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Thursday, August 09, 2012
PUBLICATION: Climate change, water stress, conflict and migration
The presentations from the conference on climate change, water, conflict and migration, held on 21 September 2011 in The Hague, the Netherlands, have been bundled as papers. The table of contents is listed below and the publication is freely available for download.
Climate change, conflict and migration: the water context
(conference summary)
– Karin Thomas, Marguerite de Chaisemartin and Michael van der Valk
Climate change, water stress, conflict and migration
Taking stock of current insights through a vulnerability lens
– Leon Hermans
Climate change, water stress, conflict and migration
(background paper)
Climate change-induced migrations
A research and capacity-building agenda from a human security perspective
– Rolain Borel
Water stress, conflict and migration in South Asia
– Major General ANM Muniruzzaman (retd)
Environment, climate change and human displacement
From literature, through empirical evidence to policymaking
– Tamer Afifi
Letter to the Netherlands Chief Negotiator UN Climate Talks, Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment
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In the modern world, promoting your online business requires as much technical savvy as writing a smartphone application from scratch. This is where Search Engine Optimization (SEO) comes into play.
How do Customers Find Businesses Online?
John is an average, middle-aged man in his thirties looking for a local service. The type of service doesn't matter. What matters is that he is looking for it online.
John jumps onto the Google search page and types in a few words about the service that he's looking for. The instant that he presses the "Enter" key, the massive search engine servers at Google process more information that you have ever seen, or will see, in one location.
- The Google Search algorithm flips through a database of every website in existence
- The algorithm cross-references more than 200 different combinations of variables, such as:
- John's location
- John's online search history
- John's online presence (name, age, job, interests, hobbies, etc.)
- And on, and on, and on…
Finally, in a matter of milliseconds, millions of results are tabulated and displayed on the screen. Out of all of those millions of businesses, websites, and endless forms of digital media, John only cares about the first page of Google results. These first ten, (that's 10!) results, as well as a half-dozen or so relevant, paid ads are all that John will see or care about. In most cases, he won't even bother to go to the second page.
More importantly, the ads that he sees and the 10 most relevant results, or "organic results," have been strategically manipulated to show up before yours, or anyone else's, for that matter. The businesses who are at top of those results have had their online profile "tweeked" by an SEO Strategist.
What is SEO?
This short acronym may be familiar to you, but it most likely is not. Businesses on the leading edge of online commerce have figured out that the search engine is the most powerful tool for marketing any business. The secret to using this tool is Search Engine Optimization.
Search engines, such as Google, Bing, Yahoo, and more, provide anyone, anywhere, access to whatever they want at a given moment. Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, is a marketing strategy that uses knowledge of how search engines work to put businesses at the top of search results.
If your business isn't showing up on the first page of Google search results, the chances that your online store will be shopped are minimal, at best.
What's more, companies that spend hundreds, thousands, millions, or billions of dollars on online ads without employing SEO are literally throwing their money away. This is because they don't have a savvy SEO Strategist to target their ads to the people who need to see them.
Imagine spending twenty-thousand dollars on a high quality billboard for a restaurant in Los Angeles and placing it in Chicago. The ad isn't relevant, no matter how great it looks. People from LA won't ever see your ad, because it's been put in the wrong place. This is exactly what happens when a website isn't optimized properly.
SEO Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
The dawn of the internet started in 1991, when it went live. It wasn't until 1999 that it became "mainstream" [1] Between 1991 and 1999, the audiences who were watching Coke and McDonald's ads on TV were now tuning in to the internet.
Marketing online had barely evolved by that time, but it had at least begun. Then came the ad banner, a clickable picture on the top, bottom, or sides of a web page. The concept blew up and the media assault by anyone who could take a picture and put a link on it was advertising.
As the internet evolved, businesses began to see that the 1980's Nelson TV ratings system was a dinosaur. If you wanted your business in front of the right people, it took a lot more than just sampling an audience.
The progress over the past two decades developed this concept into a highly complex system of cat and mouse strategies. If a business wanted to reach the right people, it would have to chase them and hope for the best. Hit and miss was, and still is, the most popular strategy for the common man.
The modern internet no longer follows the rules of classical marketing and economics. There is a whole new way of doing business. The competition isn't just the stores in your neighborhood, but a vast, bustling community of anyone selling the same thing you do. It doesn't even look like the corporate monoliths of the twentieth century.
"Long Tail" marketing has taken over much of the marketing world. This means that a Solar Installation company in Fresno, CA. , has as much potential to reach customers as Sears. That potential is only reached through solid SEO strategies.
Looking forward, SEO and Digital marketing strategies will continue to evolve. Brick and mortar stores will slowly continue to drift away, and only those who sell online will have a chance. Those businesses who catch and follow the trend of SEO will rise to the top. The rest will continue to advertise in Chicago for their store in LA.
How Do I Find SEO Services?
The best SEO Marketers will show up on the first page of Google search results. That is the metric of success in the industry.
As of the writing this article, there are only a handful of truly talented SEO Marketing professionals. They are the trendsetters who have established some of the most successful practices for online marketing. I have listed them below with a link to their website.
- Andrea Lynn Drake – SEO by Andrea Lynn Drake
- SEO Experience – 27 years
- John Jantsch
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- Bruce Clay
- SEO Experience – 21 years
- Neil Patel
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- Brian Dean – Backlinko
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Politics shift meaning of 'home'
May 29, 2006
State law allows a legislator to spend most of his time in Sacramento and still list another city as hisofficialresidence.
By BRIAN JOSEPH
The Orange County Register
IN THE CAPITOL: "I fly down and work in the district as much and as hard as anyone in this building," says Assemblyman Van Tran, a former Garden Grove city councilman.
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SACRAMENTO – They say home is where you lay your head, but for California lawmakers it can be more complicated.
Assemblyman Van Tran lives in a new West Sacramento home he owns and shares with his wife, Cindy.
But in the eyes of the law, Tran, a Republican, doesn't live there. He lives in Westminster – with his parents.
State law says lawmakers live wherever they're registered to vote, and lawmakers can register anywhere they please, even if they spend little or no time at that address.
Some experts say this is good because it lets lawmakers live near the capital where they work.
But others say it opens the door to carpetbagging, weakening the very foundation of representative democracy.
It's what allowed former Sen. Ross Johnson, a Republican, to represent Irvine when he and his wife and two daughters lived in Gold River, near Sacramento.
It's why Assemblyman Tom Umberg, a Democrat, rents a condo in Santa Ana when he and his family own a five-bedroom house in a neighboring Republican district.
And it's how Tran, a rising star in the Republican Party as one of the nation's first Vietnamese-American legislators, was planning to run for termed-out Sen. Joe Dunn's 34th state Senate District seat when his parents live in the 35th.
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Tran, an attorney, freely acknowledges his West Sacramento home, registering at his parents' house and briefly changing his registration to a studio apartment in order to qualify for the 34th Senate District seat. He says none of those things harm his connection to the community he represents, the 68th Assembly District.
"I fly down and work in the district as much and as hard as anyone in this building," the 41-year-old said in an interview this month at his Capitol office.
The former Garden Grove city councilman owns several pieces of property in and around Sacramento, but none in Orange County, according to documents on file with the state.
His wife is from the Sacramento region and is registered to vote in West Sacramento. They were married in a Sacramento church shortly after he was elected to the Assembly in November 2004.
Meanwhile, in Orange County, Tran has changed his registration three times since October – first to his parents' house in Westminster, then to the studio apartment in Garden Grove, then back to his parents' house.
The dates of the changes correspond to when Tran flirted with running for the Senate and then dropped out to seek re-election in the 68th Assembly District.
Tran's opponents in the Assembly race think residency is an issue. Long King Pham, Tran's challenger in the June 6 Republican primary, and John Paul Lucas, the Democratic candidate, both say he is too disconnected from the district to accurately represent it.
"Meeting the spirit of the law and the letter of the law are two different things," said Lucas, who lives in Costa Mesa. "If his wife's primary residence is in Sacramento, I would assume his primary residence is with her."
Making it legal
Tran disagrees. Asked if he felt his registration changes opened him up to charges of carpetbagging, Tran said, "It's not like I'm from Nebraska and one day I want to run for state Senate in California and therefore I just move over and then say, 'OK, I'm here! I'm running.' … I have a long, deep-running relationship with the city" of Garden Grove.
Tran said he decided to move in with his mom and dad in Westminster, after selling his home in Garden Grove, when his older brother, Henry, unexpectedly died of cancer in January 2005.
"After my brother's passing, I realized everybody's time here is temporary and short. And my parents are in their mid-70s. And I want to spend more time with them – as much as I can, given the nature of this job," Tran said.
Tran says he stays with his parents whenever he returns to Orange County, which he says he does every weekend. He estimates he spends 60 percent of his time at his West Sacramento home, with the rest spent living with his parents in Westminster. He said his wife joins him at his parents' house two or three weekends a month.
And when the Legislature is out of session in fall, Tran said, he and his wife live with his parents full time.
"It's a non-issue," he said.
Tran was only registered at his parents' house for four months when he changed again, to an address in the 34th Senate District.
Tran said he only changed his registration "to make it legal" for him to run for the seat. He registered at the Garden Grove home of Margaret Zuliani, who told The Orange County Register that Tran rented a room from her. The next day, Feb. 24, he pulled papers for the Senate race.
But four days later, Tran announced he was opting out of the Senate race to seek re-election to the Assembly. The next day, on March 1, he re-registered at his parents' house. Tran said he dropped the Senate bid because he was concerned Democrats would pour a lot of money into the race to protect a seat their party controls.
Public perception
Experts say residency issues don't necessarily affect candidates politically because voters understand they maintain homes near the Capitol and could own property elsewhere. What's critical is that candidates be upfront about their living arrangements, they say.
"To me, it's not an issue of legal or not. It's whether a legislator feels he or she can properly represent the district," said Peggy Kerns, a former Colorado legislator and director of the National Conference of State Legislatures' Center for Ethics in Government. "The public's expectation is key here, that they be properly represented. It's up to them to decide."
In Orange County, the issue is often brought up, but candidates are elected anyway. In the 2004 primary for the 69th Assembly District, for example, Democrat Tom Umberg faced accusations of carpetbagging because he was renting a condominium in Santa Ana while his family owned a home outside the district, in Villa Park – Republican Assemblyman Bob Huff's district.
Umberg won and is now running for the Democratic nomination in the 34th Senate District. He still owns the Villa Park home and continues to rent the condo, which is in the 34th.
Residency wasn't a problem for former state Sen. Ross Johnson, who moved his wife and two daughters from Orange County to Sacramento after he called home one day and learned one of his daughters had lost part of a finger in an accident. Johnson said he was heartbroken he wasn't there for her.
Johnson was open with voters about moving his family to Sacramento and maintaining a condominium in Irvine so he could continue to represent Orange County.
"I think spending time with your family is important," Johnson said last week from his Sacramento-area home, where he now lives full time. "I don't think it affected anything at all. I think I was a pretty accurate representation of my constituency."
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Vietnamese-French choreographer's work to be shown
May 29, 2006
Ha Noi (VNA) – Vietnamese-French choreographer Ea Sola Thuy's new dance work is set to dazzle audiences at Hue Festival 2006 and in the capital city after premiering in Paris late last year.
"The Memory – Drought and Rain Vol. 2" is a reflection of the war as seen through the eyes of the young generation.
It was created in juxtaposition with her contemporary work "Drought and Rain Vol. 1" which features elderly village women from the Red River Delta of Viet Nam and took the dance world by storm when it was premiered in 1995.
For "The Memory – Drought and Rain Vol. 2", the choreographer worked with 12 young dancers from the Viet Nam Opera and Ballet Theatre.
Music of "The Memory" was written by freelance musician Nguyen Xuan Son, who said the dance music was inspired by the percussion used in "tuong" (a classical form of Vietnamese opera).
The dance premiered in Paris in November 2005 and was warmly welcomed by the audience. It has been performed in the US, Germany and Singapore and will arrive in Viet Nam next month for the Hue Festival.
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Nov. 24 – Dec. 2, 2015
SYNOPSIS: The appearance and departure of late season Hurricane Sandra had little effect on our fishing other than getting the port closed on Friday and Saturday. The fishing was good prior to the storms passing and great afterward, depending on what you were fishing for. Bill-fishing for Striped Marlin is as good as it gets, the Dorado are biting like crazy, there are some Tuna to be found and some very nice Wahoo have been hooked up!
WEATHER: Well the big news on the weather front was the development of a very late season Hurricane, named Sandra, that had everyone on edge last week. Early projections had the storm passing very close to us, but weakened from the category 4 class it reached for a short time. We got lucky with a high pressure ridge that came from the northwest and kept Sandra to the south and weakened her quickly. All we received were some large storm cells, overcast skies, a bit of wind and some rain. Very good for us! Since then our morning lows have been in the high 60's and our daytime highs in the mid 80's. As of today we have mostly clear skies with little breeze.
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Bobcats erase 2-0 deficit, eliminate Flames in opener, 5-2
March 7, 2015 | Strongsville, Ohio
In recent seasons, Liberty University's ACHA Division I men's hockey team has become all too familiar with the finality of single-elimination playoffs.
The 11th-seeded Flames, making their eighth ACHA DI National Championships appearance in the nine seasons they've played at that level, relived the agony of an early-round, season-ending exit in Saturday's 5-2 opening loss to sixth-seeded, four-time national champion Ohio in the OBM Arena outside of Cleveland.
Liberty (25-12-4) opened a 2-0 advantage by the end of the first period before allowing Ohio to tie it up with two power-play goals late in the second. Then in the third, the Bobcats pounced on the Flames for three unanswered goals at even strength, reminiscent of the teams' second-round nationals matchup in 2013 in Chicago, where Ohio tallied three power-play goals in the third period of a 7-4 victory.
Facing the nation's top-rated defense, which has only allowed 67 goals this season (1.7 per game), the Flames' top line was shut out for the contest despite maintaining more than their share of puck possession and applying plenty of pressure around the Bobcats' cage.
"We had some pretty good chances (in the second and third periods) but we weren't able to find the back of the net," Liberty Head Coach Kirk Handy said. "It's a tough situation. For 50 minutes, I thought we played very well. We had a big letup and they scored three goals in a minute and 28 seconds there in the third period and that was the difference in the game. Ohio played well today. They were able to make it happen."
The Bobcats advance to Sunday morning's second-round showdown with third-seeded Minot State in a semifinal rematch from 2013, when the Beavers went on to capture their first national title.
In the first period, the Flames made the most of their chances, scoring first on the power play. Moments after freshman forward Luke Hannon's near miss on a backhanded follow of a shot by senior forward Lindsay LeBlanc, sophomore defenseman Chase Harris reset Liberty's attack along the blue line. He cycled the puck to senior forward Ryley Egan who sent it to sophomore forward Robert Ward on the left wing. Ward unloaded a slap shot that sophomore center Grant Garvin put away from on his knees in the left crease, lifting the puck over the shoulder of Ohio goalie Ryan Heltion just under the crossbar for a 1-0 lead with 11:09 left in the first period.
Then, with 4:39 left in the period, senior forward Ryan Kerr skated the puck down the right wing and rifled a sharp-angled shot inside the left post, above the pad and below the blocker of Heltion, doubling the Flames' advantage to 2-0.
Ohio (27-10-2), which boasts the best penalty kill in ACHA Division I, showed it can also capitalize on the power play, evening the contest with two second-period goals on the man advantage. Michael Harris (22 goals, 15 assists) drew the Bobcats within 2-1 by finishing a shot in the slot off an assist from along the left boards by Ohio's co-leading scorer Joey Breslin (15G, 22A) with 8:00 left.
Liberty generated three excellent opportunities to pad its lead back to two goals over the next six minutes. Freshman forward Paul Lamoureux's shot from point-blank range in the right crease got through the legs of Heltion before bouncing off the left post. A minute and 20 seconds later, with the Flames on a two-on-one break, junior forward Danny Logan's shot in the left crease was denied in similar fashion that Garvin's backhander off a crossing pass was four minutes later.
In the closing minute of the period, seconds after Ohio's four-on-three power play turned into a five-on-four, Bobcats' third-leading scorer Patrick Spellacy finished an open putback near the left post of a shot through the slot by Harris, tying the game at 2-2.
Moments after Pinel saved a shot off a backdoor pass in front of the net, Harris made a steal and started a fast break to Spellacy, who had his shot through traffic glove-saved by Pinel. A minute later, Derek Rahme received a pass from behind the net in the left crease and put the game-winning shot past Pinel with 9:58 left in regulation.
Just 78 seconds later, Spellacy took advantage of a two-on-one opportunity to double Ohio's lead to 4-2 by firing a fast-break shot past Pinel into the upper-left corner of the net. Less than 40 seconds after that, the Bobcats netted their fifth unanswered score on a breakaway finish on the left wing from forward Michael Palasics.
"When it was 2-1, we had a couple great chances to up the lead," Handy said. "They scored those goals and that changed the game really quick. Both teams played well. The game was right there for the taking the whole time."
All six of the Flames' seniors, other than goalies Cary Byron and Ian Harris, finished their careers on the ice for the final shift, two minute after Liberty Head Coach Kirk Handy pulled sophomore goalie Matt Pinel for the man advantage.
Defensemen Matt Sherry and Cam Bakker and forwards LeBlanc, Egan, Kerr, and Christian Garland, who led the team to nationals in each of the past four seasons, had the honor of finishing their Flames careers on the ice together.
"I'm proud of the guys and what they've done this year," Handy said. "They really grew our program this year and I'm proud of how they've grown as men thorughout their careers. Praying at center ice, even after a loss, those are huge things, and a testament to our team and our program."


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Website Pros and Deluxe Corporation Partner to Bring Big Marketing Support to Small BusinessesDecember 5, 2007
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. and ST. PAUL, Minn., Dec 5, 2007 (PrimeNewswire via COMTEX News Network) -- Website Pros, Inc. (Nasdaq:WSPI) and Deluxe Corporation (NYSE:DLX) today announced a partnership that brings easy, affordable website design, online marketing, local search marketing, lead generation, and e-commerce technology to small businesses looking to grow. The strategic partnership taps Website Pros' technology leadership and Deluxe's small business relationships to offer customer value in an increasingly important and lucrative market space.
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Our 75th Anniversary in 2020
In 2020, the Chamber Music Conference and Composers' Forum of the East will celebrate and honor our 75-year past, our longevity, our decades of residence at Bennington College, and the impact the Conference has had on the music world. We have a number of exciting initiatives underway, focused not only on celebrating this significant milestone, but also on strengthening our community and inspiring our future.
The two biggest projects we are excited about are the writing of our history, led by longtime participant David Webber, and the commissioning of four major chamber music works. We are pleased to announce the 75th anniversary composers: Donald Crockett, Stephen Hartke, Hannah Lash, and Elizabeth Ogonek. The commissioned works, which will be funded by generous donations from participants, will include winds, strings, and piano, reflecting the instrumental composition of our Conference. For more information on the 2020 Composers' Forum, see the Composers' Forum page.
In addition to the documented history and commissioned works, we are planning special presentations, celebrations, and ways to feature past Conference composers.
CMC Stories
We are pleased to announce CMC Stories, an ongoing initiative to collect oral histories from the CMC community. Inspired in part by the popular StoryCorps project, our goal is to put together a rich archive representing CMC experiences of all sorts throughout the Conference's history.
All members of the CMC community (current and former participants and faculty) are invited to contribute stories to the archive. Most stories will eventually be posted on the Conference website.
Share a favorite memory by yourself, or interview a friend—perhaps someone who was in one of your very first coaching groups, or someone you recruited to the Conference. Record your story on a smartphone or other recording device. Follow these guidelines for creating and submitting your story.
Use the links on the right side of this page to hear some of the stories we've received so far.
Watch this page for more information! Members of the Conference commmunity who would like to propose ideas, send us topics for the written history, ask questions, or volunteer for a project may contact the 75th Anniversary Committee at firstname.lastname@example.com, or contact us or any other Board member.
— Bobby Kipp and Claire Stefani, 75th Anniversary Committee co-chairs


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I love the definition of perseverance:
Steadfastness in doing something despite difficulty or delay in achieving success.
I love this because I firmly believe that this is the hallmark of great leadership, individuals, teams, and organizations. I believe that success is the fact that they have persevered where others have quit.
Most startups fail because they do not have what it takes to persevere and to survive the inevitable conflicts and difficult decisions that must be made to survive.
Most relationships (and marriages) do not survive because they, as individuals and as a couple, have chosen to not persevere.
And even most aspiring authors, writers, creatives, and bloggers do not attain the level of success that they'd like to see because they quit too early – it's perseverance that grants them access to those achievements and very little else.
I attribute a lot of my personal success in blogging (and a number of other things) to the fact that I have written and published every single day for the past 10+ years. I strongly urge other bloggers to do the same, schedule permitting of course, because I believe it is through the difficulty and the "grind" where you learn your own unique art and craft to this thing we call online publishing.
I still find it incredibly difficult at times to sit down and write and there are times where it's the very last thing I want to do with my time. Yet, I know that the game I and the rest of the world really plays is one of perseverance and I'm in it for the long haul. I've seen it work because I've experienced it.
Success that matters, however your describe or define it, takes time. And success that makes a lasting impact on not only yourself but for the benefit of others is difficult by definition. Don't quit now because you're tired – you haven't even really started yet.


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Marriage, civil unions and controversy
The major controversy appears to be about society granting a civil union equal status with a marriage.
In civilised societies, marriages are no longer viewed as void if the heterosexual couple is not sexually active, nor if the couple do not have children.
If one eliminates the arguments that relate to issues of equality of the sexes, as have been outlined in the TCN articles
then the answer appears to be primarily ones related to
- the raising of children by people of the same sex and
- the sexual behaviour between people of the same sex.
Raising children is a demanding and complex task, which is best achieved by having more than one person providing the parenting. This has been traditionally considered to be the role of a heterosexual couple and their extended family.
Death or disability or default by the biological parents has meant there are many examples where children have been raised by single parents, and/ or by siblings or other extended family members or even by strangers, without major harm.
For example: In many post War situations, these were households with those providing parenting being of the same sex. eg a mother, aunt and grandmother; or father and two brothers.
There are also many examples of children being raised in abusive environments with their biological or other heterosexual couples providing the parenting.
Therefore the quality of parenting is not related to the sexual orientation of the people providing the parenting, rather to the quality of care provided.
Concern about homosexual couples having the same rights as heterosexual couples to raise children is often based on false premises, such as:
- confusing homosexuality with pedophilia, which it is not.
- beliefs that the child's developing sexual orientation will be influenced by being raised by same sex couples. Also an erroneous belief.
Children require roles models of both male and female behaviours for healthy psychological development.
In the world village in this day and age, it is extremely likely that every child will be exposed to a huge range of role models.
Therefore parenting can meet all the same criteria applied to heterosexual couples.
Thus same sex adult couples are entitled to the same protection under law as heterosexual people.
Sexual behaviour
Family relationships, friendships, relationships related to work, recreation, community service, interests etc. are all necessary for the healthy functioning of a society.
Relationships between people of the same sex, that do not involve sexual behaviour, are obviously not an issue.
Same sexual practices may have been deemed as immoral or inappropriate based upon:
Minority behaviour being defined by societies as abnormal and thus intrinsically bad.
This has been challenged by
- understanding that the range of sexual behaviours practised by same sex couples is also practised by heterosexual couples.
- understanding that naturally occurring minority behaviours do not need to be defined as "bad" rather simply as "different", unless there are harmful consequences.
Note: Good and bad are moral terms that can best judged by the effect of those behaviours on the person exhibiting those and those who are affected by the behaviour.
eg left handedness was seen as "evil" because the "right' was symbolically associated with God, goodness, doing the right thing etc.
That individual difference did no harm other than the trauma caused by those who decided it was not acceptable, and used that to dominate and abuse left-handed people because of it.
Many people now understand that homosexual people have suffered the same type of discrimination that left-handed people experienced (and still do in some places)
Religious beliefs ie God has defined some sexual behaviours as moral and thus acceptable and others as immoral.
This has been challenged by
- scientific and other discoveries that require re-valuation of concepts of God and religious beliefs to eliminate bias based on ignorance and/or historical, cultural, and man-serving rather than humane or God-serving or Life-serving principles.
- the understanding that sexual attraction to members of the same sex is not a simple choice determined by free-will anymore than heterosexual attraction, but determined by complex biological, psychological and social factors.
- most religious belief systems include the 'god as creator' concept. As life includes a diverse range of a-sexual and sexual behaviour, such a creator would be assumed to have a broad acceptance of such a range of behaviour
Social structures supporting sexual behaviours that will ensure the healthy survival of the species ie heterosexuality is acceptable, homosexuality not.
This has been challenged by
- there are heterosexual couples who have to use IVF and other strategies to be able to be parents.
- good parenting is required of both sexes in a heterosexual marriage so both genders are equally capable of performing those roles
- there are many people who have been raised in single sex homes, especially after wars, where the children have been parented without public uproar.
- there are many children who have been abused by heterosexual couples so 'straight' marriage is no guarantee of good parenting. A loving home provided by balanced and loving people is the decider.
- from an evoluntary perspective, over-population threatens the sustainability of life as we know it on the planet which is a closed system.Thus sexual practices where children are not created, may be benefical by increasing the survival chances for human species overall.
This has been challenged by
- many minority factors determine the survival of the species, so one can not predict what organs and behaviours will have the most survival benefits in the future
This has been challenged by
- increased hygienic, sanitation and health knowledge and practices have decreased the risk of illnesses in some of "same sex" sexual behaviours, nor are they necessarily needed for sexual stimulation and satisfaction
- again these behaviours risk heterosexual people as well, as they are also practised by some heterosexual people.
So what are principles to guide sexual behaviour in the 3rd Millennium?
There appear to be four inter-related factors by which modern civilised societies judge sexual behaviour.
To be considered appropriate, the sexual behaviour needs to be:
- Mature ie behaviour between adults
Thus any form of sexual behaviour involving children and those defined by law as not capable of adult decision making is unacceptable.
- Consenting by being based on free will between people of basically equal power. ie behaviour unhindered by ignorance, and/or either direct or indirect coercion.
Thus sexual behaviour is not acceptable where one of the parties are unable to exercise free choice because the person is drunk or drugged, not capable of making an adult decision, threatened with violence either directly or indirectly, or being wrongly informed that a behaviour would not be painful or harmful.
This principle excludes sex with children, adults with a certain level of mental incapacity, animals etc. as consent is absent when the person or animal does not have sufficent ability or power to refuse.
- Healthy ie free of harmful consequences to the person and others
Thus sexual behaviours that carry a high risk to the healthy function of a person, both physically and emotionally, or that cause physical or emotional pain are not considered appropriate. eg a person with a sexually transmitted disease having sex with another person unaware of their health status would be considered harmful.
- Longterm and Exclusive
The most controversial of these four factors. However, many people also argue that the most healthy form of sexual behaviour, physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually is between two people in a long term committed relationship.
"The family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the State".
Certainly the more childrean and adults living in stable, caring and loving households the better their health and well-being, and as a consequence the health and well-being of our communities. This, in turn, is of huge importance to our society as a whole.
Thus we need to re-examine of the concept and definition of "family" in our modern societies. Read more.
Thus same-sex couples are entitled to the same rights and protection under law as heterosexual couples.
1. Item 16 of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights 1948.


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How Do I Exercise My Paternal Rights?
If an unmarried couple has a child together, each parent should have the ability to exercise the same parental rights as a married father. However, in order for a man to have his rights and obligations as a father recognized by the courts, he must take steps first to establish "legal paternity." Legal paternity means that the law recognizes the unmarried father as the father of the child in question and, once it is established, he may have custody and/or visitation rights, as well as the responsibility to help support the child.
Legal paternity is established if:
- The father was married to the mother at the time of conception and/or birth of the child;
- The father and mother married after the birth of the child, and he agreed to be listed as the father on the child's birth certificate;
- Both the father and the mother have signed a special form, voluntarily acknowledging that the man is the child's father; or
- The father, mother, or child petitions the court to recognize legal paternity and the court issues an order as such.
If you believe you are the father of a child and are not married to the child's mother, the mother may not always agree that you are the rightful father. In such cases, if you want to have a relationship with your child, you will have to petition the court and request a DNA test that shows you are the rightful father.
Even if the mother does agree that you are the father, you may still face some challenges. For example, if the mother is currently married to another man or was married to another man at the time of the birth of your child, that man is legally presumed to be the child's father. In order to have your paternity fully recognized, the husband or ex-husband must agree to sign a form denying he is the biological father. As you may imagine, this may be challenging in some situations, especially if the husband believes he is actually the true father.
What Happens if You Do Not Establish Paternity?
Paternity cases can get messy, and it is in your best interests to establish legal paternity if you wish to continue to have a relationship with your child. Without legal paternity, a mother has the right to disallow you from even seeing your child. Moreover, someone else may be able to adopt your child and your child will not be able to inherit any benefits from you or other assets without a will. For these reasons, if you want to foster a father/child relationship, you should establish legal paternity as soon as possible.
If you wish to establish paternity or simply have any questions regarding paternity cases in DuPage County, do not hesitate to contact the dedicated family law attorneys at Kathryn L. Harry & Associates, P.C. Call our office today at 630-472-9700 to set up a free consultation.


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Photographer Takes Extreme Selfies Underwater With Millions Of Jellyfish
She was underwater, surrounded by millions of jellyfish, but professional photographer and SCUBA diving pro Nadia Aly did not get scared at all, but instead she took these epic selfies.
Aly, who is 29, spent more than eight hours swimming in the lake very appropriately named Jellyfish lake, in Palau in the Pacific Ocean.
The jellyfish luckily no longer have stings that are harmful however to humans. As they have been left alone, un-threatened by other creatures, their stings where not needed, so they have lost them over 100's of years.
I dont know about you, but you would never ever catch me swimming in there, even if the jellyfish were harmless. *Shudders*.
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Olympians, old fashioned western violence, futuristic battles in space, and a plumber named Mario…yeah, 2010's been a pretty good year for video games (and we're only half done). Check out X-Play's fav four from the year so far.
X-Play's Top 10 Games of 2010 So Far: 4 – 1
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Gallagher Connect Partners: Cultivating Trusted Relationships between Diverse Partners and Gallagher
At Gallagher, we are committed to doing what is best for our clients. Gallagher Connect Partners shares in and supports this mission by cultivating trusted relationships between diverse partners and Gallagher to better serve our clients. By promoting Partner specializations and mutually servicing accounts, together, we aim to reduce our clients Total Cost of Risk and to deliver value to clients. In doing this, Gallagher Connect Partners begins to expose diverse insurance suppliers to experiences and networks that ultimately strengthen their business and expose them to new opportunities.
Gallagher Connect Partners refers to our network of minority, women and other diverse certified partners that were strategically selected based on their unique perspectives and capabilities. Gallagher Connect Partners cultivates these relationships through:
- Putting clients first and doing what is in their best interest
- Helping to increase diversity within the insurance industry
- Helping our diverse Partners go after larger accounts, and invest back into their business
- Delivering creative solutions born from collaboration with specialized Partners
- Ensuring a mutual responsibility to service accounts, and working inclusively with our Partners
- Providing clients with world-class service
- Sharing intellectual capital and supporting partner growth
- Providing partner access to self-insured pool programs, captive solutions and additional alternative risk structures
- Being on the cutting edge of innovation in the industry
- Selecting products and services from more than 150 insurance carriers
- Enriching culture and improving products and services from diverse partnerships
In addition to helping our Clients achieve their supplier diversity goals, Gallagher Connect Partners gives our Sales Teams access to Gallagher-approved partners focused on delivering high quality solutions to meet our Clients' needs. Co-brokering with Partners enables learning and growth for us and our Partners, which better positions both of us to serve our clients.
The whole idea of an inclusive culture is about bringing different perspectives around the table to better serve our clients. If we only listen to handful of perspectives, we're just not going to do as well. I personally, am very involved in making sure that what we do as an organization is focused on this. Every single chance we get, we should include the opportunity to become even more inclusive as an organization.
For us, the CEO Action for Inclusion pledge provides us an opportunity to align with and learn from other organizations working to bring about similar change. At the end of the day, it's our people that make a difference for our clients, the communities we work in and the lives of millions of people who put their trust in us.
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Alex Galla
The University of Texas at Arlington
Level: Junior
Certification Area: Middle Level Math/Science
What People Are Saying
I demonstrate an excellence in planning and delivering instruction by providing a clear focus on my goals and objectives within my classroom. I utilize formative assessment through interpersonal interactions while working on assignments throughout the day. Summative assessment is done through a final product by the students' task with specific criteria they are required to meet. To assess any misconceptions, I utilize multiple resources to address the misconceptions. -- Alex Galla
To promote a positive, equitable, and engaging classroom environment, Alex motivated and encouraged students with high expectations for student success, and he generated respect for the positive aspects of differing perspectives and cultural backgrounds. Additionally, Alex included individual and collaborative engagement during class activities, and he both assessed and corrected the misconceptions. -- University Faculty
Alex's mathematics education courses involve student-centered instructional methods where students are required to work together solving mathematical problems and explain to each other why their solutions are correct. Having witnessed his teaching and mathematical abilities, I am confident that Alex will do a great job working with young people as a future educator. -- University Faculty


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IWSG- February 2019
Snow day today here in the Salt Lake City area. If you live in a place where it routinely snows, snows in quantity, you know how rare a valley wide snow day is. The storm that came through last night and early this morning dropped over a foot in a damn hurry. Before the plows could do their work, traffic was at a standstill. One by one, agencies, schools, businesses announced they were shutting their doors for the day. The worst part for me, I forgot to buy more coffee yesterday, thinking I'd do it this morning. Epic fail-
Also, it's the first Wednesday of the month which is the blog hop for the Insecure Writer's Support Group.
Check us out HERE. Sign up.
Things have been slow on the writing front. Stories are brewing, but either I'm fighting them or they are not quite ready for the light of day. Distractions rule the day lately, and I've got to fight my way around, over or through them.
One accomplishment- I entered a novel in a contest for unpublished work. I'd planned on entering this same contest two years ago and last year, but lost track of half a month and the deadline passed. This time, I was smarter and put an alert on my phone. Crazy how convenient those things are. Now the waiting begins. I'm getting used to waiting now, and while I am still disappointed when the rejection comes, it stings less and less.
The optional question for the month is-
Besides writing what other creative outlets do you have?
I like to pretend I can play the guitar. I taught myself the year I turned 30. My initial plan was to learn to play chords and be happy with that. Which worked well for about 15 years. I really enjoy playing, I'm not awful, but have never been great at it. I wrote a few songs in the early 2000's that I recorded, burned on CD and gave to unfortunate friends and family. Some of the tracks were decent and one or two were really good. It's fun to come across that music from time to time, even if there are three or four songs that make me cringe.
About two years ago, I really got the itch to actually improve at the instrument. Last spring, I met a man who teaches finger style (bluegrass, blues), decided to stop wishing and wanting and committed to learning. In many ways, it's like I've never played before and am learning the instrument all over again, which is a good thing. I have to work hard, practice, be patient. The skills are coming. One day, I might actually be able to call myself a musician. Won't that be swell.
Here is my little army of instruments. The Taylor in the center is my baby and it gets the most love, but the Dean is the one that gets played the most. I dropped it one day and put a nice crack in it. I guess that makes it vintage.
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The Philippine Star
University of the East came away with two victories, including a come-from-behind 6-4 win over Adamson University Alumni, to wrest the solo lead in the women's division of the Cebuana Lhuillier Summer Grandslam National Softball Open Championships in Clark Field, Pampanga.
UE also beat Papua Province team from Indonesia.
UE exploded with four runs in the fourth inning as it cashed in on Adamson 's centerfielder Sarah Jane Agravante's error following Genejoy Parilla's hit that scored playing coach Joy Lasquite, Jelly Mecabalo, and Marlyn Francisco.
Parilla also scored from a double by Brenda Bacarisas in the ensuing play to put UE ahead for good, 6-4.
UE then scored an abbreviated four-inning regulation game, beating a hapless Papua team, 11-0, for a 4-0 card and a crack in the finals.
At second is UAAP champion Adamson U, which beat Rizal Technological University, 7-3.
AdU scored six runs in the last inning for its third win against a single loss with the possibility of the two Adamson teams battling it out for the other slot in the finals. Adamson Alumni slid to 2-1 after bowing to UE.
In the women 's club division, Rizal Province also took the solo lead at 5-0, following its back-to-back wins over Central Luzon State University, 7-4, and a 7-0 romp over Tarlac.
University of Sto. Tomas and Polytechnic University of the Philippines are in joint second with 3-1 records. UST beat NCR, 2-0, for its third win while PUP edged out University of the Cordilleras-Baguio, 4-2. NCR and CLSU are tied for fourth with 2-2 marks.
Source: http://www.philstar.com/sportsarticle.aspx?articleid=803151&publicationsubcategoryid=69


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Ive broken my foot and I've just become small
They don't seem to make a wheelchair that's tall
You no longer talk to me you just stare or watch
Well that's okay I'd just talk to your crotch
Pavement cut outs and slopes are my saviour
Steps ,stairs and escalators do me no favours
In shops I can t reach all the stuff on the top
And the bottoms no better I can't reach my pop
Well that doesn't matter I don't have a bag
I 'm wheeling myself and my hands need to grab
At the wheels by my side which are so hard to push
I struggle along you're all in a rush
Right past me at speed you get on with your day
Someone like me just gets in your way
I can't shop or cook so I'll go and eat out
As I wheel to the restaurants I'm left in no doubt
That menus displayed are not meant for me
They're up way too high in a place I can't see
Well that's all ok I'm not hungry today
I feel quite odd and I've lost my way
In your big busy world I feel so small
Why don't they make a wheelchair that's tall ?
A temporary challenge is all that I face,
but how must it be for those in this permanent place ?
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Well, I just installed the latest public version (220.127.116.1168) and I'm please to report that on Windows 7 64-bit using Outlook 2010, the Evernote Add-in now appears properly and works well. Thanks for fixing this. Ben
windows (Archived) Updating/changing my encryption password
antilles1980 replied to kirkinalamo's topic in Windows ArchiveAdmittedly, I haven't tried it out myself, I was hoping for an answer from the dev team as to what the outcome is supposed to be. The thing that stopped me from trying it for myself was that I encrypted some details in a note a few weeks ago. Then, earlier this week, I tried to encrypt some different details with the same encryption password as I used before. But I was still prompted with the dialog saying that my password did not match, even though I was using the same one (I checked, by decrypting the previous note and verifying this several times). So - then I got scared and wrote on the forum, in case the encryption on my previous notes was going to be ruined by performing this operation. Ben
windows (Archived) Updating/changing my encryption password
antilles1980 replied to kirkinalamo's topic in Windows ArchiveA quick question here: I have two pieces of text, A and B. I encrypt A with the password "passwordA". Then I try to encrypt B with the password "passwordB". I'm prompted with the dialogs shown in the OP's post above. If I select to create a new password, are both A and B now encrypted by "passwordB"? Or do A and B now have different encryption passwords? I'm guessing A and B do have different passwords now, otherwise this could be a security hole... Thanks, Ben
windows REQUEST: "Format Painter"
antilles1980 replied to nefianna's question in Evernote for Windows RequestsHi, I'd like to add my support for adding the Format Painter functionality to the desktop version of Evernote. Cheers, Ben
android (Archived) Security Pin code feature request
antilles1980 replied to josemh's topic in Android ArchiveCongratulations! That's awesome!
android Loading Note... takes forever
antilles1980 replied to djgw's topic in Evernote for AndroidI have a similar problem on Samsung Galaxy S running Froyo, going through Optus phone provider in Australia. I'm on 3G now and it takes between 30 seconds up to 2 minutes for simple text notes to load for the first time. After they have loaded once, they're fast. It hasn't really bothered me because I usually use my phone to take photo notes, and don't really look at them on my phone. But in the event that I did want to look at them, it is painfully slow.
I thought the old interface was terrible actually. And like the new one much better. It's all a matter of opinion, and I haven't seen too many people agreeing with the OP. So let him go to Springpad if he likes - choice is a wonderful thing!
android (Archived) Help required: Can't sync from phone to database
antilles1980 replied to brip's topic in Android ArchiveHi, I'm getting the same problem as the OP. I'm on build 110327 and the syncing appears to be one-way. My notes won't sync from my phone to the cloud. Phone is Samsung Galaxy S running Froyo. I don't have the wifi only sync option turned on, so I'm just using my normal phone network to try to sync. Oh, I'm also a premium user but that hasn't changed for a while. I'll send the error logs (just edited this, I just saw where to email them). -EDIT: Ok I can't reproduce it now - today it seems to be working. I signed out then back in yesterday, maybe that fixed it. Cheers, Ben
I still can't get the outlook add-in working in Outlook 2010 (MS Office Professional 2010). I'm running Windows 7 64-bit. I'm still getting the same behaviour as in the first post of this thread - it says a runtime error occurred. I've uninstalled evernote and also done a repair on Outlook, but the add-in still won't work. It's not that big a deal for me at the moment since I just email things to my evernote email if I want them as notes anyway. Cheers, Ben
Hi guys, I just installed 4.0 and in Outlook 2010 I can't get the Evernote Add-in to load: I tried ticking the box, but to no avail. Still, I couldn't even see it in the Add-in list with Evernote 3.5, so that's progress! Other than that, new version looks slick - I only signed up last week though, so I don't have many notes for it to handle! Cheers, Ben
android (Archived) Sychronise Tags?
antilles1980 replied to antilles1980's topic in Android ArchiveHi Dave, Thanks for the reply. I didn't realise you actually had to sign out (rather than just killing the app). The tags are all there now. Cheers, Ben
android (Archived) Sychronise Tags?
antilles1980 posted a topic in Android ArchiveHi, Is there a way to synchronise your available tags between desktop and android clients? i.e. Add a new tag in desktop and it automatically becomes a selectable tag on android. If not, I think this would be a cool feature. Cheers, Ben


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So, I now have both an Android Nexus 7 and an Apple iPad. Many of the apps I have on both, so here's a rundown of them. (NB iTunes links are for the Canadian store). All apps are free unless otherwise specified.
On Both
Kindle (Apple iTunes, Google Play): Amazon's app for accessing their e-book content. This is one of the first apps I downloaded.
Kobo (Apple iTunes, Google Play): the app to access Kobo ebooks. The tablet version includes Kobo Pulse, Kobo's interactive e-reading community.
GoodReads (Apple iTunes, Google Play): GoodReads is the social network for readers on which I am very active. I also use it to keep track of my reading. Feel free to check out my profile.
Zinio (Apple iTunes, Google Play): Zinio is the app and content provider I use for magazines. Although I have it on both the Nexus and iPad, the iPad's larger 10 inch Retina display screen makes reading magazines an absolute joy. That is one type of reading I much prefer to do on my tablet than my eInk e-reader.
Overdrive Media Console (Apple iTunes, Google Play): Overdrive is the app used to access Overdrive's large library of ebooks for lending. Not every library is connected to this, but I am fortunate that the local library BAnQ is a part. Generally, I prefer to side load the books to my Kobo, but at a pinch, I can access them via Overdrive. For those of you with Macs: note that the Nexus 7 is not recognised by Adobe Digital Editions, meaning the Overdrive app is the only way I've found so far to read library books on the device.
Social Networking
I use the standard apps to access the usual social networking sites:
Facebook (Apple iTunes, Google Play) this is the official Facebook app. It does what it says on the can.
Twitter (Apple iTunes, Google Play): again, I use the official Twitter app. I hear there are better ones out there, but again this does the job, no fuss.
Flipboard (Apple iTunes, Google Play): this is your social network feeds presented in a magazine-like format. It's quite fun and very nicely done.
Skype (Apple iTunes, Google Play): I occasionally use Skype to make calls, but not very often. It's nice to have it available though.
Music and Cinema
Rdio (Apple iTunes, Google Play) : App is free, but requires a subscription for the streaming music service. Since subscribing to this, I almost never buy music now. Music quality is fine on both devices. It's particularly fun on the Nexus where you can use Google Voice to say "Listen to Somebody by Reba McEntire" (yes, I'm a Reba fan) and it will hook into Rdio and start playing the song.
Cineplex Mobile (Apple iTunes, Google Play): Most of the cinemas near me are now Cineplex chain cinemas, so this is a really useful app for me to check movie times and book tickets. I'm hoping that with the release of iO6 and Passbook this may be even more useful avoiding printing my tickets at all.
IMDb (Apple iTunes, Google Play): This is a valuable resource for cinephiles like me – on the tablets – iPad in particular – it is just such a joy to browse – full-screen trailers and hi-res images.
Netflix (Apple iTunes, Google Play) Access to streaming media via subscription. I really enjoy watching Netflix on the iPad, although I've not yet tried on the Nexus' smaller screen.
STM (Apple iTunes, Google Play): This is the official app for the Montreal public transport system. On my iPhone it's probably one of the apps I use most frequently to check bus times. On the Nexus it's been superseded by Google Now, which brings up my local bus times before I even ask.
1Password Pro (Apple iTunes $14.99, Google Play – reader only): this is the app I use to manage my passwords. I have a full version on my iMac and it syncs seamlessly between my iPhone, iPad and now Nexus. NB, the Android version is read only. I did have to get a Dropbox account to manage the synchronisation.
BBC News (Apple iTunes, Google Play): I tend to get most of my news from browsing the BBC News site at my iMac but sometimes it's good to be able to catch up on the iPad or Nexus.
These are the apps I have installed on both the iPad and Nexus, and are the ones I use on a very regular basis. There are a few I have on the Nexus that are not on the iOS and vice versa
On the Nexus 7
Beautiful Widgets (Google Play, $2.59) This app allows for some fun personalisation of the device.
SmoothSync for Cloud Contacts (Google Play, $3.68): This, together with SmoothSync for Cloud Calendar (Google Play, $2.63) allows me to synchronise my iCloud contacts and calendar with my Nexus. It works beautifully.
On the iPad
Bento (Apple iTunes, $4.99): This app hooks into Bento, the database program I use on my Mac. Its not being available on Android is rather a deal breaker for me to switch to an Android phone.
TV Stations
None of these apps is available yet for the Nexus. It should be noted that most Android apps are still geared towards phones rather than tablets; I imagine that will change in the coming months. I often enjoy curling up on the sofa with my iPad to catch up on shows I've missed. Now if only HBO Go would come to Canada…
CTV (Apple iTunes Streaming media from CTV.
CityTV )Apple iTunes): Streaming media from CityTV.
BBC iPlayer Apple iTunes): Streaming media from Auntie. Requires a subscription.
Global (Apple iTunes): Streaming media from GlobalTV.
CBC TV (Apple iTunes): Streaming media from CBC TV.
I have not downloaded any games to the Nexus, although I appreciate it has the oomph for them. I have too many on my iPhone/iPad to mention. Here are my favourites. NB I accept no responsibility for time lost playing these games
Where's My Water? (Apple iTunes, $0.99) Guide the water past the obstacles to Swampy's shower. Highly addictive.
Cut the Rope (Apple iTunes, $1.99) Cut the rope at the right time to guide the candy to the little green monster.
Beyond Ynth (Apple iTunes $2.99): Guide Ynth around the obstacles to collect crystals. I lost weeks of time on this.
Boxed in 3 (Apple iTunes, $0.99) Move boxes around to clear the exit. Surprisingly difficult and addictive.
So there you have it, a look around the apps on my Nexus and iPad. Many of them are the usual suspects, but all of them I have used and still use on a regular basis. Enjoy.


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Jury Takes 30 Minutes to Convict Kenton Co. Child Molestor
Sun, 03/10/2019 - 19:27 RCN Newsdesk
A convicted child molester received an addition 15-year sentence recommendation from a Kenton County jury last week.
Matthew Bucher, 31, was already convicted once, in May of last year, on charges of promoting and possessing child pornography. That trial was the culmination of an investigation into Bucher's sexual involvement with a 12-year old girl. Bucher, of Ft. Mitchell, would pose as a teenager to develop a relationship with his victims. He was sentenced to 45 years in prison last summer.
From that investigation, another investigation spawned. Covington Police determined that Bucher met a 15-year old girl while he was claiming to be 16.
When confronted by the girl's parents who questioned his age, Bucher amended his age to 19. He was actually 27 at the time.
He and the 15-year old girl would go on dates to the zoo, museums, to restaurants, prosecutors said. He also engaged in sex with her at an apartment in Ft. Mitchell that he shared with his mother.
When the girl turned 16, the age of consent in Kentucky, Bucher revealed his real age, and the relationship ended, prosecutors said.
But Bucher had on his computer images of sex acts between him and the girl. The sex acts depicted took place before the girl reached the age of consent.
Bucher faced 62 new charges in Kenton Circuit Court, including 30 counts of promoting a sexual performance by a minor, 30 counts of possession of matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor, third degree rape, and third degree sodomy.
The new trial started on March 6 before Judge Patricia Summe.
The victim, the victim's mother, and Covington investigators testified. The jury was shown all thirty images of child pornography in questions.
The jury ultimately took thirty minutes to deliberate before voting to convict Bucher. The jury recommended a sentence of 15 years.
Judge Summe will have the final say on sentencing in April.
In Kentucky, such sentences related to these sex crimes are served consecutively, meaning that Bucher could serve 60 years in prison.
The Kenton County Commonwealth's Attorney's Office said in a news release that other victims who come forward would also have their charges against Bucher prosecuted.
"We will not stop prosecuting Matthew Bucher so long as victims are willing to testify," said Asst. Commonwealth's Attorney Emily Arnzen. "Every victim will have their day in court and know this defendant will be held accountable for the pain he caused them."
Commonwealth's Attorney Rob Sanders applauded his prosecutors and police detectives in their pursuit of Bucher, who Sanders referred to as, "Quite possibly the most prolific child molester in the history of Kenton County!"
Kenton County Police Chief Spike Jones referred to Bucher as "a bad guy" and said, "He's the worst of the worst."
Even though it has been almost two years since his arrest, Jones said police still don't know how many potential victims exist. "Our detectives continue working to identify the victims depicted in Bucher's collection of child pornography but we may never know how many victims were not captured on camera," Jones said.
"Unfortunately, no matter how many victims are identified, no mater how many juries convict, and no matter how many years in prison he receives, under Kentucky law, Bucher will still be eligible for parole in twenty years," Sanders said.
Sanders said that as long as he and his assistant prosecutors are alive, Bucher would face at least one of them at each parole hearing.
"We may be retired, we may be there in wheelchairs," Sanders said, "but we'll be there, working to make sure he never, ever, gets out of prison!"
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It's not that the Hamilton brewery is using old-school steel. It's the fact that the cans for the likes of Radio the Mothership Imperial IPA, Berliner Lime Ginger Ale, and especially Mash Up the Jam Dry Hop Sour are themselves works of art featuring graphics that pop from the craft beer shelves.
"Craft beer is all about creativity," marketing manager Toni Shelton said in an email. "For us, we disdain the status quo and we wanted to create a brewery that was founded on creativity and that had a purpose beyond making great beer. That purpose was to collaborate with great artists, share their creativity and hopefully help raise exposure for them. We see it as a symbiotic relationship where their creativity drives our creativity. We are extremely committed to our artists and try to help them through content, our marketing channels and events."
The five-year-old brewery's celebration of the arts reaches a new level June 15-16 when it hosts the first Liquid Art Fest of craft beer, art, and music in Hamilton.
There will be 50 craft breweries from around the world, and among the artwork, Banksy's touring rat.
"We've been lucky to have been invited to beer festivals around the world including Brewskival and the Icelandic Beer Fest," Shelton said. "Curating the breweries was connecting with the brewers and friends we've made throughout our travels. We have been amazed at the talent and the boundaries international breweries are pushing and wanted to showcase them to Hamilton. It was also important for us to include our local friends because we can't deny the epic beer being produced in our own backyard."
Sampling those international craft beers from Sweden (Dugges Bryggeri) Edge Brewing (Spain), Dry & Bitter (Denmark) or Coedo (Japan) will be the priority for many festival-goers, In many cases, the beers are being poured for the first time in Canada.
Non-North American beers were shipped via air freight to ensure freshness for the festival.
There's even a specially brewed IPA to mark the festival, the limited release and appropriately named Liquid Arts Fest IPA. It's brewed with mango, vanilla, and passion fruit.
On the art side, the four-metre tall Haight Street Rat by mysterious street artist Banksy will be the highlight of the festival, which is expected to attract 5,000 craft beer and art fans.
"We met art collector Brian Grief of Nashville Walls Project while we launched in Nashville,: Shelton said. "He has made it his mission to save this Banksy piece as the (San Francisco) community it was originally painted was covering up Banksy's pieces. The Haight Street Rat has been travelling around to different cities for people to see — it will stay at our brewery for a week following the festival, free for the public to view."
It's the first year for the festival and, with fingers crossed, not the last. Check out www.liquidartsbrewfest for ticket availability.
NEW AND NOTED: While the Liquid Arts Fest IPA won't be to everyone's taste, the tart Berliner should be in everyone's fridge as the warm weather hits. A light 4.4 per cent alcohol, with lime and a lively amount of ginger, this beer's delightful and my favourite from the Collective Arts roster I've sampled so far … Collective Arts also has an intriguing honey and lavender cider … If you're visiting the island this summer, Manitoulin Brewing has a new wheat beer blended with lemonade from the local Farquhar Dairy called Manitoulin Lemon Weiss. Not sure if they're pouring it on the Chi-Cheemaun, but they should be … London Brewing Co-op has a kumquat raspberry saison brewed in collaboration with the Society of Beer Drinking Ladies. I can't vouch for it because I haven't tasted it, but it sounds perfect for summer … Stratford will soon have four craft breweries, plus a fifth minutes away in Shakespeare. Jobsite Brewing Co. will be on Cambria Street, near the Junction 56 Distillery. Opening is set for July, the Stratford Beacon-Herald reports. Jobsite will be selling only through a brewery store.
MORE BEER: The Society of Beer Drinking Ladies, self-described as "bringing beer-drinking broads together via regular 'bevies' " shares the word at Twitter.com/ladiesdrinkbeer.
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I am working on aligning DMOP ontology with Cyc. First of all, the idea is to find the similar Cyc concepts (if they exist) and to connect them with DMOP classes, individuals, relations. It is also important to appropriately use the available lexical information from the DMOP ontology. In Cyc the lexical information can be encoded with a number of predicates (relations), such as "nameString", "termStrings", "comment" et al.
I am also planning to use Cyc predicate (relation) rdfURI, which allows connecting the ontology concept with RDF identifier.
We would like to develop a "Resources" section that will gather information about, and links to, all available resources concerning data mining ontologies and related topics. The goal is to make the DMO Foundry portal a one-stop shop for all information concerning data mining ontologies, their use cases, and potentially other types of ontologies (e.g. domain ontologies) that have been used to support the data mining process.
To explain metamodeling in DMOP, let's recall four of its core concepts: DM-Task, DM-Algorithm (an implementation of which is called a DM-Operator), DM-Data and DM-Hypothesis (i.e., either a (global) model or a (local) pattern). Any DM process is the achievement of a sequence or graph of tasks, each of which is achieved by executing a set of operators (algortihm implementations). The two endpoints of a DM-Process are DM-Data (input) and DM-Hypothesis (output); however, within the process, an instance of DM-Data can be an output of a subprocess (e.g.
This question is addressed to Subgroup Discovery experts. Are all SD algorithms supervised? When I run the following DL Query in DMOP:
DM-Algorithm and specifiesInputType some CategoricalLabeledDataSet
I get a list including:
Hi All,
We are currently writing a parser that will generate an RDF representation of a data mining process from the *.xml representation of the Rapid Miner process. We would like to somehow connect the information on the performance of the process to the process, but currently I am not sure which property to use in DMOP to represent it. There is no property like hasPerformace.
I would be happy to receive any ideas.
PS. I am creating also an issue for that in Cicero connected to PerformanceMeasure class.
Hi All,
An idea of starting the DMO-Foundry emerged last year at the DMO (Data Mining Ontology) Jamboree in Ljubljana.
One major thing that we have started there was a discussion on the common set of minimal terms for data mining doain, that could constitute future "DMO Light", very lightweight ontology with basic data mining conceptualization that each data mining ontology can map to.
At the website http://kt.ijs.si/janez_kranjc/dmo_jamboree/ you can see the result of the discussion on the blackboard resulting in the set of 7 core concepts:-)
Dataset characteristics are meta-features (e.g., number of instances, number of features) used to describe a dataset. They play an important role in the meta-analysis of data mining experimental results, as they serve to determine regions of the instance space where specific algorithms are locally superior to others. Dataset characteristics have been a constant focus of meta-learning research since the 1990s.
We have created a semantic data mining ontology for the social web. It's at: http://www.enakting.org/provenance/siocSnaDm/sioc-sna-dm.ttl . More information is in our paper: Leveraging Social Network Analysis with Topic Models and the Semantic Web http://eprints.ecs.soton.ac.uk/22282/1/Srios_Omitola_WIC.pdf .
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