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Vijay Mallya's United Breweries has held a vice-like grip over the Indian beer market with the Kingfisher, Kalyani and Sandpiper brands. With 137 million cases (12 bottles each), it has a 45 per cent market share. But now multinationals are closing in on UB.
SABMiller has 35 per cent market share after its acquisitions in the country. Its biggest buy was Shaw Wallace's beer business. It is yet to roll out its global flagship, Castle, in India.
Other global brands such as Budweiser, Heineken, Carlsberg, Cobra and Beck's have managed a 12 per cent market share.
Thus, overseas companies now lord over the beer market with a total 47 per cent share.
"The entry of MNC beer companies is likely to stimulate the industry. But, with its proven experience and leadership, UB may capture a dominant share in this growth," says a UB spokesperson.
For MNC beer companies, India is the next frontier. Per capita beer consumption is still low at 0.7 litres a year.
Current growth is pitched at 13 per cent and the beer market is expected to more than double to 23.3 million hectolitres by 2012. Hence, despite consumption being low, India is among the top three markets in Asia in terms of expected growth rates.
As western markets show signs of stagnation, the stakes are high for MNCs in India. According to experts, the MNCs will invest $250 million in strengthening their distribution network.
"We see a huge potential, driven by the increasing purchasing power and the expected deregulation of the Industry," says Jasper B Madsen, senior vice-president, Carlsberg Asia.
"We hope to achieve 10 per cent of our profits from the Asian markets by next year, with India contributing significantly."
UK-based Cobra Beer has four licensing agreements with Mount Shivalik Group of Rajasthan, Impala Breweries in Goa, Manav Breweries in Uttar Pradesh and Iceberg in Bihar.
It is setting up four new plants in the country, one in each region, with an investment of $15 million per plant, Karan Bilimoria, the promoter of Cobra, said recently. He is also planning to acquire a brewery in India.
Belgian beer giant InBev has picked up 49 per cent stake in a joint venture with RJ Corp, which is the majority stakeholder with a 51 per cent holding. InBev makes Stella Artois and Beck's.
APB, a joint venture of Singapore's Fraser & Neave and Dutch brewer Heineken, last year bought 76 per cent in Aurangabad Breweries and 67 per cent in another joint venture for a greenfield brewery near Hyderabad. APB has introduced Baron's and Heineken in the market.
American brewer Anheuser-Busch has announced a joint venture with Indian brewer Crown Beers, to brew, market and distribute Budweiser and other brands here.
Already Carlsberg and Cobra have started placing surrogate advertisements in the media.
Heady Brew
- UB group has 45 per cent market share
- Together with SABMiller's 35 per cent, MNCs command 47 per cent market share
- With western markets stagnating, MNCs are finding India a best bet where the industry is growing at 13 per cent
- Cobra, Budweiser, Heineken, Carlsberg, and Beck's have a foothold in India
- They are also watching deregulation of the Indian market
- Heineken's JV has picked up 76 per cent in Aurangabad Breweries


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Links and Resources
If you're looking for more information about the Welland Canals there are plenty of websites, books, reports, maps, and photos available. The following list of resources should get you started.
Fan Sites
The Welland Canal: For several years Dr. Gord hosted a community forum for people interested in the Welland Canals. He's now on Facebook with a larger group and lots of chatter. It's mostly focused on the current canal and the southern towns of Port Colborne and Welland. If you want to track ships or discuss the Welland Canal this group's always open to new members.
Friends of the Welland Canals: Originally started by Rene Ressler, a local activist working for the preservation of the Welland Canals, this is a great group to contact if you've got a questions about the canals or just interested in local history. Most of the membership appears to be from the St. Catharines and Thorold areas.
Peter Marshall's Google Map: Peter Marshall contacted me with news that he was creating this giant google map with information about the old Welland Canals. Its well done and the unique interface makes researching the canal much more interactive.
Welland Canal Exhibit: Brock University recently started a project to make their Welland Canal maps and a lot of photos available to people using Google Earth. You need to download and install (and then learn to use) Google Earth but its a lot of fun and useful once you get the hang of it.
Libraries and Archives
Brock Map Library: The Brock Map Library maintains a large collection of historical maps of the Niagara Region, many of which show the route and details of the canals. They also keep a collection of aerial photos dating back to 1921. The Library has been putting material online, but if your serious about researching you should visit in person to see what resources they have. Here's a few shortcuts to their online material.
Brock University Special Collections and Archives: Brock University's Special Collections & Archives department has been focused on collecting the history of the Niagara Peninsula for over 45 years. The materials on the Welland Canal are made up of primary and secondary sources from the 1820's to the present. The collection includes original survey maps from the First and Second Welland Canals. Sorting through them can be overwhelming. The department has provided a search tool for the Second Welland Canal.
St. Catharines Museum: Library and Archives: St. Catharines Museum has it's own Library and archives located in the basement. It's open to researchers Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12:30pm-4:30pm
St. Catharines Public Library: There are about 15 books about the Welland Canal on the shelves, but much more impressive is the Special Collections Department on the second floor, where they maintain a collection of newspaper clippings, bound essays, and reports about the Welland Canals.
Welland Public Library: The Welland Public Library has an organized collection of photos and news clippings online.
Niagara Falls Public Library: The Niagara Falls Library has a large photo collection online. A search under the subject Welland Ship Canal yields over 500 results.
Historical Society of St. Catharines: The Historical Society of St. Catharines meets 8 times a year with a mission to increase people knowledge and appreciation for local history. Attending one of their meetings is a great way to meet local historians interested in the Welland Canal.
The Canadian Canal Society: The Canadian Canal Society is a not-for-profit, educational, scientific and historical organization, dedicated to the preservation of the canal heritage of Canada. It is committed to promoting the collection and publication of the history of Canadian canals and to encouraging the preservation of tradition and oral history relating to them and their operation.
Please forward any comments and suggestions to ac.ocitapmys|slanacdnallewdlo#ac.ocitapmys|slanacdnallewdlo. The information on this page was written for informational purposes only, reprinting without permission is not allowed.

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The empowered young superstar, Gabrielle Jones, wrote the essay as part of the Maltz Museum "Stop the Hate" essay contest and she is $50,000 richer because of it.
Gabrielle's win doesn't come in cold, hard cash. Instead, she has received a
scholarship from the organization.
"Growing up, I was always bigger than my peers," Gabrielle stated to WKYC-TV. "I was friendless because no one wanted to hang out with the fat girl."
Gabrielle then describes her experience being bullied by the other kids.
"During recess, the kids would ask me to be their horse and they would push me on the ground."
Gabrielle went on to talk about the damning psychological impact of the abuse.
"Kids would throw candy wrappers and Debby Cakes on my seat and tell me to eat it. Every day I would come home and run to my room and cry my eyes out," Gabrielle said.
After confronting her bullies head on, Gabrielle writes about how she rose above the bullies and became her own woman.
"I was not going to allow myself coming into an adult to be a victim of hatred and bullying," she said.
Gabrielle went on to become the Student Council Vice President. She plans to go to law school one day and eventually become a judge.
Yesterday, I wrote about the bully training program called "Basketball Wives" and the role that we all play in teaching our children how to treat one another. While we might deem it relatively harmless for a 12-year old girl to see 35-year old baby's mamas jumping over tables to beat each other down, the fact is that this leaves a very powerful impression on our young people. When we teach our kids to be the very worst of themselves, they end up behaving like the perpetrators who nearly ruined Gabrielle's life.
Most kids aren't as lucky as this young woman. Many of them suffer from depression, low self-esteem and even end up suicidal. There are few places lonelier than inside the mind of a middle school kid being treated horribly by his/her friends. The scars can last for a lifetime.
What's worse is that many of the kids who bully others have not yet developed enough empathy to understand the impact of their actions. A woman explained to me how she sought out the girl she'd bullied in middle school and apologized because she had no idea how hurtful her actions were to the other person. If adults do not go out of their way to teach children how to care about one another, they may not figure it all out until it's too late.


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The recently enacted "American Jobs Creation Act" gives significant tax breaks to a number of U.S. industries--including shipping.
MARINE LOG and BLANK ROME will present a senior level seminar CHANGES IN U.S. TAXATION OF SHIPPING INCOME in Stamford, Conn. on April 5 & 6, 2004
Make sure you know how the new tax rules work!
February 18, 2005
Environmentalists seek Newark Bay dredging delay
A coalition of organizations filed for a preliminary injunction on February 16 to stop the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from dredging through a Superfund site in Newark Bay "without considering proper safeguards to ensure dioxin and other toxic chemicals are not re-released into the New York and New Jersey waterways."
Groups filing the action include NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council), NY/NJ Baykeeper, and GreenFaith. According to a statement issued by the NRDC, they "want to ensure that the Corps uses safe methods for removing contaminated sediment before starting the giant underwater dig, which is part of a 10-year, multi-billion-dollar project by the Corps and the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey to open New York Harbor and Newark Bay to deep-draft container ships."
The groups also want to make sure that the dredging is coordinated with the ongoing Superfund clean-up of the waterways. The NRDC statement says that the Corps intends to dredge and blast through the site before the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and others sample it for exact contamination levels that would lead to a clean-up plan. Contracts for portions of the site's dredging have already been awarded.
"With proper safeguards this could be a win-win situation. We all agree the waste must be removed, but the law says it has to be done safely," said NRDC attorney Brad Sewell. "Simply bulldozing through this toxic waste dump is illegal. The Army Corps needs to step back and review the very profound long-term consequences of its dredging plan."
Known as the Diamond Alkali Superfund site, the area in question includes Newark Bay and portions of the adjacent Kill van Kull and Arthur Kill bordering Staten Island. The site contains toxic chemicals that flowed in from industrial facilities on the Passaic River, including a now-closed plant that made Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.
The Corps will use enormous dredges to dig up the contaminated sediment, says the NRDC statement. Underwater explosives will also be used to remove rock adjacent to contaminated sediment. "The Corps itself concedes that its dredging will disperse the contaminated sediment as much as a mile away," says the NRDC.
"Without a better plan, the Corps will spread some of the nation's most contaminated sediments throughout our waterways. Newark Bay and its surrounding waters are public property. New Jersey citizens have the right to dredging methods that will protect their health and environment," said NY/NJ Baykeeper Andrew Willner.
According to NRDC, scientists have called Newark Bay one of the world's worst dioxin-contaminated sites, with layers of polluted sediment contributing to dangerous dioxin levels in blue crabs, fish, and fish-eating birds. EPA believes concentrations of dioxin recorded in Passaic River and Newark Bay blue crabs may be the highest ever discovered in aquatic animals. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has banned crabbing in and around Newark Bay because of an "extremely high" cancer risk and recommends strict limits on consumption of fish caught in the area. Research has also uncovered high dioxin levels in certain marine fish species caught by anglers throughout the NY/NJ region.
"We have a moral obligation to ensure residents living around Newark Bay are afforded the same level of protection as those communities living near the General Electric Superfund site on the Hudson River, where dredging will follow strict precautions and incorporate strong protocols to protect the public and the wider community of life," said Rev. Fletcher Harper, Executive Director of GreenFaith, a New Jersey interfaith group.
In November 2003, NRDC, NY/NJ Baykeeper, and Hackensack Riverkeeper announced plans to sue Occidental Chemical Corp., the company responsible for the defunct Agent Orange plant, to force a cleanup of Newark Bay. In February 2004, the EPA determined that the Bay posed an "imminent and substantial" risk and incorporated it into the existing Superfund site for the Agent Orange factory site.
The Corps' dredging plan interferes with the Superfund effort to study, contain and clean up the contamination. By scattering the pollution from the site, the agencies could shift clean up costs from the polluting companies now responsible for fixing the mess to American taxpayers, according to NRDC legal experts.
The request for a preliminary injunction marks the next step in a suit first filed on January 21 against the Corps to force the agency to review the environmental and health risks from its poorly-planned dredging plan, which will disperse far greater amounts of contaminated sediments than is reasonably necessary. On January 4 the coalition delivered notice of intent to sue the Corps and the Port Authority for violating the federal Resource Conservation Recovery Act (RCRA) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The groups are represented by NRDC and the Rutgers Law School Environmental Law Clinic.


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Are you feeling OK?
You might want to actually read the article before posting.
voluntarily, not because the government tells them they have to.
big difference, especially when you understand why the govt'is forcing them to buy them.
Don't bother reading the article. I wasted 5 minutes of my life doing so. The article is all based on the theories of some mysterious economist by the name of - I kid you not - "V".
Maybe "V" is 100% correct, but anyone who won't attach his real name to his theories has zero credibility in my book.


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If your Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5) system is unexpectedly sluggish, logging might be the culprit. Run Activity Monitor (Applications/Utilities/ folder), and click the CPU column twice to get it to show most to least activity. If syslogd is at the top of the list, there's a fix. Syslogd tracks informational messages produced by software and writes them to the asl.db, a file in your Unix /var/log/ directory. It's a known problem that syslogd can run amok. There's a fix: deleting the asl.db file.
Launch Terminal (from the same Utilities folder), and enter these commands exactly as written, entering your administrative password when prompted:
sudo launchctl stop com.apple.syslogd
sudo rm /var/log/asl.db
sudo launchctl start com.apple.syslogd
Your system should settle down to normal. For more information, follow the link.
Visit Discussion of syslogd problem at Smarticus
From Glenn Fleishman


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text: On Mon, 2008-07-07 at 17:05 +0200, Frans Pop wrote: > OK. I don't not remember that. A pointer to that discussion would be > useful. You only included a link to a Ubuntu web page which is IMO not > directly relevant when proposing structural changes in Debian (or at > least: does not provide sufficient justification for proposing/applying > packaging changes in Debian). I also linked to the previous discussion on this mailing list. My reading of that was that many people wanted the benefit that this brings, but that the implementation wasn't right. > Reason I think at least some kind of consensus on d-devel should be > reached is that, although only two BRs have been filed now, a lot more > packages are affected. IMO this is something where packages should be > consistent which makes the change effectively a policy change. > I can see your point here, and perhaps I should have written to the list to discuss it first. > Where was it determined that the current Ubuntu solution is acceptable and > desirable for Debian? Was it discussed whether or not such changes are > suitable to be applied at this stage of the Lenny release cycle? Perhaps I misspoke. I should have said that the current solution does not suffer from the issues that made the previous solution unacceptable. Therefore I'd like to ask a few questions: 1. Are there any objections to the approach that have not already been raised in the thread? 2. Does anyone feel that the objections mean that this approach should not be adopted? 3. Are these changes appropriate for this stage of the release cycle? Thanks, James


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i'd say that there is o much to be learned before you can start doing anything on wordpress.
i wanted to know from the very beginning how to send emails and how people outside of worpress are going to contact me.
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i'd say that there is o much to be learned before you can start doing anything on wordpress.
If you want people to be able to contact you, make a contact page on your blog: http://faq.wordpress.com/2007/05/13/how-do-i-make-a-contact-form/
If you want to offer email updates: http://faq.wordpress.com/2006/10/11/how-can-i-offer-email-updates/
Do not post your email address directly on your blog as the spammers will find it and flood you with spam. If you do list it, disguise it by doing something like: myemail [at] myisp [dot] com.
From the 1st place to look - the FAQs :)
How do I offer email updates?
Is there a contact form?
Also, please do not post the same questions in multiple threads as it causes extra work for the volunteers here in the forums.
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wow-who are you
i saw you in loads of other forums
From the 1st place to look - the FAQs
I'm new to blogging. Where do I start?
oh my god i'm bored
the instructions are 100 percent unclear and i get frustrated easily because i have zero patience could anyone in the forum go step-by-step ith me on how to publish work
is the publish 'genuine'
hello-anybody there ! ?
Set your boredom aside and do some watching. There are links to tubetorials on how to post and select a theme, etc. Beginner's Guide
gee--i feel so enlightened--NOT !
I'M GOING TO BED SO I GUESS THIS FORUM WILL SAY 'not resolved' until tomorrow afternoon
all i want is to publish my photographs !! AAH !!
people comntinuosly send me unhelpful links
this is such a slap in the face
anyhow--if you could-please explain the directions for publishing in a simple manner i could continue this or read them on the forum tomorrow
all i want is to publish my photographs
How do I upload pictures?
@maegilder. You might want to remember that everyone who posts on the forums is a volunteer simply trying to help, before you write them off as a slap in the face.
Using a WP blog is not difficult, but you do need to take the trouble to read through the FAQ's carefully and follow the instructions there. These are the 'step-by-step' guides. It's not anyone else's fault if you don't have the patience to do this.
I don't know what you mean by 'is the publish genuine?'. When you press 'Publish' your post will appear on your blog.
WordPress.com is a blogging service and not an email service. You create entries (like your last one) as if it was a journal. Then people that know your blog URL ( http://maegilder.wordpress.com/ ) can come visit you and leave comments on your entries if they see fit. Other than the posts above with the contact forms that redirect messages to your email, those are the main ways to communicate with wordpress.com.
People are giving you great reads as well, but if you have a specific question, please ask again with as much detail as possible and we can work through your questions 1 at a time if you need it! We are just trying to help you, so upsetting those trying to help you will get you less ahead than trying to work with us.
If you do not know how to email I'm afraid we can't really help you.
My response usually to people who say, "I don't know how to do it" is: can you read?
I get the impression he expected his mommy to do everything for him as well.
We as are of one mind in this.
Which should not be understood to muddy the processes of anyone else. It's just us two.
I found WordPress a challenge at first (one week ago today); turned out that most or all of my difficulty was due to incompatibility with my IE/MSN browsers. Once in Firefox (thanks to these forums and timethief), I can more completely view and use the options, so I'm flying. God knows I have much yet to learn, but I now know enough to see that it's not that complicated (or I know enough to be dangerous!). One thing I learned as a noob on dozens of forums: search first, then ask, and ask nicely!
maegilder...I can't believe I'm reading this! You've posted a question, had three very relevant, helpful, and, if I'm honest, very simple to follow faq guides suggested to you, and you're not happy!
You'd given up within 20 minutes of your original post, so you blatantly haven't really made an effort to read, understand or try out the advice within them. If someone had started to do an idiots guide just for you, by the time they'd have posted it for you it would have been a waste of time as you'd already gone.
WordPress isn't the most intuitive to use but once you make an effort and research things everything falls into place. I've got two authors that contribute to my blog and neither of them have any experience of blogging, and after a little effort and perseverance they now get on fine with it.
wow-yall ain't had to get all upset--
i ain't wrote no body a slap in the face--
i said "this" is a slap in the face. the only question i had was how i can publish my photographs. i am in total agreement of making an idiots thingy to get me to understand
thanks for you people who voluneer to help me
all i want is to publish my photographs
-> Dashboard -> Write -> Post
How do I upload pictures?
timethief--are you mocking me
I am NOT mocking you. I am trying to help you. I have given you the instructions. Do you have a reading problem? If so, then tell us so we can find a way to work with you.
Go to your dashboard
click Write
click Post
look for the "browse" button
now follow the instructions and upload your pictures
click "publish" when you are done
I think maegilder got it since you have posted it 3 times now. I think that is enough. No sense continuing on unless maegilder has another question.
well... I'm also not a big fan of long reads.. and I read everything with a procedure "top sentence, bottom sentence, quick look in the middle.. if necessary read all again"
but the explanation for posting pictures is definitely not that long! lol
If you make your pictures just the right size maegilder, you should just upload them with Browse and choose
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timethief actually explained it quite nicely
Good luck :D
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Earth is full of spell-binding, gasp-inducing, sit-down-and-take-it-all-in kinds of places. From volcanic craters, to fields of flowers as far as the eye can see, our beautiful planet offers up natural landscapes that will blow your mind (don't worry – not literally). Break out that bucket list, and start scribbling; these vibrant, bizarre and extraordinary surroundings await you.
This Colombian biological wonder is known as "the river that ran away from paradise" and "the most beautiful river in the world." The river bed is covered by a unique species of plant called Macarenia clavigera, which blossoms and turns a dazzling shade of red. This combined with its yellow and green sand and strikingly blue water makes for a pretty special sight.
Imagine row upon row of neatly planted flowers, ranging from ruby reds to bold blues. This is Hokkaido, or 'The Rainbow Field' in Japan.
Breathtaking from every vantage point and what must be a truly enchanting place. I'd imagine walking through these tunnels of draping wisteria flowers to feel somewhat dream-like and magical.
The edge of dusty Australian west coast meets the sea in a moment of pure ecstasy. The sight of the bright blue water, next to strikingly white sands nestling against fiercely red, iron-rich cliffs, makes this World Heritage Area a must-see for any nature lover.
Large sand dunes, towering mountains, sculpted canyons, vast plains and those world- famous camel thorn trees make up this arid desert park. Photos taken here often come out looking like fine oil paintings; the landscape is surreal.
Fields of rapeseed flowers bloom in the spring, transforming this oasis into a "golden sea" of yellow dots. What was once a town completely overlooked by tourists, Luoping now attracts thousands of photographers from all over the world to capture this magnificent site.
Yellowstone National Park is home to this jaw-dropping hot spring, the third largest in the world. Its vivid colors are a result of pigmented bacteria that grow around the edges of its mineral-rich water.
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Back in 1919, Henry Ford said "history is bunk." I don't know what he had in mind when he said it.
Maybe he meant history is biased. If so, he was right. History books tend to be written about people who are white and important. The stories of ordinary people don't get told very often.
But if he meant that history doesn't matter, he was wrong. There's plenty to learn from history.
About 15 years earlier, another important white guy, George Santayana, said that those who don't remember the past are condemned to relive it. I think most of us would agree with George. Old heroes should be honored. Old mistakes shouldn't be repeated. Of course history has faults; it's written by people. But it isn't bunk.
Along with language, history is what makes us human. We understand that actions have consequences. We anticipate the future. We consciously make records and pass them along through time. Animals can't do any of these things.
Take robins' nests for example. Robins build them instinctively. But they can't tell other birds how to build them. If the last robin were to die, there would be no more robins' nests, ever, because robins have no language, no memory of the past and no concept of the future. No culture, in other words.
No, history isn't bunk. History and humanity create each other. We survive because our culture makes it possible for knowledge to transcend time. The things we learn become the property of the species and the future.
In 46 B.C., the Roman philosopher Cicero said that to be ignorant of what occurred before you were born is to remain always a child. And that's why observances like the Wisconsin Sesquicentennial are important. They blow the dust off the history books. There are bright chapters and dark chapters in our history. Understanding them can help us grow up.
We're all busy people. Once the sesquicentennial parades are over and the ceremonial swords and hoopskirts have been put away, what should we remember?
First, history is always beginning. It began this morning. It will begin again tomorrow.
Second, history is local. It isn't owned by Washington or Wall Street. It starts on your street.
Third, history is personal. At its heart, history is your story.
And fourth, if we want to have a tercentennial, you and I must take responsibility for the history we create every day.
Last week I took my golden retriever for a run in the woods. He came back covered with those little burs called sticktights. It took an hour to comb them out; they were a pain in the neck.
But sticktights are what we have to be, if we want to take responsibility for history: tenacious burs, sticking to the places we treasure – the Northwoods, the lakeshores, the farms, the country towns, the urban neighborhoods – holding on because people and places need each other.
Remembering, worrying, sacrificing, anticipating, and always, always giving a damn – sticking tight, making history.
Dave Crehore is public affairs manager for DNR's Northeast Region in Green Bay.


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Christopher Mai is a dancer by training, and has done some previous work with puppets. But for his latest role? "We studied the emotional aspects of horses [and their] habitual action – eating, grazing, aggressiveness, sensitiveness," he says.
War Horse, in other words, is not a typical day on stage for Mai. It's also far from a typical night out at the theater for the audience. The innovative, multiple Tony Award-winning play focuses on the role horses played in the battles of World War I, and more specifically on the bond between horses and humans. But unlike Steven Spielberg's sentimental film adaptation, the original play goes with sophisticated – and sensitive – puppets. You'll leave with newfound appreciation for both the magnificence of horses and the artistry of puppeteers.
A San Francisco native, Mai is the puppet captain for the play's first national tour, now running at the Kennedy Center. Mai is also head puppeteer of the show's lead horse, Joey, standing in front of the large, life-size puppet while two other puppeteers control the front and hind legs from the inside. Mai explains that the puppeteers simulate breathing by slightly bending or straightening their knees – in unison. They also work as a team to make every naturalistic move and amplify every sound – "communicating with each other via breath." Based on what one of the show's human characters is doing to the horse, for example, one puppeteer might give a short in-breath, which instructs the others to tense up and perhaps start a sigh or a neigh.
"The biggest challenge really is ensuring that this puppet doesn't die onstage," Mai says. "Not like physically die … but keeping it alive – making this puppet real, making it breathe." It demands full attention at all times from the puppeteers. It's intense work.
"Every single night it's so new and so fresh because [Joey's] technically a horse, an animal onstage," Mai says. "He does not know what's going to happen next. So every reaction is new. By the end of the show I'm almost in tears as well."
War Horse runs to Nov. 11 at the Kennedy Center Opera House. Tickets are $25 to $175. Call 202-467-4600 or visit kennedy-center.org.


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I'm new to DIYDrones and have been poking around the ArduPilot-Mega code a bit, fetching the latest GIT repo contents. My project is to make an autonomous vehicle, but using a different board, the Arduino Uno. For the 3 RC channels, GPS, Sonar, and compass, the Uno has enough I/O pins for the task, but I'm not sure if it has enough SRAM and flash (2K and 32K respectively) for a usable AP engine.
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This has been an interesting exercise, but I've learned a few things that convinced me to not continue on this. Being new to the ArduPilot (&Mega) code base, I was unaware of the relationships between the old ArduPilot hardware, its code, and the newer ArduPilot-Mega HW & Code, vs APM2. I think I have it all straight now, and see my work would have been redundant.
One technical issue I could not resolve was due to the Uno hardware itself. With UART0 connected to the USB bridge, I could not use that for the GPS. I tried using SoftSerial, NewSoftSerial (arduino <1.0) and other combinations, but eventually the GPS stream gets corrupted and I lose data. I don't know if it was interference, but it didn't seem so.
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Examine the data and observations supporting the conclusion that one-celled organisms evolved into increasingly complex multi-cellular organisms.IDnet–NM formally asked the State Board to replace that statement with this one:
Evaluate the data and observations that bear on the claim that one-celled organisms evolved into increasingly complex multi-cellular organisms.And what was finally adopted? Here's the statement the State Board approved 13–0 on August 28, 2003:
Understand the data, observations, and logic supporting the conclusion that species today evolved from earlier, distinctly different species, originating from the ancestral one-celled organisms.There were sixteen other changes proposed by IDnet–NM, and none of those was accepted by the Board of Education. IDnet–NM's plea to the board to delete the phrase "Explain how natural selection favors individuals who are better able to survive, reproduce, and leave offspring" was denied, as were all the rest of their suggestions. (For details, see the article "Do NM's science standards embrace intelligent design?" available on-line at http://www. nmsr.org/embrace.htm.)
While much language in the standards was not changed, an important caveat was added which stated in part, " ... these standards do not present scientific theory as absolute. ...
Further, "for-the-record" questions posed by ID-net confirmed that the SDE's [State Department of Education] intent for the new standards was that (1) evolution would not be taught as absolute fact and (2) teachers would be allowed to discuss problems with evolution.
Renick's final evaluation of the situation: "If there is ever a dispute over intent and meaning of the Standards in the area of biological evolution, these policy statements may be referenced for clarification ... [and] will essentially neutralize the impact of the remaining dogmatic language.
Strand III, Content Standard V-A, Benchmark 9–12.16:Even the word "controversy" does not appear anywhere in the standards.
"[Students shall] [u]nderstand that reasonable people may disagree about some issues that are of interest to both science and religion (e.g., the origin of life on earth, the cause of the big bang, the future of earth)."
K-4 Benchmark II: Know that living things have similarities and differences and that living things change over time.and:
5-8 Benchmark II: Understand how traits are passed from one generation to the next and how species evolve.
9-12 Benchmark II: Understand the genetic basis for inheritance and the basic concepts of biological evolution.
Strand II, Standard II, 5–8 Benchmark II:and:
Biological Evolution7. Describe how typical traits may change from generation to generation due to environmental influences (e.g., color of skin, shape of eyes, camouflage, shape of beak).
8. Explain that diversity within a species is developed by gradual changes over many generations.
9. Know that organisms can acquire unique characteristics through naturally occurring genetic variations.
10. Identify adaptations that favor the survival of organisms in their environments (e.g., camouflage, shape of beak).
11. Understand the process of natural selection.
12. Explain how species adapt to changes in the environment or become extinct and that extinction of species is common in the history of living things.
13. Know that the fossil record documents the appearance, diversification, and extinction of many life forms.
Strand II, Standard II, 9–12 Benchmark I:and:
Biodiversity8. Understand and explain the hierarchical classification scheme (i.e., domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species), including:
classification of an organism into a category
similarity inferred from molecular structure (DNA) closely matching classification based on anatomical similarities
similarities of organisms reflecting evolutionary relationships.
9. Understand variation within and among species, including:
mutations and genetic drift
factors affecting the survival of an organism
natural selection
Strand II, Standard II, 9–12 Benchmark II:
Biological Evolution8. Describe the evidence for the first appearance of life on Earth as one-celled organisms, over 3.5 billion years ago, and for the later appearance of a diversity of multicellular organisms over millions of years.
9. Critically analyze the data and observations supporting the conclusion that the species living on Earth today are related by descent from the ancestral one-celled organisms.
10. Understand the data, observations, and logic supporting the conclusion that species today evolved from earlier, distinctly different species, originating from the ancestral one-celled organisms.
11. Understand that evolution is a consequence of many factors, including the ability of organisms to reproduce, genetic variability, the effect of limited resources, and natural selection.
12. Explain how natural selection favors individuals who are better able to survive, reproduce, and leave offspring.
13. Analyze how evolution by natural selection and other mechanisms explains many phenomena including the fossil record of ancient life forms and similarities (both physical and molecular) among different species.
From the beginning of the development of these science standards to their adoption by the State Board of Education, we were guided by two principles. First, important content should be introduced in early grades and strengthened year after year, so that our students will be scientifically literate when they leave high school. Since evolution is the only accepted scientific theory of the history and unity of life on earth, it is unambiguously central to our life-science standards, beginning in middle school and with increasing sophistication in high school. Second, students should understand the process of scientific inquiry in addition to specific scientific content, so our standards require that students learn to use scientific thinking to develop questions, design and conduct experiments, analyze and evaluate results, make predictions, and communicate findings. In a classroom where those standards are met, students will understand that scientific methods produce scientific knowledge that is continually examined, validated, revised, or rejected, and they will understand the difference between scientific knowledge and other forms of knowledge.Sharon Dogruel, Program Manager, Curriculum, Instruction and Learning Technologies, said:
Mr Renick tried to use our scientific-inquiry standards to attack our life-science standards when he addressed the Board of Education on the day of their final deliberations. However, the members of the New Mexico Board of Education saw science as a unified whole, not as a house divided against itself, and unanimously adopted the standards without modification or caveat.
Over 14 months, members of the science standards writing team worked diligently to craft standards in which science content, scientific thinking and methods, and societal and personal aspects of science were integrated into a coherent framework for exemplary science education. Members of this team considered all issues at great depth and, in the area of biological evolution, they were confident that the standards respected the backgrounds and beliefs of all students while remaining perfectly true to science. Based on the extensive development and thorough public review process completed for the science standards, coupled with the strong support from New Mexico teachers, and the praise and congratulations from numerous state and national science organizations, the team and the Department recommended that the New Mexico State Board adopt the standards without further modification.It appears that Renick and the people he interrogated disagree about whether his comments reflected any reality in the standards. In our view, his behavior was boorish and his conclusions are disingenuous.
The board was poised for [its] final vote when Joe Renick attempted to distort the intention of the standards by suggesting that teachers had to treat evolution according to his own perspective. Using a tactic that focused on student inquiry, he tried to manipulate the meaning of scientific inquiry, as elaborated in the standards, into a discussion of a controversy that may be political, philosophical, or even religious, but is not scientific. The writing team was clear: There is no controversy regarding the principles of evolution as presented in the standards. Mr Renick's attempt to undermine the standards failed.
I was appalled at this attempt to discredit the hard work of so many educators, scientists, parents, and the public, including Mr Renick's fellow members of NM IDnet. Any statements that the New Mexico science standards open the door to "alternatives to evolution" or that science instruction in New Mexico should cast doubt on the principles of evolution are completely false. New Mexicans can be extremely proud of their science standards, and it is unfortunate that some people continue to advance misrepresentations at a time when we need support for strong science education.
The Public Education Department requires all school districts to align their curricula to the New Mexico Science Content Standards, Benchmarks, and Performance Standards. Therefore, all science teachers in New Mexico should be teaching about evolution in the appropriate grades and courses, according to their districts' curricula.So far, nothing that the "intelligent design" movement has produced meets the criteria of acceptance by mainstream science or is consistent with sound scientific inquiry.
Further, because of the Establishment Clause in the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States and a wide-reaching United States Supreme Court case, New Mexico public schools are not permitted to endorse a particular religion, teach religion, or teach "creation science" or any of its variations that advance the religious belief that a supernatural being created humankind.
… Third, the state must remain neutral in matters pertaining to religion. In no way do the science standards support the teaching of notions of intelligent design or creation science or any of its variations.
Fourth, fundamental to science and the New Mexico science standards is the role of inquiry in learning about the world. There is no place in science instruction for the teaching of notions that are not or have not been investigated through rigorous scientific means or that are not consider by the mainstream scientific community to be consistent with sound scientific inquiry.
I was appalled when President Bush signaled his support for the teaching of 'intelligent design' alongside evolution in public K–12 science classes. Though I respect and consistently protect the rights of persons of faith and the curricula of religious schools, public school science classes are not the place to teach concepts that cannot be backed up by evidence and tested experimentally.He added, "It is irresponsible for President Bush to cast 'intelligent design' — a repackaged version of creationism — as the 'other side' of the evolution 'debate.'" His incisive essay ends with the sobering thought, "When the tenets of critical thinking and scientific investigation are weakened in our classrooms, we are weakening our nation. That is why I think the President's off-hand comment about 'intelligent design' as the other side of the debate over evolution is such a great disservice to Americans."


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L.A. Lakers: Hey, Shannon Brown, Don't Let the Door Hit You on Your Way OutDecember 1, 2011
Los Angeles Lakers guard and free agent Shannon Brown has made things unnecessarily complicated for Lakers GM Mitch Kupchak this offseason.
Serving as Kobe Bryant's primary backup, Brown was expected to be under contract for the Lakers in 2011-12 for $2.4 million.
That was until he opted out this summer and decided to test free-agent waters.
Brown's move adds another position the Lakers must fill this offseason with the little bit of financial flexibility they have.
A perennial fan favorite for his high-flying dunks, Brown has been largely inconsistent as a Laker. Despite showing serious improvement as a shooter last year, Brown was a huge liability on defense, was prone to turnovers with his high-octane play and was never a consistent scorer coming off the bench.
Brown certainly possesses the physical tools and talent to be a starter in this league.
If Brown can get a lucrative contract from a team under the salary cap, say Indiana or Washington, then all the better. This is America. You need to get yours.
But had he any intention of staying in Los Angeles—any intention at all—he would have chosen not to opt out and would have finished the last year on his contract before hitting the free-agent market.
Big bucks could have certainly awaited him a year later, not to mention the possibility of acquiring yet another NBA championship playing alongside Kobe Bryant before signing a new contract.
Couldn't he have waited one more year before looking for that monster four-year deal? Apparently the lure of more playing time and dollar signs swayed Brown to leave Los Angeles the first chance he got.
So now, the Lakers' $3.2 million per year kitty allotted to free agents must be divided up even further to find a backup shooting guard.
Stay one more year and we're not having this conversation.
To that, I say good riddance. While your showtime dunks might be missed by casual Laker fans, this side of Laker faithful will certainly not miss your inability to play one-on-one defense and your inconsistencies with the ball.
Best of luck with your new team.


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For all of our lives, we have grown up hearing that we do not listen to our parents. But what if a time comes when your parents need to listen to you but they refuse?
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So, what can you do in such situation? Here are some tips from Comfort Keepers Senior Home Care San Mateo.
Try to Find Out the Cause
At first, try to find out the real cause behind their resistance to certain things. If they are resisting care then try to know the cause. Is the fear of lost independence or economy bothering them? Or is it a matter of some deep ideological standpoint?
Fix Your Course of Action
Once you identify the reason behind their stubbornness you can fix your course of action to make them convince through overturning the cause. But before that make a proper assessment of the graveness of the reason.
Create an Emotional Appeal
Try to attach an emotional incentive to the thing that you are trying to make them do. Such as, try to make them understand that their grandchildren's well-being is also related to their safety. Or something like, if they care about you and do not want you to be worried then they should listen to you.
Go Easy on Yourself
Above all, after all the attempts, if you fail to make them understand then do not beat yourself up. Even experts have failed many times in making their parents listen to them.
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Mindfulness is essential throughout our life. It enables one to truly appreciate life and existence. It allows us to see things as it is. And in this way it helps to reduce stress, pain and sufferings.
What we from Comfort Keepers Dementia Care San Mateo have noticed that the importance of mindfulness in senior years increases even more as situations may occur when remaining peaceful and fearless is of utmost importance. Moreover, what often we have observed that many elderly doesnt find it easy to cope with the changes that declining years brings upon us. So, then practicing mindfulness can render tremendous help.
But the basic question in this regard is how to practice mindfulness? Comfort Keepers Dementia Care San Mateois here to answer.
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Start even for 5-10 minutes daily and try to increase the time limit of your walk. But always try to be free and relaxed minded while you walk. Look at your surroundings let your mind and imagination roam unbounded. Let your thoughts and emotions loose. Observe everything without self-imposed mental barriers. Walk and let your mind have its own walk within. Gradually you will see that the freedom will reach you. You will see that your mind will become calmer and quieter and you will become attentive and mindful.
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● Even if your vacation plan includes elements that wont be suitable for our loved seniors consider having some other suitable tasks for them to follow in the meantime. Like if you are planning a hiking session while our vacation allow them to enjoy their time with their caregiver in a beautiful park or something like that. Whatever they may enjoy the most.
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Highly rewarding tasks, by default, are also high in difficulty and complexity. Caregiving is definitely one of them. But the rewards that caregiving offers to the caregivers are not material; they are rewards of spiritual and emotional significance. It is something that rewards the being in essence. So, the hardship that comes along with it is also somewhat graver in consequences. Reaping the spiritual harvest out of caregiving too is not easy for the uninitiated. But for seasoned caregivers like Comfort Keepers Home Care San Mateo its intensely spiritual.
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Mike Morse's luck isn't getting any better.
The Seattle backup infielder/outfielder will miss the entire season after having had shoulder surgery Tuesday.
The prognosis is that Morse, who dislocated his shoulder on April 13 while trying to make a diving catch against the Angels, will be out six months. He can start swinging a bat in about four months.
Mariner medical director Dr. Edward Khalfayan performed the surgery, which he said "went well." Khalfayan performed a shoulder reconstruction, which included repairing a torn labrum.
Morse, who hit almost .500 this spring to make the team, was having trouble getting playing time once the season started. Now it appears he'll have to go through the same process of winning a job next spring.


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Now I see y'all are having a great time with this word search puzzle. I suggest that you not think so much about what words to add but start with simple puzzles and then go to that dictionary and throw in some 'BIG WORDS". I believe there is also a site where you can build crossword puzzles. Since most family reunions will not be happening until the summer you have ample opportunities to create a book of multiple puzzles for grab bags. I love those word search. Can't figure out that sodufu puzzle. Makes me think too much :-{
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A topical picture and message for Chris Grayling, Shadow Home Secretary, who is currently at the centre of a gay rights row, after he suggested bed and breakfast owners should have the right to ban homosexual couples.
The MP was caught on tape [1] talking about whether a Christian B & B owner should be able to exclude a gay couple. He thinks they should apparently.
HT to Triston Wallace [2] @triston who drew it to my attention here [3].
This is for you Chris and all the other people who think Jesus urged people to withold hospitality from (those that some consider) 'sinners':
Links:[1] http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8602457.stm
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Arthur Capel, 1st Baron Capel
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Arthur Capel, 1st Baron Capel
probably after John Hoskins
watercolour on vellum, based on a work of 1647
3 in. x 2 1/2 in. (76 mm x 64 mm) oval
Transferred from National Gallery, 1994
Primary Collection
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- Arthur Capel, 1st Baron Capel (1604-1649), Writer, royalist and politician; MP for Hertfordshire. Sitter associated with 21 portraits.
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- John Hoskins (circa 1590-1665), Miniature painter. Artist associated with 11 portraits, Sitter in 1 portrait.
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- Saywell, David; Simon, Jacob, Complete Illustrated Catalogue, 2004, p. 101
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Current affairsPutney debaters. Civilian Levellers and parliamentary soldiers discuss a new constitution for the country; discussions focus on drafted proposals from both groups with Commissary-General Henry Ireton attempting to moderate the Levellers's radical Agreement of the People.
Scots surrender Charles I to Parliament. Imprisoned at various locations, Charles enjoys relative freedom.
Art and scienceMariner, Sir Robert Dudley, publishes his maritime encyclopedia, Dell' Arcano del Mare with illustrations by Antonio Francesco Lucini. Written in Italian, the pioneering work includes cartography by Dudley of the earliest printed sea atlas of the world.
Anglo-Dutch portrait painter, Daniel Mytens, Van Dyck's predecessor as court painter, dies.
InternationalReleased from the Tower, George Monck, Duke of Albemarle, is appointed commander of Parliament's forces in eastern Ulster.
The Irish Confederate suffer resounding defeats at the battles of Dungan's Hill and Knocknanauss against English Parliamentary forces.
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