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E-M5 photo contest by Olympus. Tomorrow E-M5 Amazon DDay.
The official Olympus Facebook website (Click here) launched a new E-M5 photo contest: "The "OM–D Photo Contest" will be held on facebook starting July 2! (Japan Standard Time). The first contest theme is "First shot taken with the OM–D." Submit a favorite photo that was taken soon after you bought your OM–D to the OM–D's facebook page. One photo each will be awarded Gold, Silver and Bronze from among the submitted photos. Selected photos will also be posted on the OM–D's wall together with comments from the Olympus Photo Contest Team. The deadline for submissions is 6:00 p.m., July 23 (Japan Standard Time)."
And while you are there you may "Like" 43rumors too? https://www.facebook.com/pages/43rumors/154271467964575 :)
After two months the E-M5 kits will be in Stock tomorrow at Amazon (Click here). Finally!
June 19th for the Black E-M5 with 12-50mm lens (Click here).
1-2 days processing for the Black E-M5 with 14-42mm lens (Click here).
June 21th for the Silver E-M5 with 12-50mm lens (Click here).
We Europeans already have the Black models in Stock but are still missing the Silver version here and there: Jessops, Amazon UK, Amazon Germany and Amazon France.


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What Do You Plan On Doing with Your Tax Refund? — Survey of the Day
The good news is that 67 percent of Americans expect to to get a refund from the IRS this year. The bad news is that much of this money is going to be spent taking care of other debts, rather than be used for something fun.


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(HONG KONG) Dragonair today welcomed a group of young people from the Child Development Fund (CDF) to the airline's headquarters, where they took part in the "Journey of Dreams" aviation programme. The first part of the programme consisted of an interactive workshop called "Aviation 360", which allowed the youngsters to take an up-close look at different aspects of the aviation operation. In mid-November, the youths – none of whom have ever flown before – will take to the sky with their families and mentors to enjoy their first experience in the air.
This year's "Journey of Dreams" especially supports the Labour and Welfare Bureau's CDF. The CDF seeks to encourage their participants who are aged 10-16 from a disadvantaged background to plan for their future, develop asset-building habit and accumulate savings and intangible assets to aid their future development. Through Journey of Dreams, CDF participants were able to get a taste of the aviation world and acquire knowledge they otherwise would not have access to.
Speaking at the event, Dragonair Chief Executive Officer Algernon Yau said: "Dragonair has been rooted in Hong Kong for 30 years. We strive to provide excellent services to passengers, and we are constantly on the lookout for opportunities to give back to our community. We have been proactive in providing youths with different aviation exposures, inspiring and nurturing talents; which in turn, will also contribute to the development of the industry. We are delighted to support the Labour and Welfare Bureau Child Development Fund, which shares a similar vision with us in youth development and education. The programme today will help students get a multi-dimensional glimpse into the aviation industry. We hope that they can apply the knowledge they learn today to aid their future planning and realising their dreams."
Deputy Secretary for Labour and Welfare Doris Cheung said: "I hope today's precious experience would help CDF participants understand more about the aviation industry, thereby exploring their interests in the industry. I am also looking forward to collaborating with more caring companies like Dragonair in offering different experiences to CDF participants for enhancing their knowledge and broadening their horizons."
Today's workshop was led by aviation professionals such as Dragonair pilots, Cabin Crew, ground staff and engineers. Through talks, interactive activities and demonstrations, they gave participants insights into different aspects of the airline operation.
Through simple experiments such as blowing onto a piece of paper and with pilots paring down complicated concerts into bite-size pieces, participants grasped the importance of air pressure in aerodynamics and the functions of different parts of an aircraft such as the stabiliser, flap and elevator. Through an interactive exercise in the mock-up cabin, the participants also learnt about the role of the staff on the ground, during boarding and the service inflight.
A flying experience would be incomplete without aircraft engineering. Dragonair's engineers professed in detail how parts work to keep the plane airborne. For example, they talked about how the pitot tube worked to measure the airspeed. To prep participants for their very first flight, Dragonair ground staff also explained the process step-by-step from check-in to boarding. A role play was conducted to give participants a taste of the working duties of an airport staff.
Participant Lee Wing Man thoroughly enjoyed the programme, she said: "I have never flown before and much of my aviation knowledge comes from TV dramas. To be able to talk to real pilot and cabin crew and learn from different speakers has deepened my understanding about the aviation industry. I am going to share with my family and mentor about what I've learnt today. We are all very excited about being able to fly together the first time!"


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NX-OS: Delivering Ongoing Value
When we talk about networks in the data center, there is often talk about bandwidth, 10Gigabit Ethernet, switch sizing, and the changes that have been wrought on the network since the inception of widespread server virtualization. The base operating system that the switch runs on, the networking software itself, is often only discussed in terms of how/when/why to do upgrades. Networking software has more relevance than that, especially from a strategic standpoint.
The strategic nature of networking software is easy to see. But the most important way networking software is important is in the flexibility it can provide over the lifetime of the product line. Poorly written or architected networking software can put a huge burden on the vendor when new features or when major changes to the networking industry occurs. As a customer that matters because the vendor may spend the time and money to accommodate those changes or has to charge an exorbitant amount. It all speaks to the investment protection a vendor can bring. Poor network software equals poor investment protection and a degraded upgrade path.
At Cisco, we take network software very seriously. It's in or nature, from service provider, to data center, to the end user, we know the value of networking. In our data center product lines, including the Nexus and MDS, we use NX-OS as the networking software of choice. NX-OS began life as SAN-OS over 10 years ago as part of the launch of the MDS product family. In the MDS storage networking product line the networking software was proven time and time again to be a stable a stable and strong foundation. The battle tested nature of SAN-OS, and it's flexible modular architecture around a Linux core lead Cisco to use it as the basis for data communications in the entire data center by introducing it as NX-OS in the Nexus data center switch product line. NX-OS now powers thousands of customer data centers in Nexus and MDS products all over the world today.
NX-OS brings consistency to the data center environment; with advanced management tools and a command line based on the same command line used Cisco IOS, which has been copied by our competitors industry-wide. Using NX-OS for someone trained in IOS is simply a matter of using the familiar syntax and structure with new capabilities.
When you consider your data center network, consider how Cisco continues to bring new innovations to the data center on existing and new hardware through the power of NX-OS. Industry challenges such as widespread server virtualization have been met with new protocols and techniques, all delivered via NX-OS. Future technologies such as Software Defined Networks (SDN) can be delivered via NX-OS. (For more on Cisco ONE and Cisco's take on SDN read Omar Sultan's excellent blog.) These are just some examples of how NX-OS can deliver ongoing value for your network today and tomorrow.
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CHAPEL HILL — UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Carol Folt made a public admission Thursday that the university accepts responsibility and is "absolutely" accountable for the bogus African studies classes populated by athletes for years.
CHAPEL HILL — UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Carol Folt made a public admission Thursday that the university accepts responsibility and is "absolutely" accountable for the bogus African studies classes populated by athletes for years.
Speaking to the university's Board of Trustees to mark six months since she became chancellor, Folt said of the academic fraud: "At Carolina, proceeding toward meaningful athletic and academic reform is requiring us to fully acknowledge and accept lessons of our past."
She did not go as far as to say the bogus classes and independent studies were created specifically to keep athletes eligible.
"Although we don't have evidence that the anomalous courses were initiated in order to benefit athletes, close to half who did enroll were student-athletes," she said.
The unsupervised courses were "not reflective of the standard that we expect for our university," she said.
"All of those students who were involved in those courses deserved better from us," she said. "We also accept the fact that ther e was a failure in academic oversight for years that permitted this to continue. This too was wrong and it has undermined our integrity and our reputation, and created a very unhealthy atmosphere of mistrust. I think we all know that to move forward we have to make sure that everyone understands that we absolutely feel accountable and we're going to learn from that painful history."
In the African and Afro-American Studies Department, there were 200 lecture-style classes dating back to the mid-1990s that showed little or no evidence of any instruction. Investigations also found that roughly 500 grade changes were suspected or confirmed to be unauthorized.
University officials have placed the blame on the former department chairman, Julius Nyang'oro, and a department secretary, both of whom left the university. Nyang'oro has been indicted on criminal charges of obtaining property by false pretenses.
She called the academic fraud "a betrayal" of students but said the university has already taken many steps to make sure it doesn't happen again.
"There isn't a faculty member or a staff member or people that are part of this that don't want to get it right," she said.
Folt's remarks came after more than a week of explosive headlines and national news coverage about the literacy levels of UNC basketball and football players.
A university learning specialist, Mary Willingham, has said she analyzed data showing that a majority of a subset of athletes over an eight-year period could only read at elementary or middle school levels.
University officials examined the data and last week called into question Willingham's methodology and results.


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Theory that RNA spawned first organisms gets boost from common compound
A common biochemical may help forge a missing link in a popular but unproven theory about how life got started.
One of the leading ideas of how loose molecules evolved to become complex cells begins with the hereditary molecule ribonucleic acid. Modern cells use RNA to make proteins, the workhorses of cellular function, but RNA likely preceded both proteins and DNA.
Evolution relies on reproduction, so any RNA-based origin-of-life theory has to include a way for RNA to copy itself. In previous work, biologist Jack Szostak of Harvard Medical School and colleagues showed that primitive RNA replication happens best when contained inside protocells. These containers have porous walls made of simple fat molecules — a far cry from modern cells, with their nearly impenetrable walls and sophisticated intake and excretion mechanisms.
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Sounds sorta like a two-part Nautilus grab?
yeah, but not as good as either. It is more of a minor displacement.
Hopefully it isn't as bad as you think it is. I'd hate to think they'd give a tank a half-ass initiate.
*Pouts* Riven and Talon nerfs. Boo.
Eve's ult needed the nerf bat. I turned around far too many games with Eve just by hitting level 11. It was silly powerful.
Fuck it, not playing pvp unless I'm in a premade. I'm so sick of initiating and then getting left with my dick in the wind because they don't want to go in.
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HENS, Ga. — An attorney representing at least one of 11 University of Georgia students accused of hazing denied allegations that fraternity pledges were beaten.
Athens attorney Mo Wiltshire tells The Athens Banner-Herald that the arrests of the fraternity members were unwarranted, and he plans a vigorous defense. Wiltshire says he's already representing one of the fraternity members and may represent all 11.
All 11 defendants have turned themselves in to face misdemeanor hazing charges after police say that students were beaten with fists during a Jan. 27 initiation ritual.
School officials say the Zeta Iota chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi has been suspended while the case is investigated.
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If I were to sit down and list all of my passions in order of preference, I fear that, at present, L'Amour Electronique would come right down towards the bottom of a rather long list. It's not that I don't enjoy finding and sharing this music any more, but more that the rewards I get from doing it don't really add up to enough to make all the work worthwhile right now.
If I think of all the things I would like to get done, the creative pursuits - such as music and art - which I scarcely have any time for anyway, are really the things I should be prioritising. Rather than faffing around trying to find a link to an image of some obscure French dollybird, or the biography of some decommissioned European synth-nerd... (Another factor that has contributed to this general feeling is that my current file-hosting service seems to delete files faster than I can post new ones to replace them.)
So, my intention is to strip any L'Amour Electronique posts I make back to basics, and probably for the most part I will just be continuing the, curiously popular, L'Amour à la Chaîne feature.
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Christmas Tree Counting
As you begin conjuring up your home's holiday decorations, remember that you have your very own live-in artist! Here's a hands-on maths activity that will also result in a charming Christmas decoration! These Christmas tree mats and the accompanying Play-Doh maths game are a great activity to improve your child's basic counting skills, while embellishing your home for the holidays.
What You Need:
- Green and yellow construction paper
- Scissors
- Pencil
- Marker
- Glue stick
- Play dough
- String (or thin wire)
What You Do:
- Ask your child to draw a Christmas tree on the green construction paper.
- Cut this tree and use the original tree as a stencil to cut nine more trees.
- Help your child draw a small star on the yellow construction paper.
- Cut out ten stars and write numbers 1 through 10 on each star.
- Encourage your child to glue a yellow star to the top of each tree. This tree will be your child's Play-Doh counting mat.
- Have your child read the numbers on each tree. Show her how to make a small ball using Play-Doh. Ask her to make the amount of balls that is written on each star and press them on (they should naturally stick). If you want them to permanently stick, you can glue the Play-Doh balls on.
- After she has finished pressing on the balls, ask her to count them out loud while touching each ball. Listen carefully and make any necessary corrections.
- To hang the trees for decoration, you'll need to make a small hole punch in the top of each tree. Then cut a string or thin wire and weave it through each tree so that they hang in a long row.


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Today (December 16) is the birthday of Ludwig van Beethoven. He was born in 1770. To celebrate, here is a 3 minute video of Sebastian Lang-Lessing and the San Antonio Symphony performing Beethoven in the KLRN studios. It was part of last season's Beethoven Festival.
Later this month, the KLRN/Symphony Brahms Festival show will air four times:
Thursday, December 27, 2012 at 8 p.m.
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Breeders Theater's 'Tolstory' opens April 4 at Des Moines Beach Park Auditorium
Breeders Theater, South King County's premier professional theater company, returns to Des Moines in April with a new show – Tolstory.
The show runs April, 4, 5, 11, 12 at 7 p.m., and April 6 and 13 at 2 p.m.
This will be BT's second show at the Des Moines Beach Park Auditorium, located at 22030 Cliff Ave South.
"We are delighted that the city was willing to have us back again," says BT playwright and founder T.M. Sell. "The Beach Park Auditorium turned out to be a great space in which to do live theater."
BT's new show, Tolstory, is a little bit Tolstoy and a little bit Toy Story, says Sell.
"At least the title. The show is set in 19th century Russia, and it does involve toys."
Tolstory is the tale of of the life of Katarina Karenin, as told by her four nesting dolls.
"It's really about storytelling and what you make of the life you have," says Sell. "Every life has its ups and downs."
The show also marks the full return of BT music director Nancy Warren, who has arranged and composed music for the show.
The show is directed by BT veteran Teresa Widner Hicks, and features the acting talents of Deena Chapman, Adrienne Grieco, Maddy Rasmussen, Laura Smith, and Erika Zabelle. Andrew Smith is stage managing, with costumes by Melissa Sell.
"This is a great group of people to work with," says T.M. Sell. "I couldn't be more pleased to have a cast and crew of this caliber."
Veteran BT actor Erika Zabelle says she is enjoying preparing for the show.
"Expect to laugh!" Zabelle says of Tolstory.
"There are some really fantastic light-hearted moments. And very genuine ones as well."
"It's a really fun, feel-good show," she says. "You might even shed a sweet tear."
Fellow actor Deena Chapman agrees.
"See the show because you will have a great time," she says. "We sing, we joke, we flirt with the audience. It's fun. You may get a little misty at some points, but that's life right?
"Tolstory is the story of a life," Chapman says. "The dolls belong to Katarina; they watch and comment as she progresses from infancy to old age. At each stage of her life Katarina faces a turning point or crisis, and the dolls help her at these times by performing stories meant to convey some meaningful advice.
"That sounds a little dull doesn't it? But the dolls are funny, clever and a little nuts; so instead of giving Katarina pedantic lectures, they comically fracture old legends and fairy tales to get their points across," she says.
Tolstory has a running time of under two hours, and is suitable for all but small children.
"Every form of entertainment has its virtues," says Sell, "but live theater is so immediate. It's like watching somebody's life, sitting in their living room, without being noticed."
Tickets for Tolstory are still only $20. BT hasn't raised ticket prices since its second show, pays its cast and crew, and neither seeks nor accepts public subsidy for its productions.
"Fancy sets, etc., are great, but to my mind that's not what theater is about," says Sell. "It's about actors, audiences and storytelling. And we're happy to be a part of that."
Tickets are available through http://www.brownpapertickets.com; via the Des Moines Field House Recreation Office, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 1000 S. 220th St., and via credit card by phone: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 206-870-6527; and at the door.
Here's a video of a recent rehearsal shot by Michael Brunk:
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2012 Programme Opens for Application
(HONG KONG) The 2011 Dragonair Aviation Certificate Programme came to a successful conclusion last Friday night with this year's 24 graduates honoured at a special event organised by the airline. The programme is a major initiative under the Dragonair Youth Aviation Academy which offers Hong Kong youngsters a practical platform to explore the fascinating and multi-faceted world of aviation.
The eight-month educational initiative, jointly organised by Dragonair and the Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps, is designed for young people aged 18 to 24 who are interested in pursuing a career in aviation. Each participant is guided by a Dragonair pilot mentor as they build a strong foundation of aviation knowledge through comprehensive training and personal visits hosted by supporting industry organisations.
2011 is the first year in the programme's six-year history in which it has accepted public applicants. Half of this year's 24 participants were from the Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps, while the other half were public applicants.
Officiating at the graduation ceremony, Director General of Civil Aviation Norman Lo said: "The world is short of a competent aviation workforce. I am extremely grateful for Dragonair's continued support and contributions to aviation youth development in Hong Kong by initiating the Dragonair Aviation Certificate Programme."
Patrick Yeung, CEO of Dragonair, highlighted the promising prospect of the aviation industry. "Currently 65,000 direct jobs are being offered on the airport island and the industry will require many new talents, with the robust growth expected over the next 20 years. Up to 76,000 new jobs could be created by 2030 with the building of the third runway."
Talking about the success of the programme, Mr Yeung said, "We can see just what a real and direct impact the programme has had on the aviation business, with close to 30% of our graduates joining the industry, serving in various aspects including air traffic control, aircraft engineering, ground handling and of course, as flight attendants and professional pilots."
Addressing the graduates at the ceremony, joint organiser Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps Commanding Officer Group Captain Lee Kwok-wing said, "Some of you may one day pursue your career in the aviation industry and others may venture on different ambitions, but I am sure all of you treasure the experience gained from the programme."
During the programme, graduates were impressed and touched by the immense seriousness and the highly professional attitude shown by the aviation workforce, as well as their strong desire and passion in nurturing the society's younger generation. 2011 programme graduate Ariana Chan was extremely impressed by how aviation personnel working in the industry take their responsibilities seriously. "I appreciate their attitude towards the job and their attention to details to ensure aviation safety. This really brought home to me that this is a professional and serious industry, and that I want to be part of this team," said Ariana. Mentor of the programme Captain Vladimir Mikic similarly appreciates the opportunity the programme offers him to pass on the benefit of his experience and knowledge that will in turn contribute to the professional development of the industry as a whole. (Ariana Chan and Captain Vladimir Mikic's stories are in the appendix.)
Following the graduation of this year's participants, the next cycle is about to start with applications for the 2012 programme open from 5 to 27 December 2011. Young people who are interested to explore the exciting world of aviation should not miss this valuable learning opportunity. Programme and application details are available on the programme website:www.dragonair.com/aviationacademy.
Reflections from the Dragonair Aviation Certification Programme (DACP) 2011
Taking Responsibilities Seriously
One of this year's DACP graduates is Ariana Chan, a member of the Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps and a Year 2 student at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, studying Systems Engineering and Engineering Management.
She says that her experience in the DACP was an inspiring experience that has deepened her desire to join the industry as a pilot. "The programme did not only enrich my aviation knowledge, but also allowed me to meet many peers who share the same interest and goals in life," she says. "It made me understand how the many different functions in aviation relate to each other and come together to present a seamlessly integrated operation."
She was impressed by the aviation personnel from various supporting organisations, and by how all staff take their responsibilities seriously. "Though accompanied by their senior manager on the day of the Aviation Security Company Limited (AVSECO) facility tour into the restricted area, the AVSECO staff at the security check point still insisted on a thorough search and picked out a prohibited mini sharp edged tool in the bag of one participant. No way would they relax their standards even the group was accompanied by their senior manager." Ariana appreciated the staff's attitude towards the job and their attention to details to ensure aviation safety. "This really brought home to me that this is a professional and serious industry, and that I want to be part of this team."
Ariana is planning to apply for the Dragonair cadet pilot scheme upon her graduation. "I love the Dragonair culture. I quickly realised on the programme that the airline is a great and warm family with team members forming a great community, working together for the best results."
Challenging Programmes in Grooming the Next Generation
Simon Ng, graduate in English major from the University of Hong Kong in 2010, is one of the first cohort of participants in the DACP to be drawn from the public (in previous years, all participants were members of the Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps). Simon appreciated very much the opportunity to join the unique programme as there is no such programme available for the public, "Despite being part of an aviation club at school, I never had much interaction with pilots. No other programme offered this. I was very keen to get to know a pilot and to benefit from their experience."
During the programme, Simon met his mentor, Captain Vladimir Mikic, every one or two months. They talked about everything from life to flying and preparing for pilot interviews. "Captain Mikic always encouraged me, telling me he knew I could do well and that I should work towards my goal of becoming a pilot. This has been a great encouragement to me. He cares about me and has helped me every step of the way through the cadet pilot interview."
Captain Mikic points out different people had helped him pursue his dream when he was starting out on his career. "I have been with the DACP for five years now. I appreciate the opportunity that Dragonair has given me through the mentorship scheme to nurture young people and to pass on the benefit of my experience and knowledge, just as this had been passed on to me," he explains.
Seeing his mentees grow, both in terms of aviation knowledge and in a personal capacity has always been Captain Mikic's greatest reward for the contribution made to the next generation and the industry as a whole. "The DACP is a challenging programme. It stimulates these young people to grow, to improve and to understand their ability and potential. It is rewarding to see them become happier, more confident and clearer about the future path they want to take."


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E-Learning Evolves to the Next Level (Part 2)
By: Client Training Corner
In Part 1 of our series on e-learning tools, we explored the myth that new technologies and strategies in the e-learning space are too costly to integrate in these difficult economic times.
In fact, new e-learning tools are much easier to implement than in the past and can be equally successful if executed properly.
In this article we will shed light on both the emergence of online authoring tools, as well as the move towards "We-learning."
Emergence of Online Authoring Tools
Web authoring tools have experienced an explosion in the last few years. Many organizations are looking for cost-effective and efficient tools to educate their employees.
Are there systems out there that can be accessed via the Web that allow you to develop robust learning solutions, deliver them, and in some instances, even track progress? The answer is "yes."
More and more vendors have made the move to online authoring tools due to the demand for flexibility and simplicity in their systems.
The fact is that not every organization has a full-fledged training department with unlimited resources.
Online authoring tools can facilitate the development and time required to launch online learning modules, allowing you to do more with less.
They require no software installation — while multiple people within the organization can access them by logging in through the Web.
SaaS Solutions
The cloud has opened up a whole new world for this type of e-learning development.
Also referred to as SaaS (Software as a service), this type of solution allows an organization to be free of the usual constraints of hosting and application maintenance.
There is usually an on demand component to these models, which allows organizations to purchase only what they need, as opposed to all of the bells and whistles available to them.
Many of these vendors are also offering "boxed" courses, which can be extremely useful if instructional designers or content developers are scarce within an organization.
Depending on the vendors' capabilities, these courses may be offered in various languages, an increasingly important factor as many companies now have offices all over the world.
Online authoring tools can also include limited evaluation functionality, collaboration features in real-time, administrative functions and a content review process.
Some of the more popular vendors in this space include dominKnow, which has a product named Claro, Rapid Intake's eLearning Studio and Articulate.
Moving Towards "We-learning"
We-learning, also known as social learning, informal learning and even collaborative learning, is moving from an intangible concept to something that organizations are actively trying to implement.
In theory, We-learning is simple. It's based on the idea that every organization possesses a collective pool of knowledge and experiences that can be collectively harnessed if captured and disseminated in an everyday solution.
This trend has been fueled by budget constraints, the increasing ability for all employees to be connected in some form or another and the many tools emerging in this space.
Because We-learning relies on knowledge sharing, it removes the need for instructional designers and curriculum developers, thus making the content creation component much more cost-effective.
Translating this concept into a meaningful experience for employees is easier said than done.
One of the first tasks before undertaking We-learning is to truly understand the audience. Where do they work? How savvy and wiling are they to interact with social platforms? How would they prefer to access and use the information they will gain?
In essence, the system(s) you decide to implement must flow organically through your employees' everyday routine. This process should never take them away from their everyday tasks. Instead, it should support and enhance the work they are performing on a regular basis.
Many organizations are skittish when it comes to allowing employees to publish their own content. The fear is that they will post inaccurate and/or inappropriate material.
But the fact is that very few employees would risk doing so, damaging their reputation. The vast majority will make a concerted effort to add meaningful content to the threads and topics.
We-learning Tools
The integration of We-learning taps tools that are familiar to most people. In fact, with this type of learning, it's less about the sophistication and complexity of the tools and more about their innovative application.
Formats such as Twitter, Facebook, blogs, videos, articles, training materials such as manuals or task aids, etc. are all valid platforms to drive employee engagement and learning.
The key is to encourage the use of these tools, while outlining clear expectations in how they are to be used and what the end goal is as an organization.
While integrating these types of e-learning solutions might at first seem daunting, it is a valid and economical means to advance employee development.
To wait for the economy to "turn" before engaging employees in learning is a dangerous strategy to follow.
Instead, a little ingenuity will go a long way towards providing employees with fresh opportunities to develop their skills and knowledge, which can only help your organization in the long run.


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Snow too deep for birding outdoors? The Museum's exhibition halls are warm, dry, and brimming with birds.
A sampling: You can spot parrot-green African lovebirds in the Hall of Birds of the World, egrets and longlost American flamingoes in the Sanford Hall of North American Birds, and more than 50 species of birds in just one diorama—the Oyster Bay diorama—in the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Hall.
In a video, Exhibition Associate, artist, and expert birder Steve Quinn describes many more bird-watching locales around the Museum.


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Accessibility at SAS
We democratize data
SAS® software empowers people with analytics.
Our commitment is to help everyone understand the meaning in their data – regardless of technical savvy, physical ability, age or other factors.
We are fundamentally changing the way people interact with data by developing innovative technology that makes data visualizations like charts, graphs and maps accessible to all.
We're enhancing business.
Businesses need inclusive tools that allow all employees to work effectively. SAS is committed to providing accessible software products and documentation through the ongoing evolution of its product lines. Recognizing that accessible software also provides mainstream value and ease-of-use for everyone, we incorporate universal design into our development process.
The following products exemplify the evolution toward accessible analytics:
- SAS® Visual Analytics. Democratize your data by empowering employees throughout the organization to find and share insights. SAS Visual Analytics has an approachable self-service user interface that supports a variety of color themes - including a high-contrast theme - customizable visual focus indicator, built-in zoom, and support for keyboard access.
- Base SAS® Output Delivery System (ODS) EPUB Destination. Generate on-the-go reports for your mobile device. The ODS EPUB destination takes advantage of the accessibility features inherent to iOS, such as customizable font size and color schemes, magnification, text alternatives for images, accessible row and column headers within tables, and compatibility with the VoiceOver screen reader.
- SAS® Mobile BI for iPad®. Share insights throughout your organization using SAS Mobile BI for iPad. Reach a broader audience with the new high contrast report theme, text descriptions for data visualizations, and compatibility with the VoiceOver screen reader that is built into every iPad.
- SAS® Enterprise Guide®. Analyze data and publish results with this point-and-click, menu- and wizard-driven user interface. SAS Enterprise Guide now includes support for screen readers, magnifiers and refreshable Braille displays within the editor, log and output windows within the integrated development environment, as well as the ODS EPUB destination.
- JMP® Graph Builder for iPad®. Create, edit and view graphs wherever you are with the same Graph Builder engine found in JMP. The free app takes advantage of the built-in accessibility features of the iPad, including the VoiceOver screen reader.
It starts in the classroom.
Students with disabilities face numerous challenges on their way to achieving their full potential both in the classroom and the 21st-century knowledge economy. This especially rings true for visually impaired students in the areas of mathematics and science, which rely heavily on diagrams, charts and pictures to convey concepts and information.
SAS provides hands-on training that brings educators up to speed with the latest accessible technology and prepares them to use it effectively in the classroom. And SAS® Curriculum Pathways®, our suite of educational software, is made accessible to students of varying abilities through structured and guided processes that help them better understand concepts and develop skills.
In addition to making accessible technology the centerpiece of the classroom, we are dedicated to inspiring students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). People with disabilities are drastically underrepresented in STEM fields. We believe assistive technologies can break down barriers to entry, allowing more bright minds to contribute and innovate.
- Download SAS® Flash Cards for iPad®, a mobile learning app for learners of all ages and abilities.
- Learn more about our hands-on technology workshops for educators.
- Watch the Bloomberg story on unlocking the power of the iPad for the blind to see how SAS is training educators with hands-on workshops.
- Get the Quick Reference Guide for VoiceOver on iOS.
- Learn how SAS creates opportunities for students with disabilities.
- Download an accessible interactive map of the Governor Morehead School for the Blind in North Carolina.
Addressing human rights.
Governing bodies around the world recognize that equal access to information and services is a human rights issue. There are an estimated 1 billion people – about 15 percent of the population – with disabilities. This is the largest minority group, and a largely marginalized one, with poor health outcomes, lower educational achievement, less economic participation and higher poverty rates. Countries and governing bodies like the European Union and United Nations are passing broad legislation mandating accessibility to communication and information, health care, education, transportation, buildings and sites, and services to better include those with disabilities.
Accessible technology is vital to making this level of equality a reality. SAS is designing software that is accessible to government agencies that use it for data management and analysis, as well as citizens who must understand the information born out of the data – regardless of technical savvy, age or ability.
SAS is committed to providing accessible software products and documentation through the ongoing evolution of its product lines. Recognizing that accessible software also provides mainstream value and ease-of-use for everyone, we incorporate universal design into our development process.
We're better together.
SAS values collaboration, both within our company and with other organizations. We're always on the lookout for partners who are applying technology with accessibility in mind. Our unique portfolio of technology has the potential to enhance external projects, and vice versa.
The beauty of our statistical software is that it can be applied to a variety of industries to solve a whole range of problems. With some of our project partners, we are:
- Assessing the effectiveness of SAS audio-embossing technology that makes charts, graphs, and maps accessible to students with visual impairments. This project is led by Derrick Smith, PhD, of the University of Alabama at Huntsville and funded by a grant from the university.
- Developing an iBook® in conjunction with the Space Telescope Science Institute that utilizes SAS audio-embossing technology and other emerging technologies to ensure that the images from the Hubble Space Telescope are accessible to children with visual impairments. The project has been funded by an Education and Public Outreach (EPO) grant from NASA.
- Enhancing the experience for visually impaired visitors of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences with an iOS app that contains an accessible museum map and audio tracks from an existing, self-guided audio tour. This project is funded by the Spark Innovation Grant competition at the Institute of Museum and Library Sciences.
We're working to make sure students and professionals of all abilities can succeed in the classroom and the 21st century knowledge economy. - Ed Summers, Head of Accessibility, SAS


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Coker College volleyball team got their 2011 season off to a smashing start on Friday, by taking home a pair of 3-0 straight set victories in day one of the Queens University of Charlotte Volleyball Invitational.
The Cobras first win of the day came against Winston Salem State, when they shut out the Rams in three sets with scores of 27-25, 25-20 and 25-13.
In their second game, the Coker women were again victorious in straight sets. This time it was a 3-0 win over the Falcons of St. Augustine's College. The Cobras won with scores of 28-26, 25-11 and 25-23.
The Cobras will play their third and final match of the Queens Invitational on Saturday at noon against Virginia Union.


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People in Springfield and Sleepy Eye hoping to lose 10 pounds, maintain their weight or simply make healthier food choices will soon be seeing information to help them at convenience and grocery stores around town.
People in Springfield and Sleepy Eye hoping to lose 10 pounds, maintain their weight or simply make healthier food choices will soon be seeing information to help them at convenience and grocery stores around town. The Heart of Brown County Project, a grant-funded expansion of Hearts Beat Back: The Heart of New Ulm Project, is launching a new health campaign, called SWAP IT to DROP IT™ in early June.
The community-wide campaign is an expansion of a similar campaign recently conducted in New Ulm. The campaign is designed to inspire people to make small changes (SWAPs) every day that can help them lose or maintain weight and improve their health. Each quarter, the campaign will highlight new SWAP IT tips.
"The idea is that making SWAPs to save just 100 calories each day can help you lose 10 pounds in a year," explained registered dietitian Rebecca Fliszar. "For example, choose water instead of a soda, skip the sugar and creamer in your coffee or downsize your daily soda from 20 ounces to 12 ounces. It's that easy, and every SWAP makes a difference."
Signs and information about how to make healthy SWAPs (substitutions) will be featured in grocery stores and convenience stores. In addition, registered dietitians will be conducting regular tours at grocery stores to help people learn how to shop with heart health in mind, answer questions, and see how they can make food and beverage SWAPs to save calories.
Sleepy Eye convenience stores participating in the campaign include Caseys, 500 Main St. East; Cenex, 509 Main St. West; and Freedom, 400 Main St. West.
Participating convenience stores in Springfield include Expressway, 11 East Rock St., and Fuel Max, 221 West Rock St.
Participating grocery stores are Schutz Family Foods at 900 Main St. West in Sleepy Eye and Tauer's Grocery and Gas at 101 West Central in Springfield.
Upcoming grocery store tours:
Schutz Family Foods: June 12 at 3 p.m., June 25 at 4 p.m., July 8 at 10 a.m. and July 18 at 6 p.m.
Tauer's Grocery and Gas: June 6 at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m., June 13 at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m., June 18 at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. and June 25 at 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
All tours are free and last approximately one hour. No registration is required; people should meet the dietitian at the front of the store. Recipes and tips will be provided.
The Heart of Brown County Project is a grant-funded initiative coordinated by the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation, Allina Health and Brown County Public Health. For more information on the campaign, visit www.heartsbeatback.org and choose "SWAP IT to DROP IT" under the "Brown County" menu tab.


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Roses For Roy Rogers
By Bennett Owen
Now that's a passel of Palominos in Pasadena. 100 to be exact, symbolizing the centennial of Roy Rogers' birth.
Horses and riders escorted a float honoring the "King of the Cowboys"…decorated with more than 11-thousand roses, five-thousand gerberas and 500 carnations…with Roy's son and grandsons on board singing Happy Trails. In all, a fitting tribute to the memory of a man who embodied the cowboy spirit to a generation of youngsters the world over.
Aside from being a founding member of the Sons of the Pioneers, Rogers went on to star in 88 western movies, some with tongue firmly planted in cheek…
The Roy Rogers television show was also a hit and The Roy Rogers Riders Club had more than two million members in its heyday in the 1950s.
Of course this isn't the first time the 'Singing Cowboy' rode the streets of Pasadena. He made seven appearances in all and, along with wife Dale Evans, was Grand Marshalls in 1977. Hmmm, Marshall…that's fitting somehow. In 1954, Rogers rode a floral replica of his famed horse, Trigger.
A year later he helmed a float highlighting the Soap Box Derby…it just doesn't get any more American than that.
As for the 2012 edition, his son, Roy Jr. commented, "Dad never made it to 100, but he's looking down on this float with a smile."


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I will be doing a trip to visit Cairo and Kaskaskia in southern Illinois (from the Peoria area) and would be interested in stopping by various abandoned settlements along the way. Suggestions anyone? If it helps we have no issue going into a little bit of Missouri and Kentucky. I am fairly new to this, so any bit helps.
You won't be far from Fairfield Illinois. Stop and see Burgerville Ill. population 3.
There are no signs. I use to live in Fairfield and still have relatives there. It is about 5 miles north/east of Fairfield. The post office can probably tell you how to get there.
When I was in high school Geff and Cisne were almost ghost towns population dropped to about 25 people, they both made a come back Geff is now about 250 people, not sure about Cisne my cousin lives there I could ask her.
Browns Illinois on hwy 15 east of Albion. This town was population of 1 for a while I don't much about it now.
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Quinton Rampage Jackson
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- Full name Quinton Ramone Jackson
- Nickname Rampage
- Also known as Quinton Jackson
- Birth date June 20, 1978
- Birth place Memphis, Tennessee
- Current age 41 years 33 days
- Height 6 ft 1 in
- Weight 205 lb
When Rampage Jackson connects, he truly connects. When he sets out to do damage, he does serious damage. And if his opponent fails to keep their chin away from his fists, that chin introduces itself to the deck.
Rampage is box office. When he is fighting, the spectator is always one second away from a jaw-dropping knockout. When he is talking, the listener is always on the cusp of a headline-grabbing, reputation-breaking one-liner.
As a career in a nutshell, Jackson's compares to the best. He is a former UFC light-heavyweight champion and the first man to ever unify Pride and UFC championships. His list of career victims includes the names of Chuck Liddell, Wanderlei Silva, Lyoto Machida and Dan Henderson, and that list is yet to be finished.
However, it is the many sub-plots of Rampage Jackson's career that make him a fan favourite. Sub-plots like his vicious rivalry with Wanderlei, which saw Rampage lethally knocked out twice, only for the Wolf's Lair fighter to hit back with a KO of his own at UFC 92.
Sub-plots such as the memorable knockout of Ricardo Arona, who had been looking for a triangle choke finish of his own when Jackson rendered the Brazilian unconscious with a powerbomb slam.
And sub-plots such as The Ultimate Fighter, which has seen Rampage lose the plot with rival coaches Forrest Griffin and Rashad Evans, both of whom he later lost against in hugely contrasting fights. The Griffin loss was a Fight of the Year contender, a large proportion of which Jackson contested on one leg. The Evans bout was a major disappointment.
And disappointment appears to be the theme of Jackson's career-end, having finished his UFC stay with three straight losses.
Career high
In a career littered with exceptional highs, Jackson's knockout of Chuck Liddell at UFC 71 was a moment never to be forgotten. Liddell was at the top of his game at the time, but a single hook from Jackson sparked a spell of five defeats in six fights for the Iceman on his way to retirement.
Career low
Inside the UFC, Rampage has been shocked by Forrest Griffin (losing his title in the process) and he was frustrated by big rival Rashad Evans. However, the humbling defeat against Mauricio Shogun Rua during his Pride days, when Rampage suffered broken ribs, still rankles with the former champion more than most.
"Get the bottom of your feet sponsored son... cause you getting laid out."
Rampage played the role of BA Baracus in the The A-Team movie.
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – Coker College vice president of athletics and facilities Lynn Griffin announced today the appointment of Ali Nelson as head coach of the spirit team.
"It's so great to be back at Coker," Nelson said. "I'm ready to make the spirit squad a big part of this campus and help these student-athletes reach their full potential. The Coker community will be excited with what we are going to bring to the table."
Nelson will be tasked with leading the Cobra spirit program. Her duties will include recruiting student-athletes to compete on the team, scheduling competitions and game-day performances, fundraising for the program, choreographing all routines and managing the program budget.
"Our spirit team is in great hands with Ali as its leader," Griffin said. "She brings a lot of energy, enthusiasm and experience to the program, which it greatly needs. I am very excited to have Ali on board leading our student-athletes."
Prior to joining Coker, Nelson worked at the Brenda Cranford School of Dance in Hartsville, S.C. There she was in charge of choreography for jazz and hip-hop competition teams and served as an instructor for acrobatic/gymnastic, hip-hop, jazz and ballet classes.
Nelson's accomplishments also include a performance in France with Anou Skan, a professional dance company. She also had choreography selected to the 2012 American College Dance Festival at Dalton College.
Nelson has been a competitive dancer for 10 years and participated in competitive cheering for two years. She graduated cum laude from Coker in 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts in dance with a concentration in performance/choreography.
Coker College readies undergraduates for personal and professional success through a distinctive four-year program that emphasizes a practical application of the liberal arts as well as hands-on and discussion-based learning within and beyond the classroom. Coker is ranked among the "Best Colleges" in the South by U.S. News & World Report as well as The Princeton Review. Located in Hartsville, S.C., Coker is within two hours of the cultural, financial and recreational resources of Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston and Myrtle Beach.


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MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Animal health officials are urging Wisconsin cattle farmers to take preventive measures against a disease recently confirmed in cattle in the state.
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection says two cases of epizootic hemorrhagic disease, or EHD, were confirmed in state cattle.
EHD is commonly transmitted by biting midges and black flies. The disease primarily affects deer but also can infect cattle.
State Veterinarian Paul McGraw says until there's a hard freeze that kills the midges and flies, EHD will remain a threat to cattle. McGraw recommends farmers use insect control to eliminate midges and flies.
EHD in cattle is rare, but can happen when conditions support insect growth. Signs include fever, ulcers in the mouth and gums, and lameness or stiffness when walking.


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A Texas judge blocked President Obama's bid to expand overtime pay protections to millions of Americans on Tuesday, thwarting a key presidential priority just days before it was set to take effect.
The Labor Department rule would have doubled the salary level at which hourly workers must be paid extra for overtime pay, from $23,660 to $47,476. Siding with business groups including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Texas District Judge Amos L. Mazzant III halted it.
The rule, finalized in May, represented the first such change in more than a decade and was hailed at the time as the most consequential action the Obama administration could take for middle-class workers without congressional involvement.
The Breitbart News Network is seeing some of its advertisers head for the exit doors and is responding in typical Breitbart fashion: by going on the counteroffensive, labeling one of them as "un-American" and calling it a war on conservatism.
Since Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election, Los Angeles-based Breitbart has experienced a backlash from some advertisers who say that the online site conflicts with their corporate values.
Breitbart took a pro-Trump stance during the campaign, supporting the Republican candidate's views on immigration and national security. The company's executive chairman, Steve Bannon, who is on a leave of absence, was Trump's campaign manager and has been named chief White House strategist.
Facing the likelihood of dramatically stepped-up deportations under a President Donald Trump, the Supreme Court justices sounded closely split Wednesday over whether the government can indefinitely jail immigrants with criminal convictions while they fight legal efforts to remove them from the country.
Trump, who made illegal immigration one of the platforms of his presidential campaign, has promised to deport as many as 3 million immigrants once he takes office, and the Supreme Court case involving a Los Angeles immigrant could give his administration greater leverage.
President-elect Donald Trump's newly announced agreement to save more than 1,000 jobs in Indiana gave him the kind of trophy he covets: a tangible victory that matches his campaign promise to serve as deal maker in chief.
But its long-term value will depend on what Trump gave up to keep those factory jobs from going to Mexico and whether he is able to craft a successful fiscal policy that has a broader impact on the economy.
House and Senate negotiators announced a compromise Tuesday that would permit the Pentagon to forgive debts owed by thousands of California National Guard soldiers who received improper bonuses during the height of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The agreement was included in a defense bill due to be voted on by the House on Friday and the Senate next week.
It seeks to strike a balance between the Pentagon's concerns about fraud in the bonus system and lawmakers' attempts to resolve a scandal that has hurt thousands of military veterans and sparked a public furor.
A U.S. military investigation has found that "unintentional human errors" led to a coalition airstrike that mistakenly killed dozens of Syrian-backed troops this fall, but it did not recommend disciplining anyone for the deadly attack.
The Sept. 17 air raid on a garrison in the eastern Syrian town of Dair Alzour is one of the worst coalition errors to emerge since the Obama administration began an air war against Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria in mid-2014.
The attack, which was in an area also frequented by Russian forces, led to sharp criticism from Moscow after it emerged that Russian attempts to use a communications hotline to stop the attack were not answered for nearly half an hour.
The United Nations has slapped additional sanctions on North Korea in an effort to cut its exports of raw materials as punishment for conducting another nuclear test.
The U.N. Security Council on Wednesday unanimously approved a U.S.-drafted resolution aimed at cutting North Korea's exports of coal, copper, silver and other raw materials, which are its biggest legitimate sources of foreign revenue.
The latest sanctions were issued in response to Pyongyang's fifth and largest nuclear test, which was conducted in September in violation of U.N. resolutions.
In an unusual public warning, the head of the CIA said Wednesday it would be the "height of folly" and "disastrous" for President-elect Donald Trump to scrap the Iran nuclear deal.
CIA Director John Brennan said in a TV interview that ripping up the historic accord could allow Iran to resume its nuclear program and set off an arms race in the Middle East by encouraging other countries to acquire their own nuclear weapons.
"I think it would be disastrous" for the incoming Trump administration to renege on the deal with Iran, Brennan said in an unusually blunt interview with BBC.
House Democrats elected Rep. Nancy Pelosi for another term as minority leader after she fended off a rival who said the November election showed the party needs change at the top.
The San Francisco Democrat has beaten back challengers before, but this year's campaign from Ohio Democratic Rep. Tim Ryan focused attention on President-elect Donald Trump's success in attracting white, working class voters in Rust Belt states that had traditionally been part of the Democratic base.
Pelosi responded by expanding her leadership team to include more seats at the table for younger members and those from states Trump won.
President-elect Donald Trump reassured voters during his insurgent political campaign that he would protect Medicare, Social Security and other popular federal assistance programs.
But in tapping Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga.) to be his Health and Human Services secretary, he has elevated one of the most aggressive proponents of dramatically overhauling the government safety net for seniors and low-income Americans, a long-held conservative goal.
President-elect Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday morning that he would "leave" his business operations "in total to fully focus on running the country."
Trump's vast interests in real estate and other ventures have raised unprecedented concerns about the potential for conflict of interest, both at home and internationally.
In one of a series of tweets, Trump said he would be "leaving my great business in total."


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Let $G=\langle x, y, z| xyx^{-1}=zy, xzx^{-1}=z, yz=zy\rangle$, denote $l^1(G)^{\times}$ to be the set of units in $l^1(G)$, which we have considered as a ring with multiplication defined by the usual convolution, i.e., $(\sum_{g\in G}\lambda_gg)(\sum_{h\in G}\mu_hh)=\sum_{g, h\in G}\lambda_g\mu_hgh$.
Can we find $l=p_1(y, z)x^{n_1}+\cdots p_k(y,z)x^{n_k}\in l^1(G)^{\times}$ such that $\sum_{i=1}^k2^{n_i}p_i(y,z)(1-z^{n_i}y)=0$?
Here, $\forall~ 1\leq i\leq k, ~p_i(y,z)\in \mathbb{Z}G$ and $n_1<\cdots <n_k\in \mathbb{Z}$ to be determined. Note that the group element $x$ does not appear in $p_i(y, z)$.
This problem is related to the Ore condition. I want to show that $l$ does not exist, suppose it exists, then I have considered the natural quotient map $\phi: G\to H=G/<z^2>$. Note that it would induce a map $\phi: l^1(G)^{\times}\to l^1(H)^{\times}$, then $\phi(l)\in l^1(H)^{\times}$, but I still could not handle this..


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The New Zealand dollar will struggle to exhibit a clear trend this week with Japanese monetary policy and US budget policy at the top of traders' minds.
The kiwi recently traded at 83.46 US cents from 83.64 cents at 5pm on Friday. It may trade in a range of 81.80 cents to 84.70 cents this week, according to a BusinessDesk survey of four traders and strategists.
"I'm seeing that the uptrend since June last year remains intact as long as 82.00 cents holds," Imre Speizer, senior markets strategist at Westpac, said.
"Momentum has slipped and the kiwi could test just under 83.00 cents," he said, saying he was neutral on direction this week.
Alex Sinton at ANZ is predicting an upward bias for the kiwi this week but says direction is a hard call.
"The Bank of Japan tomorrow is the fly in the ointment," he said.
The Bank of Japan is expected to keep to its plan of stimulating the Japanese economy, which has made the yen weak.
All 23 economists in a Bloomberg News survey expect the central bank to expand asset purchases at a two-day meeting that starts today.
"Most of what they unveil tomorrow will have been priced into the yen and if anything we might get some yen buying once the news is out with people taking profit on short-yen positions," Mr Speizer said.
"Kiwi-yen is really extremely over-bought technically and it's really screaming that it needs to correct at least a few yen," he said.
In the US, the Republican-controlled House of Representatives has signalled that it intends to support a three-month extension of the US debt ceiling.
Bancorp Treasury Services says that this would avert a government debt default in February or March.
The looming US debt ceiling fight was not yet upsetting markets, with US equities touching five-year peaks.
Mr Speizer said a vote on this temporary debt ceiling increase on Wednesday US time may prove to be the most important event for the new Zealand market this week.
"The extension would put off a fight between the Republicans and Obama over a long term ceiling increase until they have negotiated two other fiscal deadlines in the next few months."
With a weaker-than-expected December- uarter New Zealand consumers price index now behind the market, the focus is turning to Australian December-quarter inflation data on Wednesday.
The headline consumers price index is expected to be softer because of weak food prices, but the core rate will be little changed.
A rate cut is expected to be discussed at the next Reserve Bank of Australia board meeting in February and a low core CPI could be a tipping point.
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Katy Perry Talks Grandma, Nose Piercing + Why She Wants Fans to See Her at Her Lowest Point on 'The Tonight Show'
Katy Perry was the couch guest on 'The Tonight Show With Jay Leno' last night (June 21), promoting her film, 'Katy Perry: Part of Me' and sharing a pair of the heart-shaped 3D glasses she designed with Jay Leno.
Perry further spoke about her strict Christian parents and their background, her sassy, Sin City livin' grandma, self-piercing her nose and why she wants fans to see her at her lowest point in the flick.
Looking lovely with purple waves and a midnight-blue, form-fitting dress with an upside down, leather flower appliqué on the shoulder, Perry admitted her family helps ground her."When I need to energize or regroup, I go back to Santa Barbara," she said.
When a graphic of her "coolest preacher I've ever seen" dad Keith Hudson popped on screen,
Katy said, "He's like Mr. Clean and one of the Hell's Angels put together. He is very funny. The real true comedian is my grandmother. She is in the film. She's is 91 years old and lives in Las Vegas. She has all her marbles plus one." There is a clip at the end of Grams telling Perry she is a "show off."
Perry reveals her dad was a long-haired, Woodstock attendee who did "all those things with Timothy Leary" –so, drugs! — and when he was picking apples, he opened a Bible and saw a verse come off the page.
"To this day, I say Dad, that was the LSD," she joked. She also said her aunt was a topless showgirl who found the Lord and her parents met at one of her aunt's tent revivals. Now we know where the charisma comes from. It's a family trait.
Perry shared that she pierced her nose with a safety pin when her mother said no! She also said she
is the black sheep of the Hudson family.
About three minutes into the second clip, Perry reveals why she included footage of her split from Russell Brand in the film, saying, Just because you are in the spotlight doesn't mean you get to dodge curveballs. If you see the movie and it was completely avoided, it would seem strange. I wanted to handle it delicately with the most integrity as I possibly can." She did say it's not flattering to watch intense moments where she breaks down, but contends that "people will relate even more, seeing me at my lowest point and my highest point."
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DAYTON, Ohio (AP) Ray McCallum scored 24 points and Detroit took control in the second half for an 83-76 victory over Wright State Wednesday night in a Horizon League game.
The Titans (14-8, 6-3) trailed 41-40 at halftime but outscored the Raiders (14-8, 5-4) 43-35 after the break. The victory avenged a 64-62 loss to Wright State on Jan. 21.
The deciding factor this time was 3-point shooting. Detroit was 9 of 19 from beyond the arc, including 3 of 5 by McCallum. Wright State, however, was a woeful 9 of 34.
McCallum got double-figure help from three teammates. Nick Minnerath scored 18 points, Doug Anderson added 15 and Juwan Howard Jr. chipped in 11.
For Wright State, Jerran Young led the Raiders with 14 points. Reggie Arceneaux totaled 12 more, while Kendall Griffin and Cole Darling scored 11 and 10 points respectively.


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Cortez Idol finalists are selected
The top 20 finalists have been named for the 2nd Annual Cortez Idol competition. The winner receives a $1,000 cash prize.
More than 50 singers auditioned over a two-week period. The top 20 finalists moving on were announced late Wednesday after the second round of auditions.
The top 20 finalist include: Chris Garcia, Brianna Van Rope, Branden Miller, Kate, Josie Sitton, Dan Mock, Koral Jackson, Kylee Sitton, Kelsie Dunham, Madison Sitton, Linella Miller, Lynda Cordova, Marla Sitton, Nate Mayfield, Misty Spore, Megan Demars, Rhed Leonard, Troy Hicks, Tegan Duncan and Whitney Dunham.
In the first round of competition Jan. 29, finalists are required to sing any song from the 1980s. The competition, hosted by Blondie's Trophy Room on Main Street, starts at 8 p.m.
After the first round, a panel of judges will narrow the pool to 15. The second round Feb. 5, will feature songs from 1990s country. After that, three other singers will be eliminated.
The third round on Feb. 12, will feature tunes from Elton John. The top nine competitors will advance.
The fourth round on Feb. 19 requires competitors to sing two songs. One must be a hip-hop tune and the other must feature a song by a deceased artist.
The fifth round Feb. 26, featuring the top six competitors, will require a 1970s-era pop or rock song as well as a tune from a movie soundtrack.
The top three singers will compete in the final round March 5, for the $1,000 cash prize. Competitors will sing three tunes, including one of their choice, a judge's selection and a 2013-recorded tune.
Two county planners are appointed
The Montezuma County Commissioners appointed Bob Clayton and Dennis Atwater for two-year terms to the Montezuma County Planning board. Mike Rosso and Mike Gaddy were appointed to serve three-year terms on the board. Terms began Jan. 1.
The commissioners held public interviews of all candidates. The next planning commission meeting is Jan. 23 at 6 p.m. at in the county chambers.
Kentucky fugitive nabbed in Mancos
A Kentucky fugitive wanted in connection to a rape charge will face an extradition hearing next month in Montezuma County.
Anthony Morgan, 26, appeared before District Court Judge Todd Plewe on Thursday, Jan. 23. Plewe informed the suspect that he faces extradition to Ballard County Kentucky on a charge of second-degree rape.
Morgan was reportedly apprehended by the Mancos Marshal's Office on Dec. 28, 2013.
While in custody, local investigators discovered on Jan. 9, that Morgan was wanted in Kentucky on the rape charge, according to Plewe.
An extradition hearing was scheduled for 9 a.m. on Feb. 10.
No further details were immediately available.


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Welcome to the home of Triathlon in Penrith.
Panthers Triathlon Club was established in 1985 and is the longest standing Triathlon Club in the western Sydney region with over 400 registered members.
The Club offers something for everyone and caters for athletes of all ages and abilities. Membership provides locals with access to triathlon training partners, affiliated local triathlon resources and a host of training activities and club races. The aim is to offer a family friendly environment where everyone can enjoy the challenge and fun of the ultimate multisport – Triathlon.
If you are new to the sport OR a seasoned athlete looking to join; becoming a PTC member is simple:
Find out more about members benefits, activities and rates by visiting out membership page here.
Our members have plenty of opportunities to train, encourage and work with other members and partners of the club. With access to a number of specialised triathlon coaches, Training partners and various club activities you will have everything you need to prepare for your next race. To find out more please visit the Training Section of this website: Training.
PTC hosts a number of regular Triathlon and Duathlon events along social activities for members. All races are held at the Sydney International Regatta Centre, Penrith and are usually run each month. Additional activities including our handicap run and open water swim are run throughout the year. To find out more about our Club Races please visit: Club Races.


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We wrap up our coverage of the 2011 North American Handmade Bicycle Show with a final image gallery of some the best things we saw on the show floor that we haven't yet shown you.
We may not have managed to cover everything that was on display at NAHBS this year but we came pretty close. So sit back, relax, and set aside a good chunk of time.
Next year's show heads back west to Sacramento, California - we'll see you there.
Paul Components' center-pull brakes were a hot commodity at NAHBS. Photo: James Huang
Mosaic outfitted this bike with carved lugs and an extended head tube. Photo: James Huang
Watson Cycles showed off this rugged snow bike at NAHBS. Photo: James Huang
Boo Cycles fitted one of its NAHBS bikes with this novel one-piece bar and stem made of handwrapped carbon fiber and bamboo. Photo: James Huang
Demon was new to NAHBS but we suspect it won't be the last we've heard of them. Photo: James Huang
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There is an art to performing cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, and in 1985 Dr. Jed Horowitz brought his artistic surgical skills to the Pacific Center for Plastic Surgery with experience in a wide range of cosmetic and reconstructive surgery procedures.
His extensive knowledge, training and exceptional abilities in plastic surgery, along with his sensitivity to patient needs and goals, provide his patients with the highest level of confidence and trust.
A graduate of the State University of New York, Buffalo Medical School, Dr. Horowitz went on to complete an internship at Boston University and his general surgery residency at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia. His extensive plastic surgery training was completed at the University of Virginia.
Dr. Horowitz is board certified by the American Board of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a member of numerous local and national medical organizations including the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons and the Los Angeles, Orange County and California Medical Associations. In addition, he is a clinical instructor of surgery at the USC School of Medicine.
He has performed thousands of cosmetic surgery procedures including breast enhancement, reduction and lift, face lift, forehead lift, upper and lower eyelid surgery, laser skin resurfacing, chemical peel, nose reshaping and reconstruction liposuction and tummy tuck.
His hospital affiliations throughout Long Beach and Orange County include Memorial Medical Center of Long Beach, Long Beach Community Medical Center, St. Mary's Medical Center, Los Alamitos Medical Center, Hoag Memorial Hospital and St. Joseph's Hospital. He is a member of the Cleft Palate Team at the Children's Hospital of Memorial Medical Center performing reconstructive surgery on children unfortunate to have been born with cleft lips or other birth defects.
Dr Horowitz has contributed to several published articles in local and national medical journals and literature and has presented topics in plastic and reconstructive surgery to fellow physicians at the Southeastern Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons annual meetings. Recently he was listed in The Best Doctors in America; Pacific Region, 1996-1997, a book published by Woodward/White, a South Carolina based research firm who asked thousands of fellow physicians in the Pacific Region which specialists they would feel comfortable sending a friend or loved one to for medical care. He has also been included in the 26th edition of the Who's Who in the West.
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A phenomenon whereby the perception of a moving sound varies based on its position with respect to the listener. As it approaches a listener it is perceived at a higher frequency and as it moves away, a lower one. This may be attributed to the perceived sense of shorter wavelengths given a close proximity and longer ones further away. (based on Dictionnaire des arts médiatiques: http://www.dictionnairegram.org)
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