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In 2012, young voices calling for social justice and the opportunity for a decent job continue to grow in number. Young people are three times more likely to be unemployed than adults; worldwide over 75 million youth are looking for work.
The International Labour Organization (ILO) is inviting you to share your message for World Day of Social Justice – a message of hope, a call to the international community, advice for others – you decide.
Youth employment
For the first time in generations, young women and men have a harder time finding a job and ways to make a decent living than their parents.
Without swift and innovative solutions, we could be faced with a 'lost generation' of young people entirely detached from the labour market and who have lost all hope of finding decent work.
Recent protests – from the Occupy movements, to the Arab Spring uprisings and the Top-Up Fees protests in the UK – show that young people are unhappy with the status quo and not afraid to voice their concerns.
The figures don't lie… Worldwide, young people are experiencing a jobs crisis.
Watch the new video "Voices of Youth on Social Justice" featured below, share your voice on ILO's YouTube channel and engage with the youth employment issue on Facebook.com/youth.ilo .
The General Assembly proclaimed 20 February as World Day of Social Justice in 2007, inviting Member States to devote the day to promoting national activities in accordance with the objectives and goals of the World Summit for Social Development and the twenty-fourth session of the General Assembly.
As we look to the upcoming Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development, we have a chance to rethink development strategies and business practices so that they point us toward a more sustainable and equitable future. Sustainability depends on building markets that do a better job of spreading the benefits of development. It means meeting growing consumer demand for greener products and services. And it means laying the foundations for dignity, stability and opportunity for all. As we strive to make this transformation, we must integrate social inclusion into our policies and other efforts.
Secretary-General's Message for 2012
"A new era of social justice": Statement by Juan Somavia, ILO Director General, On the occasion of World Day of Social Justice- 20 February 2012
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The Rescue Utility System is primarily used for raising and lowering people or equipment in rescue and industrial work access and ideal for confined space applications. A 4:1 rescue pulley system Pulleys are equipped with a built-in anti-reversing lock. Offers rapid deployment, is virtually maintenance free, and is rated for two-person load.
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The Beam Trolley is a moveable anchorage connector designed to support either personnel or material. Trolley consists of a carriage with four wheels containing anti-friction bearings that are connected to aluminum housings and to a steel cross bar. Cross bar provides an anchorage point for attaching fall protection equipment. Trolley can be positioned anywhere along an overhead beam to provide mobility in a horizontal direction, and fits the support beam as specified by the user.

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Author Notes: Recently, I bought a candy thermometer as I was thinking of making caramels, instead of caramels I thought of making caramel sauce. Instead of traditional almond based crust for tart I made chocolate tart with hazelnuts for that nutella effect. Fill the tart with this wonderful banana cardamom caramel and top it of with chocolate mousse. First, I tried to top it of ice-cream, but I was not happy with that. So, I whipped up some heavy cream with chocolate and that gave a good effect. I hope everyone likes it. —PistachioDoughnut
Food52 Review: With three distinct layers: a hazelnut, chocolate tart base, smothered with a rich caramel banana sauce subtly flavored with cardamom, and topped by a rich, chocolate, coffee mousse, there's something in this dish for everyone! The 10 people that tasted this dessert gave it a solid A-/B+. Remarks ranged from many "OMG"s, to "could use more cardamom", "less banana", and "more coffee flavor". Everyone agreed that the coffee chocolate mousse is the best part of the dish. The tart base was more cake like than a traditional shortbread crust. Mashing and straining the banana is a critical step to ensure a smooth caramel. A dish worthy of a dinner party for sure! —Food52
Serves: 8 to 10
Chocolate Tart
cup AP Flour
cup Hazelnuts, toasted and husked, finely grind to powder
Stick chilled unsalted butter cut into pieces
tablespoons sugar
tablespoons Cocoa powder
teaspoon Baking powder
egg yolk
pinches Salt
tablespoons Cold Milk or heavycream
For the Banana – Cardamom caramel Sauce and Chocolate mousse
cup Sugar
tablespoons butter
cup Cream
teaspoon Salt
cup Water
teaspoons Cardamom powder
Bananas mashed and strained
cup Milk chocolate or dark chocolate as per your liking
cups Heavy whipping cream
teaspoons Coffee
- Place sugar and hazelnuts in bowl of food processor and process until nuts are finely ground, about 30 seconds. Add flour and salt along with cocoa powder , baking powder and pulse once or twice to blend. Scatter butter pieces over mixture and pulse 7 or 8 times, until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. I used my brand new Kitchen Aid mixer which I recently received as a gift.yay!
- In a small bowl, whisk together egg yolk, milk . Pour egg mixture over flour mixture and pulse 5 or 6 times until dough just comes together. Scrape dough out onto work surface and gently knead 6 to 8 times, until smooth. Wrap dough in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 1 hour or until chilled.
- Position oven rack in center of oven. Heat to 375°F. Arrange tart pan on baking sheet. Place chilled dough on work surface and roll out to large round that is about 1/8-inch thick. Drape dough over tart pan, gently pressing it into the interior of the pan. Roll rolling pin over dough and remove excess dough. Press dough into pan evenly, removing excess dough, if necessary. Line the pan with 9 inches round of parchment paper and fill with dried beans or rice. Blind bake** tarts for 15 minutes until crust begins to turn golden brown at edges. Remove weights and parchment paper from pan and bake it for another 10 minutes or so till you see it is baked evenly. Let tart shell cool while preparing the filling.
- Place sugar and water in medium saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally or until sugar is dissolved. Stop stirring; increase heat to high and cook until sugar caramelizes and turns a golden amber color. Remove from heat and carefully add cream, stirring until smooth (return to heat for a minute if a few lumps remain). Stir in butter until melted. Transfer to cup with pouring spout. Cover and refrigerate until the tart shell cools down and we are ready to assemble.
- Now , till the caramel sauce cools down a little bit prepare chocolate mousse.I melt the chocolate on a double boiler or in a microwave stirring in between and about for one minute then stirred and another one minute. Add the heavy cream to the melted chocolate and add a teaspoon of coffee and whip it up with the help of a blender. (instead of whipping the cream and folding the chocolate I mixed both the things and whipped it together) .
- Now, take the Tart shell, fill it with caramel sauce and let it cool a little bit in the fridge or if you feel it is cooled enough and you can spread the chocolate mousse on top of it then go ahead. So , layer it with chocolate mousse. Spread the mousse properly and evenly. Decorate it with bananas or hazelnuts. Chill it for half an hour or if you can wait unlike me then for an hour and serve it with a dollop of whipped cream.
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President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle are too young to remember, but I'm sure two former presidents and their wives do. Quintessential baby boomers George and Laura Bush and Bill and Hillary Clinton don't agree on much, but there is one thing about which I am certain the couples can agree: When the Beatles first appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show 50 years ago, their worlds collided in a frenzy of screams and lifelong dreams.
That's not to discount other watershed events of the '60s, such as the Kennedy assassination, the war in Vietnam, or landing on the moon. But when John, Paul, George and Ringo first belted out their songs on American soil, I'll bet you a dozen electoral college votes that everything changed for all of them that night, just like everything changed for me.
Sunday night, Feb. 9, 1964, an estimated 73 million of us — an astonishing 40 percent of the available audience, equal to around 125 million in today's viewership — watched four English lads pound musical history into our lives. The Beatles had arrived, and with them came a sense of joy, "Yeah, yeah, yeah," and relief. Only 10 weeks earlier, we had been mourning the murder of JFK.
Before the Beatles invasion, teenage boys sported closely cropped hair, our favorite bands included the Everly Brothers and the Beach Boys, and we still were getting used to Lyndon Johnson. Suddenly, none of that mattered. By Monday morning, change was in the air. Many of us headed off to school that day having decided to let our hair grow longer. "I Want to Hold Your Hand" was rocking the charts, and few paid attention to the new president. Sociologists said this phenomenon would pass in a few months. Boy, were they wrong.
Within a year, sideburns were bushy, Beatles paraphernalia had flooded the marketplace, and that war without heroes quietly advanced. By the time I graduated from Cubberley High School in Palo Alto in 1966, I was a self-appointed Beatles know-it-all ("… the real meaning behind the banned record cover is …") and a troubled believer in Vietnam. With the release of "Eleanor Rigby," social commentary played an ever-increasing role in their music.
Four years of college at USC proved challenging yet disillusioning. The Beatles introduced their magical mystery tour as the nightly news simultaneously broadcast the horrors of Indochina into our homes. Beards soon replaced sideburns, and campus riots replaced sock-hops. Songs like "Give Peace a Chance" and "Hey Jude" weren't simply mega-hits; they were America's new national anthems. Just like George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, my boomer contemporaries, I managed to avoid fighting in Vietnam (despite being selected No. 1 in the 1969 draft lottery).
These were changes that, if you were 20-something at the time, you spent much of your time absorbing or avoiding. I don't know which of these the former presidents embraced. All I know is the changes were real for me and my generation.
In the beginning, John, Paul, George and Ringo personified baby boomers' brightest hopes. The Beatles bridged the gap between black and white, and young and old. Through them, suburbia discovered drugs and the Boston Pops discovered rock 'n' roll. Toward the end of their run, the idyllic images turned to nightmares, much as "Michelle" gave way to "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds."
Some music experts claim the Beatles were responsible for widening the intellectual boundaries of rock, thus making it a more flexible and acceptable art form. I am clearly not smart enough to know whether this is true or not. But I know how music changed, and I know you can hear it in almost every song out today, be it country, hip-hop or just plain pop.
No one can turn back the clock, so trying to "get back to where you once belonged" is a futile exercise. As the great P.J. O'Rourke recently wrote in Time Magazine, "The majority of Americans alive today hadn't been born yet in the 1960s. But we of a certain age (the age that grips levers of power, pulls strings of purse and has the biggest mouth) can't stop reliving each moment.
"Partly it's the poignancy of the decade. It started so well. Handsome young couple in the White House, recovery from the 1960 recession, the Pill, upbeat message movies like '101 Dalmations' and 'Spartacus,' Hugh Hefner's illuminating 'Playboy philosophy' and the clean-cut Kingston Trio leading sing-alongs in short-sleeve shirts with big, wide, cheerful stripes.
"Then it went so wrong. Shooting and killing and troops in combat gear, not only in Watts and Detroit but all the way over in Khe Sanh, South Vietnam. Feminists were suddenly angry for some, as far as men could tell, feminine reason. I had to maintain a C average to avoid the draft. Turns out you can't fly after you take LSD. There was a war on poverty. We lost. And it rained at Woodstock."
All true, P.J., but those changes, in ourselves and in our world, are what we have in common. They are what the Beatles symbolized for me, for two former presidents and their wives, and for us all.
Denny Freidenrich was 15 and a Palo Alto resident when the Beatles arrived in America. He writes from Laguna Beach.


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Morgan Nick vanished at a Little League game when she was 6 years old in 1995. Nearly two decades later, her mother hasn't given up hope that she'll come home, just like the three women discovered Monday afternoon in Cleveland.
Elizabeth Smart. Jaycee Dugard. Shawn Hornbeck. Many parents of missing children repeat these names like a mantra -- each one is evidence that their long-lost child is not a lost cause.
Now Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michele Knight can be added to that list of found children. The discovery of the three Ohio women on Monday is exactly the kind of hope that keeps parents of missing children going, long after their search has stopped making sense to us outsiders.
"Whether that hope is a realistic hope varies enormously from one situation to the next," says Gregory Greif, a professor of social work at the University of Maryland who has worked with families of long-term missing children. "With non-family abductions, when children are missing for more than a decade, it's extremely rare for a child to be found."
Nearly 800,000 children vanish each year -- that's an average of 2,185 every day, according to the latest statistics from the U.S. Department of Justice. About 99 percent of children taken by strangers return home alive, most of them within 24 hours. After 24 hours, the chance of recovering the lost child shrinks.
"Basically, when you're talking about kids who've been abducted by strangers, only [a small percentage] of those actually make it back home," says Colleen Nick, whose 6-year-old daughter Morgan disappeared on June 9, 1995. But even that small number means there is a chance, she adds.
"My reaction to this amazing recovery is joy," Nick says of the women found in Cleveland. "My daughter is missing long-term and I fight for her every day. We know that there are kids out there waiting to be recovered, and it really takes an everyday hero. We know that kids come home."
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A daring escape and a dramatic 911 call led to the rescue of three women who allegedly had been held captive for years inside a home in Cleveland, Ohio.
On an early summer day 18 years ago, Morgan and her mother were watching a Little League game in Alma, Ark., 30 miles away from their home in Ozark, Ark., when the little girl asked to go off with a couple friends to catch fireflies. "She stopped to take sand out of her shoe, and the other two children walked off," Nick says. That was the last time anyone saw Morgan.
In the weeks that followed, Nick and her husband halted their lives. The couple's younger two children, then ages 2-and-a-half and 22 months, stayed with their grandmother, while the parents moved into the Alma fire station, where they lived for six weeks.
"We were completely consumed with the search," Nick says. After those six weeks, they left Alma and returned to Ozark. Life would never be normal again, but as she explains it, "you have to learn to survive. If you have other children, they have to go to school, you have to go back to work."
That can be one of the most wrenching decisions for a parent of a long-term missing child: When the boy or girl initially vanishes, the parents stop their lives and focus every possible moment on bringing the child home. But it's impossible to keep that kind of intensity up forever.
"The terrible struggle for parents of missing children is they have to resolve how much to search," says Greif. "If a child is missing, that parent is going to search 24 hours a day. And you do that for a week, and you do that for a month, but at what point do you have to go back to your job and your partner and family and friends? And no one can answer that for anybody."
'Open-ended grief'
Families of lost children deal with what psychologists call ambiguous grief, a term coined by University of Minnesota social scientist Pauline Boss to describe the loss of a loved one without the certainty of death. The term can apply to families of missing children, but also families of soldiers missing in action, or even those whose loved ones have developed Alzheimer's.
Without the ritual of a funeral or memorial service, which many families choose not to hold if they believe their child may still be alive, some decide to mark the birthdate or the day the child disappeared by gathering with friends and family.
Amanda Berry's mother, Louwana Miller, held a vigil on her daughter's birthday in 2005, two years after the girl's disappearance; friends, family and supporters completed the walk home that Amanda did not on the day she disappeared, and when they reached their home, they sang happy birthday to Amanda, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reported that year.
Courtesy Colleen Nick
This age-adjusted image reflects what Morgan Nick might look like today.
Miller died at age 43 of heart failure after searching for her daughter for three years.
Nick and her family remember Morgan each year on her "disappearance day" by gathering together and releasing pink balloons into the air. "We always have a big gathering on her missing day," Nick says. "But I really hold her birthday for myself and I usually spend it very quietly."
Janis McCall, whose daughter Stacy vanished more than 20 years ago when she was 18 years old, gathers loved ones together on the anniversary of Stacy's disappearance -- June 7, 1992. "Anything to keep her in people's minds," McCall says. Last year, they held a candlelight vigil at 6 a.m., around the time Stacy is believed to have vanished from a friend's Springfield, Mo., home, where she was spending the night after her high school graduation. Adding to the mystery, Stacy's friend and the friend's mother were also never seen again after that night. "And that's all we know," McCall says.
McCall spoke to NBCNews.com on the phone from Jacksonville, Fla., where she was attending the 2013 Amber Alert Symposium with law enforcement officials and other families of missing children. Even 20 years later, she still posts fliers with Stacy's photo, but only "occasionally" now.
"I think of it as open-ended grief," Nick says. "It's always there. There are no answers for it. You do learn to function again. But it just takes really very small things to just rip that wide open again, because it's always there. A part of my heart is walking around outside of my body."
Incredible stories of discovery, like that of the missing Ohio women, can shake whatever fragile sense of resolution a family or parent has reached over the years. But Greif and other experts resist the term "false hope," and don't believe that the encouragement this story may bring to families of lost children is always damaging.
"You and I cannot sit here and say that having hope come from this is necessarily a bad thing," Greif says. "I don't know. I think maybe for some people it could be injurious, and for some people, it could allow them to have a moment of joy."
Some well-meaning friends have encouraged Nick to "seek closure," to move on with her life. "They do say things like, 'Maybe you should do a little more realistic, wouldn't you feel better if you could accept that Morgan is dead and you'll see her again in heaven,'" she says. But even today, nearly two decades after her daughter's disappearance, Nick posts fliers and maintains a website with pictures of what Morgan might look like today. She also started the Morgan Nick Foundation, to help families of missing children with things like childcare in the immediate aftermath of the disappearance.
As her two younger children grew up, Nick focused on finding Morgan during the school day. (She and her husband are now separated.) But when the children were home, she says she tried hard to be present for the two kids who were still there.
"You try to eventually find some joy in your family," she says. "You have to learn to laugh again, because if you don't, this will destroy you."
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In 1934 he accepted an invitation to return to Japan for a fifteen-month tour of country potteries, looking at traditional work, making pots in country potteries and collecting material for a book. He also took the opportunity to travel with Yanagi to Korea, a country that filled him with enthusiasm. Despite Japanese occupation it remained largely unspoilt and many traditional crafts were still practised unselfconsciously by anonymous craftsmen. It was on this visit that Leach bought the famous Moon Jar, recently acquired by the British Museum and on show in the Korean Gallery.


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Depeche Mode to headline Lollapalooza festival in US
The 2009 Lollapalooza Festival's 100-plus acts will be led by headliners Depeche Mode, Tool, the Killers, Jane's Addiction, Beastie Boys, and Kings of Leon, the event's promoters announced Tuesday.
Lou Reed, Ben Harper and Relentless7, Thievery Corporation, Snoop Dogg, and Rise Against are among the performers now confirmed for the event, scheduled for August 7-9 at Chicago's Grant Park.
Andrew Bird, TV on the Radio, Vampire Weekend, the Decemberists, Neko Case, STS9 (Sound Tribe Sector Nine), Animal Collective, Band of Horses, Of Montreal, Arctic Monkeys, Coheed and Cambria, Ben Folds, Fleet Foxes, Silversun Pickups, Kaiser Chiefs, Bon Iver, Crystal Castles, Santigold, and many more bands and artists are also on the bill.
The 2009 edition of Lollapalooza promises an expanded offering of dance and electronic music on a nightclub-style stage called Perry's. Bassnectar, MSTRKRFT, Simian Mobile Disco, KiD CuDi and A-Trak are among the DJs booked to spin.
Lollapalooza, produced by Austin-based C3 Presents, last year sold out all three days for the first time since the festival was reborn as a weekend-long stand-alone event in Chicago. C3 Presents is in the middle of a 10-year agreement with Chicago Park District to produce the event in the city's prime downtown park space.
"Early bird" discount tickets went on sale at the end of March, with a limited number of passes still available for $195. Regular-priced passes are $205, and a variety of V.I.P. options are also available at lollapalooza.com (http://lollapalooza.com). The prices, which include service fees, remain the same as last year.
According to Lollapalooza founder and figurehead Perry Farrell, who will headline the 2009 event with Jane's Addiction for the first time since the event debuted as a travelling road show in 1991, attendance is already looking solid in 2009 despite the challenging economic climate.
"At Lollapalooza, we're selling more tickets than ever," Farrell told Reuters. "People need an even bigger excuse to escape more than ever, and there is no better escape than going to a festival and just tripping and taking in music."
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Worsening the Situation in Gaza: the Failure of the Gaza Reconstruction Mechanism
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examining the Israeli blockade on Gaza, the NGO Oxfam revealed how internationally-brokered measures have negatively impacted development in the Strip through import restrictions on "dual use" items: materials Israel says could be used in the construction of military infrastructure and weapons.
In the aftermath of the assault on Gaza in 2014 –Operation Protective Edge – a temporary measure was introduced in order to facilitate the rebuilding of Gaza: the
Gaza Reconstruction Mechanism (GRM)
. This measure was brokered in cooperation with the Palestinian Authority, Israel, and the United Nations (UN) and was formulated to regulate entry into Gaza of construction supplies that Israel classifies as "dual use".
However, the report found that the GRM has actually delayed, and has been detrimental to, the reconstruction of Gaza. Critics have argued that the GRM itself serves to legitimize the blockade on Gaza by formalizing the process of limiting the import of vital materials into the Strip, thus validating Israeli control over the area. The report details the humanitarian crisis resulting from the GRM as well as its impact on sanitation and development infrastructures. According to Oxfam:
mechanism allows Israeli authorities the power to significantly delay or not approve projects at all, as well as to reject specific items essential for the delivery of infrastructure, despite stringent monitoring undertaken and funded by then international community."
Oxfam have found that the existing water crisis in Gaza has only worsened since the GRM was formulated: "Attacks in 2014 caused further significant damage to Gaza's water and sanitation systems. Gaza's only power plant was bombed, leaving water and wastewater pumps and treatment plants with extreme shortages of electricity." Over 3 000 various items, have been classified by Israeli authorities as "dual-use" and have thus been prohibited from entering, such as metal pipes, asphalt and raw materials for manufacturing, consequently delaying key hygiene and sanitation projects and detrimentally effecting various infrastructural sectors, most notably water sanitation.
Moreover, for the Gaza Reconstruction Mechanism, the 2014 Israeli assault constitutes the starting point of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, disregarding the infrastructural issues in sanitation and development, and the general health of the population, that have existed long before 2014.
Rather than condemning the blockade and Israel's impact on the humanitarian crisis, the United Nations' decision to work together with the Israeli government to implement it through the GRM has only worked to cover up what is a structural problem in Gaza. Whilst the UN has publically opposed the blockade in Gaza, through brokered negations such as the GRM, the UN has in fact been complicit with Israel through overseeing and restricting basic supplies needed to rebuild. As the report states:
The root cause of the failures of the GRM are the restrictions inherent in the blockade itself: the fact that the 'dual use' list is imposed and fully controlled by Israel. However, the GRM formalizes these restrictions, at best mitigating some of the violations of an inherently unlawful blockade but fundamentally failing to challenge it."
Furthermore, the UN has reported that by 2020 the Gaza Strip will be unlivable as a result of the water crisis and various humanitarian and infrastructural emergencies. However, the UN were also a key facilitator in the brokering of the GRM, which has resulted in the de-development and worsening situation in the Gaza Strip.
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Ace, March 2003, 14.95, 368 pp. ISBN 0441010121 The cosmos consists of seven circles with the seventh being Earth and the fourth being the pastoral land of Nayve where sentient species live in harmony. The Goddess Worldweaver spins a tapestry that records all events that happen on all the circles. Druids, humans, fairies, elves, centaurs, dwarves and other fey creatures work together to make Nayve a center of culture and learning. Their peace ...
The Kagonesti
The elves of Kyrnn are the most long-lived creatures inhabiting their world. This race is divided into two kinds, the house elves who live in self-constructed cities, and the wild elves who prefer to live in the forests. This book tells us in 3 parts about the history of the Kagonesti, the tribe of wild elves named after the first leader, Kagonos, who had been summoned by a silver dragon and given a ram's horn as a symbolic means of his leadership. The s...
World Fall
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As part of a general migration from darcs to git as my default SCM system (a migration whose reasons include magit being so much better than darcsum), i've been tidying up a bit my emacs configuration files and factoring out a small set of libraries that people may find useful.
The new git repository, clonable from
http://git.hacks-galore.org/jao/emacs.git and browsable online here, contains a subdirectory called lib with the code i've factored out so far:
- emms contains add-ons for the Emacs multimedia system, including OSD notifications, lyrics retrieval and a play-random-album facility.
- net is a handbag of networkish utilites: mailbox query and display, emacs-w3m sessions and a weather info fetcher.
- themes is my own color theme engine, implemented on top of the custom-themes package included in Emacs 23. Defining new color themes is, i think, short and sweet.
- skels contains a collection of skeletons and related utilities that i use to insert templates in new files.
- sys is a set of system utilities, most of them from my times as a Mac aficionado and, therefore, probably bit-rotten. Except for jao-osd, which gives you (very rudimentary) access to aosd notifications within emacs.
- org contains an assortment of extensions for org-mode.
- tracker is actually a C program that i use to query the tracker daemon that indexes all my documents. The actual queries are performed and displayed in emacs by an Anything extension of mine that i haven't yet extracted from my configuration as a separate library, and that can be found there.
- bmk is a (web) bookmark manager that i don't use anymore (all my bookmarks are kept in org files these days).
There's also a directory called external with other emacs packages that i use unmodified.
As i said, the idea is that the libraries above should be usable independently of my specific configuration bits, which are contained in the custom folder. The files in that folder will give you additional hints on how to customize the libraries.
With very few exceptions, all these packages are anything but well-documented, but perhaps you'll find some bits useful. A long delayed project of mine is to use this blog to go through all of them in a series of posts that we could call TEOS, The Emacs Operating System. They would be not only about how the individual libraries work together, but, most importantly, about how they integrate with each other and with other stock Emacs packages to provide an operating environment that, in my humble opinion, surpasses any other commonly used operating system in terms of productivity and extensibility. An Elisp Machine where you are in control and have all the fun.
I've been playing with the idea of joining PragProWriMo and make this part of a book writing project that would explore in detail TEOS, with intermediate Emacs users in mind. If i finally go for it, you may consider this post as the first in the series, but i haven't made up my mind yet.
Be it as it may, i hope you'll find some elisp snippets above worth stealing for your own Emacs Operation System.


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Gibbs and Associates, developer of GibbsCAM® software for programming CNC machine tools and a Cimatron company, today announced that it has moved from a Silver Tier Partner to a Gold Tier Partner within the PTC PartnerAdvantage™ Program. The upgrade to the Gold Tier, which provides enhanced access to a comprehensive suite of capabilities, followed an extensive review of GibbsCAM, its integration with PTC Creo® design software, and GibbsCAM's CNC programming capabilities.
The move from Silver Tier to Gold Tier arose from GibbsCAM's continued leadership in easy-to-use, yet powerful, CNC programming solutions, its increasing use of PTC GRANITE® software to add automation features for PTC Creo users, and its integration with PTC Creo. Andy Barlow, PTC Vice President, PTC PartnerAdvantage Program, stated, "We are pleased that Gibbs and Associates has chosen to advance its partnership with PTC and increase its use of PTC GRANITE. We look forward to working closely to enhance the value GibbsCAM brings to our common customers."
Gibbs and Associates, a PTC GRANITE Partner, also announced availability of GibbsCAM 2013, with all its functionality integrated with PTC Creo 2.0. PTC Creo users are assured compatibility with GibbsCAM since Gibbs incorporates the PTC GRANITE 3D library for CAD file interoperability. This GibbsCAM software integration provides PTC Creo users all the functionality required to program lathes, 2-5 axis mills, MTMs and wire-EDM machines. GibbsCAM's easy-to-use interface provides extensive flexibility for faster programming and the highest levels of efficiency in machining with a shop's preferred processes.
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The new GibbsCAM 2013 suite of CNC programming solutions will be available for demonstration at PTC Live Global in Anaheim, California, on June 9-12, 2013. Visit Gibbs and Associates during the Live Event at the Anaheim Convention Center during exhibit hours in Booth 910.
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To reach the playoffs, act like they've already started.
That's the attitude that Dynamo captain Brad Davis wants the team to adopt ahead of Sunday's big Eastern Conference clash against the New York Red Bulls at BBVA Compass Stadium (4 p.m. CT; TICKETS).
With only eight regular-season MLS games left, every match matters in the close-knit East. New York are joint-top, five points ahead of the Dynamo, who lost 2-0 to the Columbus Crew last Wednesday.
Houston have proved down the years that they thrive in the do-or-die atmosphere of the postseason, so Davis wants his teammates to relish the pressure and treat every game as if it could be the last.
"If we can get everybody to take that playoff mentality, it's something that we need to really instill: 'it's time to go, we're ready'. You can feel it, guys are on edge, guys are ready to go," he said.
Games between New York and Houston are usually lively and no one is downplaying the importance of Sunday's meeting at this late stage of the season and given the result's potential impact on the race for the top places in the division.
"For me, this is the time of year I really look forward to. It's what you've been fighting and grinding all year for. All of a sudden you win on Sunday and the confidence is high," said Davis. "[Win or lose] you have to stay on an even keel—but for me this is time to go, it really is."
The players are clearly desperate to bounce back straight away from the defeat at Crew Stadium, which concluded a stretch of three successive MLS road games that reaped a single point. After a promising start to the match against Columbus it was a tale of the Dynamo failing to take advantage of their periods of dominance, not converting chances and losing a game which had seemed winnable.
"It's not like guys aren't putting [effort] in, it's just one of those things that we're going to have to grind for everything to get ourselves out of where we're at. We're doing some good things, it's just putting all those things together. I really feel that Sunday's an opportunity for us to do that, we're looking forward to getting back out on the field," said Davis.
"It's an opportunity to beat those guys, get on top of those guys. The thing is too, we're upset because we hold ourselves up to a high standard, but we're still right in the middle of things. There's eight games to go. You can see we're upset and things aren't going the way we wanted to but that's the character of this group, we don't like losing, we don't like where we're at but by no means are we out of what we're trying to do."
For Davis and goalkeeper Tally Hall—who saved a penalty in midweek—the team's inconsistency isn't down to a lack of talent or work rate, but a question of execution. In other words, of playing to its potential on a regular basis.
"We know we are a good team, and we've seen it this year where we've put together games where I think we can beat anybody in the league, then we haven't performed that way in other games. That's not what this team has a history of doing, we have a history of being pretty consistent, especially at this time of the year, so we know we're a veteran group that's capable of more and we're hungry for it," said Hall. "We know we have areas that we need to improve upon, that we're giving up too many goals, it's being discussed and we know it's an important time of the year."
Asked to describe the squad's current mood, he said: "It's not anger, it's frustration. But it's not a self-pity frustration, it's something where we're frustrated because we know we're better than what we've shown, especially the last road trip we were on."
Seven of the Dynamo's remaining MLS fixtures are against Eastern Conference foes, including all five clubs currently ahead of them in the standings, so as Hall points out, Houston do not need favors.
"We've faced difficult spells toward the end of the season with this group, we're still here, still in the playoff hunt, still have destiny in our hands. It's not like we need to be praying that other teams don't do well. Other teams can do just fine, we take care of our business," he said. "It comes down to us and that's what this team thrives on. We've got to go out and show it."
Tom Dart is a contributing writer to HoustonDynamo.com. Former editor and reporter for The Times of London, Dart currently freelances for The Guardian and SI.com.


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Shalom all,
I thought I'd give you another update on what going on with @TheKotel. You might want to read this update from a couple of days ago, because this blog post just builds on it.
First off – I'd like to once again apologize for not following-back everyone right away. Got about 2,500 new followers in the past couple of days (not that I'm complaining though 🙂 ) and since this operation is manual, by just me, it takes a while to deal with all the requests but I'm getting there. Yesterday I followed-back approximately 400 people, and today I intend to keep at it. Last time I followed so many people all at once (around the end of July) – Twitter actually blocked me for a couple of days from following any other users. Hang in there – eventually I'll follow all of you back, and deal with all your prayers. As I said in that last post – I've proven I'm a man of my word in the past.
Second – I got an important phone call today from the secretary of a man of great importance in Jerusalem that might really help this project. This means I'll head to Jerusalem the coming week, or the one after that at most. It's likely that I'll take all of your prayers with me that time.
Finally – at the end of the day, keep in mind that I'm just a 25 year old student. I'm a regular person, so yes – the media interest flatters me to some extent. I just discovered I was on Romanian TV, and also got a link to this coverage on CNet (roughly 3 and a half minutes into the clip). I'd appreciate it if you could send me newspaper articles and TV stories I'm featured in. Surely you can understand.
Send me those stories to firstname.lastname@example.com . Thank you!
Thanks a lot to all those who help or just send me a supporting email. I really appreciate that and it energizes me to keep going! 🙂
All the best from the Holy Land,
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OXFORDSHIRE'S political leaders have pledged to work together in a bid to tackle flooding in the county.
It comes after the county faced further rain yesterday, putting at risk the good work done by firefighters and Environment Agency officials across the county.
Oxford East MP Andrew Smith yesterday called for politicians to pull together to tackle the issue of flooding.
And today this message has been echoed by colleagues across the political divide.
Prime Minister and Witney MP David Cameron:
"Flooding has a devastating effect on people's lives, I am seeing the effects on the ground for myself. We are facing extraordinary weather events and the Government is doing everything it can – the resources are there, the money is there but tragically these things take time to get right.
"I know that many farmers, businesses and residents in my constituency have faced a tough time and continue to face a tough time. We are coming forward with new solutions to help those affected."
Andrew Smith, Oxford East MP:
"Oxford faces a dire situation, with all the heartache and worry for those at risk of flooding, and the widespread disruption and economic cost to the city and surrounding area.
"I am keeping closely in touch with the efforts to protect local people, and praise the frontline effort being put in by all the agencies and councils. We will all be pulling together, across political parties and councils to mobilise the city's case."
Nicola Blackwood, Oxford West and Abingdon MP:
"We are all grateful for the work the Environment Agency and emergency services have done to respond to the flooding, keeping key routes like the Botley Road open.
"But what we need now are long term solutions, strategic dredging and clearing of drainage routes and improvements to our inadequate drainage system. We must all continue to work together to turn political will into local flood defence solutions."
Sir Tony Baldry, Banbury MP:
"I am really proud of what Cherwell District Council and the communities have done in north Oxfordshire to protect Banbury from flooding.
"Banbury has not flooded which means there is no water coming down the River Cherwell and the Oxford Canal to threaten Kidlington and Oxford.
"This is the highest rainfall since the late 1700s. It is unprecedented, so thought is going to have to be given in the future in respect of the River Thames and some of the tributaries serving it."
Ed Vaizey, Wantage MP:
"While not yet as bad as 2007, the level of flooding in my constituency is of huge concern. I have to praise the emergency services, as well as the local councils, for responding quickly to problems and supplying sandbags.
"The leader of the Vale of White Horse District Council, Matt Barber, has been working non-stop and providing me and many others with invaluable updates."
John Howell, Henley MP:
"I have had a meeting with the Environment Agency and discussed what they are doing and whether it is adequate. They are doing a good job, though there is an issue of whether the policy over the last 10 years has been the right one.
"Global warming must be a contributory factor."
Bob Price, Leader of Oxford City Council:
"I am delighted at the way in which the fire service and our engineering staff have worked together to find a solution for Botley Road and applied the same solution to Abingdon Road.
"I don't think any council can tackle the issue on an individual basis because the river runs through so many different parts of the county.
"We have to see this as something which involves all representatives from all of the councils."
Ian Hudspeth, Leader of Oxfordshire County Council:
"The flood summit we have organised is a key part of us working together.
"We have got to get over the floods and then it is important that we get all the information we can beforehand.
"We have invited as many people as possible, all the local MPs and some senior Government ministers and we will be working to get the best deal possible."
Barry Norton, West Oxfordshire District Council:
"From our perspective in West Oxfordshire, we have been lucky in that we are blessed with lots of flood meadows that take a lot of the water before it goes into roads or into houses.
"Since 2007 we have had a number of initiatives in place across the district which have stood us in good stead this time.
"We will be attending the flood summit and working to identify what we can do."
Ann Ducker, South Oxfordshire District Council:
"It is important that we work together to achieve the best for Oxfordshire.
"We will of course have differences, but we have to argue those out sensibly at the time the issue is raised. We are very fortunate in South Oxfordshire that we have not had much housing built on flood plains like some councils but we have to sit around a table and see how we can improve things."
Matt Barber, Vale of White Horse District Council:
"We have already had some quiet discussions with the Environment Agency about what can be done. The Western Conveyance seems to be gaining support and while we would have some concerns about its effect on Abingdon we are looking at what works could be done with it as a package.
"It will have some benefits for parts of the district and what we understand is, the effect on Abingdon will be small. Homes flooding is devastating but there is also the wider economic impact on the whole of the county and the whole of the region.
"When you close Botley Road and Abingdon Road it is not just people in those roads who are affected."
Barry Wood: Cherwell District Council:
"Working together is the obvious thing to do. Flooding is a priority for all of us."


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Leaves have fallen;
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Smoke signals scent the season
O! How time does go on,
the pendulum never stopping.
No need to grieve for the trees;
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Though the air is gathering a chill,
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We live in the miracle of today.
This moment is irretrievable;
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Time stops for no one,
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Teachers Take "Pay Cut" as Inflation Outpaces Salaries
NEA President Warns Students Pay the Price with High Teacher Turnover
WASHINGTON - November 14, 2006 -
WASHINGTON- The National Education Association released figures today that show a decline in public school teachers' real earnings as the average increase in teacher pay slipped below the rate of inflation in 2004–05. According to NEA's Rankings and Estimates: Rankings of the States 2005 and Estimates of School Statistics 2006 , the average one-year increase in teacher salaries was 2.1 percent, while inflation increased by 3.1 percent. Over the past decade, average teacher salaries increased by only 0.2 percent when adjusted for inflation.
"Underpaying America's public school teachers is a classic case of being penny-wise and pound-foolish," said NEA President Reg Weaver. "Low teacher pay leads to high teacher turnover, and a constant revolving door of new teachers in classrooms hurts student learning. Every student has a basic right to attend a great public school staffed by experienced and caring teachers who are compensated fairly for the work they do."
Weaver said attracting highly qualified, enthusiastic individuals to teaching is a challenge when teacher pay lags behind comparable professions. And retaining new teachers is equally hard—more than one-third of teachers leave the profession within their first three years and half leave within the first five years. The attrition rate is even higher for ethnic minority teachers, male teachers and teachers under 30.
"In the end, it's the students who pay the price for low teacher salaries," said Weaver. "If we're going to close the student achievement gaps and reduce school dropouts, we need a stable corps of skilled teachers in our public schools. When teachers struggle to make ends meet, schools struggle to keep jobs filled and ultimately students bear the cost of losing good teachers."
According to Rankings and Estimates, the national average public school teacher salary for 2004–05 was $47,674. Average teacher salaries ranged from those in the District of Columbia ($58,456), California ($57,876) and Connecticut ($57,737) at the high end to South Dakota ($34,040), Mississippi ($36,590) and North Dakota ($36,695) at the low end.
National average salaries are expected to decline in coming years as Baby Boomer educators retire and new teachers enter the profession at lower entry-level salaries. Experts estimate that two million new teachers will be needed over the next decade.
States that saw the largest real increases in salaries between the 1994-95 and 2004-05 school years were Louisiana (13.6%), Georgia (11%), Idaho (9%), California (8.6%) and North Carolina (8.5%). Twenty-eight states saw real declines in average teacher salaries over those years, adjusting for inflation. Those with average salaries declining five percent or more included: Alaska (-15.8%), Kansas (-12.5%), Connecticut (-11.1%), Wisconsin (-9.6%), New York (-9.0%), Pennsylvania (-7.8%), Hawaii (-7.7%), West Virginia (-7.5%), New Jersey (-7.1%) and Alabama (-5.5%).
Surveys of new college graduates are evidence of the salary gap between teaching and comparable professions. Salaries for new accountants ($45,000), engineers ($47,000) and registered nurses ($39,000) far outpace the income of new teachers ($30,000). Research also shows that salaries for workers with at least four years of college are now more than 50 percent higher than the average earnings of a teacher. To retain quality teachers and encourage more professionals to enter the teaching field, NEA is advocating for a minimum beginning salary of $40,000 for all teachers nationwide.
The new Rankings & Estimates statistics on public education were released as NEA kicks off American Education Week, designed to raise public understanding of key issues affecting the nation's 48 million public school students. Teacher salaries and public education indicators including school enrollment, student-teacher ratios and school funding at the local, state and federal levels are reported in the annual state-by-state report. Among the other highlights:
- Average per student spending for the 2004–05 school year rose 3.8 percent to $8,661— with 28 states below the average. Over the past decade, per pupil expenditures have increased by 20.6 percent, in constant dollars. The highest ranking states in per pupil expenditures for 2004–05 were New Jersey ($13,370), New York ($12,879), Connecticut ($11,874), Massachusetts ($11,681) and Vermont ($11,667). On the other side of the scale, Utah ($5,032), Arizona ($5,474), Arkansas ($6,202), Mississippi ($6,452) and Oklahoma ($6,614) had the lowest per pupil expenditures (Chart H-11).
- Public school enrollment for fall 2004 rose 0.6 percent to 48,369,744 students. Two states—Nevada and Arizona —had the fastest-growing student populations. Twenty-one states and the District of Columbia experienced declines in student enrollment—the District, Vermont, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Maine, Wyoming and Montana reported the largest decreases (Charts B-2, B-3).
- The number of male teachers has hit a record 40-year low as fewer and fewer men are entering the profession. Men comprised 24.5 percent of public school teachers in 2005—continuing a downward trend. Many of them taught in Kansas (33.4%), Oregon (31.6%), Alaska (31.5%) or Indiana (30.5%). States with the lowest percentage of male faculty: Mississippi (17.4%), South Carolina (17.7%), Louisiana (18.1%), Georgia (18.9%), Arkansas (19%), Virginia (19%) and North Carolina (20%). The median was 25.2 percent (Chart C-8).
Rankings and Estimates has presented selected education statistics since the 1960s. The complete report can be found at www.nea.org/edstats/index.html
More information about American Education Week can be found online at http://www.nea.org/aew/index.html.
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Migratory bird seasons will be set in July and August.
Modern gun deer season will open Saturday, Nov. 9. Length of the season will depend on the hunting zone.
Season bag limit will again be six deer, of which no more than two can be bucks. Most zones have limits of fewer than six, but hunters can take deer in more than one zone up to that statewide limit of six. Wildlife management areas and national wildlife refuges are each individual zones.
Other deer hunting dates will be Sept. 28 through Feb. 28 for archery; Oct. 19-27 for muzzle-loaders over most of the state; Dec. 29-31 for several zones; Oct. 12-16 for the antlerless hunt on private land in many zones; Nov. 2-3 and Jan. 4-5 for statewide youth hunts; and Dec. 26-28 for the Christmas Holiday Modern Gun Hunt statewide.
• Turkey season in the spring of 2014 will open on April 19. It will end April 27 for a few turkey zones and May 4 for much of the state.
• Quail season will be Nov. 1-Feb. 2 statewide.
• Rabbit season will be Sept. 1-Feb. 28 statewide.
• Furbearer season will be Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for fox, mink, bobcat and skunk; July 1-Feb. 28 for coyotes; July 1–March 31 for raccoon; and Sept. 1-March 31 for beaver, muskrat and nutria.
• Squirrel season will be May 15-Feb. 28 statewide.
• Crow season will be Sept. 1-Feb. 21 statewide.
• Bear season will be Oct. 1-Nov. 30 for archery; Oct. 19-27 for muzzle-loaders; Nov. 4-30 for modern gun in Bear Zones 1 and 2; Nov. 30-Dec. 8 for Bear Zone 5; and Nov. 23-Dec. 8 for Bear Zone 5A. A youth bear hunt will be Nov. 2-3 in Bear Zones 1 and 2.
• Elk season will be Oct. 7-11 and Oct. 28-Nov. 3.
• Alligator season will be Sept. 20-23 and Sept. 27-30.


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Median Monthly Cost to Own: $1168
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