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SCARBOROUGH, Maine — The first of three festival-style concerts at Scarborough Downs on Tuesday resulted in a few arrests and cases of heat exhaustion, but no major problems, according to Police Chief Robert Moulton.
"It went relatively well. We had had some medical issues, a combination of dehydration, maybe a little too much high-energy dancing," Moulton said.
The evening was cool and overcast, but Moulton said about 17 people were treated at a medical tent at the concert and seven were taken to area hospitals.
Moulton said there were some arrests and ejections for alcohol and drug violations.
"It was nothing of any significance," he said.
The Under the Influence of Music Tour, headlined by rappers Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller, drew an estimated 6,000 fans to a stage set up outside the racetrack. Staffers at the site said the music began around 5:30 p.m., and as rapper Chiddy Bang played a set about an hour later, vehicles flowed into parking lots from Route 1 and Payne Road entrances without causing any backups.
Traffic was congested on the track access road leading to Payne Road after the show, but Moulton said town roads were unaffected.
Moulton said the concert was staffed by nine local police officers working with security staff provided by the promoter, Waterfront Concerts.
Waterfront Concerts is staging two more shows at the track this summer. On Aug. 10, seven acts headline the metal Oxxfest show. On Sept. 7, classic rockers ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd will perform.
The company also stages shows at the Waterfront Pavilion in Bangor, and Moulton said their experience with concerts provided a level of comfort for him and his staff.
"A lot of planning has gone into it," Moulton said. "We have been working with the promoter."
Last summer, Scarborough Downs hosted a country-western show headlined by Brad Paisley and Moulton said the department learned about traffic flow problems and noise complaints from that show.
This year, the stage has been shifted to face the Payne Road entrance instead of Route 1, with woods providing a sound barrier. Moulton said officers will also be more vigilant about traffic using southbound Payne Road to enter Scarborough Downs because online directions guide drivers to Maine Turnpike Exit 45 at the Maine Mall, instead of Exit 42 at Haigis Parkway.
Before the summer concerts began, councilors also amended the town mass gathering ordinance to allow more than five mass gatherings and reduce permit fees for companies applying for more than one permit. The Downs can hold up to 11,000 fans for shows.
For any gathering of 1,000 or more, organizers must post a bond of 120 percent of the cost of municipal services needed for safety and crowd control. Organizers are also required to alert hospitals within 25 miles about their events.
Moulton said the town and promoters are also working with an independent sound engineer to get a more complete picture of how sound travels through the area around the venue.
"Simple decibel metering may not show a complete picture," he said. "Sound can travel in varied ways."


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This week, Jodie Foster drew mixed reactions for her Golden Globes speech, while Tina Fey and Amy Poehler drew near-universal praise for co-hosting the show (not to mention great ratings!). In animal news, a helpful dog taught his young foster "sibling" how to go down the stairs, a bird sang dubstep, and a frog scared Savannah Guthrie half to death. Check out those clips and more in this week's Top Videos:
Foster Puppy Goes Down the Stairs: Having a rough week? Then just check out this adorable video of a foster puppy learning to navigate household stairs — from his canine foster sibling, no less! Try not to squeal.
Tina Fey/Amy Poehler Golden Globes Montage: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler tackled hosting duties for the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards, and drew the broadcast's highest rating in years. Here's a supercut of their on-screen moments. Who says women aren't funny?!
Jodie Foster's Golden Globes Speech: Love it or hate it, Jodie Foster's Golden Globes speech happened. When accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award Sunday night, Foster simultaneously addressed her sexuality, advocated celebrities' right to privacy, and possibly announced her retirement? Watch her remarks again and decide for yourself — brilliant or bizarre?
Bird Sings Dubstep: Dubstep! It's a type of drum-and-bass-heavy electronic dance music that all the kids are listening to these days. And this bird, apparently.
Wheel of Fortune Wins and Losses: There were highs and lows on Wheel of Fortune this week. One contestant solved a puzzle using only one letter and an apostrophe, and another missed a well-known Johnny Cash song title. Watch both below.
Ellen Terrifies Savannah Guthrie with a Frog: A recent Today show segment revealed that co-host Savannah Guthrie is terrified of frogs. So naturally, when she appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Ellen tried to help her overcome her fear by giving her a frog. Did we mention "terrified"? (Hey, at least Ellen didn't frighten Al Roker. Who knows what may have happened?)
First Three Minutes of The Canyons: First came Liz & Dick, then came The Canyons. Lindsay Lohan's latest starring turn comes in this new feature, the set of which was apparently fraught with mishaps and small disasters, according to the New York Times — thanks in large part to the actress herself. Check out the first few minutes of the film here.


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PUBLIC toilet closures and replacing a leisure centre cafe with a "high quality" vending machine were cuts approved by a scrutiny committee.
The Caerphilly council committee met on Monday to discuss cuts to the authority's services and facilities as the council has to make savings of £14.53m in 2014/15 as a result of the UK Government's austerity measures.
Further additional savings of £6.54m need to be made for 2015/16 and £7.06m for 2016/17, amounting to £28.13m over the next three years.
As part of the savings, members of the authority's regeneration and environment scrutiny committee passed on a decision to close three public toilets, in Nelson, Newbridge and Fleur de Lys, saving £24,000.
The committee was also told that a petition had been signed by 190 residents opposing to the potential closure of Caerphilly Leisure Centre's cafe, but members voted in favour of closing the cafeteria making a saving of £47,000 over two years, to be replaced by a "high-quality" vending machine.
The decisions will now be passed onto the cabinet.
A decision to introduce charges for garden waste collection with a projected saving of £80,000 was withdrawn by members.
The future of Aber Valley Splash Pad in Senghenydd Park, which faced a cutback of £6,000, is to be reviewed again after it was decided it would not be presented to the cabinet at this time.
Cllr John Taylor said claims the Splash Pad was installed against officers' recommendations in 2006 were "totally misleading" and that relevant council meetings would show this.
He added: "We realise that the council has to save money but this would be a spiteful and mean cut targeted at the toddlers of the Aber Valley.
"They could make more of an annual saving if they cut the number of councillors in the council cabinet. Half the councils in Wales have fewer councillors in the cabinet than CCBC."
It was also decided at a special meeting prior to the scrutiny committee that the council's acting chief would remain in his post for a further six months.
A report presented to the cabinet recommended Stuart Rosser's contract should be extended because of the "complexity" surrounding an investigation into two of the council's top officers.
It added: "The previous 12 months have been a period of considerable turmoil for the authority and the ability to employ an experienced interim chief executive to provide leadership to the council has been invaluable."
Mr Rosser took over as the authority's interim chief executive on a six-month contract in July last year, following the suspension of Anthony O'Sullivan who was arrested on suspicion of fraud and misconduct in public office after huge pay rises were awarded to 21 senior officials at the authority.
Council leader Harry Andrews said Mr Rosser had done an "absolutely outstanding job" since taking up the post.
The decision to extend Mr Rosser's contract will be subject a review by the council prior to the expiry of the six month period at its scheduled meeting of the July 22, if the interim arrangements are still in place at this date.


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A delicate floral presence for the tea break. The tea maker with nested cup set, produced by Italian craftsmen, is decorated by hand with images taken from the Pharmaceutisch-Medicinische Botanik by Daniel Wagner (1800-1890) and from the Hortus Amoenissimus by Franciscus De Geest (1638-1699).
The history of botany, and disclosing its most rare and precious aspects, has always been part of the Aboca project. The Pharmaceutisch-Medicinische Botanik was printed in Vienna between 1828 and 1829 and is a collection of delicate lithographs by Ignaz Stenzel, one of the most renowned botanic illustrators of the XIX century. The Hortus Amoenissimus was painted by Franciscus de Geest at the end of the 17th century. It contains more than 200 illustrations of flowers and still amazes today through the freshness of the colours and the grace of the marks with which each species is drawn. The reproduction of the original manuscript, held at Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Rome, was curated and published by Aboca Edizioni.
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Enliken Wants to Help You Sell Your Browsing Data to Your Favorite Content Provider
They say that when you get something for free online, you're not the customer, you're the product. Essentially, companies make money off their audience by extracting data about them and using it to sell advertising.
What if we could actually put a price on our personal data and use it as currency? That's what a New York City-based start-up called Enliken is trying to do.
But Enliken's problem is that it needs a critical mass of publishers, users and advertisers to all buy into this system. And even if done well, the idea of explicitly trading data for money is one that many people will find deeply creepy.
Today, Enliken is introducing the tools for publishers to provide a new kind of paywall, where users can opt to share their data instead of paying money to see premium content. It's called the DataWall.
The seed-funded Enliken doesn't have any publisher partners yet for the DataWall, but the company has decided that going to publishers directly is a better approach than what it used to do: Get users to download software that tracked themselves, sell that data on their behalf, and help them donate the proceeds to charity. That product is being shut down in support of the new DataWall.
Who will use the DataWall? "We're talking to ten big media companies, but nobody whose name I can give," said Enliken CEO Marc Guldimann. "We just haven't been able to pin somebody down."
After publishers, Guldimann wants to talk to retailers about giving discounts to people who agree to be tracked.
Here's how the DataWall would work: Users show up at a Web site and are asked to either pay money or pay with data. If they elect to pay with data, they agree to be passively tracked for a period of time. Then they proceed past the paywall.
Enliken promises that it will never track personally identifiable information or sensitive topics like medication purchases. What it will do is track opted-in users' activity across the Web, with a special filter to find interactions with certain brands.
Then Enliken aggregates the data and reports back to publishers: For instance, the sites most visited by their readers, or their most popular brands. That real-time opt-in data will be much higher quality than the stuff you'd normally find on data exchanges, said Guldimann.
But what Enliken is doing requires sophisticated and savvy users who are willing to take a risk. It's the opposite of the hotly contested "Do Not Track" policies, where users and their browsers would reject any and all data sharing.
"We think as the market gets better educated, people are going to be sticking their hand out saying 'What's my share?'" Guldimann said.


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By Peter Smagorinsky, Special to CNN
Editor's note: Peter Smagorinsky is a Distinguished Research Professor of English Education in the University of Georgia College of Education's Department of Language and Literacy Education.
(CNN) - "Do you want to use your tax dollars to educate more people who can't get jobs in anthropology? I don't."
- Florida Gov. Rick Scott , October 2011
Scott, in this statement, articulates a belief held by many: that education is an entirely pragmatic experience. If a course of study does not produce a useful trade or skill, then it is of little value. What, after all, has anthropology ever done to improve the human condition, except to help us understand our past, perhaps so that we won't repeat its errors?
Here's an error you can dig into (if you're an anthropologist, or perhaps a structural engineer): Dating back to at least the ancient era, when I was a schoolboy in Alexandria, Virginia, people have believed that school-based arts and music programs are frivolous extras that should be the first items on the financial chopping block when budgets are tight. Who actually becomes an artist or musician? Why support a curriculum that doesn't directly lead to employment?
In Florida, this idea is now realized in a plan to charge engineering majors less for their tuition than English majors, because the technological revolution requires graduates in science, technology, engineering and math, not people who can read poems and write papers about them. I have not yet seen what the Florida plan provides for music majors, but I suspect that soon they'll be paying a lot more for their courses than even those effete English majors. (Full disclosure: I was an English major at Kenyon College and got a master's and doctorate in English education at the University of Chicago.)
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Education in Rick Scott's sense is entirely utilitarian. The arts has traditionally been defended on aesthetic grounds because of their contribution to truth, beauty, goodness, and the human spirit, as people like Howard Gardner of Harvard University have long asserted. The aesthetic argument has rarely successfully challenged the pragmatic argument because the premises follow from such different assumptions, and because utilitarian premises are impervious to appeals to beauty. If you don't believe me, go to Moscow and gaze upon the Soviet-era architecture, which is all business and no pleasure. And it's plug-ugly.
I contend, though, that music's inclusion in the curriculum can be defended entirely on utilitarian grounds. Music has often provided the social updraft that gives young people a worthwhile activity through which they can find a way to succeed in mainstream life. School music programs in this sense are cost-effective and of great long-term value to society, rather than serving as a wasteful distraction to the real business of education, which is to produce today's workforce. Or so Gov. Scott would have us believe.
Here's a story, however, in which profoundly impoverished kids in Paraguay fashion musical instruments out of the city's garbage to provide themselves with a source of expression, motivation, camaraderie, hope, and a sense that their futures can become something more than what their circumstances would project for them. Similarly the documentary film "War/Dance" shows how Ugandan youth traumatized by war and terror are able to work through their experiences and construct new trajectories for their lives through the medium of music. Now that's some powerfully pragmatic stuff.
Scott might scoff at these examples of poor kids abroad, and note that they achieve these new social futures without costing the taxpayers a dime. If kids in refugee camps can develop means for addressing trauma and shifting directions, all at no cost, that proves that Americans don't need to invest in them. Just send them off to the garbage dump and let them make their own instruments and play away. What we need are more people who can add and subtract. Perhaps some of these STEM students can eventually correct the many budget errors our politicians keep making on our behalf, especially when they dream up accountability plans and impose them on schools without providing a plan for financing them responsibly.
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So, let's assume that what happens overseas is irrelevant to the pursuit of the American Dream, and move stateside. Maceo Parker used music to lift his life from the housing projects of the segregated city of Kinston, North Carolina, to become a world-renowned artist, as documented in the film, "My First Name is Maceo."
This story of music serving as the means for social mobility is not restricted to supremely talented individual artists of Parker's caliber, however. My brother, Fred - a STEM major in college, now a business executive and a lifelong musician, as well - serves as chairman of the board of Jazz House Kids, an organization founded near Newark, New Jersey, in order to provide youth with precisely the sort of updraft that music has historically allowed for disenfranchised people. The foundation is the brainchild of singer Melissa Walker and her husband, bassist Christian McBride, who believe in the power of musical ensembles as conduits of hope, networking, enjoyment, fulfillment and a positive life trajectory, whether it leads to a career in music or not.
I've been up to the Newark area a few times to hear their workshops and programs, and these kids are fantastic. Some will become professional musicians. Most, probably, will become something else. But I think that through Jazz House Kids, they will become something, and somebody, rather than the latest kid shot on a street corner or left to forage through the garbage, more likely for food than the makings of a musical instrument.
They will get somewhere in life because their participation in music ensembles involves structure and discipline. Being in a band promotes work habits of showing up on time, being prepared and ready to focus, and listening so that they can contribute to the success of a team. These dispositions also contribute to their broader success in school.
Although Jazz House Kids is not a school-sponsored organization, it has school affiliations where music programs are under-funded and students are under-served. The heroic efforts of Walker and McBride and their dedicated staffs provide young people with a direction, and what my brother calls "good clean fun" in which to invest themselves after school.
But such programs are the exceptions. Most communities are more likely to send their kids to the garbage dump to excavate musical trash than they are to have world-class musicians and captains of industry willing to give of themselves to afford kids a better life, or to vote to raise their own taxes to provide their community's youth with a strong music program.
Perhaps citizens could recognize what music can do for young people, and not just those whose way to Julliard is well-paved from birth. School music programs can give kids a reason to persist in school and develop feelings of affiliation with the institution that might not otherwise be available. There's quite a payoff in constructing that avenue of positive activity; and even if it doesn't contribute to the STEM demand, it gives us many reasons to count on a better future.
The opinions expressed are solely those of Peter Smagorinsky.
Music is a hobby.
Without music and arts, itunes and iphones have no value. Apple inc made fortune by mixing science and arts.
The biggest mistake critics of arts education seem to routinely make, is to be convinced of the idea that creativity is only defined by lack of structure and freedom. But what kids from chaotic home environments are able to find, in music education, is security and a sense of joy and accomplishment, through discipline and dedication. Even forming an instrument from trash and brainstorming how to play someone else's compositions on it or create your own music, requires a great deal of patience and discipline. With dedication, every player will get better than they were, no matter how naturally talented or untalented they initially appeared to be.
Watching the marching bands at The Inauguration, it was so inspiring and uplifting to see all these young people, all different, coming from different backgrounds, starting off with different levels of natural talent, to emerge as incredible players and performers. Beating other groups, through the sheer work of their practicing and dedication. At one point, they were only individuals, clumsily learning to play but eventually, they were able to work together and create beautiful music and routines.
The discipline that it takes to excel at playing an instrument, the ability to consider poetry or literature in an abstract way - how are these skills not valuable for problem solving?
Rick Scott is yet another business/law major who believes he understands social and psychological development, basic tenets of education, and, really, anything that isn't his career focus. And hey, maybe he's done a lot of research on the topic, but the intellectuals of society, even ours, have always praised a hybrid form of education - from Washington to Einstein, from the secretive friendship of Twain and Tesla, science and the arts have always worked better together than apart. They develop the entire mind, rather than the narrow foci that STEM supporters advocate.
Yes, there is a high demand for STEM workers, but there's a good reason for that - not all minds are hardwired to function like that of an engineer. You cannot restructure somebody's brain. Are we not disadvantaging students by cramming a square peg in a round hole?
The point of the education system was once to prepare the next generation of workers, and still is, but even back when it was preparing agricultural laborers, the schools weren't teaching kids to reap crops. The point of education is, and has always been, to raise a generation of well-rounded, fully functional human beings who can perform decently across a vast spectrum of things, increasing their workplace viability, and maybe training them with a few specializations to guide their ultimate career. You cannot do this by focusing only on the mathematical disciplines, as that only addresses a section of our cognitive abilities. STEM will not create better workers. I don't care how much you work your biceps, you're not going to lift much without strengthening your back, too.
STEM advocates seem to think the arts are just subjects meant to entertain, which some teachers may teach them as, but that is not what they are meant to be. They are important to our emotional AND cognitive development, development of critical thinking skills, understanding of structure and fluency, and, most importantly, mastery of the most important thing mankind has ever invented: language.
IF we don't include the arts in public schools, they just become one more thing only for the wealthy, because only the wealthy will be able to afford either private schools that do offer arts and other enrichment or because it will be the more well-off families that can afford the music lessons and the instruments.
The arts are what make us human and we can't divorce our emotional and spiritual health from academic success.
As a Chemical Engineering major, with a minor in music performance, I can honestly say that there needs to be a place for music in all levels of our education system.
The arts can also work to support and promote science even at an early age by providing use of counting and fractions to dictate rhythms and attention to critical details which are needed in Engineering. While science is important, even engineers feel the need to express themselves creatively sometimes, whether by playing Haydn or Beethoven in an orchestra or singing in a choir. There is a whole range of musical opportunities that enhances a well rounded educational system, even in STEM.
Art and dance require paying attention to details, to proportion, to the count, to gesture – and for dance, memorization.


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Having just ridden the 2013 R1200GSW, one might assume he emailed his Sales Manager from Morocco to request a 2013 GSW be put aside, but he didn't. After 30 plus years in the business and after seeing the newest GS live up to everything the reviews have said; Bob knew customer demand was going to easily surpass BMW supply. And the last thing he would ever want to do is take the keys out of the hands of one of his customers…he would never live that down!
So long story short (too late!) upon his return, what was sitting on the showroom floor? A brand new 2012 R1200GS left from last year's inventory in his favorite color scheme, Alpine White. Hence, the back story of how Bob chose to upgrade to a 2012 GS as opposed to the all new 2013 R1200GSW model.
The service department just finished customizing paint and adding on accessories, fully loading Bob's newest toy making it ready for his next adventure and long route to work he frequently takes advantage of. In the coming images, you will see the installation of PIAA LED driving and fog light sets, front and rear Weiser LED turn signals, BMW Nav IV GPS, Hammerhead shift lever, Adventure foot pegs, Interphone iphone holder, Bob's BMW engineered wrist wrest, GrabOn grip covers, and BMW Vario hard luggage, fitted with red Kathy's bag liners to compliment the red in the alpine white color scheme and custom painted red Hepco & Becker engine guards.
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Vol. 26, No. 3: Big Data
Really big data
Most style guides and dictionaries have come to accept the use of the noun data with either singular or plural verbs, we observed last June as we thereby joined the majority. Now we encounter big data, defined as a collection of data sets so vast as to require more sophisticated data-processing applications. As big data is a collection of collections, in effect, singular referents usually are appropriate.
Style rulings and reminders
The new pope, the first one to use the name Francis, isn't using the Roman numeral I after his name, just as Queen Elizabeth I had no numeral until Queen Elizabeth II took the throne.
● The pope's vehicle is known as the popemobile – one word.
● Air Canada (now without a corporate designation) is no longer a unit of ACE Aviation.
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A regular feature, where I present something I actually wrote several years ago. It takes its name from a line in a sketch Dave Drazin wrote for the Famous In The Future comedy group. This time out, it's a review of the 1997 Supergrass release, In It For The Money, that was published in the Illinois Entertainer.
It's always a pleasant surprise when a band follows a promising debut with an album that not only avoids the sophomore jinx but actually surpasses the first effort. Such is the case with Supergrass, the British trio that served up a smorgasbord of classic rock references with last year's I Should Coco. Although In It For The Money lacks the immediate ear candy appeal of its predecessor, ultimately it's more satisfying and mature.
Mature seems like an odd term to describe the lads of Supergrass, who gleefully mimicked The Smurfs on Coco's "We're Not Supposed To," but it fits. Songs like "Sun Hits The Sky" and "You Can See Me' sport the band's irresistible melodies, but the arrangements show greater depth and texture. Supergrass may get caught shoplifting from Cheap Trick on "Tonight," but they take the song in a bold new direction by adding festive horns.
"Cheapskate," the designated first single, is a high-speed thrill ride, and the guitar assault of "Richard III" is augmented with haunting keyboards work. In It For The Money delivers on the slower material too. "Hollow Little Reign" has a theatrical flair that evokes Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, while "Late In The Day" and "It's Not Me" are touching ballads. The funhouse atmosphere of "Sometimes I Make You Sad" acknowledges that the band still has a goofy side. Supergrass may be in it for the money, but they make things fun for the rest of us.


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Beyond the modern, glassy buildings of Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, lie the vast, sprawling lands and the untapped potential of Central Asia, a part of the world that Bruno del Ama, CEO of New York-based Global X Funds, calls "a true frontier market," and one that has inspired him to put together a dedicated Central Asian ETF.
The region, which encompasses Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Kyrgystan, Uzbekistan, Tajiskistan and Turkemenistan, is known for being rich in natural resources, particularly oil (40% of the new ETF is, in fact, dedicated to energy), and natural resource exports have helped economies there to boom, in particular from their exports to China.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts a 5.5% GDP growth rate for Central Asia in 2013, but "we've only scratched the surface of the great potential there," said del Ama, "as this region is one of the richest on earth with regard to natural resources and there's a long way to go yet."
From oil to uranium, from industrial metals to precious metals, Central Asia's resources are vast, and unlike other emerging markets, "Central Asia is still truly a frontier market in that it's a story based on natural resources, and not on the dynamics of the growing middle class, del Ama said. "Since these parts of the world are very sparsely populated, [the middle class] part of the story is a long way off still, and we're in the very early stages of development."
But the region's tremendous opportunities evidently come at a price, and Central Asia is also extremely raw in many other ways, not least in the development of institutions within individual countries, the rule of law and its application, the lack of infrastructure in various sectors (energy included) and, of course, corruption.
Nevertheless, del Ama is convinced that this is the right time for a truly dedicated investment product that offers the best of the region, and he's taking a cue from Global X's Colombia ETF, "which we launched five years ago, when Colombia was still plagued by issues of drug trafficking and we had no idea which direction that would go in."
Today, Colombia is considered one of the best investment destinations in Latin America and Global X's Colombia ETF is its best performing product, he said.
For its part, Central Asia is fortunate in that it has several blueprints it can follow in order to learn from experiences of other nations that have benefited from a natural resource bounty on how to manage it properly.
Chile and Norway are two examples the Kazakh government has followed closely in order to learn how to sensibly use the windfalls of natural resource exports, del Ama said. In fact, several Central Asian countries have set up sovereign wealth funds to collect these revenues and Kazakhstan has more than $56 billion stashed away in its National Fund, a figure that could reportedly grow to $100 billion by 2015.
And of course, continued trade and close relations with China will benefit these countries immensely going forward. Since 2001, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) has been working to strengthen relationships between China, Russia and the countries of Central Asia, for security purposes and economic advantages at the regional level. Through the SCO, China also extended $10 billion in loans last December to Central Asian countries in order to help them build up their road, rail and energy infrastructure.
In addition to its exposure to energy, Global X's ETF also has exposure to basic materials, financial services and telecommunications. Together, these industries represent the full Central Asian story today, del Ama said, and each sector has developed as a consequence to the other.
"First, there was a very basic buildup of infrastructure, and from there, you had financial industry services that come up to support the infrastructure concerns as they built up their local treasury services," he said. "Next, the telecom industry came up and the next layer after that will be the diversification of the economy, as resources grow in these countries, and this in turn will in turn lead to the development of other sectors like the consumer staples industry, consumer discretionary companies and domestic energy services. It's a process that still has a long way to go, and we're only at the beginning of it."


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My idea of retail therapy is discovering new Post-it note shapes. And when they come in extra sticky….don't get me started! When a thought comes to me I jot it down on a Post-it note and stick it on top of my organizer or my dashboard or my laptop – whatever is handy. Later I put the information where it belongs but for the moment that important thought has been rescued from my cluttered brain and recorded safely on paper, never to be forgotten.
One goal of this blog is to educate consumers to be better prepared to negotiate the health care system. As the climate of health care becomes more patient directed and consumer driven it is important that we all become informed, active participants in our medical care and for those whom we may be responsible.
Throughout our lives we accumulate volumes of health related information, without delineating what is most important, when that data might be useful and how we could quickly access it should the need arise. If you maintain everything in a central place it will be much easier to find and share information when necessary. In other words, compile it and file it. The organized accumulation of this information becomes what we will call your health care notebook. This "document" is an ever-evolving personal statement/summary of your health.
Give some thought as to the best system for you to organize your health care information. For me, a large three-ring binder with tabbed dividers, pocket folders and business card holder sheets is ideal. It is tangible, can be touched and the binder system makes additions, deletions and sharing of information easy to accomplish. Think about what topics might help create the framework of your health care notebook. My suggestions include:
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- Insurance Information
- Informative, scintillating articles, (such as this blog post)!
If you are creating the book for someone with an acute or chronic condition you should add:
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Knowledge is power and information is very strong medicine. Knowing how to acquire, understand, organize and appropriately act upon medical information will lead to successfully taking charge of your health. You will maintain "wellness" longer, navigate "acute illness" more effectively and negotiate "chronic illness" with much less stress if you are prepared and armed with knowledge ahead of time.
Next time we will discuss creating a health care notebook in more detail. In the meantime give me some input as to what to add to this list and other pieces of information you have saved that came in handy. Please share!
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"We were foolish enough to think the zoo might provide refuge, but all that greeted us were approaching footsteps that shook the earth."
"wild things", known in Japan as Roar (咆哮 Hōkō ) is the first storyline scenario in Resident Evil Outbreak File #2 - the first being a tutorial level.
Searching for a way out of the chaotic city, Cindy Lennox finds her way to the gates of the Raccoon Zoo. Reading a note on a sign mentioning an evacuation chopper, she realises that she must cross through the zoo to reach the extraction point.
The survivors unlock the gate and enter the deserted park, only to be attacked by a rogue "Zombie Elephant". Escaping it, they explore the park in search of Mr. Raccoon Medals, which are required to activate the power, while at the same time the survivors fought their way amongst the horde of undead beasts. Eventually, the survivors escape the zoo; after a brief fight with infected Lionesses. They only have two choices; fight for survival or end up at their jaws.
Eventually the survivors escaped the zoo, only to be greeted by the Zombie Elephant (or Zombie Lion) in a final duel. After the "Death Knell" of the beasts, the survivors make it to a tram and attempt to make their own way out. However, the tram stops violently as the rescue helicopter crashes nearby; killing forty refugees.
This Scenario is a bit hard for first time players, especially on normal because it requires you to do a whole lot more. You will start by the gate entrance to the zoo. Head down the street (Take anything you think you need at the beginning) there might be a couple of zombies and go to the sign in front of the 'Elephant Restaurant' to find a map, then go inside the building.
There are two options, either take the file at the end of the room to see the code of the gate or break the door behind you to find a wire cutter to open the gate. Now head back to the gate and open it in whichever way you decided to do it. Now that you're in the zoo you will be greeted by a cutscene that introduces you to the Zombie Elephant.
After the cutscene you will be in control with the Zombie Elephant rather close to you. Just run since for now you don't have the weaponry needed to take him down, and you will have to do certain things to prepare the scenario's final boss. If you are far enough the Zombie Elephant will just go to another area for now, if you want, you can go back to take a mixed green and red herb from AI Cindy who is now lying dead on the floor.
The next objective is to find all the Mr. Raccoon medals necessary to turn on the power (on easy difficulty this is not necessary as the power is already on) before you can start to do anything to escape. After you've inserted all the Raccoon medals then you can turn the power on but there is still a few more Mr. Raccoon medals needed to take an item that is needed to open the emergency exit of the zoo. If the player is playing on easy difficulty, they'll only have to find one Lion Emblem needed to unlock the other way out, and only a few Raccoon Medals. In harder difficulty, the player is forced to find the two Lion Emblems while searching for an increased number of Raccoon Medals.
You can save your progress by heading to the Inner Office in the zoo office building and find a typewriter machine (this is the room where you'll find a computer needed to activate the zoo's power). But be wary; the Zombie Elephant will crash its head into the room and swing its trunk, damaging anyone in the proximity.
There is one part where you must make a choice between the Zombie Elephant boss fight or Zombie Lion boss fight. If you want to fight the lion you can either kill Zombie Elephant or lock him up in the elephant stage - should you trapped the Elephant, you must avoid being in the arena for too long or he will escape (this scene is required to achieve a 100% event checklist). Locking the gate will make a Lion Emblem fall from the top of the gate. The bosses are both pretty hard but if you have the Hunting Rifle, the Zombie Lion only needs two shots from it and it will die. While the Zombie Elephant will regularly flinch from melee attacks so you'll want to keep your partners alive and give them melee weapons necessary to battle the elephant. After you're done with the boss, enter the tram and watch the final cutscene of the scenario.
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- Solved combination lock (20pts)
- Cut chain on zoo gate (30pts)
- Played tape at Elephant Stage (20pts)
- Copied parade BGM tape (30pts)
- Played tape at front gate (40pts)
- Crushed Rafflesia (30pts)
- Turned on red light in office (20pts)
- Turned on blue light in office (30pts)
- Solved red painting puzzle (20pts)
- Solved blue painting puzzle (30pts)
- Entered electrical passcode (30pts)
- Closed Elephant Stage gate (20pts)
- Trapped Titan in Elephant Stage (30pts)
- Titan escaped in Elephant Stage (20pts)
- Killed Titan in zoo (40pts)
- Solved Terrarium Dome puzzle (30pts)
- Raised crane at boarding house (20pts)
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- Used Lion emblem (Blue) (20pts)
- Titan appeared at front gate (30pts)
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- Killed Titan at front gate (40pts)
- Killed Stalker (50pts)
- Pushed cart away from stairs (30pts)
- Opened hatch in passage (30pts)
- Heard scream in back alley (10pts)
- Heard scream near the restaurant (10pts)
- Got item from Patrick (30pts)
- Got item from Lloyd (30pts)
- Check out back alley (30pts)
- Cut chain on boarding house (40pts)
- Opened locker in office (30pts)
- Used elephant key (20pts)
- Used alligator key (20pts)
- Used lion key (20pts)
- Used office key (20pts)
- Obtained all maps (20pts)
- Obtained "Evacuation Order" (10pts)
- Obtained "Joseph's notebook" (10pts)
- Obtained "Repair Notifications" (10pts)
- Obtained "Elephant keeper's diary" (10pts)
- Obtained "Message from management" (10pts)
- Obtained "Employee evaluation form" (10pts)
- Obtained "Zoo pamphlet" (10pts)
- Obtained "Zoo pamphlet 2" (10pts)
- Obtained "Comet News" (20pts)
- Obtained "Memo to Alyssa" (20pts)
- Obtained "Money Scoop" (20pts)
- Obtained "Herb pie recipe" (20pts)
- Obtained "Torn Memo" (10pts)
Character-specific secretsEdit
- If the player plays as Mark, they can move the tour bus found in the east concourse and collect ammo, a file and have a spot to hide from the Zombie Elephant.
- If the user plays as Alyssa, they can find a special note behind a flipped table in the Office and at the Tram. They can also open a locker in the same room of the flipped table and found a shotgun inside it.
- If the user plays as Cindy, she may find a special note in the restaurant, inside the counter. If the user DOESN'T play as Cindy or choose her as an ally she will be found dead, trampled upon by Zombie Elephant, in the area where the player finally enters the zoo, and there will be two herbs (Normal or mixed herbs) and a special item on her body.
- Cindy Lennox - Appears whether part of your team or not.
- Austin Taylor
- Lloyd Stewart
- Patrick Reyes
- Matthew - A civilian who hid in the zoo. If the zombie elephant is not killed before entering the office, he will be killed by it.
- Chuck - Appears as a zombie in this scenario.
- Sean - Ditto
- Nicolas - Ditto
- Ginger - Ditto
Further notesEdit
- In the European version of File #2, when Cindy goes to read the Evacuation Plan, subtitles will show what she's reading. However, in the American version, a player has to read the file (which will give points)
- The game would be easier to defeat if a player plays as Cindy and has David and Yoko as partners; Since David can make Combo Weapons (strangely, they deal more damage to T-infected animals) and he will stick up with Yoko (who stays behind Cindy most of the time) who will hold the raccoon coins if asked.
- It appears that Cindy is the canon character for this scenario.
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What goes on in the brain of the groom who says "I do," then has an affair? Or the friend who pledges to repay a loan but never does? Breaking a promise is a complex neurobiological event, a new study shows—and a brain scan may be able to predict those who are making false promises before they break their word.
Using functional MRI, scientists at the University of Zurich in Switzerland scanned the brains of subjects playing an investment game. Subjects assigned to be "investors" had to decide whether to pledge to share their money with other players who were "trustees." This arrangement boosted the amount of money in the pot, but it also could result in a loss to the investor if the trustee chose not to share. Nearly all the subjects said they would give to the trustee—but in the end, not everyone kept this promise.
Based on the fMRI scans, the researchers were able to predict whether the players would break their promise before they actually had the chance to do so in the game. Promise breakers had more activity in certain brain regions, including the prefrontal cortex, an indication that planning and self-control were involved in suppressing an honest response, and the amygdala, perhaps a sign of conflicting and aversive emotions such as guilt and fear.
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Not a command I generally associate with handbags, that is until I stumbled upon a little shop on a birthday trip to Brighton where I found some gorgeous bags that spoke to me through their labels. However, Lie Down I Think I Love You is just a visitor to Brighton, their products are made in London and their 'jewel-like' shop you'll find in Islington.
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