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Considering each box as a house, the empty spaces in between can be seen as paths or plazas, and remind us of a small town enclosed in light. The empty spaces, which cause shortening or elongating of distances between people, are intermediate spaces for the residents, as well as intermediate spaces that are connected to the outside when the corridor is open, and these are the image of a social structure that includes a variety of individuals.?In terms of a natural component, in which light is softened by small manipulations, and of a social component, in which a town is created in the house, this house turned out to be a courtyard house of light where new values are discovered.


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A 9-11 Memorial worker wheels clean-up equipment through the World Trade Center Memorial visitor center late Monday as work continues to get it up and running after it was damaged by flooding from Superstorm Sandy, Monday, Nov. 5, 2012, in New York.(AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
(AP) -- Eleven days after Hurricane Sandy made landfall, hundreds of thousands of utility customers in New York and New Jersey are still without power - and they want answers.
Unfortunately, the answers provided by the power companies have generated even more anger and frustration.
When asked Thursday night when power may be restored, LIPA Chief Operating Officer Michael Hervey told CBS Station WCBS the utility is aiming for the middle of next week. WCBS reports one spokesman suggested power may not be fully restored until Thanksgiving.
On Friday LIPA reported 163,029 customers in Nassau and Suffolk Counties and the Rockaway Peninsula were still without power. That figure includes thousands who had lost power in this week's nor'easter, many of whom have had service restored. Families, the elderly and the disabled have no heat or electricity.
Customers have complained not only about the pace of work being done on Long Island but also about poor communications between LIPA and the public.
In Great Neck, many still don't have power. "Where are the boots on the ground? We keep hearing that there's added crew, there are so many people working. We're not seeing them," Nassau County Legislator Judi Bosworth told WCBS.
Bosworth also complained about LIPA's communication on the crisis. "They can't tell us if we'll have power in two days, in three days, in a week, in two weeks," she said.
Babylon Town Supervisor Richard Schaffer described the situation as "mass chaos."
On Friday LIPA COO Hervey said the utility lost two days of progress in the restoration because of damage and further outages caused by the nor'easter.
Wednesday's storm caused more than 120,000 outages, by Hervey said power to half of those customers has been restored.
"It was fairly devastating," Hervey said.
The utility also said it has more than 14,000 workers dedicated to the restoration effort, including more than 8,200 field crews from across the country and Canada - and another 1,200 linemen are expected to join the effort today.
Many Long Islanders went to the Island Park FEMA Center Thursday night for food and supplies, but Elyse Schwartz of Oceanside told WCBS she and her two kids needed a place to stay.
"It's a nightmare, and I'm just living each minute. We don't know what's gonna happen the next minute," Schwartz said.
At the Merrick Library, which is being used as a warming center, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano got an earful from frustrated homeowners on Thursday.
Homeowner Richard Feldman called the recovery effort a failure. "There are tens of thousands of people out there, like me, with no home," Feldman said.
Tempers flared when Mangano tried to explain that LIPA is controlled by the state, not the county.
"So where is the state representative that is demanding LIPA give some answers to people? Where have they been for 11 days?" one woman asked.
"I share your frustration," Mangano said - to which the woman quickly replied, "You have power in your house, you don't share my frustration."
Customers were further angered by word that homeowners living in Long Island's flood zone - from the Moriches to the Rockaways - were told by LIPA they need an electrician to certify it is safe to turn the power back on before the utility will restore service - even for homes that suffered no water damage, CBS correspondent Jennifer McLogan reported.
"I was told now that if you don't get that certificate that LIPA's going to come around and take your meter off your house, and then you'll have to pay a licensed electrician to come back and give you a new meter," Oceanside homeowner Renato Scaglione said.
New York Newsday now reports that two county executives on Long Island - Mangano and Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone - announced that LIPA will scrap its policy requiring homeowners obtain new electrical evaluations before they can get their power turned back on.
Newsday also reports LIPA has been criticized for failing to implement recommendations made in a 2006 report that may have better prepared the utility for the massive storm.
Plainview resident Al Gerstein told WCBS that his housing development lost power at 6 p.m. on Oct. 29, and has been in the dark ever since.
"We have called every elected official in the area, we filed a formal complaint with the public service commission, no one is getting back to us," Gerstein said. "LIPA has a recording on with no information concerning our area. We have not gotten one answer. It's been a disaster."
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has demanded investigations of utilities that aren't working quickly enough. He called LIPA archaic and in need of an immediate overhaul.
"We paid them and we gave them a franchise because they represented themselves as experts in doing this and they failed - and they should be held accountable for their failure," Cuomo said.
Cuomo said the region will need a long-term recovery plan, but many residents said they only worry about where they will sleep, or their next meal.
Residents said they are at the end of their ropes.
"I'm very frustrated. We have no electricity. I haven't seen one LIPA truck, no help from everyone. I can't believe this is America. This is the richest country in the world and we help everybody. Where is everybody to help us?" Esther Ackerman of Oceanside told WCBS correspondent Dick Brennan.
"Something has to be done, we have elderly people on this block," said Lucy Capicchioni of New Hyde Park.
Consolidated Edison reports 15,372 customers in Westchester County and 18,375 customers in New York City still without power.
Con Ed has also been harshly criticized for its post-storm response but the utility said that won't keep them from seeking a rate increase, WCBS reports. The company hasn't said how big a hike it wants, but it would take effect next October.
Repair crews yesterday were fixing cable service in Chappaqua, N.Y., but some say Con Ed workers were nowhere to be seen as they suffered through the 11th day without power.
"I am sorry for what happened. I am very sorry for what happened," said Con Ed CEO Kevin Burke. "We worked on this very hard."
Burke said Con Ed can tell people what day their power will be restored now.
In New Jersey about 210,000 customers are still without power.
In Connecticut, however, nearly all residents and businesses have their power back on.
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text: Jordan Anderson has been Principal Bass of the Seattle Symphony since 2000. He has a Bachelor of Music degree from the Curtis Institute of Music, where he studied with Harold Robinson, Principal Bass of the Philadelphia Orchestra. He spent two summers attending the Verbier Summer Music Festival as a member of the Verbier Orchestra, and he has performed with the Emerson String Quartet and Leon Fleisher. Mr. Anderson enjoys teaching, playing recitals and giving master classes around Washington.


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San Francisco, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Mark Tollefsen scored a game-high 18 points as the San Francisco Dons topped the Cleveland State Vikings, 91-82, in a non-conference clash at War Memorial Gymnasium.
Also scoring in double figures for the Dons (2-0) were Tim Derksen with 17 points, Avry Holmes 14, and both Matt Glover and Cole Dickerson with 12 points. Dickerson also pulled down a game-high 12 rebounds for the hosts, while Cody Doolin handed out 11 assists.
The Vikings (1-1) were paced by Sebastian Douglas and Charlie Lee with 15 points apiece, while Jon Harris accounted for 14 points and both Bryn Forbes and Trey Lewis 12 points each.
USF knocked down 53.8 percent from the field in the first half, but just 3- of-9 behind the 3-point line, which left the Dons with a 38-35 deficit at the break.
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Thomas E. Wagner and Phillip J. Obermiller's African American Miners and Migrants documents the lives of Eastern Kentucky Social Club (EKSC) members, a group of black Appalachians who left the eastern Kentucky coalfields and their coal company hometowns in Harlan County.
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It looks like the orange color is clearanced out, and only available in an extra small, for the $387.94.
The upper compartment is padded the lower is more suitcase padding with Plastic floor.
We are currently out of stock on the longer poles, There are some coming shortly keep an eye out for them
It will keep snow up most boots do.It is black they say black absorbs heat keeping your toes warmer.
It is a carbon fiber fiberglass wrap. Fiberglass is not necessarily cheapening it does have structural integrity just like your car.
yes this will help any colder and I would start to look at insulated covers.
if you enter all your shipping information at check out this will generate three shipping choices for Canada. One will include all tarrifs and two will not depending upon how quickly you need gear.
Big negative the Shimano shifters need to pull 1.5 mm of cable per shift where as Sram only needs to pull 1mm.
On your seat post there is a stamp that will be in mm. (ex. 32.8) this is stamped right where the max insert line is.
Yes. the plate that slides inside the shoe is included
It has wind stopper so it will block the wind nicely thus keeping you warm.
s, m, l These will go up your arms and tuck under your jersey sleeves. I would base it off the size jersey you wear. S-S, M-M, L-L unless you have abnormally long or short arms for you size.
Yes the clip for the tip slide over the ski.
The din is a measure that is constant through the entire industry. It is based on skier weight, ability and most affected by the length of ones boot sole. a larger boot requires a lower din than a smaller boot to release properly. With that said rather than cranking the DIN you can adjust the forward pressure a bit to create a tighter fit. By raising the Din you only make sure that the boot will not release properly. A higher Din binding will have stiffer springs allowing for a more accurate release. if you are over the age of 12 look for a 14 DIN.
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Its a bit of a toss up. depending on length the Volkl my have a longer or shorter radius 16-20 m vs the line at 18m. The line is a bit wider throughout giving a bit more float in powder. Either way you will be ripping the entire mountain.
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The HORECA trade show is where the industry's giants get the inside scoop on products (and deals) with their suppliers and get to talk one-on-one with the people behind each company and try out free samples. In other words, it's the adult Halloween for food and beverage freaks :)
The best part is, HORECA wants to generate new ways with how people interact with the industry and each other. So, as Horeca draws near, we want to hear what the people think of the industry in Lebanon. What food brands do you love? What bars? What restaurants? What wine?
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We want to hear the public's thoughts, and there are prizes in it as well. We'll keep you posted on that, but after last year's successful show, we've decided we want more of the public there: tweeting, facebooking, and connecting with us!
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New London — With only a few tiny crumbs of apple crisp and a smidgen of applesauce left on their cafeteria trays, it was easy to tell that "Apple Day" was a hit for 8-year-old Fabian Villate and his friend, 7-year-old Jason Cantave.
"I tried everything," said Villate, a second-grader in Michael Fusaro's class at Winthrop Magnet Elementary School. Along with the crisp and the sauce, that meant a cup of cider and some baked apple chips, and a high-five from the giant red apple whose real name is Sarah Doherty.
"I wanted it to be a surprise," said Doherty, between clusters of students gathering around for the rare chance to hug a large piece of fruit, her voice muffled through the thick foam costume borrowed from the state Department of Agriculture. "I'm hoping this will spark their interest in why I'm doing this and it will snowball after that."
Doherty, 23, is the FoodCorps worker newly assigned to city schools, and "Apple Day" was one of her first schoolwide events.
"I love kids and I love teaching them about the importance of nutrition and instilling healthy habits," said Doherty, who graduated in May with a degree in food science from the University of Massachusetts and worked on an organic farm last summer. "This is a great opportunity."
FoodCorps, a New York City-based nonprofit, is part of the AmeriCorps service network. Federal and private funds support the program, which is overseen in Connecticut by the University of Connecticut Cooperative Extension Service.
"It's teaching kids about healthy food and where it comes from," said Dana Stevens, the UConn extension center FoodCorps fellow who oversees the program. "We want to educate teachers about how to use gardens as an educational tool, and give kids hands-on nutrition education, teach them about fresh fruits and vegetables and how to prepare them, and build relationships with local farms."
Founded in 2009, the program sends workers into 15 states. In Connecticut, FoodCorps workers have been assigned to 10 mostly urban school districts, including Norwich. The New London schools are new to the program this year.
Since starting in September, Doherty has been working to get her message out in classrooms and lunchrooms throughout the district, easily distinguished by her FoodCorps uniform — a purple T-shirt with the organization's name punctuated by a bright orange carrot. Her assignment lasts through July, providing her with a small stipend to cover living expenses and an educational award at the end to further her education or to pay off college loans.
"I like to sit and talk with the kids at lunch and ask them why they didn't take their fruits and vegetables, and I tell them why they're important, see what they like and don't like," she said.
Often, she said, students will tell her they don't like fruits and vegetables, but when she questions them further, she finds their exposure to many kinds of produce is limited. One girl, she recalled, had never eaten a pear. Doherty encouraged her to try one of the pears that day.
"She took a bite and said she actually really did like it," Doherty said.
At one school, she prepared kale chips by baking the dark green leaves in olive oil, salt and pepper, then served them to the students. Mostly, the students were receptive, she said. One even said they tasted better than Lay's.
At Winthrop, she's been teaching nutrition education to one class of third-graders, sometimes servings freshly made juice drinks of kale, carrots, apples and plums, or smoothies made of bananas and almond milk. In other lessons, she shows them how much sugar goes into a can of soda, sweetened iced tea, Gatorade or chocolate milk.
"They couldn't believe how much sugar they were drinking," she said.
At Bennie Dover Jackson Middle School, she helped in one cooking class and is planning to start an after-school cooking club. She's also planning to organize the creation of vegetable gardens at each of the schools and get more locally grown produce into school lunches.
The apples at the Winthrop event Tuesday came from Palazzi Orchard in Killingly, and were served whole and made into sauce and crisp by the cafeteria staff, said Angela Rasmussen, cafeteria manager. The apple chips were donated by a group that went "gleaning" — gathering dropped apples and turning them into edible treats — and the cider was donated by Guida's Dairy.
Rasmussen said she likes to keep the atmosphere in the cafeteria fun and relaxing, and to give the students plenty of choices while encouraging them to eat healthy. She's looking forward to more FoodCorps activities this year, especially after the good start on Tuesday.
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Former North Carolina State standout Richard Howell has agreed to sign a partially guaranteed contract with the Portland Trail Blazers, his agent Joel Bell told RealGM.
Howell had been bought out from his French team and flew to the States to sign his new deal on Friday. Despite having 15 players under guaranteed deals, the Blazers are intrigued by Howell, the 6-foot-8 forward who averaged 12.7 points and 10.9 rebounds in his senior season at N.C. State.
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The Portland Trail Blazers have signed rookie forward Richard Howell, it was announced today by General Manager Neil Olshey.
Howell, 22, averaged 12.7 points (51.8% FG, 63.3% FT), 10.9 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 31.6 minutes his senior 2012-13 season at North Carolina State. A First Team All-ACC selection last season, Howell ranks fifth all-time in school history with 1,055 rebounds.
He appeared in three games for the Denver Nuggets 2013 NBA Summer League entry in Las Vegas, averaging 1.7 points, 2.0 rebounds, 1.30 blocked shots and 10.7 minutes.
With the addition of Howell (6-8, 257), the Trail Blazers roster stands at 19 players.
I like putting players in the D league compared to overseas, as it is much easier to move them up incase of season ending injuries in which Portland is famous for.
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And if he's picked up a little Francais, he'll be an asset in training camp. ;-)
I have a crazy feeling that AT LEAST 1 (either Bost or the Bearded 1) but maybe even 2 of the 3 newest guys (don't c Singler making it) will b w/ us @ either the beginning or very close to the beginning of the season while @ least 1 (MOST likely Crabbe & maybe Cj) of the rookies will have quite the stint in the D-League (IF Cj goes, he won't b there as long as Crabbe for sure & it's possible Cj might go later on in the season too). Going/being in the D-League, these days (aka the exclusive affiliation now), I think more than ever shouldn't b seen as a demotion; I VERY much c it as necessary practice/run for the guys that r further down the bench to help them learn/get comfortable w/ OUR system so that they CAN contribute when called upon :)
I agree mostly Simpson; I don't know if they will trade D league players or just put the two inactive players in the D league for short stints. It is far better to play and get hands on experience game wise then to sit on the bench night after night.I am not sure who the top ten players are, so cannot comment on who is D and who is not.my question is since we only have until Oct 1 to guarantee contracts, can the Blazers bring up D league players while sending down players with guaranteed contract to the D League?
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School Suspends Kid for LEGO Toy Gun?
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Nine-year-old Patrick Timoney brought a gun to school at PS 52 in Staten Island, N.Y., Tuesday and almost got suspended. The problem? It was a two-inch LEGO toy gun.
The fourth grader brought some of his LEGOs to school to show his friends during lunch. The LEGO police officer toy was holding a small gun. (Patrick's dad is a retired police officer.)
When the principal saw it, she pulled the kid out of class and called Patrick's parents. She says the school has a "no tolerance" policy and does not allow any weapons on campus.
Laura Timoney, Patrick's mom, told CBS News: "This isn't a safety issue. This is a judgment issue. I mean, what's the worst that could happen? It could poke you in the eye?"
We're all for keeping kids safe, but we'd say the school took this way too far this time. What about you?
Thats ok, when I was in 4th grade, I got suspended for having a transparent blue plastic water gun that I got from a school function. It happened to be in the pocket of the coat I was wearing, that I hadn't worn since the day I got it. The darn thing was broken, too.
This is an example of why I homeschool my children. Common Sense is dead in America, and even more so in our schools. The school district and the teacher should be ashamed and feel stupid.
They're okay with teaching my kids about safe sex in elementary school but they're not okay with lego guns. I guess they have a zero tolerance policy for office Nerf wars, here, too. I know where I'm NOT going to teach! Poor kid; meanwhile I'll bet half the liberal teachers at this school have had more than ten sexual partners out of wedlock and have texted while driving. And that's not as dangerous? Hippies.
It's not a weapon - it's a depiction of a weapon. Further, it wasn't being used to intimidate or threaten. I'm with Beautiful Wreck on this - where is the common sense?
It is easy to see why our Schools are failing to properly educate our children when they are run by Princapals as stupid as this woman. She should be replaced immediately but I suspect some Union will support her.
Hey lay off the principal. Maybe she just doesn't want any of her students to be violently attacked by a Lego. LOL!
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Tony Award winner Victoria Clark, the gifted soprano who always manages to find the pain that lies beneath the laughter and, conversely, the humor beneath the drama, is currently lending her many talents to the role of Sally Durant Plummer in the Kennedy Center's 2012 Tony-nominated Broadway production of Follies now in residence at Center Theatre Group's Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles through June 9.
Clark has stepped into the role created at the Kennedy Center and subsequently in New York by another Broadway favorite, two-time Tony winner Bernadette Peters, who was unable to continue with the Stephen Sondheim-James Goldman musical due to previous concert obligations. Clark's agents told her about the role in December, "and it took me half a second to say, 'Absolutely. No question!' I jumped at it immediately," Clark told me last week, adding, "Bernadette is so beloved, and she's so respected, and she's very missed here. People miss her spirit and miss just having her here. She's part of the company, but I always feel like her spirit is definitely here. She created the template for this production, so she's very much a part of this even though she's not here."
Although Clark — a Tony winner for her touching performance as Margaret Johnson, another mother in a crumbling marriage, in The Light in the Piazza — previously played former Follies girl Plummer in the 2007 City Center Encores! production, she wasted no time preparing for the Los Angeles engagement. "I started working on it immediately before the end of the year because I knew it was Mission Impossible," she explains with a laugh. "I knew the assignment was basically Mission Impossible: Go into a production where the other actors have been working on it for a year, and it was in their bones, and it was intrinsic and somehow appear to be equally comfortable and at home. So I mentally started working on it immediately, and most of the music I knew already because that's in my soul — all that music — and I just remember it very vividly from the Encores! production...I didn't really work on the lines too much because I don't like to try to get that all sewn up until I see the other actors, but it's just been on my mind, and I've been thinking about her a lot. I guess as much prep as you could do without actually being in a rehearsal room, I tried to do."
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Clark says her current interpretation of Sally may be a little different because "I'm different...I think she's probably a little more delicate now than she was [during the Encores! run]—maybe a little more soulful. It's hard to describe because I'm so inside of it... but [she is] definitely in the same flavor family. There hasn't been any drastic rethinking ... basically how I'm approaching her is similar."
Prior to arriving in L.A., Clark spent a week in New York with dance captain Sara Edwards to work on the tap number, "Mirror, Mirror." "And, that's all we did in New York, and then I came out here and worked with Ron [Raines]," Clark said. "I worked with Ron every day for about five or six days, and then Danny [Burstein] came after that, and I had a day with Danny, and then Jan [Maxwell] came, and then we had a day with all four of us. And then the whole cast descended, so I essentially had one day with the other three principals. And then once the cast came, we were into work-throughs. That was it. So when the critics came, that was my eighth performance. ... You just jump in, [but] I'm loving every experience. I'm loving every single second of it. I just can't wait to go to work; it's just been a joyous, fantastic collaboration. Really, it's just been a big dream job for me."
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Kids and Caffeine = A Bad Mix
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Energy drinks have never been more popular ... especially with tweens and teens. But having too much caffeine can be so serious that it requires a call to a poison-control line or a trip to the emergency room, especially for people younger than the age of 19, reports KOCO.
"The number of calls that we've received about energy drinks has tripled, and I think that's just the tip of the iceberg," Oklahoma City Poison Control Center manager Lee McGoodwin said.
According to the National Institutes of Health, the symptoms of caffeine poisoning can also include breathing trouble and diarrhea. If a trip to the ER is required, doctors may use a laxative or even stomach-pumping to prevent any more stimulants from entering the bloodstream.
We asked ML pediatrician Dr. Cara Natterson how caffeine may affect your child. Here's what she had to say:
- The jury is out on whether caffeine really demineralizes (thins) the bones. Some studies suggest it does; some say it doesn't.
- Caffeine works best at low to moderate doses, increasing alertness, energy, and concentration; speeding and clarifying the flow of thought; increasing focus; and improving coordination.
- Caffeine is a diuretic and can cause a little bit of dehydration (almost always very mild); it is also associated with headaches.
- The main issue with caffeine and children is that caffeine tends to show up in drinks that are high in sugar and calories. These drinks (especially sodas) are associated with weight gain and, ultimately, obesity.
- Worldwide, the average person consumes 76 mg of caffeine per day. But in the U.S. and Canada, this number jumps to around 220 mg, and in Sweden and Finland, people ingest more than 400 mg a day (and almost all of this is from coffee).
- At high doses, negative effects begin to take over. Excessive caffeine can make you jittery or nervous; you can have trouble sleeping; it can make you feel anxious or restless; it can cause problems with concentration; it can upset the stomach; it can increase your heart rate (sometimes making it feel like your heart is pounding) or raise your blood pressure; and it can cause headaches. This is generally not enough to do serious damage, but enough to feel awful.
- People used to think that caffeine stunted growth, but this turns out to be untrue.
Bottom line: Talk to your kids about their caffeine intake and warn them of the harmful side effects.
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A Look at the Atlanta Braves, Both Past and Present
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It's funny how one of the top picks for better teams in the Rule 5 drafts are left handed relief pitchers. That's what the Braves used for their pick when they scooped up Robert Fish from the Angels. Fish has to play with the team the entire season or they give him back to the Angels but this guy put up some solid numbers in 2010.
With Double-A last year, he struck out 41 in 30 1/2 innings. This is actually Fish's second go around because the Yankees picked him last year in the Rule 5 draft then he was put on waivers and the Royals picked him up. Because they didn't put him on the 40 man, he was then shipped back to the Angels.
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CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Cooking As the weather turns warmer, the promise of CSAs are in the air. Community supported agriculture is such a brilliant concept but I have yet to support any local farms by joining a CSA since I garden so much myself. However, this year I noticed that a local farm I love is offering a poultry CSA […] Read more »
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West Friendship: Turkey giveaway brings 'hope and happiness' to county familiesStory | Nov 27, 2012 | 8:55 AMCommunity organizers. That's what the members of Howard County's Community Action Council, partnered with associates from Wegman's Grocery, were on Nov. 20 when together the groups doled out turkeys, fixin's and fellowship during the eighth annual...
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– Peter Morici is a professor at the University of Maryland School of Business and former Chief Economist at the U.S. International Trade Commission. The opinions expressed are his own. –
By Peter Morici
The Treasury is injecting another $27 billion into AIG and raising the taxpayers' investment to $150 billion. Secretary Paulson appears more intent on helping his pals on Wall Street than protecting taxpayer interests.
AIG has solid businesses in industrial, commercial and life insurance, but like a lot of financial firms, was attracted to easy profits writing credit default swaps on mortgage backed bonds—so called collateralized debt obligations (CDOs).
AIG received fees to guarantee repayment of those mortgages, or the funds obtained through foreclosures when homeowners defaulted. Like most on Wall Street, AIG executives believed home prices would rise faster than household incomes forever, so these CDOs really bore little risk.
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Videotron emerges as elusive fourth carrier, but don't expect lower prices
In a move that was a surprise to some, but not to this educated tech columnist, Videotron emerged as a fourth national(ish) carrier in last month's spectrum auction, results of which were made public Wednesday. Owned by Quebecor, … Continue reading
Black History Month message of hope from famed former Black Panther Robert Hillary King
Montreal Black History Month's Fade to Black film series is screening director Ron Harpelle's critically-acclaimed documentary film Hard Time about Robert Hillary King, former member of the Black Panther Party who spent 32 years – 29 of them in … Continue reading
The Story So Far: Quebec deficit bigger than advertised; ex-cop waives prelim
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Pussy Riot attack: Cossacks disgrace themselves
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Uganda and Nigeria: Would Jesus lead the anti-gay mobs?
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by Jon Sutton on November 16, 2012 | 1 comment
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Facebook has added a new advertising opportunity for individuals and businesses. The company recently released a new experimental feature which allows you to promote your updates, photos and posts to increase the chances of reaching a larger percentage of your targeted audience.
If you're willing to pay an average of $7, Facebook will guarantee that your "promoted" post will appear near the top of your friends' news feeds. Of course, if you decide not promote your post, many of your "friends" will still see it. However, by promoting your post, you're increasing the chances that a larger percentage will view your message.
Some Facebook users may use this new feature to share news of an engagement, a newborn baby or an inspirational event. I think the biggest beneficiaries of this new feature will be businesses, large or small. If a company wants to advertise a particular skill, completed project, or field of expertise to a large audience, they now are able to do it quicker and with more precision. It's a new form of online advertisement that allows businesses to cut through the jumbled assortment of continuous updates that generally crowd Facebook pages.
As you know, Facebook is free to the public but the people who use it, pay the price of loss of privacy to use it. Our previous blog addressed that "Through our posts, comments, likes and group memberships, even low-activity Facebook users reveal a lot about themselves."
So, the question is, will Facebook drive users away with this new "commercial" feature? Will it be too "in your face?"
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When it comes to animals, Adam Roberts not only talks the talk, but also walks the walk. Since beginning his animal advocacy career in Washington, D.C. in 1991, Adam's ambition, tireless involvement, and profound knowledge of conservation and wildlife issues have cemented him as a go-to voice for protecting animals — and he has elevated Born Free USA to the respected and impactful organization that we know today. Adam's compassionate, informed, and forward-thinking blogs will surely motivate you to join us in our fight to Keep Wildlife in the Wild.
One Small Step for Elephants
Although the general outlook for elephants these days is frightening — by some estimates, about 100 are killed every day in Africa to satisfy the bloody, illegal ivory trade — there have been bits of good news lately: last month, Kenya's ceremonial burning of hundreds of confiscated illegal ivory tusks, and last week the conviction in the Republic of Congo of a Chinese national who had attempted to smuggle ivory items (five tusks, 80 chopsticks, three carvings, etc.) to China.
The 35-year-old ivory trafficker was sentenced to four years in prison. Sadly, though, many other such criminals will never be caught. Poachers are strongly motivated to slaughter elephants, traffickers are eager to plunder the carcasses and smuggle the parts aboard, and too many merchants are all too willing to sell ivory products — and lie about their origin.
One man's arrest in Congo isn't much, but it's a start. And it highlights one major cause of the recent surge in ivory demand: the burgeoning wealthy class in China, and their desire for prestige possessions — such as ivory chopsticks — that flaunt their newfound wealth.
Africa had 1.3 million elephants not too many decades ago; now there are about 450,000. The crisis is not just approaching, it's here and, unless Chinese demand ends, the carnage will continue. Someday elephants might live only in sanctuaries or, heaven help us, zoos.
Cannot China and its people appreciate what they are doing to elephants? Surely they don't want to deplete the world's wildlife, do they?
It's not just elephants who are under threat thanks to seemingly insatiable demand in the Far East. Bears are poached and "farmed" for their bile, used in traditional Chinese medicine. TCM, as it's known, also helps explain a recent and devastating rash of rhinoceros poaching in Africa and some 20 thefts of rhino horn exhibits from European museums. South African lions are being similarly exploited by being killed and their bones exported to the Far Eastern nation of Laos — to serve some imagined and/or tradition-bound medicinal purpose.
Western countries are not blameless in wildlife poaching. We have plenty of work to do in terms of establishing strong animal-protection laws, robust enforcement of those laws and public education and delivering compassionate conservation for all creatures. We encourage China and other Far Eastern countries to join us in those efforts. Only then will there be real hope for the wild elephants, rhinos, tigers, lions and bears of the world.
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Spring is tweet, tweet, tweet time!
Not as in more Twitter updates. Put down your mobile devices, pick up a pair of binoculars and appreciate one of the wonders of nature – thousands of migratory birds passing through on their way north to make new homes.
That's because South Florida and part of The Keys are within a designated fly zone, a unique stretch of land and water ideal for nurturing birds as they fly south during the fall and north in the spring to reproduce.
At Biscayne National Park in Homestead, experts are teaching the community to identify, list and sketch both migratory and native birds as part of its new Biscayne Birding Trail and certificate program launched last September, a partnership with the Tropical Audubon Society.
The free program awards lifetime achievement certificates at four different levels – Double-breasted Cormorant, Royal Tern, Brown Booby, and Mangrove Cuckoo – based on the numbers of bird species spotted in the park.
"We hope that both seasoned birders and visitors who are interested in learning how to identify birds will be inspired to take advantage of the Biscayne Birding Trail and find the beautiful birds that are in the park," said Park Superintendent Brian Carlstrom.
On Sunday, March 9, from 10 a.m. to noon, the park will host a free Junior Birding event to engage children in birding and nature at the park's Dante Fascell Visitor Center, nine miles east of Homestead.
Tropical Audubon Society volunteers will be on hand with binoculars, spotting scopes and field guides to help young ones learn how to spot feathered friends. Artist and avian biologist Michelle Davis will provide field-sketching guidance. Those 18 and under who can identify at least 10 different species of birds in the park are eligible for a Junior Birder certificate.
"With all the toys today that need to be plugged in, kids are losing touch with the natural world," said Elsa Alvear, chief of resource management at Biscayne National Park.
Alvear said so far more than 200 species of birds have been identified in the park, which encompasses 177,000 acres, including parts of Biscayne Bay and Elliott Key. She added the program is catching on, including one child who has reached the second level adult certificate already.
"What is missing in the conservation movement is engagement and participation from the young generations," said Laura Reynolds, executive director of the Tropical Audubon Society.
"We feel that creating more hands-on experiences like this in our protected areas is key to understanding ecology and how to protect it for the future."
To get your own shiny birder certificate, pick-up a bird checklist at the Dante Fascell Visitor Center, fill it in attesting the birds that were seen within the boundaries of the park and have a park ranger review it. A certificate will be awarded on the spot.
In addition to the Junior Birder event, the park will be celebrating its monthly Biscayne Family fun Fest from 1 – 4 p.m., featuring games, experiments, crafts, and more. The theme this month is "Down on the Farm." The fests are free and take place on the second Sunday of every month through April.
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Lib Dems need to distance themselves from Cameron's 'happiness agenda': The making of the politics of fulfilment
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The development of the UK's Happiness Index has completed its consultation phase which may produce some interesting results for Government policy. The Lib Dems need to understand it and outline our 'differentiation' strategy on the issue as it may have a larger impact than many people believe.
While Andrew Oswald, professor of economics at the University of Warwick believes that
There's nothing intrinsically left or rightwing about wellbeing. But it is important for the government to measure it
Sir Gus O'Donnell, the cabinet secretary, wants "social cost/benefit analysis" to be offered by civil servants in the future. In other words the impact of a policy on 'happiness'. The problem with this is that depending on your politics depends on how you achieve happiness. Some people are aware of the structural inequalities that exist in society and some people are not. "Get on your bike" was the advice Norman Tebbit gave to millions of unemployed people in the 80s and now Theresa Villiers is telling sacked call-centre workers in Newcastle to relocate to Mumbai. Where you stand affects your view, and how you complete your social cost/benefit analysis will be affected by this, and this will indeed be intrinsically left or rightwing.
Before we allow the use of such data to manipulate policy agendas we need to be sure that it is a useful concept. It may have been a good piece of political posturing by David Cameron in 2005 to suggest it and it may have attracted some Lib Dem leaning voters, but the whole issue is not very well understood.
Happiness is generally considered to be comprised of at least three components; namely, more positive affect, less negative affect, and life satisfaction. People generally consider happiness to be a good thing and so makes for a good political slogan. However, when one seeks the goal of happiness it can lead to paradoxical effects, because the outcome of one's evaluation (i.e. disappointment and discontent) is incompatible with achieving one's goal (i.e. happiness). This leads to the fact that the more people strive for happiness, the more likely it is that they will become disappointed about how they feel, paradoxically decreasing their happiness the more they want it.
In one experimental study they examined whether valuing happiness causes less happiness. The results showed that participants who were induced to value happiness felt worse when they could not attribute their relative lack of happiness to external circumstances. Essentially, the pursuit of happiness may lead to maladaptive outcomes because it sets people up for disappointment.
Another study found that the more people value happiness, the lonelier they feel on a daily basis (assessed with daily diaries over two weeks). And another study demonstrated that leading people to value happiness more resulted in greater loneliness and social disconnect, as measured by self-reports and a hormonal index (decreased progesterone). These findings suggest that wanting to be happy can not only decrease people's well-being, it can make them lonely as well. This has led some to propose that
happiness is not always good. It is possible to have too much happiness, to experience happiness in the wrong time, pursue happiness in the wrong ways, and experience the wrong types of happiness. In such cases, happiness may not be adaptive and might even lead to harmful consequences.
Surely we should be questioning the entire endeavour? Suggesting that people should be happier than they are and that the Government is going to do something about making people happier is tantamount to getting involved in the internal psychological process of individuals, which is a particularly nasty strand of authoritarianism. Not only that, it will set the government up to fail.
It would be better for the Lib Dems to be more candid about the scope of Government. The ONS themselves in their public consultation state that the things that matter to people are health, relationships, work and the environment as well as education and training.
That sounds a lot like that which Political Parties focus on anyway! Rather than suggesting that the government should be in the business of happiness promotion, perhaps we should be more real about what we think Governments should be there for. Providing an environment where everyone can fulfil their potential – the politics of fulfilment.


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