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Smoothie King Launches New Social Media Campaign To Help Guests Find the Best Smoothie for Their Health/Wellness Purpose
Smoothie King Launches New Social Media Campaign To
Help Guests Find the Best Smoothie for Their Health/Wellness Purpose
Have You Found Your "Smoothie Soulmate" Yet?
NEW ORLEANS, (February 11, 2016) -- Smoothie King Franchises, Inc., the leading smoothie franchise company with more than 750 stores worldwide, has launched a new social media campaign to help guests find the best smoothie for their personal health and wellness purpose. The campaign, called "Smoothie Soulmate," reinforces the Smoothie King brand message that each smoothie is blended with a purpose. The initiative will encourage guests to take a short quiz on social media that will lead them to find their "Smoothie Soulmate," or the best smoothie based on their nutritional needs.
"Smoothie King's mission is to inspire people to live a healthy and active lifestyle, and with each smoothie blended with a specific purpose guests can reach their healthy and active lifestyle no matter which purpose they choose whether to slim down, increase muscle tone, consume more veggies, or something else," said Katherine LeBlanc, Marketing and Communications Manger at Smoothie King. "The Smoothie Soulmate quiz is a fun and interactive way to reiterate that message and allow people to make find their perfect when they visit our stores."
The Smoothie Soulmate campaign will launch, appropriately, prior to Valentine's Day 2016. It can be found on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/SmoothieKing or online at www.SmoothieKing.com.
About Smoothie King Franchises Inc.
Smoothie King Franchises, Inc. is a privately held, New Orleans-area-based franchise company with more than 750 units worldwide. By creating each smoothie with a purpose, Smoothie King makes it simple and pleasurable for guests to achieve their individual health goals. The franchise also offers a number of healthy retail products, including sports beverages, energy bars, vitamins, supplements and more.
Smoothie King was founded in 1973 by Steve Kuhnau, whose mission was to help others achieve better health in a tasty way. In 1989, Smoothie King became the first smoothie franchise in the U.S. and currently operates in 33 states, the Caymans, Singapore and the Republic of Korea. In 2015, Smoothie King was ranked No. 1 by Entrepreneur magazine in the juice bar category for the 21st year and No. 79 overall on the 2015 Franchise 500 list. In 2014, Smoothie King partnered with the New Orleans Pelicans of the National Basketball Association to launch the Smoothie King Center, a multi-purpose indoor arena in New Orleans, Louisiana. Visit www.smoothieking.com or www.smoothiekingfranchise.com; engage on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SmoothieKing; follow on Twitter at http://twitter.com/smoothieking.


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Penguin Taking Underperforming Authors To Court To Recoup Paid Advances
from the a-publisher's-greatest-revenue-stream-is-sometimes-the-authors-themselves deptThis looks like it might be a new sign of the disrupted times. With major publishing houses competing with damn near everyone for readers, they can longer be expected to hand out hefty advances, especially in exchange for the literary equivalent of vaporware.
Penguin has decided to reclaim a bit of the money it threw at a selection of authors and, in one case, a potentially heartwarming tale of love and concentration camp survival that turned out to be completely fabricated. The Smoking Gun has published the names and amounts sought by Penguin in the lawsuits filed for "breach of contract/unjust enrichment." Here's a couple of defendants from the list:
* Blogger Ana Marie Cox, who signed in 2006 to author a "humorous examination of the next generation of political activists," is being dunned for her $81,250 advance (and at least $50,000 in interest). Her Penguin contract totaled $325,000.Ten more authors were named, including "Prozac Nation" author Elizabeth Wurtzel, who failed to deliver a "book for teenagers to help them cope with depression." The total amount, including interest, totals to over a half million dollars. Authors failing to deliver something printable (or anything at all) to publishers is nothing new, but a shotgun blast of legal filings against authors is a bit novel. (Oh, ho! A book pun.) It would be tempting to call this a new "revenue stream," but only the interest would be "new" money.
* Holocaust survivor Herman Rosenblat was signed for $40,000 in 2008 to describe how he "survived a concentration camp because of a young girl who snuck him food. 17 years later the two met on a blind date and have been together ever since, married 50 years." While Rosenblat's story was hailed by Oprah Winfrey as the "single greatest love story" she had told on the air, it turned out to be a fabrication. Penguin wants him to repay a $30,000 advance (and at least $10,000 in interest).
Theories as to ulterior motives or possible underhandedness on Penguin's part are being advanced (and another pun! completely unintentional!). In The Smoking Gun's comment thread, Trident Media Group chairman Robert Gottlieb speculates (strongly) that Penguin's treatment of its authors is disingenuous, at best:
Authors beware. Books are rejected for reasons other than editorially and publishers then want their money back. Publishers want to reject manuscripts for any reason after an author has put time and effort into writing them all the while paying their bills. Another reason to have strong representation. If Penguin did this to one of Trident's authors we could cut them out of all our submissions.Another possible angle is offered by literary blogger Edward Champion:
Why did Penguin wait until NOW to go after advances? Has Ducksworth been settled? And are authors having to pay up for discrimination?Champion refers to the age discrimination lawsuit filed earlier this month against Penguin by Marilyn Duckworth, who alleges the publisher forced her out after 27 years of employment to pursue employees that were "faster, stronger and more nimble."
At this point, it's tough to judge the merits of the lawsuits based on anything other than Penguin's claims. It looks like straight-up breach of contract and the range of topics left unpublished (the rise of Bass Pro Shops, an "analytical forecast arguing for the future success of gold," a second book from the "dynamic pastor of the Empowerment Temple") suggest that Penguin's not limiting legal action to trendy bloggers or other "next big things." If this action proves to be successful, it's not tough to imagine other publishers following suit (Pun trifecta!), especially with the possibility of collecting 25-30% interest thrown into the mix.
But, if you're an author-to-be, and choosing to sign a publishing deal with a major publishing house, you'd have to think that this kind of thing would make you a lot less willing to sign with Penguin. Who wants the added stress of possibly being sued for the advance the publisher gave you? It would seem that authors may start to be a lot less interested in publishing with Penguin.
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Gamer Nostalgia: American Icon
In honor of E3 week, here's the old school gamer art of Jason Brockert (prints and original pieces available at one of my fav local art galleries, iam8bit gallery.
The paintings from the American Icon series strive to capture an element of that belief with a touch of whimsy and nostalgia mixed into the stew for full flavor. Iconic, yet undeniably mass produced, the toys and accoutrements from my formative years still hold their power. Those millions of plastic toys have little intrinsic ability to do anything but age into a slightly yellowed state. The association of memory, both my own and collectively lifts them into the Pantheon of cherished things.


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The Report of Tablets' Death Was an Exaggeration
May 2, 2013 5:00 AM PT
When I saw the widely reported quote from BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins that there won't be a reason to have a tablet in five years, my first reaction was one of keen interest.
After all, what's the opposite of dead tablets? Something else that's supercool. I expected that Heins would say something revolutionary -- that he would express, at the very least, a better vision of a tablet-free world in five years.
My bad.
Of course, his comments were not actually as silly as the headlines painted, despite saying, "Tablets themselves are not a good business model."
That's just a dumb statement no matter how you frame it.
Tablets are a far cry from the netbook fad that came before. The design has proven to be a winner -- a great balance of usable, even fun, computing power. Does the Heins claim come from an utter lack of understanding the magic of a tablet? Is it the pure hope that since BlackBerry isn't sure how to create a tablet that people will buy, they will be replaced by powerful phones instead?
What I think Heins is getting at, however it was reported, is that smartphones are becoming so powerful -- pocket computers -- that we'll be able to simply use our phones for the bulk of our computing requirements. This statement isn't that dumb at all. In fact, it represents a great opportunity -- not so much for BlackBerry, but for Apple and the Android world.
Let me explain. First, the vision and imagination of a powerful smartphone is a good one. I just don't believe that they'll make enough gains in computing power in five years to displace tablets, Macs and PCs. No freaking way.
If you froze the innovation of a laptop and a tablet, and made sure it didn't gain processing capabilities, then maybe. However, tablets will continue to get bigger, prettier, lighter and more useful. A smartphone is not going to overtake a tablet, much less the processing power of a Mac and the storage to go along with it.
The supporting infrastructure of Internet access is not going to be fast enough and bulletproof enough to replace onboard storage. If you think so, consider how many companies you trust to hold the only copy of your most precious family photos. Think "customer service" when something goes wrong.
Your Smartphone Is the Only Brain You Need
What if the smartphone became the brains that you plugged into other peripherals?
What if your smartphone wirelessly projected the screen to a touchscreen external display? Not a bad idea. My iPhone 5 is as powerful as my iPad 2, right?
What if I have a big touchscreen display that would use the iPhone's brains, but give me the chance to touch and swipe on the bigger canvas? Then I could return my iPhone to my pocket and go on my merry way.
That would be cool. Instead of trying to sync every app through the cloud and mess around with different versions, accounts and settings, what if it was all crammed into my iPhone 9?
What if I need to view a spreadsheet and type on a real computer keyboard? Couldn't you connect, wirelessly or physically, an iPhone to the shell of a MacBook Pro? I know my iPhone 5 would certainly fit inside the frame, that's for sure.
However, is it enough brains for what I need?
No way. Not even close. Maybe in 5 years, right?
I hope so, but I doubt it.
Tablets for Work and Play
Anyone who has to do real work that's not just poking at email with one-sentence-or-less answers will respect and crave quick, snappy power. Workers need responsive hardware and software that is never a bottleneck.
Will a smartphone be enough for CEOs and executives in five years? Yes. For everyone else who has to do in-the-trenches work? A smartphone brain will only be good enough for some.
What about consumers?
Plenty of consumers could get by with a smartphone brain and ability to use external peripheral displays. Heck, I know plenty of people who rarely log onto their Macs and PCs at home, using apps and mobile browser interfaces to engage with the world through news and social media. But they're still using old-school PCs and tablets at work.
Why not just say a phablet will be the future of the world? A 7-inch phone/tablet hybrid, perhaps?
One word: jeans.
The only way I'll believe that the majority of people will be willing to walk around with 7-inch "phones" in five years is if it's foldable. I'd like a foldable screen with no crease lines. I just don't expect to see it in five years.
What about Bluetooth headset peripherals? Why isn't everybody walking around with a Bluetooth headset poking out of one ear? Isn't that a cool and effective technology?
Yes, yes it is.
However, if the minority use of Bluetooth headsets tells us anything, it's that a) the majority of people don't want to be cyborgs, and b) peripheral accessories seem better as a concept then they do in real life.
Right now, peripherals are a hassle. I am more inclined to believe they'll still be a hassle in five years.
I don't think BlackBerry has the means to fix that. I barely believe that Apple and the Google/Android ecosystem has the means to fix it, either. And I can almost guarantee that there will be no standard touch-tablet external monitor in five years that will work with an iPhone, Android phone, and BlackBerry phone.
These guys are far too busy fighting each other for market share, mindshare, and using patents as clubs. Their vision can only see as far as their own ecosystem, as far as their own product launches.
Do I believe that the fighting factions of electronic commerce will be able to move us to this blissful vision where smartphone brains rule the world and plug into everything big and small?
The Real Future of Tablets
So what do I believe we'll have in five years?
Macs. PCs. Tablets. We'll also have a better, smarter Siri -- voice commands that actually work. Our iPhones will be able to use external displays and keyboards for input. Hey, AirPlay to an HDTV for video and some apps show us that this is nearly possible for all sorts of computing right now in 2013.
I'd like to see devices that project big screens onto flat surfaces, and holographic computing spurted out by watches, pendants, or baseball caps. (Just not glasses, please.)
I hope that the magic of touch on a tablet will be augmented by haptics that give us touchy-feely humans tactile feedback.
I hope for these things. However, what I know is that tablets aren't going anywhere in five years.
As for Heins, I have to give the guy props for talking about the future with at least a semblance of vision. We can't get Apple CEO Tim Cook to say anything more than Apple is working on some great new products.


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8669.0 - Computing Services Industry, Australia, 1995-96
Previous ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 15/10/1997
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Computing services industry doubles, profits fall
Data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics today showed that, at the end of June 1996, there were 9,679 businesses in the computing services industry, which was almost double the 4,894 businesses in the industry at the end June 1993.
The ABS publication Computing Services Industry, Australia 1995-96 (cat. no. 8669.0) stated that businesses in the industry generated $8,088 million in income in 1995-96. The main single source of this income was from software consultancy services ($2,099 million), which represented 26 per cent of total income of the industry. The other major source of income was the sale of computer and communication hardware, which accounted 13 per cent ($1,048 million) of total income.
Although the majority of indicators showed growth in the industry, the operating profit margin declined from 9.3 per cent in 1992-93 to 5.7 per cent in 1995-96.
During the period 1995-96, businesses in this industry incurred $7,642 million in expenses. The major item of expenditure was labour costs which accounted for 36 per cent ($2,727 million) of total expenses. Payments made to subcontractors and consultants accounted for a further 12 per cent ($892 million) of total expenses.
There were 55,046 people employed in the industry at the end of June 1996, of which 27,797 employees were computer and technical staff. Since June 1993, employment in the industry rose from 30,056. This represented an 87 per cent rise in full-time employment and a 71 per cent rise in part-time employment.
At the end of June 1996, 88 per cent of businesses in the industry employed less than 5 people. These businesses accounted for 27 per cent (15,006) of people employed in the industry and generated 14 per cent ($1,157 million) of total income. There were 51 businesses in the industry with employment of over 100 people, accounting for 42 per cent of employment and contributing 59 per cent of total income.
Businesses operating in the computer services industry were concentrated in New South Wales and Victoria. They accounted for 77 per cent of people employed in the industry and 81 per cent of the total income.
Details are in Computing Services Industry, Australia 1995-96 (cat. no. 8669.0) available from ABS bookshops.
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Elabo has comprehensive production competence. We produce even the most complex, fully-automated test equipment ourselves. Over many years, we have gathered both valuable knowledge for example in electronics and mechanics and practical experience in a large variety of settings, all of which are key factors for quality service. We also have the necessary equipment. This way, production is directly linked to development and construction via CAD / CIM.
The extent to which we produce components ourselves depends on the available quality. Elabo conceives the system as a whole and manufactures those individual parts that external specialists cannot produce in comparable quality. Quality is determined according to the following criteria:
- functionality and quality of product,
- flexibility in terms of adjustment to special individual client solutions,
- profitability of solutions and processes, and
- speed and reliability of delivery dates.
If a potential supplier can prove outstanding quality, we integrate him as long-term partner. This enables Elabo to combine the methods of the most modern industrial production with highly individualised solutions according to our clients' demands.
|Complex Components
Many of our test units are sophisticated custom-made installations. Adaptation and contacting technologies as well as test frames pose a particular challenge: our clients often require the greatest possible mechanical precision and highly complex software solutions.
|Software Engineering
Elabo also produces the software it has conceived and developed. After being programmed and installed on the systems, it is subjected to comprehensive functionality tests.
|Product Tests
Elabo produces high-quality electronics devices. They are subjected to comprehensive functionality and endurance tests (e.g. 8 hours in the climate chamber at temperatures between 45º and 50º C/113 º F and 122 º F).
|Quality Assurance and Partners
Elabo suppliers and their products are subject to a thorough quality assurance system. Elabo tests all electronics components with regard to their precision. Adjustments are made if necessary, thus ensuring that our clients will always receive precision systems according to established standards.
|Installation at Client
The final production step is the installation and commissioning of the system. It often takes place directly at the client's location. This is a critical stage in our quality management.


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LONDON (AP) — Europe's squabbling leaders failed to douse the prevailing optimism in the markets this week, with investors hopeful about the start of the U.S. shopping season and an imminent decision to give Greece billions more in cash to avoid bankruptcy.
Stocks pushed higher through Friday even though a budget summit of EU leaders in Brussels broke up without agreement. As has been the case for the best part of this month, investors are more concerned about economic developments in the U.S. and the bailout of Greece than with the finer details of EU agriculture spending.
"We sense a willingness on the part of investors, however cautiously, to pursue some more gains, before the books are closed ahead of the yearly roll," said Herve Goulletquer, an analyst at Calyon.
In Europe, the FTSE 100 index of leading British shares closed up 0.5 percent at 5,819, while Germany's DAX rose 0.9 percent to 7,309. The CAC-40 in France was also 0.6 percent higher at 3,528.
In the U.S., the Dow Jones industrial average broke through the 13,000 mark again, up 1.3 percent at 13,009 while the broader S&P 500 index rose the same amount to 1,409.
Traders in the U.S. returned to their desks Friday, albeit for a shortened session following the Thanksgiving holiday in fairly bullish mood with regard to the start of the holiday shopping season.
A strong "Black Friday" — so called as it is when many U.S. retailers traditionally turn their first profit of the year — will be used to help predict the momentum of the U.S. economy. Anecdotal evidence and footfall figures over the coming days will be closely monitored. The retail sector accounts for about 70 percent of the world's biggest economy.
Investors will also be monitoring developments over Greece in the coming days amid expectations the cash-strapped country will get the money it needs to avoid bankruptcy. Finance ministers are due to meet again on Monday.
Cyprus is also in focus as investors awaited developments on its bailout discussions with representatives from the EU, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
The improved appetite for risk continued to buoy the euro, which was up a further 0.7 percent at $1.2972.
Earlier in Asia, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index rose 0.8 percent to 21,913.98 and South Korea's Kospi added 0.6 percent to 1,911.33. Japanese markets were closed for a holiday.
Oil prices tracked equities higher with the benchmark New York rate up 92 cents to $88.32 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.


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5 Ways to Learn Another Language on the Internet
Learning another language after your school years and foreign exchange time is over can be a tricky prospect, but luckily there are plenty of resources online to help you out. We all know there are many pieces of computer software, CDs, and even apps to help you learn an additional language, but what are some of the best online tools? In this roundup we will take a look at some great ways to study another language online that are available at a variety of price points including our favorite, free.
It's a Small Online Language Learning World:
1) Language Courses Think of sites in this category as being sort of online versions of foreign language learning computer software. Some are more traditional and are catered towards more of a language overview like the offerings from the BBC (free), others favor a more "intuitive" approach with a goal towards fluency like Mango Languages (starts at $100). Since we've found one of the best ways to improve our accent is by watching TV in the language we are studying, we love the Foreign-language TV feature from BBC Languages which finds news and programs online and downloads their transcripts (for French, Spanish, German, and Italian TV). Our biggest complaint about the BBC site is that we wish they covered more languages in greater depth!
2) Lessons & Community Help: If you are looking for language learning lessons and a way to get feedback from native language speakers on both your writing and speaking, check out Livemocha (free with options to pay). I have been using Livemocha to begin my study of Hindi and have found it to be an interesting way of getting my feet wet in the language. Livemocha offers you not only the opportunity to learn, but also to teach, and I have spent quite a bit of time helping others improve their English. The more you help, the more credits you earn which you can use to unlock more courses. Courses can also be unlocked by purchasing them ($6 a month or $30 a year).
3) One to One Instruction: Yet another option the Internet offers is through online one to one instruction with a language teacher. Linkua (price varies by instructor) is site that helps students get matched up with teachers in the language they are interested in studying and provides the software for the one to one audio/video lessons.
4) The Power of Chat: Practicing your new language skills can be tricky if you live in an area that does not have a large population of native speakers. The Internet does make the world a smaller place, but where do you find people to practice your language skills and chat with? SharedTalk and The Mixxer (both free) are two great ways of finding language partners. SharedTalk is a language exchange community from the makers of the RosettaStone language learning software. Through SharedTalk you can find and chat with a language partner via voice or text chat. The Mixxer is an educational site for language learners hosted by Dickinson College. The Mixxer is designed to connect language learners around the world via Skype so that everyone is both student and teacher. Signup for The Mixxer is done via email and each submission is evaluated to maintain a high educational standard in the language exchange community. Unlike the other sites with community instruction, not everyone can be a teacher on The Mixxer and we think this is a good thing especially when it comes to giving out our Skype username!
5) Use the Internet to Setup IRL Chats: While we know an in real life (IRL) chat is not learning "on the Internet" setting it up does require the use of the 'net and one of our sometimes favorite sites. This might come as a surprise to some, but we have had great success with finding local language partners via Craigslist. We know this is not an option for everyone, but if you live in a populated area it might be a good idea to create a language exchange post on the Activities section of Craigslist. In your ad state what language you would like to practice and what language expertise you can offer in exchange. Unlike experiences trying to find a good apartment, we were really impressed by how well using Craigslist turned out for finding language exchange partners and found that practicing the language in person was a very big help. Using a new language in person the first time can be daunting when not in a class environment and meeting with language exchange partners made this much easier. While I was studying Japanese I met around ten different language exchange partners, one of whom is still a dear friend several years later!
What are some ways you have studied a language online?
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Birmingham 2 West Ham 2
FORMER Birmingham co-owner David Sullivan was denied victory on his return to St Andrews as his current club West Ham surrendered a two-goal lead.
The bottom-placed Hammers looked set for a first away success of the campaign after Frederic Piquionne and Valon Behrami had put them in command.
But City substitute Cameron Jerome and Liam Ridgewell salvaged a point for Alex McLeish's side.
Sullivan looked on impassively but at least he was able to witness proceedings at first hand after former Blues chairman David Gold had been banned after comments about the midlands club.
West Ham looked to have the points in the bag after playing with a confidence that belied their lowly position.
Carlton Cole impressed as the lone striker and his occupying of the City defenders allowed Victor Obinna to find space to exploit.
In contrast Blues struggling for long periods to pose any sort of threat - until they went 2-0 down.
Birmingham, operating with the 4-3-1-2 formation which had been successful against Blackpool in their previous home game, found plenty of room down the flanks in the early stages.
There was a brief delay when the pitch sprinklers suddenly burst into life.
But West Ham started to look threatening and it needed a brilliant save from Foster to deny Cole the opening goal after 17 minutes.
Cole's close-range shot from Obinna's low centre looked destined for the corner of the net, but Foster somehow finger-tipped the ball onto the post at full stretch and it rebounded out.
Scott Dann blocked a shot on the turn from Piquionne and Roger Johnson did a similar job to deny Luis Boa Morte.
In a rare Birmingham attack Alexander Hleb picked out the run of Keith Fahey but he was crowded out as he prepared to shoot.
Scott Parker was forced to cut out one dangerous cross after good play by Hleb.
Cole should have done better after turning Dann inside the Birmingham box. But he failed to make proper contact on his shot and Foster was able to gather at the foot of a post.
West Ham needed only three minutes of the second half to break the deadlock through Piquionne's fourth goal of the campaign.
Boa Morte picked out the run of Piquionne in between Ridgewell and Johnson and he drilled his shot across Foster into the far corner of the net.
Blues tried to retaliate and Ferguson's angled ball almost picked out Larsson's well-timed surge into box. But the Sweden international failed to make contact and Robert Green was able to collect.
Cole came close to making it 2-0 when his glancing header was only just too high from Obinna's corner.
It came as no surprise when Behrami doubled the Hammers lead after 57 minutes. Cole had time to tee up the run into the box of Behrami and his first-time shot flew past Foster from 12 yards.
City manager McLeish responded by bringing on Jean Beausejour and Craig Garner in place of Hleb and Fahey.
The woodwork denied Boa Morte when his shot crashed against the woodwork.
Jerome gave Birmingham a life-line by reducing the arrears after 63 minutes.
Zigic headed a cross from Larsson into his path and the former England Under-21 striker made no mistake from close range.
After 73 minutes Ridgewell equalised and a question mark has to be placed against Green.
He only succeeded in pushing a free-kick from Larsson straight into the path of Ridgewell who made no mistake from eight yards out.
Birmingham came close to taking the lead when Jerome burst into the area and saw his shot deflect off West Ham defender Daniel Gabbidon onto his own crossbar.
Obinna was yellow carded after a late challenge on Larsson as West Ham held on for a point.


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by George Stern
The school closing decision raises an enormous number of issues, even as it also raises the level of rhetoric from politicians and partisans on all sides and the hackles of parents, students and school personnel who feel displaced and threatened.
It seems to me that there are some indisputable facts about the schools, which I present here in no particular order, since many are inseparable from one another:
• There are many Philadelphia public schools with successful programs and outcomes. It is unclear what formal steps have been taken to replicate their programs and methodologies in other schools.
• There are many reasons for the emptying of public schools, including (but not limited to): fears of violence; poor educational outcomes; significant underfunding of schools by the state, which ignores the Costing-Out Study the legislature itself voted to conduct; the gap in resources between city and suburban schools; the slow but continual erosion of the ban on public funding of non-public schools, including tax breaks that diminish tax coffers; the increase in the number of charters.
• It is financially absurd to keep open dozens of significantly underutilized school buildings, no matter what the reasons for their emptiness.
• The school district suffers from what appears to be a lack of planning and long-term strategies, exacerbated by revolving-door superintendents each of whom comes into office with a "new vision" rather than being hired to fulfill a vision promulgated by the District itself. This lack of planning has caused postponement of tough decisions until the eleventh hour, when desperation trumps process.
• There is a palpable lack of confidence and trust in the way the district is run and in its responsiveness to the public it serves. Many teachers share this distrust, as, I assume, do others working within the system.
• The growing number of magnet schools has exacerbated the challenges in the neighborhood schools, some of whose most capable students, backed by parental involvement, abandon them for the magnets.
• Shifting of neighborhood school boundaries and assignments is always disruptive, and there will always be protests when such changes occur; there is no single "right approach."
• Overall, Philadelphia public school teachers are not overpaid compared to their compatriots in other districts
All of these facts, and undoubtedly others, played into the decisions to close certain schools and merge others, and into the angry reactions the decisions led to. Missing from the District's presentation was a clear and specific explanation of how the various concerns expressed would be met: what steps would be taken to ensure safety; how consolidation would, even if not immediately, improve the education the students would receive; what steps would be taken to secure more appropriate funding for the schools.
The District's "opening volley" in its negotiations with the teachers' union exacerbated the unfortunate divide between the district leadership and the union. In suburban districts with which I am familiar, the union, parents, and district officials have often worked together to fashion new and innovative educational approaches that seem to be win-wins all around and have probably played a significant role in avoiding the establishment of charter schools. In Philadelphia, hostility between the district and the union makes working together to solve problems virtually impossible.
I wish I had a "silver bullet," or rather a "platinum carrot," that would provide a clear path out of the morass the district finds itself in. If I were to hazard a guess as to where to begin, I would opt to tackle the trust issue first and foremost.
I would convene a diverse panel of stakeholders who would take the time to listen to myriad voices across the city and then to devise a permanent system whereby students, parents, teachers and other district personnel, elected officials, business leaders, and educational experts not affiliated with the district would regularly convene to assess district challenges and successes and come to consensus on recommendations for improvement.
Next, and preferably simultaneously, I would compile a list of successful models among the Philadelphia public schools and create ways to share what they have learned and instituted with other schools. (Ultimately I would look to other districts for models as well.)
Good Schools Pennsylvania did a huge service by working with districts across the state to convince the legislature to approve the Costing-Out Study. Unfortunately, Good Schools Pennsylvania no longer exists as a school-specific entity, so that the statewide approach to Pennsylvania's educational deficiencies has been lost. Only a statewide approach is likely to bring about the support for public education that would benefit all of the Commonwealth's children, and certainly Philadelphia's.
For me, the bottom line is that we – all of us – have a moral obligation to ensure the proper education of all of the City's children, which I believe can be accomplished only through properly operated and financed public schools that benefit from scrutiny by the public and educational experts alike. Our entire society benefits when children become adults who are ready to assume the responsibilities of citizenship and businesses can depend upon a well-educated work force. There is no time to waste.
George Stern, a resident and native of Mt. Airy, is the former director of the Neighborhood Interfaith Movement. who attended Philadelphia public schools through the eighth grade, whose father taught in the school district, and whose sister graduated from the Philadelphia High School for Girls. For a summer he worked as an intern in what was called the Office of Integration and Intergroup Education, which examined the challenges of changing demographics 45 years ago. He recalls when most parents happily sent their children to their local public school.


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Textualidad e Identidad: Por una Teoría de la Intertextualidad en los Andes
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There is an intertextual web unique to Andean culture that goes beyond references to literary texts. This dissertation analyzes an alternative text, Andean textiles, two intimately related textual practices: Andean cosmology and story telling variants, and two written texts: the XVI century quechua manuscript Gods and Men from Huarochirí and José María Arguedas' last novel The Fox from Up Above and the Fox from Down Below. In this analysis, I place the oral trace of the fox character, shared by the textualities consulted, at the center of an intertextual web that gives us an Andean perspective on the concept of cultural encounter. Through the reconstruction of this intertextual web that shares the common ground of orality, it can be said that the fox character is capable of traversing opposite spaces and inhabiting areas of contact, and we find that all of the textualities where he is to be found share the recurring tropes of origin, immigration and mestizaje. As a central conclusion of my study in regards to the relationship between textuality and identity, I propose that the way in which the fox has been textualized expresses with an admirable constancy the dilemma of a subject that transits and therefore belongs to two different worlds: condemned to lose yet destined to survive. This dissertation intends to lead to a new perspective on two literary classics, to open up space for other kinds of textualities and textual practices, to redefine the theory of intertextuality paying attention to the text and context dynamic and most importantly to stress the influence of textuality in identity formation. This dissertation is written in Spanish.


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In the literary pantheon, Charles Bukowski remains a counterculture icon. A hard-drinking wild man of literature, a stubborn outsider to the poetry world, he has struck a chord with generations of readers, writing raw, tough poetry about booze, work, and women that speaks to his fans as being "real" and, like the work of the Beats, even dangerous.
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File this one under "strange, but true — and completely terrifying": Until 2006, beleaguered imaging company Kodak had a fully functioning nuclear reactor, packed with weapons-grade uranium, in the basement of one of its buildings near Rochester, New York. And according to the Democrat and Chronicle (a local Rochester newspaper), almost nobody in the community knew about it — until now.
The small nuclear reactor was housed in a 14- by 24-foot concrete room, deep beneath the basement-level of Building 82 in Kodak Park, the company's super-fun-sounding office complex near Greece, NY, in the Rochester area. The relatively small reactor, which Democrat and Chronicle writer Steve Orr describes as resembling "Robby the Robot from a 1950s science fiction movie," house 3.5 pounds of highly-enriched uranium — the kind terrorists like to get their grubby mitts on.
Now, this isn't quite as insane as it might first sound. (Ok, it is, but things at least never got out of hand, as they could have.) According to Orr's report, the reactor never had a chance of exploding, never leaked, and never presented any risk of radiation poisoning for either Kodak employees or the general public.
Of course, the big question is: Why in tarnation did Kodak need a nuclear reactor? For tests — duh! Albert Filo, a former Kodak research scientist, tells Orr that the reactor was used to check certain chemicals for impurity, as well as for tests related to an imaging technique known as "neutron radiography." Kodak had reportedly used a similar reactor at Cornell University, located in Ithica, NY, but decided in 1974 that it needed its own.
By 2006, however, Kodak apparently figured that it no longer needed its own nuclear reactor, and got the U.S. Federal government to help safely transport the uranium to a secure storage facility in South Carolina.
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Death By Twilight Fangirls
There was a new rage in Konoha; it was spreading quickly, like a Black Death pandemic. It had reached over from a far end of the world, a world that the
ninja of Konoha had no knowledge of. This virus was contagious, but there was no warning to stay away from bookstands and public places where it could easily
be caught. This new virus, was none other than the Twilight Disease.
"Not another one," Naruto groaned, as he watched a group of girls flock to the bookstore. The new Twilight book had just restocked no more than
5 minutes ago, and there was already a huge lineup of crazy fangirls waiting to get their hands on a brand new copy. And because Naruto was so damn lucky,
Sakura just so happened to be lining up for this new "phenomenon".
"Ohhhhhh," she squealed, "I wonder what will happen to Bella and Edward? I can't wait to find out!"
In fact, Naruto wasn't the only cursed one. Shikamaru, Sasuke, Lee, Neji, Choji, and even Asuma were also watching from afar as the female team members
waited anxiously for the doors to open. Shikamaru facepalmed as Ino came screaming with a copy of, as he liked to put it, "that evil thing they called
"Heeeey Sasuke," Naruto joked, nudging him in the side, "you're losing all your fans to this "Pattison" guy. How does it feel?"
Sasuke rolled his eyes. "Like I care, you idiot. As far as I'm concerned, you should be joining his fanclub. I saw you secretly watching that movie the other
day. Don't act like you don't know what I'm talking about."
As Naruto raised his fist to argue (blush and all), another high pitched squeak came floating through the air. Sakura ran quickly, a lovey-dovey look in her
eyes. She treated that "thing" like a God.
Carefully, Sakura tucked the book under her arm. Her hand was ready for combat. To protect it from other raging fangirls perhaps? Naruto couldn't figure it
out. All he knew was that he was doomed to a lifetime of fairytale romance and superficial vampires.
Before they could leave, Naruto noticed that one girl was missing from the crowd.
"Hey Neji," Naruto whispered, "Where's Hinata? Isn't she here to get a book too?"
Neji shook his head. It was a relief shake, definitely. "No, Hinata doesn't like that sort of thing. She thinks it's... scary I suppose? I don't really care
though. I can only take so much of this."
Everyone else was also listening in. The boys were thrilled... one female not infected. However, the girls were determined to spread the virus as much as
possible. It wasn't easily curable either.
"How can she not like it?!" Ino yelled, nose in the air, "It's the only decent piece of literature in this whole village!"
"I agree!" Sakura nodded.
No one was listening now. In fact, Sasuke and Naruto were already half way across the village. They had waved quickly and escaped as soon as possible. The
toxins would get them too if they weren't careful.
They walked silently side by side. There was nothing to talk about nowadays. Due to the overwhelming response from the book, many of the kunoichi of the
village were requesting time off from missions. Since Tsunade couldn't help but be pulled in as well, she granted most of the girls time. Many missions were
cancelled, since there weren't enough members for each squad. It was chaotic.
Naruto stopped. A group of girls came charging by, practically knocking him to the ground. Sasuke, quick with reflexes, made it just before the mob could
trample him.
"Idiot," Sasuke mumbled, catching him before he could fall. Naruto pushed himself away quickly. There was one thing that didn't change for them in all the
mess, and that was their rivalry.
"Whatever..." Sasuke said, crossing his arms. This was completely ridiculous, in his opinion. This madness had to stop and be contained. It was wrecking
assets for the village, and reputations of the ninja.
Naruto saw a rock under a tree. There appeared to be no fangirls around, so it was a safe zone until it was discovered. Sighing, he sat down and began to
Sasuke smirked, "What's with the screwed up face?" He leaned against the tree.
Naruto ignored him. For minutes they were silent, Naruto changing positions every so often. Then, he slapped his hands together.
"Sasuke! We have to stop this! No one is as manly enough as me to do it, so I'm going to stand up against all those girls and tell them why Twilight
needs to be forgotten! And that we need the ninja back for the missions to continue!"
He snorted. "Good luck with that. You're just going to make a fool of yourself, not like it would make much difference."
Naruto stuck out his tongue. "I have a plan! We have to get all the guys in on it though!"
There was gigantic eye rolling. "Okay then genious; please, share your wisdom."
With that, Naruto quietly whispered the plan into his ear.
The boys all gathered close to the bookstand. Practically everyone was in on the plan. Little did Naruto know that it would go horribly wrong...
The sound of footsteps could be heard across the gravel sidewalks. Girls chatted excitedly, expecting a brand new and amazing announcement on the upcoming
movie New Moon. Arguments about Edward and Jacob could be heard a mile away. It was almost time.
Once all the girls were there, waiting impatiently for the announcement, Naruto got ready. The idea was to get all of the male ninja to stand up and tell the
girls the truth about the horrible disease. Yes, it was going to be perfect. Naruto stood first.
"Listen! This Twilight book is ruining not only your minds but the village's reputation! We need you on our teams in order to do missions! You need to
understand that this disease is spreading quickly, and that it has to be contained! And that Edward Cullen sucks! All of us boys agree with this! Right?!"
There were menacing glares coming from the girls. The aura around them was dark; the air suddenly chilled. Nobody replied as Naruto faced the raging females.
They all had cold feet after discovering the true horror of Twilight fangirls.
"Naruto..." Sakura cried above the rest, cracking her knuckles. He turned to his allies for support as they backed away slowly. He was getting no help from
Naruto chuckled nervously, as he realized the mess he was in. "Uhhh... I was just kidding. Just a joke Sakura-chan!"
He was charged and beaten. It was gruesome, and the men behind cringed as they watched Naruto turn blue and black. Good thing Hinata hadn't been around. It
was a true "death by fangirls."
After that, there was a lesson learned in the Village. It was to never pick a fight with Twilight fans, especially Edward ones.


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40th Anniversary
May 2, 2009
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MEChA de Stanford is celebrating 40 years of service, activism, and community. This year also marks the 15th Anniversary of the Hunger Strike of 1994 that led to the establishment of ethnic studies at Stanford University. We invite current Stanford students and alum to partake in a commemorative event that hopes to bring us together and inspire the future leaders of the Latino community at Stanford.
May 2, 2009
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