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The Ramsar Bulletin Board, 31 March 2012
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BirdLife's State of the world's birds project
Here is a message from BirdLife Americas Secretariat in Dominican Republic about available resources on the State of the world's birds.
BirdLife is the International Thematic Focal Point for birds to the CBD Clearing-House Mechanism which aims to share knowledge and exchange information. As part of this responsibility, BirdLife's State of the world's birds project aims to provide up-to-date, scientifically credible, relevant, accessible materials that can support effective conservation action, learning and advocacy. Read more: 'State of the world's birds'—more than just a report. [28/03/12]
Serbia's Koviljsko-Petrovaradinski Rit Ramsar Site
The Secretariat is very pleased to announce that Serbia's Department for Protection of Nature and Biodiversity, Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, has designated Koviljsko-Petrovaradinski Rit (8,292 hectares, 45°10'40"N 020°04'10"E), a Special Nature Reserve and BirdLife IBA in Vojvodina province, as that country's tenth Wetland of International Importance. Read more. [26/03/12]
Who's Where?
Tobias Salathé, Senior Advisor for Europe, will take part in the 10th meeting of MedWet Steering Committee in Paris, from 28 to 30 March. [27/03/2012]
Lew Young (Senior Regional Advisor for Asia-Oceania), Monica Zavagli (Scientific & Technical Support Officer) and DSG Nick Davidson will be travelling to attend the Oceania Regional Meeting in Koror, Palau and will be away from 22 to 30 March. [21/03/12]
Claudia Fenerol, Partnership Programme Coordinator is attending the Wetlands Forests Conference organised by Wetlands International, in Brunei Darussalam. She will then attend the Rio+20 Intersessional meeting in New York, USA, from 26-27 March. [21/03/12]
For more old Ramsar Secretariat travel news, see also 'Who Was Where', 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Yesterday's News
Australia consolidates and expands Kakadu Ramsar Site
In 1980, the government of Australia first designated a significant part of the famous Kakadu National Park and World Heritage natural and cultural site in the Northern Territory, and it added another large part in 1989. Now the two Kakadu Ramsar Sites have been consolidated into one and extended by an additional 600,000 hectares to conform fully to the boundaries of the National Park, now covering 1,979,766 hectares. A summary description of the site can be found on the Annotated Ramsar List. [26/03/12]
Congratulations to IWMI, winner of the 2012 Stockholm Water Prize!
This morning, the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) named "The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) … the 2012 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate for their pioneering research that has served to improve agriculture water management, enhance food security, protect environmental health and alleviate poverty in developing countries."
IWMI has been formally recognised by the Ramsar Convention as one of its five International Organisation Partners (IOPs) since COP9 in 2005 and the Ramsar Secretariat congratulates all staff at IWMI on the occasion of this well-deserved prize. IOPs are recognised for their long-term commitments to wetland conservation and wise use and their contributions to supporting the Convention's implementation. IWMI staff have made, and continue to make significant contributions to the work of Ramsar's Scientific & Technical Review Panel (STRP) including on water management, agriculture and remote sensing. Read SIWI's full article here. [22/03/2012]
World Water Day, 22 March 2012 – Message from SG Anada Tiéga
"Saving water means more food for people"
For those of us living in the developed world, imagine the shock of waking up one morning to discover that there is no water coming out of our taps. The reality is that access to improved drinking-water sources is already a daily issue for billions of people worldwide; today, water scarcity affects more than 40 percent of the people on our planet.
Today's World Water Day message is thought-provoking: "The World is thirsty because we are hungry" and many of our actions, such as the management of irrigation systems and domestic water supply, need to be improved to reduce water loss. Take a minute to think of all the water used to produce the food we eat. Our world is thirsty and a key consequence of the water crisis is to threaten our food security, which relies on fresh, clean water. Read the full statement in English | French | Spanish [22/03/2012]
Small Grants Fund project successfully concluded in India
Developing an integrated management planning framework for the conservation and wise use of Lake Chilika, India
Lake Chilika, the largest coastal lagoon on the east coast of India and lifeline to the entire state of Orissa, is a designated Wetland of International Importance (Ramsar Site) under the Convention on Wetlands since 1981. Following the visit and recommendations made by a Ramsar Advisory Mission in 2001, a project was initiated in 2004 to develop a single management plan to restore the ecological character of the lake while providing economic benefits to local communities. More [21/03/12]
Vacancy at the Secretariat of the Convention on Migratory Species
The Secretariat of the Convention on Migratory Species is seeking an expert for the development of capacity building tools for National Focal Points and Focal Points to CMS instruments. If you are interested or have colleagues who may be interested please note that there is a very tight deadline for replying, which has been extended to 23 March. Follow this link for all necessary details on the vacancy and the application process. [20/03/2012]
Mexico's new Ramsar Sites
The Secretariat is pleased to announce that the paperwork has been completed for an additional four Wetlands of International Importance for Mexico, bringing that country's total number of Ramsar Sites to 133, second only to the UK's 169. More here. [17/03/2012]
United Kingdom designates its 169th Ramsar Site
The government of the UK has designated the Upper Nene Valley Gravel Pits (1,358 hectares, 52°20'04''N 000°34'56''W), a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and Natura 2000 SPA in Northamptonshire in England, as its 169th Wetland of International Importance. More here. [15/03/2012]
The Convention celebrates 2,000 Ramsar Sites
160 Contracting Parties to the Convention have identified and placed 2,000 exceptional wetlands onto the List of Wetlands of International Importance. Presently, these 2,000 Ramsar Sites, covering almost 200,000,000 hectares, constitute the largest network of protected areas in the world. Read more | français | español [12/03/12]
Viet Nam names important Mekong Delta site
The Vietnam Environment Administration, Ministry of Natural Resources & Environment, has designated that country's fourth Wetland of International Importance as of World Wetlands Day 2012, Tram Chim National Park, bringing the total number of Ramsar Sites globally to 2,000. More. /12/03/2012]
USA names Lake Superior bog complex
The Secretariat is delighted to announce that the United States has designated as its 31st Ramsar Site the Kakagon and Bad River Sloughs (4,355 hectares, 46°39'N 090°41'W) on the shores of Lake Superior in the state of Wisconsin. A largely undeveloped wetland complex composed of sloughs, bogs, and coastal lagoons that harbor the largest natural wild rice bed on the Great Lakes, the area is under tribal management that is protected as a Conservation Area by an Integrated Resource Management Plan under the jurisdiction of the Bad River Band of the Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa. Read more. [09/03/12]
The Secretariat is pleased to announce that Estonia has designated its 17th Wetland of International Importance, Haapsalu-Noarootsi (27,450 hectares, 59°08'04''N 23°27'29''E), a wetland complex situated on the northwestern coast comprising vast shallow Baltic Sea areas, inlets and bays, coastal lagoons, coastal meadows, and reedbeds as well as mud- and sandflats. More here. [08/03//12]
Significant Ramsar Site extensions in Estonia
In addition to its most recent Ramsar Site designation, the government of Estonia has significantly extended the boundaries of four of its existing Wetlands of International Importance, all of them first added to the Ramsar List in 1997. They are: Alam-Pedja, extended from 26,000 to 34,220 hectares; Enda, from 8,050 to 10,110 ha; Muraka, from 12,400 to 13,980 ha; and Soomaa, from 37,169 to 39,639 hectares. [09/03/12]
Call for Paper Submissions in the international journal Wetlands
The peer-reviewed international journal Wetlands (www.sws.org/wetlands/) announces a special issue publication dedicated to the understanding of Asian wetlands.
The purpose of the special issue will be to highlight Asian wetlands, and document current wetland conditions, plans, projects and programmes in Asia for the world scientific community. Read the instructions for submission here. [08/03/12]
World Wetlands Day achievements for this year
A few moments on our reports page should be enough to confirm that our annual campaign day is a popular moment in the lives of many wetland actors, a time each year to do something positive for wetlands. Have a look here to see what has been reported so far www.ramsar.org/WWD/ (please note: we still have a few more reports to upload).
Have a look here www.ramsar.org/WWD-adaptations at the many adapations made by different countries, governments and NGOs. China has maintained its unbroken record of producing the poster (in large numbers) in Chinese every year since we first made the design files available. But is it also good to see that many others are now making this a regular WWD activity so that our WWD and Ramsar brands and our key messages are broadcast more effectively across the world.
And what about WWD 2013? Since the UN has declared 2013 the International year of Water Cooperation, the Ramsar Standing Committee has decided that World Wetlands Day 2013 should be focused on the theme Wetlands and Water Management, with a specific focus on working with the water sector. More on this later…. [07/03/12]
Vacancy announcement at UNEP/CMS - Executive Secretary
The following vacancy announcement advertising the post of Executive Secretary of UNEP/CMS has been published on the Convention's Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals website: www.cms.int/secretariat/vacancies.htm
Further details on the above-mentioned as well as other vacancies can be found in English, Spanish and French on the United Nations' career portal: http://careers.un.org. Application deadline: 23 April 2012. [01/03/12]
Ramsar Technical Report No. 6 now available
Ramsar Technical Report No. 6, Healthy wetlands, healthy people: a review of wetlands and human health interactions, is now published and available for download in PDF format. Read more about it here. [01/03/12]
Award for Urban Wetland Planning in France
Many wetlands in urban and peri-urban environments are or are becoming degraded due to surrounding populations, pollution and poorly managed waste, among other factors. As a consequence, the ecosystem services that urban wetlands can provide have diminished and it is therefore essential for both decision-makers and urban communities to recognize their value and importance.
The French Department of Ecology, Sustainable Development, Transportation and Housing launched an award in July 2011 for "wetlands in an urban environment", in partnership with the Mayors of France and water agencies. A ceremony was organised early February to reward French local authorities that have implemented strategies of urbanization by considering wetlands and their benefits in urban development. More [01/03/12]
New Ramsar Sites in the Aquitaine region of France
An impressive number of 81 different World Wetlands Day events took place this year in the Aquitaine Region in France, including the designation of two new Ramsar Sites: the Marais d'Orx in the Basque county and the Leyre river delta sector of the Bassin d'Arcachon tidal bay on the Atlantic near Bordeaux. Read more here. [01/03/12]
Launch of Ramsar's new series: Scientific and Technical Briefing Notes
The Secretariat and the Scientific and Technical Review Panel (STRP) are pleased to announce the launch of a new series of Ramsar publications: Briefing Notes, a series of occasional communications on scientific and technical matters relevant to wetlands and to Convention implementation. More [23/02/12]
Paper on the diversity and benefits of National Ramsar Committees now available
The Ramsar Secretariat has prepared an information paper that illustrates some of the diverse approaches Parties have utilized to create and operate National Ramsar/wetlands Committees (NRCs).
The Paper, also available in French and Spanish, examines the experiences of six NRCs from Africa, Asia, Europe, Neotropics, North America and Oceania, that, like many other NRCs around the world, have helped deliver the objectives of the Convention and effectively promote the wise use of wetlands; the paper reviews their different structures, composition, decision-making processes, as well as successes and obstacles in delivering the goals of the Convention. More |français | Español [22/02/12]
Draft Resolutions for Ramsar COP11
Following the approval by the Standing Committee of the Draft Resolutions for consideration by the 11th meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties (COP11), the Secretariat is finalizing and translating the Draft Resolutions into the three Convention languages. A first tranche of the COP11 DRs have now been finalized and are available for download from the COP11 webpages, here. The remaining DRs will be posted progressively in each language as they become ready. [20/02/12]
Vacancy at IUCN Global Water Programme
The IUCN Global Water Programme is recruiting a new Adviser for Water Policy and Sustainability. The TOR is available from the IUCN website:
The position will be based in IUCN HQ, Gland, Switzerland. Closing date for applications is 26 February. [13/02/12]
Denmark's newest Ramsar Site in Greenland
The Secretariat is very pleased to announce that Denmark has designated its 39th Wetland of International Importance, and its 12th in the territory of Greenland: Ørsted Dal, Pingel Dal and Enhjørningen Dal (218,000 hectares 71°40'N 023°24'W) on the eastern coast. Read more here. [08/02/2012]
The Norwegian Ministry of Environment launches a "Water and Wetlands" Initiative
Earlier this year, the Norwegian Government expressed deep concern on the loss and deterioration of wetlands such as lakes, marshes and rivers and suggested to dedicate more efforts to maintain and restore wetlands, for their environmental values and for the services they provide to people.
The overall goal of the Water and Wetlands initiative is to ensure maintenance and enhancement of wetland biodiversity and environmental goods and services for improved local livelihoods. The project objectives are to strengthen national and local capacity in ecosystem management and sustainable use of wetland biodiversity in developing countries. The project aims to achieve these objectives through promoting awareness of the values of wetlands and supporting the Ramsar Convention in its work. [08/02/12]
Source: Norwegian Ministry of Environment: www.regjeringen.no/en/dep/md/Selected-topics/biodiversity/wetlands.html?id=671072
Memorandum of Cooperation signed between the Ramsar Secretariat and the Society for Ecological Restoration (SER)
The Ramsar Secretariat is very pleased to announce the recent signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation designed to strengthen the developing linkages with SER's global network of ecosystem and wetland restoration practitioners in supporting scientific and technical implementation of the Convention. More [07/02/12]
World Wetlands Day Celebration at the U.S. Mission, Geneva
To celebrate World Wetlands Day, the US Mission to the United Nations co-hosted an event with the Botswana Mission to the UN on 2 February in Geneva, Switzerland. US Ambassador Betty King welcomed the participants by saying that "World Wetlands Day gives... a unique opportunity to highlight and celebrate our diverse wetlands around the globe". Ambassador Mothusi Palai of Botswana, Ramsar's DSG Nick Davidson, and Poul Engberg-Pederson, Deputy Director General of IUCN were then invited to share their views on wetlands and tourism. More [06/02/12]
NorBalWet CEPA Focal Points meet in Helsinki, Finland from 23-26 January
Representatives from eight of the nine member countries of the NorBalWet Ramsar Regional Initiative worked together for three days to improve planning skills through hands-on activities. Participants used several tools in planning three key CEPA activities which will help implement the initiative's agreed priority areas of cooperation. More [06/02/12]


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Theater chains offer special programs of family-friendly flicks on weekday mornings.
It's summer, and a young mother's fancy turns to -- free and cheap movies to entertain her children in air-conditioned comfort. Dads and grandparents may like these films, too.
Most of the major theater chains have a summer program of free or discounted movies for children.
Some public libraries, cities and parks also show free movies during the summer. If school is already out in your district, the summer movie programs may start as early as this week, but most start next week or the week after.
It exists everywhere, but some places have more of it than others.
This post comes from J.D. Roth at partner blog Get Rich Slowly.
I'm back! After 10 days boating through Southeast Alaska (and two days of recovery), I'm ready to think about personal finance once again. Actually, it'll probably come as no surprise that I never stopped thinking about personal finance. Even while we were skirting among ice floes, pulling up prawns, and admiring whales, my mind never strayed far from the topic of money. (I'm not saying this is a good thing, but it's the truth.)
It would be all too easy for me to share another sermon about the perils of stuff -- when you spend 10 days on a 38-foot boat, living out of a single carry-on bag, you come to realize how little you actually need in life -- but I think I've beaten that topic into the ground over the past few months. I'm working to cut down my dependence on things, and I know that many of you are, too; let's save further discussion for another day.
Today, I want to talk about the value of social capital.
Though I don't mention it often around GRS, the idea of social capital is constantly lurking behind the scenes.
The poll found that most people don't know how to react to a yellow traffic light.
This post comes from Mark Huffman at partner site ConsumerAffairs.com.
One reason highways are hazardous is because too many drivers don't know what they are doing, an insurance company study suggests.
GMAC Insurance conducted an online survey, posing 20 questions taken from state driver's-license exams. The results showed that many respondents might have flunked if it had been a real test.
For example, 85% of respondents did not know how to react to a traffic signal when the light is yellow. Others showed confusion on other questions or admitted to unsafe habits like texting while driving.
Frugal folks will have to find other ways to reduce their spending on toiletries.
A friend of ours didn't spend a dime on bath soap for at least a decade. Her job required lots of travel, and she hauled all those little hotel soap bars home. Tiny bottles of shampoo, conditioner and lotion, too.
(Is that theft? More on that below.)
The days of free bar soap for frugal folks appear to be numbered. A consultant to the hotel industry predicts that permanent soap and shampoo dispensers will be the norm in U.S. hotels, including the fancy ones, within five years.
Meanwhile, hotel soap bars have been getting smaller, reports blogger Harriet Baskas in an article at MSNBC.com.
Celebrate the weekend with deals on chicken, free breakfast and a free grilling cookbook.
It's almost Memorial Day weekend, time for travel, picnics and, don't forget, remembering those who have died in service to our country.
In honor of the armed forces, a number of businesses and cultural institutions have special deals for military personnel and veterans.
But the universe has a few deals for the rest of us, too. And don't forget that some of last week's deals are still available.
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Save your next four grocery bills. Add up the totals. Subtract half the money you spend on meat. Imagine saving that every month.
This guest post comes from Kris at Cheap Healthy Good.
Today, we continue our May Top 10 series by addressing a popular topic in both the food and personal-finance blogospheres: eating less meat.
"Why in the good name of Bea Arthur would I want to eat LESS meat?" some might ask. "I don't get enough bacon as it is. Plus, humans were meant to be carnivores, right? Otherwise, how do I explain the dead alpaca in the fridge to my kids?"
Well, sweet reader. We come not to demonize meat, but to praise consuming it in moderation. Because when raised right and chomped sensibly, beef, chicken, pork, lamb -- maybe even that alpaca -- can be pretty good for you. What's more, it's good for your wallet, your children, the Earth, the moon, the universe, other universes, the multiverse, the Rebel Alliance, Hoth, Dagoba … sorry. Got carried away there.
Following that line of reasoning, here are 10-plus strategies for reducing your meat intake.
You do have some control over how much you'll have to pay.
This post comes from partner blog The Dough Roller.
There are a lot of factors that affect how much you pay for auto insurance. Some of these factors are in your control; some are not.
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Auto insurance companies use a process called underwriting to take your information, assess the risk they believe you present, and then quote a premium. While all insurance companies do not use the same criteria in exactly the same way to determine insurance cost, there are common factors that all car insurance companies use.
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Carrie and the girls indulge in the good life like never before in the new movie. Are they still relevant?
With all the focus on fashion and excess that seems to be the hallmark of "Sex and the City 2," will we still have a soft spot in our heart for the girls? Will we like this film? (Not to mention that the insufferably self-righteous Aidan returns.)
Fashion writer Nadine Jolie summed up our thoughts beautifully:
What with multimillion-dollar apartments and Vogue spreads and now couture in the desert, Carrie is no longer one of us. It's a beautiful fantasy, to be sure, but no longer has even the slightest footing in reality. . . .
In case you've missed the news, "Sex in the City 2" has opened in theaters across the nation. Our "girls," now in their 40-plus years, leave the recession-bitten U.S. for a free trip to luxurious Abu Dhabi, where their hugely expensive stilettos challenge desert sands.
The reviews haven't been great. Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly wrote: "The experience of listening to the girls complain about their fairy-tale lives from the comfort of an all-expenses-paid luxury vacation in the Arabian desert may leave a viewer feeling by turns nostalgic, disoriented and impatient."
A lot of us are frugal now. But we also wonder: Were they ever really one of us?
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SPOKANE -- Firefighters quickly put out a house fire in Northeast Spokane Tuesday morning.
The fire started just before 5:00am near Mission and Riverton. Firefighters say four teenage boys who were inside the home woke to find smoke filling the house. They believe the fire started near the fireplace. Everyone got out safely.
Firefighters say this is the second fire in the home in less than a week. A fire broke out last Wednesday. Power was shut off to the home and the American Red Cross provided shelter for the family. However, firefighters say two of the teenage boys returned to the house along with two friends. Firefighters say they should not have been there. Firefighters say they will now order the family not to return until the home is deemed safe.


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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Jazz composer and pianist Dave Brubeck, whose pioneering style in pieces such as "Take Five" caught listeners' ears with exotic, challenging rhythms, has died. He was 91.
Brubeck died Wednesday morning at Norwalk Hospital of heart failure after being stricken while on his way to a cardiology appointment with his son Darius, said his manager Russell Gloyd. Brubeck would have turned 92 on Thursday.
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Brubeck had a career that spanned almost all American jazz since World War II. He formed The Dave Brubeck Quartet in 1951 and was the first modern jazz musician to be pictured on the cover of Time magazine — on Nov. 8, 1954 — and he helped define the swinging, smoky rhythms of 1950s and '60s club jazz.
The seminal album "Time Out," released by the quartet in 1959, was the first ever million-selling jazz LP, and is still among the best-selling jazz albums of all time. It opens with "Blue Rondo a la Turk" in 9/8 time — nine beats to the measure instead of the customary two, three or four beats.
A piano-and-saxophone whirlwind based loosely on a Mozart piece, "Blue Rondo" eventually intercuts between Brubeck's piano and a more traditional 4/4 jazz rhythm.
The album also features "Take Five" — in 5/4 time — which became the Quartet's signature theme and even made the Billboard singles chart in 1961. It was composed by Brubeck's longtime saxophonist, Paul Desmond.
"When you start out with goals — mine were to play polytonally and polyrhythmically — you never exhaust that," Brubeck told The Associated Press in 1995. "I started doing that in the 1940s. It's still a challenge to discover what can be done with just those two elements."
After service in World War II and study at Mills College in Oakland, Calif., Brubeck formed an octet including Desmond on alto sax and Dave van Kreidt on tenor, Cal Tjader on drums and Bill Smith on clarinet. The group played Brubeck originals and standards by other composers, including some early experimentation in unusual time signatures. Their groundbreaking album "Dave Brubeck Octet" was recorded in 1946.
The group evolved into the Quartet, which played colleges and universities. The Quartet's first album, "Jazz at Oberlin," was recorded live at Oberlin College in Ohio in 1953.
Ten years later, Joe Morello on drums and Eugene Wright on bass joined with Brubeck and Desmond to produce "Time Out."
In later years Brubeck composed music for operas, ballet, even a contemporary Mass.
In 1988, he played for Mikhail Gorbachev, at a dinner in Moscow that then-President Ronald Reagan hosted for the Soviet leader.
"I can't understand Russian, but I can understand body language," said Brubeck, after seeing the general secretary tapping his foot.
In the late 1980s, Brubeck contributed music for one episode of an eight-part series of television specials, "This Is America, Charlie Brown."
His music was for an episode involving NASA and the space station. He worked with three of his sons — Chris on bass trombone and electric bass, Dan on drums and Matthew on cello — and included excerpts from his Mass "To Hope! A Celebration," his oratorio "A Light in the Wilderness," and a piece he had composed but never recorded, "Quiet As the Moon."
"That's the beauty of music," he told the AP in 1992. "You can take a theme from a Bach sacred chorale and improvise. It doesn't make any difference where the theme comes from; the treatment of it can be jazz."
In 2006, the University of Notre Dame gave Brubeck its Laetare Medal, awarded each year to a Roman Catholic "whose genius has ennobled the arts and sciences, illustrated the ideals of the church and enriched the heritage of humanity."
At the age of 88, in 2009, Brubeck was still touring, in spite of a viral infection that threatened his heart and made him miss an April show at his alma mater, the University of the Pacific.
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The Gallup organization has become the bearer of worrisome mathematics for President Barack Obama:
Barack Obama is receiving less support in the 2012 presidential election from some of the white subgroups that gave him the strongest support in 2008. These include non-Hispanic white registered voters who are 18 to 29 years old, female postgrads, and the nonreligious, among others.
The 46% of registered voters supporting Obama today is five percentage points below the 51% supporting him in final weeks of the 2008 election campaign. Similarly, whites' support for Obama is six points lower than it was in October/November 2008 (38% vs. 44%), and blacks' is down four points (87% vs. 91%). At the same time, Hispanics' support, at 67%, is essentially unchanged….
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My AJC colleague Daniel Malloy says Georgia members of Congress – and many others – have found ways around a ban on outings financed by lobbyists. The trips are now financed by education and charity organizations, set up by those same lobbyists. Two paragraphs:
The pace of trips has only accelerated in 2012, including Tifton Rep. Austin Scott's January excursion to Taiwan with his wife and two staff members. They flew first class and stayed in the $200-per-night Far Eastern Plaza Hotel, with the total tab of nearly $45,000 picked up by Fu Jen Catholic University, an elite school on the island that has hosted several members of Congress.
Scott said in a statement that the trip was valuable to his work on the Armed Services and Agriculture committees, and he used a meeting with Taiwan's president to talk about the contentious issue of U.S. beef exports.
U.S. Rep. Tom Price of Roswell is the star of a piece in The Hill that examines House Republican ambitions in the health care field that will be unveiled only after the U.S. Supreme Court hands down its ruling:
Planning for the GOP got a little easier this week when three large insurers said they would voluntarily leave in place certain parts of the healthcare law even if the statute is struck down. UnitedHealth, Humana and Aetna said they would continue to let young people stay on their parents' plans through age 26 — a popular piece of the health law that Republicans had said they planned to replace.
The rest of the "transition" won't be as easy. Drug companies might not be able to voluntarily continue providing discounts on prescription drugs, and some items just can't be done by the private sector. Part of the law simply reauthorized existing programs, some of which had been in place for decades before the healthcare law was signed.
When asked whether the GOP would move first to replace the law's reauthorizations and other small-bore, generally agreed-upon items, Price said such speculation was "premature."
Buzzfeed reports that the price of a Newt Gingrich speech inside the D.C. Beltway has risen to $25,000. Ocean crossings push his ticket beyond $100,000:
That puts his speaking fees below James Carville's and Mike Huckabee's….but Gingrich — who is trying to reassemble his private sector empire after a presidential bid that left it in ruins — may be able to make up on volume what he loses on sticker price.
While many candidates are embracing that $100 (per day) cap on gifts from lobbyists to state lawmakers, three of four candidates in the race for Senate District 6 – including Democratic incumbent Doug Stoner – say they won't sign a pledge to that effect.
Stoner says he prefers to make his campaign promises only to his constituents. Three Republican candidates — eager to grab a redrawn district that stretches from Smyrna through Buckhead — explained themselves last night at a forum sponsored by the Cobb County Republican Women's Club. From the Marietta Daily Journal:
[Attorney Josh] Belinfante said while he didn't believe in signing pledges, he had imposed a $100 lobbyist gift cap on himself.
[Furniture businessman Drew] Ellenburg said he had agreed to sign the pledge inked by Common Cause Georgia, Georgia Tea Party Patriots and Georgia Conservatives in Action, which states that lawmakers will not accept lobbyist gifts worth more than $100.
"Frankly, I have a job, and I run a business and I don't want anybody buying my lunch and giving me presents," Ellenburg said. "It's pretty simple."
[Hunter] Hill said ethics rules should be reformed to put more of an onus on lawmakers.
"Currently lobbyists can give to legislators an unlimited amount of gifts that only they report," Hill said. "I am for proposing that legislators also have to report any sort of gifts they're given, who gave it to them and what is the value of that gift is. … Whether the gift ban is $100 — which I'll support — or if it's $50 or $25, it's irrelevant. … you can hold us accountable. You've elected us."
We often talk about the gap between Republican officeholders and the state GOP, but a similar chasm exists on the Democratic side. This is from a fund-raising missive sent out by the progressive group Better Georgia, featuring former Gov. Roy Barnes:
Party-driven partisan politics is holding Georgia back. Political parties are no longer the most effective or the most efficient way to support progressive values, ballot issues or candidates.
All you have to do is look at the laws passed in last session to know that progressive values are being ignored, sometimes by politicians from BOTH parties: like the importance of investing in high quality public education, protecting the HOPE Scholarship, making sure we care for our precious natural resources and making sure every citizen has access to an adequately funded judiciary.
Walter Jones of Morris News Service says business and community leaders across the state are meeting in Albany today "to plot defensive strategies for fending off action by Washington to cut or close the state's military installations."
While no new round of base closings has been announced, military leaders expect one in the next few years based on previous rounds that came about every four years. The last, in 2005, resulted in Georgia losing the Navy Supply Corps School in Athens, the Naval Air Station in Marietta and the Army's Fort Gillem/Fort McPherson headquarters/supply complex in Atlanta.
- By Jim Galloway, Political Insider
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June 13th, 2012
9:40 am
Interesting that Obama's support among "non-Hispanic white registered voters who are 18 to 29 years old, female postgrads, and the nonreligious" is down about 5-6%…. and Gary Johnson is polling around 5-8%….
Kinda bursts the GOP's bubble that the ONE man who could actually beat Obama, and that they rejected, is "stealing votes" from Romney….
June 13th, 2012
9:40 am
Obama does not have to worry.The justice??department is suing to keep non-citizens on the voter rolls in Florida.That'll help.
Ah,the dreaded ethics and the politician.Them that can be bought will find a way to be bought.Wonderful people.those that are paid for.
June 13th, 2012
9:43 am
He's leaking ALL VOTERS… disappointed blacks.. women.. young voters of all colors who can't find a job or just working part time… I'm a middle class taxpayer and we can't afford public Labor Unions.. I've got friends who are teachers and fire men… they have long vacations.. early retirement …. we have to support them to " buy " democrat votes ??? we have to vote him OUT !!!!!
June 13th, 2012
9:45 am
i voter-what do your teacher and firefighter friends think about Romney's pledge to fire them all? They okay with that?
June 13th, 2012
9:49 am
this election should be a land slide… Obama does not understand businees.. he never had a real job or run a company.. what exactly is a Community organizer any way ??? can't be Pro Labor Union anti business and create jobs…. I have to vote for Romney
June 13th, 2012
9:54 am
Cat… no not fire 'em dumby.. just eliminate a few expensive benefits.. too much overtime / vaction / early retirement we need firemen teachers etc.. they can put their Union dues $$$ In an IRA acct … Cat do you pay taxes.. look at Greece.. hell look at California !!!
June 13th, 2012
9:58 am
Destin are you serious?
Obama expanded the map so much that Romney will have a difficult time overcoming it. It will likely be a close count in the popular vote, but my money's still on Obama to take it. We're getting this narrative now to keep folks interested until November.
June 13th, 2012
9:59 am
Of the 44 US Presidents, only 15 sitting presidents were re-elected, ten incumbent presidents lost their bid for re-election, and five additional sitting presidents failed to win their party's nomination for a second term. Of the 15 sitting presidents who won a second term, all 15 won by a larger margin than their first election.
During the past 80 years, only four presidents failed in their re-election bid. All four (Hoover, Ford, Carter, and H. Bush) presided over struggling economies. Consequently, the ability of a president to become re-elected appears to have little to do with who his opponent is, and everything to do with how satisfied voters are with the job being done. Obama realistically hopes to win by a smaller popular vote and slimmer electoral college margin, as several states are polling they will be flipped.
Still too early to predict either way. Predictions may hold weight after Labor Day.
June 13th, 2012
10:02 am
i voter-sugar-once you start calling people names we all know you have lost the plot.
June 13th, 2012
10:05 am
Fickle voters. They may have pinned their hopes on Obama's ideals but when it gets down to it, even idealists get sucked into the idea that leaders should look and act like cowboys—ride 'em and rope 'em. The key to real leadership, though, is that you never see it happening; real leadership is about creating an environment where all can grow. Look for leaders who are creating that environment–those are the people to vote for.
June 13th, 2012
10:07 am
June 13th, 2012
10:24 am
The problem here is the way libs like to group people in nice little categories and draw broad references from these polls. Obviously there was something askew with the polls in Wisconsin last week and validity depends on truthful responses from your target groups. The only poll that matters will be unveiled after the November elections. If the total and utter lack of Justice Department doesn't provide the means for the election to be stolen, the US will have an experienced adult in the White House and a new batch in Congress and it won't be the same cast of characters.
June 13th, 2012
10:43 am
TBone: So you expect Gary Johnson to win? He's the only experienced adult running.
June 13th, 2012
10:46 am
in order to attract quality teachers ( and all public workers ) we need to be able to evaluate them just like in private business.. pay the better ones MORE and eliminate a few under performers… competetion improves performance every where !!! forget union dues period !!
June 13th, 2012
10:48 am
"Rarely is the question asked, is our children learning?"
June 13th, 2012
11:05 am
@ Jeff … If you want to vote for Mr. Johnson, go right ahead. I hear Roseanne Barr is also running. My only concern with Libertarians is a lack of moral underpinning. Makes me long for Frank Zappa.
June 13th, 2012
11:12 am
TBone: Government has no right to legislate morality….
June 13th, 2012
11:14 am
0bama's leaking white voters??? Say it isn't so!
How does the saying go…"Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me"?
Maybe some people have been awakened and found out what this man is really up to. Let's hope they stay awake.
June 13th, 2012
11:14 am
So, does Romney plan to take over the government, load it up with even more debt, sell off the profitable parts, then dump it and run off with a nice tidy sum of money while the rest of us are left to clean up the mess? You know, like he did with Bain Capital?
June 13th, 2012
11:20 am
@ Jeff … and yet they do it all of the time or have you not been paying attention. A law written devoid of morality is vacuous at best and dangerous at worst. All legislation attempts to correct the selfish and depraved condition we find ourselves.
June 13th, 2012
11:22 am
That's very racist of them if he is. They obviously don't agree with him only
because he is black.(sarc)
June 13th, 2012
11:23 am
romney's leaking robot oil.
June 13th, 2012
11:25 am
Romney is just not a viable alturnative, that's the republican's problem. He is out there in richy rich land.
June 13th, 2012
11:35 am
Any poll done now is useful only as a fundraising tool. As always, a significant proportion of undecided voters will make up their minds in late October, barring a 'surprise" that definitively shifts the electorate before then. Publicizing these early polls only serves as free marketing for both parties.
June 13th, 2012
11:48 am
TBone: You seem to think "selfish" is a bad word. I do not. I *earned* what I have, and it is MINE, not yours. "Depraved", again… government has no right to legislate morality. The ONLY purpose of government is to PROTECT – not "grant" – rights. Yet both Obama and Romney continually seek to DESTROY/ INFRINGE rights.
June 13th, 2012
11:59 am
the cat
June 13th, 2012
9:45 am
"i voter-what do your teacher and firefighter friends think about Romney's pledge to fire them all? They okay with that?"
Spread misinformation much? "..fire them all" ? Wow, let's not allow you to (re)write the history books!
June 13th, 2012
12:02 pm
Tom Price is the poster boy of House Republican ambitions. See, there's two kinds of doctors: 1) those who swear the Hippocratic Oath, and 2) those who become Republican politicians, and swear the Hypocritic Oath, replacing everything they promised in the Hippocratic Oath.
Poster Boy has BIG ambitions, and a super-secret close personal relationship with the Brothers Koch. Big.
June 13th, 2012
12:12 pm
Good news on the polling numbers. Check out the latest NC poll done by PPP, showing black support dropping off dramatically for our dear leader and Romney pulling ahead.
I love those Obama folks who find solace in Karl Rove's outdated electoral map. He has SC and NC as swing states. Yeah, I'm sure, the land of Jim Demint, Strom Thurmond, Nikki Haley, and Lindsay Graham are undecided. I think maybe Karl maybe trying to get you guys a little over confident.
June 13th, 2012
12:28 pm
Most in the country don't think like folks in GA.
June 13th, 2012
12:28 pm
business and community leaders across the state are meeting in Albany today "to plot defensive strategies for fending off action by Washington to cut or close the state's military installations."
You mean business and community leaders are going to fight to keep these "government jobs?" Where's the outrage from all the anti public sector jobs folks, who are sooooo concerned that we have too many teachers, too many fire fighters, too many sanitation workers, et al who are draining our precious treasure through the munificent benefits of early retirement, 30 days a year vacation, health care and other expensive perks.
But I guess we can't afford to cut the 40% of every tax $$ we pay going to the pentagon. After all, if romney is elected, we will be invading Syria, Iran, and maybe even N Korea, so we'll just have to make do with bake sales to fund education budgets, fire fighting budgets, and feeding needy school children. We need to keep soldiers in Germany, Italy and Okinawa to because that is the only way to be protected from shoe bombers, underwear bombers and dirty bombs in knapsacks.
Go ask the Russians how well it worked out for them, paying for a bloated military and neglecting its citizens. Ask a citizen of N Korea how its working out for them. That is the direction we are heading, and the right wingers are too stupid to see it..
June 13th, 2012
12:55 pm
I believer that the Obama campaign should look at these numbers and make sure they are dotting I's and crossing T's, but this early in the game it doesn't mean a whole lot. Wait until there are debates and you get to hear each person lay out their own ideas. Polls done after the conventions will really have more meaning.
June 13th, 2012
1:03 pm
"Mitt Romney wants to cut back on the number of teachers, firefighters and police officers around the country.
In an interview with Fox News on Tuesday at a campaign rally in Iowa on Friday in which he appeared to suggest the country could do without more public sector jobs."
Wonder if that includes politicians (GOP) and governors?.
June 13th, 2012
1:58 pm
Jeff… I don't recall stating that I had any desire to covet what is "YOURS". But I give all the glory to what I have been blessed with to a power much greater than myself. I am merely a steward of HIS gifts to me and my family. That my friend is what I refer to as moral underpinning. You go on believing that YOU are in charge while I will go mow the lawn HE has blessed me with. What exactly has Mitt done to you to infringe upon your freedoms? Thanks for the give and take; I gotta go sweat for awhile.
June 13th, 2012
2:08 pm
More good news for the people that want Obama out of office.
"The latest Rasmussen Reports statewide telephone survey of Likely Voters shows Romney with 47% of the vote to Obama's 44%. Five percent (5%) prefer some other candidate, and four percent (4%) are undecided."
June 13th, 2012
2:22 pm
td: Yeah, Scott Rasmussen isn't a big fan of using Gary Johnson's name – he's afraid Romney will tank when a Governor who actually *did what he said he would do and stands by it* is in the poll.
June 13th, 2012
2:24 pm
Stand by……Just saw this in Atlanta's best news source…(AJC)…might besomething intelligent from the newt.
Elections are "rigged" for the rich, according to former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
Gingrich, talking to the Rev. Al Sharpton on the minister's MSNBC television show Tuesday, said campaign finance rules should be changed to allow any American to donate any amount of after-tax personal income they want to give a candidate as long as the donation is reported "every night on the Internet
June 13th, 2012
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June 13th, 2012
2:22 pm
I am a libertarian at heart both fiscally and on social issues but my friend the philosophy can not work in this country. The American people are not going to allow people to suffer the consequences for the actions they take. The American public is not going to allow children to starve in the streets because their parents are to sorry to work. They are not going to let people die in the waiting room because they chose not to buy insurance.
If you are not going to allow people to totally fail when they make the wrong choices then the philosophy of total freedom will not work.
June 13th, 2012
2:29 pm
Kris T.
June 13th, 2012
2:24 pm
I have been saying the same thing for years. I am glad Newt is finally listening to me.
June 13th, 2012
2:43 pm
head line news: "only 3 in 10 teens have summer jobs " global opinion of Obama way down…. "Obama trolls 3 Philly fund raisors " Obama skips Green Summmit after Huge $$$$$ to Solundra "
June 13th, 2012
2:50 pm
Something is wrong with the algorithms Gallup has been using for the last year or so.
I would almost pay 25K NOT to have to listen to gingrhoid.
June 13th, 2012
2:52 pm
For once you might be on to something.
How many rich people will stand back and let Darwin take it's course when their kids take up the pipe?
June 13th, 2012
2:53 pm
"Barack Obama Leaking White Voters"
He should see a doctor about that…
June 13th, 2012
2:54 pm
For your breathless poll results, add in the 'rasmussen factor' (plus 5 to the Democrat, -5 from the republican) and then it gets close to the legitimate polls.
June 13th, 2012
3:02 pm
Google poll accuracy in 2008, there were only two that had the numbers right and one of the two was
So, keep assuaging your fears with untruths. Polls don't mean much at this point, but when they do, check Rasmussen if you want to know how things will come out.
June 13th, 2012
3:03 pm
Despite all of the leaks presently, You can not honestly convince anyone that one Mitt " Business Man – Flip Flopper" Romney is truly much better. Besides with all of the Republican Parties attacks on Women, Gays and other minority groups and relevant social issues the American people will realize that despite all of the problems with are faced with President Obama is far better to any alternative that has been presented to date. and that Sir is a verifiable FACT!
June 13th, 2012
3:07 pm
razmunchken only got close in 2008 towards the end,……..when they accepted the facts and showed President Obama leading!
June 13th, 2012
3:13 pm
There are many more White Female voters who are quietly snickering at such absurdity. Especially when they are told by the Republican Party to put two aspirin between their legs and close their eyes, while they pass laws to force their physicians to perform invasive ultrasounds and telling their employers they longer have to cover birth control while watching many ads during the dinner hour telling Men that their is a cure for Penile Erectile Dysfunction and is covered by most insurance plans. Surely Jim, even you cannot be that dumb to truly believe such data.
The White female vote will surely surprise all of us…they are not willing to return to the 1950's in the year 2012 for anyone based on skin color as some would so desperately hope.
June 13th, 2012
3:18 pm
Thanks, and… Shhhhhhh! It's more fun if it's a surprise.
June 13th, 2012
3:22 pm
Kris T
Newt wants no limitations on donations and for anyone to be able to donate to any candidate.
If he really does not want money to be the only factor deciding an election, then there should be a maximum of $5,000/yr/ or less /candidate donation AND
ONLY those that are registered to vote and can vote in the election in which they are supporting a candidate be able to donate to that candidate
– or, at the very least, that, except for president and VP, you can only dontate to candidates who will be representing your state.
June 13th, 2012
3:57 pm
Maybe that title should have been "Barack Obama leaking ON white voters"…


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Related functional languages include Caml (which is very similar to Standard ML, with only minor syntactic and semantic differences)and Haskell (which has lazy evaluation and a very powerful polymorphic type system).
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I have written an ML Language Module for BBEdit and TextWrangler, two Macintosh text editors. It provides syntax colouring for keywords, strings and comments for filenames having the extension ML, sml or sig. To install for BBEdit, first quit the application. Then, copy the file StandardML.plist into the directory Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Language Modules/. The installation instructions for TextWrangler are analogous.
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- Darrin Crescenzi
- Design, art direction, charm
- New York City
07 31 2014
This week I sat down with Adam Martin of the Makers of Sport podcast series for a chat about my career and the impact of design on the business of sports. Give it a listen here.
05 19 2014
Today the Charlotte Bobcats have officially changed their name back to the Hornets. Very excited to see the primary logo I helped bring to life finally become a part of basketball's visual heritage. It's a childhood dream come true for me. Big congrats to Brand Jordan, Rare Design and Hornets fans everywhere for what hopefully is a great new chapter for the franchise. link
02 01 2014
Beginning today, I am now the Design Director of Innovation at the New York office of Interbrand, focused on expanding the agency's creative processes, service offerings and design thinking capabilities. This is a move I've been wanting to make for some time, expanding my role from a focus on identity design to broader design thinking and industry thought leadership, and I can not wait to get started.
01 29 2014
Thrilled to announce that I've been included in Fast Company magazine's list of the 1,000 Most Creative People in Business, a compilation of members of previous MCP classes. Complete with a dedicated page on the Fast Company homepage: link
12 22 2013
Yesterday, owner Michael Jordan unveiled the new visual identity for the 2014–15 Charlotte Hornets NBA team, a project I'm pleased to announce I helped develop for Jordan Brand alongside the fine folks at Rare Design and with the aid of collaborator David Iglesias. Excited to share the full case study soon.
Various brandmarks
2007 – present
Various brandmarks from throughout my career. Click project name to view case study.
LeBron James
Charlotte Hornets
RF Celebrate Legendary
Unity Prep
Black History Month
Periscope Creative
USA Basketball
Nike Hyperfuse
My BrownBox
Just Do It '08
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Being considered a geek or being geeky seems to be popular now. What changes over the past decade or so have made this possible?
I have been a geek my whole life. In the 90s, I saw many people teased (including me) for having geeky interests, but now geek culture seems much more warmly embraced. What has changed to make this true?
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