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PdaNet for Windows Mobile is an accessory application for Windows Mobile Phones, developed by June Fabrics. This company develops software for PDA exclusively but for different platforms though. PdaNet is available for Palm OS, Windows Mobile, and the recently released Apple iPhone. So, what does th ...
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Wondershare Mobile Phone Converter Suite includes Wondershare DVD to Mobile Phone Converter and Wondershare Video Converter for Mobile Phone. With this software, you can convert DVD or video for playback on iPod, iPhone, Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, and Sony Ericsson and so on with with high output qua ...
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Miggy's blast highlights Tigers' win vs. Yanks
LAKELAND, Fla. -- Miguel Cabrera's mammoth two-run home run over the batting eye behind center field punctuated a go-ahead five-run seventh inning, overcoming a two-homer game from Ben Francisco to send the Tigers to a 10-6 win over the Yankees on Saturday afternoon at Joker Marchant Stadium.
On a day when Torii Hunter made the highlight play by keeping a ball in the park, scaling the right-field fence to take back Kevin Youkilis' fly ball in the third inning, Jhonny Peralta, Cabrera and Kevin Russo drove the ball where all the Yankees' outfield could do was watch.
Peralta's drive to the left of the backdrop in center, his second home run of the spring, led off a three-run fifth inning against Andy Pettitte after the left-hander held Detroit to a run on two hits over the first four innings.
Three more hits after Peralta's homer, including an Alex Avila double off the left-field wall and a Hunter RBI double, tied the game. Pettitte rebounded to last 6 1/3 innings in his second start of the spring, more than doubling his innings from his previous outing.
The five-run seventh came after Pettitte was relieved by Cody Eppley, who failed to retire any of the five batters he faced. Hunter greeted Eppley with a one-out single before Cabrera cleared the estimated 30-foot high backdrop in straightaway center for his fourth homer of Grapefruit League play. Victor Martinez, Matt Tuiasosopo and Avila added RBI hits.
The Yankees whittled their deficit when Francisco jumped a fastball from Tigers closing candidate Bruce Rondon for a two-run homer in the eighth, but former Yankees farmhand Russo slugged an eighth-inning homer to pad the lead.
Francisco's fourth-inning solo homer to the left-field berm was one of four Yankees runs off Anibal Sanchez in their first meeting with the right-hander since he shut them down for seven innings in last October's American League Championship Series. Youkilis gained some measure of revenge for his robbery with a two-run double into the left-field corner in the fifth inning.
The announced crowd of 10,084 is the fourth-largest in the Tigers' 48-year history at Marchant Stadium.
Up next: The Tigers will bring all their regulars with them when they start a two-day trip to the Atlantic coast of Florida with a 1:10 p.m. ET game against the split-squad Mets in Port St. Lucie on Sunday (Watch on MLB.TV). Doug Fister will make his next-to-last start of the spring, while Al Alburquerque, Darin Downs and Jose Alvarez make their pitches for bullpen spots. Matt Harvey is scheduled to start for New York.


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Students, get your hands on this new product AAA Career Toolkit with book The Anthropology Graduate's Guide: From Student to a Career
Applied anthropologists Carol Ellick and Joe Watkins, authors of The Anthropology Graduate's Guide From Student to a Career (Left Coast Press), will present a set of practical steps to assist you through the transition from your career as a student into a career in a wide range of professions that an anthropology degree can be used. The stories, scenarios, and activities presented in this book are intended to inform you how to plan for the transition from student into a career, write your letter of introduction, construct your resume, and learn how to best present your knowledge, skills, and abilities to prospective employers. Ellick and Watkins' approach helps you create a portfolio that you will use time and time again as you build your career.
The AAA Career Toolkit includes:
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This toolkit is available for purchase at the Membership Booth near Registration at a discounted member price of $25.00. Get yours today!
Carol Ellick and Joe Watkins will be hosting a career workshop at the AAA Annual Meeting to discuss their book and the toolkit. The workshop, Anthropology Graduates: From Student to Career, will be held today from 10am – 12pm in room Continental 1. Registration is required. The workshop is free of charge.


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Your guild is working on a difficult boss that you have not downed before. You put a few attempts in, discover a few issues, and refine your strategy to correct for the issues. You're making good attempts and doing better than you expected. It feels like you're very close to downing the boss.I've been thinking a lot lately about guild progression. What makes a guild progress, and what prevents a guild from progressing? The situation above is something I've experienced many times over the past 2 years of raiding, and it can derail your guild's progression if you don't look at it from the right perspective.
Then your progress stalls. You had an attempt where you got to the final phase of the fight very cleanly, but now you can't get there at all. Your raid ends in frustration because you were so close, but your progress backslid in the end.
Why Attempts Fail:
In my experience there are two factors that cause raid attempts to fail.
- Lack of Focus and Execution: I think we all know what I'm talking about here. Your raid knows what to do, but they're just not doing it. Your attempt fails because half the DPS stand in the fire or a boss ability is not interrupted.
These types of wipes are very frustrating and how you address them really depends on the personality of your guild. However, the solution is always the same. Your raiders have to play better.
- Lack of Knowledge and Experience: I am a firm believer that you have to make attempts to learn a boss. Reading strats and watching videos are a great way to prepare you for the general mechanics of the fight, but they will never be able to prepare you for every nuance of the fight. You have to do the actual fight to figure that out.
For example, when my guild was working on IC hard mode, some of our early attempts wiped because we hadn't worked out where the tank should die with Meltdown. The tanks needed to find the balance of being far enough away not to damage the raid, but close enough so that they can be rezzed quickly. It may take a couple of attempts to figure out but those attempts are not failures. They are valuable learning experiences that will help you in the future.
The Illusion of Success:
It is not uncommon for an attempt failure to be blamed on RNG, but it is rarely credited for your successes. It stands to reason that if you can have bad RNG that makes your attempt harder then you can also have good RNG that makes your attempt easier. Therefore not all of your successes are due to a full understanding of the situation or proper execution. Sometimes you get lucky and do better than you should.
Now, go back and look at the scenario I started this post with from this perspective. After you've had a couple of very successful attempts, it's easy to think that you've got the fight in the bag. Then when you don't kill the boss or even match your progress in later attempts it can be very frustrating. That is completely understandable, but I also think it is important to step back and ask yourself a question. Did your later attempts backslide or did your earlier attempt overachieve?
The answer doesn't really change how you prepare for the next attempt, but I think it is very important when dealing with personal and guild morale. It is important to try and keep your guild morale level in the face of both successes and failures. If your guild over values its successes the impact of your failures will be more significant and hurt your progress. Therefore, I think your best attempt is the one where you learn something to make your next attempt more successful.
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The 2013 AAA Summer Interns and Association for Feminist Anthropology (AFA) Summer Intern has been selected. Congratulations to Jeff Emerson, Jalene Regassa and Rachel Nuzman!
Rachel Nuzman will be the 2013 AFA Summer Intern. Nuzman is a senior at Saint Mary's College of California. She is double majoring in Anthropology and English, and minoring in Women and Gender Studies. Rachel notes that through her studies, she has "developed an incredible passion for analyzing cultural influence and pressure on gender and language."
The AFA is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Nuzman will research an annotated history of the AFA, utilizing the AFA Archives housed at the Smithsonian and other sources, to mark this important anniversary. The finished product will be a useful guidebook for research and scholarship related to AFA's mission: pedagogy and scholarship in feminist anthropology.
Please help support Rachel's internship by making a financial contribution to the AFA-AAA Summer Internship Program.
Jeff Emerson, an AAA Summer Intern, will be working with the Underwater Archaeology Branch of the Naval History & Heritage Command, the official history program of the Department of the Navy. A native of Iowa, Emerson is a senior at Luther College. He double majors in Anthropology and Chemistry.
Several opportunities have led Emerson to an interest in the fields of archaeometry, oceanographic archaeology and artifact conservation. Work with the National Park Service at the Klondike Gold Ruck National Historical Park in Skagway, Alaska, and an internship in summer 2012 with the Nautilus Exploration Program searching for ancient shipwrecks in the Black Sea have contributed most to these curiosities. While on the Nautilus expedition, Jeff assisted the lead scientist with geochemical research of the Black Sea's stratified water column and the underlying sediments. This investigation turned into the core research for his senior capstone project in chemistry to better understand the chemical processes within the water column and sediments, and how they influence the deterioration or preservation of archaeological artifacts left in situ.
Jalene Regassa, an AAA Summer Intern, will be working with the Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art. Regassa is a senior at Colby College. She double majors in Anthropology and Global Studies. "As an Ethiopia-American, I am very much interested in exploring the ways in which African cultures interact with American cultures and people" says Regassa.
Jalene has a passion for learning, which has compelled her to become an active member of the Colby African Society. Over the past three years, She has played a significant role in revitalizing the club's activities of representing Africa at Colby College. Her Anthropology major has been valuable in learning about the various cultures that exist in Africa and in appreciating the plurality of experiences across the continent, which she believes allows for a balanced and holistic understanding of Africa and its people.
In a recent interview, Regassa relays her excitement for the upcoming internship: "I am excited to begin my AAA internship at the Smithsonian National Museum for African Art this coming summer. I believe it is a great opportunity to further develop my knowledge while combining my growing interests in anthropology, African cultures, and art."
The AAA Summer Internship is in its third consecutive year. The program is proudly funded entirely through member donations. This summer AAA needs to raise $8,000 to host Emerson and Regassa. The internships are unpaid; however, the students are provided housing and a meal/travel stipend. Please support these students by making your financial contribution to the AAA Summer Internship Program today.


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Registration in courses, adding or withdrawing from courses, is governed by the dates printed in the Academic Dates and official online version of the Undergraduate Academic Calendar. Additional information is available in the Registration section at the beginning of this chapter. Academic penalties are applied for failure to add or withdraw by the specified dates.
No course may be attempted more than twice. For the calculation of a GPA involving a repeated course, refer to this chapter's section, Grades.
No more than 1.0 irregular credit may be counted toward a general degree, and no more than 3.0 toward an honours degree. Students who have successfully completed 5.0 credits may register in an irregular course. A course is denoted with "Irregular course" in the calendar description.
Only students registered in an honours program in a subject may register in a directed studies course in that subject, and no more than one directed studies course with the same instructor may be counted toward a degree (except with permission of the dean).
Any courses in addition to the normal requirements taken in the honours program must be approved by the chair of the department involved. Each course in excess of six 0.5-credit courses (or equivalent) in any term in the general and honours programs requires approval in writing by the dean of the faculty concerned. Normally an overall GPA of 9.00 is required for consideration.
Students enrolling in courses that are additional to the normal program load are reminded that they are fully responsible for doing so and are cautioned against possible academic difficulties.
Students enrolled in general degree programs who are on academic probation require written permission from the dean to take more than four 0.5-credit courses (or equivalent) in any given term.
A course declared as "extra" is not included in the calculation of the GPA, nor does it count toward the degree requirements. However, the grade received will be included on the academic record. Students must designate courses as "extra" in the term or session the course is taken and prior to the last day for withdrawing from courses without penalty of failure.
From May to August inclusive, the maximum number of credits in which students may register in a six-week period is 1.5 credits. Exceptions to this maximum registration regulation must be granted by written permission of the appropriate dean.
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The letter will be issued only to a regular student who has successfully completed a minimum of 3.0 credits at Wilfrid Laurier University, has obtained a minimum cumulative GPA of 4.00, and is not on academic probation in a general degree program. Normally, the university does not accept, through its Letter of Permission process, credits acquired through prior learning assessment and recording programs at other institutions.
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View the Solar Eclipse from Southern Utah
Sunday May 20th, thousands of people will be gathering in Southern Utah to view the spectacular sight of a solar eclipse. The eclipse will begin at 6:22 PM and finish at 8:37 PM. The annular will be visible from 7:31-7:36.
We want to make sure that all of our guests have a fun and safe experience, so we thought we'd share a few safety tips and options for viewing.
1. Eclipse glasses are an inexpensive and safe way to view an eclipse. Make sure the glasses have "CE" printed on them, showing that they are safety certified. Visitors can order them online at www.rainbowsymphonystore.com/gensolecshad.html or pick them up at the Washington County BLM Office for FREE (first come, first served.) Inspect your glasses for any damage before looking directly at the sun. They can also be purchased for $2.00 athe th Southwest Vision Center on 700 South.
2. If you are using a telescope filter, DO NOT use one that fits over the eye piece. This can seriously damage your eyes. Instead, be sure to use a filter that fits over the FRONT END of the telescope. Devices such as binoculars and telescopes concentrate energy from the sun in a similar way to magnifying glasses. (Picture the little pyromaniac child that tortures ants and burns leaves.) So if you don't want your eyes to suffer the same fate as those ants, make sure you are using a proper telescope filter.
3. A number 14 welders glass can be used. However, you should not layer glasses of smaller numbers that add up to 14. A stack of two 7 glasses to does not provide the same protection as a 14 glass!
4. The classic pinhole projection is a guaranteed safe way to view the eclipse. Instructions for making one can be found at http://www.exploratorium.edu/eclipse/how.html.
No matter how you decide to view this amazing phenomenon, make sure you protect your eyes first and foremost…..
….And be sure you book your room with us soon, persons come from all over the United State and the world attend this event.


text: Red Sox catcher Kelly Shoppach has played eight major league seasons for three teams, never once even attempting to steal base. That's zero attempts in 338 times he's stood on first base, by our count. That changed today when Shoppach took off for second on a delayed attempt in the sixth inning of Boston's home opener against Tampa Bay, then tried to slide in a manner Rays broadcaster Dewayne Staats could only describe as "Bugs Bunny." We think it's more "Freaky Friday." [Sun Sports]


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I like to have crispy fried tau kee served with take away economy fried bee hoon. I haven't made any deep fried tau kee at home before. With the air-fryer at home, I attempted to make this air-fried tau kee. It is so easy. It can be ready in less than 10 minutes. The result was not a failure, but the texture was not 100% satisfying. It's harder compared to the deep-fried version.
1. Cut sweetened bean curd sheet (tau kee), into sticks.
2. Mix it up with 1 tbsp of cooking oil. Remark: I used 4 pieces of sweetened bean curd sheet.
3. Air fry the sweet tau kee for 7 minutes under 170 def C.
4. Leave it cool and keep in air-tight container.


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County leaders agreed Tuesday night to push back the required opening date for the Earl Scruggs Center.
Destination Cleveland County is working to open the history center, named for the late county native Scruggs, in the county-owned former uptown Shelby courthouse. DCC plans to lease the courthouse from the county.
�The original lease agreement was made March 18, 2008, with a 10-year lease that would end in 2018,� said County Manager Eddie Bailes. �Part of the agreement said the center would be operational within 60 months, which would be March 2013.�
Commissioners agreed to extend the target opening date of the Scruggs Center by 90 days to allow DCC time to secure financial assistance to get the center off the ground.
In December, DCC requested $1.3 million from the county to help open the Scruggs Center by April 2013, a requirement for an Economic Development Administration (EDA) Grant.
Commissioners approved a county loan of $755,400, the amount of pledges DCC has secured for the center, contingent that the loan was approved by a lending agency and the EDA Grant deadline is extended beyond April. Commissioners said DCC is required to repay the county the loan money by 2020 with secured pledges.
�Until we get funding, I don�t know how to set a date yet, but we certainly want it open this year,� said J.T. Scruggs, a DCC representative and nephew of Earl Scruggs.
DCC is awaiting approval of the loan and expects a response in six to eight weeks, J.T. Scruggs said.
�We shouldn�t restrain them to a time line,� said commissioners chairman Ronnie Hawkins. �Once they get a loan in six weeks, they will talk to the EDA, and (the EDA) date will be our date for you to be required to be open.�
Commissioners voiced concern Tuesday night that the EDA would not agree to the deadline extension and that DCC and the county will be on the hook for the funding.
Emily Epley, DCC executive director, said the organization does not expect that to be a problem.
�Our original deadline with the EDA was April 7. We have been in discussion with them and it has all been very positive,� Epley said. �We are moving ahead, but very cautiously.�
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Astro Book Drive Update
6 July 2010
In 2008 "Ghana Science Project" built the first public planetarium in Accra, Ghana the only digital planetarium in West, East or Central Africa. The planetarium gave a good boost in astronomy education in Ghana. Since it's inauguration in 2008, the planetarium has come a long way serving and educating many students and public. Education & Public Outreach Unit of Cornell University (USA), currently running a book drive to facilitate Ghana Science Project to improve their astronomy outreach efforts. Read more: http://astrodrive.lakdiva.net/projects/ghana_bookdrive.html
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Tuesday grains were mixed with soybeans sharply higher and a selloff in corn. December corn settled down 8 ¼ and January soybeans settled up 8. Chicago wheat finished unchanged. Today first notice day for December Grain Futures and there were more deliveries than expected. Deliveries were at 1351 for corn and 4056 for wheat. Soyoil was at 5245 and soymeal was at 538. Overall deliveries were higher than expected and could be looked at as slightly bearish.
The US Dollar was sharply higher again today. The funds were heavy sellers of corn and modest buyers of soybeans and wheat. This was evident in the spreads as well since the front months were the weakest in corn and strongest in the beans. Corn open interest was sharply lower mainly due to the option expiration but still a sign that there is some liquidation.
The latest CFTC Commitment of Traders report shows the large speculator reduced net long positions by 13,152 contracts of corn using futures and options. They increased their net long soybean positions by 2,478 contracts and decreased their ALL wheat long positions by 3,439 contracts. We are still coming off of record high open interest in corn and soybeans. If we see this type of fund activity going into the end of the year we could see another drop in prices between now and January. This could also affect the old crop/new crop spreads negatively since most of the open interest is in old crop contracts.
Winter wheat conditions were unchanged from last week at 47% good to excellent. More quality concerns today for Canadian and Australian wheat could be why wheat held supported even though corn sold off.
Something else to consider is the susceptibility of volatile market swings during the holiday season as traders wrap up for the year. December 10th will be the next USDA production report. This is the last major report before the end of the year. In January we will get an influx of data that should provide plenty of direction for the 2011 marketing year. Right now we are comfortable with the cash sales and hedges that we have in place. If you are looking to add additional protection, please don't hesitate to give your broker a call.
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The surest bet on the future of energy is the need for low-carbon energy supplies; And while early movers, such as France & Germany, may pay a slightly higher price today for these strategies, they and the world will reap long-term economic and environmental benefits.
NEW YORK – The surest bet on the future of energy is the need for low-carbon energy supplies. Around 80 percent of the world's primary energy today is carbon based: coal, oil, and gas. We will need to shift to no- or low-carbon energy by mid-century. The big questions are how and when.
Low-carbon primary energy means three options: renewable energy, including wind, solar, geothermal, hydropower, and biomass; nuclear energy; and carbon capture and sequestration, which means using fossil fuels to create energy, but trapping the CO2 emissions that result and storing the carbon safely underground.
There are three compelling reasons for the world to make the shift to low-carbon energy. First, higher levels of CO2 are making the world's oceans acidic. If we continue with business as usual, we will end up destroying a vast amount of marine life, severely damaging the food chains on which we rely.
Second, CO2 is dangerously changing the world's climate, even if many Big Oil interests would have us believe otherwise. (So, too, did the tobacco companies spend vast sums on political lobbying and bogus science to deny the links between smoking and lung cancer.)
Third, we face steeply rising prices for fossil fuels, as developing countries' growth drives up demand and conventional supplies of coal, oil, and gas are depleted. Sure, we can find more fossil fuels, but at much higher cost and at much greater environmental risk from industrial spills, waste products, leaks, and other damage.
Even the much-heralded shale-gas revolution is a lot of hype – similar to the gold rushes and stock bubbles of the past. Shale-gas wells deplete far more rapidly than conventional fields do. And they are environmentally dirty to boot.
Even the much-heralded shale-gas revolution is a lot of hype – similar to the gold rushes and stock bubbles of the past. Shale-gas wells deplete far more rapidly than conventional fields do. And they are environmentally dirty to boot.
The United States has developed many new low-carbon energy technologies, but other countries are currently far more intent, far-sighted, and decisive than the US to put these technologies to large-scale use. Politically, America is still the land of Big Oil. Americans are bombarded by industry-funded media downplaying climate change, while countries that are much poorer in fossil fuels are already making the necessary transition to a low-carbon future.
Related: Big Oil's Influence on US Politics
Related: The Shale Boom: Separating The Hype From Reality – Interview With Michael Levi
Related: The World Needs an Era of Great Social Change: Jeffrey D. Sachs
Paths To Sustainable Power
Two neighbors in Europe, Germany and France, are showing the way forward – or, more precisely, the alternative ways forward – to a low-carbon future. They are going about it in ways that reflect their different resource endowments, industrial histories, and political pressures.
Germany is undertaking the Energiewende, or transition to sustainable energy – a remarkable effort (indeed, unprecedented for a large advanced economy) to meet the country's entire energy demand with renewable energy, especially solar and wind power. Meanwhile, France relies heavily on low-carbon nuclear power, and is switching rapidly to electric vehicles, such as the pioneering Renault-Nissan Leaf.
Of the two approaches, Germany's is the more unusual bet. After Japan's nuclear disaster at Fukushima, Germany decided to shut down its entire nuclear power industry and shift entirely to a strategy based on greater energy efficiency (lower energy input per unit of national income) and renewables. There really is no clear roadmap for such a huge energy transformation, and Germany almost surely will need to rely on a European-wide electricity grid to share clean energy, and eventually on imported solar power from North Africa and the Middle East.
France's bet on nuclear power is a more proven option. After all, most of France's electricity has come from nuclear power for many years. And, though anti-nuclear sentiment is very strong in Europe – and, increasingly, even in France – nuclear power will remain part of the global energy mix for decades to come, simply because much of Asia (including China, India, South Korea, and Japan) will remain major users of it.
The key point is that France and Germany, and many other European countries – including the Scandinavian countries, with their considerable wind and hydropower potential – are all recognizing that the world as a whole will have to move away from a fossil-fuel-based energy system. That is the right calculation.
Many will no doubt argue about which alternative – France's bet on nuclear power or Germany's solar pathway – is wiser. But both strategies are probably correct. Most studies show that deep de-carbonization of the world economy from now to mid-century, a time horizon mandated by environmental realities, will require that all low-carbon options – including greater efficiency and renewables – be scaled up massively.
Related: Why Renewables Can't Fix Our Energy Problem: Gail Tverberg
Related: Will Sustainable Development Become An Impossible Dream?
Related: Bring Sustainable Development Back into Mainstream Economics: Jacob Zuma & Tarja Halonen
One of the highest priorities of the new Sustainable Development Solutions Network, which I direct on behalf of United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, will be to elaborate alternative pathways to a low-carbon economy, taking into account the specific conditions of countries around the world. Different countries will choose different strategies, but we will all need to get to the same place: a new energy system built on low-carbon sources, electrification of vehicles, and smart, energy-efficient buildings and cities.
Early movers may pay a slightly higher price today for these strategies, but they and the world will reap long-term economic and environmental benefits. By embracing truly sustainable technologies, France, Germany, and others are creating the energy system that will increasingly support the world economy throughout this century.
By Jeffrey D. Sachs
Copyright: Project-Syndicate, 2013
Jeffrey D. Sachs is a Professor of Economics and the Director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University. He is also a Special Adviser to the United Nations Secretary-General on the Millennium Development Goals, as well as being the founder and co-President of the Millennium Promise Alliance, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending extreme poverty and hunger. Sachs has authored numerous books, including The End of Poverty and Common Wealth. In 2004 and 2005, He was named among Time Magazine's "100 Most Influential People in the World".
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15-May-2003 -- A group of us were on a Ride to Nowhere. A ride to nowhere is a motorcycle trip around Malaysia with no set plan or itinerary. We ride and stop when we feel like it, and continue riding the next day. Along the way, we detour or stop to see the sights and interesting places close to where we are at that point. In a previous ride to nowhere, I had attempted to visit 4N 101E, but due to an error in the map, we ended up on the wrong side of the river and 448m away from the confluence.
This time, since we were near Rantau Panjang, we decided to swing by 6N 102E, in spite of knowing that it had been visited a month and a half ago. The detour was not too long, as our ride was already taking us thru Rantau Panjang. It just meant a 3km left turn away from the Rantau Panjang Immigration Complex down towards Pasir Mas. Following the GPS coordinates led us to this housing estate and one of it's roads bordered by houses on one side, and a secondary jungle and swamp on the other. Just as nature would have it, the confluence point lies 7m off the road into the secondary jungle, right in the middle of the swamp. With our leather riding gear, it would have been tough to venture into the swamp and the foliage overhead would have obscured the GPS signals anyhow.
This confluence spot lies just across a road within a housing estate. It's barely 5km from the Malaysia-Thailand border at Rantau Panjang, on a road south from the immigration complex. The housing area looks like it's an average middle class estate, and was rather quiet for a public holiday afternoon. Finding the confluence wasn't difficult at all, and doesn't involve any offroad trekking or hikes. I wouldn't be surprised if more people visited this confluence. In fact, I doubt the the folk living in the house directly across the confluence (see attached pic) even knew that they would be seeing a confluence each time they looked out of the front windows.
So Ivan and I then proceeded to take more pictures to add to this confluence, while Keith and Franco sat at a stall further up the road having some tea. The disappointment at not being first at this spot soon faded away when we rejoined the others and celebrated this find with tea and fried banana fritters. We then continued our Ride to Nowhere along the east-west highway towards Pulau Banding, leaving the confluence far east behind us.


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The TV ads had been postponed because of severe problems with a federal enrollment website. State officials waited until now to make sure the HealthCare.gov site was working, so consumers wouldn't be frustrated with error messages and frozen screens. The federal government is operating the Illinois marketplace because state lawmakers didn't approve a state-run effort in time for this year. That left Illinois subject to federal government's website problems.
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Federal tax credits will help make premiums more affordable for households earning between 100 percent and 400 percent of the federal poverty line. That's $11,490 to $45,960 for an individual, $23,550 to $94,200 for a family of four.
Others will find they qualify for Medicaid, which has expanded to cover more people under the health care law.
Produced by Downtown Partners Chicago, the TV ads will run in Chicago, Springfield, Carbondale, Peoria, the Quad Cities, Quincy, Rockford, East St. Louis and other cities in those markets.
The blitz is part of a $33 million campaign orchestrated by St. Louis-based FleishmanHillard and funded through a federal grant. Radio and digital banner advertising began on Nov. 18.
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Title: Four Eigen Life: From Mendocino to Know God
By: Moria MacMegan
Review Date: January 29, 2013
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Four Eigen Life: From Mendocino to Know God by Moria MacMegan is a fiction tale of a young boy named Merk MacMegan and his journey through life to adulthood. Raised in the small picturesque ocean lined town of Mendocino, Northern California in the 1940's, we learn of the beauty, his memories and innocence that is confronted by evil, yet there is also so much good to his adventures as a young boy. Travel down this road as the young boy encounters his first love, a girl named Bobbie. Captured and captivated by this young girl, young Merk's entire being is thrown off course as the rejection and betrayal by his best friend in high school lead the lad on a search to find and know God. This endearing story of young innocence will stick with you, as you ponder your own purpose in life.
The author seeks to identify the four unique, yet similar experiences we all as humans have here on Earth by engaging the reader with the four intersections of life that all experience: mind, body, soul and heart. This novel will not only entertain, but it will also encourage and uplift the reader to seek their own adventure and path in discovering the God-given purpose that is revealed through the pages of this delightful read.
In this journey, Merk MacMegan, as old man reflects on his story, relating to others as a scientist, physicist, and a cold war warrior who was involved in developing very advanced weapons to assist the United States in it's defense against the USSR during the Cold War years. While the memory of the cold war has faded, during that time the threat of war with Russia was a very real and legitimate threat. With the help of trained scientists like him, the U.S. was able to overcome and position itself as a superpower. A legend in his own time, Merk, gazes on the adventure called "life."
Readers will find this tale and journey of Merk MacMegan refreshing in that the use of scripture is woven together to complete the beautiful tapestry of a life well lived. One can embrace the encounters, the character experiences and appreciate the transformation that takes place. We are all the same in regard to the fact that no one escapes pain, but it's what and how one reacts to that pain that can make all the difference. Encouraging and inspiring, this story is written to give an understanding to the reader of their God-given life that will speak to the purpose in each individual and why they were put here on Earth.
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Victory slips away as Tigers fall on walk-off double
Cabrera tallies two RBI singles; Sanchez throws five shutout innings
MINNEAPOLIS -- The setup looked like a copy of Opening Day: Tigers starter throws five scoreless innings but nears pitch count, middle relief bends but doesn't break, strikeout specialist strands tying run in scoring position in the seventh and Joaquin Benoit carries the lead into the ninth for Phil Coke to close out.
Then, with two fastballs and two hits, the ending got sideways. Or, like Eduardo Escobar's two-run double to left, it got carried away. And after Wednesday's 3-2 loss to the Twins at Target Field, the Tigers' bullpen by committee faced the scrutiny manager Jim Leyland predicted he would have the first time Detroit blew a save.
Coke, however, was putting the blame on himself. He's the same guy who was being praised for his two saves in place of Jose Valverde during last October's American League Championship Series. This was the flip side.
He wasn't crestfallen, and he wasn't livid. In that sense, Coke looked and sounded like a closer after a blown save, even if he's just on the committee. He sat in front of his locker, took questions calmly, then reflected.
"I'm annoyed," Coke said. "I'm annoyed with myself, because I'm better than that."
Coke isn't annoyed with the results. He's annoyed with his execution on the final two pitches -- one a fastball that Brian Dozier fought off to line to right field and put tying run at third base with one out, the next a first-pitch fastball over the plate to Escobar.
"Instead of making the adjustment and correcting the mistake from the pitch before, I did the same stupid thing," Coke said. "I'm annoyed with myself, because that can't happen."
The one key difference up until that point was the lack of an insurance run late. Instead of a two-run lead like the one Benoit and Coke carried Monday, a pair of two-out RBI singles from Miguel Cabrera comprised all of Detroit's offense. Both came off starter Kevin Correia, who thwarted other chances to leave with seven quality innings on six hits, none of them for extra bases.
"Any time it's one or two runs, it's just a matter of a base hit and a double, or a triple and a sacrifice fly, and it's a tie game," Leyland said. "So it can happen fast, which it did."
The way starter Anibal Sanchez pitched, it was going to happen off the bullpen. He wasn't efficient, but he was effective, getting three called third strikes among his five strikeouts, two of them with a runner in scoring position.
Like Justin Verlander on Monday, Sanchez's pitch limit was firm at 100. After 95 pitches over five innings, he was out.
Again, the Twins came close to tying it well before the ninth. Darin Downs, who set down the middle of Minnesota's order in the sixth, paid for walking the leadoff man in the seventh when pinch-hitter Wilkin Ramirez doubled him home with two outs off Brayan Villarreal.
Like Al Alburquerque on Monday, Villarreal stranded the tying run with a strikeout, getting Aaron Hicks to chase a 95 mph fastball out of the zone.
Again, Benoit overcame a walk in the eighth and came back out to start the ninth. Unlike Monday, though, he walked the leadoff man, missing on three straight pitches after a 1-2 count to Trevor Plouffe.
Instead of needing two outs with the tying run on deck like Monday, Coke entered needing three outs with the tying run on base. After Chris Parmelee flew out on his first pitch, it took just two pitches to turn.
Like Leyland said, it happened fast.
Coke's history of struggles against right-handed hitters is well-known, including a .396 average (40-for-101) to them last year. This, however, was the bottom of the Twins order. At no point was right-handed specialist Octavio Dotel warming up.
"Once we got Parmelee out, we put ourselves in a pretty good situation," Leyland said. "The next two hitters, Cokey got fastballs up and out over the plate both of them."
Coke didn't try to finesse them. He wanted to jam Dozier on a 1-2 pitch and missed.
"The ball was supposed to be inside to Dozier and it was high-middle, giving him a chance to get the bat on the ball," Coke said.
Coke didn't have much of a chance to debate whether to go for the strikeout on Escobar or to try to get a ground ball. It just happened too fast.
"I got it right down the middle on the first pitch," Escobar said. "I thought I did my job because I hit it in the air and hit it far enough, but I didn't even think it was going to go that far and bring the other run in."
It might be as close as Escobar has come to a home run in 155 career plate appearances in the big leagues. He has just 15 home runs in 614 career Minor League games.
"I kept running," center fielder Austin Jackson said, "and it seemed like it just kept carrying."
The ball fell between him and left fielder Andy Dirks, bouncing at the fence.
"You're both going after it hard," Jackson said. "I think once you start to get closer, you see each other out of the corner of your eye. A lot of people yelling, it's tough for him to hear me or me to hear him. It's just a tough play right there."
It's not a play Coke is going to debate. He'll take it.
"I mean, if a guy still takes a good swing on a fastball and does the same thing and I finish my pitch, then he just beats me," Coke said. "I'm irritated with the result, but I didn't locate. That's on me. I lost the game for us today, and I'm not happy about it."


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Sandy Relief: How You Can Help
Helena, Hannah, Siri, Bobby, and I went to the Rockaways to bring supplies and volunteer for cleanup. The photos don't even do it justice – the area is completely devastated. Washed up boats and cars line the roads, families are wandering around the streets with their remaining belongings in carts. Houses and businesses are flooded, burned down, demolished, in shambles. The air is thick with dust and sand, the boardwalk is gone, and the beach has covered the parking lots and roads. Whatever you imagined it to be, it's probably worse.
As you can see in the pictures, the amount of clothing donations has been overwhelming, but there is still a huge need for actual groundwork. Volunteering your time is the best way to contribute. It's amazing what we were able to accomplish in one day as a group, and the more people who can get out to the hardest hit areas and get to work, the greater the results will be.
I know a lot of you have been contributing to the Red Cross, and that's great, but please consider donating to smaller initiatives. While we were out there, I saw only two Red Cross trucks, and one of them was part of a procession (to be honest, it might have been the same one). There were more food trucks present, serving free hot meals to people, and grassroots volunteer groups who were getting their hands dirty and getting things done. The independent operations are a lot more present with a lot (and I mean a lot) less funding. They need your help and your dollar will go farther.
Here's how you can help:
- Volunteer on site or at a local shelter, or donate supplies. This site is a great hub for volunteer and donation information – and you can find up to the minute updates on their twitter @occupysandy. If you don't have a car, they arrange transportation from specific locations. If you want to donate supplies, check the lists for needed items – they're updated regularly.
- Donate to help feed hot meals through NYC food trucks. They've been driving to badly affected areas and feeding hot meals to thousands of hungry people who were affected by the hurricane. With this crazy cold weather, canned goods aren't going to cut it. Give the gift of a hot meal.
- Donate to Masbia soup kitchen. They're feeding the seniors at the Park Slope Armory, as well as other locations. They also feed people in need, year round.
- Donate to Robin Hood's Sandy Relief Fund. They support over 200 of the best NYC programs to fight poverty year round and are transparent about their costs; they have a four star rating on charity navigator. Your donations will go toward relief for hurricane victims, and they'll see to it that it will go where it's needed most. You can also view a list of the programs they support here.
- Organize a fundraiser, bake sale, or at least share links of twitter and facebook! My cousin Shana and an amaazing group of volunteers (parents and children alike!) were able to raise over $6,000 for Masbia with a couple of bake sales near Prospect Park. I find that truly inspiring.


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A quick look at four new musicals that have opened on Broadway (or nearby) as the annual holiday rush begins. Two of them dream big, telling epic American stories. Another, based on Charles Dickens' unfinished last novel, hands the storytelling chores back to the audience. The best of the bunch, however, is a modest little Christmas tale that just might become a holiday classic.
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With summer right ahead, concert fans of all types have been anxiously awaiting lineup announcements from some of the biggest summer music festivals of the year. One of the most popular music festivals of the season is the New York based Electric Zoo festival. This event features some of the biggest names in electronic music, who come in from all over the world to play a one of a kind festival in New York City. While many music festivals are known for holding their events in large open fields and in rural areas, this event is held right in the middle of the city and is known for being one of the most visited concert events of the summer. The team at Electronic Zoo announced the official line up for the three day event last week and revealed that the 5th annual festival will once again be taking place on Labor Day Weekend.
The event will have two main stages and will feature headlining acts such as Bassnectar, Steve Aoki and Avicil. With more than 20 acts taking the stage, this is a must see event for electronic music fans. Tickets for the festival are on sale now and available to the public.


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Irish people are continuing to choose live radio as their audio companion every day.
According to the latest JNLR radio listenership figures (published on May 2nd 2019), 82% of Irish adults, aged 15 and over, tune into Irish radio stations on a daily basis.
The research also looked at consumption of audio content and share of audio listening. Live radio has 85.5% share of audio consumption in Ireland, compared with 8.1% share for listening to own music and 4.9% share for Spotify.
Irish radio audiences continue to listen to a significant amount of radio everyday – tuning in, on average, for over 4 hours per day during the 7am to 12 midnight time period.
Radio is often described as the "original social media" and Irish radio has certainly left an imprint on social media channels with over 10.6 million social media connections for Irish radio stations across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat.
The Joint National Listenership Results issued on May 2nd 2019 by Ipsos MRBI cover the period April 2018 to Mar 2019


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Will Sarah Palin run for president in 2012, or won't she? One thing is for certain — the "highly controversial" film on Palin, "The Undefeated," will make an exclusive debut at a Highlands Ranch movie theater next month.
The film documents Palin's rise from obscurity to national prominence and explores the obstacles that the former Alaska governor faced as she confronted an array of interests in her own state, including the Republican establishment and big oil.
AMC Highlands Ranch 24 Movie Theater will screen the film on Friday, July 15.
"ARC Entertainment is proud to provide AMC Highlands Ranch 24 Movie Theater and Denver amongst the initial locations to launch this highly controversial film," said Trevor Drinkwater, CEO of ARC Entertainment (the film's distributor) in a statement. "This is NOT a Sarah Palin fan club movie. It transcends politics and shows no mercy to either the Left or the Republican establishment. Her story is one that every mother and daughter indeed, every citizen needs to see."
"The Undefeated" was written and directed by Stephen K. Bannon and was independently produced by Bannon and Victory Film Group co-founder Glenn Bracken Evans and Dan Fleuette.


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Book review: A requiem for Rocky
Crossing Jack Brook: Love and Death in the Woods, by Paul Lefebvre. Published by Beck Pond Books. 169 pages. Paperback. $20.
Your odds of finding a four-leaf clover on your first try are roughly on a par with those of being injured by a toilet seat, about one in 10,000. You have at least a seven times better chance of becoming President of the United States than winning at Powerball with your first ticket, though in the former case multiple variables come into play, such as whether and where you went to college and in which rest room, ladies' or gents', you're entitled to test your luck with a toilet seat.
However you choose to place your bets, few factors reliably alter the odds of surviving the love of your life. No matter where you live, how many minutes a day you exercise, or whether your beloved is a Methodist, a lesbian, or a canary, those odds are essentially the same. One in two.
For that reason, books about grieving a dear companion's death — Joan Didion's The Year of Magical Thinking, C. S. Lewis's A Grief Observed, and, closer to home, Edie Clark's The Place He Made and Donald Hall's Without — are among the most useful on the shelves. That doesn't mean they're always the most readable or will all deserve to be called beautiful. Chronicle reporter and columnist Paul Lefebvre's Crossing Jack Brook is both.
It's also three captivating stories for the price of one. The most prominent is about the sickness and death of the artist Elin K. Paulson, Lefebvre's long-time partner, which he tells without a trace of morbidity. Nicknamed "Rocky" for her passion for collecting rocks, Paulson comes across as a fascinatingly complex character: "a bohemian woman" who did not like to be called a hippie, a nature-lover who did not care to grow a garden, a pacifist who loved John Brown. We can wonder about all of that, but we never wonder why Lefebvre loved Paulson. After only a few pages, we're pretty fond of her too.
In the symbolism of their love affair, Lefebvre fleshes out his second big story: the initial clash and ultimate fusion of two tribes that occurred when the migratory counterculture of the 1960s met the indigenous counterculture of the Northeast Kingdom. Lefebvre and Paulson come across as representative, if highly individualized, members of their respective tribes:
he an Island Pond native of French Canadian extraction with railway men and loggers in his family and roots in the Kingdom that go back as far as 1799; she the down-country daughter of a Catholic-Worker couple, artisans and homesteaders devoted to a movement that was talking about peace, love, and communal living before there were television sets and atom bombs.
Mixing these diverse elements, Lefebvre gives us a darker, more viscous narrative than that fancy-grade syrup that often gets poured over things "Vermont." He also introduces us to a motley cast of characters: the Count and the Commissioner, "the girls of Lost Nation," and the denizens of Mad Brook Farm, will-o'-the-wisp hermits and stoned entrepreneurs, gun-packing truckers and the activist priest Bob Castle, aka "Reverend Slick." At Lefebvre's hunting camp we hear "anthems to those who have prepared liver and onions on a cookstove, brought bottles of whiskey to Thanksgiving Day dinner, and left the air charged with the pungent odor of Hoppes #9 oil from cleaning their guns at the kitchen table." Well, many of us have been to a hunting camp, but few of us could describe it like Lefebvre.
So we are not surprised that the third main story of Crossing Jack Brook is about becoming a writer, not only as a way of making a living but also as a way of fighting for one's life. The theme is clear from his first paragraph:
"When the woman I lived with became ill with cancer in 2005, I began writing about it in a column I had been writing for a weekly newspaper in northern Vermont. When she died about nine months later, I continued to write about her because it was the only thing I could do. I am not a religious man or a deeply spiritual one, but for years I have earned a living as a reporter and have come to rely on the power of words."
Lefebvre's columns about Paulson, their adventures together, and other features of their shared life in the Kingdom are interspersed throughout the book, dated and titled as they were when they debuted in the Chronicle. Some readers might wish that Lefebvre had taken apart these pieces and reworked the material into one seamless whole. I happen not to be one of them. The juxtaposition of what Lefebvre wrote in his columns and what he writes in Crossing Jack Brook adds much to the texture — and pleasure — of his narrative. In a book that is nothing if not a memoir, the technique works like memory itself, moving us backwards and forward in time.
We move easily because he keeps things clear. Lefebvre is an unpretentious stylist, a straight shooter, never sentimental but unafraid of revealing his heart. Like the best prose writers in what William Carlos Williams called "the American grain," he knows about real stuff: how to pitch a tent, fell a tree, build a deck. He also knows the stuff of history: You will learn about how ice used to be harvested on Island Pond and the etiquette of old logging camps. You will even learn a thing or two about the Civil War.
And you will hear some funny stories. Perhaps my favorite has to do with a chimney fire that erupts at the ramshackle house of one of the author's drinking buddies just as they're about to leave for a night at the bar. "The fire will either burn out or the place will burn down," his friend says. "We'll find out later." So off they go.
The result of Lefebvre's use of lore and laughter is that we experience none of the claustrophobia that we'd expect from a book informed by a terminal illness. (Nor, I'm relieved to say, is Lefebvre the type of eulogist who uses humor in an attempt to make mortality sound cute.) Much of this expansiveness is achieved through the deft characterization of Paulson herself. She is never less than a lively presence. The writer Dorothy Parker's famous retort to the news that Calvin Coolidge had died — "How can they tell?" — could never apply to Elin Paulson.
I never knew her, by the way, and except for reading some of Lefebvre's columns and buying fresh fish from him in Newport many years ago (only lately did I realize that the wordsmith and the fishmonger were the same guy), I don't know him either. But his account of their life together reminds me of men and women I met when I first arrived in the Kingdom — too late, I'm afraid, and too conventional to know their world well, but impressed by it from a distance and, more lately, saddened by a sense of its passing. For Lefebvre that sense is even stronger.
"[H]ome for the past year was beginning to resemble more and more a place where my friends were dying. More and more a place I feared I no longer knew. The Kingdom I knew was shrinking. Land on both sides of the road to my house had been posted against trespassing. A chain had been strung and locked across the road to hunting camp." It's much to the author's credit that he is able to convey a profound sense of loss even as he restores our awareness of what hasn't yet and needn't ever be lost completely.
The artwork accompanying Lefebvre's text lends a hand in this. The striking cover image of Elizabeth Nelson's painting of a rutted Kingdom road in early spring opens onto a gallery of color photographs, some of Lefebvre's and Paulson's family and friends, many of her magical paintings and picture poems (reminiscent of Kenneth Patchen and Paul Klee), a closing shot of her decorated grave. Stained glass by Paulson's father, Carl, and portraits of her by the painter Peter Miles (along with a photo of Miles himself) make for a fitting artist's memorial. This is not a coffee table book by any stretch, but for a while after I'd finished reading it, I kept it close to where I drink my coffee, because I liked waking up with the pictures.
Needless to say (at least for anyone who knows Lefebvre or his previous writings), Crossing Jack Brook is not a how-to manual about surviving grief. When I called it useful before, I didn't mean that it aimed to be. It aims to be true, nothing less or more, and we trust it because the truth it discovers is complicated. At one point during his bereavement, the gregarious Lefebvre exhorts himself to greater self-reliance:
"Usually I go to town on Sunday mornings, get coffee and a doughnut, pick up a paper, and begin a round of visiting friends. Some Sundays we take rides through the woods or to camp or sometimes we do nothing at all except sit around, drink beer and talk. It is nearly always enjoyable and it fills in the time. But this morning I pulled up short. Look to yourself for a change, I said. Stop running away."
Yet, in looking to himself "for a change," he also finds a deeper sense of human solidarity and purpose, including the courage to call wisdom by its rightful name.
"Thankfully, not all wisdom comes with great loss — who could endure it if it were so? — yet there is a wisdom that death demands as its own. And while grief may fling us into loneliness, it seems equally true that it welds us to a common lot. Time is short, I tell myself. Honor the dead by the life you lead."
In Lefebvre's case, "the life you lead" includes the words you write. In a column he wrote in 2007, and includes near the end of Crossing Jack Brook, he says, "For the first few months, I carried Rocky's death with me at nearly every step. Anything short of that raised the fear I might lose her. Now nearly 18 months later, I know she will never be lost to me. I know where she resides."
Thanks to Lefebvre's stirring tribute, she also resides a little in us, and the odds of our forgetting her are close to none.
Garret Keizer's most recent book is Privacy (2012).
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Successful companies frequently rely heavily on just one product for the majority of their sales and profit. MarketWatch's Rex Crum discusses the most profitable products in America. (Photo: Getty Images)
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