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Scott Carpenter was one of the original Mercury 7 astronauts. He was also the voice uttering the now famous phrase "Godspeed John Glenn."
The 88 year old former Astronaut, who recently suffered a stroke, died Thursday morning in Denver, Colorado.
Retired NASA Flight Director Gene Kranz recalls working with Carpenter in the early days of the Space Program.
"Every time I watched one of those guys crawl on top of an Atlas, I thought… two of the previous five had blown up and was this the third bad one or the fourth good one?"
But looking back, Carpenter's flight, which lasted nearly 5 hours from liftoff to splashdown, was a good one.
"Scotty was having difficulties with his attitude control systems from the second orbit on…"
The death of Scott Carpenter leaves John Glenn as the only living member of the original seven.
Former rocket scientist and spaceflight consultant James Oberg recalls the early days of the Mercury program.
"In the early days we saw the astronauts as Life Magazine and NASA portrayed them. Steely eyed, square jawed rocket men. but we later learned that they were extraordinary human beings as well."
Oberg says there was something really special about Carpenter's flight.
"Scott's flight was noted for making sure that John Glenn's flight was not a quirk. That we indeed could get someone into orbit and back. He was a man who was awestruck with spaceflight, by the view out the window. And when you sat down and saw him in person, you could just feel his whole soul exuding this awesomeness of being outside of the Earth."


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This Playground Has An X-Rating
There are many, many things wrong with this video. Here are two: kids sliding down phallic-shaped playground equipment and the bizarre kazoo rendition of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" as the soundtrack.
Seriously, would you let your kid go down this slide?
This is what it would look like if men could give birth!
what is the big deal. it's just a slide— the kids don't know what they're sliding down. only the dirty minded parents.
OMG…hilarious. The kazoo rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody is the icing on cake. Bwahahahaha! Who thinks of this stuff?
I think this is hilarious.
Come on. Aren't the kids in America riddled with enough problems??? Whoever thought of this should grow up.
This is disgustig!!!!! I can't believe someone thought this was ok.
A penis shaped slide is funny.
This is just so wrong! I am not a prude, infact very far from it…but what is the point of this?
OK, seriously, people. Lighten up. It's hysterical! The kazzoo is too much! I laughed out loud.
It's disgusting and innapropriate. Whoever decided this would make a nice playground addition needs therapy. What parent in their right mind would allow such a thing?
This is weird, but hilarious. Those kids when they grow up will have something at least interesting to talk about with there friends. Although the person taking the video isn't letting us see the whole fun slide. Maybe he/she has an obsession with the tip?
where do babies come from?
Kids should stick to ultra-violence, all this sexual stuff is going to ruin them!
I agree, Mr Sleep.
God forbid our children should be exposed to this kind of indecency. It's far more reasonable to sit them down in front of Transformers and GI Joe and let them learn that violence is may not always be the right answer but it's certainly the most effective.
Keep our children pure!
Oh shiiii!
Kids are going to grow up to be murderers / rapists, or at best have tons of sex at a really early age.
I know people who have kids that would be totally against this, who's kids are complete fuckholes..
and parents who would find this funny, who's kids are decent people..
Actually, it's not a kazoo version of bohemian rhapsody, it's a guy who uses his hands to make farting noises. No joke. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOyEw9bT8yQ
Thats not a kazoo, thats called "Manualism." The actual video of it is right here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOyEw9bT8yQ
My kids will be fine. It'll be me that will have nightmares.
come on, at least you can see the irony of this….right? after all that is where the kids all first came from…LOL

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I wanna go to sleep so bad but I'm over here overdosing on coffee so I can watch this new season
I think sometimes it can be easier to just stay in a state of ignorance about who you really are, because when you own it, you become responsible for it. You find out things about yourself that you really don't like, but really discovering, accepting and appreciating who you are seem to always out way the cost of doing so though. Spending time with yourself can be tricky, as many people equate it with loneliness, but I have also found it to be that those who dislike their own company, usually know and understand themselves, the least.
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adiorablegrant said: What I also think is strange is that, with interviewers, (this isn't just with Kanye but on these talk shows) They really don't listen well to the person they're interviewing. I also wonder why so many people feel like they have the right to dictate and judge what kind of life someone else lives. I think this is why when you support someone in any way, it makes a huge difference to their confidence and self-esteem. Because then they think "Wow someone actually believes in me."
When someone is speaking to another person, you're gonna find that they will usually say "I hear what you are saying" instead of, "I'm listening to what you are saying". There's a huge difference between hearing and listening. People just need to really LISTEN to not just the words that people are saying but to their voice and to the emotion, and the body language they're showing you cus that usually tells you more. The reason WHY people won't understand is cus that takes a lot of effort in terms of attention, processing, analysing and concentrating, and that requires too much "work" for some people therefor it's just easier to say, "huh? i don't get what you're saying" or "im still tryna get what you mean by…"
like i said on my twitter earlier…everything Kanye said in every interview he was on in NY makes perfect sense to me. ALL OF IT. He might not speak in a way that a lot of people will easily understand but i think the only reason i GET him is cus i feel like i can relate to him. When you have so many thoughts (like most creative people do) you can't express yourself correctly and things in your head can sometimes get a little "loud"…because you just wanna get so many things out there all at once that you end up confusing people. Creative people have a completely different perception of the world, we have different reactions to things that go on, and even the way we sleep is usually dramatically different from most people.
People needa STOP trying to pigeon-hole, and to define or figure out people with a creative mind cus u can't. it's not always easy to live in this so called 'normal' world. It's hard as fuck sometimes to even fit in. Get it through ur heads that creative people hate rules, regulations and rigidity. we dont think "straight". we think tangentially. so excuse me if that's how it comes off when we speak but that's something the rational predictable people gotta learn to deal with. People around us don't ever have the slightest clue about what we're up to cus the second we let them know what we're thinking and planning, we get strange or concerned looks or like in Kanye's case get called "crazy". People always wanna talk us out of shit, telling us every reason why our ideas, our thoughts will never work. Its difficult to be who we really are when you have to be a certain "kind" or to resonate with people in a certain way to even be "successful" or to "make money" with our "crazy minds"… and I think the pressure of having to be this way makes us creative ppl behave and talk exactly like Ye.


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If any of the Castro supporters want a real account of the history of Cuba and the insane Castro and company, all they have to do is read the several Humberto Fontova pieces which give great details. Today in Cuba (as it ever was under Castro) a family cannot buy milk for their family if they have no children under ten years of age. This is just a minute part of the insanity under Communism in Cuba.


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"It is not the critic who counts, not the one who points out how the strong man stumbled or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly, who errs and comes short again and again; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat."
Teddy Roosevelt
- You don't have to achieve great things by the time you're 25
- You have intrinsic value above and beyond your perceived utility to other people and society at large.
- You don't have to have sex, or have sex in any way that you find uncomfortable or unpleasant, to keep anyone's love or good opinion of you. They didn't love you or think very well of you to start with if they demand it.
- You don't have to stay with someone who isn't meeting your emotional or sexual needs because they need you, or you've been with them for awhile, or you need to be in a relationship. You need you. Your time is your own and it is finite.
- It's ok to work at a job you enjoy that doesn't make you miserable even if it's not a career and it won't "lead to anything."
- Your life is not a narrative. It is not leading to anything, there is no overarching thesis, it does not have themes beyond the usual shared cultural experiences of your time and place. This is ok. It does not mean that your life is without purpose or meaning.
- It's ok not to like or get along with the vast majority of people you encounter, so long as you afford them the same respect, courtesy and dignity that they afford you.
- Expensive is not always better.
- Failure is temporary if you're still alive.
- People are both much better and much worse than you'd suspect, but usually not all at once.
- Stop thinking of your future self as a different person and it will be easier to prevent money and health problems.
- Let people help you, lean on them when you need to, and be available to help, but don't swing too far in either direction. Try to carry your half of the life basket as evenly as you can.
- Set boundaries, and do not be afraid to kick people out of your life who disregard them. You will not end up alone and unloved. People who love you will be ok with your boundaries.
- Your power does not come from money or beauty, but from seeing life steadily and wholly, from a curious and thoughtful mind, and from your ability to say no when you want to, and yes when you want to, and I don't know when you don't know.
- There will be bad times, maybe lots of bad times, but not only bad times.
- Love will not heal the wounds in your soul, but love can give you the impetus to begin the work of healing yourself.
- Life might be a long series of starting over, and that's alright.
- You're really cool, you're really beautiful, you're really special. Really. Not to everyone, but to a lot of someones sometimes.
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The Spartan Race is an international obstacle course that challenges participants to push themselves beyond their limits. Which is exactly what Corporal Todd Love chose to do as part of Team E-X.T.R.E.M.E., an eight member group that signed up to run the Beast, the most brutal of all Spartan events.
Over a span of five and a half hours, 22-year-old Love covered 10.5 miles of muddy, rugged terrain and completed over 75 obstacles with minimal help from his team.
The corporal had been preparing for the challenge ever since he began to recover from the explosion in Afghanistan in 2010 that left him with only one of his natural limbs. Love said he set out, "…to push [myself] in all things physical, proving that overcoming obstacles isn't just something you attempt, it's something that you embrace."
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Heartwarming Tearjerker of the Day: Matt W. has spastic cerebral palsy, which means his mobility is severely limited. But Matt was determined to run in his Ohio elementary school's Field Day race, so his best friend, the gym teacher Mr. Blaine, led Matt's classmates in a spontaneous show of support.
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This was in an e-mail from a friend today and it meant so much to me. My max distance is a single half marathon and I still have a long ways to go on my weight loss. He is an ultramarathoner with 3 - 50 mile races under his belt, a 100k scheduled and a 100 mile planned for the summer. It means a lot to have him support my running.
thin bodies get stretch marks too. all bodies get stretch marks. let's all keep that in mind. there's nothing wrong with them.
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Just bought a ton of great running books, this was one of them. I'm going to start reading it today.
Reading this book for the second time. It's such a great way to get inspired for training.
obsessed with this book. need to read it again soon :)
Fantastic book. I should read it again, too.
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Four Obama cabinet secretaries have followed the president's lead and come out for marriage equality — joining a growing list of Democrats in embracing the freedom to marry for gay and lesbian people. "Secretaries Hilda Solis at Labor, Kathleen Sebelius at Health and Human Services, John Bryson at Commerce, and Timothy Geithner at Treasury" all support the policy, the Advocate's Lucas Grindley reports. They join Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan, who supported same-sex marriage before President Obama announced his change of heart last month.
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The NSW Government has reformed the NSW Bail Act in a move expected to help safeguard the community from serious offenders.
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Pre-construction work has begun on stage 2 of WestConnex, which is set to accelerate the delivery of the M5 East by 18 months.
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FarmLogs, which makes an agricultural app that helps farmers manage their farm to increase yield, has raised a $4 million Series A round of financing led by Drive Capital. Existing investors Huron River Ventures, Hyde Park Venture Partners and Hyde Park Angels also participated in the round. The Ann Arbor, Mich.-based company, which went through the Y Combinator program, previously raised $1 million in seed capital. As part of the funding, Mark Kvamme, co-founder of Drive Capital, has joined the board.


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Best Outdoor Dining Tables 2013
Apartment Therapy's Annual Guide
Last week I looked at the year's best outdoor dining chairs so this week it's all about tables. As with the chairs, there are a lot of great options out there right now, in a range of modern styles. There are a couple of repeats from previous years but all the others are brand new for 2013.
- Acara Dining Table from Crate & Barrel $999
- Venice Outdoor Dining Table from World Market $349.99
- ÄPPLARÖ Gate Leg Table from IKEA 2012 $79
- Mosaic Tiled Bistro Table from West Elm $339
- Neely Bistro Table from Pier 1 $129.95
- Abbot Faux Concrete Table from Pottery Barn $1,499
- Walter Lamb Round Dining Table from DWR $1,375
- Grasshopper Rectangular Table from Tectona $1,350
- Bimini Jim 42-inch Round Dining Table from Overstock $516.32
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I can vouch for the Applaro set from Ikea. If you get the matching folding chairs, the whole set folds up small enough to fit in a hall closet. Plus it has held together nicely after seven years on a balcony.
If you're on a budget, Target has some cute, low priced tables right now.
That being said, I adooore the grasshopper table from Tectona. Love the color.
If you're looking for something bigger, consider hiring a local carpenter. We hired one to make us a big wooden farm table with matching benches... it cost us about $800 - about half of what we would have paid for it in the stores. Bonus: the money goes to someone local.
I'm a teak table lover. Being able to dismantle for storage over the winter is a must!
I love number one, but $1000 is a little dear!!!
We've had the Applarö for several years now, together with the folding chairs. They go up to the attic every winter, as our northern Germany winters don't do them any good. The chairs aren't very comfortable though, but they fold up very nicely on our slim balcony. No plans to exchange them in the near future.
We also have the Applaro. It has held up well over 1 Southern California winter. The chairs are not comfortable, though. (Ours don't fold.) I'm about to order some custom cushions for this summer, because I can't find any I like in the right size.
I'd just like a source for an aluminum set under $800. After going through multiple sets of crappy mild steel furniture that rusts within 2 years I'm done with the disposable garbage.


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Take ItThe light was blinding.Mako squinted as he was shoved into the room. I hate chi-blockers. The skin on his wrists was rubbed raw from the metal cuffs. They cut into him and blocked his bending. He didn't even want to know how they'd managed that."Well, I recognize you." The voice was low and smooth. Amon stood high on a platform with his arms over his chest. "You're a friend of that worthless Avatar's.""Korra's not worthless," he raised an eyebrow and paced around on the floor. He wondered why the chi-blockers were leaving him alone. "She may be a hothead, but she's not worthless."Amon shrugged. "Would you mind telling me where she might be?""How should I know?""Mako!" a voice shouted. He froze."Bolin?" he whispered. "Bo?""Mako, help me!" Bolin wailed. He was strapped against a wall behind Amon, hands next to his head. He struggled to free himself, but to no avail."I'm coming, Bolin!" Mako strained against his shackles and fell to his knees. "Just hang on!" He
Be SafeEqualists ran amok in the streets, chasing innocent people, innocent benders.Mako ducked as a rock flew next to his head. "Please! Don't!" someone shrieked, and broke off. A giant stream of electricity surged up into the sky. He shuddered, and kept walking at his pace, pulling his cap lower over his face. He couldn't let the chi-blockers catch him; he'd had enough electrocutions for one lifetime.Mako, please, just stay here, Bolin had frowned, chewing on his bottom lip. It's scary out there.He couldn't listen. He had someone to find.The factory had been overrun by Equalists, the Satomobiles flipped onto their sides. It hurt Mako to see it; Hiroshi Sato's prides and joys, all tossed like scrap metal. He had to leave when it was evident that the Satos had fled the premises.He subconsciously slid his hand into his shirt, touching the fabric of his scarf with one finger. He couldn't risk anyone seeing it, they'd surely recognize him.Mako was about to call it quits and r
Out of Control - Part 2"C'mon, girl," Korra urged in a low voice. "Faster."Naga raced through the dirty streets of Republic City, skidding as she turned the corners. Korra leaned over her, bouncing in the saddle, the reins tight in her grip. The air rushed against her face, sending her hair flying back behind her and filling her lungs with the city's polluted air.How could she let this happen? She had to get there now. She had to go faster. She had to.Bolin.
Mako.She pushed Naga into a sprint.She'd never been on this side of the city, and she could see why. It was an old industrial center, back from when the city first took root, and most of the buildings were now abandoned. Their companies followed Future Industries when they planted their new home in another district. Glass windows had been broken in. Doors were boarded up. She didn't want to think about how many orphans were curled up inside some of these buildings, huddling together, willing themselves warm.Korra pressed Naga on, and her eyes
Mako and Bolin DrabbleMako and Bolin staggered into their apartment, sore and tired from the crazy events of the night; Bolin painfully plopped onto the couch. "Well, that was an uh
an interesting night." Bolin said in jest as he rubbed his neck. There was a silence as Mako stared seriously at him; he knew that look and it was obvious just how angry he was, and he knew exactly what was coming."Um
Mako, I-""I can't believe you put yourself in danger like that! Do you have any idea how worried I was?!""I...I know." Bolin said, shamefully looking at the ground. He knew Mako meant well and he was only being his older brother, but he hated when Mako got like this. He rarely ever got to tell his side of the story and normally just had to sit there and listen to him lecture and rant at him for what could be hours at a time."I thought you knew better than to get involved with the Triple Threats, you know what they're capable of and what they've done to us in the pas
You're Not AloneShe was dead?Dead?How could it be?How could she die?No, it couldn't be.Not her.Not KataraAll these questions and more formed in Korra's head as she analyzed the old woman's still body lying on the bed. When she came home from practicing with Mako and Bolin, this was not the news she expected see. She walked in expecting to hear Tenzin nag and/or explain to her how she was neglecting to meditate. Not see him hovered over his mother's body with red eyes and tear stains on his cheeks. It didn't make sense and Korra refused to believe the water bending legend had passed on."No, Tenzin you're making a mistake. She's just sleeping."Tenzin closed his eyes. "She was Korra, she was.""She still is!"The 17 year old was quickly getting upset with Tenzin for acting the way he was when all Katara was doing was resting."Korra, calm down." Mako, who stood on the left side of her next to his brother, ordered.Her teammates had come back to the island with her this time, upon Korra's request
Out of Control - Part 1"I'm sorry I'm late!" Korra rushed into the gym, strapping the last of her protective gear on her forearm. Her two teammates were currently working on some strength training. Bolin was doing push-ups, counting out in grunts. Mako paused his lunges, stood, and glared. She knew he was going to be mad at her. He was always mad at her these days."You're beyond late. We only have ten minutes of practice time left," he said, gesturing at the gym's clock. She couldn't dispute this. She was late to practice. Again. At least she had an excuse. It was the usual excuse that she'd been using the past few weeks, but it was an excuse nonetheless. She put a hand on her hip."I was with Tenzin, okay? It's not my fault."Ever since she had challenged Amon (and lost), Tenzin had been working her harder than ever. She spent hours upon hours practicing, training, studying, learning. A lot of these hours were spent alone. It was miserable, but she forced herself to do it. Nobody else had to know th
Story Behind the Kiss...A Makorra Drabble"I have to go!" she said and made an attempt to dash away. He grabbed her shoulder and turned her back to him."You can't go back there!" he panted, still breathless from running. "They'll kill you, or worse they'll catch you!""I don't care! I have to go back, you don't understand!""I understand perfectly! You can't resist just throwing yourself into the fray! You'll get yourself killed, Korra. Then what will happen to Tenzin and Amon and mmph-!"She smashed her lips to his. It was over before it quite began, Mako didnt even get to really close his eyes."I'm glad you care so much." She ran back into the fight.
Mama Mako - Legend of Korra Mother's Day!Mama Mako~P~The light of morning sun fluttered through Mako's loosely drawn blinds, hitting him directly in the eyes, causing him to groan and turn over. He didn't *want* to get up yet. Curling into a ball and throwing his pillow over his head, he mumbled his annoyance into it. It was just one of those days for the Firebender he had come home rather late the night before from his job at the factory, sore as could be. It had been a gruelling day of work and it was still affecting him into the early morning hours he hadn't gotten more than three or four hours asleep from the never ending ache in his back. Though Mako was usually one to work his way through the pain, he just couldn't find it in himself to jump up and go like normal that morning. He was sore and tired, and all he wanted to do was sleep. And besides it was his day off... but even then, he usually got up early. But not today.Bolin had other ideas, however this was his first day of his new job,
FearKorra sat meditating in the front of her temporary home, trying her hardest to ease the stress out of her mind. It seemed nearly impossible. Amon's solid mask and deep, intimidating voice was replaying over and over in her head. She closed her eyelids even tighter, ignoring the sweat that dripped down the side of her face. Breathe, just breathe, she reminded herself constantly, parting her lips and inhaling large amounts of cool oxygen into her lungs. For a moment she was at peace, staring into complete darkness, feeling her body go weightless and relaxed. Her head wasn't pounding anymore and her heart was no longer beating in her ears. They were both rather calm and forgetful. Her head tilted back the slightest bit, allowing the sun's warming rays to tickle her cheeks with warmth, allowing the very edges of her walls to begin to break down. Then footsteps. Fast, light footsteps. Sneaky ones. Stealthy ones. She tried to ignore them but they kept coming. They were getting closer.
What Could Be-MakorraKorra walked into practice that day to see, yet again, that Mako wasn't there."Hey, Bolin. Umm where's Mako?" Bolin who was chunking rock discs into a net just turned and shook his head at her."Do you really have to ask? He's with Miss Sato." He pronounced Sato like he had a funny taste in his mouth."This is his second time missing practice!" He tossed his towel down angrily.Of course, Korra wasn't surprised by this at all. It seemed that every time Asami crooked her finger, Mako came running like a little puppy."That's okay, we can still practice, though!" The happy expression had returned to Bolin's face. "You know, we need to work on your defensive skills. You're like a sitting turtleduck out there!""Oh, I am, am I?" Korra sent two earth discs volleying towards the earthbender's head. He blocked them easily and returned the gesture. Korra tumbled out of the way and sent a wave of water whipping at her opponent. He fell to the ground with a thud."That's good, that's good," he
Girl ProblemsZuko reread Katara's letter for the hundredth time. She asked him to remind Pema to take care of herself, to tell Jinora stories about when they were younger, to make sure Ikki and Meelo don't interrupt him while he did that, to remind Tenzin that Korra doesn't respond well to strict teaching techniques but not to be too easy on her because she needs to learn airbending and to be patient with Korra and use positive reassurance (all Zuko could think of was when Katara was telling him the same things about Aang), offer to take Korra out for meat because she was sure Korra would be craving it by now (must be a Southern Water Tribe thing, he thought), and to make sure those teammates of hers were treating her nicely and to threaten the boys if they weren't. The last part sounded almost fun but he was sure it wouldn't be needed. From what he'd seen of Korra when he visited the South Pole years ago and what Katara told him he's pretty sure Ko
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A survey conducted in 2011 by the Asia Business Council sought the opinions of 64 Asian Business Executives across 13 countries on the topic of critical issues for business in Asia. Only 20% saw "Social Issues" as "Very Important." On the contrary, 51% saw energy and the environment as "Very Important" issues to their businesses, with 43% selecting "Finance and Business."
The same study reveals that 71% of the participating executives invested or increased their investments in China in the last 12 months. 69% plan to do the same in the next one to three years. Will social issues continue to be of marginal importance in the coming years? I certainly hope not but it may take something drastic, perhaps a major strike or accident, for concerns to shift towards the protection of worker's well-beings a priority in the face of profit maximization in China.
Apple has made promises to raise wages and cut daily work hours in response to a recent Fair Labor Association investigation. The company, as well as other large multinational companies with large investments in China, now awaits the fallout.
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A survey conducted in 2011 by the Asia Business Council sought the opinions of 64 Asian Business Executives across 13 countries on the topic of critical issues for business in Asia. Only 20% saw "Social Issues" as "Very Important." On the contrary, 51% saw energy and the environment as "Very Important" issues to their businesses, with 43% selecting "Finance and Business."
The same study reveals that 71% of the participating executives invested or increased their investments in China in the last 12 months. 69% plan to do the same in the next one to three years. Will social issues continue to be only marginally important in coming years? It may take something drastic in China, perhaps a major strike or accident, for concerns to shift towards the protection of worker's well-beings a priority in the face of profit maximization. Keep in mind that the market valuation of member countries in this survey is over $2 trillion as of August 2011.
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Five days ago, I said this was to be an epic post. Then I remembered the rules of sharing content online, even if its from your heart. You don't do it. Because while you want it to be said, you don't wanna deal with the repercussions. Also, sharing your little feelings and stuff about how much you love your family and friends and the whole Canton Fair experience is too mushy gushy for an external audience that don't give a shit.
So, I'm in the quandary of not really wanting to express myself fully on Facebook even though I gave it a decent effort. Each description was like a five paragraph middle school paper. So I kept most of my thoughts to myself and I'll probably talk to my mom at length about how awesome the week was and how much I enjoyed her Shantou family and so forth. But as far as telling the full story to a wider audience is concerned, I thought maybe I'd do so through my Tumblr. Thus, my post last week saying this was gonna be an epic post. Then I realized that Tumblr's still kinda public even though I bet less than 10 people read it in total. But the fact that it is public means I can't say everything. I'm writing our social media guideline policy document at work. I don't wanna contradict myself. That would be downright foolish and hilarious, but not to my boss.
And how I write on Facebook and Tumblr and such is that I don't give a f*ck about grammar and properness. Its my own thoughts and when I write those thoughts down, I shouldn't have to put a lens on it for you guys cause that's messing up my thoughts and that ain't ballin to me.
So, I realized that what I really think, my deepest thoughts and opinions on a lot of shit, I can't say through my blog or through Facebook or come anywhere even close. That's not whatchu do.
And thus, I keep a journal. On my tablet. Its 7 inches. Perfect for taking journal notes anytime: at work, on the move, in the john, one or two hands, pecking away and recording your innermost thoughts on daily happenings or what you read about on Techcrunch all in your little journal on your tablet. Its sick. I enjoy it. And one day, its gonna go public. In my book. When I'm rich. And nobody can tell me what to do or say in public.
And its not like I'm hating on Obama or straight up dissing somebody. But anything anywhere near sensitive on any level, I can't say it. I have to keep it to myself. And what if I forget? Where's facebook and Tumblr and Twitter and all those things when I need them? I can't publish my thought to them. I have to keep it to myself. Or put it in my journal. Which is becoming second nature. I love it. I frees my mind when I can put a thought down. And I got a shit ton to do too, in and out of work. So I need a free mind. And I'm at that ripe age where I got an opinion and thoughts and shit on everything. But again, like Dmitry Shapiro of Anybeat said on "this week in venture capital" with Mark Suster, I can't say shit in public. I can't even say 'shit' in public, on Facebook, or it may upset my relatives, which is what Facebook is for: relatives and friends and such.
So where am I to turn? Forums? Comment sections of websites and stuff? I could. But I don't really want to cause how am I supposed to remember what comment I made on the Economist or on Fast Company or on the Diplomat five weeks later? I just want it all in my little journal and even though nobody can see it but me, eventually, somebody will be sitting next to me. And I'll share what I thought a few months ago on this or that, a few days ago, an hour ago.
So then what becomes of my Tumblr blog? I can't really say what I want cause some of its controversial and some of its personal. Even if only 5 people read it. I guess I can't say anything on Tumblr. So do I keep it? If it would allow me to upload more than 10MB of pictures per post, I would. But it don't. So I have to compress my pictures before I post them. And they end up looking kinda lousy. Don't Tumblr know 3.5MB per picture is like the standard? That means we can only put like 2.
I don't even like posting to Facebook a ton. Only to remind people of the epic LSU game that's happening a week from now. November 5th. Since I'm in China, it'll be in the morning. I'll be watching the hype all night. I'll be watching the game. I'll be really inefficient that weekend. But it'll be a sick game and I hope LSU comes out on top. I don't even have to hope. They're an unbelievable team this year.
So again, no facebook really, no tumblr, and lol twitter. So I'm left with my best thoughts and my journal.
You know what that means? That means I don't really care to upkeep my Facebook. Or Tumblr I guess (its been a good run). Or Twitter. Or lol LinkedIn. But I want a profile. I want people to know who I am, what I think, what I like to do, how creative and cool and insightful and real I am.
It starts with my journal. then my pictures. then my little social media presence. then my resume. then a little about my family, and a little biographical information about who I am. That's all I need.
I want to put it all in an app. With live feeds and colorful pictures and a little external social media sprinkled here and there, and a little resume so people don't have to look for me on linkedin, cause who really does anyway?
Brief aside. I read Dave McClure's 500Startups and he said something like - you need to keep a linkedin profile, and a blog, and search engine optimization or something like that - my initial reaction was this: I don't do nothing for nobody. I blog for me, not for you. If recruiters wanna find me, come find me. But don't expect to be dazzled by LinkedIn. cause I haven't updated that for months. I think. Though hell, I probably will soon cause that's procedure for people my age.
Back to what I was thinking about. I want an app. For me. With all the vital information. That I can show whoever's next to me, like my friends or family or whatever, if I want. And it'll have sick pictures and sick content and sick thoughts and sick customization. All my passions, my stories, my goals, my mentors, my supports, and who I respect. And somewhere I can ask a community anything I want. Like Quora. But not like Quora. I can't say anything I want on Quora. I want this to be like Mobile Roadie's sick solutions for Madonna and Taylor Swift. But sicker. I wanna replace Madonna and Taylor Swift. Why shouldn't I be able to?
I can't program. I tried to learn Python. Gave up after a couple solid weeks. I honestly don't care about programming. I care about people. I'm sorry. Ok. Programming is hard. And I wish I could. I'm just not the kind of person that's going to sit there and try to learn it all. even if its just piece by piece. Maybe later in my life. I respect programmers.
So I gotta build this app somehow. What's the first step? I don't know. But the plan is really simple. Find one person to talk to about this. Get their input. Make some changes. Talk to someone else. One person at a time. Its not so daunting if you really think about it. I'll get it done. I know i will. And I'll be the first customer. I don't know if I could call myself a customer if the app's probably gonna be for free. But I'll be the first user. Fine.
And i hope there's a billion more that join me. And it'll be the place you an go to for help, the place you can go to help others, and somewhere where u can express who you really are and what you really think to yourself and others you choose like a normal social network. And it'll be really sick. Cause people can say what they want.
Now how to get that kinda thing approved in China…
If this is my last tumblr post, damn. I liked tumblr. I thought it was the bomb. It still may be. and I may use it in the future again.
Anyway, next on my checklist to see what I gotta do next on my laundry list.
Oh, laundry. Damn I miss my mom. :/
Epic post to follow. Suffice it to say I made the right decision in going to the Canton Fair this week to see some of my family and close friends. Its been 5 months. I'm looking forward to another crazy but awesome week in my life and am a very happy man writing this post right now. More pictures and stuff to come.
Was down in Hong Kong earlier this week to renew my visa. Here's my thoughts on the city.
First of all, plenty of people that I've met in China have raved about Hong Kong the city and the night life, though a few have had less glowing remarks about the people. Over the summer, Facebook posts about Hong Kong were mostly positive. Two of my Russian friends that I met earlier this summer brought back one of those touristy guide books and suggested all the things I should do there: shopping, eating, clubbing, the Ferry, Victoria Peak, the Avenue of Stars, going to Central to see all the business people, etc.
Aside from eating Burger King for a couple days, I spent most of my time just wandering the city between Tsim Sha Tsui and the Wanchai metro stations. And as I gazed at the splendor and magnificence of Hong Kong, I found myself deep into thought so many times that I had to stop to take notes or risk forgetting everything…or running into people.
The following thoughts aren't meant to be very deep. I didn't even take any pictures, though I will the next time I go in three weeks. Here we go:
1) There is a big difference between Hong Kong and China's biggest cities of Guangzhou, Beijing, and Shanghai. I can't really describe it but it reminds me of the first and second time I went to California. I went to Los Angeles, California for the first time when I was 12 for a wedding (and Disneyland - there's one too in HK by the way). It blew me away. I'd spent much of my life in the Midwest (Indiana), South (Baton Rouge and Richmond), and East (New Jersey) and had no idea what to expect from the West coast. I loved the palm trees, the weather, the greenery, the wide-open six-lane highways, driving by the Coliseum and the Staples Center, Disneyland of course, the Mexican scene and food, and the vibe in general. I thought I could feel the same thing in Hong Kong with the exception that Hong Kong was a lot more crowded. But there were palm trees, and policemen that seemed nice, and order. It reminded me of what I could expect from Japan. Brought back good memories. I don't think I could live in Hong Kong but if I ever have a reason to move to California, I'd probably take it in a heartbeat (sorry Nebraska).
2) The Well-off People.
Again, I spent most of my time around Tsim Sha Tsui and Wanchai, which were probably some of the wealthier areas of the city so I don't want to make generalizations. But this is my blog so I can. I thought in general the guys looked taller, paler, stronger, more confident, and healthier. I saw the most tattooed Asian men in my life as well. That was a bit surprising considering I see no one with tattoos in China. In general, an attractive girl would pass by me every five seconds. This is different than Guangzhou for a few reasons 1) I go to work here so I don't see a lot of college-aged girls, only those a bit older. 2) there's a pretty popular club about a hundred yards away from the office that attracts some quite sexy Chinese women and a a few modelling agencies near our office that bring a ton of European models to our crosswalks and McDonalds. However, in Hong Kong, the girls didn't have to be going to a club or part of a modelling agency to stand out.
2) The Poor People.
So besides the guys and girls I mentioned above, there were the rest. These consist of foreigners, the destitute, the middle class, and the taxi drivers. Observation 1: There were quite a few British people walking around and their accents were still sharply British. I don't really have much of an opinion on British people in general but our company has a good team in London that I like. Observation 2: There were a ton of Middle Easterners, Africans, Indians, etc. A lot of these guys were obviously doing well, but others had the less glamorous roles of trying to sell tailored clothing and other things that I didn't feel like buying. These guys were generally nice and spoke English, which is hardly surprising but considering I've been in China for the last seven months it was a change of pace. Observation 3: The destitute. Just like in any country, the poor were really poor. What made me feel a little bad for these guys was that they had to live in a city with so much modernity, class, savvy, fashion, and wealth and among people were generations removed from any kind of poverty whatsoever. That is probably the primary reason why I would not like to live in Hong Kong or New York or Tokyo or any really big city. I don't really like to see a lot of poverty among cities with such fast paces of life because to me it feels like everyone's working too hard that they compeltely ignore these people or have no choice but to ignore them. It made me feel that I would rather live in a suburban (not rural because even I get bored) or semi-urban setting because at least I wouln't feel the need to live or think at such a quick pace and can instead focus on myself, my family, my friends, my work, and my community and try to make it better. And the smaller or slower the city, the more of a difference you feel you could make. Observation 4: The taxi drivers. They spoke English and were very helpful. As were the hotel staff when I needed directions or help finding a place. Also, they drove on the right side of the car, which reminded me of Singapore I believe.
3) The sky and the quiet. This one's short. I was relieved that when I looked to the sky I could see the stars. Can't do that in Guangzhou. I also liked how quiet it was at night. Where I live in Guangzhou, I hear cars honking and construction workers building 24/7. It forces me to close my windows at night just to hear myself think even if I want the fresh air. But in Hong Kong, granted I wasn't wandering the party section of the city, I got to experience a calm quiet that I believe is very important for a city to have. People need to be able to hear themselves think.
4) Cars yield for passengers at crosswalks. China has much to learn here.
5) In Hong Kong, you can tell that money is made. At the same time, you can tell that money is blown like the wind. Sitting on a bench from Tsim Sha Tsui gazing at Central (the section with all the tall buildings for the financiers and upper middle class workers, I could see why there were people actually shopping at high-end fashion stores in Tsim Sha Tsui. They were making bank and had to spend it someway or another.
6) You can vote here. I saw a billboard for a politician as soon as I walked out of the train station. I had to do a double take. Haven't seen any sort of political activity in Guangzhou.
7) Lots and lots of iPhones. Again, I spent a lot of time in TST and Wanchai but I saw a ton of iPhones. Good for Apple. It reminded me of when I first started at Harvard and saw a ton of Macbook Pros at my Life Science lecture. I didn't know so many people used Apple products.
8) I'm glad that I went to Hong Kong and am actually quite excited to go back in the next three weeks to close a client project. But again, I'm happy that my parents raised me and exposed me to small towns, suburban life, big cities, and all the rest.
Cue John Mellencamp's Small Town here.
Ok dad. That was Hong Kong. I'll try to keep you guys updated via more blog posts more often.
I'm a lucky man. Had a great weekend. Relaxed on Saturday. Played tennis with Manav Friday and Sunday.
My roommate took my clothes out the washer and hung em up for me! How sweet. Gotta return the favor next time I see her.
Closed out Sunday night with my friends from GCC and Anna Yeung. You will all be missed. A lot. Well, a little bit. Will spend nights on the tennis courts to drown away the loneliness… : )
Skyped the family around midnight. Paul's finally home after a summer doing neuro/brain research in Houston. Bo's home too after a summer at MIT. I'm the only one that's still thousands of miles away from home.
No worries though. I feel like there's a higher calling for me here. Just gotta figure out what it is. Everyday I think about it.
In the meantime, still gotta lot of work to do, friends to make, and people to help. Have a good start to the semester everyone and safe travels back home and to school wherever it may be.
Hey Dad! Happy Birthday from China! I had a great meeting with some friends and acquaintances over dinner. We ate at the same Indian restaurant. It was fantastic. Food's much much better than the Oven.
Finally played tennis with Manav a couple nights ago as well. We were both really rusty but plan to play tennis once or twice a week if he's not travelling. We played on artificial grass courts. It was really cool.
No new updates. Still working hard and learning new stuff everyday. August 17th 2011 is a special day for you and the way its looking right now, its gonna be a special day for me as well.
Hopefully the weather cools down soon. Enjoy the rest of the tennis season, golf season, and the start of the football season.
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What about, the Cat Test? Prepositions are anything a cat can do. A cat can go up, go down, go over, go around, go under, go beside, go in, go on, go out, go to (the sofa), go for (some milk), go with (you), and so on.
Now, there are a few things that cats can't do. For example, cats can't go of, so you have to memorize the prepostion "of".
As for our example sentence, "Everyone except Todd left", we're dealing with an exception to the rule. except for is the standard phrase, it's a phrasal (two -word) preposition, and "for" is often omitted.
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Subject: Everyone
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Greater Atlanta Christian 67, Howard School (Tenn.) 20: The host Spartans staked themselves a 28-0 lead in the first quarter behind Micah Abernathy's two early scores. The defense and specials teams decided that they wanted to get in on the scoring action as well. Parker Pohill returned a punt 69 yards for a touchdown and Ross Wood ran an interception back 90 yards for a score.
Lovett 35, Fort Payne (Ala.) 13: Lovett improved to 5-0 after roaring to a 21-0 halftime lead. The visiting Lions rushed for 348 yards while causing five turnovers. Running back Grant Haley rushed for 141 yards on just four carries including a 99-yard touchdown run in the second quarter. Miles Henderson added 100 rushing yards and two scores for Lovett.
Westminster 30, Thomson 13: Westminster had four interceptions in its win over visiting Thomson, one each by Chase Williams, Luke Johnson, Nelson Douglas and Charlie Trense. Johnson returned his pick for the Wildcats' second touchdown of the game. Quarterback Rankin Woley led the offensive charge with two touchdown passes and Trey Blasingame booted three field goals—all from more than 40 yards.
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Lovett is solid and I wish you luck against WACO. Your coaches will be ready and I would love to watch that one.
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1100 block Battery Ave., Sunday, Aug. 14, 2:55 a.m.: Two women were robbed at gunpoint of cash and a cell phone.
1900 block Christian St., Monday, Aug. 15, 11:15 a.m.: A woman was robbed of cash.
1400 block McHenry St., Thursday, Aug. 18, 11:15 a.m.: two men were arrested for kicking another man in the head and trying to rob him. Nothing was stolen and the victim was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Aggravated assault
100 block S. Schroeder St., Thursday, Aug. 18, 10:50 p.m.: A man got off an MTA bus, and immediately four or five boys riding past on bicycles shot at him with a pellet gun. The victim felt a sharp pain in his right forearm but refused treatment.
100 block W. Hamburg St., Friday, Aug. 19, 12:30 a.m.: Police responding to a call found two men wrestling on the floor. Police broke up the fight and found that the victim asked the suspect not to touch his radio. The suspect punched the victim in the face and knocked him to the floor. The suspect had been drinking, and spent the rest of the evening at Central Booking. The victim was taken to a hospital for treatment.
1800 block W. Lombard St., Friday, Aug. 19, 4:30 p.m.: A 17-year-old boy was shot in the calf.
1600 block Harden Ct., Saturday, Aug. 20, 3:30 a.m.: Police responding to a distress call found a man bleeding from his mouth and nose. Police arrested a suspect, who said that he beat the man because the victim is gay. The victim told police he was out walking when the suspect punched him in the face, kneed him in the groin as he fell, and then kicked him in the face and sides. A witness told police he saw the attack but did not want to get involved.
1500 block E. Clement St., Sunday, Aug. 14, 5:14 a.m.: Someone broke into a house. Nothing was reported stolen.
1500 block S. Charles St., Monday, Aug. 15, 3:40 a.m.: A man was arrested for trying to kick his way into a woman's home. Police noted that the suspect was drunk and that there was no damage to the door.
200 block Scott St., Thursday, Aug. 18, 9:10 a.m.: Someone broke into a house and stole a MacBook computer and cash.
200 block Scott St., Monday, Aug. 15, 10 a.m.: Someone forced his way into a house. Nothing was reported stolen.
1800 block Wilkens Ave., Monday, Aug. 15, 11:15 a.m.: Someone broke into a house and stole a television, jewelry and personal papers.
200 block S. Fremont Ave., Saturday, Aug. 20, 2 a.m.: A man kicked in the front door but did not go into a house. Nothing was stolen.
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Ramsay and Barre streets, Sunday, Aug. 14, 9 a.m.: Someone pried open the driver's door of a 2007 Chrysler Town & Country van and fiddled with the ignition, but failed to steal the van.
500 block W. Barre St., Sunday, Aug. 14, 8:40 p.m.: Someone stole a 2007 Honda.
Unit block E. Barney St., Sunday, Aug. 14, 10:30 p.m.: Someone broke into a car and damaged the ignition but failed to steal the car.
600 block E. Heath St., Monday, Aug. 15, midnight: Someone stole a 1992 Honda.
300 block S. Calhoun St., Friday, Aug. 19, 1:30 a.m.: Someone stole a 2007 GMC truck.
1700 block W. Lombard St., Sunday, Aug. 14, 7 a.m.: A man told police that someone had taken jewelry and money from the glove box of his car. There were no signs of forced entry. When an officer asked why the man would keep so many valuables in his car the victim replied, "It's my car. Why not?"
800 block Ryan St., Monday, Aug. 15, 9 a.m.: Someone stole a bicycle.
800 block E. Fort Ave., Thursday, Aug. 18, 9:50 a.m.: Police arrested a shoplifting suspect.
300 block Otterbein St., Friday, Aug. 19, noon: Someone stole bicycles from a rear yard.
1000 block S. Charles St., Saturday, Aug. 20, 1:05 a.m.: Police arrested a man who tried to steal a woman's purse from a bar. The purse was recovered and returned to the victim.
Stolen from various cars parked in various places: three GPS, a wallet, a parking pass, tags, a briefcase, cash and jewelry. Police continue to remind motorists to take their belongings with them when they leave their cars.
Neighborhood Watch is a representative sampling, not a comprehensive listing, of crimes reported to the Southern District of the Baltimore Police Department. This week's Neighborhood Watch was compiled by Jacqueline Watts.


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Lady Gaga has found her spiritual homeland in Japan. Mother Monster dropped by Japanese TV show SMAP X SMAP and delivered incredible live renditions of "Venus" and "Applause" on a stage that has to be seen to be believed. Elaborate isn't a strong enough adjective to describe this amazing set-up.
The "Do What U Want" diva begins the performance in a colorful kimono before stripped down to a sequined bodice. She belts out "Venus" perfectly while dancing, whipping her wig and zip-lining above the studio. Oh and the overachieving pop icon even plays guitar and invites a Japanese boy band to sing with her.
After a quick wig and outfit change, Gaga returned for a typically high energy version of "Applause". Watching the 27-year-old perform in such a wacky environment was like seeing a zoo animal in their natural habitat. It somehow made the songs seem less theatrical and much more relatable. Watch up top for an eye-popping dose of true ARTPOP.
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Thuyilatha penn ondru kanden
Lyrics & Chords
Tamil Nostalgia 60s
sung by Ravi and me once again
Theagaraj Dhanapalan said
Wow Awesome!!!!
Ithu endrume ulagam azhiyum varayilum Thuyilatha padal than.
manamarntha paratuthalgal. Iruvarum Miga Miga Arumaiyaga paadiyulleergal. Thiru Ravi avargal thangalukku inaiyaga miga arumaiya paadiyullar. En kadhil Thenai olithathu.
Mothathil neengal padiya kuralin inimai, menmai,ithu endrum En manathil thuyilathu enbadhuthan Vunmai.
Thodarnthu ithu pondra padali arumaiyaga alli thurum ungalukku en Nandri.
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Satheesh Cheruvally said
superb 5/5
Maruthi saidWhat a song to pick,
wonderfull , and flawless singing……
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wow wow wow……………………………… My exclamations go on……………what a song and what a voice!!!!!!!! both of u rock………. Great guys…. get my rounds of applause till my hands go paralysed. Literally cried on listening to this…. God bless u both…. Keep up this good work….
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Saravanan said
Super song No words to say……….
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Love it. Nice one.
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Come and Enjoy a one of a kind, original experience at Ava's Peach Suite at Jenschke Orchard. Ava's Peach Suite is a private luxury cabin location on a real working Peach Orchard (Seasonal). This truly is a one of a kind property. Ava's Peach Suite is located on Wine Road 290 so it is a great place to explore all the different wineries here. It is also conveniently next door to the Fredericksburg Trade Days and the Fredericksburg Wild Seed Farm is just across the road. If you come during Peach season the owners of the property generously will leave you a little box so that you can pick your own Fredericksburg Peaches! Ava's Peach Suite truly has it all. It boasts a King-size bed with upscale linens and an in -room Roman style Jacuzzi tub. The owners have tried to think of everything and have also provided their guests with a Full kitchen, large living room, and a full walk in shower. There is a front covered porch and also a covered back porch. A fire pit in the back of the cabin is a nice place to visit and warm up in the unique setting surrounded by Peach Trees. Come and relax and renew at Ava's Peach Suite at Jenschke Orchards.
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Patrick Hajovsky, Assistant Professor of Art History, spoke at University of California, Berkeley, on January 30th. His talk was "Tremors and Remedies: Images, Intercessions and Ritual Efficacy in Colonial Cuzco" and centered around the colossal votive painting of the catastrophic 1650 Cuzco earthquake.
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Los Altos Patch was so busy trying to stay on top of the Bullis Charter School facilities offer Monday night that we almost forgot to report on our own bit of news: We celebrated our first birthday!
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Los Altos Mayor Val Carpenter surprised us when read her proclamation congratulating Los Altos Patch for its first year. Los Altos Hills Mayor Rich Larsen observed that the communities already had a widely read publication in the Town Crier with a long history—and that there was always room for more.
Patch West Coast Editorial Director Marcia Parker answered questions about Patch and put out a call for ordinary residents to blog about the things that matter to them in Los Altos and Los Altos Hills, whether it's about their organizations or their lives, or the things that interest them the most.
About 55 people came out to enjoy the convivial company, sip wine and sample the offerings of Los Altos caterer, A Savory Bite. Among them: Los Altos City Council members Ron Packard and David Casas, and Mayor Pro Tem Jarrett Fishpaw, Los Altos Hills Town Council members Jean Mordo and Ginger Summit, Los Altos Chamber President Dave Bergman, Los Altos Community Foundation executive director Roy Lave, Penny Lave, members of the Los Altos and Los Altos Hills Senior Committee, members of GreenTown Los Altos and Los Altos Forward. Patch contributors Rob Klindt, Pam Marino, Avni Nijhawan, Crystal Tai, James Tensuan and Pam Walatka were present. Blogger Maureen Jones and members of her team from All Horizons Travel also came out. Passarelle Co. co-founder Taylor Robinson was on hand, along with Brooke Ray, also from Passarelle.


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Hey, what are you doing on Saturday? Coming out and joining me in Downtown Riverside to check out all of the amazing new alternative fuel vehicles that the Western Riverside Council of Governments will have on display, of course! With gas prices testing that $5 a gallon mark, this is your chance to not only get up close and personal with some of the newest technology out there, but to actually get behind the wheel and drive some of these cool machines. The all electric Coda Sedan, the Nissan Leaf, the Honda Civic CNG (natural gas), the Chevy Volt, a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, and a classic early 1900′s electric vehicle, are just a few of the vehicles that will be there for you to poke and prod and slide into without any sales pressure. Just a great way to get a real idea about what kind of options you have to going broke filling up your tank.
I'll be out there with the KCAL Crew from 10am to 2pm breaking out some great KCAL stuff for you, like tickets to the Perris Auto Speedway, Knotts tickets, Haunted House tickets and more. So when you're out and about on Saturday, stop and by and check us out. It is going to be happening at 10th and Main St. in Downtown Riverside (City Hall Parking Lot #34). See you there!
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Multi-principaux avec anti-sélection
AbstractThis article departs from the classical Incentive Theory and his Grand Contrat approach by allowing a common agent to contract with multiple principals, each one controlling one agent's activity through a non linear tarification. In this framework, the Revelation Principle has to be replaced by a weaker concept: an Equivalence Principle. We derive the Perfect Bayesian Equilibria of the offers' game and we compare them to the cooperative solution. Results are shown to depend on the complementarity or the substituability between activities controlled by each principal.
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