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Cortland County sheriff's deputies have arrested a city of Cortland man, accusing him of robbing a Cortlandville resident at gunpoint last Saturday.
Omar Harris-Raible, 29, of 88 Homer Ave., is charged with robbery and grand larceny. The robbery charge is punishable by up to seven years in state prison.
He was arraigned in Homer Town Court, where bail was set at $2,000 cash or $7,500 bond.
Deputies said Harris-Raible knocked on the door of 150 Penguin Drive about 10:35 p.m. on Nov. 15, displayed a handgun and robbed the resident of an undisclosed amount of money. No shots were fired, and no one was injured.
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You look stunning and that umberella is super cute.
Of course it goes without saying that your A Wang Studded Coco bag is awesome haha
I'm so happy for you that you're getting all this recognition!
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Ah, I've been going for the big hair thing lately, but you make me want to slick it all back! Lovely.
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Utrolig stas å se deg på både Facehunter og the Sartorialist da jeg nettopp sjekket!
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I loved 'a day in the life of'!
Wanting that umberella! <3
Love it Hanneli! =)
Inspirerende blogg du har! Du har en utrolig kul stil=) Hilsen Martine
You look really beautiful with your hair that way!
Hanneli you're amazing! it was nice to learn, reading your blog, that even pros like you have to put flats on to run through the underground!
you look gorgeous with you hair slicked back!
Really fun to read! I just realised it was you I saw wearing those fantastic light blue Acne boots, AND while on your bike, perfection!x
You have such goegeous eyes. Love your A. Wang bag!
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I can't believe that the season finale of New Girl is already here! It seems like just yesterday I was watching the pilot and falling in love with Zooey Deschanel's smash hit show. Even though viewers have to wait until tonight to catch the last episode of season one, on May 7, the cast got the chance to attend a special screening in Hollywood.
Rocking a navy blue frock and a side ponytail, Zooey looked absolutely adorable on the red carpet Monday night. After taking a few pics by herself, the New Girl joined co-stars Max Greenfield, Jake M. Johnson, Larmorne Morris and Hannah Simone for some group shots as well. Smile guys!
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He added everyone leaves at some time, and this is his time.
The Zoo has started searching for a replacement.
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Creative therapist opens new studio in Bayview
Tend to the soul, through the pathway of the body.
This is the kernel of a larger truth that depth psychologist Lisa Fladager wants to convey to anyone entering her new practice digs at BodySoul Work in Bayview.
Fladager welcomes everyone to the gala opening of her new psychotherapy studio in the Sears Annex at Meinhold Road from 4 to 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 19.
"Everything we are lives in our bodies," Fladager said.
Now she is giving bodies more room to move, to breathe and to help the mind relax and heal.
Fladager has been in private practice in Langley since 2000.
The goal of her work is the restoration of psychological and physical vitality, creativity and presence to one's everyday life. Fladager is at work on her doctorate degree in depth psychology/psychotherapy while continuing to practice, and is expanding her scope of work.
Fladager said it's an appropriate time to celebrate her new space. Creative Arts Therapies Week begins March 20, and moving next door to the Chiropractic Zone, Fladager said, makes the historic parcel near Bayview Corner a healing arts center of sorts.
Langley builder Carl Magnusson worked with Fladager to redesign and reshape the building into a warmer, larger practice studio, designed to give the body plenty of room to nurture the soul.
The building has a history that Fladager said is symbolic of the healing aspect of her work.
When the Bayview Cash Store was refurbished in part with some of the redwood from Langley's old water tower, the spirit of the trees remained.
"The oldest, soulful giants produced the wood planks that were straightened and resurfaced in the Sears Annex cottage," Fladager said.
"It's symbolic of a place of transformation. The wood needed to be reworked; ready to take on a new existence," she added. And that's similar to what she hopes to help her patients do through depth psychology.
The floors are made all of recycled cork, the finish on the walls is a warm yellow and there are new areas in which to house the sand-clay figures she uses in her work, along with a place for patients to create art, to dance and to sit.
"It's very protected and private, like a little sacred space," she said.
BodySoul Work is a place where Fladager helps people move beyond the constraints of modern medical practices, which she said have split apart the connection between the body and the mind.
Depth psychology, she said, is interested in what is underlying a problem, a situation, or an issue — whether it's the general flow of one's life, or a specific symptom.
"In my practice, I work with clients to create a listening space," Fladager said.
"We ask and then listen to what the body is saying, what the symptoms are saying, and what the dreams are saying."
Using tools such as sand play, expressive arts and movement to support the depth psychology, Fladager's goal is first to reduce suffering.
"I help people gently inquire how the body comes into play, and to find what is the deeper language of a symptom."
Fladager tries to help her patients access such a language by moving around an open floor in the studio, to explore one's dreams through the body, or through painting images.
In Greek, the word "psyche" means soul or breath, and "therapy" is translated to mean attend to.
"We see from this that the original aim of psychotherapy was to wait upon, care for, or tend to the soul," Fladager said.
"We can all benefit from such a practice."
BodySoul Work is in the Sears Annex Cottage, 2812 East Meinhold Road. To contact Fladager, call 360-221-2677.
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Come July, the tourists pick up. But you can have the trails (and campsites) all to yourself—if you head out in early June. The only caveat is that this is also when the area's notorious black flies make their debut. Solution? Pack some DEET and dress like a Mainer. Dark clothing attracts the winged bloodsuckers, so wear lighter, khaki-hued shirt and pants.Try ExOfficio's long-sleeve Buzz Off Baja shirt ($80, exofficio.com). It's impregnated with permethrin, a man-made version of a natural insect repellent found in certain chrysanthemum plants. ExOfficio says it will last through 70 washes, and when used in tandem with insect repellent, the author, a life-long Mainer, has been pleasantly surprised with the results.
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The only way to spot a forest fire in 1905? Go look for one in the forest, on foot. Not very efficient, or safe. Two Greenville locals, concerned with protecting the area's most important asset—trees—suggested putting a watchman on a mountaintop—specifically, Big Moose. Big Moose's fire tower, essentially just planks nailed to a tree, was the first in the country. With map and alidade, the watchmen would pinpoint the smoke, then run down through the trees to give the alert.
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In 2000, the Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission and the Maine State Legislature confabbed to pass a law eliminating the word "squaw" from the names of state landmarks, reasoning that its use is offensive to native peoples. Most sites were renamed "moose"–like Big and Little Moose Mountains. There's even a peak in Baxter State Park now named Moose Bosom. Discuss: Do you agree with the name changes? And is there a better name than Moose Bosom in any wilderness?
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Sure, the solitude, wildlife, and surrounding pine-blanketed mountains make Moosehead Lake special—but they aren't the only attraction. Before or after your hike, go for a ride on the 250-ton S.S. Katahdin, a steamship that's been plying the lake's waters for nearly a century. The 115-foot long, 26-foot-wide boat is the last of a fleet of eight; each one towed 6,000 cords of wood per trip across Moosehead. Three years after "Ol' Kate's" final log drive in 1975, she became a National Historic Landmark and has since been serving as a passenger ship. She runs daily at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday from the end of June through early October. Fall foliage season is primo. $32, katahdincruises.com


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This is in response to the Nov. 20 article, "Biblical debate stirred." If I read the article correctly, substitute teacher Walter Tutka quoted a phrase as students were entering Phillipsburg Middle School and one student felt that it was interesting enough to ask where it came from. Tutka obliged and gave him the answer. Plain and simple.
I congratulate Tutka on doing what he is paid to do, which is to educate students. He did not stand in the parking lot on a soap box or lock the door of his classroom and preach a sermon.
I don't believe he did anything wrong and I am glad the student had enough interest to ask a question of a teacher. Come on people, I believe we are getting a little carried away.
God bless Tutka, and God bless the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice which allows Tutka to do what he did.


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Meresman and Marquez: Robyn Michelle Meresman and Erica Alina Marquez.
Williams and Turner: Sabrina Dawn Williams and Nigel Middelton Turner.
Robbins and Montgomery: Erin Maxine Robbins and Charlotte Barbro Elsa Montgomery.
Shafer and Blanchard: Anna Jordan Shafer and Matthew Jack Blanchard.
July 2
Myhre-Shannon and Myhre-Shannon: Brooke Didrikke Myhre-Shannon and Nicole Dalene Myhre-Shannon.
Tavares and Harvey: Sarah Ashley Tavares and Larry Wayne Harvey.
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Nunnink and Eredia: Kara Jean Nunnink and Tyler Steven Eredia.
Coleman and Noyes: Jaime Lynne Coleman and Erin Marie Noyes.
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Man Stabbed After Bar Argument Spills Into Street
WHEELING – Wheeling Police say Robert Daniel Lawson stalked another man in the street and stabbed him Wednesday night following an argument between the two at a bar on Wheeling Island.
Ohio County Magistrate Harry Radcliffe arraigned Lawson this morning on a single count of malicious wounding. Lawson, 27, of Wheeling, remained in the Northern Regional Jail in Moundsville at press time in lieu of $30,000 bond.
Four Wheeling police patrol units and a supervisor responded to the reported stabbing at Iowa Street around 11:20 p.m. Wednesday. The officers were waved down by the alleged victim, who was bleeding from a wound to the back of his arm.
The man told police that Lawson had fled into a nearby house. Officers located Lawson and placed him under arrest. Police said they collected evidence at the scene and later at police headquarters, but did not specify if that evidence included the weapon.
The alleged victim, whose name was not released at press time, told officers that an altercation erupted between he and Lawson at a local bar. The victim left to avoid any further confrontation, he told police, but Lawson followed him. A fight ensued and Lawson allegedly stabbed the man.
The injured man was transported to a local hospital where he was treated for his injury.


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As an Air Force medic, Tech Sgt. Elbert Austin Phillips spent his military career helping others before he lost his life during a plane crash in Vietnam on Aug. 28, 1968. On Saturday, his legacy will be passed on through the awarding of the first TSgt. E.A. Phillips Humanitarian Award.
The E.A. Phillips Humanitarian Award is one of three honors created this year by the Vietnam Veterans of America Huntsville Chapter 1067. The awards will be presented at Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Celebration planned for tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Huntsville/Madison County Veterans Memorial.
Among those attending will be Phillips' family, including his daughter, Teresa Schmitt of Huntsville. She said her family is honored to have the award named for her father, a Huntsville native who served as a medic for 16 years.
"Undoubtedly, such an honor and very humbling experience. This is not anything that we would have ever expected and it just speaks volumes of how veterans take care of and honor each other. When our community and nation says 'we will never forget,' this honor and award is a testament to that," she said.
Phillips' body was never recovered from the crash and he is listed on the memorial's wall as one of two soldiers Missing in Action from the Vietnam War. Last year, his family attended the Welcome Home event held at the memorial. It's only fitting, she said, they attend again this year to honor the recipient of the award named for her father.
The first TSgt. E. A. Phillips Humanitarian Award will be presented to retired Command Sgt. Major Charlie Miller. Miller is being recognized for his service and leadership in the community, including his work on behalf of veterans. Miller serves on the Board of Directors of the Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 1067 and Redstone Federal Credit Union. He is also a member of the U.S. Army Ordnance Hall of Fame.
Schmitt said Miller is the perfect choice for the honor.
"We are equally proud that CSM Charles Miller, a man of great character, humility and service is the first recipient of the Tsgt E A Phillips Humanitarian Award," she said.The ceremony will also include a presentation to Airman First Class Richard Gonzalez. Gonzalez earned the Distinguished Flying Cross as a gunner on April 9, 1972 but it was never presented to him. The first CSM Colin Hargrove Service to Veterans Award will be presented to its namesake. Hargrove, a charter member of the North Alabama Veterans Mental Health
Saturday's event
Saturday's event will be the third annual Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans ceremony. It will include a performance by the Army Materiel Command Band with keynote speaker Sen. Bill Holtzclaw, R-Madison, a Marine Corps veteran.
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With Black Friday 2012 spread over two days this year -- Thanksgiving AND today -- more and more people are going to find they have a little extra time this weekend.
Well, that means more time for another tradition: Cut your own Christmas Tree!
Many American families put up their Christmas trees the day after Thanksgiving, and many more do it over the weekend.
This year is no different.
At Mlive.com we thought we would give readers an opportunity to tell us where they go year after year to cut down that perfect tree.
Use the comments section below
Maybe you'll be helping out other families begin their traditions.
In the meantime, there are a couple resources out there to help you find a Christmas tree farm.
• At PickYourOwnChristmasTree.org, readers can zero down to the Michigan county where they live and find a local farm.
• In Grand Rapids, I found a list from 2007 that The Grand Rapids Press used. You can read it over to see what's out there. I suggest you calling ahead of the visit because some of the tree farms could be out of business.
• And here is a story by MLive.com's Kyle Moroney: Grand Rapids-area tree farmers are prepping for the beginning of their season this weekend.
Have a great time!
Email John Gonzalez at email@example.com
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A 21-year-old man has been ordered to stand trial for first-degree murder on accusations he fired shots into a home and killed a 3-year-old Detroit girl.
A judge in Detroit's 36th District Court ruled Monday that there's enough evidence to try Devin Taylor on the murder charge, as well as on three counts of assault with intent to murder.
Authorities say Taylor fired shots July 10 into the house in retaliation for an earlier altercation involving neighbors. One passed through a wall and struck Aarie Berry in the head.
Police Officer Derrick Maye testified Monday that Taylor admitted getting an AK-47 assault rifle from another man and then shooting up the building.
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RIVERTON — The woman found shot to death early Sunday morning was a Youngstown, Ohio, resident, Burlington County Prosecutor Robert D Bernardi announced on Monday.
Te'Aira Denise Earvin, 22, was found on Carriage House Lane between Lippincott and Thomas avenues. Police called to the scene just before 5:30 a.m. said they found her unconscious and unresponsive.
Authorities said an autopsy showed Earvin died from several gunshots, and that the manner of her death was homicide.
No arrests had been made as of Monday afternoon. The case is being investigated by the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office and Riverton police.
Anyone with information that can help investigators is asked to call Burlington County Central Communications at 609-265-7113.
Contact staff writer Joe Green at 856-845-3300 ext. 253 or email@example.com


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Why do people struggle trying to unlock the maps & then have to ask for help, when some kind people have already done this for us?
Or am I missing something ??
Audi A1 S-Line. LED light pack, Xenons, 14 Speaker Bose system & connectivity pack.
Maps made with MS in the new device may give the wrong route, problems with search, crashes nuvi, etc........
If you know something better than the people who work for Garmin share with us
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Not need to write thanks .... If you like my post and it helped you, press Thanks or Like
I do not understand why it is difficult to click on "Thanks" or "Like"
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OK, Mapsource has been replaced by BaseCamp, which is the updated map/track/contour viewing application from Garmin, and the reason why Mapsource is no longer updated. MapInstall installs maps, full-stop. I could change to BaseCamp, which would, for me, do what Mapsource does, but I tried it once and didn't like the 'whizzy' front-end. Mapsource is simple, it works, and, as you say I am lucky with it....
What I do not understand is that you can still download MapSource software version 6.16.3 from the Garmin website
There is no warning that the software will not work correctly with new maps.
I have looked all over the website looking for that information.
If there was a problem with the software I think there would post it in the download area......
Code:http://www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=209#InstructJust because they have not made a newer version of the software does not mean it will not work correctly.Code:Updates & Downloads MapSource software version 6.16.3 as of October 25, 2010 Notes: WARNING: This software will not work unless you already own a MapSource product. This version of MapSource no longer supports Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, or Windows 2000. MapSource now requires Windows XP with Service Pack 3 or higher.
If anyone can show me officially from the Garmin website that this software does not work please produce the information.
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University of the District of Columbia President Names New Athletic Director
Patricia Ann Thomas Selected as First Female Athletic Director in School History
Washington, DC – University of the District of Columbia (UDC) President Allen Sessoms has announced that Patricia Ann Thomas is the school's new Athletic Director. Thomas will assume her duties on December 1, 2008.
Thomas joins the University as the first female African American Athletic Director in the school's 34-year history. According to the most recent report from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), less than eight percent of Athletic Directors at all member schools are African American. Thomas' appointment is part of the sweeping changes President Allen Sessoms is making on the UDC campus since he took the helm in September.
"We are pleased to have Patricia joining UDC as our new athletic director," says President Sessoms. "Her outstanding credentials and the respect she has garnered within NCAA athletics make her the best choice for the new direction of UDC."
As Athletic Director, Thomas will oversee all operations in the Athletics Department for the UDC Firebirds, specifically the university's 11 Division II teams including men's and women's basketball, tennis, track and cross country teams.
"It is a privilege to join the University of the District of Columbia. I am proud to lead the Athletics Department and I look forward to working with the Firebird student athletes to take UDC athletics to greater heights," said Thomas. "Few women, especially African-American women, get this opportunity at the collegiate level. This is a special honor indeed and I look forward to the challenge."
Thomas brings over 30 years of experience in NCAA athletics to her new position. Prior to accepting the post at UDC, Thomas served as the Senior Associate Athletic Director at Georgetown University. As Senior Associate Athletic Director, Thomas was responsible for providing direct support to student-athletes and served as the sports administrator for over fifteen sports programs. A well-respected member of the NCAA community, Thomas has been acknowledged nationally for her work in NCAA and Big East Athletics. She has served as a member of the NCAA Division I Championships and Competition Cabinet, Big East Conference Executive Committee, and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA).
The University of the District of Columbia is the fully-accredited sole public source for accessible, inclusive, affordable, and comprehensive public higher education in the District of Columbia and provides additional life-long learning opportunities. The University delivers quality instruction and uses student-centered approaches to empower and benefit both individuals and its local communities. The University, an urban land grant institution, is a very diverse community, a gateway to the world, and a significant investment engine for the District of Columbia. The University is located at 4200 Connecticut Ave, NW Washington, and is conveniently located at the Van Ness/UDC stop on the Red Line of Metro. For more information on other University activities, contact Mike Andrews, Senior Director for Communications and University Spokesperson at (202) 274-5685 or visit the University's web site at www.udc.edu.


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The SU women's basketball team won its second straight game by a 51-point margin Saturday afternoon with an 83-32 victory over Colgate (3-12) in front of a Carrier Dome crowd of 670.
Syracuse forward Iasia Hemingway nearly outscored the Raiders by herself Saturday. The 5-11 senior forward from Newark, N.J. set a new career-high with 31 points. Hemingway also grabbed a season-high 13 rebounds to record her fourth double-double of the year.
Orange junior forward Carmen Tyson-Thomas also notched a double-double -- her third in as many games -- with 15 points and 12 rebounds.
The 'Cuse opened the game on a 10-nothing run and never let up, holding Colgate to a 21.7 shooting percentage for the game. SU, which entered the game as the top reboudning squad in the NCAA (52.2 RPG), dominated on the glass with a 58-31 rebounding advantage.
Syracuse (11-4) beat Niagara 81-30 on Thursday and is now on a three-game winning streak. The Orange's win over Colgate concludes the non-conference portion of its schedule.
SU is set to begin the remainder of its Big East schedule on Tuesday night at No. 11 Rutgers (11-2) at 9:00. Coverage of the Orange at the Scarlet Knights starts on 89.1 WJPZ-FM and on www.z89online.com at 8:30 with Orange Women's Warmup.


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Names: Robert and Judy Basso of Susquehanna Twp. Robert is 68, Judy 67.
Retired: In 2003. Both receive Social Security and pensions.
How much do you save? Robert's pension money is placed in investments.
What are you saving for? Taking care of expenses, the unknown.
Where have you trimmed expenses? Judy uses a spreadsheet to analyze expenses. She says she is a good bargain hunter and looks for great deals. "We're doing everything we want to do" for entertainment, and they take yearly cruises.
How are you investing? Team Financial manages the investments.
Do you have a financial adviser? No.
What's your best advice? No matter how much you hate it, get in the practice of making out a budget for yourself.
Expert advice
- Consider downsizing your home. If you don't need a big house anymore, moving into a smaller home could save a lot just in utility costs. You'll also save time you're spending maintaining a big house and yard.
- In retirement, shift stock investments even more. Now is the time to start playing it safer.
- Adjust your lifestyle. If you spend too much in the early years of your retirement, you may outlast your savings.
- Track your expenses so you have a sense of how much to withdraw from your investments.
- Know now how much income you will need to live on during retirement. An investment strategy that just gets you to retirement isn't enough. You need to get through retirement. "If you retire at age 62, with a life expectancy of 85 and up, you can't put it on autopilot for 20 years," said Jeffrey Roof, president of the Roof Advisory Group. "It needs to be managed very carefully."
- Find a part-time job if you're healthy. Even a low-stress part-time job that pays minimum wage will give you fun money, meaning you can draw less from your retirement portfolio.
Source: www.kiplinger.com


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A few days ago myself and Blaise launched our world cricket tv channel on youtube. The inspiration for the first installment was part crappy ICC test player rankings and part fun fantasising about the world cricket dream test team 2009.
As you can see from the rankings they don't exactly stack up.
Here's the top 20 test batsman and test bowlers in the world as they stand. Whilst the batsman don't closely represent our world dream XIs they could conceivably be up there in the world.
The bowler rankings are way off the mark.
How can Jerome Taylor (despite some his recent destruction of England) be world number 7?
How can Paul Harris find himself at number 8?
And Ryan Sidebottom at number 10?
Who would you put in your ultimate bowling line-up?
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SXSW Film: 'Good Ol' Freda' boasts rare music and lessons in the value of music
AUSTIN -- At the top of the film "Good Ol' Freda," Beatles fans get hit in the face with one of the rarer, frequently bootlegged pieces of the Fab Four's history. It's the sound of the first Beatles Christmas recording, from 1963, of John, Paul, George and Ringo singing bits of "Good King Wenceslas" and "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," with scripted and improvised bits on wishing fans a happy holiday. It and all the following years' records were sent only to members of the Beatles fan club.
"Good Ol' Freda's" namesake Freda Kelly was the president and leader of the Beatles fan club for their entire career. And as director Ryan White said in the Q&A session after the documentary's premiere, it was a real testament to Kelly's integral role in the history of the Beatles' music career that the filmmakers were able to secure the sync rights to include that Christmas record for the movie.
In fact, there were four Beatles songs besides the Christmas recording that were weaved into Freda's chronological narrative: "I Saw Her Standing There," "Love Me Do," "I Feel Fine" and "I Will."
While Kelly's story is small, contained and another (albeit unfettered) look into the history of the Beatles, the securing of those licenses is epic in scope. As the music industry has splintered and merged and evolved in the past 40 years, so have the issues of copyright and ownership of Beatles master recordings. White said, "On my death bed... these will be the four proudest moments of my life, getting those four songs," conceding that it's "well known" that there are "countless circles of people" who must grant permission for these recordings. Publishers, labels, songwriters, estates and other rights holders make up these "countless" stakes.
It reminds me of Soundcloud and other music sharing technologies utilized by artists big and small today. On Soundcloud, a performer can share a snippet of work, or demos or unfinished, unmastered, unclaimed bits of music, just in order to connect with their audiences or workshop through their artistic ideas. They could put out their own Christmas recording of "Rudolph," just to say hi and thanks. Years later, what is the value of that work, when it is easily attained? "Rare" music is now so rarely rare.
We're in gawky, awkward teenaged years of music sharing (just ask the guys at Napster and the film "Downloaded"), and the intrinsic and net value of music is in a raw flux, due to the fact that artists make one-off and "exercise" material available readily. Some don't. In either case, were the artist to retain all rights to their material and exercise control over it -- as copyrights holders have done in the case of the Beatles -- good night and good luck, because from YouTube to Soundcloud to filesharing networks, they're everybody's at this point.
There are few artists that will ever be as famous and as "valued" as the Beatles, and for those that are, there's no such thing as the "rare Christmas recording" anymore. "Good Ol' Freda" is an inadvertent lesson in what rare even means to the current music consumer. That, on its face, is worth a trip to see "Freda."


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- To meet the rise in demand in an efficient way people are again focusing on power from biogas.Mostly all natural organic wastes can give rise to biogas and power in turn.
- One of the promising avenues in this field is animal and food waste anaerobic digestion and production of power in a combined heat and power (CHP) system. This concept is becoming very popular in dairies, companies with large canteen facility, poultry farms, animal farms, etc.
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- Since this kind of project abates methane emission it can claims CDM or carbon credits benefits. Governments all across the globe are encouraging projects like power from animal and food wastes.


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- The great Khan of books
June 29, 2013
Founded by Balraj Bahri Malhotra in 1953, Bahrisons is a proud sentinel at the gateway of Delhi's Khan Market
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June 29, 2013
Can the culture of copyright also be creatively crippling?
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June 29, 2013
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Greene and I
Ifelt, at some level that I could not articulate then, as if we had stepped out of a cozy drawing-room comedy, written by Greene in a holiday mood, and into some Old Testament text about the end - or the beginning - of the world. But for my father, I later realized, he could not have arrived in a better place at a better time. His deepest commitment had always been to possibility, the mystic's belief that there's a better life hidden within the one we see;the maxim he most loved to cite to students was from Greene's favorite, Unamuno, about how, to achieve the impossible, one must attempt the absurd.
He had even named his only child after the Buddha and the fifteenth-century Italian Neo-Platonist who had written an Oration on the Dignity of Man. And now he was in a state that seemed given over to unlimited potential, discussing The Symposium with some of the world's most interesting thinkers in the mornings and at night walking in candlelit rallies for peace with Joan Baez and other young champions of hope. He was invited to teach at the local university, along with my philosopher mother, and soon they were both finding that students in California in the '60s, unlike the students they'd taught at Oxford, weren't embarrassed about professing an interest in their studies, didn't believe they had all the answers, were sometimes almost touchingly open to transformation.
Three hundred, four hundred kids started crowding into the lecture halls where my father was talking on Bakunin and Thomas Paine (and, perhaps, the Perry Mason show he'd watched on TV the previous night), binding them all together into a soaring synthesis;he began holding his office hours in an all-night coffee shop, so that students could bring him their questions, their hopes or their plans for as long as they wished. Sometimes, he would still be talking, on Coleridge and Pythagoras, as the sun began to show above the far-off ridge at 6 am.
It was those from the Old World who had the keenest sense, I thought, of how much could be done in this hopeful and accommodating society and how, in fact, the very principles of classical philosophy could be given new wings and life in this place so unconcerned with history. Christopher Isherwood, Greene's distant cousin, came to our local Hindu temple to talk about how he'd decided to devote his literary energies to the Indian swami he'd met here;he'd seen through the decadence of Europe, the worn-out skepticisms of England, and this life seemed more exciting to him.
Felix Greene, the first cousin with whom Graham had grown up in England, helped to found a mystical community in the desert east of Los Angeles where Aldous Huxley, Greene's contemporary and longtime fascination, could deepen his research into the perennial philosophy. Somerset Maugham, Greene's most obvious precedent, had told Isherwood, down the road, that his great wish as he approached seventy was to go to India to study Shankara.
When my parents took me down to the campus in the warm, subtropical evenings, I could hear wild guitar riffs and Oedipal screams - the Doors - floating out of the basketball gym and across to where the Pacific lapped against the shore just in front of the university lagoon;a little later, the students would burn down our local Bank of America and more or less announce that they were fashioning a new world from scratch, whether in preparation for the future or just celebration of the powers of eternal youth, nobody much troubled to say.
But for a little boy it was all a bit unsettling, and perhaps more so in the presence of a father with vivid and esoteric views, and no siblings to cushion the effect. I didn't know what to make of the two pictures of Western occultists my father kept on his bookshelves, next to Gandhi, and I couldn't follow his frequent references to demons and magicians, a mysterious psychic sphere that filled the invisible spaces around us. And the California I knew seemed so far from time and even reality that it felt more a vision of a place - a cluster of visions, only sometimes overlapping - than anywhere one could learn one's ABCs.
Yet strong fathers are also often the ones with the strongest readiness to give their children a solid education, if only so as to fortify the family against the world (or maybe it's just a way of having a second chance?). And as I sat in our lonely house on the ridge, playing with my favorite toys (numbers), I noticed that the dollar was so strong against the pound - America had clearly taken over as the dominant power - that I could fly back to Oxford, resume my studies at the Dragon (which, conveniently, took in boarders as well as day students) and fly back to see my parents three times a year for less than it cost to carry my lunchbox with the crustless cucumber sandwiches to Hope Ranch every morning.
I didn't stop to think about how hard it might be for parents to give up their only child to rival authorities across the world;I didn't bother to reflect that the smaller party can abandon the larger, as much as the other way round. I raised the idea with my parents and they assented, because they had seen how much I might forget if I stayed in this fresh and unformed society. They had been at least as concerned as I when I described, aged nine, what my twelve-year-old California classmates were planning to do next summer on the beach with Diane.
A curious decision, perhaps, for a boy of nine, but empty spaces can be difficult for a little boy alone and maybe I sensed that my parents, raised on Britain in India, were at times as perplexed as I by this unanchored new world we'd entered, and undefended against the different forms innocence and worldliness took over here. A world that knew itself seemed safer than one in a perpetual state of becoming-at least until I hit fifteen-and even algebra teachers flinging hard blackboard erasers at us and pulling us by the hair could seem more knowable than the vast open spaces of this world without boundaries
So we got into our small blue Plymouth Valiant and drove down the intercontinental freeway to Los Angeles International Airport. A woman in a stylish uniform took me over from there and put my passport and other papers into a plastic bag. Then I was waving and waving at my mother and father, and turning around to follow the woman into the front of a plane. My parents were left to drive the hundred miles home by themselves, while I headed back to the strange, cloistered world of Victorian England
At the other end, a wispy-haired man in a tweed jacket with patches on the elbows was waiting to lead me into an estate car (the previous day I'd have called it a "station wagon" ), along with other boys coming from Buenos Aires, Nairobi, all the imperial postings, and to deposit us in our new red-brick houses around Bardwell Road. The room where I would soon sleep was called Pterodactyl, named, like all the rooms in School House, after a creature long extinct, and in those early days all I could think of was California. I buried myself under my blankets after "Lights Out" and under threat of getting thwacked on the backside with a tennis shoe, fiddled with my tiny transistor radio to try to catch a college football game on the Armed Forces Radio Service, broadcasting from Germany. My only piece of home was an NFL handbook that soon I had read so often I could recite Raymond Berry's touchdown statistics as fluently as if it were Kipling's "If-"
Yet children are often much readier to adapt than their parents are, and before long I was putting on my blue corduroy shorts, my grey Aertex shirt and my blue corduroy jacket-all with "S. P. R. Iyer" in green Cash's name tapes sewed into them by my motherand was happily flinging conjugations of the Greek irregular verb at my classmates instead of curses. The Dragon was the rare school that allowed boys to bring teddy bears with them to their beds. But, wise to the dangers of life in the trenches, I took along only a stunt bear, so that the creature I really cared for could remain safe at home, out of view.
School House was, of course, the name of the building where Graham Greene lived, too, both as a student at Berkhamsted and, in holidays, as son of the headmaster;the name itself might have stood for the universe of his fiction, where even in their forties, Old Boys are putting on the ties of schools not quite their own, reminiscing about faraway teachers, even urging other alumni, met at the club in West Africa, to send reports or love poems back to the old school magazine. In Greene's day, the names of students newly fallen in war were recited every day in chapel (the two hundredth to be killed, by a horrible irony, was called "Dear, " the five hundredth "Good" ). In our day, the war was long behind us-Empire had been seriously wounded in the First War and then killed off in the Second-but tall memorials stood above our playing fields, with the names of the dead all around them, and everywhere we turned were plaques and poppies.
On Sunday afternoons hundreds of seats were laid out in School Hall, so we could watch Zulu and The Bridge on the River Kwai and learn about what loyalty to king and country meant, and how to suffer silently;on Saturday afternoons, a teacher read to us from Esprit de Corps and Stiff Upper Lip, Lawrence Durrell's stories of life in the Foreign Office, to prepare us for our own detachment abroad. We had to run through a long line of freezing cold showers every morning at dawn, though, by some topsy-turvy logic, the number of warm baths we could take was limited to two a week and had to be overseen by young female Matrons.
In chapel we sang, "There is a green hill far away, " and I thought, inevitably, of our house, now painted yellow, on the ridge in California, on the far side of the world;on the last day of every term, just as my mother and her friends had done at Cathedral and John Connon School in Bombay, we all but shouted out William Blake's lines about building a new Jerusalem in "England's green and pleasant land. " When I was allowed "out of bounds, " occasionally, to buy sweets from the shop round the corner from where I'd grown up, it was to think of the dentist down the road, in the same street where Graham Greene's wife and children lived. The name of our school magazine was The Draconian.
Once a year, perhaps, through an elaborate lottery system, each of us had a chance to win the ultimate prize: freedom from school lunch. If a letter was chosen close enough to the "I" in "Iyer" -I can remember even now the sensation of crowding around the magic box in the room lined with lockers- I was given a small paper bag and told, at 10:40 on a Sunday morning, that I didn't have to show up again till dinner at 6:15. Inside the bag was a small packet of potato chips, a Penguin chocolate bar, an apple and a 6�-ounce bottle of Coke. Fully aware of how special a luxury this was, I ran upstairs to my room, searched around for the compass in my pencil box, jabbed a few holes in the rusty bottle top and proceeded to sip the elixir through the pinpricks for the next four hundred and fifty-four minutes.
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We've thought long and hard about this, kept up with countless blogs and forums, discussed with design and industry experts, and of course, we've spoken extensively to the target customer. We wanted to give you something flashy and hip, but in the end we settled on a simple problem (with an elusive solution) with huge market potential (doesn't mean you can't make it flashy and hip!).
Moms with kids ages 12 months to 24 months (toddlers) are frustrated because they can't find products that help their kids drink on their own without fuss, mess, spilling and spoiling. They want safe product materials and a design which leads to healthy physical development.
Your task: Design a safe, easy to handle, spill-proof vessel that is appropriate for healthy child development and effective drinking of fluids.
Target customer: Moms of toddlers will buy your product by the millions if you please them
End user: Remember that your end user is the toddler. Will your product be good for him / her?
- A full-scale, dimensional "mock-up" , the model for the 3D prototype
- A written value statement that will appeal to moms
- A reward strategy for placement on Kickstarter.com
- A written "high-buzz" product marketing description
- New design to solve problem for moms of toddlers in a brand-new way
- Make moms raving fans, go for the WOW factor!
Why this?
We can only imagine you'd be curious to know why we would settle on this idea…
- As a current non-user, your perspective is fresh: the best results for innovation come from individuals outside of the initial user and who can more easily think outside of the box as a result; creativity goes up 30%when inventor is naive
- Huge market size: approximately 5 million (12 – 24 month-old toddlers in US); moms buy 5-6 or more per year of this product
- Active target customer: moms research extensively for the perfect products for their kids, and constantly share ideas and opinions with other moms
- Example of need: one mom invented a strap just to hold sippy cups and made $1.5 million in sales
- Potential for impact: existing products fall short of customer requirements; big concern for slowed speech development when using improperly-designed drinking vessels / devices
Are you ready?
The full design challenge description, along with the functional and non-functional design requirements, will be emailed to all registrants today.
We know you are all extremely busy, so don't worry if you come to Innovate This! without having had much time to think about this beforehand. We will have guidance, experts and all necessary materials on-hand this Saturday. That being said, however, our model has always rewarded the entrepreneurially-minded. We have spoken to some teams out there who are ready to come with their own preliminary market research (looking at current products and shortcomings, getting to know the target customer's needs, etc.), and we think this is fair game. Remember, there is a pretty cool prize at stake!
We will leave the rest up to you. There is still time to register or add members to your team. Good luck!


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Meet the Reh Center Interns
The Reh Center for Entrepreneurship offers Clarkson University students a variety of internships tailored to provide valuable, firsthand learning opportunities. The Center currently employs eight interns:
Stephanie Guzzi, Sourcing Specialist Intern
Stephanie Guzzi is a Sophomore Engineering & Management Major at Clarkson University. She began as a barista for Mojoe last year, and was promoted to Mojoe's Sourcing Specialist with the Reh Center in January. This requires a deep understanding of the Supply Chain process for Mojoe. Her main responsibilities include maintaining vendor relations, ordering all items needed for operation, maintaining a practical level of inventory, establishing reorder points, receiving inventory, preparing bills, as well as managing Mojoe daily duties. She also must communicate effectively with the Accounting Analyst Intern and Human Resource Intern for Mojoe.
Stephanie can be seen outside of the Reh Center maintaining her academics, participating as a member of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), developing a Croatian based tourism business, participating as a member of the Engineering & Management Society, and volunteering for Habitat for Humanity.
Daniel Hennis, Accounting Analyst Intern
Hailing from Spring, Texas, Daniel is a Junior Mechanical Engineer with a minor in Business. He is currently the Accounting Specialist for MoJoe. His responsibilities include updating QuickBooks with daily figures and managing cash flow by balancing accounts. His weekly duties consist of depositing cash to the Service Center, providing reports of sales and purchasing figures, sending Knight Card and Credit Card sales to accounts receivable, and working 1 shift a week behind the MoJoe bar. His collaboration with other leaders of the MoJoe team helps predict the marketing demands.
Outside of the Reh Center you can find Daniel hanging out with his Tau Epsilon Phi brothers, practicing his DJing skills, or putting in long nights of studying on campus.
Mallory Fisher, Events Coordinator
Mallory Fisher is currently a Senior at Clarkson University majoring in Innovation and Entrepreneurship with a minor in Project Management. Mallory has been working as an intern with the Reh Center for Entrepreneurship at Clarkson for the past two years. During her first year with the Reh Center she was the Internal Marketing Intern and recently moved into her current position as the Events Coordinator.
Her main responsibilities are initiating cross-campus planning and networking to coordinate successful events. Mallory's duties also include managing budgets for events using excel, and creating events to educate local entrepreneurs. Outside of the Reh Center Mallory plays on the Clarkson Women's DIII Lacrosse team.
Nicole O'Brien, Marketing Intern
Nicole is a senior Digital Arts and Sciences major with a minor in Literature. She is the new Marketing Intern for the Reh Center for Entrepreneurship. She hopes to use this opportunity to expand her knowledge of marketing and meld it with her art and design skills. Her responsibilities include running the social media outlets for the Reh Center as well as creating any designs needed for marketing purposes. Serving as a barista last fall, Nicole used her skills to help improve the forward facing marketing at MoJoe.
In her free time, Nicole likes to keep her plate full. Alongside the intern position, she also holds a position on campus as the student worker for the Alumni and Development Department on campus. She is also the Corresponding Secretary for Clarkson University's Student Association, the Vice President of the Class of 2016, and the Recruitment Chair for Theta Phi Alpha.
Jacqui Hart, Summer Intern
As a rising Junior at Clarkson University, Jacqui is carrying out her passion for entrepreneurship with the Reh Center. She is currently majoring in Innovation and Entrepreneurship and minoring in Law Studies. As the summer intern at the Reh Center, her responsibilities are associated with running both MoJoe and Entrepreneur Coffee. At MoJoe, Jacqui acts as a liaison with vendors by ordering the coffee, food, and supplies needed daily, and additionally works in the mornings as a barista serving customers. At Entrepreneur Coffee, Jacqui works closely with customers, receiving and delivering orders and payments to ensure that each part of the process goes smoothly. The process includes: receiving customer orders, ordering coffee from our supplier, receiving and delivering the coffee, receiving payments and paying our vendor, and accounting for each transaction. In addition to her responsibilities at MoJoe and Entrepreneur Coffee, she assists with projects associated with the Reh Center such as the class of 2019 Design Challenge.
Outside of the Reh Center, Jacqui loves the outdoors. She can be found hiking, rock climbing, and camping on the weekends during the summer, and skiing in the winter. In addition she is a member of Clarkson's Pre-Law Society.
Kyle Erickson, Human Resource Intern
Kyle Erickson is currently a Junior at Clarkson University majoring in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Project Management. He enjoys working with the Reh Center because it gives him a unique opportunity to work outside of the engineering school. Aside from interning with the Reh Center, Kyle is also a member of Club Hockey and Club Broomball.
Participating as a barista in MoJoe last year, Kyle received a promotion in March to intern as MoJoe's Human Resource Specialist with the Reh Center. His daily duties include health code regulations, maintaining weekly schedules, and managing daily MoJoe duties.
Jacob Shea, Sales and Delivery for Entrepreneur Coffee
Jacob Shea is a Sophomore Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major at Clarkson University. He works as the Sales and Delivery representative for Entrepreneur Coffee. His responsibilities include the highest quality of customer service, on time delivery, attracting new customers and managing all sales. His continuous communication between the Operations Specialist and himself allow for Entrepreneur Coffee to run smoothly. He always works diligently to maintain positive relationships between Entrepreneur Coffee and its customers.
Jacob can be seen outside of the Reh Center participating in CEO club, running young startup companies, and keeping up with his academics. He values his time at Clarkson University and looks to make the most all possibilities and opportunities that come his way.
Stephanie Jump, Operations Specialist for Entrepreneur Coffee
Stephanie Jump is a Sophomore Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major at Clarkson University. Stephanie works as the Operations Specialist for Entrepreneur Coffee. Her main responsibilities include understanding the process of Supply and Demand, working with suppliers, ordering all items necessary for operations, and maintaining a reasonable level of inventory with established re-order points. She also works directly with the Sales and Delivery Intern to obtain new customers and determine market demands.
Her involvement outside of the Reh Center includes Delta Zeta, the CU Ski Club, Photography Club, and keeping up with her academics.


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Europe's top five leagues are entering into the business ends of the seasons—with trophies and European qualification on the line at the top, and battles against relegation taking hold at the bottom.
For this weekend, I've picked out Stoke's visit to Chelsea in the Premier League, which will see caretaker manager Roberto Di Matteo lead his team out for the first time at Stamford Bridge.
Next up is the match between Juventus and Genoa, with the Old Lady trailing leaders AC Milan by two points in the table.
In Spain, Malaga and Levante will be battling for potential European spots when they come together, while all eyes will be on Lionel Messi as Barcelona take on struggling Racing.
There's also a mention for the Monday night clash between Arsenal and Newcastle, who are both in contention for European spots and should provide an entertaining contest at the Emirates.
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The suggestion by the editorial board on Saturday that federal bonds be used to get money to clean up the vacant and abandoned houses of Cleveland appears to be a good use of the money; however, the taxpayer, who is the ultimate payer, needs to know just who owns and/or controls these properties once they are cleaned up? Hopefully, the city, county or the taxpayers themselves -- and not the land-grabbers who let them fall apart.
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Volumes remain light due to the Thanksgiving holiday in the US
German IFO beats expectations supporting EUR/USD and European equities in early trade
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Market Re-Cap
European equities opened higher this morning although pulled off the weekly highs after some touted profit-taking heading into the weekend and volumes remaining light due to the Thanksgiving holiday in the US. Spanish equities have underperformed other European bourses this morning after S&P lowered their ratings on a number of Spanish banks and reaffirmed a negative outlook. S&P cited the rapid deterioration of the Spanish economy and credit worthiness of public and private sector borrowers as the main risks facing the industry.
German IFO Business Climate data beat expectations at 101.4 vs. Exp. 99.5 which saw strength in EUR/USD moving 28 pips to the upside breaking the 1.29 handle in immediate reaction. Comments from the IFO initially appeared positive with them commenting that the German economy is holding up despite the economic crisis however further comments said GDP would weaken in Q4 compared to Q3.
Markets had appeared cautious heading into the data release as overnight, German Chancellor Merkel said that it looks unlikely for the EU to come to an agreement on the budget at the final talks today in Brussels, however this morning Merkel said it was not dramatic if no budget deal was finalised today.
Heading into the North American crossover, the session is expected to remain light due to Thanksgiving although Canadian CPI is due to be released at 1330GMT/0730CST. As a reminder there will be early closures in the US due to the public holiday.
Asian Headlines
Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang has said an economic overhaul must accelerate in order to keep growth, including improving state-owned enterprises and the taxation system.
The US has told Japan and South Korea it detected North Korean preparations to launch long-range ballistic missiles. North Korea would technically be prepared to fire missiles by the end of this month and reports suggested the three nations are stepping up alerts against the threat.
Overnight, the Chinese November flash business sentiment indicator came in at 53.57 (Prev. 51.86).
Market holiday overnight in Japan so no trade in JGB's or the Nikkei 225.
EU & UK Headlines
A source from the Greek finance ministry said international lenders are mulling a EUR 9bln return of ECB profits and up to EUR 8bln in interest rate cut on loans among measures to cut Greek debt. International lenders are also mulling cutting Greek debt by EUR 10bln via debt buyback and extending maturities which if approved by the Eurogroup meeting on Monday could be completed by year-end.
German IFO Business Climate for November beat expectations at 101.4 and saw the first rise in the measure for 8 months. Current Assessment and Expectations both beat expectations and the German IFO commented that the German economy is holding up despite the economic crisis however did warn that IQ4 GDP will be even weaker than it was in Q3 and could possibly slip into negative territory.
Late last night, German Chancellor Merkel said she doubts that the EU are to reach a budget deal at today's summit and most likely a second summit will be needed next year which dampened optimism and saw EUR/USD trade near session lows. This morning Merkel then said EU leaders will take time if second summit needed; not dramatic if no budget deal today.
European cash equities markets opened higher today following the losses seen last week although came off the highs as profit taking was observed heading into the weekend.
IBEX has underperformed other European cash equities this morning after S&P cut ratings on Spanish banks due to their economic risks. Three banks had their ratings cut and the other 12 were all kept at the same rating although the outlook remains negative for all. S&P said Spanish banks are facing higher credit risks as Spain's weakening economy, public sector cuts, austerity measures and high unemployment will likely hamper the creditworthiness of private and public sector borrowers.
In individual stocks news EDF shares are trading up over 4% as the Co. today announced they have decided to pay an interim cash dividend of EUR 0.57 per share to shareholders on 17th December. Elsewhere, Volkswagen said they are to invest EUR 50.2bln in auto operations over next 3 years and shares came under selling pressure shortly after, falling 0.59%.
EUR/USD is trading within a band created by the 50DMA at 1.2910 and the 200DMA at 1.2803 and moved higher today after positive IFO Business Climate data from Germany saw the pair break the 1.2900 handle in immediate reaction to the release.
USD/JPY has traded within a tight range and overnight there was some moderate strengthening in the JPY as the market was factoring in the latest comments from opposition leader Abe. LDP Abe said that he is not thinking of FX intervention to push JPY lower and that FX intervention is ineffective.
Weakness in GBP has seen following media reports this week saying Britain's AAA rating could be under threat after Moody's downgrade of France. Profit taking was touted in GBP/USD, leading to further weakness in GBP and hence upside in EUR/GBP.
WTI crude futures have ticked lower on the day after the truce between Israel and Hamas appears to be holding, despite reported isolated incidents of violence on the Israeli border. As a reminder the NYMEX floor trade and electronic trade will be halted early at 1830GMT/1230CST due to the Thanksgiving holiday in the US.
The IEA has said rising US oil output has no threat to OPEC and Saudi influence on prices.
**Note - US Thanksgiving Holiday Market Closes:
- Floor:
CME/CBOT Early Close (FX, Interest Rate, Commodities close at 1200CST/1800GMT)
NYMEX Early Close (1230CST/1830GMT)
NYSE Early Close (1300EST/1800GMT)
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CME Globex - Equity, Interest Rate Products and FX Early Close (1815GMT/1215CST)
NYMEX Early close (Energy products close 1230CST/1830GMT)
NYSE LIFFE Regular Close
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Verisae's Energy Management solution gives retailers the ability to measure, manage, and monitor energy on one integrated platform. It provides a deep understanding of both supply and demand side energy as well as energy related projects. The Verisae Platform acts as a data warehouse, correlating real-time energy data (from EMS, meters, and sub-meters) with utility bill data and site data as well as equipment maintenance events and energy anomalies. Organizations can track energy usage at category or asset levels, set benchmarks, reveal anomalies in real-time, and audit processes to reveal savings. Verisae's Energy Analytics leverage the data warehouse to provide centralized analysis of energy consumption, usage patterns, impact of maintenance activity, equipment telemetry, weather, energy efficiency projects, and other site events. Verisae integrates this data with its workflow engine to help retailers move from cost containment to cost reduction, allowing them to use less energy every day and save millions.
The company's phased approach is an energy management system that is used to control energy costs and achieve success at each step. For example, phase one might be to create a central repository for energy information, beginning with existing, readily available utility bill and site attribute data that can be easily uploaded. Phase two would use reports and dashboards to uncover site consumption anomalies and utility bill errors, use consumption data for improved energy project prioritization, and use advanced project tracking and forecasting with further benchmarking and alerting of store trending. Phase three would identify anomalies in real-time and rectify issues before they become costly. The predictive analytics intelligence will rule out false alarms and reduce unnecessary service calls, Verisae says.
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Sabotaging the Phanatic?
The Nationals broadcasters last night suggested a player or two in the Washington dugout might have been involved in the Phanatic's four-wheeler stalling before the game. Jayson Werth swears it wasn't him.
QUESTION: The Nationals broadcasters were talking like you might have been involved in some sabotage?
WERTH: It was already done by the time I got over there. I tried to help him out a little bit. I'm not very mechanical.
QUESTION: So you're not one of those guys fixing his cars in the winter?
WERTH: What's that called when you hijack a car?
QUESTION: Hotwire it?
WERTH: I don't know how to hotwire anything. No, I didn't have anything to do with it unfortunately. It would have been funny if I did. (laughs) I watched the video and he's sitting there talking to me, "I can't get the thing to start." It was funny. I saw it. It was hilarious. The whole thing was funny.
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His mom never lets him have any fun.
jimmy still plays a GRREAT shortstop!!
At this point I think the Phanatic is a high point of the night…at least he makes me smile because most of the time the actual baseball being played makes me cringe…the phillies are predictable….one thing you can count on is Jimmy Rollins swinging at the first pitch every ab and then letting the next pitch go by for strike two.
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Valley charter school accused of religious bias won't change syllabus
PHOENIX — A Valley charter school is standing behind its curriculum, despite an organization accusing it of being unfairly biased.
The American Humanist Association (AHA), a civil liberties and pro-secular government organization, wrote a letter to the Benjamin Franklin Charter School in Queen Creek, Ariz., on Wednesday, alleging the seventh grade syllabus of an English teacher is biased toward Christian texts and violates the Establishment Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
"Each quarter there was a significant section of the assigned reading that was plainly religious," said David Niose, legal director of the AHA.
The syllabus requires students to read portions of the Old and New Testaments, as well as read renowned religious authors, such as C.S. Lewis, to which the AHA claims the school is effectively using the public money it receives to teach religion.
However, Eddie Farnsworth, executive director of Benjamin Franklin Charter Schools, said he believes the syllabus is within legal guidelines and that the texts are included in the curriculum to teach the history of Western literature, not indoctrinate students.
"To jump to the conclusion that somehow this has to be religious teaching because we're using books they disapprove of, again, is irresponsible," Farnsworth said.
The letter also seems to express concerns about the objectivity of the teacher whose syllabus is in question, Jessica Kasten, in part because of the dates and language used in the syllabus, and because she was educated at Hope International University, a private Christian university.
Niose points out that when referencing the publication dates of some of the readings, the dates used are often associated with what he called "fundamentalist" views on religious texts, such as the Old Testament.
"The first quarter was presented to students as representing texts that were from 4,000 B.C. to about 300 B.C. Well, no serious academic scholarship dates the Old Testament to 4,000 B.C.," Niose explained. "The only way it's dated to that time period is through fundamentalist Christianity, a literal Biblical view."
But whether the dates and use of the abbreviation B.C., meaning "Before Christ," were intentionally used, instead of what the AHA letter calls the more objective use of "B.C.E," meaning "Before Common Era," is not clear, Niose said.
"We don't know whether the teacher consciously or unconsciously put all these religious materials in her syllabus, but I think, obviously, any objective observer would see that it is a highly-weighted-toward-Christianity syllabus," Niose said.
As for whether the dates and language in the syllabus could be sign of religious bias, Fansworth downplayed the significance.
"This is an organization that is kind of grasping at straws, in my opinion, to try to make an organization like ours that has always been in good standing look like it's doing something inappropriate," Fansworth said.
"They've never sat in a classroom, they've never discussed it with us," he added. "They simply sent out a threatening letter, and I find that to be irresponsible."
Farnsworth said Kasten would have had input in the syllabus but did not develop it and that the readings and course requirements are standardized and approved by the school principal.
After reviewing the letter from the AHA, Farnsworth said he had spoken with the principal and said he still believed the syllabus, and particularly the reading list, to be in accordance with the law and educational guidelines.
"I don't believe there are any merits to the claims whatsoever," Farnsworth said. "It is a standardized syllabus, it is a standardized curriculum and we are very confident that our presentation of this material falls solidly within the scope and limitations of the law."
According to Niose, a local family brought the syllabus to their attention, but he would not identify who that was or what their connection to the school and syllabus were.
He said he hopes the school takes the time to review their claims and make changes.
"We are hoping that the school and the teacher take it seriously and reconsider and maybe revise the syllabus so that it's a little bit more balanced," Niose said.
When asked if the AHA would threaten legal action if the school declined to change the syllabus, Niose said that has yet to be determined.
By Wednesday afternoon, Farnsworth said he had forwarded the letter to the school's sponsoring agency, the Arizona State Board for Charter Schools, to make them aware of the situation.
He also noted he would be reaching out to the school's attorneys to re-review the material but said he is still confident the syllabus is in compliance and that it will likely go unchanged.
To read the full letter by the AHA, click here.
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Delivering on Sustainability's Global and Local Orientation
Last updated by: root (Catalyst Admin) on 2 February 2011 - 11:32am
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This project explores the educational impact of a sustainability field trip conducted for a group of graduate students. The trip involved taking a graduate class to an eco-island in the Auckland region, where the students were exposed to a variety of sustainable living strategies contributing to passive and alternative lifestyles. This study reports on the impact of this experience for the group including domestic and international students, in terms of increasing their awareness of sustainability issues.
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List of outputs to date:
Collins, E.M. & Kearins, K. (2010). Delivering on sustainability's global and local orientation. The Academy of Management Learning and Education (AMLE), 9(3), 499-506.


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M. Bonamente, R. Lieu (UAH), J.P.D. Mittaz (MSSL)
Clusters of galaxies are found to possess a diffuse EUV emitting component unrelated to the hot intra-cluster medium (ICM) at X-ray temperatures. The EUV emission does not resemble the X-ray morphology of clusters: at the cluster core the EUV contours are organised, but at larger radii they become anisotropic, and therefore unrelated to the hot ICM.
Joint spectral analysis of EUVE/DS and ROSAT/PSPC data showed clear evidence for a soft X-ray emission in excess of that expected from the hot ICM: the 'cluster soft-excess' (CSE) phenomenon has been clearly detected for the Virgo, Coma, A2199 and A1795 clusters. Thermal and non-thermal emission models are employed to explain the CSE.
Surprising conclusions, such as pressure equipartition between cosmic rays and the hot ICM gas, are unavoidable consequence of non-thermal models. Aging effect due to radiative and collisional losses are taken into account in the spectral modelling. Thermal interpretation of the phenomenon typically implies, on the other hand, large masses of warm gas.
Cosmological implications of the CSE are also discussed.
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What's missing from the aid effectiveness debate? Overlooking the capacity of local organizations
Are we overlooking the capacity of local NGOs? My guest post on The Broker Online argues that rather than being the lowest common denominator of international assistance, local indigenous organizations should be regarded as the fundamental unit of effective development aid.[...]
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Born Irja Helenius in Brooklyn, she moved to Willowbrook as a toddler, where she lived for many decades. Mrs. Olsen settled in Pleasant Plains to be closer to her children in 1978.
Mrs. Olsen was a 1935 graduate of Curtis High School and worked as a secretary for the Bethlehem Steel Corporation in Manhattan for 31 years before retiring in 1978. At Bethlehem Steel, she was known as "The Birthday Lady" because she baked a cake for every employees' birthday each year she worked there.
She loved to travel and was active in many different community groups, including the Eastern Star Organization, Tottenville Unity Group, The Tottenville Friendship Club, and Bethel United Methodist Church, Tottenville.
Mrs. Olsen often crocheted and warmed many hands and hearts with her blankets, shawls and scarves, including specialty blankets made for her great-grandchildren.
When she wasn't on a trip with her sister and friends, she was planning for her next destination. Her family often joked that "Grandma's calendar was filled at least a year in advance, so you better check to see if she'd be home if you were planning any sort of event," said one of her grandchildren, Pamela Coward.
Mrs. Olsen was also an avid reader, and there was always a pile of books next to her chair that she had finished prior to passing along to a friend.
Quick to offer practical, no-nonsense advice on all matters, she was known to her family as telling it "like it is" and having such a modern take on everything that she was born before her time, said relatives.
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Her husband of 64 years, John, died in 2007.
In addition to Mrs. Coward, surviving are her son, Alan; a daughter, Elaine Rogers; a sister, Hilja VanPelt; four more granddaughters, and four great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements were handled by Bedell-Pizzo Funeral Home, Tottenville. A memorial service is planned for Dec. 28, 11 a.m., at Bethel United Methodist Church. Arrangements include cremation.


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Paul Iacono Talks Coming Out To MTV News: "We Need To Have Gay Pride"
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Young Hollywood actor Paul Iacono (The Hard Life of RJ Berger) appeared on MTV News recently, elaborating on his decision to come out to Michael Musto in the Village Voice.
"I think at the moment, we need to have gay pride, because there are so many people who don't feel as comfortable as I do," says Iacono, 23. "And it's taken me a very long time to get to be comfortable about it, but it's our duty to the community to step forward and be vocal. I'm gay, it's cool."
Here here!
"At the moment, we need to have gay pride"? I'm not sure I unserstand. You're 23 and it's taken you a long time to get this comfortable. This statement puzzels me as well and it speaks to the ignorance about our history. Just imagine yourself being 23 but instead of it being 2012 it's the year 1962. How many people do you think were comfortable about coming out in 1963 at 23. How long did they have to wait to feel comfortable? At what age? How many years did they lose? How wonderful to be able to come out and be who you are while still young. I can't really imagine what it must have been like to be young and have to hide who you are from everyone. We have come a long way since then and we owe a great deal to those who came before us. In 1963 being gay was illegal in every state of the Union. You could, not could, would lose your job; go to jail; have your name and address printed in the local paper; you could be court sentenced to mental institutions where your parents could and often did authorize the doctors to perform a lombotomy and take away your sense of self rather than have to admit they had a gay child. I'm glad he came out publicly; I don't know something about this just bothered me. But, I agree, "Here, Here"!
Stow the buzzwords, leftist. Many of us are perfectly content as gay men without becoming T2QPNLXBOXLIVEG gender warriors.
Maybe Paul is referring to the current political climate and how LGBT rights seem to be tied to everything we do. I think he's calling for more visibility, maybe? I don't think he meant to be ignorant.
I think he's more eloquent than I would have been on television talking about coming out at age 23. Good for him.
*The Hard TImes of RJ Berger
There is absolutely no reason to be mad at Paul. He didn't have to come out but he did. Good for him.
I just hope he didn't smash his carreer.
I'm not angry with Paul and as I said I wasn't sure what bothered me about the piece. I've given it some more thought and I've come to the conclusion that the whole issue of how we all tend to take the way things are for granted, as if they were always that way and no one ever had to pay a price for rights and freedoms we enjoy, has been brewing inside of me for some time and his words just happened to hit the right or wrong button. I do applaude what he did and said so. Should Paul happen to read this I would want to tell him that I didn't mean any attack on him and I apologize if that is how I came accross. Wasn't wise or right of me to work my thoughts out in print. Goes to show how well I would do in a tv interview.
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"It's not just gay pride we need it's LGBT pride too. Then again a lot of idiots on MTV are monosexist."
And there it is, in a wonderful story about a brave gay man, who comes, out…one of the folks who constantly claim that "Gays" are closed minded, uses that story as a time to attack gays, and complain.
It reminds me of the day that gay marriage became legal in NY, and a Transgender leader used it as an opportunity to write a long editorial attacking the gay community.
Truly sickening.
He's cool, intelligent and supercute.
And brave.
Good for him x
(Looking forward to seeing his new show next year)
@Cam who cares? It's true. A lot of gay men are bi ph_obic, trans pho_bic, ra_cist, hetero ph_obic, and not for sexual freedom or equality among LGBT people at all.
And what if they are? why do you care?
I'm slightly transphobic and I'm also racist at times, just like most people.
And what Cam was refering to is that Transgenders have just as much trouble with social acceptancy or probably even more than gays, yet still go into a fit and attack the gay community while they are kind of in the same situation. We're supposed to support each other not mindlessly attack one another over one side getting a little more freedom.
It's like when black people completely flipped out when people were comparing the struggle that gay people have to the struggle black people had back in slave times.
That's just my opinion, call me a stupid 17 year old who has no idea how the world works, but it's my opinion.
JayKay and Cam, Wow, your bigotry is sad yet somehow not surprising. As a transgendered person I have often been told by gays and lesbians that I'm not welcome and my struggles are not related. It is people like you that I want to pity but all I can do is feel anger and resentment towards.
You are no different than the Bachmanns, Falwells and the Westboro church folks of this world. The fact that you don't see it is sad, pathetic and asinine.
No. 2 · Alexi3 wrote, "'At the moment, we need to have gay pride'? I'm not sure I understand. You're 23 and it's taken you a long time to get this comfortable."
Watch the video – he said he had been out 5 years (approximately) to his family and friends, which would make him 18 at the time, possibly still in high school. His statement was about coming out in an interview that might be heard/seen/read by a very large number of people. What he probably needed some time to be comfortable about was coming out as a public figure without the whole thing spinning out of control: it wouldn't do if interviews about some film project always turned into questions about his personal life and nothing about the film.
Also, from a practical standpoint, very few 23 year olds get to come out as he just did, mainly because nobody would bother interviewing them.
re his career, he was by far the best actor in RJ Berger. He's definitely a talented actor, so I think his career as an actor will be fine. Good luck to him. :)
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And military spending is obviously less important to the powers that be than social welfare:
And the writer of the piece (Richard Stallman) published by the Guardian seems to be marketing for free software..
Richard Stallman, founder and president of the Free Software Foundation, marketing free software?
Have you notified the authorities yet?
I dunno
Boards don't generally view CEOs who generate huge and increasing profits, and vast quantities of free publicity, as fruitcakes.
Many people find target shooting "fun" and a legitimate sport. Which doesn't involve killing anyone.
I think you'll find drugs and prostitutes can kill also (ODing and STDs). As can most objects and human activities.
One day many people will abandon the asinine left-right dichotomy over such things and embrace genuine libertarianism.
You didn't nuke urban and military areas of North Vietnam not because of PR issues but because of fear of Soviet nuclear retaliation.
But that didn't stop Nixon and Kissinger privately musing (at different time periods) of the desirability of a nuclear strike.
Nuking jungle areas of South Vietnam and/or Laos/Cambodia would have been stupid from a PR pov and militarily ineffective. And also still risking a nuclear response.
No, because it doesn't directly use entanglement and superposition.
Like your car uses electricity, but it's probably not an electric car.
Because it's our job to make the website look nice for everyone.
No it's not, because that would involve supporting every single browser, however old and however non-compliant.
You draw the line somewhere (or the client does). If that line is the wrong side of IE6 you have my pity. Mine is elsewhere (not involving any version of IE whatsoever).
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