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Tom Friedman: Obama "is going to have to mobilize the whole country to pressure the Senate " by educating Americans, with speech after speech, about the opportunities and necessities of a serious climate/energy bill…."
"… If he is not ready to risk failure by going all out, failure will be the most likely result."
If Obama wants the Senate to pass Waxman-Markey — preferably strengthened — then he needs to put the same effort into it that he has begun for health care. And you, the informed public, must get more involved.
The NYT reported lasted month, "Obama to Forge a Greater Role on Health Care":
After months of insisting he would leave the details to Congress, President Obama has concluded that he must exert greater control over the health care debate and is preparing an intense push for legislation that will include speeches, town-hall-style meetings and much deeper engagement with lawmakers, senior White House officials say.
Terrific. Awesome. About time. That, however, is also what passing strong climate and clean energy legislation will take, as I've said many times. Tom Friedman argues in "Just Do It," his recent column on House passing Waxman-Markey (despite its many flaws):
Now let's get it passed in the Senate and make it law.
Why? Because, for all its flaws, this bill is the first comprehensive attempt by America to mitigate climate change by putting a price on carbon emissions. Rejecting this bill would have been read in the world as America voting against the reality and urgency of climate change and would have undermined clean energy initiatives everywhere.
… if this bill passes. Henceforth, every investment decision made in America "" about how homes are built, products manufactured or electricity generated "" will look for the least-cost low-carbon option. And weaving carbon emissions into every business decision will drive innovation and deployment of clean technologies to a whole new level and make energy efficiency much more affordable. That ain't beanbag.
And he makes the central point that it will take a very hands-on Obama:
I also hope we will hear more from President Obama. Something feels very calculating in how he has approached this bill, as if he doesn't quite want to get his hands dirty, as if he is ready to twist arms in private, but not so much that if the bill goes down he will get tarnished. That is no way to fight this war. He is going to have to mobilize the whole country to pressure the Senate "" by educating Americans, with speech after speech, about the opportunities and necessities of a serious climate/energy bill. If he is not ready to risk failure by going all out, failure will be the most likely result.
I believe Obama does understand that he will be tarnished forever if this bill goes down.
Future historians will inevitably judge all 21st-century presidents on just two issues: global warming and the clean energy transition. If the world doesn't stop catastrophic climate change "" Hell and High Water "" then all Presidents, indeed, all of us, will be seen as failures and rightfully so.
How else could future generations judge us if the U.S. and the world stay anywhere near our current emissions path, warm most of the inland United States 10 to 15°F by century's end, with sea levels 3 to 7 feet higher, rising perhaps an inch or two a year, with the Southwest from Kansas to California a permanent Dust Bowl, and much of the ocean a hot, acidic dead zone "" impacts that could be irreversible for 1,000 years if we don't reverse emissions soon and sharply. This will require an unbroken "" and indeed escalating "" response by our political leadership throughout this century.
But so far we have only had "half an Obama" on this. Yes, he's been pushing for the bill with Members mostly behind the scenes, sending his senior staff to do serious lobbying and arm twisting. He's been giving great second-tier speeches — no prime time address yet — and focusing primarily, though not exclusively, on the clean energy message. Yes, he does talk about climate impacts, but he walked away from the biggest chance he had to elevate that issue to national prominence, when he didn't join Holdren and Lubchenco for the rollout of the landmark 13-agency report, Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States (see Lubchenco says, "This report is a game changer," Holdren says it's time to act "after many years of dithering and delay," plus a new website with full report, summaries, charts, AND a slideshow).
What was the result of the Obama no-show?
As Tom Laskaway, a media and technology professional who blogs at Grist and elsewhere put it:
… a good chunk of congressmen and women are fundamentally unserious about addressing climate change.
And why shouldn't they be? A good chunk of the media, of Americans, of everybody really (perhaps excepting Pacific Islanders) is fundamentally unserious about it. The Obama adminstration released a horrifying new climate change report yesterday and it had the impact on the newscycle of a wet noodle. Obama's science team all but announced the world as we know it was scheduled to end by 2090. Shrug. The tree fell. Nobody heard it. Moving on.
The "wet noodle" comment made the Swift-boat smearer's day at ClimateDepotted, but it isn't an indictment of the report, as the deniers would have you believe. Quite the reverse, it is an indictment of the success of the deniers in spreading their disinformation, in convincing the media that this is a political story and not a scientific story, and in persuading progressives, including Obama's senior advisers like David Axelrod, to to soft-pedal climate science. Hence, no Obama at what is probably the single most important climate science report the administration is going to release — certainly it is the most important report it will release before Congress makes its final votes on the climate legislation that will determine whether Obama and Axelrod are viewed historically as successes or utter failures.
Yes, some environmentalists and progressives think they have polling to support this "don't ask, don't tell" approach to the subject of climate science. They are dead wrong both tactically and strategically. Pollster Mark Mellman makes the best case for why they are wrong tactically — see Mark Mellman must read on climate messaging: "A strong public consensus has emerged on the reality and severity of global warming, as well as on the need for federal action" "" ecoAmerica "could hardly be more wrong."
Also this is a dynamic messaging environment, so if our side downplays climate impacts, it essentially gives the deniers free reign to shape half of the debate, which they do with a vengeance, indeed with a disdain for both science and scientists — see "Why do deniers like Pielke shout down any talk of a link between climate change and extreme weather?"
"In short, a strong public consensus has emerged on the reality and severity of global warming, as well as on the need for federal action," as Mellman writes.
This leads to the key strategic point. Most of the public gets this "" and in particular they understand things are going to get much worse on our current emissions path. That's why it is so crucial we keep messaging on climate science and impacts, and keep warning people about what is to come.
It is always the best political strategy to tell the truth. It is especially important in the rare cases where that truth will become increasingly self-evident to the public.
And speaking of the public, Friedman ends his piece with this admonishment to all of us:
And then there is We the People. Attention all young Americans: your climate future is being decided right now in the cloakrooms of the Capitol, where the coal lobby holds huge sway. You want to make a difference? Then get out of Facebook and into somebody's face. Get a million people on the Washington Mall calling for a price on carbon. That will get the Senate's attention. Play hardball or don't play at all.
Hear! Hear!
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Obama's involvement is necessary, but not sufficient, IMO.
We need to spread the word, ourselves.
Due to our worse than useless news media, which has a near total news blackout on the huge Democratic victory on the climate, the word that this victory has taken place is not reaching the public.
We need to become our own media, and not just congregate on Climate Progress.
We all need to pick at least one blog or political website other than Climate Progress, and post on a regular basis on that site, linking back to Climate Progress, and do our part to spread the word.
The blogsphere does have a lot of influence on politics, at least as much as the conventional media, these days.
We are being failed and screwed by a controlled corporate news media, and if climate legislation is going to pass in the Senate, we need to become our own news media.
Political will is ours for the making.
Roadmap for the Senate, please.
The media's role in this will be pivotal.
And, I agree with Friedman and you on the need for all of us, and young generations, to get very active.
I'm currently in the middle of a "project" that I'll "launch" within the next two to three weeks. It's informative. It should be good. Stay tuned.
This is a very long row to hoe. And it's hot. And humid. And many don't want to get out of the shade. It is going to take a ton of arm-twisting and deal-making to get a vote.
Certainly the deniers will be pulling out all the stops.
Just today, word that Exxon is still funding groups that engage in climate change astrotrufing, despite promises to the contrary.
I look forward to the roadmap, and making my voice heard.
I'm also wondering if boycotts help. If we could get 100,000 people to pledge not to use Exxon for the next year, wouldn't that send a strong message?
Jeff: I agree completely about the role of the media in passing this bill, as well as other steps we need to take in the coming years. That's one of the prime reasons I'm growing more pessimistic of late.
As I've pointed out on my site until my fingers are practically bleeding from the typing, we're seeing a deluge of bad environmental news, nearly all of it in the form of "[some impact from or sign of climate chaos] is worse than expected". And now we're seeing a spooky uptick in CO2 and methane levels that could be a minor anomaly or it could be very bad news straight from the (no longer) permafrost.
And on top of that mess we have a numbingly indifferent mainstream and the marching deniers telling them, "Don't listen to the crazy people! There is no global warming! Really!!! Now go shop for that shiny new SUV."
There are still glimmers of hope, though. Earth:2100 had a lot of problems, but it probably opened some eyes. And there's no lack of coverage on the science geek channels, plus the occasional crumb on network news (ugh). But it's not nearly enough to fight 24/7/365 denier drumbeat.
We're trying tell the truth to a public that only hears us when they seek us out, a public that is force-fed unscientific, greed- and ideology based nonsense that tells them exactly what they want to hear.
Congratulations, deniers. You've rigged the system, enlisted countless unpaid fanboys to do your work online, and unless we pull one hell of a solution out of our hat or you screw it up, you'll have succeeded in triggering the biggest environmental and humanitarian disaster, by far, in the history of mankind. So tell me, all you deniers who know the price of everything and the value of nothing, what's the ROI on that Faustian bargain?
Who is going to head up Friedman's million-person climate rally for late September in DC, and has anyone tried (and failed) to do this before? This seems like a worthwhile idea to start planning if the thousands of green non-profits out there can put their heads together. Maybe we can get Amtrak to ramp up their service and get a national carpool network going for that day so that the event can avoid the appearance of hypocrisy that plagued Gore's rock concerts.
As always Tom Friedman has good ideas of what to do.
Hopefully Mr. Obama will address this topic more frequently, with the senate deliberation and the Copenhagen meetings in the months to come, he will have the chance to give very good speeches.
Since the following comment got moderated at the NYT, I will post it here, especially due to the affirming inclusion of Friedman's closing thought in this post. This was slated to be comment #48:
"So where was this passion and urgency when you chose to talk about having 5000 year old ice to chill your whiskey? To my ear you were pretty laid back about klimakatastrophe in your framing at that time. Isn't shifting the responsibility for our screwing up to our kids unconscionable? Isn't it our generation that needs to grow up and act like adults so the younger generation might have an example of how to do it?
"Anyway, this time you are correct in your opening paragraph regarding ACES/W-M. It is inadequate to what current science, and the trends in that science, report to us is necessary (see the synthesis report out of Copenhagen http://climatecongress.ku.dk/pdf/synthesisreport/ ) That report's "Key Message 3" names as a risk the setting of weak targets, something you seem to have offered a rationalization for here.
"Regardless, would it have been more adult-like to include what is required of this legislation in this essay?"
That aside, the comments that were included reaffirm my bias that the NYTs covers the science as it does due to economic considerations. The ignorance and denial that exists (outside of the "effete corps of…") is a market that they cannot afford to alienate. By convention, science is never settled. This too is not understood and therefore cannot be reported. The MSM pandering to a 6th grade education level to successfully "serve" a mass market has unintended consequences, in this case Friedman being a top columnist—and not Joe! ;)
Act locally!
That million-person march will be on Sept. 24th, organized by people associated with http://www.350.org. Check out their website. It won't be all in one place though – it's all over the world and linked through the internet.
For example, I'm organizing a demonstration in nearby Glacier National Park for that day. I am trying to get 350 people to bike to the park.
It IS time to get out of the computer-rooms and into many people's faces about climate issues if we are going to make any kind of difference.
What are you all planning? I'd like to hear about, and support, the actions of the many well-informed denizens of this site.
David says: "Josh,
Act locally!
That million-person march will be on Sept. 24th, organized by people associated with http://www.350.org. Check out their website. It won't be all in one place though – it's all over the world and linked through the internet."
I think he meant to give the date of October 24th. This is the day that 350.org is orchestrating as a "Global Day of Climate Action," with more than 1,000 actions planned in scores of countries around the world.
Our group, The Global Warming Education Network (GWEN) is coordinating one of these events at Minute Man National Historical Park in Concord, MA.
Our themes will be to call for a new American Energy Revolution, and to push for a strong international climate agreement in Copenhagen in December. (More information at 350.org or http://www.gwenet.org/events.htm.)
I encourage everyone to join an event near them, or if there are none, to start one. Numbers count, and the more people involved the better!
Thanks for the correction. Important for organizers to get their dates right! Minuteman Park sounds like a great site for an action, I look forward to seeing the photos.


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Pot was WAY easier to get than alcohol when I was in high school. No fake ID, just call "The Guy".
I doubt normal Americans will now all want to get high with their kids just because pots legal.
doomsaid: "Just one more step down the slippery slope to anarchy!
That's a lousy slippery slope, one that has steps.
…And here I went and brought my toboggan instead of my slinky.
i didn't take it as an attempt at humor but as a reality point.
Consider tax revenue.
Well its totalitarian anarchy of course
Many of the "stoners" and pot smokers I have known were well employed and diligent workers.
They did not come to work hung over, but were alert and ready for another day.
Then I have also known alcoholics how could sell ice to Eskimos as they wanted to get their quota and hit the bars.
That is until they develop a bi-polar disease (20% more likely with long term use) or cancer…
My question is: Why are so many people trying to legalize marijuana when they are also trying to make tobacco illegal?
After all, both smoked are cancer causing, both have bad systemic effects on you with long term use, both create second hand smoke that is annoying…
Three hundred years ago people thought tobacco was a medicinal product. I hope it doesn't take 300 years this time to figure out marijuana isn't a medicinal product and is just as bad or worse for you than smoking tobacco is.
Enoki obviously didn't get michal wme's joke. "Medical marijuana" does indeed have MANY positive applications, just like many herbals and naturopathic remedies do. You know, the ones "big pharma" has spent big bucks to synthesize and sell to you at hundreds, or thousands, of times the cost of the natural product.
I DO have reservations about sales for recreational use, but the amount of marijuana you'd have to smoke to equal the damage from tobacco smoking, would have you so stoned you couldn't stand up. As to comparison to alcohol, I've never seen a "mean stoner" in a fight, but broke up lots of mean drunks in bars, and my dad was a mean drunk, who administered regular beatings, until the day he realized I'd grown taller than him.
Which, does point to the fact that with said "recreational use" regulations do need to be in force for those who "indulge to excess", and then try to drive, etc..
But, "Reefer Madness" was the most ridiculous exaggeration I've ever watched, well, except for "Commando" with Schwarzenegger making folks think that heroes are all bulletproof and only "bad guys" can get hit by bullets.
Tobacco, the Native American's revenge. By the way, have you read any of the books by Wade Davis Shadows in the Sun He is an ethnobotanist/anthropologist who reviews interesting human uses of mind altering plants. Refined sugar, processed foods, and sugar substitutes are far more problematic to American consumers than pot. Diabetes is soaring in America, just ask Tom Hanks.
I suspect bi-polar individuals are self medicating with pot, and that pot isn't causing bi-polar depression. I'd be interested in the source for your assertions that pot is the etiology for depression. It certainly can exacerbate schizophrenic disorders, and "unmask" depression.
The feds have been saying for decades that pot smoke is worse for you than cigarette smoke. And I guarantee you that if we could link just one case of lung cancer to pot usage, the news networks would be broadcasting it 24/7. Yet there are people who have been smoking it daily for 30, 40 years, and not one of them has had predicted cause-and-effect respiratory ailments.
I'm afraid that the government's Department of Disinformation has created another fictitious boogey-man. Remember the "this is your brain wave on pot" commercials? It wasn't even a human brain wave.
"That is until they develop a bi-polar disease (20% more likely with long term use) or cancer…"
That is nothing more than an egregious lie. Do some actual research on, say, breast cancer, and discover that the only sign of a cure is … the CBD fraction of the cannabis plant. Bi-polar disease? I know a number of people with that dx, but like you, they are all devoted to the principle that the government knows best, and the Devil Weed is poison, so they never used it.
Lung cancer is much more commonly caused by industrial pollutants – asbestos, etc, than cigarette smoke. The cancer most commonly associated with tobacco use is actually bladder cancer, which is relatively rare. Look it up.
That said – I am using the essential oil to knock down the side effects of chemo, and without it I would be dead long since, because cancer medications ARE toxic, and I have no tolerance for them.
Cannabis treats Rheumatoid Arthritis – a fact that I would have been very skeptical of three months ago, had I not watched a friend whose hands have been crippled, deformed and useless for over twenty years fully recover the use of her hands, pain free, on using very low dose candy for a couple of weeks. The industrial medications that they have been using to 'treat' her condition all these years have not controlled the RA at all, but HAVE destroyed her kidneys. Kidney disease is a well known side effect of the drugs she has been using, which haven't relieved her of the pain, nor of the calcifications, nor kept them mobile. Using the cannabis has allowed her to back off the RA medication, and escape dialysis.
Cannabis is probably the most benign of the powerful herbs we have available to us. People do very occasionally react allergically to it – usually in the matter of headaches, easily treatable with OTC medications, and it is no panacea. It doesn't cure everything – but what it does cure or alleviate, it does without doing collateral damage.
There is a huge mass of research, which, of course, cannot be recognized by any government which has decided to deprive its constituents of the use of it. It is being studied as a cure for cancer, as well as a repair device to fix the damage done by the chemo drugs. It's being looked at as a bone hardening agent and a BP leveler. It treats pain and insomnia with a minimum of side effects.
It treats juvenile seizure disorders which commonly kill children in early childhood.
Why people swallow toxic chemicals on a daily basis, often for no better reason than to support other toxic chemicals, but are terrified of cannabis is a mystery I can't fathom. Even if you discount the medical properties of the plant – why would you suppress it for social use? Pot smokers who aren't using one of the more destructive substances – alcohol, crystal, meth … very rarely get into trouble. On the whole, pot smokers are creative and hard working in my experience – and astute businessmen. Oddly, I have only stumbled over one true deadbeat who smokes weed over my lifetime … but sadly, he'd have been a deadbeat with or without the weed or any other substance.
No one is forcing anyone to use it, medicinally or recreationally, that I've noticed. If it worries you, don't use it. Just don't support the idea that all of us should be deprived of it.
Apart from all that – what right does government have to outlaw a plant? Or grant patents on plants to corporate entities?
"Refined sugar, processed foods, and sugar substitutes are far more problematic to American consumers than pot. Diabetes is soaring in America, just ask Tom Hanks."
Researchers are now suggesting that the weed may support insulin function … I suppose anything's possible, but since TPTB refuse to acknowledge the body of research, refuse to fund such research, we may never know.
And that seems to me not just 'like stonewalling', it seems to me like criminal stonewalling.
Like baby bush and crew outlawing stemcell reasearch. Other countries are bypassing us. There are real, live human beings that could benefit from stemcell applications, but won't because of some fear a potential, non-existant life may possibly be prevented.
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Lath mar Holi (Hindi: लट्ठमार होली, IAST: laṭhmār holi, IPA: laʈʰmɑːr hoːliː) is a local celebration of the Hindu festival of Holi. It takes place days before the actual Holi in the neighbouring towns of Barsana and Nandgaon near Mathura in the state of Uttar Pradesh, where thousands of Hindus and tourists congregate, each year.[1][2][3] The name means "that Holi in which [people] hit with sticks" (laṭh is a thick traditional staff).
Legend has it that Lord Krishna visited his beloved Radha's village on this day and playfully teased her and her friends. Taking offence at this, the women of Barsana chased him away. Since then, men from Krishna's village, Nandgaon, visit Barsana to play Holi in the town which has the distinction of having the only temple dedicated to Radha in India.[citation needed]
In the sprawling compound of the Radha Rani temple in Barsana, thousands gather to witness the Lath Mar holi when women beat up men with sticks (laṭh or lāṭhī) as those on the sidelines become hysterical, sing Holi Songs and shout Sri Radhey or Sri Krishna. The Holi songs of Braj mandal are sung in pure Braj Bhasha.[citation needed]
On the first day of Lath Mar Holi, gops (shepherds) from Nandgaon come to Barsana to play Holi with the gopis (shepherdesses) of Barsana. The festival begins with a ceremony at the Radha Rani temple. After this ceremony gops then march out of the temple on the Rang Rangeeli Gali where they stop to play holi with the gopis, who stand in groups along the street. The second day gops from Barsana go to Nandgaon to play holi with gopis at Nandgaon.
Holi played at Barsana is unique in the sense that here women chase men away with sticks. Males also sing provocative songs in a bid to invite the attention of women. Women then go on the offensive and use long staves called "lathis" to beat men folk who protect themselves with shields.
During intervals, participants sip 'thandai', a cold drink that is sometime intoxicating because it is laced with a paste called bhang, made of cannabis. Bhang and Holi go together. After drinking bhang, people react in different ways, some crave for sweets, others cry or laugh. It is an ecstatic experience, which is heightened by the revelry. It is a great way to de-stress and bond.
The women of Barsana start preparing a month in advance. The mother-in-laws feed their daughters-in-law rich food so that they show off their prowess on the Holi battle zone. It is a show of love, fun and equality.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Lathmar Holi Festival: Hindus celebrate start of spring in a rainbow of colour". Daily Mail. 22 March 2013. Retrieved 2014-07-31.
- ^ "Lathmar Holi 2014: 12 Stunning Photos That'll Transport You To India For When It Is Spring". Huffington Post, Canada. March 13, 2013. Retrieved 2014-07-31.
- ^ "नंदगांव में लट्ठमार होली की उमंग". Aaj Tak, Dharma. March 15, 2011. Retrieved 2014-07-31.
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- Lord Krishna's land rocks to beats of Holi
- Lathmar Holi of Barsana, Mathura
- Lathmar Holi celebrations begin in Barsana
- "Lathmar" Holi celebrated in Barsana
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Alfredo E. Pascual
|Alfredo E. Pascual
Pascual and Reynato Puno (Onofre Corpuz April 1, 2013 eulogy)
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February 10, 2011
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|Alfredo Fermin Espinosa Pascual
July 7, 1948
Caloocan, Rizal (now part of Metro Manila), Philippines[1]
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University of the Philippines Diliman (1972)
University of the Philippines Diliman (1969)
Institut Européen d'Administration des Affaires (INSEAD)
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Alfredo Fermin Espinosa Pascual (born July 7, 1948)[1] is the 20th President of the University of the Philippines. He was a member of the Board of Regents, the University's highest policy-making body, representing the alumni with the position of Alumni Regent. Pascual is the first non-faculty member to hold the University of the Philippines presidency.
He is also the convenor of the Automated Election System (AES) Watch, an independent, multi-sector coalition that monitored and assessed the Philippines' first ever nationwide poll automation in May 2010.[2]
Early Years and Education[edit]
Born to Armando Pascual and Melania Espinosa, Pascual graduated valedictorian at the University of Santo Tomas High School.[1] He then enrolled in the University of the Philippines Diliman and took up B.S. Chemistry, graduating cum laude in 1969 and pursued a Master of Business Administration degree in the same university.[3]
He attended the EECASEAN Teacher Programme on the Management of Strategic and Organizational Change at the Euro-Asia Center of the prestigious Institut Européen d'Administration des Affaires (INSEAD) in Fontainebleau near Paris, France.
His early career was spent teaching at the Department of Chemistry of the University of the Philippines College of Science as an instructor before joining Ateneo de Manila University's departments of management engineering and business management as a part-time lecturer. He would later become the American Express Professor of Financial Management from 1980 to 1989, Master of Business Management program chair, and director of Advanced Bank Management program at the Asian Institute of Management (AIM).[4]
Pascual received an honorary Doctor of Pedagogy (Ped.D.) degree from Angeles University in Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines on April 21, 2012.[5]
Business and Finance[edit]
Pascual was department manager of Procter and Gamble, project manager of Bancom Development Corporation, vice-president of Philippine Pacific Capital Corporation (now RCBC Capital), First Metro Investment Corporation, and State Investment House, Inc. He was also corporate board director of the Mutual Fund Company of the Philippines and other corporations in China, India, Hong Kong, and the Netherlands.
In the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Pascual worked as a senior investment officer in the private sector department. He then became director of its Private Sector Infrastructure Finance Division and Capital Markets & Finance Sectors Division. Pascual later served as advisor on public-private partnership in infrastructure.
As UP President[edit]
Dr. Pascual emerged as the victor among the 11 nominees for the presidency of the University of the Philippines in 2011.[6] Some of the other nominees were: School of Economics professor and former Budget Secretary Benjamin Diokno, former College of Law dean and Inquirer publisher Raul Pangalangan, National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) chair and former university vice president for academic affairs Ma. Serena Diokno, former Department of English & Comparative Literature chair Consolacion Alaras, former chancellors Sergio Cao of University of the Philippines Diliman and Luis Rey Velasco of University of the Philippines Los Banos, and Social Weather Stations fellow and School of Labor and Industrial Relations professor Virginia Teodosio.
His administration masterminded the upcoming implementation of the e-UP Project, groomed to be integrated and university-wide information and communication technology (ICT) of the University.[7] Pascual also oversaw the launch of the experimental UP Diliman Automated Guideway Transit system project, in partnership with the Department of Science and Technology.[8] The University also entered into an agreement with the ABS-CBN Broadcasting Network, known as the "Fact-Check" project for faculty members to appear regularly in forums related to the 2013 Philippine general election.[9]
Pascual is a Trustee of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and chairperson of the University of the Philippines Foundation and the U.P. Provident Fund, among others. He is a member of the Management Association of the Philippines, the Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines (FINEX), and the Rotary Club of Makati.[10]
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There are a great variety of majors to choose from. The professors at ACU are helpful, and are Christians as well so they are there for you to help you with academics, or even counseling. Most of the professors pray before class begins and its just a great Christian environment. One popular major at Arizona Christian University is Music.
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This is a very broad question to ask, but I would point you towards the Microsoft Security Compliance Manager (SCM).
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Looking at the operating system from this perspective is a far better option than deciding to simply shut down services willy-nilly. Windows 7 is complex with many dependencies, and just randomly stopping things without understanding the different possibilities is foolish.
I do not know for Windows 7, but on Win 2000 and Win XP I would disable the server service, the telnet service, the remote desktop.
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I want to make a button on a keyboard to act like a mouse click, preferably using xmodmap. How do I do it?
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The following steps would help you rewire your keyboard keys to mouse buttons.
I imagine you could accomplish this using xmodmap and the Pointer_Button1 keymap.
Look in the file /usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h for the exact spelling and capitalization, but it should be possible to map a keyboard key into a mouse button (1,2,3,etc), even a double click (see the header file, near line 460 or so)
MIGHT work, causing the W key to act as the left mouse button. I'd recommend using a different key, unless you don't use any W's, but whatever works for you. (no, I'm not going to try it myself, I need my W's!)
Also have a look at the man page for xmodmap, and certainly the contents of /usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h to get the spelling correct. Drop the XK_ prefix to use the keysym names for xmodmap.
Looks like it's (keysymdef.h) in the x11-proto-core-dev package for my Debian system... you may want to search for the file and its contents online, doubt you want to install all the -dev files involved to just get THAT one. GIYF.
Something tickling in back of my head about another way to do this, but nothing's coming to me just now.
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In U.S., Pope's Popularity Continues to Grow
Nearly two years into his papacy, Pope Francis continues to be widely popular: Seven-in-ten Americans view him favorably, including 90% of U.S. Catholics.
Views of Government Policies Since Start of Great Recession
Majorities say that post-recession policies have helped large banks, large corporations and the wealthy, but not small businesses, the middle class or the poor.
More View Netanyahu Favorably Than Unfavorably
Four-in-ten (38%) have a favorable view of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, compared with 27% who hold an unfavorable view. But 35% express no opinion, including many (23%) who have never heard of him.
Global Restrictions on Religion
Social hostilities involving religion declined in 2013, while government restrictions remained level. But harassment of Jews reached a seven-year high.
Dems Have More Positive Image, But GOP Runs Even or Ahead on Key Issues
While majorities say the Democratic Party is open and tolerant, the Republican Party runs even with them on the economy and immigration and holds double-digit leads over the Democrats on terrorism, foreign policy and taxes.
Growing Support for Campaign Against ISIS
About twice as many Americans approve (63%) as disapprove (30%) of the U.S. military campaign against ISIS. While the idea of sending ground troops is more divisive, it draws higher support than it did four months ago.
Increased Public Support for the U.S. Arming Ukraine
As fighting continues in eastern Ukraine between government forces and Russian-backed rebels, the public has become more supportive of sending arms to the Ukrainian government and increasing sanctions on Russia.
How Scientists Engage the Public
Most scientists (87%) believe it is important to participate in public policy debates. Almost half use social media to discuss or follow science, and nearly a quarter blog about science and research.
How Different Groups Think about Scientific Issues
Different demographic groups think differently about scientific issues. For example, those more likely to think genetically modified food is unsafe include women, African-Americans and Hispanics, and those without college degrees.
Political Discontent in Emerging, Developing Nations
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On Debian Sage, Suse Enterprise Linux 9, Red Hat Advanced Server 4, and older systems, the hotplug daemon is the central contact point for all device events. However, the daemon does little more than load drivers for new devices – even the simple task of responding when a network cable is plugged or unplugged is too much for the implementation used by these distributions. It is hard to understand why the built-in hotplug configuration is so limited; after all, kernel hotplugging is easily capable of performing a fully automated backup on a USB stick plugged in by a user, or updating the MP3 collection on a cellphone in the vicinity, using a few simple scripts. This article describes some tricks and scripts you can use to extend the hotplug system.
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I am stymied. I have a category template. All of my category pages are pointing to the correct template except for one.
Correct Template: http://crowisland36pto.org/category/programsevents/
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Not Correct Template: http://crowisland36pto.org/category/parents_resources/
I can't even figure out which template that other one is pointing to. I don't have any custom category templates. (I have two single custom templates but not within this category)
A related problem -- the single page it's pointing to seems to be incorrect as well.
this should have the featured image on the right side and it doesn't.
Again the only time these issues are occurring are with this one category.
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I'm trying to determine which is the better of these two video cards: 128MB Nvidia GeForce 8600GT card while the other has a 512MB ATI Radeon X1650 card.
Both cards are the upper-level mid-range versions of their respective series. On the one hand, the ATI has substantially more VRAM, but the Nvidia supports D3D 10 and SM4.0 as opposed to D3D 9.0c/SM3.0 that the ATI supports. Also, I have always heard better things about Nvidia cards compared to ATI cards.
I'm trying to find some advice on which one is better, but I can't find any actual comparisons or anything for these specific cards (the comparisons I can find are only similar ones like the X1650 Pro or 8600GT PCI-E), so I figure that what I need to know is whether the extra VRAM is that important. Looking at the ATI table and the Nvidia table seems to indicate that the Nvidia is better, but then again, the Nvidia table also says that the GeForce 8600GT is a PCI-E card with at least 256MB even though the card in question is an AGP with 128MB. (:-?)
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The Inside Story of 9/11 and the War Against Al-Qaeda
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Publication Date: September 12, 2011
Ali H. Soufan, a former FBI special agent, served on the front lines against al-Qaeda and gained an international reputation as a top counterterrorism operative and interrogator. He has been profiled in "The New Yorker" and featured in books, newspaper articles, and documentaries around the globe.
Former FBI agent and interrogator Ali Soufan talks about dysfunction and rivalries inside the government's counterterrorism agencies that led to missed opportunities � as well as the ineffectiveness of enhanced interrogation techniques on collecting intelligence. More at NPR.org
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Girls Getting In On Video GamingAs throngs of video game fans converge on the Dallas Convention Center for a weekend tournament-- you have to look hard to get a glimpse of the girls: But, they're there.


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|Exhibition catalogs
|Named Person:
|Isamu Noguchi; Isamu Noguchi; Isamu Noguchi
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新見, 隆, ; Louise Allison Cort; Bert Winther-Tamaki; Bruce Altshuler; Ryū Niimi
|0520239237 9780520239234
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|Published on the occasion of an exhibition organized by the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
|219 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 30 cm
|The ceramic art of Isamu Noguchi : a close embrace of the Earth / Bert Winther-Tamaki --
The modern primitive : discourses of the visual arts in Japan in the 1950s / Niimi Ryū --
Japanese encounters with clay / Louise Allison Cort --
"Once an Oriental always an Oriental" : the American display and reception of Noguchi's ceramics / Bruce Altshuler.
|Louise Allison Cort, Bert Winther-Tamaki ; contributions by Bruce Altshuler, Niimi Ryu.
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"In Isamu Noguchi and Modern Japanese Ceramics scholars illuminate the overlooked zone of interaction between conceptions of art and craft by focusing on the work of ceramic artists who believed themselves centrally engaged with modernism, surrealism, and other issues of concern to an international art world. Bert Winther-Tamaki considers issues of identity that shaped Noguchi's "embrace" of the Japanese earth as a medium of modern sculpture and design. An essay by Niimi Ryu examines the broader discursive milieu of Japanese ceramics in the early postwar years. Louise Allison Cort focuses on postwar Japanese ceramic artists ranging from traditionalists such as Kitaoji Rosanjin and the "Living National Treasure" designates, to primitivists exemplified by Okamoto Taro and Tsuji Shindo, to avant-garde experimentalists led by the Sodeisha group. Bruce Altshuler's essay reviews the ways in which the American reception of Noguchi's ceramic work displayed particular attitudes toward art-making and national identity. Isamu Noguchi and Modern Japanese Ceramics will appeal to scholars, contemporary sculpture enthusiasts, and all those interested in Japanese ceramics and sculpture."--Jacket.
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Bob Graul, director of McKesson's RxOwnership program, will take charge of financing new pharmacy operations through First Financial Bank.
McKesson ideaShare 2015 kicked off Wednesday with a full day of continuing education sessions to help independent pharmacists remain at the cutting edge of patient care and pharmacy practice. Over the course of the four-day conference, McKesson will host more than 30 CE sessions, covering such important topics as medication synchronization, marketing in a digital world, building prescriber relationships and much more.
DSN had an opportunity to talk to Michelle Gilliam, director of Health Mart marketing about helping Health Mart owners and pharmacists promote their pharmacies their way. With more customizable tools and resources to promote their specific service offerings to local patients and prescribers, Health Mart stores can attract new patients and reinforce their value to existing patients.
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Former UTSA offensive coordinator Travis Bush has accepted the position of running backs coach at the University of Houston, replacing former RB coach Claude Mathis.
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During the mission Return to Steelport, you need to go to a club named Safeword to rescue Zimos. Are you only able access Safeword during this mission, or is it also possible to return and run around in there after this mission?
You can't get back into the area you were in during the mission. Later in the game you'll unlock it as a crib (at the end of the Zimos mission line). However, you're in a different part of the building, the penthouse area from what I can tell. You can, however, upgrade it to a majestic, purple tower displaying your dominance over the Morningstar's territory.
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What works? What doesn't? With some 38,000 diet books in print and 2,500 new ones hitting the shelves every year -- not to mention magazines trumpeting the ultimate new fad diet in every monthly issue -- there's plenty to choose from. Lately, even researchers have gotten into the act. The National Institutes of Health and university medical centers around the nation have spent many years and millions of dollars to test the Atkins diet versus the South Beach, the American Heart Association diet versus the Zone.
Along the way, there have been genuine surprises. The low-fat diet, widely endorsed by many official groups, hasn't turned out to be as safe or effective as most experts thought. Some people do manage to lose weight on low-fat diets, but usually weight loss is fairly slow -- only a pound or two a month. And while levels of bad cholesterol (LDL) fall, studies show that levels of good cholesterol also drop. Many people on low fat diets also see a rise in triglycerides, an independent risk factor for heart disease.
To almost everyone's surprise, low-carb/high-protein diets -- Atkin's is the model -- have proved much safer and more effective than expected. Here was a diet that featured eggs and bacon and warned people away from bread. Yet study after study has shown that for people who are overweight or obese, high-protein/low-carb diets have real advantages.
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The best news for dieters is that high-protein/low-carb dieters also shed pounds faster, on average, than low-fat dieters. In the latest of a string of studies that have pitted one popular diet against another, researchers at Stanford put the Atkins, Zone, Ornish, and LEARN diet to the test. After 12 months, volunteers on the Atkins diet had lost more weight -- twice as much -- as people on any of the other diets.