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Most states prohibit insider trading if it is based on "material non-public information" (which is a bit strange, as insiders always have material non-public information).
What would be a libertarian position?
For concreteness, let's say Bill owns significant share of BP, and being also part of the management, knows that there was a spill hours after the fact. This information being not public yet, Bill sells his share of the company, then publicizes the fact of the spill. Share prices plummet, the Bill's buyers are very unhappy.
Is Bill guilty of fraud? Is he guilty at all?
As a variation, let's say Bill short-sold (borrowed some BP shares, then sold them, then publicized the bad news, then bought shares at extremely reduced price, then returned the debt, keeping the difference to himself), Does this change the legal result?
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There is nothing wrong with Bill's actions unless he knowingly deceives someone. Withholding information is not the same as deception.
Insider trading occurs regardless of laws, all insider trading laws serve to do is empower regulators to run a racket in the private sector and lull consumers into a false sense of security.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The global language system is the "ingenious pattern of connections between language groups".[1] According to Dutch sociologist Abram de Swaan, a sociological classification of languages based on large scale social role for their speakers:[1]
- Hypercentral language: the language which connects speakers of the supercentral languages (below). Today it is English.
- Supercentral languages: very widely spoken languages that serve as connectors between speakers of central languages; according to de Swaan, there are twelve of these: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Malay, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swahili.
- Central languages: widely spoken languages.
- Peripheral languages: the rest – languages that not many people consider worth learning except to improve one's own communication faculties.
According to the research by the British Council the languages of the world comprise a "hierarchical pyramid", as follows:[2]
- The big languages: English, French.
- Regional languages (languages of the United Nations are marked with asterisk): Arabic*, Chinese*, English*, French*, German, Russian*, Spanish*.
- National languages: around 80 languages serve over 180 nation states.
- Official languages within nation states (and other "safe" languages): around 600 languages worldwide (e.g. Marathi).
- Local vernacular languages: the remainder of the world's 6,000+ languages.
There are predictions that by the middle of the 21st century this will become more diverse in the top, but less in the bottom:[3]
- The big languages: Chinese, Hindi/Urdu, English, Spanish, Arabic.
- Regional languages (the languages of major trade blocs): Arabic, English, Chinese, Malay, Russian, Spanish.
- National languages: around 90 languages serve over 220 nation states.
- Local languages: the remainder of the world's 1000 or less languages with varying degrees of official recognition.
See also[edit]
- World language
- List of languages by number of native speakers
- List of languages by total number of speakers
- ^ a b Swaan, Abram de (2001). Words of the world : the global language system. (1. publ. ed.). Malden, Mass.: Polity Press. pp. 1–6. ISBN 9780745627472.
- ^ Graddol, David (1997, 2000). "The Future of English? A guide to forecasting the popularity of the English language in the 21st century". The British Council. p. 13. Retrieved 22 September 2013.
- ^ Graddol, David (1997, 2000). "The Future of English? A guide to forecasting the popularity of the English language in the 21st century". The British Council. p. 59. Retrieved 22 September 2013.
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I face a similar problem to many here. I am one of the leaders of a guild that I would say is casual-moderate. We have half people who really want to max character potential, and the other half whether they don't have time or do wouldn't even know where to start if they did. Now some of these players I have leveled form the mid 20s all the way to 70. Got them geared and into Kara and after a full epic set and a gillion man hours of hey go get hat mace or lets get this quest item. Im still stuck with a jackass in all purple gear that is MT that goes whoa cool that raid boss just crushed me ahahaha what is going on again. Why do we put ourselves through this.
It is obvious to me now that without some kind of progression I will probably just stop playing. Does that mean that its time for me to look for a more hardcore guild so I can progress?
I switched to leveling alts and it has been fun, but being a Guild Leader you cannot just log onto an alt and do your own thing. The tells never end or you hear about so and so leaving the guild. My whole comp went down and had to write zeros to my HD (35 hours) and then re-install everything and spent 4 hours of in-game time working on my interface. I was close to quitting WoW as people did nothing but invite me or ask for help the whole time I was working on interface. Then have the gaul to berate me for not coming to help.
I helped EVERYONE! and now it gets me nowhere because all the people who "owe me one" left for progression guilds. My server Mannoroth has multiple guilds downing all Sunwell bosses, so it is one place where Hyjal/BT is on heavy farm. I just was whispered last night by a former guildy who "has lots of 70s on another server" (never confirmed) that I had leveled from 60 up and geared through kara gruuls etc. He was a young punk who would blow up at others who weren't doing what he thought they should be doing. He was a warrior who refused to tank for the guild when we had none and eventually was kicked from the guild for his attitude. Of course he whispers me to show of some his new T6 and to talk about how just downed ilidan. Im pretty sure I am teaching some noob how to d/l omen or some dumb shit.
How do I get skilled players on a server where anyone with skill who actually cares is in BT or is just like me stuck amongst noobs or extreme casuals. Wannabees they want all the loots, but do not want to do anything to get them? Do I have to abandon my guild? What could I offer you if you were in all T4 or better if my guild is only barely able to field a 25-man? Do I have to find 30 players who are partially Kara geared and gear all of them up and keep them all together and then make sure nobody outprogresses anyone so that the only thing left for them is to leave the guild?
ShafeNutS --
It seems like you're getting burned out. Are you the only officer in your guild? Perhaps you should delegate some of the raid work to your other hardcore members. We have a small guild but we need 4 officers just to handle 25-mans.
Set aside specific time to "help people." If anyone has a 5-man quest or instance or something they really want help with, start doing it at the same time every week and refuse to do it the rest of the time.
It sounds like you really aren't having fun the way your guild is set up. If it's between you leaving your own guild or putting the work in to make it more fun for yourself and everyone else, I'd say put the work in. Keep everyone in the loop, and give everyone the chance for input, but lay it down that you're stressed and tired and you aren't having fun, so some things need to change before you end up quitting WoW. If your guildmates are really your friends, they'll help. If they aren't, they'll gquit, which isn't the end of the world.
Talk to people privately to prep them for the changes, too.
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Published on Wednesday, March 21st, 2012 at 11:41 a.m.
U.S. District Judge Fred Biery this week issued a "kumbaya" order in connection with the recent settlement of a dispute about prayer at a high-school graduation ceremony. The move reminded us of a fact-check we completed of a statement by Newt Gingrich about the same case.
As recapped by Austin American-Statesman columnist Ken Herman, Biery reacted to comments by an official from the Medina Valley school district after the settlement of a suit by an agnostic family challenging religious aspects of Medina Valley High School's graduation. Parties in the lawsuit worked out an agreement under which employees in the San Antonio-area school district are barred from joining students in prayer or inviting people to pray. Also, religious symbols are barred from school grounds. Students can offer prayers at events but only if introduced as "student remarks."
In his March 19, 2012, order, Herman reports, Biery wrote that James Stansberry, the district's superintendent, said in a TV interview after the settlement that the lawsuit was "a witch hunt." Biery also wrote that school officials misconstrued the lawsuit by erroneously saying the plaintiffs wanted to ban teachers from wearing crosses.
Biery also isn't happy that a school official, post-settlement, posted a Facebook comment calling the plaintiff a liar and "liked" a comment from someone who sarcastically wrote, "There should be a disclaimer after a prayer that says, 'No atheists or anti-religious activities were harmed in the recitation of this prayer.'"
And how does Gingrich fit in?
As we noted in a Feb. 12, 2012, Truth-O-Meter article, Gingrich had mentioned Biery on the stump when arguing that the legislative and executive branches of government should remove judges perceived as abusing their power and acting out of sync with the nation's culture.
After winning the South Carolina Republican presidential primary, Gingrich urged voters to check out a position paper on his campaign website about "the balance of power, putting the judiciary back in its proper role and eliminating dictatorial religious bigots such as Judge Biery in San Antonio, who issued a ruling that … not only could the students not pray at their graduation, if they used the word 'benediction,' the word 'invocation,' the word 'God,' asked the audience to stand or asked for a moment of silence, he would put the superintendent in jail."
We sorted through Gingrich's summary, rating it Half True.
The punch line of the former House speaker's claim — that the Texas order said the superintendent would be jailed if his ruling was violated — overstates things. The order lists incarceration or "other sanctions" as possible penalties, though nothing as a certainty, and doesn't specify the superintendent as potential inmate. Also, the punishment language appears to have been standard.
Ken Herman, commentary, "Judge to parties: Make nice and hush," Austin American-Statesman, March 20, 2012
PolitiFact Texas, Truth-O-Meter article, "Newt Gingrich says judge said he'd jail Texas superintendent if court order on graduation prayer was violated," Feb. 12, 2012
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We have explored about 5 to 7 percent of the ocean floor and about a half a percent of the ocean itself. In the deep ocean, it is even less. Part of it is because it is so hard to get to. I am somewhat optimistic that we will be learning more and more because of robotics -- the autonomous vehicles that are out there are really quite extraordinary. There is a program called the ARGO Project. There are 3000 the floats that go up and down the ocean everyday collecting data, mostly temperature data.
They were designed for global warming studies, and about every 10 days, they came up to the top of the surface and send the data back and go down again. I think it is pre-programmed and they can be programmed when they come up to the surface by satellites. There is pretty extraordinary when you think about 3000 all over the world's oceans. They are designed to last about five years. That is not very long, but as the technology gets better and better, we are going to be able to do more and so I am pretty optimistic about the ability to take a quantum leap in our understanding of the ocean water as new sensors come on board in the future. The countries are creating more and more of these observatories.
At Ocean Leadership, we manage the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI), which is really quite extraordinary. It is a $400 million major construction project and what it will do is create four global sites in the Eastern North Pacific, the Western North Atlantic, off of Chile and off of Argentina. These are the areas where the major systems occur with respect to watching and monitoring climate change. These are not one or two moorings, there are series of moorings and they'll have buoys attached to them. They have a lot of instrumentation on them, but in addition, they'll have robotic vehicles and autonomous vehicles that will go up and down from the ocean surface down to the bottom. They will power up in these garages and send their data back and then go off, much like a Mars lander. So it is pretty exciting, this new technology that is being developed that will afford us this opportunity to have a window to the oceans and the oceans' changes.
There will be sites off the coast, one off of Northwest that will be a cabled observatory. So if you experiment, you can plug into that, and it will also be a great earthquake monitoring system for the Northwest.
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This school is awesome- the classes are small making the student experience rich and individualized. There are field trips and extracurricular activities. These kids have a lot of fun while the test scores are among the highest (and have been the highest). The facility is unsurpassed with 2 gyms, 2 kitchens, computer lab, library, art room, playground and large field. Our family is not Greek but have felt very welcome here. There is an ease about the school that makes it very comfortable. The only downfall is that not many in the community know about it and some might even be hesitant due to the Greek specificality. Don't let that be a concern if you are looking- my kids have never been happier!
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I need a TED icebreaker video! How do I get someone hooked?
I strongly feel like exposing high school and college students could really change our future, because we are the future. I find, however, showing someone a video with someone talking about statistics or dependence on oil doesn't particularly peak the interest of most of my fellow students. I need a talk that is exciting or up-beat or something! I want to get my generation's foot in the TED door. Maybe we can start spreading all of these "ideas worth spreading"!
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May 27 2012: Great idea !
Very difficult to pick one from so many but my suggestion would be about The Venus Project by Jaque Fresco.
It surely would stimulate young minds creativity and will give hope for a future where the Resouce-Based-Economy model is of the essence.
I haven't looked at the one by Sir Ken Robinson that says schools kill creativity but i feel it goes hand in hand with what my suggestion is.
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22-year-old Ashanti Hendricks was handcuffed to a wheelchair, and he wore a cast on his left arm, as he briefly appeared in circuit court.
Prosecutors said Hendricks skipped out on a recent sentencing in a gun case, before Milwaukee Police learned he was seeing his baby at Children's Hospital last Thursday.
Officers confronted Hendricks in a hospital room. Officials said he put down the baby and tried running off. He was shot twice in his left arm after he allegedly displayed a weapon.
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i believe in God. i am a christian.
that doesn't mean i automatically rule out evolution. i don't see why it would be any less divine if evolution was a method God used.
He still did something for us that he didn't do for everything else. that He gave us the breath of life and created us in his image. so we are creators to.
i also don't see why someone powerful enough to speak things into creation would have to be limited by time.
i have no problem believing that God could make eons worth of stuff happen in a day.
i wasn't there though so i'll just wait to find out for sure from someone who was.
if you don't believe in God or believe in a different god i don't hate you for it.
i believe that's a choice God has given you to make for yourself.
that doesn't mean i think it's the right choice just that it's a valid choice and as such it's ok to disagree.
if your choice on the matter is valid then mine is as well.
let people believe what they want. it's ok to tell them about what you believe but it's not ok to hate them and stir up ill will if they don't want to believe what you do.
i don't believe that we can't get along.
we can. it just takes a bit of understanding and more respect than jerks and trolls are willing to give.
again it is ok to disagree about things. they do say variety is the spice of life after all and there are plenty of great things that have arisen simply because we aren't all the same. case in point being architecture, myths, legends, food, clothing, etc. i'm sure we've all got different favorites but what's the point in hating over any of it?


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The Volusia County Sheriff's Office is investigating an incident in which a newborn was found abandoned at a DeBary gas station and convenience store on South Charles R. Bell Boulevard.
The man who found the baby is identified as Ralph Garlick Jr. He has been arrested on charges of knowingly giving false information to law enforcement during an investigation. Police say that although Garlick is not the father and that the baby belongs to his girlfriend.
Authorities said Garlick lied about his identity, using the name of his dead brother. After questioning him, they said Garlick admitted that he lied to deputies about his name and the circumstances.
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Sunrise in front of our office, March 17, 2014.
My 365 Project is still ongoing. Just been too busy to upload the photos.
The sunrise as I arrived at work this morning.
You don't get morning skies like this very often in Korea. Not in winter, anyway.
Famous Goryeo Dynasty brick pagoda of Silleuksa Temple, Yeoju.
Erected on a hill overlooking the Namhangang River, the pagoda is believed to have played the role of lighthouse, warning boatmen of the cliffs and rapids below.
Read more about Yeoju—-and a lot of other cool stuff—-in the February issue of SEOUL.
First sunrise of 2014, seen from Maebongsan Park, Seoul.
Today's shoot demonstrated the importance of patience. At first, there wasn't a cloud in the sky, but a few minutes after sunrise the clouds moved in, turning the sky into a beautiful (and inspiring!) canvas of color and light.
I wish you all the very best in 2014!
Yesterday's sunrise over Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul.
As I headed to work that morning, I looked at the sky and thought the sunrise would be a bit bland. In fact, I almost went straight to the office but decided to head to the top of the hill of 31 Gahoe-dong on the off chance there was something to shoot.
I'm glad I did.
The sun rises above the Bongilcheon Stream in Paju, Gyeonggi-do.
When the weather is better, you can see the distinctive silhouette of the peaks of Bukhansan National Park in the distance. Like in this photo, for example.
The stream appears to be a favorite winter destination of migratory birds (see first and second photos), including ducks and cranes. It is now part of a longer ecological park/bike course that follows the Gongneungcheon, a tributary of the Hangang River.
Panorama shot of Suritijae Pass, Boeun, Chungcheongbuk-do.
Sunrise at the Suritijae Pass of Boeun, Chungcheongbuk-do.
Went with two friends of friends of mine, the wonderful photographers Kim Sung-jin and Kim Jong-young. This one involved hiking to a rock outcrop in the middle of nowhere at 3:00 in the morning in order to occupy a spot before everybody else (see bottom photo) got there.
Sunrise from Mt. Ansan, Seoul.
I had seriously considered sleeping in this morning. Now I'm glad I didn't. You don't get mornings like this every day.
Inspiring sunrise over Cheonan Independence Hall, seen from Mt. Heukseonsan.


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The Ultimate Mardi Gras Experience in New Orleans
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A Guide to Carnival and Mardi Gras in New Orleans
by Jenny Peters
If you're lucky enough to be spending Mardi Gras in the Big Easy, make sure to read this primer first. "Carnival" describes the weeks leading up to Mardi Gras Day (also known as Fat Tuesday), the day before Lent, the Catholic time of atonement, begins. And while some in New Orleans use that term, most just call all of the season of revelry "Mardi Gras." It actually begins on Epiphany, January 6; but the big celebrations and major parades really happen in the last two weeks leading into Mardi Gras Day (which is a city-wide holiday in NOLA).
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Big Bear's 48-Hour Fall Lodging Special
on September 16th, 2013Print This Post
Nothing says fall like the changing of the leaves, perfect weather, Oktoberfest and the great outdoors. And what better way to experience this magical time of year than by saving money while you do it? But you have to move fast.
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The Bahamas Celebrates Its 40th Birthday – Travel Special
on July 17th, 2013Print This Post
by Patricia Mack
Happy Birthday To You.
Happy Birthday To You.
Happy Birthday, The Commonwealth of The Bahamas.
Happy Birthday To You.
This nation of islands celebrated its 40th birthday this month, but it wants visitors to get the presents!
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"Terracotta Warriors" Package at Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco – Travel Special
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You don't need a time machine to travel back to ancient China with Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco's "Terracotta Warriors" package. In celebration of the opening of China's Terracotta Warriors: The First Emperor's Legacy, the hotel is offering accommodations for one night, an exhibit keepsake and two VIP admission tickets to the Asian Art Museum. The exhibit features 120 objects from the tomb complex of China's first emperor Qin Shihuang (259-210BC), including eight life-size terracotta warriors and two horses.
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Hotel de Paris Saint-Tropez Grand Opening – Travel Special
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There are many good reasons to visit Saint-Tropez: the seaside glamour, the star-spotting, the hot nightlife and now the Hôtel de Paris Saint-Tropez. Discover the new luxury property coming to southeastern France with the hotel's Grand Opening special.
Be the first to experience one of its 90 rooms and suites, Le Suffren Café by Georges, Spa My Blend by Clarins and rooftop terrace with clear-bottom pool suspended above the atrium. The décor is contemporary design with a palette of warm Mediterranean tones and bright accent colors inspired by the surrounding village. Bonus amenities include free Wi-Fi in guest rooms and public spaces, iPod stations, a pillow menu and terraces overlooking the landscaped patio.
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My Puerto Rico Experience Package at La Concha, A Renaissance Resort – Travel Special
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Eco-kayaking, Horseback Riding and Other Adventures in Puerto Rico
Skip the cleaning this spring and escape to the Caribbean with the My Puerto Rico Experience Package from La Concha, A Renaissance Resort. Recently renovated to the tune of $220 million, this beachfront resort in San Juan comprises 483 rooms (including 226 suites), a casino, lobby bar and five on-site restaurants, including Perla, a floating seashell restaurant.
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The Sky Lodge Couples Ski Retreat Package – Travel Special
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Romantic Winter Wonderland Escape
With Valentine's Day almost upon us, you'll need to get your romantic plans in order — and fast. The Sky Lodge in Park City, Utah, is here to help with its Couples Ski Retreat package.
Located in the center of Park City's historic Old Town, The Sky Lodge is walking distance to more than 40 restaurants, as well as nightlife, museums, theatre, galleries and boutique shopping. Just steps from Park City Mountain Resort's Town Lift, the hotel also provides easy ski-in/ski-out access, making your romantic ski vacation that much easier.
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Cal Jet Air Offers Non-Stop Flights to Mazatlán – Travel Special
on January 23rd, 2013Print This Post
There's no better time than now to visit one of the hottest wintertime destinations south of the Mexican border. For the first time in years, an American airline is offering convenient and affordable non-stop flights to Mazatlán from five different U.S. locations: Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Oakland and San Antonio.
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We've got something new rolling out of the porcelain oven and guess what — it's not a gooseneck, a wall sconce, or even a pendant! While porcelain enamel is a much sought-after finish for lighting because of its durability and high-gloss shine, what we've got cooking today is our new collection of Porcelain Enamel Dinnerware. Handcrafted from commercial grade steel just like our light shades, these are heavy-duty, American-made originals – don't mistake these for lightweight, imported adaptations you may have seen!Read More
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Though the city of Chicago burned to the ground in the late 1800s in one of the largest disasters of the 19th century, residents soon rose up and started rebuilding. One of those new homes, built in 1894, is in the Lakeview neighborhood north of the city and is home to Courtney, a hospitality designer by trade. Recently, she began renovating this historic building, and her eclectic tastes began to emerge.Read More
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If you've done your research and decided it's time to invest in LED lighting for your home or business, you probably already know that LED light fixtures can be, well, boring. Unimaginative. Dare we say, ugly? We are happy to tell you that, at long last, you can give the Google search a rest as Barn Light Electric has combined the best in vintage styling with the latest in LED technology for the ultimate light fixture! You can indeed have it all – quality, American made lights plus the high efficiency, environmentally friendly aspects of LED bulbs.Read More
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Although the annual shopping frenzy is in its final throes, we don't want you to forget that our Holiday Sale is still going strong until January 4th! You get Free Shipping on any purchase and enjoy an extra 10% off any fixture in our Porcelain Enamel Lighting family! During one of our many trips to the mall this season, we were sidetracked by our very own Ivanhoe® Sky Chief Warehouse Porcelain Pendants! That cobalt blue is stunning and the industrial look of this rugged fixture gives it an edgy and hip feel. We love the addition of the red cotton twist cord which adds a pop of color streaming down from the ceiling. The height of these fixtures is perfect for throwing some light onto individual displays without a lot of harsh glare.Read More
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You make a trip to the mall, list in hand, determined to stay focused, and look what happens. There's really cool barn lighting everywhere! That happens to us sometimes too, and we just can't resist snapping a picture or two to show how commercial lighting can be fun, stylish, and functional all at once. Take these handsome black sign lights highlighting the name of this store. Where other stores let the mall's generic, fluorescent lights do the job, this business chose to add some style to their entrance.Read More


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Experience medieval and Renaissance delights, discover a passion for regional wines and Italian cuisine, savour the sea views and Tuscan hills, explore the elegant countryside of Lake Como by boat, enjoy an authentic Roman meal with new friends
From the villages of the Cinque Terre to Tuscany's medieval splendour, this is an adventure for those looking to indulge in all of Italy's delights. Walk through grand piazzas and winding lanes, stroll the canals of Venice and float past villas on Lake Como. Marvel at the ancient grandeur of Rome and the Renaissance masterpieces of Florence. Your CEO will take care of the details so you can travel at a leisurely pace and appreciate the scenery, whether it's sipping vino in Tuscany or sampling local delicacies within the walls of charming Lucca. Experience the best of Italy in this all-encompassing tour.
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- Rome orientation walk. Traditional Roman meal. Siena orientation walk and wine tasting. Piazzale Michelangelo evening visit (Florence). Pisa visit (half-day). Cinque Terre park fee, unlimited train ticket and CEO-led hike. Lake Como boat day pass. Venice orientation walk. All transport between destinations and to/from included activities.
- 13 breakfasts, 1 dinner. (Allow EUR430-565 for meals not included.)
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Orientation walk of the Eternal City before a free day to explore myriad options. Opt to tour Vatican City, cross the river to charming Trastevere, eat some gelato in Piazza Navona or swing by the Colosseum and Forum. In the evening, enjoy a true taste of Italy with a traditional Roman meal.
Days 3-4 Siena (2B)
Orientation walk and Chianti wine tasting. Opt to visits Torre del Mangia, Battistero, il Campo and the Duomo. Head out to take part in the evening "passeggiata" and meet the Sienese locals.
Days 5-6 Florence (2B)
Evening stroll to Piazzale Michelangelo. Opt to visits the Duomo, the David, the Uffizi Gallery, the medieval Ponte Vecchio or the Medici Chapels.
Day 7 Lucca (1B)
Opt to attend a Puccini Concert, visit the Guinigi Tower and Museum, Palazzo Pffaner or hire a bike to ride around Lucca's city walls.
Days 8-9 Cinque Terre Region (2B)
Half-day visit to Pisa. CEO-led walk along the Cinque Terre coastal path or take the train from town to town (national park pass and train pass included).
Days 10-11 Lake Como (2B)
Included day pass for the Lake Como boat. Visit multiple towns along the shores. Optional funicular ride.
Days 12-13 Venice (2B)
Orientation walk. Optional activities include a vaporetto ride to Murano and Burano, the Accademia Gallery, Basilica di San Marco and the Doge's Palace.
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You Can Go Home Again
Some people say you can never go home again, but in Beth Kery's Home to Harbor Town series, going home again can be the one place you find both forgiveness and love.
Harbor Town is a picturesque lakeside community that is known for it's white sand beaches, charming Main Street, gorgeous sunsets and friendly neighbors. It's a small town where, at first glance, everything looks beautiful; you'd never know that fifteen years ago tragedy struck leaving four people dead and three families broken.
In The Hometown Hero Returns and Liam's Perfect Woman , the first two books of the series, the author weaves a story not only about romance but about three families that worked, played and grew up together, until one night a drunk driver ended all their hopes and dreams and changed the course of their futures forever. In one moment everything changed and childhood friends and a lifetime of loving memories transformed into regrets, and recriminations.
As an author, Beth Kery's books are always romantic, but they are also deeply layered, and this series has an interesting juxtaposition to it. While the books are initially based in tragedy they are also deeply rooted in love. They explore both survivor's guilt and the ability to move on and love again.
For fifteen years these three families have weathered the storm of heartbreak and learned to pick up the pieces of their lives. They learned by becoming the best possible people they could be and giving back to others. They also coped by burying the past and moving on. Unfortunately, when you bury a painful past it inevitably comes back to haunt you.
In The Hometown Hero Returns, Mari Itani comes home to face her past and to build a better future for her and for the town. The one person she didn't expect to face was the one man she's always loved, Marc Kavanaugh, the son of the man who killed her parents.
In Liam's Perfect Woman, Natalie Reyes as the only survivor of the accident, has spent the last sixteen years isolated and living half a life. Her need to move forward is tied to her need to learn why the crash happened, and so she hires Derry Kavanaugh's son Liam to investigate the crash.
Although each book can be read on its own, each book is connected and gives you a look into the transformative power of love and forgiveness. They're about owning your past and accepting it for both the good and the bad, living in the present and planning for the future. They both explore the issues of finding the truth, even when you know it might not be the one you're looking for, because knowing the truth is better than living in ignorance.
Both books are romances which explore the deeper emotional issues primarily through the hero and heroine. As Mari and Max and Natalie and Liam, each fall in love, you can feel the joy embracing them as they discover you can go home again.
It was easy to fall in love with Harbor Town and the people who live there. Experiencing the wonder of two people falling in love as they grapple with a sensitive and emotional joureny made me want to know more about the other Kavanuagh's, Itari's and Reyes' - and there are more. I'm looking forward to reading about them in future books.
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This sounds like a lovely series and the perfect summer read. Helps that the Special Edition line is a favorite of mine. Thanks for the rec, Marisa!


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- Maasai - Children's Encyclopedia (Ages 8-11)
The Maasai of east Africa are one of the best-known groups of people in Africa. They live in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. The Maasai have a population of about 1 million people. The Maasai language is called Maa.


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Chapter: Tau Sigma
Sigma Tau Delta is the International English Honor Society. A member of the Association of College Honor Societies, it was founded in 1924 at Dakota Wesleyan University.
It seeks to recognize exemplary scholarship and promote life long passions towards reading, writing, and the study of literature through its motto: "Sincerity, Truth, Design." To be inducted into Sigma Tau Delta, you must be an English Major or Minor of good standing with a minimum 3.4 grade point average and have at least three 300-level courses on your transcript. Students who have met this requirement will receive an invitational application. If you feel you have met the requirements, but did not receive an invitation, please contact Professor Lori Garner. She will review your claim and issue an application as appropriate.
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Dr. Subong Assumes WESVARRDEC's RRDCC Chairmanship PostBy Christy Amular
WESVARRDEC Staff
WVSU University President Dr. Pablo E. Subong Jr. has been elected Chairperson of WESVARRDEC's Regional Research and Development Coordinating Council (RRDCC) during the 2nd quarter RRDCC meeting held at the Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State College, Estancia Campus last June 17, 2013. Meanwhile, Dr. Danilo E. Abayon, President of of Aklan State University was elected as Vice-Chairperson. Both chairperson and vice-chairperson will serve the consortium for two years effective July 1, 2013.The RRDCC is the policy-making body of the consortium which performs the vital function of laying down broad policies and guidelines for the effective and efficient operation of the consortium. The council also approves long and short-term work and financial plans of the consortium as well as approve and endorse S&T research project proposals for national and international funding agencies.
Dr. Subong's professional competencies and expertise are in the field of agriculture, business, marketing and medical research, statistics and data analysis procedures, educational planning and management. He obtained his Doctor of Education in Educational Management (Ed.D.) from West Visayas State University and his Doctor of Philosophy in Curriculum Administration (Ph.D.) from Deakin University in Victoria, Australia. Throughout his career as educator, he has held chairmanship posts in various academic departments most notably in agricultural engineering and mathematics. He has received the award of highest distinction in Curriculum Administration in Mathematics from Deakin University in Australia and recently has been conferred Doctor in Philosophy, honoris causa from Kunsan National University of South Korea.
In his acceptance speech as the new RRDCC chairperson, Dr. Subong assured the member agencies of the commitment and support of WVSU as base agency and re-affirmed WESVARRDEC's new vision and mission to become a dynamic force for sustainable agriculture, aquatic and natural resources (AANR) sectors in Western Visayas.
To fulfill the consortium's mission to synergize and harness resources to generate commercial technologies for the development of AANR sectors in Region 6, he deemed it imperative to enhance the capacity of consortium member agencies to generate S&T researches that have tangible impact on the agricultural industry and economy of the country. In particular, the small percentage of the population involved in agriculture poses an immense challenge to the food security situation of the country. Through agricultural research and innovation, this problem can be mitigated.
Dr. Subong also cited the big role of inter-agency collaboration and SUC normative funding scheme in the strengthening of regional S&T research and development capacities. In line with the consortium's goal to promote technology commercialization, the new RRDCC chairperson highlighted the enabling role and bright prospects of the soon to be constructed Php 38M Green Technology Business Incubation Facility in WVSU. The CHED funded business incubation facility is envisioned to benefit not only the research and development initiatives of the university but also the collective and individual technology commercialization aspirations of the consortium.
Lastly, as the new RRDCC chairperson, Dr. Subong encouraged and inspired the consortium's 27 partner and member agencies to closely collaborate and work together for the realization of WESVARRDEC's vision, mission and strategic goals for the benefit of the country.


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BlinkM, The Smart LED
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Have you wanted an LED that can fade from deep red to bright purple? Flash like a police light? "Breathe" softly? Glow like a firefly? Turn on with the subtle fade of an incandescent bulb? Flicker like a candle?
That's BlinkM, a smart LED that lets you do all of that without having to know any electronics engineering or programming.
We attached an ultra bright wide-angle RGB LED to a microcontroller with onboard memory and our software that makes creating arbitrary light colors and smooth color patterns very easy. BlinkM Sequencer--our free Open Source sequencing software runs on most operating systems--makes it easy to select any RGB color or pattern and instantly upload it to BlinkM.
Once programmed, the BlinkM can be detached from its programming interface and work standalone. It will then glow the programmed color or play the programmed pattern whenever 5 volts is applied, just like a regular LED, but with much more flexibility. It can be reprogrammed thousands of times, or stay tethered and be controlled using simple software commands, changing colors in real time.
- Full-color RGB LED w/ 24-bit color control
- Can plug directly into Arduino or LinkM, no wiring or other components needed!
- Specify colors using 24-bit RGB or HSB
- Fade between colors with variable timing and fade speeds
- Randomized color selection, with ranges and based on previous color
- 18 built-in light scripts (sequences)
- Create and save light scripts of up to 49 commands long
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- Up to 127 BlinkM channels on a single two-wire network
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Letters from Mountain Gazette issue #178.
We drink them, play in them, and solve the world's problems on their banks. We also tourniquet them with dams, foul them beyond recognition and then engage in legal wars over their contents.
Besides the dazzling performance of Sandra Cisneros, the highlight for me at San Miguel de Allende's Sixth Annual International Writers Conferenced this past February was the Carnitas Fest at Simple Choice Farm on the road to Jalpa and the Talking Gourds Fire Circle, co-led with poet/teacher Judyth Hill of "Wage Peace" fame — shadows of […]
I could stand here and fish until dark, I think. Or load a backpack and walk upstream, and keep fishing until I am an old man.
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If, like me, you find that floating down some remote canyon on a 100-plus-degree day in Utah necessitates the life-saving presence of copious cans of ice-cold beverages, then you understand the complex nature of determining the correct quantity to pack.
Her eyes follow me as I row toward the boat ramp, and a ghost-like feeling from years ago creeps up my spine, icy and tentacle-like. It's like when Billy died. No, it's not that bad. Can't be. I couldn't take it if it were.
Gone are the native plants, the animals and fish that once thrived here. Denied water, the river's bed of sand has grown lifeless, its banks fallen in. The near horizon opens on barren fields. Fields where food was once grown, irrigated by arterial acequias.
They thought it was probably going to start dropping soon. The river was already higher than any flood since the gauges went in back in the '20s, so the safe bet for forecasters was to say it had just about peaked. "Highest water ever recorded" would be a fair statement.
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But those decisions, whether around your house or around your state, are also based on financial reality. It is always cheaper to repair than replace, and cheaper still to ignore, especially if it's a matter of convenience or cosmetics rather than safety.
The Minneapolis disaster has raised questions about the condition of our area's bridges. According to Virginia Department of Transportation engineer Gary Shelor, the Falmouth Bridge, for example, scores a 5 on a zero-to-9 scale--9 being excellent condition. If it scored a 4, it would be considered structurally deficient. It is 64 years old, and Shelor said bridges generally have a life span of 50 to 75 years.
Shelor said the U.S. 1 bridge is eligible for replacement with federal funds--a project he estimates will cost $20 million--but there's no reason to pursue the project until a reconfiguration of the U.S. 17/Butler Road intersection is chosen.
In the meantime, the bridge will continue to handle nearly 10,000 more vehicles a day than the 20,000 it was built for, according to VDOT figures. And northbound motorists sitting on the bridge in traffic will feel the bridge quake as southbound cars and trucks pass by. Shelor says that's normal with any "continuous steel girder" bridge--you just don't feel it when you're driving along.
States differ in their scoring systems. Inspections in Minnesota, for example, take into account harsh winter weather conditions that we don't see in Virginia. Nevertheless, Minnesota also rates its bridges on a 0-9 scale. In 2005, the Interstate 35W bridge, which opened in 1967, received a 4 for its superstructure, a 5 for its deck, and a 6--one notch better than the Falmouth bridge rates now--for its substructure. Hmmm.
The reality is that no matter how safe and careful we're trying to be, unexpected events will continue to occur.
That's why I try to avoid sitting under the Charles Street railroad bridge when I wait at the Lafayette Boulevard stoplight. You probably recall stories about chunks of concrete falling from the 80-year-old structures that pass over Charles, Princess Anne, and Caroline streets. Officials insist that chunks of concrete don't mean a locomotive is soon to follow.
A $2.8 million repair project is due to begin this fall. To me, $2.8 million doesn't sound like much given the enormity of those bridges and the daily pounding they have taken and continue to take.
While we can do nothing but trust and accept the safety determinations made by transportation officials, failures like the Minneapolis bridge collapse put inspection practices and fatigue estimates in doubt. Maybe we'll learn the bridge failure was a rare, freak event. Or, perhaps serious flaws will
In any event, if we truly acknowledge our dependence on safe bridges, tunnels, airports, dams, levees, and water and sewer systems, we'll take action sooner, rather than leave ourselves vulnerable.
Infrastructure may be boring, but we shouldn't let it bore us to death.Richard Amrhine is a writer and editor with The Free Lance-Star.