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The Heights Music Festival (formerly Clifton Heights Music Festival, launched in 2009) kicks off tonight with more than 70 bands (and some comedy sets) at five venues within walking distance around Clifton Heights. Rohs Street Café, Baba Budan's, Mac's, Christy's and Roxx Electrocafe all host performances beginning at 7 p.m. tonight and starting at 3 p.m. tomorrow afternoon through the night. Tickets are $8 for just tonight, $5 for tomorrow's daytime shows or $12 for the whole weekend. Go here for lineup details and more information.
iconic Cincinnati-based artist Charley Harper passed away almost five years
ago, his artwork is as recognizable now than ever. His modernist depictions of
nature and wildlife still cover the walls of fans young and old. Mary Ran
Gallery is currently holding an exhibit and sale of Harper's vintage signed and
numbered prints. Stop by the Hyde Park gallery, peep some of his colorful works
and walk away with one of your own. Find details here.
TEDxCincinnatiChange is the first of many TED events to hit the Tri-state this spring. Saturday's theme is "Big Picture, Small Details," set to examine issues with global and local impact and zeroing in on small details to make big ideas work. This a satellite event of a national TEDxChange, which marks a partnership between TED (Technology, Entertainments and Design) and the Melinda Gates Foundation. The Cincinnati event will kick off with a live streaming of a TEDxChange talk from Berlin. Speakers and performers include filmmakers Andrea Sisson and Peter Ohs, True Body Project founder Stacy Sims, taste of Beligum's Jean-Francois Flechet and many more. The event is currently sold out, but go here to find other upcoming TED events.
Rumspringa is a rite of passage when Amish adolescents can leave their community and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere prior to deciding to be baptized or to leave the Amish church. In popular culture, those participating in Rumspringa are often portrayed as hardcore partiers, swapping their values and traditional garb for booze and sex (but in actuality, it's not so drastic – most choose to continue being Amish). Saturday, Mayday presents its annual Rumspringa Beer and Sausage Fest. Rock out like it's your only chance to do so and enjoy Amish-inspired delights like beerwurst, bangers, homemade mustards and more beer than you can shake a buckled shoe at. Remember to call a designated carriage driver! The fun starts at 4 p.m.
OTR A.D.O.P.T. is an organization that helps match prospective home/business owners renovate deteriorating historic buildings in Over-the-Rhine. Saturday, Neon's Unplugged hosts a benefit for the organization, inviting you to Partly Like it's 1869! Learn about the organization and how to get involved while celebrating the eclectic neighborhood. Costumes are encourage, so sport your favorite hoop skirt or suspenders and capture your look in a photo booth. A $5 donation gets you in; enjoy old timey drink specials from 8 p.m.-1 a.m.
Check our full To Do page for more arts and events, follow our music blog for this weekend's shows and find theater recommendations here. And Happy Zombie Jesus Day!
Avengers or X-Men: whose side are you on? In one of the largest comic happenings of the year, Marvel Comics releases its new dual-team comic series Avengers vs. X-Men this week. To celebrate, Newport's Arcadian Comics & Games host a launch party tonight. Comic book fans young and old are encouraged to come out and be among to purchase the new issue (for under $4!).
Arcadian will provide posters, buttons and other swag for attendees and Ghost Empire Collective will offer custom sketches and other artwork for purchase. A timely release, The Avengers film comes out in theaters May 4. More of an X-Men fan? So are many Arcadian supporters – the store took a vote on which side to sponsor and that superhero team won. Check out alternate covers, posters and a special X-Men sale. The store is open late for the event, running 8-10 p.m. Find more information here.
Important People hosts author Thomas Patrick Levy to celebrate his new book of poetry, I Don't Mind If You're Feeling Alone. The event, held at the Occupy Cincinnati Community Warehouse, will also feature local poets Matt Hart and Lisa Summe.
Levy's latest work "blurs the lines between flash-fiction, prose, poetry and memoir. It sets the reader in new and unknown- sometimes even confusing and surprising- spaces." The New Jersey Native is touring across the U.S. promoting his book, traveling from coast-to-coast from his current home in California. Go here for directions and event details.
Onstage offerings tonight include The Addams Family at the Aronoff and Playhouse's Tigers Be Still. Check out our To Do page for a full list of daily events.
Singer-songwriter Feist and award-winning filmmaker Martin de Thurah will present a musically-charged evening at the Contemporary Arts Center April 9. Feist and de Thurah (who's worked with Kanye West, Fever Ray and Röyksopp) will discuss the creative process of creating a music video, a perfect event to coincide with the CAC's current exhibit Spectacle: The Music Video.
The duo will present a video screening followed by a talk moderated by Spectacle curator and Flux creative collective member Jonathan Wells. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for the 7 p.m. event, and admission is $15 for CAC members, $20 for everyone else. There will be a cash bar. Buy tickets in advance here.
Feist and de Thurah collaborated on the singer's video for "The Bad in Each Other."
The CAC has hosted some exceptional events lately, bringing electronic musician Dan Deacon to Spectacle's opening party this February, and welcoming street artist Shepard Fairey back to DJ a reception in his honor just last week. This is sure to be another full house party.
Want to enjoy a more cosmic experience this weekend? Stop by the Cincinnati Astronomical Society in Cleves for the Mars Returns program. Mars is visible from Earth this time of year, and with CAS's powerful telescope, you'll get an excellent glimpse of the famed red planet (weather permitting). Learn about the myths and mysteries that surround Mars and the latest info from NASA. This free program takes place from 8-11 p.m. Saturday. Consider making a small donation on your way out to create more astronomical opportunities at the center.
The Cincinnati Rollergirls take on the Demolition City Roller Derby from Evansville, IN. in the third annual College Night Saturday. Students, faculty and staff just need to show school IDs at the door for $10 tickets — the first 300 get free CRG bottle openers. If you missed the girls' season opener, be sure to check out this match, the second home double-header of the 2012 season. Doors open at 6 p.m.with the first bout rolling off at 7 p.m. As always, enjoy $1 happy hour beers from 6-7 p.m. and stick around after the game to meet those badass chicks!
Quick Notes: Stage Door breaks down this weekend's theater offerings; find upcoming concerts and club shows here; Prairie Gallery's Airstream and the Contemporary Arts Centers' Dasha Shiskin exhibit are among this week's visual art suggestions; find even more events on our To Do page.
Shepard Fairey returns to Cincinnati tonight! The street artist-turned-superstar is being honored with ArtsWave's Rosa F. and Samuel B. Sachs Fund Prize for his artistic contributions across Cincinnati in 2010. Fairey will be at the Contemporary Arts Center to DJ a dance party at 9 p.m. He has made a limited amount of exclusive prints and the CAC is giving some signed copies away to new and retuning members. Speaking of, the party is for CAC members only, but really, it's a great reason to join the museum. Memberships can still be purchased for $25-$125. Doors open at 8 p.m.
Seasoned comedian Tammy Pescatelli headlines at Funny Bone on the Levee tonight through Sunday. The sassy Sicilian gained attention as one of the final five contestants on the second season of Last Comic Standing. Though she looks like she could blend in on one of the ubiquitous New Jersey reality travesties (she bears a striking resemblance to Theresa from The Real Housewives of New Jersey), Pescatelli grew up in Cleveland, and is funny for all the right reasons. Her Cincinnati stop is just one on a U.S. tour to promote her new comedy album Finding the Funny. Tonight's show starts at 8 p.m.
Cirque Du Soleil's latest production, Dralion, continues tonight at the Bank of Kentucky Center. This East-meets-West extravaganza features an international cast of world-class acrobatic performers. The title Dralion symbolizes two iconic forces: the dragon (East) and the lion (West). Expect bold, over-the-top costuming and design, a wide variety of acts (incorporating aerial hoops, trampolines and juggling) and mystifying performers who transform commonplace acts like jumping rope and yo-yoing into a visual feast. Find ticket information here.
Check out our reviews of Time Stands Still, The Addams Family, Tigers Be Still, all with shows tonight. Find more arts events here and follow our music blog for the latest on live shows.
On March 15, DHL announced that $47 million would be invested in a new facility at its CVG hub. This new sorting facility will help meet international customer demands and add close to 300 jobs over the next 12 months. The date given for the facility to be operational is Nov. 2012.
DHL has been thriving compared to the downward spiral that is Delta. DHL has gone from 1,600 jobs to 2,000 in the span of three years and has invested around $105 million in the Cincinnati location since it was established in 2009. Not everything that happens at CVG is bad.
During my two years as a baggage handler I experienced a little bit of everything. From holding on to the wing of a plane to keep in from tipping during a wind storm, to seeing a drunk little person getting taken off a plane in handcuffs, to destroying a few bags. There is more to an airport than what passengers see in the concourses. Have you ever wondered where that guy in the orange vest was going when he disappeared behind a door? Ever thought about how your bag was being handled? Well, hopefully with a few of these stories those questions and more can be answered.
The Weird
During my time as a baggage handler, I saw some incredible things. At the same time, there were weird events that took place. These would occur like lightning; they happened quickly and would never strike the same place twice.
One of those events is about a worker stealing. He wasn't stealing from the company, but stealing from passengers' bags, more specifically, female passengers' bags. As baggage handlers, we would load the bags up into the cargo bins of aircraft. These bins were only big enough for one person, and at times that one person would be in the bin for extended periods of time. Normal workers would write random sayings on the bin walls, or play a game on their phone, but this guy did something different.
When he was up in the cargo bin, he would go through the bags until he found women's panties — clean or dirty. To show the high caliber of intelligence some of the people at the airport had, he kept all the underwear in his locker at work. There was no attempt to hide anything in his car or house; the underwear was in a bag in the break room. I'm not one to call someone stupid, but he deserves it for this one.
Did he get caught? Hell yes, he got caught. When our supervisors went through his locker, sure enough, there was the underwear. His explanation of it is comical on its own. "It's for my girlfriend." His girlfriend, if he had one, fluctuated in weight a lot because the underwear was different sizes. This doesn't reflect on every baggage handler but it shows there are some strange people touching your bags.
The Disgusting
The job of a baggage handler is a dirty one. I came in contact with bags full of unwashed clothes, shook hands with people who don't wash their hands after using the bathroom and cleaned out the restrooms. Ever wondered who cleans out the lavatory on an aircraft? Well, at CVG, that job falls to the baggage handlers. This task is worthy enough for Mike Rowe and then some.
When an aircraft needed to have its bathroom dumped, a handler would drive up next to the plane in the "lav cart." Imagine a blue electric cart that has never been washed, excrement has been spilled on it, it has a tank full of shit and the sun has been cooking its contents all day. I felt like I should have been wearing a Hazmat suit whenever I was around the damn thing. It made me throw up a little every time I was in the driver's seat.
When a baggage handler dumps a lav, he or she drives the cart up to the aircraft, hooks up the foulest smelling hose to the aircraft and pulls a lever. What comes out, I'll leave for the imagination. Once all the lovely contents are inside the cart, the "blue juice" is added, which is the liquid solution that you see when flushing an aircraft toilet.
Some handlers would dump a lav, not wash their hands and then go straight to loading bags. A person fresh from coming in close contact with human goodness would go right on touching, quite possibly, your possessions.
The Embarrassing
In the movie Fight Club the narrator tells of a policy about holding a passenger's bag if it is vibrating. At CVG I never once saw a bag being taken because it was vibrating. What we did do was either slam the bag on the ground in hopes of shutting off the razor or toothbrush — not the smartest idea if it really was an explosive. Another way we handled a vibrating bag was to call the passenger down to the ramp where we would proceed to open it to find the cause of the vibration. If you have seen Fight Club you know what is coming next. Sometimes the bag would belong to a female passenger. When her bag would be opened a certain product would be rattling around on the inside. That happened to me once and while the passenger was red-faced, I had to walk away before I began to laugh in her face. Movies can teach you something every now and then.
There is a side to an airport that most people don't know about. Sure, there are those zoo-like windows in the concourses that allow passengers to see outside, but that is just a glimpse. Does everyone want to know about what goes on behind those doors? Probably not. I'm not trying to scare people away from flying. In a way, an airport is similar to a restaurant. Taken at face value everything is great and everyone has a smile on their face, but behind closed doors disgusting, depraved and weird things are going on.
As always, there will be dinner-by-the-bite from your favorite restaurants like Adriatico's, Izzy's and A Tavola; coffee and dessert from Coffee Emporium and BonBonerie; and the city's best cocktails including martinis, Bloody Marys and margaritas. As you're eating your way through the beautiful Memorial Hall, enjoy music from a DJ and a live performance from Exhale Dance Tribe performers.
Other events tonight include a Make and Bake glass jewelry class at Brazee Studios from 5-7 p.m., a Homegrown Tomatoes workshop at the Civic Garden Center from 6-8 p.m. and free concert at CCM featuring the U.S. Navy Band from Washington, D.C. at 8 p.m.
can be dangerous. Tebowing is just plain dumb. If there's one viral Internet
pose I can sign off on, it's Draping.
Fashioned after Don Draper's iconic pose in the Mad Men intro, Draping has infiltrated the interwebs! This is all in anticipation for Sunday's long-awaited two-hour season premiere. Read more about that here.
Like many fun Internet bits I stumble upon, Drinkify is a really simple site that has that cool, "Why didn't I think of that?" factor. Just enter the artist you're listening to (or plan to that night), and Drinkify matches a perfect beverage to match. Vampire Weekend = PBR, Sleigh Bells = 10 oz. Whiskey ("Serve neat.") and, because I was curious, Justin Bieber = 8 oz. Red Bull.
Anyone who knows my television habits is fully aware of my love for Bravo shows. I know, it's an abomination, but sometimes you just want a Taco Bell bean burrito instead of a fresh-cooked meal, and sometimes I want to watch Real Housewives instead of quality television. It keeps me grounded.
The latest gem Bravo has bestowed upon us: Shahs of Sunset, a reality show (duh) about a wealthy group of Persians in Beverly Hills. Don't hate me. The following is one of many internet rants from Shahs' hottest piece, Reza (NSFW). I'll never look at Parmesan cheese the same way again.
The award for web video series that will make you snort aloud, revealing that you're screwing around at work goes to...Bad Lip Readings! I'm late on this, I know, but damn if these stupid videos aren't hilarious. Unfortunately Rick Santorum's real words are just as ridiculous as the ones dubbed in this video.
One could not recap recent internet/popular news without mentioning KNOYGATE. Though anyone reading this has access to the Internet and therefore has probably been bombarded with the progressing stories on Kony, allow me to briefly explain.
Joseph Kony is the head of a Ugandan guerilla group that terrorizes the country, murdering villages, kidnapping children from their homes and turning them into soliders. He's an international villain, and filmmaker/activist Jason Russell has made it his mission to stop him. Russell created the film-turned-movement Invisible Children after spending time in Uganda. The movie's been around since 2006, but Russell recently started an internet campaign, KONY 2012, to spread awareness about the injustice in Uganda.
The video flooded Facebook walls, news sites and Twitter Feeds like wildfire. It was particularly popular with younger people, because the video targeted American youth, explaining that if enough people know who Kony is, we can get our government to do something about him. That translates to "Young people can make a difference," which is totally a good thing. Kids have been infiltrating malls, sharing KONY 2012 stickers and bracelets to spread awareness. But some people started to get concerned.
See, it's obviously great that young people are concerned about international injustice. But fad activism isn't just annoying; following an organization you don't previously research is dumb – and re-posting a YouTube video doesn't make you an activist.
Soon after the video went viral came speculation about Russell and Invisible Children. Because, you know, some people like to look into an organization before blindly accepting its cause. Turns out just a little over one-third of the non-profit's funds went to direct services in Uganda, in addition to countless examples of fishiness. Most funding was spent on travel expenses and film production. So the people who were critical about the whole KONY viral vid weren't just being dicks after all.
Then, something crazy happened. Literally.
Jason Russell lost his shit. Last week, Russell ran around naked, shouting obscenities on a sidewalk in San Diego. He was arrested, but not charged, and sent to a hospital on a 5150 psychiatric hold. Most recently, he has been diagnosed with "reactive psychosis" brought on by stress, dehydration and exhaustion.
All this, in a matter of weeks! Really, I don't mean to make light of an international war criminal and an activist's state of health, but this story has brought up more drama than any soap opera could dream. And that's why I love the Internet.
If you miss Turntable Tuesdays at Clifton's Golden Lions Lounge, dust off your disco balls, because John O'Bryant and Hilly Kenkel are back! The duo who presented the weeknight dance party on Ludlow Avenue have relocated downtown. Now Mainstay Rock Bar will be the place to for weeknight partiers, 10 p.m.-1 a.m. on Thursdays.
Important People is a diverse collective of area writers that strives to bring together others through creative expression at organized events. Tonight's Important People Forget Their Lines is a night of staged works of poetry, theater and other performances. Forget Their Lines is an investigation of the stage as an environment for exposing human impulses like anxiety, absurdity, self-deprecation and vulnerability. Come to Museum Gallery-Gallery Museum in the Brighton Arts District from 7-9 p.m. tonight to check it out. Read more about Important People and tonight's performers here.
Martinis and manicures might sound a bit messy (I can't go without smudging wet polish while I'm sober), but not when professionals are involved! Oriental Wok in Hyde Park hosts a pampering session tonight: mini-manicure appointments, two cocktails and mani-friendly appetizers for $35. All proceeds go to the Red Cross to benefit local victims of recent tornadoes. Order some tasty dinner to go when you're done. Go here to RSVP.
Find more arts, theater and comedy events on our To Do page, and follow our music blog for nightly shows.
Park+Vine's Vegan Slowcooker Throwdown, scheduled for tonight, has been postponed. Check their calendar or follow P+V on Facebook for updates. You can still celebrate meatless Monday by grabbing lunch or items to make dinner at the green general store.
If you're still experiencing some residual St. Patrick's Day drinking enthusiasm, Northside's Mayday presents Monday Mayhem each week – stop by between 4 p.m.-midnight and grab a dog and a draft for under eight bucks. Mayday's gourmet hot dogs are served on homemade pretzel buns with delicious, unique toppings. And their beer selection is killer. Or stop by Milton's on Prospect Hill for Vinyl Club. Bring your records to share or have a DJ spin 'em for you while you enjoy a drink. The night starts at 10 p.m.
Later tonight, Cincinnati native Geoff Tate will appear on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. The comedian offers a storytelling style and has been compared to the late, great Mitch Hedberg. Tune into CBS at 12:35 a.m.
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Dubai Courts has officially launched three innovative online services aimed at saving time and effort, and facilitating the work of litigants.
The services are online registration of cases, access to the archive of case files and pro bono legal advice, according to a press statement from the Dubai government on Tuesday.
The initiative is in line with Dubai Courts' strategic vision towards 'leadership in court performance'. The services were officialy launched during a ceremony held in the presence of Dr Ahmed Saeed bin Hazeem, General Director of Dubai Courts, heads of courts, heads of departments, the chairman of the UAE Jurists Association, and a number of key lawyers.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Bin Hazeem stressed the importance of the strategic partnership between Dubai Courts and law firms in Dubai, which aims to achieve justice and assist in the task of litigants to access their rights.
He said, "Dubai Courts is always keen on excellence and leadership, and aims to provide innovative and modern procedures, along with meeting the needs of litigants. Hence, an online service programme has been launched under the name 'Al-Salfa', allowing online case registration without the need to be physically present on the courts' premises."
He added: "The first-of-its-kind in the Middle East, this service allows law firms and all litigants to register cases electronically, record every detail, upload identification papers, and send them to Dubai Courts online."
The testing of this service programme began on February 1, and was made available to law firms on an optional basis. Owing to its successful testing, the programme will become mandatory from June 1 so that all cases presented to the Dubai Courts can be registered online from anywhere in the world.
The second service programme allows plaintiffs to access file archives online and print information about their cases, judgements, decisions and other information, without the need to visit the courts to acquire the papers.
The Dubai Courts director-general said the courts department, in collaboration with strategic partners, has also launched a pro bono legal advice programme titled 'Sure', where volunteering lawyers can offer free legal consultations to litigants. This policy is aimed at boosting confidence in the judiciary and facilitating litigation for the public.
Director of the Cases Service Department Mohammed Al Obaidli stressed the strategic importance of these e-services, especially the 'Al-Salfa' programme.
He emphasised that the service will particularly save time for litigants, consequently increasing the efficiency of work and quality of service provided.
The exploitation of advanced systems, procedures and technologies to achieve speed and accuracy in case registration will help to directly fulfil the general requirements of the Dubai Courts.
Dubai Courts also honoured the chairman of the UAE Jurists Association, the law firms co-operating with the Dubai Courts, 46 lawyers who volunteered to provide advice and offered nearly 670 hours of free consultations, and 'Al-Salfa' programme users.
'Al-Salfa' is a well-known term in Emirati heritage, and refers to a person who acted as a judge in the past. — Wam
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On Wed, Dec 08, 2010 at 10:00:32AM -0800, Brian Lavender wrote:
> Check the system event logs in the motherboard bios. Sometimes listed
> under SEL. Otherwise, I would stress test the machine. I used to run ctcs
> to burn in systems for a cluster I worked on for LLNL. It does memory,
> io, and cpu stress tests.
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/va-ctcs/
> You could also try lm-sensors to monitor the hardware.
> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2780
> brian
> On Wed, Dec 08, 2010 at 07:21:14AM -0800, Cam Ellison wrote:
> > Recently I upgraded to this MB, with an AMD Phenom II. The latest
> > Kubuntu (10.10) is loaded onto it. Twice it has halted suddenly: no
> > activity, no output, and has required a reboot. This is not an external
> > power problem: its power comes from an APC 3000. There is nothing in
> > the logs: everything runs normally and then suddenly nothing does.
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> > In both instances, the stoppage has occurred in the middle of a set of
> > cron.daily jobs (in the middle of the night), so I am exploring that
> > avenue. The problem is that the machine has been in place for 7 weeks,
> > and the two stoppages are about 5 weeks apart - there's not much to go on.
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> > I'm looking for any ideas about how to track this down: is there a
> > utility that might give me more insight? More to the point, does anyone
> > in the group have this combination and a comparable experience?
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H. M. Hashemian, Wendell C. Bean
Nuclear Science and Engineering
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CCA already pays its fair share
I am writing to provide need- ed context to The Vindicator's June 7 editorial regarding Corrections Corporation of America and our relationship with the city of Youngstown.
CCA has owned the Northeast Ohio Correctional Center (NOCC) since 1997, and we are proud of the partnership our company has with the community. The facility employs over 400 full-time employees, works with many local suppliers and pays annual property taxes of $1.7 million.
Additionally, according to independent analysis, the operation of NOCC generates over $800,000 in revenue directly for the city of Youngtown, while necessitating expenses of only about $125,000. Simply put, for every dollar the city spends as a result of the operation of NOCC, it receives $6.64 in revenue. Those funds can be used for police, schools and other important local services.
For this reason, we believe the $1 per inmate tax imposed by the city council is not only invalid but unwarranted, and we are pursuing the same due process rights that are afforded to all individuals and businesses. Our company believes we have a compelling case to make, but we have not yet been given the opportunity to present it.
CCA is the only company in the Mahoning Valley that is required to reimburse the city, dollar for dollar, for any police and fire costs incurred as a result of an incident that arises at the facility. To tax CCA beyond both these reimbursable expenses and the revenues already paid by the company is particularly unreasonable. Further, the proposed tax is being applied solely to CCA and is not being sought from any other business in the city.
When Mahoning County had a contract to house federal prisoners, the federal government — not CCA — paid the $3 per inmate fee to the county, which covered administrative work and some additional costs.
The facts clearly demonstrate that the funds already paid by CCA far exceed any financial impact NOCC has on the community. We are appreciative of the many collaborative relationships we have with local leaders and look forward to years of continued partnership in Youngstown.
Steven Owen, Nashville, Tenn.
The writer is senior director of public affairs for Corrections Corporation of America.
CCA employees 400. Let's talk about the extreme turn over of those employees. How many are "local?" How many have been there, statistically, long term. CCA preys upon depressed areas. They come into a town, hire "anyone" who can pass the background check. Qualified or not. Then proceed to do whatever they want. There is a continuous line of folks coming and going! That speaks volumes of how good a "neighbor" CCA is!
While we are talking CCA, I have always had a question I have wanted answered. All of those corner blocks that have been cleaned and landscaped by CCA. Is that part of their prisoner work program? Are those properties owned by the City? Are these properties given to CCA for the clean-up? Who owns the land under those CCA fences on landscaped corner properties? I am truly curious and do not know.
Different CCA's.The prison is run by Corrections Corporation of America. The other is a local agency, Community Corrections Association that runs half-way houses and work/training programs for locals that are going through the judicial process. Thank God the Community Corrections Association is present to make Y-town look somewhat presentable. They do a remarkable job, IMHO.


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How safe is Nakivubo War II Memorial stadium? As the sports facility almost makes a century, this is one of those questions that keep arising.
A tour of Nakivubo reveals that much as the stadium could have served for several more years, there are all indications that activities around it are fast making it a death trap.
Much as Sports State Minister Charles Bakkabulindi has over the past five years kept promising that Nakivubo would be re-developed, nothing concrete has taken place in that direction.
In May, the stadium's management issued a three month ultimatum to Park Yard market vendors to vacate the facility's land. This was supposed to be the initial step to pave way for the proposed master plan to redevelop the stadium.
But four months since the deadline elapsed, no measures have been taken. Instead, more vendors seem to be settling on the stadium's land and the management collects money from them.
Stands at risk:
Almost every day that passes a new lock-up shop is set up on the stadium's wall along Kafumbe Mukasa road. That the same wall serves as the foundation for some of the terraces has increased risks of the terraces collapsing during publi events.
More questions have also been raised as a result of the stadium being one of the CECAFA Tusker Cup venues. The tournament kicks-off on Saturday.
Business here is mainly general merchandise. Restaurant and toilet business is also booming around the stadium that was built in 1921.
Car and Bus Park:
Large chunks of the stadium's land have been turned into parks for vehicles. One of the most abused areas is the netball court and the area behind the Kirussia stand. During the day almost a hundred cars are parked here.
In 2009 the area behind Kirussia was only saved from being converted into a bus terminal by a public outcry.
However this did not help as today, a huge area of the stadium's parking yard has been turned into a bus terminal and a market.
Evacuation disaster:
World soccer governing body FIFA calls for safety measures controlling the amount of activities around major venues. This is supposed to pave way for easy evacuation in case of emergencies.
Two fires have over the past three years gutted the market next to the stadium wall. Soccer fans could probably count themselves lucky for the fires not erupting during a match.
Besides the numerous businesses that surround the facility, there are also storied buildings bordering the stadium's walls. This has rendered payment of gate fees almost irrelevant given that action in the stadium can be followed from these buildings.
Board says all is OK:
Nakivubo board chairman Gofrey Kisekka scoffs at those who say the stadium is being misused through non-sporting activities. "True, the core activity for the stadium is sports but revenues from these activities can no longer maintain the facilities".
Reading financial statements of the first quarter of 2012, Kisekka in May explained that out of the sh70m collected, football brought only sh900,000.
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The Pirates, who have emphasized a need to find talent via every available outlet, have again gone where no team has gone before.
Late Monday night, the Pirates came to terms with Iraqi pitcher Muntadhar al-Zaidi. The 28-year-old al-Zaidi will participate in the team's Minor League Spring Training next year.
"We are intrigued by Muntadhar's arm strength. The Pirates are committed to creatively adding talent to our organization," general manager Neal Huntington said in a statement. "We are pleased to not only add another prospect to our system but also hope to open a pathway to an untapped market."
The Iraqi pitcher came to the Pirates attention by throwing two size ten shoes at lame duck US President George W. Bush. The first shoe was a 95 mph heater, the second was comparable to Jonathan Papelbon's slutter.
A scout from a rival organization offered this evaluation of al-Zaidi's stuff based on the video:
He's very aggressive to the plate. Call it a 3/4 arm angle. Has a very smooth and natural-looking delivery.
Fastball is 94-95 and touches 97 with some tail down and in on right-handed batters, showing occasional sink. Delivery looks repeatable, but his release point is a little inconsistent, which will create command issues until he sorts it out. Due to his lack of height, he doesn't get great plane but nice movement on the fastball can compensate for it. The shoe doesn't come out of his hand as easily as I'd like, but he gets good extension on his follow-through. Nice aggressive finish. And from the way he reacted when security piled on him, he's not gonna be afraid to pitch hitters inside.
According to Baseball-Almanac Dot Com, there has never been an Iraqi-born player in the Majors. Earlier this offseason, the Pirates signed a South African shortstop and two Indian pitchers.
"Signing those two kids from India was the best publicity the Pirates have had in over 15 years," said Huntington. "Our pitching basically been crap with guys from countries that don't start with I, so we want to keep going in this new diretion. We're also on the lookout for prospects in Iran, Indonesia, Ireland and Italy."
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Awesome!! Bring him on! This is awesome news for our proud organization!
Did you see the beginning of Monday's PTI, where they suggested the same thing involving the Yankees?
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New International Version
In your struggle against sin, you have not yet resisted to the point of shedding your blood.
New Living Translation
After all, you have not yet given your lives in your struggle against sin.
English Standard Version
In your struggle against sin you have not yet resisted to the point of shedding your blood.
New American Standard Bible
You have not yet resisted to the point of shedding blood in your striving against sin;
King James Bible
Ye have not yet resisted unto blood, striving against sin.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
In struggling against sin, you have not yet resisted to the point of shedding your blood.
International Standard Version
In your struggle against sin you have not yet resisted to the point of shedding your blood.
NET Bible
You have not yet resisted to the point of bloodshed in your struggle against sin.
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
For you have not yet come as far as to blood in the struggle against sin.
GOD'S WORD® Translation
You struggle against sin, but your struggles haven't killed you.
Jubilee Bible 2000
Ye have not yet resisted unto blood, fighting against sin.
King James 2000 Bible
You have not yet resisted unto blood, striving against sin.
American King James Version
You have not yet resisted to blood, striving against sin.
American Standard Version
Ye have not yet resisted unto blood, striving against sin:
Douay-Rheims Bible
For you have not yet resisted unto blood, striving against sin:
Darby Bible Translation
Ye have not yet resisted unto blood, wrestling against sin.
English Revised Version
Ye have not yet resisted unto blood, striving against sin:
Webster's Bible Translation
Ye have not yet resisted to blood, striving against sin.
Weymouth New Testament
In your struggle against sin you have not yet resisted so as to endanger your lives;
World English Bible
You have not yet resisted to blood, striving against sin;
Young's Literal Translation
Not yet unto blood did ye resist -- with the sin striving;
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
12:1-11 The persevering obedience of faith in Christ, was the race set before the Hebrews, wherein they must either win the crown of glory, or have everlasting misery for their portion; and it is set before us. By the sin that does so easily beset us, understand that sin to which we are most prone, or to which we are most exposed, from habit, age, or circumstances. This is a most important exhortation; for while a man's darling sin, be it what it will, remains unsubdued, it will hinder him from running the Christian race, as it takes from him every motive for running, and gives power to every discouragement. When weary and faint in their minds, let them recollect that the holy Jesus suffered, to save them from eternal misery. By stedfastly looking to Jesus, their thoughts would strengthen holy affections, and keep under their carnal desires. Let us then frequently consider him. What are our little trials to his agonies, or even to our deserts? What are they to the sufferings of many others? There is a proneness in believers to grow weary, and to faint under trials and afflictions; this is from the imperfection of grace and the remains of corruption. Christians should not faint under their trials. Though their enemies and persecutors may be instruments to inflict sufferings, yet they are Divine chastisements; their heavenly Father has his hand in all, and his wise end to answer by all. They must not make light of afflictions, and be without feeling under them, for they are the hand and rod of God, and are his rebukes for sin. They must not despond and sink under trials, nor fret and repine, but bear up with faith and patience. God may let others alone in their sins, but he will correct sin in his own children. In this he acts as becomes a father. Our earthly parents sometimes may chasten us, to gratify their passion, rather than to reform our manners. But the Father of our souls never willingly grieves nor afflicts his children. It is always for our profit. Our whole life here is a state of childhood, and imperfect as to spiritual things; therefore we must submit to the discipline of such a state. When we come to a perfect state, we shall be fully reconciled to all God's chastisement of us now. God's correction is not condemnation; the chastening may be borne with patience, and greatly promote holiness. Let us then learn to consider the afflictions brought on us by the malice of men, as corrections sent by our wise and gracious Father, for our spiritual good.
Pulpit Commentary
Verse 4. - Ye have net yet resisted unto blood, striving against sin. Here (as in 1 Corinthians 9:26) there is a transition of thought from a race to a combat. Your trials have not yet reached the point of dying in the good fight of faith, as has been the case with some of your brethren before you, who have followed their Leader to the end (cf. Hebrews 13:7).
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
Ye have not yet resisted unto blood,.... They had resisted sin, and Satan, and the world, the men of it, and the lusts of it, and its frowns and flatteries, and also false teachers, even every adversary of Christ, and their souls; but they had not, as yet, resisted unto blood, or to the shedding of their blood, as some of the Old Testament saints had done; as some in the times of the Maccabees, and as James the apostle of Christ, and as Christ himself: wherefore the apostle suggests, that they ought to consider, that they had been indulged; and what they had been engaged in, were only some light skirmishes; and that they must expect to suffer as long as they were in the world, and had blood in them; and that their blood, when called for, should be spilled for the sake of Christ:
striving against sin; which is the principal antagonist the believer has, and is here particular pointed out: sin is here, by some, thought to be put for sinful men; or it may design the sin of those men, who solicited the saints to a defection from the truth; or the sin of apostasy itself; or that of unbelief; or rather indwelling sin, and the lusts of the flesh, which war against the soul. Now this is said, to sharpen and increase the saints resentment and indignation against it, as being their antagonist, with whom they strive and combat, and which is the cause of all the evils in the world, exposes to wrath to come, and separates from communion with God; and to encourage them to bear their sufferings patiently, since they are not without sin, as Christ was; and since their afflictions and sufferings are for the subduing of sin, and the increase of holiness.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
4. not yet resisted unto blood—image from pugilism, as he previously had the image of a race, both being taken from the great national Greek games. Ye have suffered the loss of goods, and been a gazing-stock by reproaches and afflictions; ye have not shed your blood (see on [2595]Heb 13:7). "The athlete who hath seen his own blood, and who, though cast down by his opponent, does not let his spirits be cast down, who as often as he hath fallen hath risen the more determined, goes down to the encounter with great hope" [Seneca].
against sin—Sin is personified as an adversary; sin, whether within you, leading you to spare your blood, or in our adversaries, leading them to shed it, if they cannot through your faithfulness even unto blood, induce you to apostatize.
Hebrews 12:4 Additional Commentaries
God Disciplines His Sons
4You have not yet resisted to the point of shedding blood in your striving against sin; 5and you have forgotten the exhortation which is addressed to you as sons, "MY SON, DO NOT REGARD LIGHTLY THE DISCIPLINE OF THE LORD, NOR FAINT WHEN YOU ARE REPROVED BY HIM;…
Cross References
Philippians 2:8
And being found in appearance as a man, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to death-- even death on a cross!
Hebrews 10:32
Remember those earlier days after you had received the light, when you endured in a great conflict full of suffering.
Hebrews 10:33
Sometimes you were publicly exposed to insult and persecution; at other times you stood side by side with those who were so treated.
Hebrews 13:13
Let us, then, go to him outside the camp, bearing the disgrace he bore.
Treasury of Scripture
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- The Holy Cross women's cross country team has a week off before the Central Connecticut Mini Meet in New Britain, Conn., on Saturday, Oct. 24. The day's events are scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m.
- For the fourth time in four races this season, sophomore Paige Sutherland (Groveland, Mass.) was the top Crusader performer at the New England Championship. She finished in sixth place with a time of 18:12. She improved over her time from last year's event by 29 seconds and moved up 32 places. Junior Jacqueline Imse (Simsbury, Conn.) crossed the line second for Holy Cross, finishing in 79th place in 19:14. Senior co-captain Claire Luke (Delmar, N.Y.) (19:27, 101st), sophomore Elizabeth Humphries (Siler City, N.C.) (19:37, 114th) and sophomore Sarah Mellea (North Arlington, N.J.) (19:42, 119th) rounded out the top five for the Crusaders.
- Freshman Elizabeth Harkins (Latrobe, Pa.) made her first appearance at the New England Championship. She finished in 166th with a time of 20:03.
- After the week off, the Crusaders wrap up the season with four events in five weeks. After the Central Connecticut Mini Meet, there is the Patriot League Championship (Oct. 31), the NCAA Northeast Regional (Nov. 14) and the ECAC Championship (Nov. 21).


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Harare — AN article recently carried in this paper provided perhaps one of the most graphic glimpses into "arguably the last vestige of Zimbabwe's natural beauty" -- the Zambezi National Park -- through a powerful narrative that was as throbbing as the very life in any untamed jungle could be.
From the "wafting air", "the scent of the jungle", the monkeys and baboons preening each other, zebras, waterbucks, impalas, kudus, among others, to the "crocodiles snacking on schools of fish," marauding packs of wild dogs, and the "Big Four", Zambezi National Park is indeed a panorama of nature at its best.
Yet, this "last vestige" might well have its last admirers, as the depredations of the global phenomenon of climate change catch up with this side of the world.
The global climate change is believed to be a result of "global warming" which occurs when gases such as carbon dioxide, emitted in huge quantities into the atmosphere mainly through industrial activity, create an "umbrella" around the atmosphere, trapping sun's heat on earth.
The phenomenon is also known as the greenhouse effect, which is why the gases that contribute to this effect are referred to as "greenhouse gases".
Massive deforestation and desertification, which means insufficient vegetation to absorb carbon dioxide, and fires, have also been blamed for the greenhouse effect, as well as vehicle exhaust fumes.
The result has been a general increase in temperature levels, dwindling fresh water supplies, the rising of sea water levels as they absorb water from ice melting in the polar regions, among others.
A report recently released by a research centre shows that the Zambezi River Basin, of which the 56 000 hectare Zambezi National Park is part, faces a very bleak thanks to climate change.
"The Zambezi River Basin, like the rest of Southern Africa, is facing serious impacts of climate change," says a report by the Southern African Research and Documentation Centre on a project "Climate Change in the Zambezi River Basin" released recently.
The Zambezi River Basin drains an area of approximately 1,4 million square kilometres, stretching across eight Sadc countries -- Zimbabwe, Angola, Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania and Zambia -- whose population numbers more than 100 million people.
"Assessments reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change," the report states, "provide evidence that Southern Africa will be one of the most affected regions in the world."
This is simply as much bad news for areas like "Zimbabwe's last vestige of natural beauty", Zambezi National Park, as well as other natural animal habitats, as it will be for the whole social, economic and environmental facets of the countries in the region.
"The Zambezi River Basin offers a wide range of tourist attractions ranging from the Victoria Falls, artificial lakes such as Kariba and Cahora Bassa to wildlife," the report says.
Climate change impacts on the range and habitats of wildlife, on river flows, as well as on the spread of such diseases as malaria. This would adversely affect the tourism industry.
"Similarly, reduced river flow will lower the 'smoking' sight of tourist attractions such as the Victoria Falls, making it less attractive," the report says.
Climate change in the region has been blamed for the erratic rainfall patterns in the region -- which include intermittent droughts and floods.
Citing a World Health Organisation report for the year 2007, the Sardc report said that the occurrence and severity of water-related diseases would increase in most developing countries due to climate change.
"The geographic range of the vector-borne diseases such as malaria and dengue fever is expected to expand because of changes in temperature and rainfall patterns due to climate change.
"By 2100, changes in temperature and precipitation could alter the geographical distribution of malaria in the basin, with areas of dense human population becoming suitable for transmission.
"Occurrences of water-borne diseases such as cholera and dysentery, while common to the Zambezi River Basin, may also increase due to climate change," the report says.
Climate change is also likely not only to negatively impact on the food production and security of the region because of droughts, desertification, flooding and scanty rains.
This will also have a strong bearing on the region's economy, as agriculture contributes about 35 percent of GDP and is a major source of employment.
Since 1980, the flow of the Victoria Falls has reportedly been far below average and 1995 had the lowest ever recorded flow, while the Zambezi River water levels declined between the 1970s and 2004.
Although this is just but the local face of a global problem of climate change, which has far-reaching catastrophes such as the swamping of small islands, extinction of some animal species and serious shortages of cereals by year 2080, it highlights the pressing need for action to reverse the slide to a horrible future.
Unfortunately, recent developments on the global front do not inspire much comfort to regions like Sadc which will ultimately bear the brunt of a problem to which they have contributed so little.
There is little to show that major contributors of greenhouse gases, which contribute to global warming and climate change -- America and China -- are committed to a deal that will effectively rest the spectre of a climate change catastrophe.
Some observers blame China, now the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world, for not offering "hard targets" on reduction of carbon intensity, although its leader has promised a reduction by a "notable amount" as well as plans such as reforestation, and use of more non-fossil fuels in primary energy consumption.
China is blamed for continuing to add coal-fired power "at an alarming rate" and there are worries that global carbon emissions are growing too quickly.
The Barack Obama administration in America is also apparently non-committal on a solution to climate change, even though it has provided a modicum of hope by showing interest in finding one, unlike the previous George Bush regime.
A recent report on the talks in Bangkok, which followed up on the UN Secretary-General's High-Level Summit on Climate Change, September 22 2009, said the Obama administration was being viewed "as villains who aren't interested in reaching an ambitious global warming treaty when leaders from 120 countries meet in Copenhagen in December".
The deal would replace the Kyoto Protocol obliging rich nations to cut emissions blamed for global warming, which expires in 2012.
America rejected the 1997 Kyoto Protocol ostensibly because it exempted such countries as India and China, both major polluters, from obligations.
Even now, there is, unfortunately, a hint that America might refuse to sign the Copenhagen Deal, which is expected to supersede the Kyoto Protocol.
Climate change legislation hasn't passed the US Congress and the country insists that developing countries must show proof they are taking action to reduce heat-trapping emissions.
On the other hand, while there might be such pressure that compels developing countries to take action to limit the growth of their emissions, it depends on financial support being made available. So without financial support there might not to be an agreement in Copenhagen, some analysts say.
Yet a solution to the problem of climate change should be what every well-meaning world citizen is looking for at the moment.
South African President Jacob Zuma, in his address at the High-Level Summit on Climate Change on the sidelines of the UN Summit, offered a very sensible proposition.
"We need to act now to ensure there is a global agreement on this critical challenge. The global agreement should be guided by a shared vision. It should be inclusive, fair and effective . . .
"Leadership by all developed countries, through emission reduction commitments that are in line with science and that address their historical responsibilities, would ensure much needed progress in the international negotiations. Now is the time to act, and to act decisively," he said.


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There are some amazing people and organizations supporting us in many different ways, and we'd like to thank them for all their time, consideration and donations to the Nakavika Project. We're new at this, but that didn't stop these groups from wanting to back us up.
If you'd like to help sponsor the Nakavika Project by any means (moral, financial, with resources, by writing humorous statements of encouragement…), we'd be all for that!
The Itinerary
Want to know where we'll be and what we'll be doing on a more weekly/daily basis? Garrett and I will keep you up to speed with the development of the project. Here you can find our schedule and our plans for approaching the people in the village with our project, working out the details and making this happen.
Alongside the Village
Garrett and I will be making videos while in the village in order to display our progress and show you what it's like to live in Nakavika. Not only will these videos give you a true taste of rural Fiji, but they will also describe the process of two backpackers wanting to put themselves to good use…by creating a project that's important to them. Maybe this will inspire you.
We know you'd love to be here with us, but it seems photos must suffice for now. See why this village has pulled me back into Fiji and why it took me only 36 hours to convince Garrett to sell his car and come along. These photographs are from both my previous trip during the World Traveler Internship as well as this current trip for the Nakavika Project.
In The Bags
What does someone pack for a volunteer project in Fiji? Here are two lists of items for the taking to Nakavika, both personal items and project supplies. Though it seems this would be a great opportunity to bring the village lots of supplies, we must be sure our efforts don't deter the village from finding sustainable ways to get these things on their own. Also included in the project list is the gear for the Nakavika Project documentation.
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The payroll tax cut and extended unemployment benefits expire on February 29. And though the House-Senate conference committee charged with figuring out a year-long extension met yesterday, there really isn't a lot of movement toward a solution. Pay-fors seem to be the biggest stumbling block.
On Wednesday, the House approved one of the GOP's favored offsets, an extension of a pay freeze on federal employees.
Democrats have not embraced that proposal, and conferees from the party said Wednesday that they were still hopeful that a surtax on millionaires could be used to fund an extension of payroll tax relief.
"We're not going to renegotiate what was done in the debt-ceiling increase," said Sen. Ben Cardin of Maryland, a Democratic conferee, about the federal pay freeze. "That's off the table."
There's another meeting scheduled for today. I have an idea for the conference committee: don't pay for the changes. Just don't. It's a minimal amount of money – maybe $150 billion – in the grand scheme of things. And paying for it would only reduce the impact. If you really want to pay for it, use the budgetary gimmick of the savings from overseas contingency operations – the drawdown of war funding from Iraq and Afghanistan. Those are scorable savings, and capping those funds makes it harder for the Pentagon to use them as a slush fund to finance some of their preferred programs for which Congress refused to provide funding. Democrats are actually talking about not offsetting the unemployment extension on the grounds that those are emergency benefits. But it's early yet.
Co-chairs of the conference committee Dave Camp and Max Baucus floated the idea of a short-term extension while the details get hammered out. So we might get this year-long extension in increments.
The other issue that needs to be worked out is the proposed cut in unemployment benefits, which seems at least partially inevitable. Republicans want to not only cut the benefit from 99 to 59 weeks, but also want to force unemployed workers without a high school diploma to seek a GED as a condition of receiving benefits and to allow states to drug-test applicants. The two-month extension did not extend the "look-back" for states to keep receiving the final 20-week tier of extended benefits which effectively curtails them from 99 to 79 weeks. Democrats are talking about "second-tier" changes to unemployment insurance, though they did not define what that means.
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Waukesha, WI, Dec. 17, 2012—With the publication of the March 2013 issue of Discover magazine, Kalmbach Publishing Co. completes the transition of Discover's editorial offices from New York to Waukesha, Wis., including the hiring of a new editorial and design staff.
Discover has been a leading science and technology magazine for more than 30 years and has a circulation of 550,000. Kalmbach also publishes Astronomy, the world's largest-circulation astronomy magazine.
Led by new Editor in Chief Stephen C. George, the Discover staff includes several editors with extensive credentials in science journalism.
George comes to Discover after stints at several national magazines. Most recently he was executive editor at the Reader's Digest Association in Greendale, Wis., where he headed up RDA's book and special-publication division.
He previously held senior editorial positions at Better Homes & Gardens, The Saturday Evening Post (where he was editor-in-chief), and Prevention magazine. He is a graduate of Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and earned a master's degree from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
George succeeds Corey S. Powell, who served on Discover's staff for 15 years, including four years as editor in chief. Powell also launched the magazine's website, DiscoverMagazine.com. He will continue to be associated with the magazine as editor at large, writing the magazine's "Out There" column and blog posts covering various topics related to astronomy and physics.
Working in a consulting role will be Executive Editor Pamela Weintraub, who has worked at Discover for five years. A former editor-in-chief at Omni magazine, Weintraub wrote the widely acclaimed book "Cure Unknown: Inside the Lyme Epidemic" (St. Martin's Press, 2008).
The new staff includes two senior editors, Tasha Eichenseher and Siri Carpenter. Eichenseher formerly was environment editor and producer at National Geographic Digital Media. She has a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Oregon and a master's degree in environmental management from Yale University.
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