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Charles Johnson has posted a video of the KSTP (Twin Cities) News report on the case of the flying imams. KSTP reporter Bob McNaney gets an ambush interview with flying imams' ringleader Omar Shahin in which Shahin lies about the seat belt extension he requested and placed beneath his seat on the flight from which he was removed. The KSTP report contrasts Shahin's statement now with his news conference at the time the incident was staged (Charles calls it "Islamic grievance theater"). The report is a little late, but is nevertheless a devastating revelation of what the show was all about. Recall the participation of CAIR and Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison– who had spoken to the imams at their private conference in Bloomington the previous Saturday evening before the incident at the airport on Monday — and you get a sense of the murderers' row of grievance mongers behind this fabricated showstopper.
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Between the beach and the backwater is Blue Mermaid, our host at Kannur, Kerala.
Krishna was an anytime errands boy for everyone. He could fetch or fix anything anyone at the Homestay wanted. A bunch of techies from Bangalore, out on a boys weekend out, wanted a case of beer bottles. Kathy needed help fixing her baby's mashed potato meal; we had Krishna tell us how to get solar heated water running in our bathroom tap.
And then the electrician from town (some 7 kms away) who came to do a repair job in the afternoon had left without connecting all wires. The snag was discovered only after dark and frantic calls to the electrician went unanswered. When they failed to get someone else, Krishna, though not an electrician, offered to give it a try. His effort worked, and that was how we got the power back that night.
Set up a couple of years back the 8-room Homestay facility – Blue Mermaid – is comfortable, if you can put up with occasional power failure – declared and unscheduled. Hostess Indu Pradeep Kumar says they have plans for back-up power generator to ensure uninterrupted power supply. I don't think they have WiFi coverage, though they happily let you use their office desktop. I made full use of Indu's office computer to upload loads of pictures from camera to my pen drive.
For a place that is still a work in progress Blue Mermaid attracts a steady flow of guests, notably from abroad. During our two-day stay there, we had as guests a family of six from Paris, a British couple with a 16-month old son, and a group of techies from Bangalore. A UK tour operator's rep. on inspection trip of homestay facilities in India was given the only available bamboo cottage, normally reserved for honeymooners . India, he says, is getting to be , increasingly, a preferred destination for tourists from the UK and Europe.
Dining table chat that went on long after our plates got empty was, for me, the CSP (core selling point) of this seaside homestay at Kannur. – Photo – Lakshmi Krishnan.
If I were to list Blue Mermaid's CSP (core selling proposition) I would place dining table chat with guests above all other factors. Wife and I spent hours at the table, chatting with the French family of six , of which four are children aged between 13 and five. They are on a 10-month vacation, away from home in Paris. The French couple have taken long leave from office – he is a company executive, and she is into advertising. Their children carry their school in an iPad. They get their course material online; and the children have permission from school to do their term exams online, from wherever they are.
The 13 year old appeared for her last exam while vacationing in Goa. She gave a 0ne-hour biology test, online, during our stay at Blue Mermaid. Her father says he can't remember the last time he had spent so much and such good time together with his family, uninterrupted by office work – 'on leaving Paris I handed in to my office , not only my car key, but my Blackberry as well'. They told him he could keep the B'berry – 'I told them, no, thank you'. The company executive from Paris says he has been able to do very well without a phone and the Internet. If the French couple with whom we spent so many hours talking remain unnamed, it is because it didn't occur to either of us to find out each others names. We exchanged e-mail IDs, just in case their wanderings brought this French family to my patch of the world, Chennai.
With the British woman, Kathy, we talked of bamboo bikes. I mentioned about my meeting in Wayanad with bamboo craftsman Lenin , and our chat on the possibility of fabricating bamboo-framed bike in his workshop. Kathy evinced such interest that she went into online research on bamboo bike manufacture in the UK. Marketing is not Kathy's line of work. Having spent the past year in setting up an NGO-run school at Palladam, near Coimbatore, Kathy and her husband are on their way back to Britain.
Meanwhile, she is doing a course on partnership counseling. Kathy referred to the need for ability to give a hearing to others' viewpoint, to sustain any relationship , particularly, of man-wife relationship. At a study group in the UK, a group of young married couples were tested for their propensity to listen to one another, at least for 60 seconds without interrupting. It found the participants averaged no more than 17 secs. of uninterrupted listening to each other.
I asked if Kathy, as partnership expert, had any advice to offer to a couple, married for four decades (42 years, said wife, correcting me) Kathy said she wanted to interview us, to know our secret. If every marriage lasted as long as ours, Kathy would find herself jobless. Which is , presumably, why she looking at the UK for a career. As she said, nearly 50 percent marriages in Europe ended in divorce.
Related YouTube clips:
Indu, the hostess – 2.31 mins.
Krishna, anytime errand boy – 3.10 mins.
Techies, weekending – 1.28 mins.
toddy tapper Asokan – 1.09 min
Kathy & Rex – toddy-tasting – 4.05 mins.
Lenin, bamboo craftsman – 1.03 Mins.
Kathy's take on bamboo bikes – 5.47 mins.
Stony path to the beach – 0.38 min.
Stonewall view of beach – 2.07 mins.
Setting sun – 1.11 min.
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Is there a word...
...to describe the kind of person who's very brave about bearing up under the pain of others? Or a slang phrase?
And if not, is there one in German? The language that gave us schadenfreude (happiness at the misfortune of others) and scheissenbedaurn (regret at things not turning out as badly as you'd hoped) really ought to have a word for this.
And failing that, can anyone suggest one?
Do you mean others are being painful to the person in question, or that the person in question doesn't mind the pain of others?
If I understand what you're talking about, you could allude to the book of Job and call them "worthless physicians". But I can't think of an actual word.
(Forgive me not signing in, but I can't figure out right now which scripts to enable. CAPTCHA="mingy". Oh dear.)
Do you mean others are being painful to the person in question, or that the person in question doesn't mind the pain of others?
The latter.
It's having gone through a bad birth recently that's put the idea in my mind. People seem to really enjoy telling you the pain you're feeling is natural, and to feel this somehow makes them good people with superior powers of endurance. Women in labour are particularly vulnerable to such types, but I suspect most of us have met someone like that at some point or other.
In my more cynical moods, "doctor."
Not that you want your doctor to be an emotional wreck about pain, but you know what I mean:
"This may cause a little discomfort."
Considering the current political circumstances here in the States (re: Congress probably ramming through a tax "plan" that will effectively raise taxes on those making below $40K per year), I'd go with "Republican".
I've been thinking about this since you posted it. There certainly should be such a word, and the phenomenon is common enough that one would want a term for it. I like extending the term "chickenhawk" for it: true, the term's current meaning is "someone avid for war provided someone else fights it," but I think the combination of cowardice in "chicken" and predatoriness in "hawk" aptly evoke what you're talking about.
back-seat masochist?
also gonna suggest 'reactup' cause it's the captcha, and it sounds kind of agro. :)
Personally I wouldn't want to use 'chickenhawk': it's a very useful word - politically vital, I'd say - with a specific meaning for which there's no equivalent, and multiplying its meanings would reduce its impact. Too, 'hawk' has a military air, being heavily associated with military insignia, and in my experience the - back-seat stoics? - aren't directly aggressive in that way. They're usually passive-aggressive, implying you're less virtuous than them if you can't deal with your pain as well as they can.
When it comes to pregnancy, birth and babycare, my general term for such people - that is, people who think it's all easy and uplifting as long as you have the right attitude and love to judge people who have uncomfortable pregnancies, find they can't do natural childbirth, struggle to breastfeed and so on (usually for involuntary physical reasons, which get interpreted as character flaws) - is 'the Lactatorship.' (Co-credit for the phrase to my husband.) But I don't think it's just an obstetrical issue; I just think childbearing brings a lot of such people out of the woodwork.
Dash beat me to it, so I'll add the other suggestion that came to mind: "buttheads".
Though I suppose you could get some mileage out of "Stoicer-than-thou" if you can get past the grammatical issues...
François de La Rochefoucauld, a 17th century french moralist, wrote :
"Nous avons tous assez de force pour supporter les maux d'autrui."
(We all are strong enough to bear other people's pains)
So he thought everybody was a potential - "Stoicer-than-thou" ?
Huh. I wasn't thinking about "stoick-er-than-thou," I was thinking about the opposite -- someone who has the stolid courage, warm heart and cool head to pull you off a subway track as the train bears down, or run over and apply the Heimlich maneuver, or prove to you that everything's going to be all right -- rather than running away and hiding under the bed, as I tend to do. "Hero," perhaps?
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I can see this being a virtue - it can be difficult to be around someone who is suffering, and being able to stay with a person through their pain, to help and care for them, is a virtue.
But I can also see this as a fault, the ability to dismiss and belittle the suffering of others, because it doesn't look so bad from the outside.
I suspect we need two words, one for the virtue and one for the vice.
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Two sisters try to set their familial differences aside -- one in hopes of saving her own life -- in this drama with comic accents. Bessie (Diane Keaton) has lived in Florida for the past 20 years, where she's been caring for her chronically ill father Marvin (Hume Cronyn) and her Aunt Ruth (Gwen Verdon), who does not seem well acquainted with reality. While Bessie's life has not been easy, she feels that it's rewarding in its way, and she's come to love her father very much. However, when Bessie is diagnosed with cancer, she's told that the only treatment likely to save her would be a bone marrow transplant from a close relative -- which leads Bessie to contact her sister Lee (Meryl Streep) for the first time since their father fell ill. Bessie and Lee have a number of issues with each other that they've never resolved, many concerning their responses to Marvin's illness (Bessie rushed to his side, while Lee preferred to stay away), and Lee's own life has been difficult. She's gotten herself out of a bad marriage, has only recently started supporting herself as a beautician, and has to raise two kids on her own. Ten-year-old Charlie (Hal Scardino) tries to simply ignore the chaos going on all round him, while Hank (Leonardo DiCaprio), a troubled 17-year-old, was recently institutionalized after burning down the family's home. As the straight-laced Bessie and the earthy Lee reestablish contact after two decades, they discover just how much emotional ground they have to cover before they can meet on common ground. Robert De Niro appears in a supporting role as Dr. Wally, Bessie's physician. Marvin's Room was based on the stage drama by Scott McPherson, which opened in 1990; McPherson himself was critically ill at the time -- he died two years later from complications relating to AIDS. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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But her future in the Navy is turning out to be much closer to Earth.
Leveque, 24, made history Wednesday when she became one of the first of three women ever to earn a Dolphins pin, something all U.S. Navy sailors must do within two patrols to qualify to serve on a submarine. Her husband, Lt. j.g. Luke Leveque, presented her the pin.
She received her pin Wednesday during a ceremony at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay. The other two women, Lt. j.g. Amber Cowan and Lt. j.g. Jennifer Noonan, were awarded their Dolphins on Wednesday at Naval Base Ketsap-Bangor, Wash.
Leveque, born in Boulder and raised in Fort Collins, accepted an appointment to the Naval Academy before the Navy decided in 2010 to allow women to serve on submarines, so it wasn't part of her initial career path.
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Leveque said she hasn't experienced any awkward moments since she began serving aboard the USS Wyoming more than a year ago.
"I've really enjoyed my time on the boat," she said.
Leveque credited everyone on the boat for helping her earn her Dolphins pin. She said it was a challenge to earn the honor in less than two patrols.
"I am honored to be joining the long tradition of the submarine force by earning my Dolphins and excited for the journey to come," Leveque said. "I could not have accomplished this without the help of the wardroom and the crew of the USS Wyoming."
Now, she has the added responsibility that comes with an officer earning the qualification. Leveque can now serve as officer of the deck and engineering officer of the watch.
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Head men's soccer coach Shaun Green has announced that the Blue Devils will add 10 student-athletes to their 2012 roster. Last season the Blue Devils posted a 10-8-1 (7-3 NEC) record and finished as regular season tri-champions in the Northeast Conference.
Here is a breakdown of the incoming class:
Ben Knight – 5'11" 160 – Defender – Burton Albion Youth Team
Knight played youth soccer at Burton Albion FC. During his time there, he was named captain as well as the club's Youth Player of the Year in 2011.
Green on Knight: "Ben is a top class person on and off the field. He fits the profile of student-athlete perfectly. Ben has natural pace and is a tenacious ball winner. He is excellent at getting forward and I was very impressed with his distribution in the attacking third. We are very fortunate to have such a quality student-athlete commit to CCSU."
Myles Clohessy – 6'1" 175 – Midfield – Housatonic Valley Regional High School
Clohessy was named All-State and Connecticut Top 20 player to watch by ESPN. A three-year varsity player, Clohessy was named CSCA All-State and was also a three-time All-Berkshire League first teamer during his time at Housatonic Valley. He played in the Connecticut Olympic Development Program, Region 1 Olympic Development Program, and was selected to play for New York Red Bulls U18 Development Academy. Clohessy is currently playing for Soccerplus Connecticut.
Green on Clohessy: "I believe Myles is one of the best prospects in Connecticut. He is athletic, skillful and has a top class attitude on and off the field. He comes from a wonderful family with great values. Myles will add immediately to our team and is projected to be critical to our success over the next four years."
Frederick Metellus – 5'11" 165 – Attack – Bunnell High School
During his time at Bunnell, Metellus earned varsity team captain his senior year. He was selected to the MSG Varsity Top-20 Connecticut Players to Watch. He earned Southwest Conference first team honors, was a New Haven Register All-Area Team Selection, a Connecticut Post All-Area Team Selection, selected to the Connecticut Senior Bowl, a CSCA All-State Team Selection, and a MSG Varsity All-Connecticut Team Selection. Metellus helped lead his team to the Southwest Conference Tournament Championship. He was named SWC Tournament Most Valuable Player. Metellus also helped lead his team to a Class L State Championship.
Green on Metellus: "Freddy has established himself as a top player in the state. He is a great athlete with superb passing and defensive skills. Freddy can play a number of roles immediately for our team and we expect him to make an immediate impact for playing time. We are so excited to have him commit to CCSU and we look forward to taking his game to another level."
Nicholas Velleca – 6'1" 175 – Goalkeeper – Cheshire High School
While at Cheshire High School, Velleca was a senior captain and a three-year starter. He helped lead his team to its first Housatonic Division title since 2007 and earn the top seed in the Southern Connecticut Conference Tournament. His team advanced to the Class LL quarterfinals for the second year in a row.
Green on Velleca: "Nick is an outstanding goalkeeper with great athletic ability combined with a first class attitude. He is going to be an important player for us in goal and has all the attributes to be a top goalkeeper."
Tanor Jobe – 6' 165 – Midfield – NIPMUC Regional High School
Jobe comes to Central from NIPMUC Regional High School in Massachusetts where he was selected to the Central Massachusetts All-Star team. He has played in the USSF Academy system, the highest level of club soccer, for the FC Greater Boston Academy team. He also played for MLS's New England Revolution academy team. Jobe represented the Massachusetts Olympic Development team from 2007 to 2010 and was selected to play in Portugal in 2008. He led Central Massachusetts in scoring and led his team to the Central Massachusetts Division 2 Championship in 2010 and 2009.
Green on Jobe: "I was extremely impressed with Tanor when he attended one of our ID Clinics in the fall. He comes from a great family and is also an outstanding student. He has raw talent and speed which we can help him develop in our program. He has succeeded at a high level of youth soccer and we expect him to continue his progress with us at CCSU. We are very fortunate to have Tanor commit to us and look forward to seeing him in a Blue Devil jersey this fall."
Rafal Krauze – 6'2" 175 – Goalkeeper – Felicia College
Rafal is a transfer goalkeeper from Felician College in New Jersey. Krauze started every game in 2011 and helped lead Felician to the playoffs for the first time in eight years. He attended Randolph High school in New Jersey where he started for the New Jersey Olympic Development Program squad in 2009-10. Krauze helped lead his team to the Potomac Cup Championship and a fifth place finish in the Super-K Nationals. He also played club soccer for the Parsippany Wolves and the NPSL Morris County Colonials.
Green on Krauze: "Rafal is a very technical goalkeeper and he brings valuable collegiate experience to our program. I expect him to challenge for playing time immediately. His attitude and maturity level is excellent. We are very fortunate to have Rafal commit to our program and look forward to seeing him on campus for pre-season."
Bilal Afolabi – 6'3" 180 – Defender – Windsor High School
Afolabi led Windsor High School in scoring and assists. He was also named to the All-Conference team.
Green on Afolabi: "Bilal has such raw talent which makes him such an exciting prospect. I love his athletic ability and speed. His attitude is first class and I believe given the right environment for him to play and train, he will be a good player at the college level. He is also such a great kid to be around. We are thrilled he is at CCSU to play collegiate soccer."
Jeff Hopkins – 5'10" 165 – Defender – Suffolk University
Hopkins joins Central from Suffolk University in Massachusetts. Prior to participating in collegiate soccer, he played for Wethersfield High School in Connecticut.
Green on Hopkins: "Jeff has exceptional speed for a defensive player. He is a player who can add depth to our defense and bring in a supper attitude consistent with our team."
Drew Cobin – 6'3" 175 – Midfield – Pomfret
Cobin plays for Pomfret in Connecticut as a post-graduate student. He was named to the Eastern-Massachusetts All-Star team with 22 points in 2011.
Green on Cobin: "Drew impressed me during our ID camp last fall. He has great vision and technique for a central midfielder. I loved his attitude and desire to be part of our program at CCSU. Drew is a fantastic student and we are looking forward to him being part of our team at Central."
Anthony Grant – 6'1" 180 – Midfield – Middle Georgia
Grant transfers to Central from Middle Georgia Community College. He was named First Team All- Region in 2010 and 2011 in Region 17 NJCAA. Grant Played with the Westchester Flames in the Super-Y U-20s competition.
Green on Grant: "Anthony brings experience to our defense and midfield. He is an all-round athlete and can play a major role in our team this season. He is strong in the tackle and in the air. I am looking forward to seeing him in a Blue Devils shirt this season."


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As the 2001 growing season came to a close, Sam Atwell had a logistics problem with ultra-narrow-row cotton. The production system had produced more cotton on more acres than anticipated and extra stripper harvesters were needed to get the crop out of the field.
That's the kind of problem Atwell, a sales representative for BASF and an advisor to UNR cotton producers, doesn't mind having. But he's quick to point out that UNR cotton is not outgrowing the capacity to produce it.
"It's continuing to grow at a safe, comfortable pace. Growers who are expanding UNR cotton like what they see."
This includes increases in yield — sometimes double when UNR replaces wide-row cotton on marginal ground and as good or better fiber quality. On the other hand, growers can consistently count on 5 percent more trash per bale with UNR.
Atwell added that UNR cotton "will also result in a 5-percent slowdown at the gin," primarily to deal with the extra trash. On a 20-bale gin, that's one bale an hour. And we should expect 5 percent lower gin turnout with UNR."
Despite the trash, Atwell believes that UNR cotton may provide better fiber quality for growers, although there are no studies to back up the observation. "Boll positions on UNR cotton are almost always first-position bolls close to the stalk. The bolls closer to the main stem are better fed and are more uniform.
"If we grow UNR cotton properly, we'll have one limb with two bolls on it and that's it. Every boll is a first-position boll and all are close to the same age."
Another problem, one that may have unnecessarily discouraged many growers from further developing UNR cotton, is that the new stripper headers have a design flaw in the air flow system, which complicates harvesting.
"You have to have air on that machine to pull that cotton through," said Atwell. "When it's fixed, a poor-performing machine running at 1.5 miles per hour will run at 4 miles per hour in 2-bale cotton. It's not a major deal, but it involves changing some piping on the header."
Atwell says that growers in the market for a new harvesting machine "should consider dedicating some of their acreage to UNR cotton.
"UNR and no-till really complement each other," Atwell said. "It's much easier to no-till UNR than it is anything in wide row. In wide row, you have to deal with hooded sprayers and labor and you're not cultivating between the rows, so you worry about how to keep the weeds out."
Atwell added that increased yield is the biggest benefit of UNR cotton. "UNR cotton can turn 400-pound ground into 800-pound ground. And marginal ground yields on UNR cotton have been the same as or better than wide-row cotton on good soils."
Atwell suggests following these 10 steps to properly produce UNR cotton. Your program may be different, but the idea is to produce a crop that is short, slender, clean and dry.
Burndown prior to planting. Atwell suggests Roundup UltraMax and Clarity early and Gramoxone Extra at planting time.
Plant on 7.5- to 10-inch rows at 150,000 seeds per acre — roughly 30 pounds. "We're looking for 120,000 plants to survive. Use whatever planter does a good job. We also use a Roundup Ready/Bt variety. I don't use a pre-emerge or put aldicarb (Temik) down."
At the cotyledon stage, check for thrips. "Generally we have them. We make a thrips application along with a Roundup treatment."
At the fifth-leaf stage, "we make another thrips treatment and our final over-the-top Roundup application. At that point, our crop is clean going into canopy closure."
Atwell does not suggest tram lines in the cotton to help guide application vehicles. "What I've found is that weeds will grow up in them. If you plant cotton in there instead, it will stay smashed down, but it keeps the weeds out too."
Atwell suggests a plant bug treatment when appropriate, based on scouting, piggybacked with a Pix treatment. Make a second, and last, Pix application later in the season to keep plants short. Atwell noted that the shortness of the plant isn't quite as important as once thought. "We are finding that if you are planted thick, you can harvest taller cotton."
In mid-August, start looking for weeds that come out the top of the canopy. "When you have them, let the weeds get 6 inches to a foot above the cotton canopy, then make a labeled application of Roundup."
One label that covers the application is the cracked boll requirement, noted Atwell. "And at that time, we are usually close to that. It comes two weeks after the cotton has bloomed out the top. At that point, we're usually all through with the cotton, so there's no danger with the Roundup treatment and the boll shed problem.
"The salvage label also covers a Roundup application, but the grower is on his own in regard to potential for crop damage."
The bottom line is that weeds, especially vines, can cause a disaster at harvest in UNR cotton, noted Atwell.
Make a light defoliation treatment at 65 to 75 percent open bolls, "just enough to set it up to take the desiccation treatment," Atwell said. "We don't want to over-defoliate. We don't want to spend a lot of time and money on it. Generally, it's the same treatment you might make in wide-row cotton, but you can back off rates a little. You can probably get by spending $9," said Atwell, who usually goes with 4 to 6 ounces of Def or Folex with 1.5 pints of Prep.
Wait a week, then desiccate with paraquat. Sodium chlorate can be added to the mix. "If you're close to frost, you can defoliate, then let the frost desiccate the crop."
Harvest. Make sure your stripper has the correct air flow design. Remember, too, that UNR cotton is generally 18 days earlier than wide-row cotton planted on the same day.
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LEWISBURG, Pa. (AP) Bryson Johnson scored a season-high 20 points while Mike Muscala added 11 points and matched his career best of 19 rebounds to help Patriot League leader Bucknell defeat Navy 69-54 Saturday night for its third straight win.
Johnson hit four of his six 3-pointers as the Bison (19-4, 6-1) took a 21-8 lead. Bucknell expanded its lead to 16 before taking a 34-22 cushion into halftime.
The Bison led by as many as 24 after the break and had a 47-20 rebounding advantage for the game.
Bucknell outshot the Midshipmen 46.9 percent (23 of 49) to 31.7 percent (19 of 60).
The Bison committed 21 turnovers, leading to 25 Navy points, while the Midshipmen had only eight miscues.
Kevin Alter scored 15 points and Worth Smith and Brandon Venturini added 11 apiece to pace Navy (7-16, 1-6), which has lost four in a row and 10 of its past 11.


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MIAMI SHORES, Fla.—Barry University's female student-athletes participated in a leadership workshop presented by Captain Nicole Villareal Bastian of the United States Marine Corps. Members from all seven of the Buccaneers women's teams benefitted from the exercise.
Bastian, one of the first two dozen women to graduate from The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina, ran cross country, scored the first goal for the first women's soccer team, was the first and only female on the General's drill team (Rifle Legion) and became the first female graduate to attend law school when she was admitted to Stetson's School of Law.
The workshop was designed to help college students acquire the leadership skills instilled into Marines, a process called, by Inc. Magazine's David H. Freeman, "the best management-training program in America."
"The experience at the leadership seminar was great," sophomore softball player Ashley Fernandez said. "It helped me open my eyes to things I have overlooked many times, while playing softball and being a captain on various teams. Captain Bastian also provided a positive example that gender is no barrier to effective leadership. It increased my confidence and knowledge as a leader both as an individual and as part of team."
The 14 leadership traits, defined by the Corps as "qualities of character" that good leaders develop into strengths, covered in the workshop included justice, bearing, judgment, unselfishness, dependability, courage, integrity, knowledge, decisiveness, loyalty, tact, endurance, initiative and enthusiasm.
"The presentation was really great," sophomore rower Bethany Desmond said. "I liked it because it related really well to my team in particular, the rowing team. All of the traits that she [Bastian] explained applied to our practices, races and just generally the way we are supposed carry ourselves as a team. And I think all of my teammates related really well."
Captain Bastian's personal awards include a Joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, and an Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal. In 2010 she received the II MEF Navy and Marine Corps Association Leadership Award. In 2012, she received recognition from Who's Who Among Latin American Professionals.


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By Shawn Langlois
Good morning,
Investors, fatigued by "fiscal cliff" headlines and a lumbering market, have to be feeling about as queasy as Kate Middleton this morning, at least in the U.S., where an afternoon reversal on Monday marked the end of a three-session win streak. Today looks every bit as indecisive early.
Despite a lean higher and decent showings in Asia and Europe, bullish conviction is in short supply in premarket trading. There just isn't a whole lot in the corporate or economic hopper, potential cliff-related hand-wringing aside, to inspire buyers.
But it's December, right? Santa Clause rallies and all? True enough, but as the Stock Trader's Almanac points out, that's usually at the end of the month.
And as far as growth, in the U.S. and in developed economies around the world, get used to seeing a lot less of it, according to Pimco's Bill Gross.
Key market gauges: Futures on the Dow /quotes/zigman/8750714 DJZ2 and S&P /quotes/zigman/3102232 SPZ2 aren't getting much out of the rallying markets around the world, as both indexes are setting up for a flat-lining open. Europe /quotes/zigman/2380150 XX:SXXP is moving tentatively higher while Asia /quotes/zigman/6959860 XX:ADOW , for the most part, joined in the global move into the green. The Nikkei /quotes/zigman/5986735 JP:100000018 , however, lost ground.
Gold bugs have been chirping a bit louder these days, as the precious metal has come under pressure in recent sessions. Gold for February delivery /quotes/zigman/4331913 GCG3 is down again today. Read about what the fiscal cliff means for gold.
The buzz: Another rush to empty the corporate vault thrusts Oracle /quotes/zigman/76584 /quotes/nls/orcl ORCL into the spotlight today. Volume should pick up when the opening bell sounds, though the stock isn't showing much in terms of premarket direction. The company is accelerating its next three dividends so that they hit this month and avoid the potential tax hikes in 2013. The boss will receive almost $200 million in the payout, and maybe even save $50 million in the process.
Will more and more big-name tech companies follow suit? Read: Tech-stock investors' hot new app: dividends.
Pimco's Bill Gross summons the spirit of John Lennon in laying out what he sees as structural headwinds that will put a lid on real growth, including debt, globalization, technology and demographics. "Investors should expect future annualized bond returns of 3–4% at best and equity returns only a few percentage points higher," he wrote. Follow his Twitter feed @Pimco.
Here are three other stocks to watch in the wake of their quarterly results throughout the day: Autozone /quotes/zigman/218657 /quotes/nls/azo AZO , Toll Brothers /quotes/zigman/243733 /quotes/nls/tol TOL and Pandora Media /quotes/zigman/5419837 /quotes/nls/p P . Read Rex Crum's walk-up on Pandora.
The chart of the day: Money manager and MarketWatch contributor J.C. Parets is bullish on Asia, and he's been that way for a few weeks. Today, he's setting his sights on Taiwan, where he sees "some extremely constructive action." His vehicle of choice is the iShares MSCI Taiwan Index ETF /quotes/zigman/22355 /quotes/nls/ewt EWT , which is trading around "a pretty solid base from where we could see lift off." Check out his technical snapshot below. Read more at the All-Star Charts blog.
The call of the day: We pointed to the feeding frenzy on physical gold in yesterday's blog, and the shiny stuff made it into the mix again today with a strong bullish call from Deutsche Bank, outpointed by the Sober Look blog. The investment bank's reasoning is three-fold: 1) "As base money expands, gold prices should be supported." 2) Cash is getting more expensive to hold in light of negative long-term real rates. 3) Demand in China will outstrip supply.
Random reads: A rebuke of the current stock market, from someone who understands the game. Former NYSE CFO Amy Butte, on Bloomberg View, asks the question: "Why go to a store if you think there are two prices — one for the regular person and one for those with inside knowledge?"
Yelp is a "forum for uninformed morons," according to Travel Channel's "Bizarre Foods" host Andrew Zimmern. He says it's like asking his five-year-old kid which John Updike book is his favorite. Read the full story on Eater.com.
Philip or Diana? Ginger or blonde? Read this WSJ Reporter's Journal on the latest buzz surrounding the pregnant princess, including the potential for an extra bank holiday in 2013, Twitter reaction, and how those wacky oddsmakers are playing it.
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I'm concerned that about the possibility that there were more people involved in the attacks. REALLY hope that the suspect they have in custody doesn't die. Sorting everything out get a lot harder if he does.
Who can guess at the motives of madmen?In any case, I have a feeling it's far from finished yet.
Quote from: Annubis on April 20, 2013, 03:03:58 AMTerrorists?By definition these guys were/are terrorists. They set bombs to kill a lot of people and cause mass fear. Whether they were working with a larger terrorist group or not we will have to wait and see. So yeah.. Terrorists.


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December is going to be a busy month for the Pacific Symphony, which will play favorites of both the holidays and the classics in the coming weeks.
Acclaimed American cellist Alisa Weilerstein is the featured soloist Dec. 6 through 8 for Dvorak's Cello Concerto.
The Pacific Symphony will be guest-led by Alexander Shelley, an Englishman who is the chief conductor for the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra in Germany.
Debussy's "La Mer" and Handel's "Music for the Royal Fireworks" round out the program for the 8 p.m. concerts.
This month, Decca Classics released Weilerstein's debut album, which includes her rendition of Elgar's Cello Concerto alongside the Staatskapelle Berlin and conductor Daniel Barenboim. In addition to winning a MacArthur Foundation fellowship in 2011, she is the first cellist in more than 30 years to be signed by Decca, according to a Pacific Symphony news release.
Tickets start at $25.
On Dec. 8, the orchestra also has two Family Musical Mornings concerts. Set for 10 and 11:30 a.m., the 45-minute shows are kid-friendly and have a carnival — with carolers, three hand bell choirs and a ballet-themed museum — at 9 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.
True to the holiday spirit, the Pacific Symphony will play selections from Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker" ballet, accompanied by dancers from the Fountain Valley-based Festival Ballet Theatre and narrator Bree Burgess Rosen of Laguna Beach's No Square Theatre. Tickets start at $29.
Members of "Elf Philharmonic" — aka the Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings, one of the orchestra's three educational ensembles — will also play for a sing-along portion.
Assistant conductor Maxim Eshkenazy leads both performances, which, after four seasons, will be his last for the series.
"With this being my final family concert, I hope to leave the audience with a smile," he said in a prepared statement. "I have treasured working with the symphony's talented musicians, the time I've spent with the kids after concerts and being a part of the symphony — an influential mechanism that creates and gives so much to the Orange County community."
Taking the baton from Eshkenazy is Costa Rican conductor Alejandro Gutiérrez, who officially debuts at the Jan. 12 Family Musical Mornings concert featuring Mozart's "The Magic Flute."
At 3 p.m. on Dec. 9, the Pacific Symphony will have its annual performance of Handel's "Messiah." John Alexander, the longtime director of the Pacific Chorale, leads the show that also features the chorale as well as vocalists Kiera Duffy, Jane Shim, Norman Shankle and Stephen Morscheck.
Tickets start at $25.
"Many regard 'Messiah' as one of the greatest compositions ever written," said Alexander in a prepared statement. "In the realm of choral orchestral music, 'Messiah' has probably received more performances than any other composition ever written.
"I have conducted some 30 performances of 'Messiah' during my career, yet I have never grown tired of performing this great masterwork. Each time that I approach it as a conductor, I marvel at its beauty, structure and originality."
All the performances are in the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, visit http://www.pacificsymphony.org or call (714) 755-5799.
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Abstract: Paris, Menelaos, and Helen: Reflections of the Saga in Etruscan Mirrors
Women's burials in Etruria have yielded thousands of bronze mirrors with incised images on their reverse. Currently an international effort is under way to publish all extant examples of these objects in the Corpus Speculorum Etruscorum. Two decorated mirrors from West Coast (USA) collections are the primary focus of this talk. One represents the "Judgment of Paris," a common theme on Etruscan mirrors, the other shows Menelaos threatening Helen after the capture of Troy. These depictions, the before and after in the story of Helen and Paris, provide an insight into the Etruscans' interpretation of Greek mythology. The mirrors also serve as examples of the technical, scientific and iconographic analysis applied to Etruscan mirrors as part of this collaborative research. This talk is part of the speaker's current work on the publication of the West Coast USA fascicle of the CSE.
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Fountains and water features have been part of garden landscape almost since the beginning of human civilization.
Egyptian tomb paintings of the 1500s BC depict lotus ponds surrounded by palm trees. In almost every country, from Persia to Greece, from Italy to Spain, water features were an integral component in landscape design.
In the 20th century, modern designs for gardens and water features became more important.
Landscape contractors began working with architects to design buildings and residences with an eye toward incorporating the surrounding landscape into the overall construction plan.
Following WWII, and the mass exodus to the suburbs, Americans became more outdoor-oriented. It wasn't long before an interest in waterscapes—for both design and function—began to emerge. Some landscape contractors also began to realize that adding this new area to their company's roster of services could be a valuable asset to their business. By incorporating a fountain, pond or waterfall in the landscape design, they were able to create a beautiful and tranquil environment for their clients.
Then about 40 years ago, a teenage boy began experimenting with ponds. He loved turtles, but it seemed that every winter, the concrete ponds that he built to hold his turtles would crack and water would leak out. He decided to line the pond with a rubberized liner, so even if the pond cracked, the water would not leak out.
Gregg Wittstock was that boy, and as he grew both in age and business acumen, he realized that maybe he didn't need concrete to make a pond. He began experimenting by digging out the ground and just lining it. Realizing that he couldn't just have standing water, he put together components such as bio-filters, pumps, etc., to create a complete product.
Not only were these ponds inexpensive to build, you had the flexibility to use your imagination in design as well. That opened up a whole new era of pond building. In 1991, Wittstock started a company called Aquascape Design.
Wittstock created a whole new market. He attracted lovers of ponds and made them distributors of his company's product line. He trained contractors and taught them how to sell ponds to homeowners. He put together all the components and began to sell pond kits. Other companies entered the burgeoning pond market and the market niche was off and running. Water features and pondless waterfalls were added along the way and the future looked bright.
The inclusion of water features in the landscape had been growing at the rate of about 20 percent a year. It appeared that this market was the next big growth area. More and more landscape contractors added pond building/installation to their services.
In a recent survey done by Irrigation & Green Industry magazine, "A sample of more than 2,000 showed that 49.30 percent of those landscape contractors surveyed reported they offered ponds and water features."
In 2007, as homebuilding came to a screeching halt and the economy began to slow down, so too did the demand for ponds and water features.
The effects of the economic climate hit us all. Trying to sell ponds or water features became more difficult. As in many other markets, this too began to dry up. Contractors who were purists, those who only built ponds, struggled to keep their heads above water. Quite a few have gone by the wayside. Gloom and doom seemed to prevail.
So what does the future hold for this market? From my vantage point, it is a very promising one. But contractors have to have the ability to be creative in their marketing and think outside the box.
In our feature story in this issue, there are some quotes from a few landscape contractors who have embraced the 'green movement.' One of the contractors quoted in the article commented that in this eco-friendly environment, homeowners are using more native and drought-tolerant plant material. They are also cutting down on the size of the turf areas and adding hardscapes, paths, mulches, and dry water beds.
To try to overcome the heat island effect, one of the contractors suggested that a water feature be installed. Not only will the water feature create a soothing atmosphere, it will also conserve on the use of water. As you replace some turf areas with water features, clients will be quite pleased with the results.
For contractors who can envision the future, this could be their shining light. Eco-green sustainable landscapes afford them the opportunity to be creative and replace a number of grass areas with water features.
In a 2007 survey initiated by the International Professional Pond Contractors Association, they took a 488-square-foot water area adjoining a 588-square-foot turf area, and measured the water consumption for both. "The saving of water in favor of the water feature was dramatic. When all was said and done, water features consumed 8,078 gallons while the turf area consumed 71,439 gallons."
Armed with facts and figures such as these, and the impetus of the 'green movement,' it is this writer's opinion that opportunities abound. You need to figure out how to capitalize on them.


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The 2012 London Olympics is just around the corner, and for the host city the event has cost millions of pounds and taken years of planning — but one team of astronauts think they can create their own games without the expensive resources. Instead of watching the games like the rest of us, the crew of the International Space Station are planning on holding their own zero-g version of the Olympics!
Of course, there are certain constraints that limit what events you can hold aboard a space station, but that has not stopped the astronauts from discussing the idea. While not all the events have been decided upon, NASA astronaut Sunita (Suni) Williams, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency spaceflyer Akihiko Hoshide and Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko have a few ideas.
The trio are due to take off for the International Space Station on the July 14 and thought they would plan something for their trip which overlaps with the London Olympics.
Speaking to a press conference, Hoshide said: "Something unique about our increment is we have a very huge sports event during our increment, so what we're talking about amongst ourselves is, why don't we do some kind of sports event onboard the station too?"
"We're just tossing around ideas right now, what kind of sport event we can do. That's something I'm looking forward to. We just thought it would be something fun to do on orbit, but we have limited space and limited equipment."
Amazingly, it won't be the first time that astronauts have staged sporting events in space. During the 2010 Winter Olympics, the 11-man crew of the shuttle Endeavour and the ISS competed in a series of events including space skiing, the zero-G luge and weightless figure skating.
The crew may want to watch out for Sunita Williams as she is an expert in zero-g sports. In 2007, she ran the Boston marathon on a treadmill while stationed aboard the ISS! As for the proposed events, I'd recommend against zero-g javelin throwing.
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After several months of planning and consultations with our partners, which started in May 2011, the Egypt Development Marketplace (DM) was launched on November 8, 2012. As part of the outreach strategy, the Egypt DM team organized a series of information sessions in four of Upper Egypt's major cities; Asyut, Qena, Aswan and Minya. The sessions were co-organized and co-hosted with Egypt DM partners International Labor Organization, Social Fund for Development, Sawiris Foundation, and others. The sessions were attended by approximately 400 leaders from agricultural cooperatives, NGOs and small companies. In addition to the usual warm welcome and generous hospitality, typical of Egyptians, here are some reflections based on what we heard from the participants:
1. Upper Egypt is being left behind: despite improved attention and increased efforts over the past few years, there is still a feeling that Upper Egypt continues to be forgotten when it comes to donor programs and development efforts at large. Though details varied from city to city, this sentiment prevailed. One Aswan cab driver told us "not only is tourism slow because of the situation but now we have to wait in queue for hours on end for gas". One could experience a general sense of impatience with people not yet witnessing the direct positive impact of the January 2011 revolution on their lives.
2. Access to finance remains a significant challenge: while many of the participants welcomed the DM competition, some participants representing small firms, cooperatives and NGOs, saw the small grants as a short-term remedy at best. They expressed concern for the lack of viable financing mechanisms to help them grow their enterprises and activities. As one entrepreneur from Asyut put it "I need finance to help me expand my tomato processing operations to increase production and create more jobs. However, current borrowing options for me are too expensive as the interest rates are high and don't take into consideration the small scale of my operations".
3. Coordination in the agribusiness and handicrafts sectors is needed: the Egypt DM has done its best over the past months to bring together the main players in social enterprise active in agribusiness and handicrafts sectors but there is an expressed need for even more coordination, on both the local and national levels. The repeated requests from participants that the Egypt DM needs to help applicants access other types of technical and financial support confirmed that there is not enough multi-stakeholder coordination or a synchronized platform to access those opportunities.
After those concerns were voiced, a positive resilient spirit reemerged and we started hearing questions indicating that we are about to start receiving some great proposals for some promising social enterprises! Based on some of the excellent questions asked we also updated and circulated our Arabic FAQs.
The roadshow was an eye-opening and learning experience for us all. The Egypt DM team is expecting to receive many promising proposals that will contribute to job creation and sustainable development in Upper Egypt.
For more information, please visit our DM Egypt page at our main site, or for information in Arabic please click here for our DM Egypt Site.


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Day 1 – Packing Canoes in Algonquin Park
Pickup at Finch Subway Station in Toronto (optional) or meet us in Algonquin Park. After a leisurely drive through the heart of Ontario farm land and cottage country we will meet our group at Permit Office at Rock Lake. After taking care of the necessary paper work our guide will instruct everyone on the necessary skills and techniques for canoeing. You will learn how to properly load a canoe, how to paddle in a straight line, and how to portage your canoes. You start your canoe trip down a slow moving river that spills out into Rock Lake. You will spend the next 1 1/2 hours paddling across Rock Lake to get to the short portage into Pen Lake. This lake is where you will find your first campsite in Algonquin Park. Once you establish camp, with the help of our experienced guide, you are free to explore the lake you are on. Also, in this area it is quite common to see moose grazing by the edge of the lake. Dinner will consist of fresh food, prepared on site, and enjoyed by the side of a blazing campfire! Afterwards, you can sit and watch the Milky Way rise slowly above your heads. The sky is so clear that you can even count satellites passing by! And, if you're really lucky, a pack of wolves may serenade you with their howls! This is real Canadian camping!
Day 2 – Portaging into the depths of Algonquin Park
Today we will canoe even farther into the interior of Algonquin Park, exploring two more lakes. We will encounter some short portages and one long portage that takes you to a nice beach on Welcome Lake. And, after a welcome break and a swim, you continue canoeing across the lake and into a twisting river that leads into Harry Lake. This is where you will find your campsite for your second night in Algonquin Park.
Day 3 – Canoeing the Heart of Algonquin Park
Today you don't canoe too many kilometres, but it is a fairly tiring day due to the portages. You will canoe across three small lakes and do two big portages. But you end up at one of the most beautiful lakes in Algonquin Park, Lake Louisa. It is a big lake with many small islands, some of which have campsites you can stay at. You should get to your campsite by mid-afternoon so you will have plenty of time to relax or do a bit more canoeing.
Day 4 – Base Camp in Algonquin Park
As you have already canoed a fair bit of distance, you will take the day off from paddling and remain at the same campsite for one more night. By now everyone is an expert at setting up their tents and collecting firewood, so there will be ample time to relax, swim, read a book, explore the shores of Lake Louisa, or try your hand at fishing for your dinner!
Day 5 – The Never Ending Algonquin Portage
Your final day begins with a hearty breakfast. You pack up camp, load the canoes and start the paddle home. This is a challenging day, but since you are well rested from yesterday, you should easily be able to manage the 2.9 kilometre portage that awaits you. You will arrive at Rock Lake by early afternoon and have a short canoe trip back to the parking lot, arriving back to your vehicles about 2 pm. You then start the drive back to Toronto. For those who requested transportation to/from Toronto, you will be dropped off at Finch subway station at about 7 pm. After this five day canoe adventure, you can definitely say that you have answered the Call Of The Wild!