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Though not as engaging as "Knocked Up," there is enough humor to keeps us entertained.
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Grodin always seems like a real guy, whereas Stiller, even working it, is just the designated loser-clown of the megaplex era. He's too harmless to break any hearts.
Farrelly brothers films are looking better and better, but aren't nearly as funny as their grungy early films that hit with the stealth and vigor of guerrilla commandos. Maybe there is a kind of heartbreak here after all.
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Iffy for 15+
Hard-R Farrelly bros. remake offers crude laughs.
What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that this hard-R comedy about a man who pursues another woman three days into his marriage (and doesn't seem to see a problem in that) will appeal to teens who love the Farrelly brothers and Ben Stiller, but the material is decidedly adult. There's enough sexual banter and outright nudity to make anyone blush: A couple is shown a number of times in non-traditional positions, with the woman shouting out orders about what the man should do to pleasure her; a man is said to have placed a married woman's hand on his genitals; a septuagenarian is shown in a hot tub with a much younger woman, with her massively implanted breasts bobbing in the water; etc.. Plus, there's profanity galore (from the usual suspects like "f--k" and "s--t" to some pretty imaginative combinations of those two and lots of their buddies), lots of drinking, and a pot-smoking scene.
Messages: A married man cheats on his wife within days of the wedding; his bride, on the other hand, appears to morph into a horrid version of herself within the same amount of time (it turns out that she's been somewhat misrepresenting the truth); characters do drugs, act dopey, hit each other, threaten bodily harm, etc.
Violence: A man bludgeons another man's legs with a baseball bat; some slapping during sex; some police brutality -- but it's all played for laughs.
Sex: Lots of innuendoes and discussions about sex (one character calls sex "crushing p---y"); a few scenes in which bare breasts are flashed during sex, with a couple shown in awkward positions; in one envelope-pushing scene, a woman urinates on a man, and her private parts (or what looks like them) are shown in close-up.
Language: Strong and frequent. Words include: "damn," "c--t," "a--hole," "s--t" and "f--k," and various combos of them all.
Consumerism: Signs of touristy things to do at the Mexican resort; characters sing recognizable lyrics to songs loudly as they drive in the car; some liquor bottles are prominently displayed, as is the cover of a porno movie.
Drinking, drugs and smoking: Much vacation drinking (tequila shots, champagne, cocktails) and one scene in which a couple shares marijuana.
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Blue Ivy Carter: First Pictures!
Beyonce and Jay-Z show off their newborn baby girl Blue Ivy on their brand new Tumblr page dedicated to their daughter.
"We welcome you to share in our joy. Thank you for respecting our privacy during this beautiful time in our lives – The Carter Family," the 30-year-old singer and the 42-year-old rapper wrote on the page.
Blue was born naturally on Saturday (January 7) in New York.
Beyonce showed off her post-baby body earlier this week with two appearances in New York City.
FYI: Blue is using her aden + anais muslin swaddle!


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Think you have to be a morning person to be successful? Think again. Sure, "early bird gets the worm", but how effectively you spend your a.m. time matters. That means putting some good habits in place—and before you know it, you'll be that morning person who looks forward to hopping out of bed each day. Keep reading for five morning rituals that will help set you up for success!
Set Daily Expectations
First things first, game plan! Your favorite football team doesn't just run out on the field and wing it. They've got a strategy in place and plays that help set them up for success. Set aside 10-15 minutes of your morning to write down your daily goals. Setting these expectations for yourself allows you to mentally prepare for the day. Not a to do list kind of person? Saying these goals out loud even helps!
Tackle the Most Challenging Task First
The best recipe for success is to throw procrastination out the door and get proactive my friends. Tackling the most challenging task of your day first is always a good idea. Have you ever had one of those days where you felt like you were SO busy but didn't accomplish anything? The weight of a big task can make those smaller, easier ones feel super daunting, too.
Get a Move On
You know that phrase "a body in motion stays in motion"? It can absolutely be a challenge to get up and exercise every day, but especially when you're feeling sluggish, a quick workout can zap those morning blues. Not in the mood for a workout? Try a dance party to a short playlist instead!
Morning Mantra
Just as it's a good idea to set expectations for ourselves each day, it's also important to understand and appreciate why we are fulfilling those expectations. Creating a mantra that supports your passion fuels daily motivation and can help avoid burn out.
Tidy Up
A clear space means a clear mind. Whether you work from home, in an office setting, in a studio, kitchen, shop, etc., dedicating time to tidy up the spaces we live and work in boosts energy, motivation and drive. Make this a part of your morning routine and I guarantee you'll feel a whole lot more inspired and ambitious.


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Rihanna Jumps and Jingles
Rihanna performs at the B96 Jingle Bash at the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois on Tuesday night.
The 20-year-old Barbadian singer belted it out along with Chris Brown, David Archuleta, and Jesse McCartney.
Chris Brown, Billboard's Artist of the Year, has revealed plans for 2009, including collaborating with girlfriend Rihanna on some new music.
The RIAA is hoping to close a deal with dance-pop sensation Rihanna to headline the RIAA's Jan. 20 inaugural charity ball for Barack Obama at Ibiza nightclub, the Washington Post reports.
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TORONTO (AP) — Canadian Pacific Railway will eliminate some 4,500 employee and contractor positions by 2016, the new chief executive of Canada's second largest railway announced Tuesday.
Chief executive Hunter Harrison said they have already made progress and expect 1,700 positions to be eliminated by year end.
CP's total workforce is 19,500, which includes employees and contractors. The Calgary, Alberta-based company said the reductions will be achieved through job cuts, attrition and fewer contractors as part of its restructuring plan. Harrison said at the company's annual investor conference in New York that the railway is "fortunate" to have a high attrition rate of eight to nine percent, given its older workforce.
Harrison is an American-born retired CEO of Canadian National Railway and is credited with turning the Montreal-based company into the most efficient major railway in North America.
Earlier this year, former CP chief executive Fred Green announced his departure, ending a months-long battle that pitted New York activist investor Bill Ackman against the board of directors. The railroad has since elected a new board and named Harrison CEO.
Harrison said he will relocate CP's corporate headquarters in downtown Calgary to a new office space at a CP-owned yard. CP will also explore options including the potential to sell surplus real estate, and the Delaware and Hudson line in the U.S. Northeast.
"We have only just started this journey to being a more competitive railway. We will continue to drive our service offering while focusing on taking unproductive costs out of the business," Harrison said in a statement.
Earlier Tuesday, CP said it is looking into the possibility of selling 660 miles (1,062 kilometers) of track in South Dakota and three surrounding states. CP in 2007 bought 2,500 miles (4,023 kilometers) of track and equipment from South Dakota-based DM&E and its subsidiaries for $1.5 billion. CP said it was "inviting expressions of interest."
Canadian Pacific Railway moves $50 billion worth of freight each year, including more than half of Canada's potash, wheat and coal.


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Ontario college faculty reach tentative agreement
Faculty at Ontario's 24 colleges reached a tentative agreement with the College Employer Council just four days before the first day of school.
Negotiations began in early June and the deadline to reach an agreement was set for Sunday. A strike date had been set for Sept. 25.
"This has been a productive round of negotiations, and I can not say enough about the quality of the bargaining team and how they represent their members," said OPSEU's Mark Kotanen. "It was done right – with attention both to the details and the larger issues."
Details of the agreement will be released to the members prior to the ratification vote in late September.
Earlier this month, a tentative agreement was reached between Ontario's colleges and the union representing college support staff across the province.


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The American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM) is a national organization of orthopaedic surgeons specializing in sports medicine, including national and international sports medicine leaders. The AOSSM works closely with many other sports medicine specialists and clinicians, including family physicians, emergency physicians, pediatricians, athletic trainers, and physical therapists, to improve the identification, prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of sports injuries.
Formed in 1972 primarily as a forum for education and research, AOSSM has increased its membership from its modest initial membership of fewer than 100 to over 2,000. There are 67 Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education approved fellowships in orthopaedic sports medicine in the United States and Canada.
Members must demonstrate continuing active research and educational activities in the field of sports medicine. Such activities may include service as a team physician at any level of competition; educating persons involved with the health of athletes; service to local, regional, national, and international competitions; and the presentation of scientific research papers at sports medicine meetings. The unifying interest of the membership is their concern with the effects of exercise and the monitoring of its impact on active individuals of all ages, abilities, and levels of fitness.
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Get your trifocals! It's time to read fine print!
These guys should go on tour. They would totally kill!
Just buzzing in to see what the shirt of the day is
This is charming, but it reminds me that I missed out on Jublin's killer bees.
Well I'll bee damned.
What? No "Norman Beets"? He's the ultimate killer!
My favorite is Cerbeerus. Three-in-one? That's just more bee for your buck.
I'd "bee" buzzing to wear such an bee-utiful shirt. (Insert more general and random bee and bee inspired humor, puns, and general failures.)
I suggest this shirt be used on the killer bee 'census' in the US (as the killer bees are migrating throughout the country as we speak).
xarous wrote:I'd "bee" buzzing to wear such an bee-utiful shirt. (Insert more general and random bee and bee inspired humor, puns, and general failures.)
So, when you dress in the morning you could potentially say to yourself, 'To BEE or not to bee..."
This shirt reminds me of that horrible buzzing at the world cup. Vuvuzela and vuvuzela paraphernalia should be banned from Woot!
Bee afraid bee very afraid!
This shirt is fit for a queen.
This shirt is pretty epic... hahaha.
Where's the Queen Bee? All I see is some harlot in the lower left
It would suck to be the bear caught in that swarm of bees.
I had to squint to make out the some of the lettering. Ultimately I gave up and just admired the bees themselves.
I'm sorry.. #8 is Homestar Runner!
Although its still an awesome shirt
No Jason Voorbees!?!? chi-chi-chi-ka-ka-ka-buzzz
Man, a freaking bee can grow more facial hair than me ;__;
I'm allergic to bees! Especially the killer ones!
The Bee Rex looks like it needs a little Ex Lax. Very uncomfortable.
This shirt makes me think of Vuvuzelas, and for that I am annoyed.
I guess you could say... *puts on sunglasses*
Better bee on alert.
When I saw #8 my first thought was Bee P?
Then I saw it was Mobee homeskillet.
I thought that the second to last one (Cerbeerus) was going to be called something like Buzztrio (after Dugtrio, a three-headed pokemon)
I bet the internet buzz on this shirt is gonna beeeeeeeeeeeeeee killer!
The zombee made me realize that not one of apocalypse survival my plans has accounted for the possibility of zombie insects.
Pretty sure Bee Rex is the most kickin'-est thing I've ever seen. all it takes is some well placed tiny arms.
BabyBear wrote:No Jason Voorbees!?!? chi-chi-chi-ka-ka-ka
When I saw this, I was like, 'Chi-ka-ka? Is there an Ace Ventura reference on the shirt?'
Then, I got it. I'm that fakon, seriously. The coolness has not been BEEstowed on me.
puzzlingpixie wrote:When I saw #8 my first thought was Bee P?
Then I saw it was Mobee homeskillet.
Funny. The bee's name "Mobee 'd_ck'" is edited as Moby homeskillet. That's the first time I've ever been sensored. ha.
No puns, just pointing out that I liked Woot's previous killer bees shirt on lemon more than this one. -_-
You know this, but excellent color choices. No one's complained about the yellow or the flavor yet.
Dominitus wrote:The zombee made me realize that not one of apocalypse survival my plans has accounted for the possibility of zombie insects.
Zombies can't fly, apocalypse rule #633
The Queen bee is obviously Osama Been Ladin, who we all know is in hiding. This is why there's no queen, the queen is in an underground cave aka belly button.
This shirt is KILLER!
At this rate, Buzz Aldrin may-as-well be on there.
Is there a reason all the bees look like half painted Easter eggs?
I always complain about pun shirts on Woot, and this one takes the cake. Yeesh.
Awww man, we were just talking about making a design about Zombee's this weekend! Blast!
Very cute! Also...bees are so scary. Anything with a striped butt that flies can just go right away....STOP BUZZING AROUND MY HAIR!! -sprints-
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The Victim (Michael Biehn) Photo Gallery
During a social outing deep in the quiet woodland with close friend Mary, Annie's life is put in jeopardy when she is witness to a violent act at the hands of two Sheriff's Deputies. Fleeing from the attackers she stumbles across Kyle, a shady recluse living in a cabin the middle of the woods. The rugged loner stays far from civilisation, which is until a knock on the door throws his solitary life into chaos. Having been affected by Mary's desperate bid for her life, Kyle bravely decides to take Sheriff's law into his own hands. View photos from The Victim…
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Halloween, The Very Hungry Caterpillar & More
Kids know how to party! Check out these festive celebrations from the Apartment Therapy Family channel, which posts kids' parties every day. We'll be bringing you a roundup of these inspiring parties every week.
• Lennon's Very Hungry Caterpillar Party
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Ben Bernanke, who stepped down last week after eight momentous years as chairman of the Federal Reserve, is joining the Brookings Institution, a Washington think tank.
Bernanke will be a distinguished fellow in residence affiliated with Brookings' Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy, according to Brookings President Strobe Talbott.
Janet Yellen was sworn in Monday to succeed Bernanke at the Fed.
Bernanke had not previously disclosed his plans but had said he intended to stay in Washington and looked forward to writing and giving speeches on economic policy. Before coming to Washington, he had taught at Princeton University.
Talbot said Bernanke would be a "major contributor to the task of understanding the momentous events of the past eight years."
David Wessel, director of the Hutchins Center, said in a blog post that "we're looking forward to helping Mr. Bernanke with the book he plans to write." Wessel said he would also seek Bernanke's guidance on the center's efforts to improve understanding of the workings of the Fed.
Fed spokesman Dave Skidmore will take a one-year sabbatical from the Fed to help Bernanke with editing and research.


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The Microbe Discovery Project outlines an ambitious new study by top researchers that has collected patient samples, but needs desperately funds to complete the work.
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Federal prosecutors said they will fight a "brazen" attempt to restore U.S. citizenship to a man deported to Germany and convicted on Nazi war crimes charges.
In a U.S. District Court filing Tuesday night, prosecutors said retired Ohio autoworker John Demjanjuk was trying to cast himself as a victim following his May 12 conviction in Germany on more than 28,000 counts of accessory to murder.
Demjanjuk's attorneys charge that the government failed to disclose important evidence, namely a 1985 secret FBI report uncovered by The Associated Press. It indicates the FBI believed a Nazi ID card purportedly showing that Demjanjuk served as a death camp guard was a Soviet-made fake.
His son, John Demjanjuk Jr., and public defender Dennis Terez, appointed to represent Demjanjuk in the matter, declined to comment Wednesday.
Demjanjuk, 91, was convicted by a court that found he had served as a guard at the Nazi's Sobibor death camp in occupied Poland. He was sentenced to five years in prison.
Demjanjuk denies serving as a guard at any camp and is free pending his appeal.
He's been in poor health for years and has been in and out of a hospital since his conviction.
He currently cannot leave Germany because he has no passport, but he could get a U.S. passport if the denaturalization ruling was overturned.
Ukrainian-born Demjanjuk was a Soviet Red Army soldier captured by the Germans in 1942. The Munich court found he agreed to serve the Nazis as a guard at Sobibor.
"John Demjanjuk comes before this court casting himself as the victim _ of government misconduct and a `miscarriage of justice' that led to his 2002 denaturalization," the government said in a 56-page filing accompanied by 35 exhibits.
"That claim is nothing if not brazen. The facts are that John Demjanjuk was a guard at a Nazi extermination camp (and at Nazi concentration camps) where he helped to murder thousands of innocent men, women and children."
The government asked Judge Dan Polster to reject Demjanjuk's bid to reopen his citizenship case.
While court rules allow people to file motions, "It does not give them the power to re-write history," the government said.
The government's response included an Oct. 12 affidavit from retired FBI agent Thomas Martin, who said the March 4, 1985, report written by him was based on speculation, not any investigation.
He said he had based his speculation, in part, on his understanding that the Soviet secret police "had a longstanding program designed to target dissidents living overseas, for the purpose of intimidation, threat or actual assassination."
While concerned the Nazi ID card could be a Soviet fake, Martin said in the affidavit, "I reached no conclusions about its authenticity."
The 1985 report says the Cleveland office's investigation "strongly indicated" a Soviet scheme to discredit "prominent emigre dissidents speaking out publicly and/or leading emigre groups in opposition to the Soviet leadership in the USSR."


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By Doug Palmer
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House international economic affairs adviser Mike Froman is considered the top candidate for U.S. Trade Representative, but pressure on President Barack Obama to fill his second term Cabinet with more women and minorities could lead to a different decision.
Two business officials said they expected Froman to get the job, but the White House has not signaled that a decision has been made.
U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, an African-American, said last year he did not intend to serve a second term, but he has not said when he will leave.
The White House and USTR declined comment on the timing of an announcement for the top U.S. trade post.
Froman, a former Citicorp executive who has known Obama since they worked together on the Harvard Law Review, is viewed by many in the business community as the most likely successor.
Kirk and Froman have collaborated over the past four years, a period marked by stalemate in world trade talks and prolonged U.S. deliberation over three free trade agreements from former President George W. Bush's administration.
Froman played an instrumental role in negotiations that led to congressional approval of the South Korea, Colombia and Panama pacts during Obama's third year in office.
He is well-known in diplomatic circles for his work in the Group of 20 and other international forums.
Earlier this week, Obama was forced to defend his record on appointing women and minorities, after nominating four men for high-power posts: CIA director and the secretaries of State, Treasury and Defense.
He urged critics to wait "until they've seen all my appointments, who's in the White House staff and who's in my Cabinet, before they rush to judgment."
One Democratic strategist said he believed that Froman would be an excellent choice for the job, but was beginning to wonder if Obama might be tempted to appoint a woman.
"I'd heard that the job was Froman's if he wanted it. But maybe it's time for the administration to pull out their 'binders full of women,'" he said, referring to Republican Mitt Romney's memorable phrase from the presidential debates.
The strategist pointed to a number of women who could be candidates for the trade post, including former Washington Governor Chris Gregoire, whose state depends heavily on exports, current Treasury Under Secretary for International Affairs Lael Brainard and Xerox chief executive Ursula Burns, who is also vice chair of Obama's export council.
Gregoire and Burns, an African-American, have been mentioned for other posts in the administration.
Obama could make good on his promise of diversity by turning to men already in his administration.
Commerce Under Secretary Francisco Sanchez, a Hispanic, recently received high marks in a poll of Washington trade specialists for his contribution to trade policy.
Demetrios Marantis, a Greek-American, is deputy U.S. Trade Representative for Asia and Africa and has close ties to Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus.
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Understanding the Physical Environment
Library Seeks to Build Consensus On Preservation in 21st Century
(This is a reprint of an article by Karen Motylewski, Preservation Directorate, that first appeared in The Gazette, an internal publication of the Library of Congress, October 29, 2010.)
The Library of Congress celebrated 25 years of research by the Image Permanence Institute and the Library's 13-year collaboration with that organization on Oct. 20, with the first program in a series of special symposia exploring preservation road maps past, present and future.
The event drew 150 participants to the Jefferson Building, and 50 more from New Zealand, Germany and across the United States took part remotely via a real-time online webinar.
Dianne van der Reyden, director of the Library Services Preservation Directorate, highlighted collaboration with the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) for the series.
"The Library and CLIR have been complementary leaders since the mid-1980s. … CLIR works from the perspective of libraries at large, and the Library serves Congress, the library world and the public through its collections and services," she said.
These symposia bring together two essential library leaders to explore how preservation helps the complementary use of legacy collections, digital resources and humanities research to deepen our knowledge of our cultural heritage.
Dr. Deanna Marcum, as a former head of CLIR and now the head of Library Services, steadily encouraged preservation research. In opening the symposium, van der Reyden quoted Marcum's conviction that "the best preservation principles rest on a solid foundation of science."
Dr. Charles Henry, executive director of CLIR, shared his enthusiasm for the symposium series and announced that his organization would award a special Mellon Fellowship for Dissertation Research in Original Sources to work with the Library's collections and its Preservation Research and Testing Division.
The highly competitive fellowship, he said, will support a junior scholar to use these Library resources to "gain skill and creativity in developing knowledge from original sources … encourage more extensive and innovative uses of original sources … and provide insight from the viewpoint of doctoral candidates into how scholarly resources can be developed for access most helpfully in the future."
These goals are part of the road map that will sustain collections in many formats for the future.
As van der Reyden said in introducing James Reilly, executive director of the Image Permanence Institute (IPI), "IPI's contributions to our field are legendary, especially in developing practical tools to help libraries, museums and archives everywhere."
Reilly and his colleagues grounded the program series in "where we've come from" – managing the physical environment and understanding the evolving nature of visual collection materials.
Libraries and others depend on IPI's photographic activity test, which measures the likelihood that storage materials used for photographs and digital prints will react with those objects to cause damage. IPI also developed the acid-detection strips internationally used to detect deteriorating nitrate and acetate negatives. The strips help us prioritize and preserve both motion picture films and photo negatives by flagging items that are decaying the most quickly.
IPI always has focused on helping collection managers understand their images. An extensive suite of tools is available at no cost via IPI's website, www.imagepermanenceinstitute.org, including an interactive tool to identify and characterize graphic and digital prints and photographs. IPI also provides technical reports, storage and consumer guides, e-newsletters, workshops and other contributions to preserve the vast body of visual materials.
Under Reilly's leadership IPI has also developed computer-based recording tools for monitoring collection climates efficiently, saving costs and reducing potential storage emergencies.
Nancy Lev-Alexander, head of the Library's Preventive Preservation Section, described the achievements of the Library Services' Preservation Directorate/IPI collaboration.
IPI continues to develop a model system for the Library in collaboration with Preservation Directorate staff. That system allows information to be collected from 90 environments across six building locations, using IPI's "Preservation Index" to help make a data-based case for HVAC control "to contribute to energy savings and sustainability of the Library without jeopardizing the original format of our collections." Eventually this will inform tools for collections across the world.
Automatic temperature and humidity log technology ("data loggers"), computer-based analysis tools and IPI input have helped the Library's staff work to maximum effectiveness with Architect of the Capitol staff for climate improvements and potential cost savings in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The next two symposia, in March and October 2011, will continue to explore the tools we have now and need in the future to tackle the needs of legacy, reformatted and born-digital resources; the costs of life-cycle management and infrastructure; and strategies for sustainability, relevance and added value in increasingly diverse collections.
They will sow the seeds of consensus and collaboration to assure that our collections, as Lev-Alexander said, "preserve their ability to inform and inspire generations far into the future."


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This seems like the ultimate expression of sustainability in consumer products – a bicycle made entirely out of folded cardboard that costs around $9 to make and can retail at around $20.
A bicycle made almost entirely of cardboard has the potential to change transportation habits from the world's most congested cities to the poorest reaches of Africa, its Israeli inventor says.
Izhar Gafni, 50, is an expert in designing automated mass-production lines. He is an amateur cycling enthusiast who for years toyed with an idea of making a bicycle from cardboard.
He told Reuters during a recent demonstration that after much trial and error, his latest prototype has now proven itself and mass production will begin in a few months.
"I was always fascinated by applying unconventional technologies to materials and I did this on several occasions. But this was the culmination of a few things that came together. I worked for four years to cancel out the corrugated cardboard's weak structural points," Gafni said.
"Making a cardboard box is easy and it can be very strong and durable, but to make a bicycle was extremely difficult and I had to find the right way to fold the cardboard in several different directions. It took a year and a half, with lots of testing and failure until I got it right," he said.
Check out the video above and the entire article. It's a truly amazing story and I'm dying to see this bike out there. For $20 bucks I'll definitely get one!
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Asian Legal Studies at Columbia Law School
When Professor Walter Gellhorn '31 went to Japan in the 1950s at the invitation of Tokyo University's School of Law, he planted the seeds of Columbia Law School's current courses and programs in Asian law. In the post-war years, Japan's leaders realized that to become a democratic nation and economic power, the country would need a body of administrative law. Who better to call upon than Prof. Gellhorn, considered one of the architects of U.S. administrative law?
Since that first visit, the Law School has responded to the expanding influence of Asia's most powerful nations, particularly in the past 25 years, as Japan, China, and Korea have transformed themselves into economic powerhouses. With that growth, legal systems have had to change, and the Law School and its faculty have played an important role in helping these nations adapt and succeed on the world stage.
Read about Columbia's current endeavors in Asian law, embodied in the work of the centers for Japanese, Chinese, and Korean legal studies:


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Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, so you'll need something appropriate to eat for breakfast right?
Try this Baked Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal. It's delicious…and easy to make too!
Baked Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal
- 1 (15 oz.) can Pumpkin Puree
- 1/2 cup Brown Sugar
- 2 large Eggs
- 1 teaspoon Pumpkin Pie Spice*
- 1/2 teaspoon Salt
- 3/4 teaspoon Baking Powder
- 1/2 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
- 1 1/2 cups Milk
- 2 1/2 cups Dry Old-Fashioned Oats
*1 teaspoon Pumpkin Pie Spice:
- 1/2 teaspoon Cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon Ground Ginger
- 1/8 teaspoon Ground Allspice or Cloves
- 1/8 teaspoon Ground Nutmeg
PREHEAT to 350 degrees. WHISK pumpkin puree, brown sugar, eggs, vanilla, pumpkin pie spice, salt and baking powder. WHISK in milk.
MIX in dry oats. COAT 8 x 8 dish with non-stick spray. POUR in mixture. COVER with foil and BAKE 45 minutes. REMOVE foil after 35 minutes.
It's an easy breakfast treat for a cool fall day. As an added bonus, the recipe makes about 9 servings, so you'll have enough for your whole family (or for leftovers!).
Credit: Baked Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal recipe adapted from Budget Bytes. Photos taken by me.


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Far too many developing countries, especially those located in sub-Sahara Africa, have failed to leverage ICTs for effective national development. Numerous national ICT policies have been developed, often with the help of very costly international consultants, and yet the results remain disappointing. Could this be due to a failure in ICT policy focus? Could the failure be attributed to poor policy implementation, or the failure of regulatory enforcement? Could it be the failure by governments to build trust and a shared vision with the national ICT industry? This blog briefly examines some of the key factors that may have led to ICT policy failures.
A very recent Google search for "ICT policies in Africa" returned 41,800,000 results, and another for "ICT policies in South Africa", the continental economic leader, returned 25,000,000 results. And yet these millions of high quality knowledge articles, created by intelligent and competent Africans and their international development partners, have had little impact on the growth of humanity's most powerful development tool. Vital ICT documents occupy valuable real estate in many African university libraries, and even in the offices of African ICT policy-makers, but they are seldom used to develop practical, implementable ICT policies.
There are of course a few exceptions, and a welcome change taking place in a few African countries, but on the whole, the record of ICT utilization, the end result of ICT policies, is dismal. There must be an elephant in the many conference rooms and offices in which Africa's ICT policies are formulated. The beast remains invisible to most ICT policy architects in the continent, and yet its presence is known and felt by all. It feeds voraciously on the hard work of academics, bureaucrats, politicians, and all who participate in ICT policy formulation and ICT development. It's massive yet invisible size obscures the capacities of whole governments to implement successfully the policies they formulate. The cost of this failure to their economies and societies is immeasurable.
How big is this elephant in developing nation's ICT policy formulation rooms? The first step in answering this question is to first recognise that there is indeed an elephant in the room, and then to measure all its dimensions and attributes. There are enough locally generated and internationally published ICT performance indicators to obtain an excellent working approximation of the size of this elephant. Tables 1 and 2 suggest a useful starting point: regional growth comparisons between Africa, Asia (excluding Australia, Japan and New Zealand), Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), with the OECD countries included as a useful benchmark.
Table 1: Telephone Penetration
Table 2: Internet user penetration (% population)
Table 1 reviews the 50-year growth history of main line telephones, an important indicator that demonstrates clearly the long-term failure of African ICT policies, but which also highlights an important impediment to development: main line telephone density is much more than just a measure of the quantity of Plain Old Telephones (POTS) – the low tech copper wires that enable POTS have been the principal launch pad for today's broadband internet – the 21st century's dial tone. The ADSL networks, which grew to provide nearly 80% of the world's broadband access, represent an opportunity lost for many emerging economies. ADSL and its many new wired and wireless replacements can in our industry's romance with acronyms and jargon be labelled PANS: Progressively Advancing Networks. The PANS have modernised their POTS ancestors; ICT policy-makers often forget that the VoIP services that are virtually free in PANS are nothing more than modern POTS in disguise. A single 1 Mbps ADSL service can provide 50+ VoIP POTS, but only if the elephant in the policy planning room allows it to do so.
Tables 1 and 2 examine the POTS and PANS that are used to feed whole nations and societies with the vital fruits of knowledge, which can determine the destinies of whole nations in this challenging modern global village. Their measure should be the starting points for national ICT policy formulation. But, of even greater importance than the measure of access to any and all the components of modern ICTs, is the elephant's appetite to obfuscate the most critical feature of POTS and PANS in today's knowledge society – their affordability. Too many developing nation ICT policies ignore the fact that if the modern book of knowledge, the internet and its user terminals, is beyond the affordability of most citizens, then those citizens will remain marginalized in the evolving global knowledge society. Africa for example, which has been the victim of extreme racial prejudice until recent years, strives for economic and social equality with its peers in developed nations, but that aspiration will remain an unachievable dream if the information and knowledge divide is not narrowed, by Africans themselves. All emerging nation policy-makers must recognise, and deal with the fact that the modern book of knowledge costs, in many cases, hundreds or thousand times the monthly incomes of the majority of their citizens. Affordability of the means of access to information and knowledge must become the foundation of all developmental ICT policies. Failure to ensure that access to information and knowledge is affordable by the majority of a nation's citizens will increase internal and external socioeconomic inequalities, a sure and well-known recipe for disaster. As Plato observed some 2,500 years ago:
"We maintain that if a state is to avoid the greatest plague of all — I mean civil war, though civil disintegration would be a better term—extreme poverty and wealth must not be allowed to arise in any section of the citizen-body, because both lead to both these disasters"
If affordability became the only focus of ICT policy for development (ICTP4D as our incessant search for new acronyms demands), then marginalised developing nations that aspire to global equality will have gone a long way to realising that dream.
There is yet another level of obfuscation that the elephant in the ICT policy formulation room is very good at: the technological dimension. Far too many developing nation decision-makers and their international partners ignore the fundamental and historical nature of the interrelationships between all information delivery technologies. The academic discourse on ICT4D is awash with recipes like M4D (MOBS 4D?), mobiles for development, which furiously develop new software, and today, "APPS", around a 40+ year-old technology, often ignoring the fact that airtime to use these "APPS" is so costly that dependence on them often drives already poor people deeper into abject poverty. The spread of mobile telephony in developing countries is of course most welcome, but ICT policy-makers must ensure that mobile telephony does not become a pyrrhic victory in the fight against information and knowledge exclusion.
There is much more obfuscation than even the critical affordability issue discussed above: the notion that wireless technologies, the whole range of 1.5G to 4G and beyond, are the only saving grace for developing nation's seemingly intractable exclusion from the global information society. This is extremely dangerous thinking. At no time in the history of ICTs has there been an "either/or" choice between wired and wireless communication technologies. They have always been complimentary – today an entry point in greenfield territories via less costly wireless networks, but which depend on wired local and international backhaul networks; tomorrow fibre optic networks of unimaginable capacities and qualities, and which enable even newer, better, cheaper wireless services. The EU's FUTON research project provides an excellent example of how this wired/wireless interrelationship is evolving (http://www.ict-futon.eu/). ICT policy-makers should endeavour to think themselves out of and beyond the vertical silos that define the ICT ecosystem of today, and embrace the converging technologies that will merge the existing broadcast, fixed telecoms, mobile telecoms, and internet silos, with immense economic, social, and human development benefits.
A last word on ICT convergence that must be understood, and built into emerging nation's ICT policy formulation, exposing and destroying the elephant in the room. The internet, or more accurately the packet-switched network technologies, will be the sole information delivery platform of tomorrow. Today's internet is itself evolving very rapidly – intense global debates about whether or not it should be re-designed from scratch in a "clean slate" approach to overcome its many known deficiencies, or re-designed in incremental "patches" to preserve its current value chains. The debates are further complicated by issues such as net neutrality, intellectual property issues, freedom of expression and choice, and much more. A growing number of nations, including the United Nations family, have classified the internet as a basic human right – a notion challenged by Vinton Cerf, an internet founding father, who suggests that it is the sharing of information and knowledge via the internet that is the human right, not the technology (http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/05/opinion/internet-access-is-not-a-human...). These are vital global debates that must shape developing nation's ICT policies, but first, national ICT policies must render use of the internet accessible and affordable, otherwise, these high level global debates will have little relevance to developing nations in their information isolation.


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AS A SOPHOMORE (2012-2013): (XC) Ran in the Hornet Jamboree 5k with a time of 19:10.5 … Continued the season at the WCC Preview 6k in 22:54.4 … Finished the Stanford Invite 6k in 23:17 … Earned a collegiate best in the 5k at the Bronco Invite in 18:28 … Ran the WCC Championship 6k race in 23:16.61 … Placed 14th at the Doc Adams Invite 6k in 22:33. (TRACK) Ran the 5000m race at the Kim Dyust Invite in 18:17.12 … Competed in the Aggie Open 3000m race in 10:49.11 … Raced in the Johnny Mathis Invite 1500m with a time of 4:57.64 … Ran 17:51.55 in the SF Distance Carnival 5k … Earned 18:14.61 in the Chico Distance Carnival 5k … Competed in the Woody Wilson Invite 1500m run in 4:58.94 … Raced in the 5000m run in 18:12.82 at the Brutus Hamilton Invite ... Ran 18:16.96 in the 5k at the West Coast Invite.
AS A FRESHMAN (2011-2012): (XC) Earned 27th in the USF Invite 5k with a time of 19:32 … Raced in the Hornet Jamboree 5k in 19:24 … Competed in the Stanford Invitational 6k in 23:42 … Ran in the Charles Bowles Willamette Invitational 5k with a time of 18:37.29 … Earned a seasonal-best-time in the 5k at the Bronco Invite in 18:36.8 … Raced at the WCC Championships 6k in 23:48 … Finished 24th at the Doc Adams Invite 6k with a seasonal-best-time of 22:03 … Ended the season at the NCAA D1 West Region Championships 6k in 22:55. (TRACK) Did not compete.
Cross Country:18:28 in the 5k (2012 - Bronco Invite); 22:03 in the 6k (2011 - Doc Adams Invite)
Track: 4:57.64 in the 1500m (2013 - Johnny Mathis); 10:49.11 in the 3k (2013 - Aggie Open); 17:51.55 in the 5k (2013 - SF Distance Carnival)
HIGH SCHOOL: High School Coach was Bob Leetch ... Best Marks XC: Warren Stauffer Invite 3miles-17:24, Woodward Park 5k-18:23 ... Best Marks Track: 1600m 5:13.03, 3200m 11:01.97
Top Finishes: 14th Place California D2 XC State Championship 2010.
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Out of anguish, a seed grows to produce beauty
In times of trial, the brave step forward.
Unrest caught hold at Calvert High School a year ago. It divided students into Us and Them.
Into this turmoil stepped a handful of the brave.
At a June assembly to bring the students together, senior E.J. LaGoy spoke up. "Words hurt," she said. "Stop it! Just stop it!"
Freshman Andrea Kelson read her poem about bullying. A Revolution ended with this challenge: "If you didn't know, now you do … What are you gonna do about it?"
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The effect was profound, according to counselor Roberta Reeves. Twelve students of different races, genders and social strata stepped up as the group Braver, Kinder Calvert. This year weekly meetings began under her sponsorship.
"They're working to create a kinder, braver world that celebrates individuality and empowers young people to accept diversity," Reeves says.
Last October, Braver, Kinder Calvert built a Wall of Intolerance, with students adding one paper brick each time they saw a bully at work. At the end of each week, the students met to talk about the bullies behind the bricks.
Valentine's Day brought Braver, Kinder Cards. When students saw an act of kindness, they described it on a card. Teachers received the cards and delivered them at week's end to the surprised doers of kindnesses small and large.
All this since LaGoy spoke out. And since Kelson read her poem.
"Out of anguish, these young ladies really stepped up and made a difference," Reeves says. "They planted a seed. It grew and has produced beauty."
Transformation has spread throughout the school.
"When you speak out against bullying, that is social justice at work," Reeves tells her students. "You're walking in the footsteps of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who died for this cause."
Following in King's footsteps, the students of Braver, Kinder Calvert travel to the King Memorial in Washington, D.C., on May 5 to present a program of poetry and song honoring Dr. King.


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When Paul DiGrazia, a successful Danbury obstetrician-gynecologist and owner of a successful vineyard in Brookfield, was about 45, he went through a version of a midlife crisis. "There has to be more to life than this," he recalls thinking.
Red convertibles and yacht cruises weren't his style and he harkened back to his medical student days in Lausanne, Switzerland. Living on only $200 a month, he had no car and used to walk miles outside of town, where he saw acres of wine grapes growing in the acidic Swiss soil.


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Akron, Ohio – April 13, 2011 – Performance Health announces the availability of the new Thera-Band® Starter Dispenser Pack, a 15-count display-ready box of pre-cut Thera-Band Professional Resistance Bands. With a minimal investment, clinicians can provide patients a professional resistance band that supports their prescribed at-home treatment.
Each Starter Pack contains 15 individually wrapped 5-foot latex bands in a single Thera-Band color / resistance level. Each band is accompanied by a Basic Exercise Guide that outlines 17 commonly-used exercises for the neck, shoulder, back, hip, foot and ankle. The Starter Packs are available in five levels of progressive resistance – Yellow, Red, Green, Blue and Black – which represent a range from light level of resistance, perfect for early rehab, all the way to a heavy level, which is suited for fitness training.
"Thera-Band Professional Resistance Bands, provided in the new Starter Dispenser Pack, are the original resistance bands in the industry, are time-tested, and are proven to help patients progress toward specific goals," stated Phil Page, PhD, PT, ATC, CSCS, FACSM, Director of Clinical Education and Research, Performance Health. "The progressive resistance of Thera-Band products parallels the basic concept of a rehabilitation progression. As patients improve in their strength and mobility, the level of elastic resistance training can be increased with ability. The colors represent an increase in resistance."
The light-weight, portable nature of Thera-Band Professional Resistance Bands, the only resistance bands endorsed by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), makes it easy to incorporate an exercise program into any lifestyle. They can be used at home, in the office, or even while traveling.
The exercises outlined in the guide were selected under the direction of practicing physical therapists, chiropractors and podiatrists to address the most common ailments they treat on a daily basis. Clinicians can further customize patients' at-home treatment plans by including additional exercises that are available at www.Thera-BandAcademy.com.
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More than 150 high school seniors from the Hudson Valley are among the approximately 16,000 semifinalists named Wednesday by the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program, which honors top academic ability and potential for college success.
The students named as this year's recipients in the 63rd annual program represent fewer than one percent of high school seniors in the nation.
About 90 percent of the semifinalists are expected to be named finalists, and about half the finalists will win a scholarship, either a $2,500 National Merit Scholarship or a merit scholarship sponsored by a college or corporation.
Here is a rundown of recipients from Westchester.
Ardsley High School
Cole, Jared R.
Sherman, Benjamin R.
Blind Brook High School
Argentino, Christine R.
Ng, Joie
Rogers, Sarah
Byram Hills High School
Ackerman, Rachel E.
Deitelzweig, Jackson R.
Duarte, John P.
Li, Stella
Lorenzo, Jack A.
Melnick, Alexander R.
Mui, Jonathan J.
Brewster High School
Kelmenson, Elizabeth S.
Briarcliff High School
Hennessy, Madison E.
Bronxville High School
Barker, Allison S.
Croton-Harmon High School High School
Coleman Ivenitsky, Taylor A.
Dobbs Ferry High School
Cadenhead, Rebecca
Eastchester High School
Dube, Malachi
Gentile, Joseph
Ginsburg, Adam D.
Edgemont High School
Ma, Jeffrey Z.
Wang, Grace S.
Fox Lane High School
Paolicelli, Michelle L.
Peck, Carson A.
French-American School of New York
Jakob, Alexa S.
Hackley School
Bijoor, Vinay R.
Griffin-Fiorella, Carly R.
Kyimpopkin, Ariana
Lapey, Paul W.
Rubin, Grace
Susswein, Benjamin
Wenstrup, Alexander
Horace Greeley High School
Doppelt, Eric A.
Gautreau, Violet D.
Klepper, Amanda R.
Luo, Jennifer Y.
McAfee, Kevin A.
Meakem, Samantha A.
Paruvangada, Bopaiah K.
Saremsky, Sophie
Smith, Coleman J.
Soule, William A.
Templeton, Matthew S.
Thrope, Rebecca N.
Ye, Robert
Harrison High School
Siegel, Brian M.
Hastings-on-Hudson High School
Diniz, Cashen
Iona Prep High School
Chavavit, Don
John F. Kennedy Catholic High School
Manbeck, Courtney L.
John Jay-Cross River High School
Amin, Kailas S.
Carbaugh, Lane E.
Chen, Samuel J.
Mamo, Kaley R.
Ricca, Katherine L.
Mamaroneck High School
Brody, Henry
Fishman, Benjamin
Huang, Ryan
Ma, Emily
Macaluso, Evan M.
Marcus, Rebecca E.
Simpson, Peter E.
New Rochelle High School
Deutsch, Zoey
Pomerantz, Elijah
Selman, Taylan C.
Sorota, Andrew J.
St. Louis, Randall C.
Ossining High School
Criollo, Marlond G.
Jones, Skyler C.
San Martin, Emma
Pearl River High School
Chiamprasert, Tanagorn S.
Pelham Memorial High School
Dunhill, George A.
Glist, Saul A.
Hellum, Noah T.
Rosenberg, Nathan W.
Shiels, Patrick J.
Taubner, William
Xue, Emily A.
Pleasantville High School
Copland, Allegra
DeMeo, Olivia N.
Port Chester High School
Brakewood, William E.
Rye Country Day High School
Bass, Clayton S.
Christopher, Kyle S.
Cohn, Jenna N.
Jensen, David M.
Schaffa, Diogo
Sheppard, Jason D.
Spilo, Zachary I.
Rye High School
Collins, Edward J.
Leung, Gillian E.
Mazuera, Pablo
Murphy, Nora R.
Yu, Esther Y.
Scarsdale High School
Goldman, Ariel P.
Greenberg, Matthew H.
Hansen, Eric D.
Jacobowitz, Ryan K.
Jacoby, Lauren R.
Lee, Ryan
Lin, Hudson
Lipsay, Jason T.
Ravi, Arjun
Simonds, Charles G.
Thaler, Perri L.
Wang, Emily
Xu, Richard A.
Rye Neck High School
Dunne, Olivia E.
Liebmann, Allie J.
Masciopinto, John L.
Taylor, Bennett C.
Sleepy Hollow High School
Brennan, Maeve A.
Solomon Schechter of Westchester
Kingsbury, Nathaniel J.
Rich, Emma S.
Somers High School
Chuang, Alexander W.
Piazza, Alexander
Zheng, Maxwell F.
Ursuline School
Ahn, Sarah
Valhalla High School
Pendyala, Navya
Westlake High School
Kelly, Brian
Yonkers High School
Gonzalez, Tiffany L.
Lorino, Andrew A.
Yorktown High School
Cibrario, Joseph
Koelsch, Connor W.
O'Brien, Rory F.
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Royals smash their way to 6-3 win over Texas in series opener
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Rookie right-hander Yordano Ventura struck out six in six innings for his 10th victory, and Billy Butler and Josh Willingham had inning-starting homers for the AL Central-leading Kansas City Royals in a 6-3 win at Texas on Friday night.
The hard-throwing Ventura (10-9) allowed one run, four hits, and three walks.
Greg Holland worked a scoreless ninth for his MLB-leading 40th save in 42 opportunities after Wade Davis retired all three batters he faces to extend the majors' longest active scoreless streak to 22 2-3 innings.
Lorenzo Cain shook off a 2-for-14 slump with three hits for Kansas City, which won for the 23rd time in 29 games.
Butler led off the second with his eighth homer, tying the game at 1-all. Cain and Alcides Escobar, the bottom two batters in the Royals lineup, had consecutive RBI singles in that inning against Colby Lewis (8-11) to put Kansas City ahead to stay.


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Tweets aren't always digital
This essay, by Marylhurst Postmaster Mark D. Smith, first appeared on the United States Postal Service blog. We thought our readers would enjoy it in the spirit of the season.
One morning in late summer 2012, I arrived at my job as Postmaster Relief at the Donald, OR, Post Office in Oregon's rural Marion County. It's a quiet little town with a quiet little Post Office, but this day there was a new sound – something familiar but often ignored. Birds, chirruping and twittering. But these were no digital tweets. This was real life.
A good number of Donald's customers work in farming, and this morning's singing telegram was a shipment of infant turkeys belonging to a local man planning to raise them for Thanksgiving. I phoned him at the number listed on the carefully-prepared Priority Mail packaging, and he arrived an hour later to collect his musical treasures. Before he arrived, I went about my morning tasks of sorting and distributing the day's mail. But there was something more than just birdsong in the air. Something almost meditative stirred my soul, reconnecting me to the larger, natural world that gets no notice in the Information Age.


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BANGKOK (AP) — Thai authorities have seized a pickup truck full of deadly cobras at a checkpoint in the country's central region. They believe the snakes came from Malaysia and were destined for a third country for use in traditional medicine or human consumption.
Thai Customs chief Benja Louicharoen said Tuesday that officials found 600 cobras worth about 500,000 baht ($16,500) in mesh bags inside plastic baskets in the truck.
Officials arrested the Thai driver after the suspicious vehicle was stopped 210 kilometers (130 miles) south of Bangkok.
Benja said the man confessed that he was delivering the snakes to northeast Thailand where they were to be smuggled over the border into Laos.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The man who was long the prime suspect in a landmark case of a missing New York City boy is about to be released from a Pennsylvania prison where he spent more than 20 years for molesting other children.
Six-year-old Etan Patz vanished May 25, 1979, after leaving his Lower Manhattan home to go to a bus stop two blocks away. It was the first time his parents had let him go off to school alone.
Jose Ramos, a convicted pedophile whom authorities have called the prime suspect in the case, is set to be released Wednesday from the State Correctional Institution at Dallas, in northeastern Pennsylvania, prison spokesman Michael Goyne said.
"He will be released probably sometime in the morning," Goyne said. "That's all the information there is."
Ramos, 69, has been incarcerated at a prison at Dallas in northeastern Pennsylvania for molesting two other boys.
Investigators in Etan's case have long been focused on Ramos, who had been dating Etan's baby sitter at the time the boy disappeared.
Etan's disappearance prompted a massive search that stretched as far as Israel and spawned the national movement to publicize the cases of missing children. The blond, blue-eyed boy's photo was among the first put on milk cartons, and his case turned May 25 into National Missing Children's Day.
His parents never moved or changed their phone number, in case he returned. In 2001, they obtained a court order officially declaring their son dead. They have become outspoken advocates for child protection issues.
Ramos was declared responsible for Etan's death in a civil court in 2004 but the Manhattan district attorney's office has said there wasn't enough evidence to charge him criminally. Ramos has denied any involvement in Etan's disappearance.
Earlier this year, a new suspect named Pedro Hernandez was charged with Etan's murder after police said he confessed this spring. His lawyer, Harvey Fishbein, has said that Hernandez is mentally ill, and authorities have not cited any additional evidence to implicate him beyond his own admission.
Prosecutors are expected this month to announce whether they believe there's evidence enough to continue pursuing a case against Hernandez, who worked at a convenience store near Etan's home when the boy disappeared and told police he strangled the boy and stuffed his body in a trash bag.


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March 16, 2009
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - UC Santa Barbara senior center Jenna Green has been named UCSBgauchos.com Athlete of the Week after posting a pair of double-doubles during two games of the Big West Tournament.
In the Gauchos' first game vs. Cal State Fullerton, Green had 10 points and 11 rebounds in the 60-52 semifinal victory. She went 4-of-8 from the field and 2-for-2 from the free throw line, while pulling down eight defensive rebounds in 27 minutes.
Then, in Saturday's championship game vs. Cal Poly, Green had 13 points and 11 rebounds in 34 minutes during UCSB's 64-57 win. It was the 11th time in the past 13 seasons that UCSB won the Big West title.
It was Green's three-point play with 28 seconds left in that game that helped UCSB take a four-point lead and secured the title.
Green was named to the Big West All-Tournament Team, her third such selection. She has now posted seven double-doubles this season, eclipsing her previous season high. Six of those double-doubles have come in the past 13 games.
UCSB, 22-9, will be making its 14th straight postseason appearance this week in the NCAA Tournament.


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The Walrus Says
Violinists Emily Anthony and Mary Spotts will return to the community center stage tonight for the 18th annual Jamestown Community Chorus Talent Show.
The curtain goes up at 7:30 p.m for what has become the biggest island entertainment event of the summer.
Emily, who teaches violin to some 35 students in the area, and Mary will team up to play a Vivaldi concerto movement accompanied by Janet Grant on the piano.
Other returning performers from previous talent shows include John Biddle, in a ballroom dancing routine with his daughter, Sophie; young storyteller Ava White; barbershop singers Just 4 Fun; solo vocalists Megan Leibovitz, Jeannie Spinosa Glier and Jessica Wilson; and the Men's Chorus of Jamestown.
Janet Kirk is producer of this year's production and Pat Perry is her assistant. Jim Perry is director, assisted by Andrea von Hohenleiten.
Frank Darigan, the man of a thousand hats and a wonderful Irish humor, will return as master of ceremonies.
Dianne Reilly will see to it that there are plenty of cookies and soft drinks during intermission. Admission is $7, $5 for seniors and children, and tickets are available tonight at the door. Be sure to pick up some raffle tickets for $1 each or six for $5.
Proceeds from the show and raffle will benefit future programs of the chorus, donations of choral music to the library, a music scholarship for a Jametown student and the chorus' participation in the Rhode Island Festival Chorus, founded by the island singers and their director, B.J. Whitehouse.
Break a leg, guys!
Mary Webster was the first in with the answer to our question about BO. It was indeed Lifebuoy and we can still hear the foghorn. Others responding with the correct answer were Dorrie Linn and Kevin Carty. Responding with the wrong answer was John A. Murphy, who thought it was Dial soap.
Kevin posed a good question for "old" Boston Red Sox and Braves fans. Flunking a Jerry O'Leary "Who Am I ?" quiz rewarded you with what? A correct answer won you what?
*** Matthew Clarke is a turtle.
*** Mary Webster was also first with lyrics for our poser followed by an e-mail from Bob Kinder who wrote, "A tisket, a tasket, a green and yellow basket, I wrote a letter to my love and on the way I lost it, and so on. Made popular by Ella Fitzgerald, I believe."
Mary asked if we remembered the old tongue twister, Chickery chick........?
Kudos to Mike DeVito, who has been promoted to vice president and manager of the island's BankNewport branch office.
He will continue to be responsible for branch operations and business and staff development.
A resident of South Kingstown, Mike has been serving at the Jamestown branch as an assistant vice president.
It couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
Bluefish and largemouth bass are on the agenda for the weekly TV show "Kettlebottom Outdoor Pursuits" to be telecast Saturday at 10:30 a.m. on COX 3. The program is produced by islander Robb Roach's Kettlebottom Outfitters.
John Longo joins Todd Mannarino of Connecticut aboard Ralph Perna's boat in search of bluefish off the Connecticut shore.
Then, Don Coyne joins up with the pro staff of Wood Boat and Motor of RI for an instructional day of largemouth bass fishing.
The show winds up with Perna hosting Longo in the preparation and consumption of a delicious Italian recipe for their freshly caught bluefish.
The telecast will play again at the same time on Saturday, Aug. 25.
And, congratulations to Robb and his wife, Lynn, on the birth of their third son, Nolan, 9 pounds, 2 ounces and 21 1/2 inches tall. Nolan joins his siblings Ben, 10, and Ethan, 5, all future crew members of Kettlebottom Outfitters.
While the rest of us were seeking relief from the heat last month, a 14-year-old islander was skiing on the slopes of Mount Hood in Oregon.
Eric Archibald, a four-year member of the Yawgoo Valley Alpine Race Team, attended summer ski camp with two other members of the team for race training on a glacier.
The week-long daily sessions began with the first lift rides around 5:30 a.m. and ended shortly after noon when, as the sun rose, it would get too hot to ski.
In addition to Eric and his two teammates there were 13 more kids ranging in age from 10 to 17.
The seven coaches included some of the best skiers in the world, including 2006 gold medalist Ted Ligety, 1984 gold medalist Phil Mayre, and 2006 NCAA National Champion Scott Veenis.
Eric said that he plans to work hard with his race training in hopes of returning to Mt. Hood next summer.
The Hodgekiss Farm vegetable stand on North Main Road is up and running with delicious native corn, tomatoes, squash and other great fresh produce.
You've seen a lot of Jamestown summers if you remember the Drum and Bugle Corps playing and marching off the ferry as they returned from a parade or competition in Newport. We can hear it now.
Jane Bentley, an island historian and retired Jamestown School teacher, will present a lively and informative tour of the Sydney L. Wright Museum at the library tomorrow at 10 a.m. and again at 2 p.m.
The tours are being given by the Friends of the Library in conjunction with the island's celebration of its 350th year.
Jane will discuss the artifacts excavated from an archaeological dig in the 1970s at the Jamestown school. She will also give a brief overview of the excavation and how it came about.
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Preventive care for your critter's oral health should not be overlooked says Dr. Joshua Hatch of the Jamestown Animal Clinic. "Dental care for pets is just as important as it is for the rest of our family. Equally important to dental exams at your veterinarian's office is home dental care that may include brushing your pet's teeth. To introduce Fluffy to dental care, start slowly and gradually by just putting your finger under your pet's lips and rubbing along the gums a few times a week. "Once your pet is familiar with that, introduce your pet to a pet-safe flavored toothpaste. Apply a small amount to your finger and let your pet lick the paste while you gently rub along their teeth and gums. Eventually start to use a pet-safe finger brush or tooth brush available at your veterinarian's office or pet store. Never use people toothpaste or baking soda as both will upset your pet's stomach. Above all, keep sessions short and positive with plenty of praise and eventually your pet should come to accept the tooth brushing as part of their regular routines."
Another moment of mirth with Beth: I didn't know if my granddaughter had learned her colors yet, so I decided to test her.
I would point out something and ask what color it was.
She would tell me, and she was always correct.
But it was fun for me, so I continued.
At last she headed for the door, saying sagely, "Grandma, I think you should try to figure out some of these yourself!"
*** Be true!
Call in your stuff for this column to 423-0383 or 829-2760. You can e-mail us at jtnwalrus@ hotmail.com, or drop your items off at the Jamestown Press office.


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