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Cissie Megyesy succeeds dad as state's honorary consul for Hungary
When Hungary's ambassador to the United States, Gyorgy Szapary, installs Krisztina A. "Cissie" Megyesy as Colorado's new honorary consul general for Hungary, it will be a passing of the torch from one generation to the next.
Her dad, environmental attorney Eugene Megyesy, had held the post since 1994, relinquishing it after his appointment, this past February, as senior adviser to Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orban. The job requires him to office in the Hungarian Parliament Building in Budapest.
Eugene Megyesy was born in Budapest and escaped to America with his family following the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. His new role involves advising the prime minister on foreign relations and charitable activities.
Cissie, a software program manager, is president-elect of the Junior League of Denver and is active in such organizations as Girls, Inc., where she co-founded its Junior Alliance.
Her installation is set for Nov. 29 at the Governor's Mansion. For additional information, call 303-730-2733.
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text: Share: April 8, 2014 | by Associated Press Disease Ecology, Tick-borne Diseases While bloodsucking ticks can lay waste to a moose and infect humans with devastating diseases, the tiny parasites and the bacteria they carry have no apparent effect on one wee woodland creature: the white-footed mouse.That conclusion in this month's journal Ecology underscores why the mouse is such an effective transmitter of tick-borne afflictions such as Lyme disease, which affects about 30,000 people a year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The study, led by Sarah Lawrence University biologist Michelle Hersh, portrayed the mice as super hosts, amazingly hospitable to the black-legged tick, or deer tick, that carries the disease. Mice with hundreds of ticks survived just as well as those with only a few. Researchers who have reviewed the findings say they highlight the resiliency of a creature that's notably hard to control and raises questions for future study that might someday lead to insights into why the mice are such effective survivors. "They basically thumb their noses at ticks, no matter how many are on them," said study co-author Richard Ostfeld. "There is something about these mice that makes them incredibly permissive to infection by the pathogens that make us sick, and also to the ticks that bite them and us." Ostfeld has been studying mice and ticks for 17 years at the Cary Institute in the mid-Hudson Valley, a region with the nation's highest rate of Lyme disease. He has accumulated data on more than 40,000 mice. The new study examined that data to look for factors that might control the mouse population. "Before this study I expected that heavy tick infestation itself might regulate mouse populations," Ostfeld said. "Ticks would be our ally in a sense. But that is definitely not happening. The ticks are simply not having any negative effect on the mice." Contrast that with what has happened to moose. A population explosion of winter ticks has been linked to die-offs or wasting away of thousands of moose in New Hampshire, Minnesota, Montana and Wyoming. Vanessa Ezenwa, a University of Georgia professor and expert in the ecology of infectious diseases, said the new study leads to important questions about how the mice withstand stresses other animals can't. "These animals are quite resilient to a lot of things. These are the ones that are always left," she said of how the mice remain after ecological changes eliminate other populations. That, Ezenwa said, makes controlling the mice and the diseases they spread a daunting challenge. And, she said, "This study nicely shows that the parasites aren't helping." The most significant environmental factor known to affect white-footed mouse populations is forest fragmentation caused by development. That has led to the likelihood there are fewer predators like coyotes, foxes and owls, and less competition from other small mammals that prefer larger tracts of forest, Ostfeld said. In previous research funded by the National Science Foundation, Ostfeld and biologist Felicia Keesing of Bard College found that forest patches smaller than 3 acres had an average of 3 times as many ticks as larger forest patches. As many as 80 percent of the ticks in the smallest patches were infected with Lyme, the highest rate seen. The researchers said the results suggest that community planners should avoid creating forest fragments smaller than 5 acres to help foster a healthy population of predators to reduce the risk of Lyme disease, especially in the Northeast. Lyme disease, which causes joint aches, fatigue, fever, arthritis and neurological problems, is most prevalent in the Northeast and Upper Midwest. The ticks are also linked to the spread of malaria-like babesiosis and anaplasmosis, and the often-deadly Powassan encephalitis. On the horizon in the fight against Lyme disease is a mouse vaccine administered in bait. Ostfeld and colleagues published a paper on a field study of an oral bait vaccine that produced a 70 percent reduction in the infection rate of ticks after four years of treatment. "I don't see it as the silver bullet, but in combination with other methods, it could help," he said. Original Article > Share: Media Coverage Study says mice are super hosts of Lyme ticks › April 8, 2014


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Lloyd Wayne Bright, 55, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in First Baptist Church in Miami with Jim Loper, pastor of Cornerstone Church in Amarillo, officiating. Burial with Navy honors will be in Miami Cemetery. Arrangements are by LaGrone-Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors, Coulter Road Chapel, 8310 S. Coulter St.
Mr. Bright was born Nov. 8, 1956, in Pampa to Nelson and Jane Bright. He was raised in Miami and graduated from Miami High School in 1975. After high school, he joined the Navy until his discharge in 1982. He married Starlet Ann Ortiz on Dec. 24, 1976, in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Wayne worked as a technician for many years in the natural gas industry, was a skilled technician and was instrumental in training and leading others in the natural gas exploration field. Mr. Bright worked for Eagle Rock Energy for many years, as well as several other companies, his entire career and was involved in both land and offshore exploration of natural gas.
He was a kind and loving husband, father, grandfather, son and friend. Wayne loved his country. He also loved riding his motorcycle and shooting his guns. He also had many other interests such as doing leatherwork and woodworking. He was dearly loved and will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents and his father.
Survivors include his wife, Starlet; two daughters, Johnelle Kanani Danner and husband Alan of Amarillo and Angela Malani Heyman and husband Matthew of Amarillo; his mother, Jane Bright of Miami; his brother, Master Sgt. Steven Bright and wife Donna, who are stationed in Korea, and their two sons, Marcus and Michael, his mother-in-law, Isabel Borreliz and husband Antonio of Amarillo; his father-in-law, John Ortiz and wife Nancy of Kaneohe, Hawaii; sisters-in-law Jarlene Norman of Bridge City and Sharmayne Miller and husband Dana of Miami; seven grandchildren, Monica, Alex, Bryce, Callie, Collin, Blake and Emmah Star; a niece, Kendra Miller and husband Henry of Portsmouth, Va.; a nephew, John Stribling and wife Kayla of Panhandle; and many other loving aunts, uncles and cousins.
The family suggests memorials be to Cornerstone Church, P.O. Box 3996, Amarillo, TX 79116.
Sign the online guest book at www.lagroneblackburnshaw.com.
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Dir: Jonas Poher Rasmussen. Denmark. 2012. 75mins
An unlikely, and at times engagingly oddball and droll, road trip through the run down backroads of America is the backdrop for Danish filmmaker Jonas Poher Rasmussen to delve into the meaning of life for those living on the edges of modern American society.
Bob's journey through the underbelly of America allows a fascinating glimpse into the lives of some of America's have-nots.
A hybrid documentary, Searching For Bill is a tantalising and impressionistic depiction of America and Americans as seen with a northern European sensibility. There is a faint love for all things Americana while also a sadness about the journeys that those struggling to get by have to take. The film will likely play the festival circuit, though may also intrigue broadcasters.
As its premise, the film weaves in the story of mysterious fraudster and car thief Bill, but his quasi-mythological story is essentially a device for the director of pull together his cast of characters and allow them to tell their stories.
The spine of the film is that journey that burly Bob Maser (bald-headed and with a bushy beard, sans moustache) has to take from his Louisiana trailer park (leaving his wife and baby behind) to go to Detroit, where his stolen car has been found. In the glove compartment he finds a notebook left by Bill (voiced by Michael Gira) which offers clues as to his fraudulent antics. Bob follows the clues, which leads him to the sad stories of others who have been conned by Bill.
On his journey he offers a lift to backpacker Lou, who has no money and who hitchhikes most places. She walks with a limp, and recalls the times when she would ride boxcars – "the last red-blooded American adventure out there," she says with a smile.
From the overgrown and tattered streets of Detroit through to the off-the-grid desert settlement of Slab City in the Colorado Desert, Bob's journey through the underbelly of America allows a fascinating glimpse into the lives of some of America's have-nots. The whole 'Bill' plot device works to limited effect – it helps engage some stories, but essentially goes nowhere – but Searching For Bill allows for a sensitive look at the lives of some intriguing people…people who in many cases have lost everything but are still finding ways to carry on.
Production company/contact: Dharmafilm, http://dharmafilm.dk
Producer: David B. Sørensen
Screenplay: Jonas Poher Rasmussen, David B. Sørensen
Cinematography: Nadim Carlsen
Editor: Christian Einshøj
Music: Jonas Munk
With: Bob Maser, Long Tall Lou, Elder Michael Johnson, and (voice) Michael Gira


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When I took my written driving exam in California, I had a pretty simple rule - of all the choices described, the ones that an asshole driver would do were incorrect.
Apparently it is a lot harder in the U.K., where some 40 percent of first time takers of the Driving Theory Test ("theory"?) fail it. This is the test that gives young drivers the British version of a learner's permit, if I understand correctly. I got mine by turning 15 and not killing Coach McCann during driver's ed. Anyway, the point of all this is that Avanquest Software has produced a title that will help the truly hopeless bad drivers of the future breeze through this exam so they can get on the roads and be the truly hopeless bad drivers of today.
Seriously, I know everyone's touting the quality and seriousness of education in Europe and Great Britain, but a driving test that comes with LSAT-level prep software is scaring me a bit. Pass Your Driving Theory Test includes all 1,265 possible questions one could be asked about the safe and legal operation of an auto or motorcycle. Since driving theory exams run about £30, and this thing is £19.99, it represents a £10 hedge against failing the test.
Note: I'm extremely proud of the fact this post doesn't contain a single crack about bonnets, boots, or driving on the wrong side of the road.
Pass Your Driving Theory Test in Stores Today [GoNintendo via Joystiq]


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JGE 1993 - Volume 41
MarchUndergraduate Research Experiences as Preparation for Graduate Study in Geology
David William Mogk, Montana State University
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Preparation of geology students for graduate school must go beyond mastery of information presented in coursework. Participation in directed research projects, such as a senior thesis, affords the opportunity for students to develop research questions, conduct literature searches, test hypotheses, design sample collection and preparation programs, collect data and analyze the results, and present a final product in oral and/or written formats. The practical aspects of working within a budget and meeting deadlines are added benefits. Development of these transferable skills prior to admission to graduate school benefits students, institutions, and the community-at-large.
URL for this article: http://nagt.org/nagt/jge/abstracts/1993.html#v41p126
MayDescription, Analysis, and Critique of the Method of Multiple Working Hypotheses
William L. Blewett, Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
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The concept of Multiple Working Hypotheses, first described formally for geologists by T.C. Chamberlin (1890), involves the consideration and evaluation of two or more provisional hypotheses during an investigation. Analysis of the method indicates that it suffers from serious limitations, including: (1) questions regarding the assumptions underlying the hypothetico-deductive model of scientific confirmation, (2) problems inherent in the falsification of hypotheses, (3) questions regarding the method's applicability to natural phenomena with complex causes, (4) difficulties in reducing the initial class of hypotheses, and (5) lack of a logical bases for generating implications from hypotheses. Despite these drawbacks, the method has been applied successfully in scientific research and continues to serve as a valuable investigative approach in modern field studies.
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SeptemberField-Trip Crises Large and Small
Robert M. Norris, University of California - Santa Barbara
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Although field trips are an essential component of any well rounded course of instruction in geology, they can be sources of considerable difficulty for the field-trip leaders and for timid university administrators who fear the legal consequences of accidents. Many sorts of problems do, in fact, occur on field trips. Some are due to student or faculty error, others to mechanical problems with vehicles or equipment, and yet others to unexpected events or weather. Despite these problems and risks, the irreplaceable instructional value, the personal camaraderie, and the enjoyment shared by participants fully justifies taking the trips.
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Study: Many Consumers Ignore Food Product RecallsTuesday, April 14, 2009
(American Meat Institute)
Many Americans fail to check their homes
for recalled food products, a new study by
According to the study, only about 60 percent of the studied sample reported ever having looked for recalled food in their homes, and only 10 percent said they had ever found a recalled food product.
Approximately 12 percent reported eating a food they thought had been recalled. At the other extreme, some consumers take a "better safe than sorry" attitude. More than 25 percent reported that they had simply discarded food products after hearing about a recall, potentially wasting safe, nutritious food. Many consumers also avoid purchasing products not included in the recall but which are similar, or are from the same manufacturer.
Most respondents said they pay a great deal of attention to food recalls and, when they learn about them, they tell many other people. But 40 percent of these consumers think the foods they purchase are less likely to be recalled than those purchased by others, appearing to believe that food recalls just do not apply to them.
Nearly 75 percent of those surveyed said they would like to receive personalized information about recalls on their receipt at the grocery store, and more than 60 percent said they also would also like to receive such information through a letter or an e-mail.
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Ceremony to be held December 20 at D.A.R. Constitution Hall
President William J. Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton today announced the 2000 National Humanities Medalists, an award administered by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). An award ceremony will be held December 20 at D.A.R. Constitution Hall. The National Humanities Medalists will be honored that evening at a White House dinner.
"The 2000 National Humanities Medalists are distinguished individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to American cultural life and thought," said NEH Chairman William R. Ferris. "Through their powers of creativity and vision, the National Humanities Medalists are helping to preserve, interpret and expand the nation's cultural heritage. Their work represents an invaluable public service."
The 2000 National Humanities Medal recipients are:
- Robert N. Bellah (Berkeley, Calif.), sociologist of religion and best-selling author
- Will D. Campbell (Mt. Juliet, Tenn.), civil rights activist and author
- Judy Crichton (New York, N.Y.), PBS documentary writer, producer and director
- David C. Driskell (Hyattsville, Md.), curator and scholar of African American art
- Ernest J. Gaines (Lafayette, La.), writer exploring issues in the American South
- Herman T. Guerrero (Northern Mariana Islands, U.S. territory), preservationist
- Quincy Jones (Los Angeles, Calif.), musician, composer, preservationist
- Barbara Kingsolver (Tucson, Ariz.), writer exploring issues of social responsibility
- Edmund S. Morgan (New Haven, Conn.), historian of Puritan and American colonial history
- Toni Morrison (Princeton, N.J.), writer exploring the African American experience
- Earl Shorris (New York, N.Y.), promoter of humanities education for disadvantaged students
- Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve (Rapid City, S.D.), writer exploring the Native American experience
Detailed biographies are available as an Adobe Acrobat file in the above box.
The National Humanities Medal honors individuals or groups whose work has deepened the nation's understanding of the humanities, broadened citizens' engagement with the humanities or helped preserve and expand Americans' access to important resources in the humanities. The humanities carry the voices of one generation to the next through history, literature, philosophy, religion, languages, archaeology and related subjects that make up the record of human civilization.
Recipients of the National Humanities Medal are selected by the President of the United States. Annually the National Endowment for the Humanities assists in the selection process by soliciting nominations for the medal from the humanities community. These nominations are first reviewed by the National Council on the Humanities, NEH's presidentially appointed board of advisors. The NEH chairman then selects a list of the most highly qualified candidates, whose names are then forwarded to the White House for final consideration by the President.
About the National Endowment for the Humanities
Created in 1965 as an independent federal agency, the National Endowment for the Humanities supports research and learning in history, literature, philosophy, and other areas of the humanities by funding selected, peer-reviewed proposals from around the nation. Additional information about the National Endowment for the Humanities and its grant programs is available at: www.neh.gov.
Media Contacts: Office of Communications at (202) 606-8446 or @email


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For your perusal as your humble editors gorge on turkey and mashed potatoes, we offer this list of 12 cars that should never have been, according to our sister site shopautoweek.com.
While we're not convinced of the merits of each choice (the Chevrolet Chevette, after all, sold millions of units over its 11-year lifespan), the turducken--in this case--is in the eye of the beholder.
We've put together a gallery of some of the winners above. Head over to shopautoweek.com to check out its full list of automotive turkeys complete with color commentary.


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Feb. 20, 2010
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT-The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth men's swimmers are in fourth place while the women are in 12th place after the first day of action at the three-day New England Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving Association Division II and III Championships at the Upper Valley Aquatic Center Friday evening.
The men have 112 points, and are fourth in a 12-team field. The women have 103 points and rank 12th in a 22-team field. Keene State is in first place in both the men's and women's competition.
For the women, sophomore Kim Moore (Billerica, MA/Billerica HS) finished sixth in the 500 yard freestyle in 5:33.87, while senior Kathleen Foley (Haverhill, MA/Haverhill HS) was fifth in the 200 individual medley in 2:21.48. For the men, junior Craig Johnson (Acushnet, MA/New Bedford HS) was second in the 100 butterfly in 23.97 seconds, freshman Chris Dodge (Holden, MA/Wachusett Regional HS) was 10th in the 200 yard backstroke in 2:07.54, junior Steve Szarek (Middletown, CT/Middletown HS) was fifth in the 50 yard breaststroke in 27.89 seconds, junior David Lyons (Haverhill, MA/Central Catholic HS) was sixth in the 200 yard individual medley in 2:06.60, and the 400 yard medley relay team of Dodge, Szarek, Johnson and freshman Jake Pesante (Wakefield, RI/South Kingston HS) was fourth in 3:43.15.
"We had some better swims tonight," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Cathy Motta. "For some of our athletes, this is our first trials/finals meet, so I think after today, all of the nerves will be settled, and we should finish strong."
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Kona 2018: Ironman Village Expo
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It's just about time for the biggest race of the year. On the eve of the race, please enjoy our final gallery of gear we saw from the Ironman Village race expo.
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A TRAINEE pilot and an instructor had a dramatic escape when their plane crash-landed at a North Yorkshire air base.
The two-person Tucano trainer crashed on its approach to the runway at RAF Linton-on-Ouse. Its undercarriage failed to come down, but both men walked away unhurt.
Flt Lt Dave Williams, of Linton-on-Ouse, said an investigation had been launched into the incident, which happened at 10.20am yesterday.
The turbo-prop Tucano, which is driven by a propellor powered by a jet engine, suffered serious damage and came to rest on grass after travelling down the runway, The Press understands. The runway was closed after the incident.
RAF Linton-on-Ouse operates a fleet of Tucano TMk1 aircraft, most of which are thought to be at least 20 years old. It is the home of No 1Flying Training School, the oldest in the world, and 72 Squadron, which trains basic fast jet pilots for the RAF and Royal Navy.
An airbase statement said the Tucano was on "a routine training flight", but it was too early to confirm details of the damage or the cause of the crash.
In 2009, the Linton-on-Ouse display pilot, Flt Lt Mike Rutland, escaped with a broken wrist after he was forced to eject from his Tucano which crashed just 200 yards from a hangar where 60 ground crew were working.
In 2010, three military aircraft, including a Tucano containing a student pilot, narrowly avoided a mid-air crash in the skies 2,000 feet over Easingwold.
An investigation into the incident found two Hawk jets approaching the airbase were only 70 metres from colliding with the student pilot, and gave it an "A" risk rating, its most severe.
The report, by the UK Airprox Board, said the incident highlighted a problem with language used during air traffic instruction by the airbase, who said at the time any lessons needed to improve operations would be taken on board.
Flt Lt Williams could not say when the runway would reopen following yesterday's incident, or if training would be halted and the Tucano fleet grounded until a full investigation had taken place.


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There was a heavy riot police presence in the area around Istanbul's central Taksim square early in the evening, after calls for anti-government protests were made on social media. However there were no signs of large-scale protests.
Halk TV footage showed police firing water cannon and teargas on the main pedestrian street leading to Taksim square and on adjoining side streets.
Protests and police intervention have continued sporadically in recent weeks after a nationwide wave of demonstrations in June against Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan, accused by his critics of becoming increasingly authoritarian.
Those demonstrations began with a small protest against the planned redevelopment of the city's Gezi Park at Taksim.
Five people died and thousands were injured in the anti-government unrest, which posed the biggest challenge to Erdogan's decade-old rule.
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Ricky Chang's passion was always riding his BMX bike, as the "Live Fast, Ride Faster" tattoo inside his left bicep will attest. That's why he keeps a bike in his bedroom. Someday, he'd like to ride it again. It's there to serve as motivation. On July 19, 2008, Ricky was paralyzed from the neck down during a bike stunt gone awry.
It's been difficult for VCU senior cross country and track runner Tyler Simmons to watch Chang, his longtime friend, struggle through years of rehabilitation. Simmons, who used to ride mountain bikes with Chang, also knows how badly he'd like to take that bike in his room for a ride. That's one of the reasons why Simmons, with the help of a couple of friends, is planning a ride in Ricky's honor.
This isn't going to be just any ride. Simmons is teaming with Andrew Kenny and Kevin White to ride cross country to raise funds for Chang. "Bike-America: Ricky Rides Again" is scheduled to begin June 1, 2012 at Chang's house in Manassas, Va. The 3,745-mile trek will cut through America's Heartland and into the Rocky Mountains before coming to a close on July 12 in San Francisco.
Simmons says the trio hopes to raise $20,000, 10 percent of which will fund the ride. The rest, approximately $18,000, will help pay for Chang's treatment, as well as ease the family's medical bills.
"He's one of my best friends," Simmons said. "If I was in the same situation, he'd do the same."
Simmons and Chang met in high school and forged close a bond through skateboarding, biking, poker nights and laughter.
On the day of Chang's accident, he and Simmons had plans for a mountain bike ride. But Simmons says he had chores to finish, so he called Ricky and cancelled. They would get together with friends and go see "The Dark Knight" at the movies later that night instead.
Later, a mutual friend called Simmons. Ricky was in the hospital. Chang had taken his BMX bike out for a ride and was attempting to grind a handrail when he fell forward over his handlebars onto his head. The impact fractured his c3 vertebrae and paralyzed him from his c5 vertebrae, roughly the base of the neck, down.
The accident was a shock to Chang's friends and family. He'd always been a cheerful, active person, but now he was fighting for his life on a hospital bed.
"Ricky was definitely one of the funniest guys in the class," Simmons said. "Definitely the class clown. It's terrible to see such a serious thing happen to a non-serious guy."
He spent weeks in a rehabilitation facility in Atlanta before returning home. Simmons says Chang's spine was pinched, not severed, in the accident, leaving hope of some degree of recovery. How much is anybody's guess. In the three years since the accident, Chang has regained the use of his arms, but not his hands. He has been able to move from an electronic wheelchair to an assisted manual wheelchair. He hopes to attend college to study film.
The road ahead is uncertain. The cost of Chang's care is substantial. His electric wheelchair alone cost nearly $20,000, not to mention the rehabilitation, medication or the customized van the family uses to transport Ricky.
That's where Simmons, Kenny and White come in. Simmons said he started thinking about organizing a bike ride for Ricky three years ago, but wanted to wait until his cross country eligibility ran out. He didn't want it to interfere with training. This summer, he hopes to make the trip a reality. While $20,000 is the initial goal, Simmons says they'll raise as much money for Ricky as possible.
Chang has been overwhelmed by his friends' support.
"I was pretty surprised," Chang said. "It's a pretty awesome act of kindness. I definitely found out that I have really awesome friends and that they're all-around good people."
Simmons' group started a website (rickyridesagain.webs.com) to promote and raise funds for the ride. They're also searching for corporate sponsors. According to Simmons, Bunnyhop Bike Shop in Richmond has agreed to provide bikes and equipment at cost.
The website includes schedule of the ride, by day and mileage, as well as a map of the where they'll be traveling. Some days the group will ride as much as 150 miles. On days where they face steep inclines, they'll taper down to 60-70. There are just three scheduled rest days during the six-week journey. Each night, Simmons, Kenny and White will camp out under the stars at the best available location.
All three men are experienced riders. Simmons has logged 100-mile rides before, but nothing quite like this. On most days, they expect to be on the road anywhere between seven and 11 hours a day. The group is planning an intense training schedule, as well as a number of test runs where they'll bike to Charlottesville, Va., camp out for the night, and then ride back in the morning.
It's a daunting schedule, and Simmons knows he'll have to maneuver his responsibilities as a VCU track runner and student-athlete around the fundraiser, but it's worth it.
"If you've met Ricky and you know Ricky, it's kind of understandable," Simmons says. "I don't think there's anybody that knows him that dislikes him. He's easy to be around, easy to be friends with and those are the type of people you just want to help out. His family is like my second family. If we can help him out it's all worth the while."
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(CNN) -- Here's something you don't see every day: The 99% demonstrating in support of the 1%. But that's exactly what's been happening for several weeks all around New England at Market Basket grocery stores.
In 1916, Athanasios and Efrosini Demoulas, who immigrated to the United States from Greece, opened a grocery store in Lowell, Massachusetts. Almost a century later, the family has expanded it to a chain of 71 supermarkets across Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine.
In 2008, Anthanasios and Efrosini's grandson Arthur T. Demoulas was elected president of the Market Basket board. By all accounts, Arthur T., as he is known, presided over a very successful and happy company. Not only did Market Basket continue to expand and reap profits — generating $4 billion in revenues in 2012 — but workers have thrived as well.
Full-time clerks start at $12 an hour. Cashiers with experience can earn over $40,000 a year. And managers can easily make into the six figures.
Keep in mind that's in a nation where the average annual salary for grocery store cashiers is $21,370 and the national minimum wage is $7.25 per hour.
The company also has a generous retirement plan, matching 15% of annual salary to employee retirement funds. What's more, workers up and down the supply chain receive good bonuses throughout the year.
All this and Market Basket is affordable for customers, with prices regularly 10% to 20% lower than competitors. The company is profitable in an industry known for low profit margins, and has given $500 million in dividends to the nine family shareholders over the past decade.
In other words, at a time when corporate executives and wealthy investors regularly try to argue that companies cannot pay workers well and be successful in generating profits, Market Basket has been an impressive and stunning example to the contrary. Market Basket has been a good company all around -- until recently, when things changed.
So what happened? Well, the family board switched sides, ousted Arthur T. and installed his cousin Arthur S. Demoulas as president.
One of the first acts under Arthur S. was to distribute $250 million in profits to the nine family shareholders, what a Boston Globe editorial called "an uncharacteristic act of greed for a firm known for its generous treatment of its workers and concern for price-conscious shoppers."
There have been other ominous signs that Arthur S. and his allies plan to push profit at all costs -- at the expense of workers and the values of the company. And so in an unprecedented mobilization, managers and workers have protested at Market Baskets across New England, calling for their beloved CEO Artie T. to be reinstated.
Last week, more than 6,000 Market Basket workers and managers joined in a peaceful march outside the company's headquarters in Tewksbury, Massachusetts. If you go to any Market Basket store around New England right now, you're likely to find employees and even some customers holding up signs protesting the new executive and supporting the ousted Artie T. Employees are also using social media to get their message out, using hashtags like #MarketBasket.
Of course, if you go inside a Market Basket you're not likely to find much; even the warehouse workers are on strike. These protests aren't being organized by unions; after all, Market Basket workers aren't unionized. They're being organized by the employees and managers of the company.
Already, eight managers have been fired for helping lead the protests. But the protests continue. As a result, the company is reportedly losing $1 million a day.
A reporter interviewed one of the Market Basket workers at a protest. "I have a friend who works at Walmart," she said, "and I asked her, would they ever do this for their CEO?" The woman laughed. But what has become of capitalism in America is not funny: the extreme greed of a few overrunning the best interests of everyone, including workers, communities and a healthy growing economy.
Just like the Occupy Wall Street protesters before them, the Market Basket workers are not protesting against capitalism. They're protesting for a certain kind of capitalism, a capitalism that works for owners as well as for workers and communities. It's the kind of capitalism that has made Market Basket a successful business for generations, the kind of capitalism that once meant shared prosperity and opportunity in America.
The Market Basket managers and cashiers and bag boys joining in protest aren't just holding signs, they're also holding the aspirations of the majority of Americans. Those of us concerned about the growing economic inequality in America don't want to "eat the rich" — we simply don't want the rich to chew up and spit out everyone else.
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Like Proust's madeleines, sponged and spattered dishes evoke childhood memories for antiques experts Leigh (right) and Leslie Keno (left). "When we were kids, our bathroom soap dish was spongeware," recalls Leigh, editor-at-large for Traditional Home magazine, where he and twin brother Leslie co-produce a regular column entitled "Keno Eye." In the September '07 issue, the dynamic duo dish on spatter and spongeware, like the two spongeware pitchers pictured above.
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A rare rainbow spatter teapot, circa 1840, appeals to ceramic collectors as well as art lovers. The teapot pictured is owned by collector Jane Katcher, a retired pediatric radiologist whose entire collection is pictured in Expressions of Innocence and Eloquence (Yale University Press), a must-read for Americana addicts. Other big-time spatter and spongeware collectors include Pennsylvania Germans, Henry Francis du Pont and artist Andy Warhol.
Photograph: Courtesy of Sotheby's
Spongeware pitchers that once belonged to late curator David Whitney, a champion of artists such as Andy Warhol before he became a lodestar. The Rorschach-like patterns ("no two are the same," says Leigh) make spongeware worth collecting. The Whitney-pedigree pitchers above sold for a potent $3,000, but most 19th-century pitchers are fairly affordable–less than $200 at flea markets.
Photograph: Courtesy of Sotheby's
How to tell the difference between sponge and spatter?
Leigh notes that spongeware is the younger, slightly heavier, and more pedestrian cousin to older and more delicate spatterware, which was first created in Staffordshire, England, around 1810. "Spatterware has densely textured sponging, sometimes with hand-painted ornament as well," adds Winterthur curator Leslie Grigsby. "American spongeware has overall sponging, usually in a single color—blue was the most popular—and a more open field with no hand-painted ornament." But in England, "both types of wares are referred to as spongeware," says the curator.
The mother lode of spatterware resides in Spatterware Hall at Winterthur, where its founder, Henry Francis du Pont, stashed more than 1,300 spattered cups, plates, pitchers, and basins. "He collected other wares that were more valuable in a traditional sense, but he just loved spatterware," explains the museum's ceramics and glass curator, Leslie Grigsby. "At Winterthur, 22 out of 175 rooms have been identified as representing Mr. du Pont's taste, and Spatterware Hall is one of the most important of these rooms," she says.
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The 10th Anniversary Rod & Custom Magazine Americruise, presented by Chevrolet and co-sponsored by Flowmaster Exhaust, is a sophisticated moving showcase of the finest pre'64 antique and classic rods and pre-'73 customs and vintage trucks in the United States and beyond.
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February 4, 2009
Google Launches Dodgeball…sort of
A while back, Google acquired Dodgeball…a tool that used your phone's SMS feature to network with your friends to find out where they are so you could hook up with them.
After Google's acquisition, Dodgeball seemed to get lost in the fray and Google never did anything with it, leading to a public blog post on why the founders quit.
It's no real secret that Google wasn't supporting dodgeball the way we expected. The whole experience was incredibly frustrating for us - especially as we couldn't convince them that dodgeball was worth engineering resources, leaving us to watch as other startups got to innovate in the mobile + social space. And while it was a tough decision (and really disappointing) to walk away from dodgeball, I'm actually looking forward to getting to work on other projects again.
Recently, Google started cutting a number of their properties/features. The Dodgeball site warns that the site will be shut down in stages.
This prompted Dodgeball cofounder, Dennis Crowley to say:
So what's next? Well I don't know how many days we have left (30 days? 90 days?), but I've always said that it Google ever kills dodgeball, I'l build you guys a new one, so stayed tuned.
Fast forward to today: Search for "dodgeball google" in Google Search and you'll find a sponsored link for Google Latitude.
Google Latitude appears to be another way for users to hook up based on feedback from Google users who wanted to find their friends on a map. It also allows you to provide a short status similar to Facebook or Twitter. It uses maps instead of SMS as the interface and can be accessed either from your desktop's web browser or from a phone by visiting google.com/latitude in your phone's browser (it is unclear when/if this could be integrated in a future firmware upgrade for the iPhone to integrate into the Google Maps Application rather than requiring access through a browser but it is easily foreseeable having his integrated into the Android phone OS at a minimum).
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Greg Sterling provides us with more details at SEL. including a statement that Latitude is not based on prior technologies (i.e. Dodgeball or Jaiku) but utilizes their triangulation/GPS capabilities.
Unfortunately, accessing the service through my iPhone shows a coming soon page. Apparently, J2ME and iPhone versions are not yet available:
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Saturday, August 23, 2008
Maxim Dim Sum Restaurant @ Taman Pekaka
You should give it a try.
20 comments:
- squall said...
i like dim sum~~
- August 24, 2008 at 12:38 AM
- New Kid on the Blog said...
hehehehe... i have yet to post this, and all the pictures are still lying in my folder.
- August 24, 2008 at 11:31 AM
- 550ml jar of faith said...
This looks good... but why chicken in their pei tan chuk and not pork? I demand pork in my pei tan chuk, just isn't the same with chicken!!
- August 24, 2008 at 3:01 PM
- Little Inbox said...
Squall, oh, me too... :) but taken once a while only.
New kid, oh is it??
550ml jar of faith, err...all the pei tan chuk that I've tried in Penang are all with chicken, no pork.
- August 24, 2008 at 4:22 PM
- J2Kfm said...
this is very near to my old rented apartment while we were students.
we frequent the restaurants around that area a LOT for dinner and lunch.
but only tried Maxim once. Not bad.,and pretty affordable, probably to cater to USM students?
- August 25, 2008 at 9:03 AM
- Little Inbox said...
j2kfm, yes, the price is considered affordable. Not only to cater for students, but most probably is to cater for old folks too. Retired uncle & aunty love to "yum chou cha".
- August 25, 2008 at 9:36 AM
- Elinluv said...
My Piggies luv dim sum too! Looks appetising la...hmmm one day soon will try to make a day trip . One day eating trip to PG..heehee sounds wonderful for my Piggies:)
- August 25, 2008 at 11:01 AM
- Little Inbox said...
Elinluv, wah, sure your piggies will be very excited when they got to know ur plans.
- August 25, 2008 at 11:28 AM
- daphne said...
wah. All the variety!!
- August 25, 2008 at 2:56 PM
- Little Inbox said...
daphne, there are lots more. Unfortunately tummy don't have space to take in anymore.
- August 25, 2008 at 3:15 PM
- PenangTuaPui said...
this is the dim sum outlet that FeiFei can't hold from keep on visiting....
great dim sum awaiting there every day... reading this making my tummy roar.....
- August 26, 2008 at 9:31 PM
- Little Inbox said...
PenangTuaPui, nvmla, you can visit there whenever you want. This is the one that is close to my house compared to the others in the town area.
- August 27, 2008 at 9:09 AM
- Fortesfidelis said...
This is a great place for dim sum but it's always jam pack. We always have to sit at the shop selling tau fu fa.
- August 27, 2008 at 9:23 AM
- Tummythoz said...
".. prawns are used as the main ingredient in their dim sum to replace pork"
Definitely my kind of dimsum!
- August 27, 2008 at 11:36 AM
- Shell (貝殼) said...
i like prawn salad~~ will go dim sum breakfast tis saturday ^^
- August 27, 2008 at 6:34 PM
- Little Inbox said...
Fortesfidelis, sometimes after the dim sum, I'll go over to "ta pao" tau fu fah. :)
Tummythoz & Shell, more importantly the prawns are very fresh and springy as well.
- August 27, 2008 at 7:54 PM
- 24HrMom said...
hehehe... I've also got these in my photo folder yet blogged. They have another branch right opposite QB mall. But that branch's dim sum is a bit more expensive compared to Tmn. Perkaka's. You ought to try their Yue Piu Kai (cantonese) or Hu Piu ke(hokkien) during weekdays. On weekends, they'll turn the yu piu to vege.
- August 27, 2008 at 11:52 PM
- Little Inbox said...
24hr mom, unfortunately weekdays got to work ler...Hmm...maybe on the days that I on leave can drop by to try their yu piu kai, hehehe...thanks for telling me.
- August 28, 2008 at 7:41 AM
- jason said...
There are two Mexim in Cheras too but I doubt they're from the same owner. The dim sum at these two outlets are just so so.
- August 28, 2008 at 2:29 PM
- Little Inbox said...
Jason, oh, that one I don't know lo. May be different kua. Question mark??
- August 28, 2008 at 3:58 PM


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2013-14 Division II Men?s Basketball Player of the Week ? No. 6
By Chad Waller, Director of Communications and Sports Information
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Greg Miller of Grace (Ind.) has been named the NAIA National Division II Men's Basketball Player of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Miller was selected based on his performances from Feb. 3 – Feb. 9 and was chosen out of a pool of conference and independent award winners.
Miller, a 6-foot-6 senior forward, helped the Lancers continue their late-season surge with a pair of wins, including a 76-73 upset of No. 11 Saint Francis (Ind.) on Feb. 8. The native of Akron, Ind., averaged 24.0 points, 12.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game. He connected on 58 percent (15-of-26) of his shots from the floor and 82 percent (14-of-17) from the foul line. In the victory against the Cougars, he finished with 21 points and 11 rebounds and shot 60 percent (6-of-10) from the field. On Feb. 6, Miller posted 27 points and 14 rebounds in the 68-64 victory over Spring Arbor (Mich.). He ranks eighth in Division II in rebounding (9.9), 42nd in field goal percentage (.541) and 43rd in scoring (18.9).
Grace has now won eight of its last nine games, which includes four upsets of Top-25 ranked opponents.
For a complete list of the national statistical leaders, click here.
The next NAIA National Division II Men's Basketball Player of the Week will be announced on Feb. 18. For the complete Player of the Week calendar, click here.
Nominees: Johnny Elliott, Northwestern Ohio; Alec Schwab, William Penn (Iowa); Jermain Langley, Brescia (Ky.); Mark Hoge, Jamestown (N.D.); Danny Rudeen, Morningside (Iowa); Brad Karp, Saint Xavier (Ill.); Thaddeus Perry, Ashford (Iowa); Darius Alexander, Sterling (Kan.); Joshua Hart, Virginia Intermont; Thomas Hammock, Bellevue (Neb.); Justyn Watkins, Thomas (Ga.); Eric Thompson, Southern Oregon; Anthony Edwards, William Jessup (Calif.).
2013-14 Division IIMen's Basketball Players of the Week
Week 1 (Jan. 7): Joe Mitchell, Friends (Kan.)
Week 2 (Jan. 14): Derek Semenas, Cardinal Stritch (Wis.)
Week 3 (Jan. 21): Floyd Battle, St. Thomas (Fla.)
Week 4 (Jan. 28): IdrisIbnIdris, Bethany (Kan.)
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Dummett threatened over Suarez blow
Newcastle defender Paul Dummett was the subject of an online death threat on Thursday after Uruguay fans blamed him for the injury that has dealt Luis Suarez a World Cup scare.
The Uruguay Football Association announced that 27-year-old Suarez had undergone minor knee surgery, suggesting he damaged the meniscus in Liverpool's final match of the season against Newcastle.
Suarez's arthroscopic surgery lasted about 30 minutes and he is likely to be sidelined for at least a couple of weeks but Uruguay officials remain confident he will be fit for the World Cup. Uruguay's first match is against Costa Rica on June 15 before they face England in Sao Paolo on June 19.
The assurances were not enough to prevent a furious reaction from several Uruguay supporters on Twitter, including menacing warnings for 22-year-old full-back Dummett, who collided with Suarez towards the end of Liverpool's victory at Anfield.
Dummett was sent off after catching Suarez in what looked an accidental collision, and his red card was later rescinded.
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There had been no report of an injury for Suarez as a result of the challenge, but he complained of pains at the start of Uruguay's training camp and was sent for an MRI scan.
"Yesterday, Wednesday 21st of May, Luis Suarez suffered an intense pain in his left knee after an undergoing a normal warm-up," said a statement from the Uruguay Football Association (AUF).
"He had an MRI scan which confirmed a partial lesion of the external meniscus of his left knee.
"On Thursday morning, he underwent an arthroscopic partial resection of his meniscus in the Medica Uruguaya hospital (Montevideo).
"There was no evidence of any further damage to the knee.
"His participation in the World Cup in Brazil has not been ruled out.
"It is worth noting the player received a blunt trauma to his left knee in the final game of the Premier League season against Liverpool on Sunday 11.5.14 which provoked a pain that subsided due to rest at the end of the season."
Uruguay FA president Wilmar Valdez suggested if Suarez's recovery went to plan he could return to training in just over a fortnight.
"We know the surgery was a success and that the injury is not serious. We have to wait and see how he recovers," he told Uruguayan newspaper La Ovacion.
"We had very little time to react and without knowing the extent of the injury, we didn't want to raise the alarm to the public.
"These are injuries that, considering Suarez's fitness and if the recovery is good, will not take long for him to return to play.
"We have to calculate if he will arrive for the first, second or third (group game at the World Cup).
"We know that normally the recovery period, if all goes well, is around 15 days to return to training.
"We all know what Luis represents to the national team and more so, considering the great form he was in.
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Suarez, who was named the Professional Footballers' Association and Football Writers' Association player of the year after scoring 31 league goals, is his country's all-time leading scorer with 39 in 77 appearances.
Suarez is convinced he can be fit in time for the tournament.
He told La Ovacion: " Thank you all for the support. I'll work quietly and very hard in the coming days to be 100 per cent and help my team-mates."
Former Wales Under-21 player Dummett is hoping Suarez recovers in time to feature at the World Cup, and insists there was no intention to hurt behind his tackle.
He told The Mirror : "The challenge was inadvertent. I hit him and the ball with my left foot and he went down under the challenge.
"I hope he makes the World Cup because he is one of the best players in the world so he should be there.
"Having said that, I injured my meniscus three years ago and I was out for three months, so it will depend on the injury and exactly where it is on the knee."
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- Feeling Blue? 8 tips to help with Bluetooth connection issuesBluetooth pairing ( establishing a connection between two Bluetooth devices) can sometimes be tougher than it looks. Although this simple technology is widely available, many people occasionally experience a hiccup
- Why is it important to use the correct (supplied) USB-cable with my product?Most Sony products that are supplied with a USB cable are catered to function with your specific product. Using a different cable might be the reason why your product isn't functioning optimally. For example, your
- What is an NFC compatible smartphone?The NFC compatible smartphones are smartphones with built-in Near Field Communication (NFC) function. These smartphones have Android 2.3.3 operating system or newer. Look for the NFC logo on the smartphone or mobile
- What is the passcode, or password, for pairing with another Bluetooth device?The passcode of your device is set to 0000 (four zero). When paring with another Bluetooth device, if the passcode of your device is required on the screen of another Bluetooth device, please enter 0000 (four zero)
- What is the maximum communication range of the Bluetooth connection?The range of the Bluetooth connection is approximately 30 feet (10 meters). However, maximum communication range will vary depending on obstacles (person, metal, wall etc.) or electromagnetic environment. NOTE:
- How to connect a Bluetooth device to your Car Audio SystemBluetooth pairing & connecting your device In this example, we will explain the pairing procedure between a Car Audio unit/system and a smartphone. Bluetooth pairing is only required the first time you want to connect
- Which Aerial antenna cable connector type is used for Sony Car Audio models?Sony DAB audio products are equipped with an SMB male plug: FM antenna terminals on Sony Car stereo products are equipped with a DIN female type plug (JASO connector type)
- How to create a MySony account & register my productTo register your product, you'll first have to create a MySony account. A MySony account allows you to: enjoy offers and promotions get extensive product support via registration and the Support By Sony app connect
- Notes on connecting to the internet with products manufactured by SonyWhen you connect a product manufactured by Sony such as a TV or Blu-ray recorder to the internet, use a router to connect, or connect the product to a LAN port with a router function. Wired/wireless connection via
- Do products that use magnets affect medical devices such as pacemakers?Medical devices such as pacemakers, defibrillators, or variable pressure shunts for hydrocephalus treatment may be affected depending on the magnetic field of the magnet in the product. If you use one of these medical