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No reason to block Keystone pipeline
Updated 12:00 am, Monday, November 19, 2012
The following editorial appeared on Bloomberg View:
Environmentalists who are against building the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Alberta, Canada, to the U.S. Gulf Coast, have called a march on Washington this weekend to demand that President Barack Obama again reject it.
This time, it is the opponents the president should turn down. He should move to get the 1,700-mile, $7 billion underground pipeline approved within the next couple of months.
When Obama denied a permit for Keystone XL in January, it was because the builder, TransCanada Corp., needed to revise the route to avoid Nebraska's Sandhills region overlying the Ogallala Aquifer. Rather than wait for this essential revision, Republicans in Congress forced the president to make a quick decision on TransCanada's entire application, in the hope his rejecting it would hurt him in the election.
Since then, the company has rerouted and, in May, submitted a new application with the State Department (the State Department is involved because the pipeline would cross the U.S.-Canada border). Environmental studies have been updated accordingly, on what was already one of the most-researched infrastructure projects in U.S. history. And now Obama has won re-election, removing any need to pretend the pipeline's surpassing value to U.S. energy security is undermined by its environmental risks.
The pipeline itself would be at least as safe as any of the thousands of miles of pipelines that carry crude oil, liquefied petroleum gases and natural gas across the U.S. But then, opponents don't really object to the pipeline itself.
Consider that Canada is the United States' biggest and most reliable seller of crude, and that the Athabascan oil sands are the third largest proven oil reserves on Earth, already producing about 2 million barrels a day and expected to supply 3.3 million by 2020. That's enough to help make North America largely energy-independent.
The oil is coming out of the ground one way or another. Obama should ensure it goes to the U.S. and not the Far East. The administration has long said it would make a decision by the first quarter of 2013. We see no reason it shouldn't do so before now.


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EU Leaders Reassure Balkan States 'Brexit' Won't Threaten Enlargement
The leaders of France and Germany have told Balkan states seeking EU membership that the British vote to leave the EU won't threaten eventual enlargement of the bloc.
"The British decision does not in any way put into question commitments made toward countries in the Balkan region. They will be respected," French President Francois Hollande said after a Balkan summit in Paris on July 4.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the EU's enlargement strategy "has not changed with the British decision."
Hollande and Merkel met with their counterparts from the Balkan region, including Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia.
Also, the leaders of Austria and Italy as well as EU foreign-affairs chief Federica Mogherini attended the summit.
The summit comes amid questions over the EU's future after Britain voted to leave.
Balkan countries that are not already EU states worry that they will now face more hurdles to their membership bids as the bloc struggles to stay together.
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NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – Three public workshops are scheduled this month to discuss linking light rail to Naval Station Norfolk.
The workshops in February come after workshops in June and September of last year, which Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) says focused on travel challenges between The Tide and the Navy base, and how to connect the two.
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HRT said February's workshops are intended to help identify the most feasible alignments linking The Tide to Naval Station Norfolk.
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- Monday, Feb. 24th, GranbyHigh School, 7101 Granby St., Norfolk. This meeting is served by HRT Route 1. Free parking is available at the high school parking lot.
- Tuesday, Feb. 25th, OldDominionUniversity, TedConstantConvocationCenter, 4320 Hampton Blvd., Norfolk. This meeting is served by HRT bus routes 2, 4 and 16. Free parking is available at the 43rd St. parking deck.
- Wednesday, Feb. 26th, Norfolk Waterside Marriott, 235 E. Main St., Norfolk. This meeting is served by HRT routes 6, 8, 45, 960 and 961 as well as The Tide. Parking is available in the Main Street and Waterside parking decks.


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On 4/18/07, Mark <markg85 gmail com> wrote:
hmm.. the idea is good although i would do it slightly different. i would leave gconf out of it. this is how i would do it: take a global nautilus directory (/etc/nautilus/default_desktop_icons/ where all the .desktop files are in which will be shown for all users. than give every single user a hidden directory of it`s own, lets say ~/.default_desktop_icons/ in which you place the user specific icons. Using the "registry" (gconf) can`t do it in my taste because you will need to add keys AND .desktop files.. with this alternative solution you only need to create desktop files.
Let us go back to Dinosaur Park example. Let us assume that recently some researchers have disappeared while doing field work, and some of the dinosaurs seem to be missing as well. The park authorities have brought in a number of investigators (Men in Green) to figure out what is happening, and Carlos has to setup their desktops as well. Apart from the wiki link, Carlos also has to put in a launcher for the web based super cool application which lets the Men in Green watch everything that is going on in the park from their browsers. Of course, this new launcher should not be there for the Researcher Desktops. It is here that the gconf key comes into play - the gconf key would be set to /foo/resdesktop for the researchers, and /foo/mig for the Men in Green. So you have a semi-global kind of desktop launcher sets, which are applicable in a per profile basis (I am thinking in terms of Sabayon here actually :-). So, if an organisation has different classes of user, using this Gconf key, one can predefine different read only launchers for each class. Cheers, Sayamindu -- Sayamindu Dasgupta [http://sayamindu.randomink.org/ramblings]


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Not being the author, I will address your points to the best of my understanding. But I would also like to point out that something like a CBD would allow information servers to respond to queries without any specific understanding of the queried object. Clients would be able to expect a certain pattern from such queries. The world would be a little bit more communicative and predictable. Client C1 wants to know about a resource R1. Server S1 has some graph that involves that R1. S1 will respond with whatever it wants. If it knows the type, it will typically respond with an application-specfic graph, for instance, a graph that's particularly suited to describing a foaf:Person. If it doesn't know how to or care to tailor the response, it can send it's notion of a generically helpful graph. The annotea server responds with a subject query, that is, all the arcs coming from the queried node. Arcs out seemd to be more useful than arcs in, and we never had a compelling reason to do both. In this sense, the Annotea response is a cheaper but less helpful form of a CBD. It worked for our purposes, but a CBD would be more helpful in a bNode-laden graph. A client programmer that expects either an application-specific response or a CBD can more effectively use the returned data. Without a convention, different services will respond with their own slant on what's helpful. An ontologist may choose to respond with any type arcs coming from R1, plus a cloud of ontology surrounding those types. This information may be helpful for the Protoge user but not the foaf crawler. Another app may choose to respond with arcs-in and arcs-out. Given no convention, the client programmer must deal with all likely responses. With a convention, he/she may expect soemthing at least as rich as a CBD, and maybe more, if the server has a special understanding of R1. This puts burden on the protoge user to ask a special query to get the ontology cloud, but at least the clients know what to reasonably expect and code for. The main problem *I* see with CBDs is that they favor a particular expression of data, i.e. arcs-out rather than arcs-in. This could bias developers as they may wish to make sure that their data is expressible in a CBD even at some cost to clarity. I think the recipe also needs some text to deal with cyclic graphs of bNodes, but that's a minor point. On Thu, Sep 30, 2004 at 07:39:32PM -0400, Peter F. Patel-Schneider wrote: > > In the DAWG message archive I came across a reference to a W3C member > submission from Nokia on Concise Bounded Descriptions > http://www.w3.org/Submission/CBD/. > > The notion of Concise Bounded Descriptions (CBD) in this note has a number > of problems. > > The initial description of a CBD is severely underspecified. According to > the note, ``A [CBD] of a resource is a body of knowledge about that > resource which does not include any explicit knowledge about any other > resource which can be obtained separately from the same source.'' > > Problem 1: Which source? The query service. > Problem 2: What is ``explicit'' knowledge? I'm not sure I would have chosen ``explicit'', but I believe this is the set of arcs-out from a resource which is reached in a CBD traversal. All arcs-out from R1 are included in the CBD. If that graph involves R2 (and R2 isn't a literal or bNode), the client can ask about R2 in a separate request. Thus, arcs-out from R2 are not included in R1's CBD. Perhaps ``minutiae'' would be better? > Problem 3: What is ``obtain separately''? Subsequent query. > Problem 4: A function that always returns nothing satisfies this > description, as it certainly does not include any knowledge (explicit or > not) that be obtained (separately or not) from the same source (or indeed > any source at all). Yes, but it is not compiant with the recipe in the specification. Perhaps the description could be amended to make it more clear, but I wouldn't expect it to stand on it's own as the definition. > The definition of CBD in terms of a procedure on RDF graphs also has > serious problems. > > Problem 5: Given a node in an RDF graph, there is no general way of > determining which nodes in the graph are co-denotational with that node. > Consider, for example, the RDF graph: > _:a ex:b _:c . > _:d ex:e _:f . > What is the CBD of _:a in this graph? Being a pragmatist (for which I recieve the occasional slap), I would say we are responding with a CBD of what we *do* know about _:a, and thusly return only the first arc. If we later learn that _:a and _:d are the same arc, and the client queris again, they get more arcs, but nothing contradictory. > Problem 6: This definition does not satisfy the initial description of a > CBD. Consider, for example, the RDF graph: > ex:a ex:b ex:c . > ex:r rdf:type rdf:Statement . > ex:r rdf:subject ex:a . > ex:r rdf:predicate ex:b . > ex:r rdf:object ex:c . > the CBD of ex:a in this graph is the graph itself, but it includes explicit > information about ex:r, a potentially different resource. I haven't really explored CBDs of reifications. Patrick, do you have any fun use cases for this? Regardless, Peter, do you have any suggested words for Patrick to include the reification arcs in the initial description? > Problem 7: This definition does not provide enough information to > distinguish the node from other distinguishable nodes in the graph. > Consider, for example, the RDF graph: > ex:r rdf:type owl:InverseFunctionalProperty . > _:a ex:r _:b . > _:b ex:r _:a . > _:a ex:s "NODE A" . > _:b ex:s "NODE B" . > Then the CBD of _:a in this graph is > _:x1 ex:r _:x2 . > _:x2 ex:r _:x1 . > which is the same as the CBD of _:b in this graph but _:a and _:b are > distinguishable in the graph and thus should have different CBDs. Yeah, but nothing else sovles that either. They're ambiguous to the server and they're ambiguous to the client. The only additional info that the server has is that there exists in the domain of discourse another bNode. I don't think it's worth telling the client about it. > (Definition: Two blank nodes, n1 and n2, are indistinguishable in a graph G > if G with n1 mapped to n2 and n2 mapped to n1 is graph-equal to G (i.e., > thes sets of triples are exactly the same). Any node is indistinguishable > from itself. Two literal nodes are indistinguishable if they mean the same > literal value. All other pairs of nodes are distinguishable.) -- -eric office: +81.466.49.1170 W3C, Keio Research Institute at SFC, Shonan Fujisawa Campus, Keio University, 5322 Endo, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 252-8520 JAPAN +1.617.258.5741 NE43-344, MIT, Cambridge, MA 02144 USA cell: +1.857.222.5741 (does not work in Asia) (firstname.lastname@example.com) Feel free to forward this message to any list for any purpose other than email address distribution.Received on Friday, 1 October 2004 02:17:32 UTC
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Mountain Area Land Trust oversees conservation easements that prevent development in Jefferson, Park, Clear Creek and Gilpin counties, but it does not own property and rarely sees lands go to public use — until now.
For the first time in more than 20 years, MALT is working on a public project in the Pennsylvania Mountain Natural Area in Park County that it will own and manage for public access.
Also unique is a recently acquired easement in Conifer that will be home to the Wildland Awareness and Educational Institute, a nonprofit owned by Indian Hills husband and wife Bret and Susanne Roller that teaches outdoor skills.
"It's a really big concern for people of 'Why are we giving you this money if we can't use this land?' " Matt Ashley, a land conservation specialist with MALT, said.
The Evergreen-based nonprofit began in 1992 when it spearheaded a community effort to prevent development of Noble Meadow along Colorado 74 in Evergreen, now known as Elk Meadow, which is owned by Jeffco Open Space. Since then, MALT has overseen the terms of conservation trusts and worked with other organizations to obtain land for public projects, but Pennsylvania Mountain is the first it can call its own.
"We wanted to have some public land that we could do some educational programs, hiking, research, things like that," Betsy Hays, development director of MALT, said, "based on teaching people to take care of the land before it's too late."
In December, MALT closed on 92 acres of a 500-plus-acre parcel of land in the Pennsylvania Mountain Natural Area near Fairplay that is partly owned by the U.S. Forest Service and University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. The area has been used for decades by educational institutions for high-altitude research and by local residents for hiking, Hays said.
MALT has raised $175,000 of the $200,000 needed for the purchase, Hays said. Hays said an anonymous donor plans to match each donation until it reaches the $200,000 goal.
Next, MALT will move on to the second phase of the three-phase project, which will include gathering input from various local groups and the community.
"Now that we have public access to that area, what's the best management plan?" Hays said.
In Conifer, the Rollers are also committed to using the land to promote conservation and outdoor education.
They work with colleges and universities to offer their students basic outdoors skills classes in places such as Estes Park.
Bret Roller said college students — who are most likely to continue outdoor involvement after taking a class — are a valuable demographic for conservation. The Rollers plan to bring their program to students in the Denver metro area with a educational facility on their property.
"If you want somebody interested in wildlife, you need to teach them and show them how to go about how to view wildlife safely," Bret said about the program's purpose.
The Roller and Roller conservation easement is near James Q. Newton Park just south of Conifer and allows for them to build a facility and cabins for programs they hope to someday offer to the public.
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Sorrowful Mother Shrine Bellevue, Ohio
Queen of Heaven, rejoice, alleluia.
For He whom you deserved to bear in your womb, alleluia.
Has risen, as He promised, alleluia.
Pray for us to God, alleluia.
V. Rejoice and be glad, O Virgin Mary, alleluia.
R. For the Lord has truly risen, alleluia.
Let us pray.
O God, who through the resurrection of your Son Jesus Christ
gave rejoicing to the world, grant, we pray, that through his Mother, the Virgin Mary,we may obtain the joy of everlasting life.
Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Regina caeli, laetare, alleluia.
Quia quem meruisti portare, alleluia.
Resurrexit, sicut dixit, alleluia.
Ora pro nobis Deum, alleluia.
Gaude et laetare, Virgo Maria, alleluia.
Quia surrexit Dominus vere, alleluia.
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UK holidaymakers and global tourist chiefs believe expanding Heathrow is the best way of solving Britain's airport capacity problems, according to a survey.
But while a third runway at Heathrow was the most popular choice, the "Boris island" Thames Estuary airport plan favoured by London Mayor Boris Johnson also received backing.
As many as 28% of holidaymakers plumped for Heathrow expansion while 25% backed the estuary plan in a survey by the organisers of the World Travel Market (WTM) which opens in London tomorrow.
Around 21% were in favour of expanding other airports such as Stansted, Gatwick and Luton.
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Since it acquired Time Warner five years ago, Hachette UK has been the country's largest book publisher, gathering together a vast array of different businesses and imprints. Twenty-five years ago, when Hely Hutchinson co-founded Headline, the possibility that he would one day preside over such august houses as John Murray, Hodder & Stoughton and Little, Brown seemed distant – but he got there.
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He's alive!! Several Port Charles residents would say that AJ's return from the dead is nothing to be thankful for; Connie bamboozles a judge, AGAIN, this time with Diane's help; Robin meets someone from her past, but things are not as they seem and it looks like Dante and Lulu might never get the chance to be parents! A sad development....
Starting off with AJ's return from the Grim Reaper, we see that Carly is at the Q's Mansion, confronting Monica with this information.
Monica is in full denial mode and the fur starts flying, with Monica calling Carly a lying bitch. It only gets better, let me tell you. Carly tells Monica that if AJ was REALLY dead, then she shouldn't mind her having a look-see around the place!
Where's AJ? He's down at the Boathouse with Alice, helping her stash a knocked-out Tracy! After Tracy is properly bound and gagged, AJ is stunned to hear MICHAEL's voice calling for him outside!
AJ goes to his son, and Michael tells him that he's told a few people about Daddy Dearest coming back: Starr, for starters and Carly!!
AJ is appalled that Carly knows and says that maybe she doesn't really belive he's back.
Anyway, they go back to the Mansion and are standing in the den, when Carly walks in and is confronted with Michael and AJ! Ooops!!!!!!!!!!
On to Connie's latest sanity hearing. She's being represented by Diane this time (hey, a girl's gotta pay the bills, right?) and Ms. Miller springs a new line of defense on the court: that KATE is the alter and Connie is the original personality!!
For proof, Diane shows the judge a copy of Connie's birth certificate, but Alexis holds to her guns that Kate is the true personality and that Connie only came out after she was raped.
Alexis gets one good zinger in to Diane: she claims that if Kate is the alter, then Connie should be charged with Cole and Hope's murders! Makes sense, right?
Connie flips out, but she doesn't have to worry. The judge rules that she is sane, to Sonny and Trey's regret!
On to Robin, who is still being held captive in the Swiss clinic. She is tied to her bed when the door to her room opens and DUKE is thrown in!
He's in handcuffs, and Robin can't believe she's seeing him after all these years! He tells her that he has seen Emma and she is beautiful.
As Duke tells her that he is going to make plans to return her to Port Charles, Robin asks him to remember the first meal that they made together: spaghetti and meatballs.
Duke smiles and says the meatballs were delicious--but the only problem is that they didn't make spaghetti, but pizza!
Robin challenges him on this and is starting to doubt that he's really Duke Lavery, when Duke agrees with her!
He takes off the mask he is wearing, and Robin is stunned to see his true identity-but we can't see it yet! I KNEW Luke was right!!
Finally, Dante and Lulu and their meeting with the counselor from the Adoption Agency. It didn't go so well, as Lulu made up their whole application and the counselor caught every lie! A regretful Lulu admits that yes, she did fudge the application, but only because she wants to be a mother so badly!
The counselor tells the couple that not only have they blown it with her agency, but this application will be put in a national database, so they now have blown it with several other agencies as well! Aww...........
Will Dante and Lulu ever be parents? Who did Robin see in her hospital room? Will Carly get over the shock of seeing AJ again? Stay tuned!


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I am a communications marketing professional who lives in Sydney Australia. I am a husband to Elizabeth and father to Sylvie and Xanthe.
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PR majors (from left) Jennifer Phillips, Flynn Grehlinger, Kevin Civiletto, Grace Gerass and Jessica Johnston gather in front of the university's backdrop following their capstone course's Feb. 18 press conference.
President Virginia Horvath announced earlier this week that the seniors within the campus' Public Relations Capstone course have chosen Chautauqua Rails to Trails and Greystone Nature Preserve as the two organizations they will support during their 2014 Community Partners Program.
"This project highlights the positive contributions SUNY Fredonia students make to the local community," said Dr. Horvath. "Chautauqua Rails to Trails and Greystone Nature Preserve exemplify the pure beauty of Chautauqua County. This year the students have a chance to do more than just help these organizations grow; they have a chance to preserve some of the greatest areas in the county as well."
The announcement was made Feb. 18 during a news conference hosted by the seniors in the Williams Center. The organizations were chosen from 16 applicants, which is the largest amount of applications the program has received since it began in 2001. This is also Fredonia's largest class of public relations students to work on the project, marking the fourth straight year of record enrollment.
The Community Partners Program is an annual project of the public relations major capstone course, Public Relations Campaigns. Students divide into groups which act as "mini" public relations agencies and develop comprehensive strategic plans for local, nonprofit organizations. At the end of the semester, each student group "pitches" its campaign, which includes research, goals, objectives, strategies, tactics and creative materials, to their assigned client. Both organizations will be given all of groups' materials and recommendations, however, at the end of the project, to aid them in further implementation.
In addition to preserving 71 acres of land in Chautauqua County, Greystone Nature Preserve provides experiential education to community members of all ages and abilities. Its mission is to welcome all community members to experience, enjoy and appreciate the natural world, while also fostering the natural environment around them. Greystone offers a mixture of spectacular landscapes and walking trails, as well as a panoramic view of Lake Erie. Greystone Nature Preserve has done activities with local schools, home-schooling groups, The Resource Center, Hospice, and individuals alike to give community members a hands-on education on the importance of nature and the beauty of the Chautauqua County.
Chautauqua Rails to Trails also aims to preserve the beautiful, picturesque countryside of Chautauqua County. Its mission is to acquire, develop, manage and maintain multipurpose recreational trails for public use on or near unused and abandoned railroad corridors. Currently it maintains over 30 miles of trails and owns approximately 26 of those miles. Rails to Trails offers a safe place for people to obtain exercise and enjoy nature while hiking, biking, running, horseback riding, cross country skiing and much more. The trails provide public access through scenic woodlands, wetlands and flowering meadows, which offer trail users unparalleled opportunities to experience the heart of Chautauqua County.
For more information on the Community Partners Program and this year's nonprofit partners, please visit www.fredonia.edu/department/communication/cpp.asp, or contact Ann Carden, associate professor, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Houston mom charged with abandoning kids
Updated 12:08 am, Tuesday, June 25, 2013
A Houston mom is accused of leaving her three boys at home alone with no food while she went to work, according to Harris County prosecutors.
A neighbor at the apartment complex at 2600 West Hollow Dr. called police at 11 a.m. Saturday with concerns about the welfare of the boys, ages 1, 4 and 8, said Kese Smith, spokesman at the Houston Police Department.
Officers arrived at the apartment to find the children unsupervised and with no food, according to a criminal complaint filed in the case.
Investigators called the mother, who returned home and was arrested after they questioned her about the boys' welfare, prosecutors said.
Ajali Strong, 28, has been charged with felony endangerment of a child, court records show. A judge denied bail for the mother, who was being held Monday at the Harris County Jail.
Court records show that Strong was placed on two year's probation in May 2011 for the same offense, and has previous convictions for theft and disorderly conduct.


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Social entrepreneurs often deal with intertwining issues. For example, they want to provide financial services for rural communities, but many of these communities do not even have birth documents let alone addresses or well-defined streets. In the case of Indego Africa, a social enterprise that pay women artisans in Rwanda for their products to sell overseas and use profits to fund training programs, poor eyesight was the issue hindering production and learning in the classroom. Given this issue, they started a partnership with social enterprise VisionSpring last July to provide glasses for the women.
Artisans rely heavily on their eyes, but poor vision makes it difficult to thread a needle and causes eye strain from hours on a knitting machine. A pair of glasses to correct near vision or presbyopia, a natural deterioration of the eye after age 35, is the difference between income and livelihood or not for many.
Instead of handing donations like traditional charity, many social enterprises sell their products on the basis that even poor consumers have dignity and desire for choice, an appreciation for quality products, and from a business standpoint, it is a self-sustaining model. Like many social enterprises, VisionSpring sells its products.
But in moving ahead with the partnership, Indego Africa debated on the difficult question: to supply the eyeglasses for free or to ask each woman to contribute to their cost?
On the one hand, to have the women artisans contribute something would give them a stake in ownership and influence caretaking of the glasses. On the other hand, a pair of glasses in Rwanda can cost up to $40. Many of the women have never put on a pair of glasses to even consider purchasing a pair. But more importantly, Indego Africa does not sell products in Rwanda, meaning asking for contributions may pose regulatory concerns.
In the end, the decision was to provide the glasses free of charge. Following the previous year, Indego Africa and VisionSpring teamed up again last month to start another initiative in delivering eyeglasses for women in Ejo Hazaza ("Beads of Tomorrow"), a beading cooperative just outside Kigali comprised of 29 women who come from refugee camps and are HIV-positive.
As a result of this experience, Indego Africa offers an important lesson for social entrepreneurs. One could reason that providing women with a sense of responsibility and ownership through the sale of glasses would encourage them to take health matters in their own hands – for example, to pay for trips to the clinic. But that also means more time away from work and less income. For many of these women, money is crucial to a better life for themselves and their families. Social entrepreneurs must face the fact that the people they want to help may not want the same for themselves. In fact, some women have chosen not to show up for eye screening tests. In the end, though social entrepreneurs provide knowledge and tools, it is up to the person to take control of their life.
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love how he always lets his beard grow when Kristen isn't with him <3
Because Kirsten is not there to shave him lmao 😉
people say he is cheating kristen with that girl
lol sure. i guess she was just passing by and was lucky enough to be in the same couple of pap shots with Pattz.
the same girl .sad…sadShe is the girl with whom they saw to Robert in Ny a few months agoSummit I entrust him to cover these rumorsKristen does not deserve this ,sorry
passing by? he was sitting in the car next to her
oh I didn't see that. what can I say… the only thing that comes to mind are his own words "when i decide to be in a relationship, I am 100% in it". and I'm sure Kristen would detect bullshit immediately if he was fooling around
so on how many sites are you going to post this same bullshit with different names?


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The sheer skirt: Rosie wore it. Kate Moss wore it. Would you?
Whether it's a form of braving the summer heat or a subtle way to show some skin, the sheer skirt is popping up on stylish celebs everywhere. "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" star Rosie Huntington-Whiteley wore a Gucci dress with a sheer skirt to the Moscow Film Festival, Kate Moss' Galliano wedding dress featured a sheer bottom, and Anne Hathaway was spotted at the couture shows in Paris in a nearly transparent frock.
What do you think? Let us know if you would wear a sheer skirt, and how. In Frugal Fashion this week, we told you how to get Huntington-Whiteley's look for less and suggested a pair of hot pants to keep your privy parts privy. Is it a trend exclusive to celebs or is it possible to rock a sheer skirt in the real world? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
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Left photo: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. Credit: Misha Japaridze / Associated Press
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Ravens pick apart Texans QB Rosenfels
Rosenfels gets picked apart
4 interceptions offset career-best
294 yards passing
Published 6:30 am, Monday, November 10, 2008
When Matt Schaub went down late last season, backup Sage Rosenfels tried valiantly to ignite a Texans quarterback controversy, presiding over three victories in four starts to secure a first-ever break-even season for the young franchise.
But his eloquent case-stating efforts went for naught when head coach Gary Kubiak stuck resolutely with Schaub as his starter, refusing to throw the competition for the job even the slightest bit open this season. Now, after what happened Sunday, it appears certain the debate won't resume — unless folks start screaming for the current backup by default, Craig Nall, to get a shot with Schaub sidelined by a torn knee ligament.
Saddled with one-dimensional play-calling and his own propensity for rifling footballs to Baltimore Ravens instead of his Houston teammates, Rosenfels' expected month-long stewardship of the Texans' offense couldn't have gotten off to a worse start in what became a crushing 41-13 defeat. It was a shocking outcome, considering the score was 19-13 with 18 minutes left.
"Things got out of hand at the end, but that's the kind of defense they are," said Rosenfels, who passed for a career-high 294 yards but turned the ball over four times to one of the NFL's least accommodating defenses. "When there's blood in the water, they know how to go after it. We played them right down to the wire, late into the third quarter, but in the fourth quarter they just dominated us offensively and defensively."
Because the Ravens so stubbornly yield yards on the ground — fewer than 65 per game, best in the NFL — the Texans all but conceded establishing the run. Rosenfels handed off a mere 10 times for 29 net yards until the final series, when the game was well out of hand.
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Most telling, he was ordered to pass on first-and-goal at the Ravens in the first quarter. Although tight end Owen Daniels looked to be wide open deep in the end zone, Rosenfels tried to force the ball to him through the hulking presence of defensive tackle Haloti Ngata. Ngata pawed it into the air, then made the catch for the pick that set the tone for the afternoon.
"I don't know what I'd have done differently," Rosenfels argued. "You don't expect a 360-pound guy to not be rushing on a play at the 1-yard line."
You do, however, expect a team to try to run the ball that close to the goal line at least once.
Rookie left tackle Duane Brown was the only player questioned who admitted he wished the Texans had tried to challenge the Ravens more mano-a-mano, saying, "We needed to keep them a little more honest." But perhaps that was his naiveté talking. Kubiak defended the aforementioned first-down call vociferously.
"I had no problem with that," he said. "I enjoy doing that, and we've been successful doing that. We had a play that we should have been successful on again."
Rosenfels' second interception went straight into Hall of Fame-bound middle linebacker Ray Lewis' hands, and although Rosenfels subsequently found Kevin Walter for a 60-yard touchdown pass that left the Texans trailing by six, Lewis and veteran corner Samari Rolle brought on the rout with picks on consecutive fourth-quarter possessions deep in Houston territory. Baltimore scored touchdowns after each.
Forcing the issue
Rosenfels said getting hit as he released the ball caused his pass on Lewis' first interception to fly off course, but he conceded, "I was trying to make plays, being too aggressive" on the last two. "I sailed one to Andre (Johnson). Then Samari Role, a crafty old player, just read the play, ran the route, and I didn't see him. That's my job, I guess, to see him.
"I did the best I could. I made too many mistakes. I blame myself for the mistakes I made, but I can't do it all. I'm probably trying to make too many things happen. We did a lot of good things, just not enough in a row. Give them credit. That's a great defense."
Asked if this badly flawed performance would dent his confidence going forward, Rosenfels said, "It can, but I'm not going to let it."
Giving it away
After Sage Rosenfels suffered four interceptions Sunday, the Texans' quarterbacks have now accounted for 19 of the team's 21 turnovers:
Schaub: 8 interceptions, 3 fumbles
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UFC 113: Lyoto Machida Would Fight Lil' Nog, but Not Anderson SilvaMay 7, 2010
In a recent interview with Sherdog , UFC light-heavyweight champion Lyoto Machida said he would accept a fight with a teammate if the UFC asks, but made it perfectly clear that his partner better not be middleweight king Anderson Silva.
"Anderson is a fight that is totally discarded for me. First, Anderson is a very close friend and he fights in a different division. He has no interest in my division and I feel the same," Machida explained.
The Team Black housemate he'd be open to fighting was Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (Little Nog), the twin brother of former UFC and Pride heavyweight champion, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira.
"With Rogerio it is different because he has his dreams, his commitments with sponsors and I cannot mess up his way. I have to understand that in a professional way and know that it may one day happen," Machida said. "He would not be a fighter I like to face, but if the UFC wants, we must accept."
Machida admitted that although he and Little Nog don't communicate as much as you would expect, they still represent the same team and would prefer to avoid a showdown.
Rogerio Nogueira was scheduled to fight former champion Forrest Griffin at UFC 114 , but a shoulder injury forced the organization to replace Griffin with little-known Jason Brilz.
First things first though, Machida has to get past Mauricio "Shogun" Rua at UFC 113 tomorrow night.
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Hi guys. I've recently ordered and almost finished the Emax 170 kit. It's a great little quad with quality components.
However I've been encountering problems with one of the nano 20A escs. Three escs calibrate as expected with no problem but the fourth won't calibrate. I've tried running cleanflight with oneshot enabled and all motors spin but are uncontrollable. With oneshot disabled only three motors spin.
Sometimes I get a continuous beepng noise from the esc when the motor remains still. On a couple of occasions I have calibrated the escs and the problematic esc runs the motor at full speed at zero throttle and as I centre the throttle the motor stops and then turns in the opposite direction as the throttle increases.
I've read that this could be due to an acro mode? If it is why are the other escs behaving as expected? I've built several quads and have never come across this problem before. Thanks for any help or advice you can offer
Could you chek to see if hte motor is switching directions when you go above neutral and below? If that is the case then somehow the ESC has been set to 3D mode. Also I assume you have tried to run the ESC calibration again to double check that is not the fault?
As for the ESC config, you will need to use a USB linker device that lets you connect them to your PC to change the settings. If you would like to get one from us just let me know and I will check which one of ours are compatible with the Emax nano ESC's
The motors are definitely switching direction at neutral throttle. I have also tried esc calibration in cleanflight and using the transmitter.
It would be helpful if you could recommend a usb linker device for the escs please.
The emax nano are all BLheli, but right we do not sell the emax bl heli program card anymore, but you can program it via your RC tranmitter following the guide here. It might be easier to program the ESC by connecting them directly to your receiver, or by using a servo tester. The menu you need to change is D8 to change the direction back to normal instead of bidirectional.
What flight controller are you using?
You may be able to connect to the ESC's via that using Cleanflight or Betaflight instead of a USB Linker
Might be worth a try
Correct, that is better if you are using BLheli_S ESC, I just finished a BLheli ESC guide explaining all of that too if anyone want to know more about it.


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No one knows how Obama's presidency will play out. The only thing we do know is what he has said that he plans to do in the next four years. The following is an examination of what he's said about issues near and dear to American law enforcement and commentary from leading law enforcement experts on how it will affect you.
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WESTFIELD, Mass. (The Westfield News) – A city man saw assault charges dismissed in Westfield District Court yesterday but will answer for the same offenses in Hampden Superior Court.
The charges – armed assault during a burglary, breaking and entering in the nighttime with intent to commit a felony, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, assault with a dangerous weapon and threatening to commit a crime – stem from a May 18, 2014 incident at General Shepard Apartments.
At 3:16 a.m. that day a resident told an emergency dispatcher that she had awakened to find a man dressed in black standing over her husband holding a knife from her kitchen.
She later told a responding police officer that her husband woke when she screamed and grabbed for the knife, struggling with the man who, according to both residents, repeatedly yelled that he was going to kill them. The male resident suffered a cut in the struggle but was not seriously injured and the intruder fled.
Officers responding to the call spotted the man dressed in black and, after a brief foot chase through Monroe Street backyards, Jason D. Hannum, 25, of 59 King St., was taken into custody. The victims were taken separately to view the man and both positively identified Hannum as the man who had threatened to kill them. Police subsequently found that the man had gained entry to the first floor apartment via a laundry room window.
Hannum was initially held without right to bail when he was arraigned in Westfield District Court and after the subsequent dangerousness hearing he continued to be held.
In a court document explaining the reasons for ordering pretrial detention, First Justice Philip A. Contnat wrote "The overriding factor, in the Court's mind, in support of pretrial detention, is the extremely violent nature of the underlying charges."
Noting that neither victim had ever seen Hannum before he appeared in their bedroom, Contant wrote "The victims literally had to fight for their lives in this 3:00 AM attack in their own bedroom."
Yesterday the charges in district court were dismissed after Hannum was indicted and arraigned in Hampden Superior Court where judges may mete out much stiffer penalties that those available to judges in district courts.
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As hollow, Hollywood-slick entertainment, "Gangster Squad" is watchable, but it should be a lot better. Originally slated for a September release, pushed back in the wake of the Aurora, Colo., movie theater shooting and now opening in the garbage-dump month of January, this forgettable cops-and-gangsters pulp has enough going for it, between the participation of a talented marquee cast and director Ruben Fleischer (2011's mean-spirited "30 Minutes or Less"). Unfortunately, it's no wonder there's so much style because that's all it really has. Fleischer mostly gets away with "Gangster Squad" being stylish and fun in the moment, but it still comes as a disappointment, considering the filmmaker revived the zombie genre with 2009's gleefully inventive "Zombieland."
Los Angeles, 1949. Ruthless boxer-turned-mobster Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn) is building the town into his underground empire of drugs and dames, finding beautiful star hopefuls to work in his brothels and controlling cops to be on his side of the law. Straight-arrow cop Sgt. John O'Mara (Josh Brolin) spies on one of Cohen's goons charming a pretty ingenue right off the bus and ends up saving her. To "drive that bastard out of this city," Chief Bill Parker (a very gruff Nick Nolte) offers O'Mara to assemble a ragtag squad. Even though O'Mara's pregnant wife Connie (Mireille Enos) wants him to be a father first and a heroic cop second, she handpicks the team of under-the-radar lawmen. There's a street-wise officer, Coleman (Anthony Mackie); a legendary marksman, Max (Robert Patrick) and his Hispanic tag-along, Navidad (Michael Peña); and a wire-tapping guru, Conway (Giovanni Ribisi). Initially reluctant, O'Mara's fellow war vet Sgt. Jerry Wooters (Ryan Gosling) later joins the covert squad and further complicates things when he and Grace (Emma Stone), Cohen's tomato-haired, wannabe-star moll, become an item.
Though allegedly "inspired by a true story" (read: Mickey Cohen was, in fact, a real person), "Gangster Squad" seems to be at war with itself. If this is supposed to be a real account of journalist Paul Lieberman's book, first-time screenwriter Will Beall doesn't inject enough substance and too often draws from "The Untouchables" and "L.A. Confidential," almost to the level of spoof. But if this is a superficial homage to film noir with graphic-novel flourishes and little soul, it works. Everyone speaks in an artificial '40s-style patter, which often falls flat, but there's violent carnage aplenty. From a cartoonish prison break that deftly synchs gun flashes with freeze frames, to the stylized, over-the-top showdown in the Park Plaza Hotel lobby (complete with a glass Christmas ornament exploding in slo-mo), Fleischer never skimps on style. (A shoot-out in Chinatown was reshot to replace a Grauman's Chinese Theater-set massacre, which was pulled for eerily mirroring the real-life theater tragedy.)
Again, the ensemble is hard to beat, but so many of them are given bloodless types to play. Penn seems to have wandered onto the set from a "Dick Tracy" remake, playing Cohen as a broad, hard-boiled comic-strip villain like Big Boy Caprice in silly-putty makeup. He gives it his all, but his "all" consists of angrily chewing all the scenery like a rabid dog. Brolin is pretty solid as the slaw-jawed hero, and Enos is even better playing his wife. Gosling is smooth and charming, and looks dapper, but he speaks in a curiously nasally voice and has no real character to work with. The beloved Stone gets to smoke and play dress-up without looking too contemporary, but she's stuck playing a dolled-up prop. While Gosling and Stone sizzled together in "Crazy, Stupid, Love.," their romance here is such a nonstarter. Jerry sleeps with Grace right under Cohen's nose, and we're led to believe they're actually in a relationship even though neither party knows much or anything about the other. The other actors in the gangster squad are pretty much wasted, Patrick standing out the most.
One thing is for sure: this is a spiffy-looking picture. The post-WWII period details of the City of Angels are simultaneously synthetic and glossy, from a glimpse of the then-"Hollywoodland" sign, to the recreation of art-deco nightclub Slapsy Maxie's, to the costumes and architecture. Having a Carmen Miranda impersonator singing "Chica Chica Boom Chic" is just an extra fun touch. Then again, "Gangster Squad" is only ever easy on the eyes like window dressing that hides an empty room and shaky moral ground. In the end, when the tommy-gun bullets stop whizzing and the waxy aesthetics are done gleaming, one's hand ultimately closes on air.
113 min., rated R.
Grade: C +


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Notre Dame Football: Was Brian Kelly's First Season a Success or Failure?March 19, 2011
The majority of Irish eyes are smiling right now thanks to a strong finish on the field in 2010 and a strong finish on the recruiting trail five weeks later. One can't help but be optimistic about the direction the Fighting Irish program appears to be heading after year one of the Brian Kelly era.
There was serious turbulence midseason, but Kelly rallied his troops and strung together a four-game win streak to close out his opening campaign, including ND's first victory over a ranked team since 2006 and its first victory over Southern Cal since 2001. After thrashing Miami in the Sun Bowl, the staff kept the momentum flowing in the right direction by locking down the best haul of high school defensive linemen in the country, snatching them from the jaws of Florida State, Penn State and Georgia Tech.
Yes, Irish eyes are smiling right now and the consensus is that while it's too early to christen Kelly as "the savior," things are definitely looking up. But here's the million dollar question: Does the previous sentence qualify Kelly's first season in South Bend as a success?
The was no dramatic rise toward the top of the polls like Willingham's Return to Glory in 2002, no BCS berth waiting at the end of the regular season like Weis' first year. That being said, everyone now knows those campaigns represented the pinnacle of both coaches' tenures (and how both ended with giant, eyebrow raising thuds in their respective bowl games).
The lows in Kelly's first act were epically low. First came a three-game losing streak to close out September. Then Notre Dame was completely dismantled by a Naval Academy team they'd beaten 43 consecutive times from 1964 to 2006. The icing on the cake came the very next week when ND stacked a heartbreaking home loss to Tulsa atop the Navy debacle. This was an excerpt from a column I wrote the week following those back-to-back losses:
"This season has been a colossal disappointment and a complete and utter failure no matter how you slice it—and I believe it's largely on Brian Kelly. I'm not ready to call for his head and I still believe he's capable of righting the ship (though he's shown little-to-nothing this year to support that faith), but you have to call a spade a spade: this season is a disaster."
But just when things were at their darkest, the team turned the corner.
The defense transformed into an absolutely dominant unit, completely shutting down three prolific offenses to close out the regular season. Despite being ransacked by injuries on both sides of the ball, the Irish spanked Utah and Army and then punched their nemesis in the mouth on its homefield. For good measure, Notre Dame tacked on another dominating performance in the Sun Bowl against Miami.
Was that turnaround enough to salvage the season for Brian Kelly? One school of thought says that no season that includes a beating at the hands of Navy and a home loss to Tulsa can be considered a success. When Notre Dame was a dominant team in the late 80s and early 90s, moral victories were counted for what they actually were: Losses. If this program wants to ascend to those heights again, then the bar needs to be set just as high. Using that standard, the 2011 season was a failure.
But consider the other side of the coin. At the start of the year, what if someone offered Notre Dame fans the following package:
"You're going to have a couple bad losses, but you'll end the year with eight wins (including a bowl win), a victory over Southern Cal and show incredible improvement over the second half of the season—especially on the defensive side of the ball. Just for the hell of it, we'll throw in the fact that Rich Rodriguez is going to cry and sing Josh Groban in front of a bunch of Michigan boosters in an attempt to save his job…and he'll still get fired."
How many would have taken that? Everyone craved an Ara Parseghian "resurrection" season, but realistically, that's a pretty good deal. The past two coaches have offered fool's gold in their first seasons; what Notre Dame needed this season was a strong foundation for sustained success over the long-term. Was that achieved?
You could have never convinced me on November 1 that this would be the case, but I'd tend to lean much more heavily toward the "success" camp than the failure one.
The ultimate measuring stick at Notre Dame is national championships. Once that possibility was eliminated in mid-September of last season, the focus needed to shift. What was needed at that point was clear progress that suggested the Irish were moving toward achieving the ultimate goal of becoming a title contender again.
By the end of the season the answer was "yes." When all was said and done, it was only a baby step in the right direction, but it was one backed by clear improvement and actual victories instead of moral ones.
Though it took awhile for Kelly's plan to get moving, it appears things are full steam ahead. Chalk up season one as a bumpy ride, but ultimately a successful one. There are still plenty of questions that have yet to be answered, but at least the program is finally moving in a positive direction and the fanbase isn't stuck in a pessimistic quagmire.
There are miles and miles to go before the Irish arrive; if all goes to according to plan though, that "arrival" will come sooner rather than later. The result will be Brian Kelly raising the bar high enough that discussions and debates like this about eight-win seasons will no longer exist.


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Filed under: Acura , Cadillac , Chevrolet , Hyundai , Kia , Lexus , Mazda , Nissan , Toyota , Design/Style , Ram Step inside just about any new car these days and you'll quickly see that vehicle interiors have become a pretty nice place to spend some time in. For the third consecutive year, WardsAuto sat in each and every new vehicle that had received redesigned or updated interiors, and it has now named its 10 Best Interiors. Judges look at everything from design and fit-and-finish to comfort, safety and technology. Some of the standout selections include budget cars like the Chevrolet Spark and Kia Forte all the way up to more expensive sedans like the $60,000+ Cadillac XTS and Lexus GS450h . An interesting note here is that WardsAuto praises Cadillac for its CUE infotainment system while Consumer Reports generally lambasts the system. Asian automakers definitely won the contest for nicest interiors as the list is comprised of five Japanese automakers and two South Korean, with Toyota and General Motors in a dead heat with the most number of cars on the list with two each. Scroll down for the full list (in alphabetical order) and press release from WardsAuto for its 10 Best Interiors of 2013. Continue reading Ward's 10 Best Interiors released, Asian automakers take 7 of 10 spots Ward's 10 Best Interiors released, Asian automakers take 7 of 10 spots originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 15 Apr 2013 14:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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Filed under: Japan , Plants/Manufacturing , Nissan , Toyota , South Korea The strong yen has Japanese carmakers looking to optimize every efficiency in order to keep their cars competitive in export markets. One strategy gaining momentum is to do some island hopping, specifically, moving plants and manufacturing to Kyushu, the southernmost main island in the Japanese archipelago. Car production there as a percentage of total Japanese production has doubled from 2001 to 2011, but more startling are the recent increases: Nissan just moved its Note and Caravan production there, Toyota is boosting production there by 600 percent, and total units made in Kyushu climbed 21 percent from 2010 to 2011. The three big factors involved are lower personnel costs, lower auto parts costs and increased productivity because of newer, more efficient factories. Companies can save ten percent on personnel in Kyushu versus traditional manufacturing centers like Aichi and Kanagawa, which are on the main island of Honshu and near major cities like Nagoya and Tokyo. Kyushu is also much closer to the South Korean peninsula, and the weakness of the South Korean won means importing lower-priced Korean auto parts is an even more attractive option. Japanese newspaper The Asahi Shimbun says it could soon be the Detroit of Japan. The prediction could be sped up if intergovernment talks can rework laws on transportation: it's illegal for trucks with South Korean plates to drive on Japanese roads, so trucks hauling parts get shipped to Kyushu ports and their cargo is transferred to Japanese trucks. Japanese and South Korean officials are working to determine how to allow trucks from across the strait to travel unhindered from Korean auto parts factories to Japanese car factories. Kyushu on the road to becoming Japan's Motor City originally appeared on Autoblog on Sun, 22 Jul 2012 12:02:00 EST.


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Richard Peter is hoping to finish off his international career with even more hardware than he already has—and he's already toting plenty. Peter, a member of British Columbia's Cowichan Tribes, is a veteran on the Canadian national men's wheelchair basketball team.
He's in England preparing for this year's Paralympic Games, which will be staged August 29 through September 9 in London. As world attention winds down from the 2012 Summer Olympics, which ended on August 12, their host city has been busily preparing for yet another sports spectacular. For Peter, a Vancouver resident who will turn 40 the day after these games end, this will mark the swan song of his lengthy international career.
It will be Peter's fifth Paralympic Games. And he's already got three medals to show for his efforts. Peter helped Canada win gold at the 2000 and 2004 games, staged in Sydney, Australia and Athens, Greece, respectively. He was also a member of the Canadian squad that captured the silver medal at the 2008 Beijing Paralympics. Peter would love to conclude his hoops career with another performance, one that lands him and his teammates on the podium.
"That's what we're here for," he said in a phone interview from Sheffield, England, where the Canadian squad was conducting its final preparations before leaving for London on August 24. Peter's wife, Marni Abbott-Peter, is also in England hoping to win a medal. A former member of the Canadian women's wheelchair basketball team, she's now an assistant coach with the squad.
Peter is fairly confident the Paralympics will signify the end of his playing days on the international stage. He's been a member of the Canadian national team since 1994. "Mainly because my body is letting me know," he said about the primary reason he's retiring, adding that he has various nagging injuries that he's incurred in playing the sport.
During his distinguished career Peter has also competed in five world championships. He helped Canada win a global title in 2006. Plus, he also has three bronze medals from world tournaments.
In London, the Canadians will play five round-robin matches. They will begin the tournament on August 30 with a game against Japan. The Canadians' pool also includes Colombia, Germany, Great Britain and Poland. The other division features Australia, Italy, South Africa, Spain, Turkey and the United States.
The top four finishers in each pool advance to quarter-final action. Though Canada won the silver medal at the last Paralympics, they placed seventh at the last world championships, which were held in 2010 in Manchester, England.
"I think that's a bit deceiving," said Peter, who is the only aboriginal player in the Canadian club. "We finished seventh but we only lost one game, a quarter-final against Italy."
Canada has traditionally fared well against the Italians in international play.
"They had one of their best games and we had one of our worst games," Peter said.
Before arriving in England, the Canadians competed in a four-nation tournament in Holland. They advanced to the final of that event, which was won by Germany. Turkey and host Holland also participated. If they play to their potential, Peter is confident the Canadians can win a medal in London. And the other teams to watch out for?
"The United States is always strong," he said. "Australia is a really good team. And as the hosts, Great Britain have been working hard the last few years to have a good team. But any team can come up and win it. From Europe there are a lot of teams that are really close to each other."
Peter is unsure whether he will continue to play wheelchair basketball, even recreationally, when he returns to his home province following the games.
"We'll wait and see," he said. "I don't know if I'll keep playing. Sometimes it's hard afterward to jump back down (and play at a lower level) when you've played at such a high level."
And Peter is not quite sure what direction his life will take in the near future. If possible, he might like to become a role model/speaker who works with various First Nations youth. Or he could choose to go back to school, perhaps to pursue an education that could evolve into a coaching position of some sort.
"People bug me about [getting into] coaching," he said, adding that he has plenty of international experience to draw upon should he choose to pursue that field. Besides being a member of the Canadian team for 18 years now, Peter has also toiled for professional squads overseas. He spent two seasons, from 2008 to 2010, with a German squad called RSV Lahn-Dill. And he played for an Italian club, Elecom Lottomatica Roma, during the 2010–11 campaign.
Peter has been using a wheelchair since age four, when he was run over by a school bus. He broke his spine in the accident, which paralyzed him from the waist down. But Peter didn't have an interest in participating in any sports until the age of 15, when a wheelchair basketball team held a demonstration of its sport at his high school.
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For the third time baseball's World Series clashed with a national NFL telecast Monday night, and Game 5 between the Red Sox and Cardinals generated an unimpressive overnight Nielsen rating of 10.0 for Fox.
That matched last year's Giants-Tigers as the lowest-rated Game 5 in Series history, but it was enough to beat out another mediocre NFL game (Seahawks-Rams), which drew a 7.6 on ESPN.
Game 4 of the Series on Fox outdrew NBC's "Sunday Night Football" in the overnight ratings (which accounts for viewers in major markets), but in the final ratings released today, the NFL won out. The Sunday night baseball game got a 9.4 (16.0 million viewers), while the Packers-Vikings finished with a 9.8 (16.9 million viewers), according to numbers published by Sports Business Daily.
Game 2 of the Series on Thursday night competed against an NFL Network telecast of the 3-3 Panthers and 0-6 Buccaneers. The baseball easily outrated the football on that night.
If the World Series goes to the limit, Game 7 on Thursday night will clash with a Bengals-Dolphins telecast on NFL Network.
NBC sent out a press release this afternoon, boasting that "Sunday Night Football" has outrated GAme 5 of the World Series in three of the past four years:
- 2013: Green Bay 44, Minnesota 31 (9.8) — Boston 4, St. Louis 2 (9.4)
- 2012: Denver 34, New Orleans 14 (10.7) — San Francisco 4, Detroit 3 (8.9)
- 2011: New Orleans 62, Indianapolis 7 (7.6) — Texas 4, St. Louis 0 (9.2)
- 2012: New Orleans 20, Pittsburgh 10 (10.7) — San Francisco 4, Texas 0 (9.0)


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1. Getting Started With the Desktop
3. Using the Desktop Workspaces
5. Using the Desktop Applications
Displaying the Home Folder in a Spatial Window
Displaying a Folder in a Browser Window
How to Display a Folder in a Browser Window
Showing and Hiding File Browser Window Components
Using the Tree From the Side Pane
Navigating History List Using the Go Menu
Navigating History List Using the Toolbar
How to Add Actions Associated With a File Type
Using Views to Display Files and Folders
Arranging Your Files in Icon View
Arranging Your Files in List View
Changing the Size of Items in a View
Working With Files and Folders
Selecting Files Matching a Specific Pattern
Moving or Copying a File or Folder
How to Duplicate a File or Folder
How to Rename a File or Folder
How to Move a File or Folder to the Trash
How to Delete a File or Folder
Creating a Symbolic Link to a File or Folder
Viewing the Properties of a File or Folder
How to View the Properties of a File of Folder
How to Change Permissions for a File
How to Change Permissions for a Folder
Adding Notes to Files and Folders
How to Add a Note Using the Properties Dialog
How to Add a Note Using Notes in the Side Pane
Creating Documents by Using a Template
How to Create a Document From a Template
Displaying the Items in the Trash
How to Display the Item Properties Window
Modifying the Appearance of Files and Folders
How to Change the Icon for a File or Folder
How to Add an Emblem to a File or Folder
How to Mount a Device Manually
How to Eject a USB Flash Drive
Creating a Disc From an Image File
Accessing Special URI Locations
Setting File Manager Preferences
Installing File Manager Scripts
8. Using the Desktop Tools and Utilities
This section describes how to browse the system using the file manager, when configured in browser mode. In browser mode, opening a folder updates the current file manager window to display the contents of the new folder.
You can access the file browser in the following ways:
Choose Applications -> System Tools -> File Browser.
In spatial mode, you open a folder in browser mode by right-clicking that folder and choosing Browse Folder. A new file browser window opens and displays the contents of the selected folder.
If the file manager is set to always open browser windows, double-clicking any folder will open a browser window. See Behavior.
Figure 7-3 File Browser Window
The following table describes the components of a file browser window.
Table 7-2 File Browser Window Components
To show or hide any of the components of the file browser select the component from the view menu. The menu options are toggles that can alternately show or hide the component.
Tip - You can press F9 to toggle the visibility of the side pane.
The file browser's location bar can show either a location field, a button bar, or a search field. The following table describes the fields in the Location bar.
Table 7-3 Fields in the Location Bar
To display the Home folder, perform one of the following actions from a file browser window:
Choose Go -> Home
Click the Home toolbar button
Click the Home button in the Places side pane
The file browser window displays the contents of your Home folder.
The contents of a folder can be displayed in either list or icon view in any one of the following ways. For more information about the list and icon view, see Using Views to Display Files and Folders.
Double-click the folder in the view pane.
Use the Tree in the side pane. For more information, see Using the Tree From the Side Pane.
Click the Location buttons in the location bar.
Press Ctrl+L to show the text Location field. Type the path of the folder that you want to display, and then press Return. The Location field includes an autocomplete feature. As you type a path, the file manager reads the file system. When you type enough characters to identify a directory, the file manager completes the name of the directory in the Location field.
Use the Back and Forward buttons in the toolbar to browse through the navigation history.
To change to the folder that is one level above the current folder, choose Go -> Up. Alternatively, click the Up toolbar button.
The parent folder of the current folder which you are browsing is the one which exists, in a hierarchical representation, one level above the current folder. To display the contents of parent folder, perform one of the following steps:
Press the Up button on the toolbar.
Choose Go -> Open Parent from the menubar.
Press the Backspace key.
The Tree view is one of the most useful features of the side pane. It displays a hierarchical representation of the file system and provides a convenient way to browse and to navigate the file system. To display the Tree in the side pane, choose Tree from the drop-down list at the top of the side pane.
In the Tree view, open folders are represented by arrows facing downwards. The following table describes the tasks you can perform with the Tree.
Table 7-4 Tree Tasks
You can set the preferences so that the Tree does not display files. For more information, see Views.
The file browser window maintains a history list of files, folders, FTP sites, and URI locations you have recently visited. You can use the history list to return to these places. Your history list contains the last ten items that you viewed.
To clear your history list, choose Go -> Clear History.
To display a list of previously viewed items, open the Go menu. The history list is displayed in the lower part of the Go menu. Click an item in the history list to open it.
To use the toolbar to navigate the history list, perform one of the following actions:
Click the Back or Forward toolbar button to open a folder or URI in the history list.
Click the down arrow to the right of the Back toolbar button to display a list of previously viewed items.
Click the down arrow to the right of the Forward toolbar button to display a list of items that you viewed after you viewed the current item.
To display the History list in the side pane, choose History from the drop-down list at the top of the side pane. The History list in the side pane displays a list of the previously viewed items. To display an item from the history list in the view pane, double-click the item in the History list.