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Description:IBM 146.8-GB 10K RPM Fibre Channel (FCAL) Hard DrivePart Number(s)
IBM Part# 32P0765
Overview:This 2Gbps hot-swappable Fiber Channel (FC) Disk Drive option helps double the storage capacity of FAStT storage servers to deliver configurations greater than 32TB. This drive when used with the fully configured 14-bay FAStT EXP700 Storage Expansion Unit can deliver a 2Gbps FC solution supporting more than 2TB of high-performance storage in 3U of rack space. The FAStT700 Storage Server configured with 16 FAStT EXP700s using this drive module provides a full end-to-end 2Gbps FC storage solution of more than 32.8TB. Also this disk drive option can be used with the FAStT EXP500 Storage Expansion Unit and the FAStT200 Storage Server operating at 1Gbps FC speed doubling the capacity of these FAStT family models as well.
CategoryIBM HardDrive
GenerationFibre Channel
Part Number32P0765
Products ID141629
InterfaceFibre Channel
Drive Dimensions3.5 inches
Spindle Speed10000RPM
Internal Data Transfer Rate624Mbit/s
External Data Transfer Rate200MB/s
Seek Time4.7ms
Buffer Size8MB
Average Latency3ms
InterfaceFibre Channel
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This pharmacy style desk lamp is all dressed up with a satin nickel finish. Height is adjustable, so you can put light right where you need it. A built in high/low switch provides accessible lighting control.
One of the most acclaimed designers in the lighting industry, Robert Sonneman has received scores of international accolades for sleek, contemporary designs. From bath bars to sconces and wall lights, Robert Sonneman's passion for quality and cutting-edge style shines through in each and every design. If your home deserves the best European inspired lighting creations, it deserves Sonneman.
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By Chef Laura FrankelThis stylish version of the classic side dish takes center stage with rich fall root veggies and warm toasty spices.The date-honey compliments the vegetables without being too sweet. I serve this as a side for my favorite Pomegranate Chicken Recipe (my own recipe of course!), or with a large salad as a vegetarian meal.
Extra virgin olive oil1 large red onion, sliced thinly1 medium sweet potato, unpeeled, cut into large dice1 medium butternut squash, peeled and cut into large dice2 medium carrots, peeled and cut into large dice2 medium red beets, peeled and cut into wedges about ½ inch thick1 medium gold beet, peeled and cut into wedges about ½ inch thick4 garlic cloves½ cup date honey½ cup golden raisins½ cup dried apricots, chopped1 cup water1 cinnamon stick, or 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon1 star anise1/8 teaspoon ground cloves1/8 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg½ teaspoon ground corianderKosher salt and freshly cracked pepper
Preheat oven to 325.Place a large Dutch oven or sauté pan, lightly coated with evoo, over medium heat.Sauté the root vegetables, in batches, until they are browned on all sides. Be sure to season each batch with salt and pepper!Add back all the vegetables to the Dutch oven or to a pan with a tight fitting lid. Add the date-honey, raisins, water, spices and salt and pepper.Cover the pan and roast the vegetables about 45 minutes or until the vegetables are tender. Uncover the pan and continue cooking until all the liquid has evaporated and the vegetables are browned, caramelized and gooey!Serve with chicken, brisket, fish or as an entrée.Garnish with fresh parsley, pomegranate seeds, chopped dates
Recipe: Kosher, parve, side dish
Laura Frankel is the Executive Chef at Wolfgang Puck Kosher Catering at the Spertus Institute for Jewish studies in Chicago. She is the author of Jewish Cooking for All Seasons (Wiley) and Jewish Slow Cooker Recipes (Wiley), and the former chef and founder of Shallots restaurant. Chef Laura writes for The Jerusalem Post and Bitayavon and Joy of Kosher magazines and is an avid blogger and a passionate farmer's market supporter, giving demos and teaching classes all over the country featuring market produce.
Visit her website: www.ChefLauraskosher.com. Follow her on Twitter: cheflaura1, and check out her Facebook page cheflauraskosher.Chef Laura's books can be found on Amazon.com: Jewish Slow Cooker Recipes and Jewish Cooking for All Seasons: Fresh, Flavorful Kosher Recipes for Holidays and Every Day


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Vintage-inspired black vegan leather moto jacket featuring a cropped fit and asymmetric zip pockets. Silver button detailing, buckled waist. Fully lined. Looks badass tossed over a vintage tee and cutoffs! By Nasty Gal.
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*17.5"/44.5cm length
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We say, "We're a Jesuit university!" You say, "Jesuit?"
Here's why being a Jesuit university matters so much to our students, alumni, faculty, and all members of our Loyola University Maryland community.
The Jesuits are members of the Society of Jesus, an order of Roman Catholic priests founded by St. Ignatius Loyola.
Loyola's liberal education ensures students place the highest value on the intellectual life, and that they understand that leadership and service to the world are intimately connected. Loyola remains mindful of the Jesuit precept that the aim of all education ultimately is the ennoblement of the human spirit.
You'll take classes in Loyola's rigorous curriculum where faculty expectations are high.
As an undergraduate, you'll complete the core curriculum, taking courses in English, philosophy, theology, ethics, history, fine arts, foreign language, mathematics, natural science, and social sciences.
You'll be challenged to understand the ethical dimensions of personal and professional life and to examine your own values, attitudes, and beliefs.
Outside the classroom, the Jesuit mission is supported through a variety of programs and events sponsored by various departments, including the office of mission integration, Center for Community Service and Justice, and Campus Ministry.
"The Jesuit foundation upon which the Loyola Clinical Centers is built allows us to focus on providing educational and allied health services to community members who might not be able to afford or access the services otherwise. In doing so we model for our graduate students—the future generation of service-providers—the importance of intentionally incorporating social justice ideals into their future practice as clinicians and educators."
—Janet Schreck, CCC-SLP, executive director of the Loyola Clinical Centers
"What makes a Jesuit school different is the emphasis on the core classes—all of them. You may come in knowing what you want to specialize in, but you still want an education that cuts across all subjects—and you enjoy, you don't complain about it! The Jesuits also talk a lot about the idea of eloquentia perfecta—the ability to express yourself professionally, socially, wherever you happen to be. People tell us all the time that Loyola students are really great communicators!"
—Aileen Cunnane, '14, Floral Park, N.Y.
"For me, being at a Jesuit university is all about integrity—being involved in community service matters a lot too, because you can't go out and have an impact on the world if you don't branch out of what you're used to and where you're from."
—Sam Gillen, '15, Wayne, Pa.
"I'm an RA (resident assistant), and for me it's all about the core values, especially cura personalis, looking at the whole person. At a Jesuit school, it's not about comparing yourself to anyone else. It's not necessarily being the smartest person in the room. It's being the best version of you you can be."
—Elizabeth Tierney, '14, Sea Cliff, N.Y.
"A Loyola alumna described what Jesuit education had taught her: 'Dare to be a student forever--and for a higher purpose!'"
—Juniper Ellis, Ph.D., professor of English
"For me, the Jesuit difference in teaching entails balancing high expectations from the students with care for them as individuals."
—Gerard Athaide, Ph.D., professor of marketing
"For me, the Jesuits bring a thoughtfulness and contemplation to all discussions of issues important to our lives."
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|Baseball » News » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Statistics
Caleb Moore earns Louisville Slugger All-American honors
Friday, June 04, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (June 4, 2004) - East Tennessee State junior catcher Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.), the Southern Conference Player of the Year, was named to the Louisville Slugger NCAA Division I All-American Second Team by the staff of Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Friday morning. Moore and South Carolina's Landon Powell were the second-team catchers while Cal State-Fullerton's Kurt Suzuki was the first-team selection. Moore put together one of the best seasons in ETSU history in 2004, shattering the school record and currently leading all NCAA Division I players with a .455 batting average. He also leads the nation in doubles, breaking the ETSU and SoCon record by hitting 31 this season (.60 per game). In addition, Caleb led the Bucs this season with 59 runs scored, a .752 slugging percentage and a .529 on-base percentage. He ended the season on a 21-game hitting streak. He also served as the Buccaneer closer this season, posting a 2-0 record with six saves and a 3.60 ERA. Moore was dominant in his final 11 appearances of the season, yielding just a 1.35 ERA. Caleb led the Bucs to a 28-30 record this season, 15-15 in SoCon play. The Bucs improved by 13 overall victories and six conference wins over the 2003 season. Following the regular season, Moore earned first-team all-conference from SoCon coaches and media, and was named Player of the Year by both groups. "This is a great honor for Caleb and East Tennessee State University," commented Buccaneer head coach Tony Skole. "I am extremely proud of the year that he had and I am also proud of the way that he conducted himself through the course of the season. I think it is an amazing accomplishment that in the view of the college baseball world, there is only one catcher that had a better year than Caleb." Moore is eligible for the upcoming Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft that begins at 1 p.m. on Monday, June 7. "It is going to be an interesting day on Monday for Caleb and for some of our other players to see if they will get to play professionally," said Skole. "Every year I have been in coaching, I have had a player drafted. It is very exciting to see our players have an opportunity to play at the next level. We will keep our fingers crossed." Moore was one of three SoCon Players to earn All-American accolades from Collegiate Baseball, as Ryan Johnson of College of Charleston and Chip Cannon of The Citadel both earned third-team honors.
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Watch This: 2014 Sundance Hits To Look Out For
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Watch This: 2014 Sundance Hits To Look Out For
The world-famous Sundance Film Festival celebrated its 30th anniversary this past January in Park City, Utah. Historically the festival has premiered movies from some of the biggest names in American independent cinema, with directors as varied as Quentin Tarantino, The Coen Brothers, Doug Liman, Richard Linklater, Steven Soderbergh among other. It's a place for directors to make their mark, becoming icons in the process. This year saw another dazzling array of films, many of which will be making their way to theaters near you in the coming months.
Here's a list of five red-hot titles to look out for from our friendly film experts at JoBlo.com.
1. Infinitely Polar Bear
Coming from first-time director Maya Forbes, Infinitely Polar Bear is the story of a manic-depressive father trying to keep his family together in the face of adversity. It feels like a crowd-pleasing hit that could fall in the vein of past sleeper hits like Little Miss Sunshine and The Kids Are All Right. The latter's Mark Ruffalo stars opposite Avatar's Zoe Saldana in a performance that's already generating awards buzz. Watch Director, Maya Forbes speak about the writing and directing process here.
2. Whiplash
One of Sundance 2013's breakout stars Miles Teller (The Spectacular Now and the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot) returned to the festival in Damien Chazelle's Whiplash. Whiplash was the official opening night film of the festival, and was picked-up by Sony Pictures Classics shortly after for release later this year. The story of an aspiring jazz drummer trying to make it under the watch of a devoted, but extreme instructor (played by J.K Simmons) Whiplash is the type of film that constantly subverts audience expectations. What starts off as an inspiring coming-of-age tale eventually morphs into a dark, but often thrilling, drama about the price of perfection. J.K Simmons feels like he could be a potential nominee for Best Supporting Actor at next year's Oscars to boot. Fun fact: Miles Teller really played the drums for the music throughout the entire film.
3. The Guest
Downton Abbey heartthrob Dan Stevens utterly reinvents himself as a future action-movie-icon with The Guest, a thriller from You're Next director Adam Wingard. Deftly blending multiple genres, including action, horror and comedy, The Guest feels like The Bourne Identity crossed with Halloween. Stevens gives a star-making performance as a mysterious veteran, who abruptly shows up at a fallen comrade's childhood home, ostensibly to comfort the grieving family. In classic horror-movie fashion, he's hiding a deadly secret, leading to an explosive, action-packed conclusion that kept Sundance audiences on the edge of their seats.
4. Boyhood
Richard Linklater—who started his career at Sundance with Slacker—returned to the fest with a surprise last-minute entry into the line-up. The film Boyhood just may prove to be his masterpiece. Shot over a twelve-year period, Boyhood tracks the coming of age of a young boy named Mason (played by Ellar Coltrane) as he ages from a precocious six-year-old into a thoughtful eighteen-year-old on the cusp of becoming a man. Watching Coltrane age and develop over a twelve-year-span, under the masterful direction of Linklater (who's at his best), was one of the most moving experiences in the festival's history, and the film will likely make a big impact once it gets released later this year. Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette—both of whom worked on this film on and off for twelve years—co-star as Coltrane's devoted parents.
5. The Raid 2
A massively entertaining action spectacle, The Raid 2, which could have easily just been a by-the-numbers sequel, emerged as one of the most talked-about films of the festival. Critics and audiences agree director Gareth Evans outdid himself with this epic two and a half hour thrill-ride. A boost of pure cinematic adrenaline, The Raid 2 ranks with The Empire Strikes Back, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and The Dark Knight as one of the best action movie sequels of all-time. Star Iko Uwais emerges as the action-movie heir to watch. Related Links: Five Movies That Are Already Oscar Contenders For 2015 Now Playing in Your Living Room: April 11, 2014


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A Ridge man was arrested Monday and detained on charging papers alleging he beat a girlfriend the day before with a mop handle, before she briefly left their home and returned to find that her 10-month-old son had suffered a fractured hip.
A court commissioner ordered that John Francis Dorsey Jr., 25, be held in custody in lieu of $15,000 bond on the charges of child abuse and two offenses of second-degree assault.
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WWE Divas Champion Kaitlyn defeated Aksana in a quick match.
WWE SmackDown:
Smackdown kicks off with Booker T entering the ring for his big announcement. Sheamus, Randy Orton, Dolph Ziggler, The Great Khali, Kane and Daniel Bryan are in the ring for the announcement. Alberto Del Rio is shown outside with a bat waiting for The Big Show. Booker says that they all deserve a second chance to become champion and starts to announce that they will compete in the Elimination Chamber, but gets interrupted by Jack Swagger. Swagger says that he wants in the Chamber match, even though there are only 6 spots. Ziggler says he already has a guaranteed shot with the Money In The Bank briefcase, and that he isn't competing in the Chamber. Booker T said that Ziggler can chicken out of the Chamber match, but he can't chicken out of his match with Alberto Del Rio tonight. As for the others, they have to impress Booker and Teddy Long to gain a spot in the Chamber for a World Heavyweight Championship match at WrestleMania.
* Rey Mysterio & Sin Cara vs. WWE Tag Team Champions Team Hell No is our first match of the night. Kane and Rey start. Rey gets some offense in early on and tags in Sin Cara, who gets dominated by Kane. Daniel Bryan is tagged in and Cara gains the advantage. Fast paced match with the crowd behind Rey and Sin Cara. Late in the nmatch, Kane is working over Sin Cara and tagged in Bryan, while Cara made the hot tag to Rey. Rey got in some offense on Bryan and set him up for a 619, but Kane tried to block it with a chokeslam. Rey kicked Kane out of the ring, and Bryan locked in the No Lock. Sin Cara broke it up, Rey hit the 619 on Bryan and gets the win. Team Hell No argued after the match. Said to be a great match.
A video recap of Alberto Del Rio and Big Show from The Royal Rumble and RAW is shown.
Matt Striker attempts to interview Del Rio outside, who is still waiting with a bat. Del Rio said that he was getting fresh air and told Striker to leave him alone.
A recap of the 3MB - Great Khali segment from RAW is shown.
* Jinder Mahal (with Drew McIntyre and Heath Slater) vs. The Great Khali (with Natalya and Hornswoggle) is next. 3MB tried to interfere, but Hornswoggle blocked that. Khali destroyed Mahal in a short match.
Backstage segment with Booker T and Teddy Long discussing Jack Swagger's return, and Teddy Long revealed that it was his idea. Team Rhodes Scholars interrupted and quoted something, and then hugged for a long time. Booker makes Sheamus vs. Damien Sandow for later tonight, and then said, "you're welcome."
A recap of the Vince McMahon - Paul Heyman segment from RAW was shown, which was the same package shown on Main Event. A WWE exclusive video showing Vince being stretchered out of the arena with Stephanie beside him is also shown.
Del Rio is shown out back still waiting.
A recap of John Cena winning the Rumble, deciding on which title to go after and then getting attacked by The Shield is shown.
* Damien Sandow vs. Sheamus. It looks like the Shield might interrupt this match as extra security was just set up near the side they usually come through, plus some camera men headed that way. Sandow took the early advantage. Sheamus fought back and started to dominate when the Shield entered and attacked Sheamus. Rollins is in first, but gets laid out by Sheamus. Rollins sold well. Sheamus fights off Ambrose and Reigns until Ambrose tripped him and Reigns beat him down. The Shield then beat him down and then planted him with the triple power bomb. The Shield then left through the crowd.
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From the Center for Food Safety: Senator Mikulski (D-MD) has introduced an outrageous rider giving a blank check to Monsanto and other corporations to plant illegal genetically engineered crops and it could be voted on tomorrow! This dangerous rider was not included in the House-passed CR, and we are extremely disappointed to see that Senator Mikulski has included it in the Senate version. Thanks to our pressure Senator Tester has introduced an amendment (#74), co-sponsored by Senators Boxer, Gillibrand, and Leahy, to strike the rider from the Continuing Resolution.
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Equal Exchange is honored to be featured on the cover of the latest issue of Yes! Magazine. The entire issue features stories about how co-operatives present a proven alternative to the conventional economy.
Jessica Jones-HughesMarch 6, 2013
March is Equal Exchange Bananas Month! We are proud to be able to share our successes and challenges with you during March. Here are a few accomplishments.
Small Farmers Big ChangeFebruary 21, 2013
aúl del Águila Hidalgo, General Manager of Equal Exchange's trading partner COCLA and a leader in the international fair trade movement, died suddenly on February 13. EE's Tom Hanlon-Wilde shares this memory.
Jessica Jones-HughesFebruary 20, 2013
At Equal Exchange, we are thrilled to open up a new supply chain: organic cashews grown by small-scale farmers in El Salvador. Delicious, sustainably grown, revolutionary for the nut trade - and they're a healthy snack. What more could you ask for in a product?
Beth Ann CaspersenFebruary 20, 2013
March is Women's History Month - and we're celebrating our strong network of women worldwide. Here are a few upcoming events in the Boston and Portland areas.
Ashley CheukFebruary 19, 2013
This weekend I put together a hot cocoa bar for some friends and it was a big hit! It was fun to make our own creations and compare the delicious results.
Molly ZeffDecember 11, 2012
The Community Sales program, which works with congregations and schools, recently hired a group of part-time "Equal ExChangers" across the Southeast to build a local presence for Equal Exchange. The talented outreach team will be attending events and offering presentations to educate folks about how to bring fairly traded products to their community.
Charlie BrandesDecember 11, 2012
Meet Ed Bachleda, organizer of Equal Exchange sales at St. Catherine of Sienna church in Portage, Mich. I recently got to meet Ed and see firsthand how he organizes his inventory, and schedules volunteers to sell Equal Exchange fairly traded products after four masses twice each month.
Jessica Jones-HughesDecember 11, 2012
Equal Exchange fairly traded teas are grown by small-scale farming communities around the world. These farmers practice sustainable agriculture, which means no nasty pesticides. This improves soil and water quality, and the farmers' overall health. Drinking organic tea, and particularly green tea, can have many health benefits for you and your family. Let's take a closer look at the health benefits of green tea.


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At a glance: Arts Administration
Open to any ONU student regardless of major, this program lays the foundation for careers in arts administration or graduate study. Students will explore multiple facets of this rapidly growing field to gain considerable practical experience. Theoretical and interdisciplinary studies will include:
- Audience development
- Fundraising
- Marketing
- Grant writing
- Programming and presenting
- Analysis of multiple artistic forms, such as music, theatre and visual art


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Day to Day
The Village offers all the amenities of most cities. Get everything you need all within walking distance.
Bank machines can be found in the following locations:
- Village Centre Mall
- Happy Valley Day Lodge
- The Market
- Inn at Big White
- Sessions Taphouse
- Snowshoe Sam's
For your convenience we can exchange currency at the Ticket Office located in the Village Centre Mall. See here for the hours of operation.
The Big White Community Policing Office is located above The Market in the Whitefoot Lodge across from the Plaza chair. It is open from 1:00 – 4:00 PM daily during the ski season.
Please Note: The Community Police Office is now CLOSED for the 2014-2015 Season.
For all emergencies, please call 911.
CPOs are staffed by volunteers from the community. Members of the public attending at these offices may receive assistance in reporting minor offences, dealing with police members or getting information relating to crime prevention and community policing concerns.
One of the main objectives of the Big White Community Policing Office is to increase community involvement in the prevention of crime and to provide facilities for RCMP personnel to use as required for their duties. Our volunteers are in the office to fill out reports of thefts and/or losses that happen on the hill or in the village. These reports are filed with the RCMP Rural Detachment in West Kelowna and a file number is eventually available for the victim/complainant for insurance purposes. We also offer free ski and snowboard engraving as one way to discourage theft. Simply bring a piece of government-issued identification, preferably a driver's licence, and our volunteers will engrave your equipment.
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I have a brass spigot connected to a PVC pipe near the pump of my saltwater pool. There is a small leak and I was wondering if I can redo the connection using plumber's putty or tape. Would either of these be defeated by the saltwater?
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As summer winds down, it's time to think about firewood for the winter. Actually, here in Vermont and the rest of New England, 12 months of the year is a good time to think about firewood. I have an older neighbor who spends the summer cutting and splitting firewood. He makes up what appears to be about four cords of wood so I assume he must be heating his neat-as-a-pin log cabin with a wood stove.
Like most things, there is a right way to cut trees and a wrong way. The most recent mine disasters notwithstanding, the most dangerous occupation in the world is logging. Unless you know a trained professional who can teach you, you have to figure it out on your own (not a safe way to go about a dangerous job). Or you can take a course but they are not easy to find. Here is a school in Chester, Vermont that can help.
It is run by John Adler and his wife, Mary Beth who own Eagle Forest Improvements Inc, a logging company. They have 15 years experience teaching logging.
They own Northeast Woodland Training, Inc., a school that conducts classes employing a training technique called the Game of Logging. It is a widely known technique developed in the 1960s by Soren Eriksson, a Swedish logger turned training instructor. The Game is a combination of traditional Scandinavian logging and modern safely equipment and techniques.
The first day of the logging course covers chain saw operation and safety as well as basic tree cutting techniques. The second day is devoted to chain saw maintenance and sharpening plus more tree felling. The third and fourth days are devoted to more challenging trees such as leaning trees along with limbing and bucking techniques.
Even if you are just an occasional user of a chain saw around the yard, this course is great way to learn how to do it safely and in an enjoyable environment. You don't have to take all four days. There are classes for homeowners, professional loggers, high school/college, trail crew, etc. The school's website has a list of October classes.
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During this public briefing in Guatemala City (conducted in both English and Spanish), the Co-Directors of the Migration Policy Institute-convened Regional Migration Study Group, MPI President Demetrios G.
The 2012 Global Diaspora Forum challenged diaspora communities to forge partnerships with the private sector, civil society, and public institutions in order to make their engagements with their countries of origin or ancestry effective, scalable, and sustainable.
MPI/IOM Panel Discussion and Asia-Pacific Launch of Developing a Road Map for Engaging Diasporas in Development
A discussion with Dr. Noppawan Tanpipat, Vice President, National Science and Technology Development Agency; Frank Laczko, Head, Migration Research Division, IOM; Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias, Regional Research Officer, IOM, and Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute (MPI); and Kathleen Newland, Director of Migrants, Migration, and Development, Migration Policy Institute (MPI).
This discussion highlights the best practices and experiences of different countries in engaging and maximizing the contributions that diasporas can and do make to the development of their country of origin, and more broadly the experience of policymakers in both sending and receiving countries and the related challenges and opportunities they face.
Marking the release of the 12th MPI-IOM Issue in Brief, this event in Bangkok examined the emerging trends in women's labor migration in the Asia-Pacific region, and the related opportunities and challenges. The audio does not include opening remarks and begins with the author's presentation.
A 'Freer' Flow of Skilled Labour within ASEAN: Aspirations, Opportunities, and Challenges in 2015 and Beyond
This Bangkok launch of the MPI-IOM Issue in Brief "A 'Freer' Flow of Skilled Labour within ASEAN: Aspirations, Opportunities and Challenges in 2015 and Beyond" explored the creation of the ASEAN Economic Community and its vision of a freer flow of skilled labor, as well as other migration issues affecting the region.
A discussion and release in Bangkok of an MPI-IOM issue brief examining the role of migration as a driver for development in Asia and how to integrate migration-related targets and indicators into the post-2015 development agenda.
A Discussion on the Global Forum on Migration and Development: Perspectives from Asia and the Pacific
Offering insights on migration issues affecting the Asia-Pacific region today, this event launches an issue brief that explores Asia-Pacific priorities for the 2014 Global Forum on Migration and Development and examines ways the GMFD can be a results-oriented forum.
The 2014 Global Forum on Migration and Development: Setting the Agenda for International Cooperation
A discussion focused the 2014 Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD): its agenda, the policy areas that seem ripe for action, and what impact the discussions will have on the post-2015 development agenda.
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Just as I was publishing a column two weeks ago about some changes I've seen over the years on the high school diamonds, not all of them positive in terms of parental conduct, Afton Police Chief John Coulter was addressing the issue from the youth standpoint.
"For Pete's Sake, It's a Pee Wee Baseball Game!" was the lead sentence of his address i the Afton Star Enterprise.
During the last week of June, he was dispatched to the Afton Recreation Field during Pee Wee (third-fourth graders) games. The first call was for a disruptive.disorderly spectator during the Afton vs. Tingley games.
Apparently, this person was upset with the umpire an started using foul language toward the umpire.
The second call, on the same night, was a confrontation between coaches and the umpire. Again the behavior and language was totally in appropriate for any sporting event, much less in front of young children who are supposed to be there to have fun.
Then, several days later, Coulter was again dispatched to the Recreation Field for a disturbance between an opposition's team member, coaches and the umpire. Later, one of the coaches came forward and apologized for his behavior to his players and the Afton Recreation Board.
"In any athletic competition there is bound to be excitement, anticipation, high emotions and disappointment," Coulter wrote. "Obviously there will be a winner and a loser. We, as adults, should not forget that the primary goal at athletic competitions at any level is to teach sportsmanlike conduct to the participants and spectators.
"What these few parents — and obviously even some coaches and umpires — have forgoten this summer is that the type of behavior displayed at the Afton Recreation Field can be a turnoff to many children and teens participating in sports."
Since his article appeared, Coulter said several athletically capable teens and young adults approached him and told him that the primary reason they no longer participate in organized sports is directly related to the abuse or disorderly behaviors, and they decided they no longer needed it. What a loss!
The fallout of all of this is, of course, difficulty in finding officials and umpires who want to contribute to the sport, but decide not to because of this verbal (and sometimes worse) abuse. Some teenagers told Coulter they refuse to umpire Pee Wee and T-ball games because of being told things that start with an obscenity and end with the word "idiot."
In these past incidents, warnings were issued. But, Coulter cautions that his department and others around the state are not hesitant to issue citations or make arrests for disorderly conduct if they feel it becomes necessary. Nobody wants that, but it could happen.
"As adults, parents, coaches, umpires and participants at any sporting event, we should be setting a positive example by using appropriate behavior," Coulter concluded.
The wrestler who set the foundation for what became a rich tradition in Creston died on July 10.
Mike "Howie" Howard, 56, battled mouth cancer for several years. His later years were a struggle, in stark contrast to the dynamic effect he had on a great run of strong wrestling teams in the 1970s under coaches Jerome Hruska and Rich Downing.
Howard was Creston's first individual state champion, taking the 112-pound title in 1973 and repeating at 119 pounds in 1974. Panthers with multiple championships are Howard (2), Dennis Smith (2), Dylan Long (2), Andrew Hayes (2), Andrew Long (3), Kalab Evans (2) and Jake Marlin (4).
Howard, the first St. Malachy student to practice with the public school kids and be accepted as part of their junior high team, wasn't the favorite to win in either 1973 or 1974. He just found a way.
"He was dedicated in the room," said state runner-up teammate John Walters. "He did a few things really well, and nobody stopped him. It wasn't flashy. He did what it took to win."
Howard becomes the third deceased state placewinner from that team in 1973 that placed fourth for the second straight year. Rick Conard was fifth, and Mike Abel was sixth. Abel was on his way to a higher finish the next year as a senior, but suffered a tragic death in a toboggan accident.
That 1974 team took sixth despite the loss of Abel and Danny Hayes to a knee injury right before districts, after he had rolled past the eventual district champ at sectionals.
Howard wrestled at SWCC and seemed headed for juco All-American honors, but was sidelined by a shoulder injury.
With Scott Vicker out west watching his beloved Mariners on vacation, I'm subbing for him in covering the Clarke Lady Indians at state for the Osceola Sentinal-Tribune, as well as the News Advertiser.
It's been fun to watch them march to today's championship game. I'd have to say, one through nine in the lineup, I'm not sure I've covered a better hitting team. A state tourney record 21 hits with three home runs Thursday convinced me, even with a strong wind blowing out. All but two of the seven home runs in the game were legitimate, wind or not.
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The Academy of Country Music's 49th Annual Awards were broadcast out of the MGM Grand in Las Vegas again this year, with special performances in nearby Mandalay Bay. Here are the biggest moments from the show.
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Police with a northeast Indiana drug task force went to the home after receiving a tip Wednesday from the U.S. Postal Service, according to a news release issued by the Indiana Multi Agency Group Enforcement, or IMAGE, task force.
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What started back in December of 2011 as research is nearing completion as a feature-length documentary looking into the quest by Creston/O-M's Jake Marlin and Denver-Tripoli's Brandon Sorensen last year for their fourth state wrestling titles.
Ohio filmmaker Tim Jackson released the trailer for his documentary Wednesday night. It can be viewed at wrestlingwithiowa.com.
Jackson is currently working on a master's degree in filmmaking at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. The "Wrestling With Iowa" documentary is his thesis project.
He spent six months filming during the 2012-13 wrestling season, following Marlin and Sorensen as they marched toward their fourth state wrestling championships.
He's worked on editing the film all summer, turning 65 hours of raw footage into 1 hour, 25 minutes in the final version.
"It's been an interesting process trying to find the story through all the footage," Jackson said Thurday in an interview with the Creston News Advertiser. "The story was there, but having to trim it down to something that's a movie has been an interesting challenge."
After spending six months filming, and putting 16,000 miles on his car driving all over the state of Iowa, Jackson grew attached to certain elements he filmed, making it difficult to edit out some parts.
"It's extremely difficult, because I'm attached to the movie," he said. "I'm attached to the people I worked with. When it comes to trimming stuff out, it's a hard pill to swallow some days. Spending so much time on the road to get somewhere to shoot something, it's difficult to cut it down."
Now that Jackson has the story ironed out, and has edited the film down to a workable 1:25, he said he has two major steps left to go through before it will be totally complete.
"It's interesting in that when the story's locked, I still have two big steps to do," he said. "I still have audio mix left and the color correction on the whole movie. I still have about four weeks left until I have a finished movie."
Once finished, Jackson will hold a screening in Athens. He plans to invite the local high school wrestling team to the screening, along with the Ohio University wrestling team.
When he first posted the trailer online Wednesday night, he included a note stating the first screening would be in Athens in December. He said that caused some confusion.
"The reason I'm showing it in Athens is the film has always been part of my thesis project for my master's degree," he said. "Part of the process is doing a showing here in town. That will be my graduation ceremony."
Jackson said bringing the film to Creston and Denver, along with a few other stops in Iowa always has been, and still is, at the top of his list.
As for when, that's still to be determined.
"I really haven't gotten to that point," Jackson said. "I'm looking at some dates, looking at some ideas. I'm really not looking much more beyond finishing this film at the moment. I'm going to graduate and be an unemployed filmmaker in December. If everything rolls correctly, I'll be at the state tournament again, and we may do a screening there. January sometime, I could be swinging through Creston and showing the film in Creston."
For now, Jackson said he's just happy to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
"For a first film, just to be able to get through the whole thing is a big sense of relief," he said."
And he can't wait to repay the people of Iowa for the hospitality shown to him during his six-month stay here.
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BROCKWAY – Touchdowns before and after halftime provided a major momentum shift for the Brockway Rovers to a 30-22 win over Ridgway Friday night at Frank Varischetti Field in Brockway.
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Q. There here have been some special moments for you in the last few days, but looking to Abu Dhabi; what are your memories from there?
SV: "The race in Abu Dhabi is one of the highlights of the racing calendar. Starting at dusk and finishing in the dark makes it pretty impressive. I have special memories of the Abu Dhabi GP after winning the first race here in 2009 and then repeating the victory in 2010 to win my first World Championship, that was an event I will never forget."
Q. What is Yas Marina circuit like to drive?
SV: "The circuit is impressive: 5.5km, 55 laps counter clockwise with large run-off areas and a pit lane that leads through a tunnel to the other side of the straight. A few key points of the track for me are; Turn 1 because it is very difficult to see and is very fast.The last corners, (turns 20 and 21) must be regarded as one, because you have to exit perfectly from the first to catch the last corner correctly. The trick here is to get on the throttle as early as possible in order to build up enough speed for the subsequent straight."
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Q. When you think of Abu Dhabi what is the first thing that comes to mind?
MW: "Racing in the twilight and finishing at night with a spectacular backdrop; it's a unique event in that sense."
Q. Does the race take on a different feel once the sun goes down and it gets dark? In what way does it change?
MW: "Well the track temperature is dropping during the race which is an interesting point for us, performance-wise, with the tyres. Also we'll have a different visor tear-off for the first part of the race, for the first 10 or 15 laps we'll have a dark tear-off because of the low sun in the last sector, and then when the sun has gone behind the grandstand we can get rid of that tear off and run a clear one for the rest of the race."


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Working in a lot of chemical plants, I see almost every welding table with a 2x2x1/8" angle welded to one side. It is used to hold little piece like blots, nuts, etc.
I would like to see some others means of "leveling" a table.
Hope that helps.They don't call me Lucky for nothin'.
I've got a small vise on one corner of my table and it is also wired with a 110 receptacle under one corner and a switch under another that controls a light above it. I've also welded a piece of pipe on one leg for a MIG Gun and a couple of hooks for my hood, stinger, whatever i happen to stick there. I also put a shelf under it for storing small things and tools.
As for how to level a table, the best way I know of is to weld a nut on the inside of each of the legs. Then just thread a bolt all the way into each one and back the ones out that you need to to make it sit level.At Home
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my buddy welded just about a three inch piece of pipt at an angle on the side to hold the gun just an idea
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I think this could go on for months! Its what ever YOU need,,weather its a bar ti hang vice grips,,I have recievers in all my benches,and my heavy set up tables,,Abd to the lekding bech on my portable,,can take any thing fom any bench,,But as I said,,Its what YOU need!!!!!!!!!!!!Good Luck,Jack
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Table tips
My table is 4' X 6'. On one end I cut out an 18" X 30" opening that holds a piece of bar grate for cutting. There is a tray under that to catch slag, etc.
I built a 2' X 2' drawer about 4" deep to hold soapstone, small clamps, mig pliers, and small hand tools. One one end I welded a piece ot flat between 2 legs to hang larger c-clamps. Also welded lots of hooks to hang plasma cutter, mig gun, torch.
But most important, make sure you have room for a coffee pot, beer cooler, and first aid kit. (Just kidding, but barely.)
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table extensions...
I built the table for which Miller has provided full plans (but, no plasma chute until I have plasma, and 3 x 5 instead of 4 x 6 feet). The 2 x 2 x 1/8 square tubing is open on the ends. I think I will eventually add a table extender to at least one end. This could be as simple as rails that slide out of those tubing openings, with an attachable top, or a complete unit that could slide into the openings to attach.
One problem I've noted is that the inside tubing seams will interfere with sliding of an otherwise properly sized inner tube. How do people remove those seams? Or, maybe I'd have to use round tubing, as the seams are off near an edge.
You put shims inside the tube to offset the seam.
If they're short enough pieces, you can file or broach the seam out.Syncrowave 250DX
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it sounds like a lot of good ideas. does anyone have some photo of some welding tables getting ready to build one .
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>> does anyone have some photo of some welding tables getting ready to build one .
Brian, here's a pic of my nearly done table from the Miller plans. My first welding project, with a new MM180. I learned too late that the edges of the 3/8 plate could droop a little, with voltage high enough to get good penetration. Glad I used scrapyard plate. I think I should have welded the top on along the inside edge of the frame, rather than the more accessible outside edge. Or, maybe I should have turned the whole thing over, rather than sitting on my butt and doing overhead welds.
>> You put shims inside the tube to offset the seam.
Fishy Jim, thanks. Yeah, and I guess I should have made sure all the seams were turned the same way, so shims could be applied the same everywhere needed.


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The passenger of the pickup truck was pronounced dead inside the vehicle when officers arrived on scene, said Cpl. Larry Johnson, a county police spokesman.
While the passenger died, the driver of the pickup truck sustained non-life-threatening injuries and the driver of the tractor-trailer was uninjured, said Johnson.
The identity of the deceased passenger has not been released as their next of kin is being notified, Johnson said.
Dower House Road and Old Marlboro Pike remain closed while a collision analysis team assesses the incident. Johnson said a cause for the collision is still being investigated.


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Anyone ever use rebar on a grill? We have a lot of 1/2" & 5/8" and two 30" fire pits. I don't know if the rebar will sag when it gets hot??
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Rebar on a Bar B Q Grill ??
Rebar works great for grills. It will sag, so just put a couple of cross pieces under the grill surface. My dad has a grill made of 1/2" that is 3' long and 2' wide. It has two cross bars and not a single bar has done any sagging.Don
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Does the beef stick to bumps on the bar, any time i've heated rebar to bend it, it gets all flakey, is this a problem.
or you could use 1/2 round soild stock or 3/8 or whatever size wanted
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no reason it won't work. i've done the same thing
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No, I think I would pass on this. It has been tried by many cities and states and it has some disadvantages. It does sag and overall does not hold up to heat real well, especially so if you are doing some large cooking.
It does flake a bit, but does put some iron in your blood.
It will also burn out fairly fast if used often.
That said, if its a small BBQ and you are just going to throw on a few burgers from time to time go ahead and use it. But if you live down south, like where I come from (Texas) where we BBQ just about year round, you will not find many folks using it and no one using it again.Don
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Hey everyone. I created this thread specifically for new players who play at Deer Lick and have questions either about the course or about Disc Golf in general.
This leads me to my questions:
* What does "turn-over" mean? Which way is it turning over? I hear it a lot when you guys are talking about how a disc flies, specifically older discs that tend to "turn-over" easier.
* Why is hole #7 a par 3? You can only par it with 3 perfect shots. Calling hole 7 a par 3 is like calling hole #12 or #17 a par 1. I play Deer Lick several times per week and that hole is the only one I have never made par or bird. I vote we change the par on that hole. Who's with me? Beuller?
* A friend and I were playing a week or so ago and we saw these 2 people riding dirt bikes along the fairways of holes #5 through #9. We called the police and they said that those holes were not on park property and that the park service cannot do anything about it. If that's true, then driving a truck to cement out the Tee Pads for those holes should not be an issue. Right?
Thanks everyone for listening and for those that maintain the course, I appreciate all of your hard work! See you all at the next dubs!


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