dominant third day.
They failed to make Yorkshire, replying to 494, follow-on, though bowled them out for 360 thanks to four for 70 for Kyle Jarvis and Simon Kerrigan's three for 91.
Tom Smith and Haseeb Hameed made a positive start to Lancashire's second innings as they reached close at 70 without loss from 21 overs.
And they must up the ante during the fourth morning if they are to give themselves enough time to bowl Yorkshire out on a pitch which is far from a batsman's graveyard.
Realistically, Lancashire will need at least 70 overs of bowling time with a target likely to be in the region of 350.
Yorkshire managing to avoid the follow-on took significant time out of the contest.
And they had a quintet of batsmen to thank for reaching 345 just before tea.
Alex Lees and Andrew Gale, the county's captains in white and red ball cricket, completed innings of 85 and 83 respectively before lunch.
They posted a watchful third-wicket partnership of 130 before falling prior to lunch.
Lees was trapped lbw by Jarvis with the second new ball and Gale steered Tom Smith to gully as the score fell to 237 for four in the 92nd over.
Gale had shared a run-a-ball 52 for the fourth wicket with debutant Jake Lehmann, who played strongly down the ground on the way to what proved to be an important 46.
But he was one of three post lunch wickets to fall for eleven as Lancashire started their victory push.
Two of them fell to Jarvis. After Kerrigan removed Adil Rashid caught at short-leg, the ex-Zimbabwe seamer forced Lehmann to chop on and trapped Tim Bresnan lbw.
That left the score at 283 for seven in the 106th over of the innings with 62 still needed to force Lancashire into batting again immediately.
Enter Andrew Hodd and the ever-dependable Steve Patterson.
They shared 58 for the eighth wicket, with Hodd making 43.
Like Gale, this was a season's best score for the experienced wicketkeeper, who fell with four runs need to avoid when he top-edged Kerrigan to a diving Liam Livingstone, who took a superb catch having run around from slip towards gully.
Patterson then drove Nathan Buck to the cover fence before being bowled by the same man after tea.
Kerrigan had Ryan Sidebottom caught behind to wrap up the innings before Lancashire openers Smith and Haseeb Hameed batted through to close for 35 and 30 respectively.
Day Four
Lancashire's Haseeb Hameed posted his second hundred of the match before Yorkshire's batsmen, who opted against chasing 367 despite laying a platform, secured the draw at Emirates Old Trafford.
Opener Hameed, 19, underpinned Lancashire's second-innings 232 for three declared with an unbeaten 100 off 124 balls.
He helped to set the reigning Specsavers County Championship title holders a stiff target in a minimum of 71 overs just before lunch.
Centurion Alex Lees and opening partner Adam Lyth laid a platform by scoring 148 in 41 overs before tea, but they struggled to push on and shook hands at 5pm on 188 without loss from 52 overs.
Lancashire dominated this fixture and claimed eleven points to Yorkshire's 10.
It means the champions are now 26 points behind leaders Middlesex in second place with five to play and a game in hand.
Both sides play each other in the final week of the season at Lord's.
Lancashire are 34 behind Middlesex in fourth with four to play. Those two counties also meet here next month.
The Red Rose scored 162 runs in 23 overs before lunch as they advanced from 70 without loss overnight, including 87 for Tom Smith.
He shared an opening stand of 168 with Hameed, the county's highest partnership for that wicket.
Hameed's innings also saw him pass 1,000 Championship runs for the season, his first full campaign of first-team cricket.
And it proved to be a dream for the statisticians.
Hameed became the youngest Lancashire player to post 1,000 Championship runs in a season aged 19 years and 212 days and the fifth youngest in all.
He also became the youngest Lancastrian to post two hundreds in the same match against any opponent, he became the first to do it against Yorkshire and only the third for either side in this particular fixture.
The right-hander is also the youngest ever to post two hundreds in a first-class match played in England.
Hameed also became the first teenaged opener to ever post four hundreds in a County Championship season, with the likes of Michael Vaughan, Marcus Trescothick and Rob Key posting two.
Lyth was dropped on three at gully by Alviro Petersen off Kyle Jarvis two balls into the afternoon, but the left-handed pair were otherwise chanceless through to tea.
At the start of the evening, they need 219 more in a minimum of 30 overs.
They failed to get out of the blocks immediately after tea, despite Lees' first Roses ton coming off 154 balls.
The target became 180 in the final 20 overs, but the players shook hands almost immediately with Lees on 114 and Lyth on 63.
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September 29, 6:00pm - 8:30pm2777 Kalakaua Avenue
Explore the Aquarium while discovering new education resources and old friends. NOAA's Ocean Explorer website, research and curricula will be highlighted, as well as the many resources available to educators to support marine curricula. Representatives from State and Federal organizations will have tables set up with instructional materials. Refreshments will be provided. The evening is free for educators and a guest. Both programs sponsored by NOAA's Ocean Explorer program and the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation.
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA is a food lover's paradise. You know you have it good when even the food served in corporate and university cafeterias is prepared by talented chefs and comes from organic, local farms. BON APPÉTIT MANAGEMENT COMPANY is the food service provider to some of Silicon Valley's top corporations, such as YAHOO!, GOOGLE, CISCO and EBAY. The company also services the UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA. Forget about images of instant mashed potatoes, sloppy Joe's and other less than appetizing cafeteria fareBon Appétit's "farm-to-fork" policy encourages its chefs to source their ingredients from top-quality local sources as much as possible.
On Sept. 29, the company is challenging each of its 190 cafeterias across the country to serve lunch made entirely from local foods during its "Eat Local Challenge." Every ingredient in the meal will come from farmers or artisan producers within a 150-mile radius of the cafeteria. The only exception is salt.
The goal of the Eat Local Challenge is to illustrate the great taste of local, seasonal foods and to highlight the precarious state of our food supply, which in many cases travels thousands of miles at great social, economic and environmental cost.
EAT TO HELP: Looking for a way to help Hurricane Katrina victims? Go out to eat. SHARE OUR STRENGTH, WINDOWS OF HOPE and OPEN TABLE.COM have joined together for a national disaster fundraiser Sept. 27 called Restaurants for Relief. During the event, participating restaurants will donate a portion of their sales toward Katrina disaster relief. One hundred percent of the proceeds from this national, one-night event will provide relief to area food banks and assistance to families of the hospitality industry affected by the disaster. Local participating restaurants include CHEZ TJ in Mountain View, E&O TRADING CO. in San Jose and BACAR in San Francisco. To find out more go to www.strength.org.
Meanwhile, the food industry continues to reach out to support restaurant workers displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The JAMES BEARD FOUNDATION, the COUNCIL OF INDEPENDENT RESTAURANTS and the SOUTHERN FOODWAYS ALLIANCE have joined together to work on a job bank for restaurant workers displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
In particular, the groups are looking for restaurants to provide not only jobs but also funding to help now-jobless cooks and chefs with moving expenses and temporary housing. Interested restaurateurs are asked to post job and contact information at www.cirajobs.com. After signing on, enter User ID beardjobs and the password [email protected], then click on job listings.
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TARANTULAS AND BARBECUE: HENRY COE STATE PARK will host the ninth annual TARANTULA FEST Oct. 1 from 10am to 4pm. In addition to nature walks, tarantula viewing, activities for kids and live music, the event will include a barbecue featuring Santa Maria–style grilled steak, marinated chicken, garden burgers and hot dogs. The event is a fundraiser for the PINE RIDGE ASSOCIATION, a nonprofit group that works with the park's staff to help keep the park up and running. Dinner tickets must be ordered in advance and often sell out. Go to www.coepark.org/tfest.html for more information.
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The Giants, formerly of New York, and currently of San Francisco, are baseball's new World's Champions, having won the 2010 World Series.
My grandfather, the first Mel Wolfgang, and the man for whom I am named, would no doubt have mixed feelings about that. On one hand, he'd probably observe that it's about time, since the last time the Giants were baseball's world champions was way back in 1954.
On the other hand, he'd likely remember that it was John McGraw's New York Giants that shared the field with his own team - the Chicago White Sox - in the World Series contest of 1917.
The White Sox were victorious that year, and several sports writers noted that "Little Mel", as he was called, pitched more during the Series than any of the other White Sox pitchers, even though he didn't pitch a single inning in a single Series game.
How could this be?
Mel worked behind the scenes, pitching batting practice every morning of the Series to his Sox team members. Other pitchers got the credit for actually winning the games, but as the astute sports writers of the time noted, the White Sox players would not likely have played or batted nearly as well had it not been for Wolfgang's behind-the-scenes hard work in the bullpen.
Mel wasn't one of the World Series stars, but like folks in many other walks of life, he played an important role in making it all work for his team. That's what teamwork is all about. In baseball, as in many other endeavours, it's not about the individual. It's about the team.
When the 1917 Series was over, Mel went home to Albany, New York where his local family, friends and fans met him at the train and held a huge torchlight parade in his honor, along with a formal dinner with speeches, telegram messages from political notables and floral tributes. Local papers noted that Mel, who was somewhat shy, hid behind one of the floral displays at on the head table for most of the dinner.
Mel's baseball career, from 1905 when as a fifteen year old he started playing sandlot baseball in Albany and shortly had his own team, until 1921 when he finally retired from professional baseball, was regularly chronicled in newspapers all over America.
For those who work as family historians, newspapers are great sources of information.
The news story above, published in March of 1913 during spring training with the White Sox, detailed Mel's earlier baseball career with Albany of the New York State league and with Lowell of the New England league.


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The music that is there is good but 90% of the game is filled with subtle ambient music, not anything exciting or consistent. One of my favorite memories of Deus Ex was the awesome music that played while you walked around, from the insanely memorable UNATCO theme to the catchy Hong Kong streets theme. Nothing in Human Revolution is that catchy or attention-grabbing outside the main theme. It's a bummer for me...
Games seem to be going this way in general though, more ambient and less theme tracks. Do you like it or dislike it?
Games needs more music!
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Yeah, in the first game I always found myself humming the music in each area. Human Revolution needed at least one or two memorable exploration themes.
I hated that Hong Kong music though, so out of place.
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Sure, I can't speak for Human Revolution specifically but a flat soundtrack really bums me out. There's a place for ambient music, of course, but I just love a memorable soundtrack.
Red Alert, Bastion, Super Meat Boy, the original Dawn of War.. like 90% of japanese games.
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Host City: Los Angeles, United States
Venue(s): Olympic Park Swimming Stadium, Los Angeles, California
Date Started: August 10, 1932
Date Finished: August 11, 1932
Gold: | Eleanor Holm |
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Bronze: | Valerie Davies |
With defending champion [Zus Braun] languishing in a hospital bed, the attention of the swimming world was fixed upon two swimmers. The glamorous [Eleanor Holm] of the USA, who held the world record, and the woman whose record Holm had broken, [Bonnie Mealing] from Woolloomooloo, Australia. Holm attacked the field from the start of the final and was still gaining on the field at the finish to head Mealing by two seconds. Eleanor Holm was one of the most glamorous and controversial female sporting figured of the nineteen-thirties. In 1933 she married the popular singer and bandleader, Art Jarrett, and for a while combined her swimming with performances alongside her husband's band. Despite her marriage, she continued competing and qualified for the 1936 Berlin Olympics but her attempt to retain her title ended before she even reached European soil. Two days out of New York she was invited to a party thrown in honour of the journalists travelling with the Olympic team. Holm was seen drinking champagne until the early hours and was warned by team officials about her conduct. The breaking point came when the ship was docked at Cherbourg, Holm spent the day at several champagne parties and was discovered on deck by the team chaperone the worse for drink, and accompanied by a man, at ten thirty in the evening. Returned to her cabin, she proceeded to shout obscenities out of the porthole. The chaperone then returned with the team doctor, who was unable to wake her and diagnosed her as being in a state of "acute alcoholism". In the morning Holm woke to the news that she had been removed from the Olympic team and despite taking her case to USOC president [Avery Brundage], she would not compete in Berlin.
She did however report on the Games for the International News Agency and was an honoured guest of the German organisers. On her return to America she turned professional, divorced Art Jarrett and soon married Billy Rose, in whose Aquacade spectaculars she would star. A brief dalliance with Hollywood saw her co-star with [Glenn Morris] in "Tarzan's Revenge" but that was to be her only acting appearance. She hit the headlines one more time due to scandalous divorce proceedings with Billy Rose before settling to a third and longer lasting marriage.
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3 | Valerie Davies | 20 | Great Britain | GBR | Bronze | |
4 | Phyllis Harding | 24 | Great Britain | GBR | ||
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3 h3 r1/2 | Marjorie Linton | 15 | Canada | CAN | ||
4 h1 r1/2 | Puck Oversloot | 18 | Netherlands | NED | ||
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