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LSU Names Rainmakers
At a top-tier research university like LSU, the work and contributions of faculty members extend far beyond the classroom. Academic researchers must consistently balance teaching and departmental responsibilities, along with external expectations such as securing funding for their research and establishing the impact of their findings to the scholarly community and society as a whole.
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LSU abounds with faculty who accomplish these tasks exceedingly well, demonstrating superior drive and passion for both the areas they study and the students they teach. Each year, the university's Office of Research & Economic Development, or ORED, with the support of Campus Federal Credit Union, finds and honors these achievers with LSU's Rainmaker Awards for Research and Creative Activity.
Rainmakers are those faculty members who garner national and international recognition for innovative research and creative scholarship, compete for external funding at the highest levels and attract and mentor exceptional graduate students. These outstanding faculty represent a vast range of research areas, from mechanical engineering to communication studies, and exhibit excellence at every stage of the academic career, from rising researchers to seasoned scholars.
"We are proud to recognize those faculty members who are so integral to our success as an institution," said Thomas Klei, LSU interim vice chancellor of research and economic development, who presented the awards in a ceremony at the Faculty Club in April. "These researchers and creative scholars truly exemplify what it means to be an LSU Rainmaker. We couldn't do this without the support of Campus Federal Credit Union, and we thank them for their support of our commitment to scholarly excellence."
Ron Moreau, vice president of business development and community relations at Campus Federal, was also on hand to congratulate the recipients.
"We [Campus Federal] understand the important role research plays in LSU's long-term success," said Moreau. "But more importantly, we admire the dedication and diligent efforts of so many LSU faculty who use research and innovation to improve the quality of education for all students. Campus Federal was founded by seven distinguished LSU faculty members in 1934, and it seems only fitting that we support the distinguished faculty known as Rainmakers for their accomplishments in research today."
Each of the following award-winning faculty members has met one or more of the criteria for high-quality research or creative activities and scholarship, which include, but are not limited to: publication in a high-impact journal(s); a highly cited work; external awards; invited presentations at national and international meetings; high journal publication productivity; critically acclaimed book publication(s), performance(s), exhibit(s) or theatrical production(s); high grant productivity; and, for more senior candidates, outstanding citation records and high-impact invited presentations at national and international meetings.
Emerging Scholar Award
This award recognizes a junior faculty member who has accomplished outstanding research or creative productivity and scholarship in his or her field, typically in no more than eight years at the assistant or associate professor level.
This year's Emerging Scholars are:
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Tim Slack, associate professor of sociology, who received the Emerging Scholar Award in Arts, Humanities and Social or Behavioral Sciences. Slack's research, which explores social stratification and demography with emphasis on economic and spatial inequality, has earned grants from the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of the Interior. This funding allows Slack and his research team to study social and regional issues such as place-based poverty dynamics, household livelihood strategies and disaster vulnerability and resilience.
"The current policy-making context is a hyper-ideological one," Slack said. "But we live in an age when the availability of social and economic data and methods for social scientific analysis have never been better. Daniel Patrick Moynihan is quoted as saying, 'Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts.' I'd like to see my work contribute some of those facts to help inform collective decision making. "
Slack said he feels extremely honored to receive the Rainmaker Emerging Scholar Award. "Having colleagues both inside and outside of LSU provide me special recognition for my early career work is humbling," said Slack. "I certainly could have never realized the success that I've had without being lucky enough to be associated with some really great colleagues and students."
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Ying "Jane" Wang, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, who received the Emerging Scholar Award in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Wang's area of research focuses on novel synthesis of nanomaterials and ultrathin films for high-performance solar cells, advanced lithium-ion batteries and efficient oil-spill cleanup applications. Wang has published 29 journal papers and 12 conference proceedings, which have received more than 1,000 independent citations, and she has been principal investigator for seven grants at the university.
"My research is at the boundary between several disciplines, such as chemistry, physics, materials science and engineering," Wang said. "I hope to establish large-scale collaborations with faculty in these departments, and I would like to see my work make significant contributions to the growth and evolution of materials and energy-related research at LSU."
Being named an LSU Rainmaker is "particularly encouraging to junior faculty and female faculty like me," Wang said.
"I believe new materials design and synthesis are very important to developments of next-generation energy technologies, which in turn will widely impact the economy in the state and the country."
Slack and Wang were each awarded a one-time stipend of $1,000 and a plaque in recognition of their achievements.
Mid-Career Scholar Award
This award recognizes a faculty member at the level of associate professor level or recently promoted to full professor who exhibits a sustained program of excellence, has typically eight to 15 years of research or creative activities and scholarship and has strong name recognition in his or her field.
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This year's recipient is Milen Yakimov, professor of mathematics. Yakimov's research in noncommutative algebra studies the structure and geometric and algebraic properties of noncommutative rings. Yakimov has settled various well-known open mathematical problems throughout his career, and one of his most recent accomplishments is finding proof for the long-standing Andruskiewitsch-Dumas conjecture. He is currently working on another conjecture which, if proven, will lead to a third large family of catenary algebras.
"Algebra is one of the main areas of pure mathematics," Yakimov said. "I hope my research will increase the presence of our university in this area, both in terms of educating graduate and undergraduate students and in research accomplishments."
He said being named an LSU Rainmaker was a tremendous honor and "a great motivation to work more and to attempt harder problems."
Yakimov received a one-time stipend of $1,000 and a plaque recognizing his achievements.
Senior Scholar Award
This award recognizes a faculty member whose work is comparable to the quality of that considered for the Distinguished Research Master award or Boyd Professor designation. The Senior Scholar Award is typically reserved for a faculty member who has been promoted to full professor and has exhibited a sustained program of excellence as measured by significant contributions to the faculty member's field of research or creative activity for 15 or more years.
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This year's Senior Scholars are:
James Honeycutt, professor of communication studies, who received the Senior Scholar Award in Arts, Humanities and Social or Behavioral Sciences. Honeycutt's research, which focuses on social cognition, imagined interactions and relational communication, involves interdisciplinary applications in communication, psychology and family studies. His major career accomplishments include creating the Imagined Interaction Theory, forming an imagined interaction research program and the Matchbox Interaction Lab at LSU and delivering a keynote address at Yale University for the American Association for the Study of Mental Imagery.
"Being named an LSU Rainmaker Senior Scholar is memorable," Honeycutt said. "LSU is the flagship university of the state, and I am very proud to be part of 'The Louisiana State University.'"
Jacqueline Stephens, professor of biological sciences, who received the Senior Scholar Award in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Stephens' research program studies adipocyte cells and obesity's role in the development of type 2 diabetes. Stephens, who is also the Claude B. Pennington Jr. Endowed Chair in Biomedical Research at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center, has been an invited speaker at Harvard Medical School and the University of Chicago Kovler Diabetes Center, and her recent work has been published in various academic journals, including Trends in Endocrinology and Metabolism.
"It is a joy to get an award like the Rainmaker from LSU," Stephens said. "It is always a great feeling when you are recognized at your own university and know you have the support of your colleagues."
Honeycutt and Stephens were each awarded a one-time stipend of $1,000 and a plaque in recognition of their achievements.


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How to get a very modern and stylish house? Cedric Meuris and Bernard Devaux took two art nouveau houses circa 1906 in Brussels, Belgium and renovate them in white. Then they added an fantastic collection of mid 20th Century Scandinavian furniture and a layer with original art. Continue reading
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Botanist Tables and Benches Collection – stylish and eco-friendly furniture.
Mirrowall – mirror wall system from Duravit
Harlequin Lighting Which Suits Every Mood
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Unusual Looking Sun Lounger With Storage Basket – Fatback Sunlounger
The Fatback sunlounger is designed by a Japanese designer, Nendo, for this year collection by Tectona. It doesn't look much like other sun loungers out there thanks to unusual proportions. It is made of woven resin and features a quite spacious storage basket that also serves as a cool back for a pillow. Continue reading
Flexible and Mobile Workstation For Office and Home
Mobi by Abstracta is an innovative mobile workstation that allows the user to reconfigure his or her workspace on demand. It's developed for flexible work environments but is comfortable to use at home, too. Mobi consists of a work surface and a sound-absorbing partition on locking wheels, so it can be easily moved by one person. Continue reading
Coastal House Design with Rear Sheltered Courtyard and Wood Fired Pizza Oven
This relaxing holiday home is located in Emu Bay, Australia. It features panoramic sea views but is protected from winds. There are several timber decked terraces which provide outdoor seating depending on wind direction. Continue reading
House on Restrictive Narrow Lot with Loft-Like Interior Plan
Noyack Creek House is one of the latest works of Bates Masi Architects which already won 11 architectural awards. It belongs to a New York actor as his place for relaxing and entertaining. The house was built on restrictive narrow lot fronting the tidal estuary of Noyack Creek. Continue reading
55 Awesome Sunroom Design Ideas
When Spring has come you start to dream about a sunroom. It might be still too cold outside but in such room you can enjoy some sunlight without catching a flu. A sunroom is perfect place to relax while enjoying a view, read a book, meet with friends, or even to sleep during the day. Continue reading
The Most Amazing Villa In Mexico
The history of this villa has started in 1968 when a young Italian named Gian Franco Brignione saw these bays and lagoons from a small plane. Nowadays it is one of the most amazing villas in Costa Careyes, Mexico. Breathtaking views and the infinity pool are things that make it so unique, exclusive and luxury.The three bedroom in the main house have direct pool access and are complemented by a tower bedroom suite and two bungalows accessible by an electric gondola. Continue reading
Really Cool Ping Pong Dining Table Made Of Concrete And Steel
This is probably the most cool ping pong table I've ever seen. It's made of concrete and steel so it's suitable for constant outdoor use. Besides, it can easily be transformed into a dining table so it's very practical. The table is made to Ping Pong regulation size, with acid etched lines that will last as long as the table and a smooth surface that provides a great "bounce". Continue reading
Modern House Constructed in 1929 – Villa Savoye by Le Corbusier
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In addition to the indoor pool, there is a whirlpool, sauna, steam bath, ice fountain, and solarium—everything needed for complete relaxation.
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Kids' Pool
Providing a space for our youngest guests to perfect their strokes, our 28-square-meter Kids' Pool is opportunely located near the Kids' Park under the shade of palm and pine trees. Opening hours are the same as Kid's Club depending on the season.
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Surrounded by the beauty of our spacious winter garden lays our 645-square-foot indoor pool. Maintaining a temperature of 28 ºC, it is an ideal choice for a calming dip, no matter the weather. Opening daily from 10am to 8:30pm.


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Mets News:
Two days ago, Kyle Farnsworth was the New York Mets' closer. Now, Officially, the Mets outrighted Farnsworth to Triple-A Las Vegas after Wednesday night's 4-0 loss to the New York Yankees.
But Farnsworth has the right to refuse the assignment, and it seems a certainty that he will.
Farnsworth told ESPN he has his own plans?
"Hopefully find a team to play against this team," Farnsworth said. "I'm very bitter right now."
The Mets saved a significant amount of money by dumping Farnsworth now. He signed an advance consent letter before the season, allowing the team to avoid paying his full contract if he was gone before the 45th
day he was on the roster. Farnsworth wasn't added to the roster until April 2.
Farnsworth's original deal with the Mets was for $1 million, so by getting rid of him now, the Mets save about $750,000.
Farnsworth, a 38-year-old veteran in his 16th big league season, became the Mets' closer after Bobby Parnell was injured and Jose Valverde failed. Farnsworth appeared in 19 games for the Mets, with a 3.18 ERA and three saves in four chances.


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https://firstname.lastname@example.com 0 0 David Chartier https://email@example.com David Chartier2012-08-03 10:35:032014-12-19 14:35:47Tap Magazine says 1Password Pro is "one of the Top 100 Apps everyone should install right now"
Tap Magazine says 1Password Pro is "one of the Top 100 Apps everyone should install right now"
We don't always wake up to an award on Friday.
But when we do, we're glad the award is from Tap Magazine.
We were thrilled to hear this morning that Tap, the iPhone and iPad Magazine, has named 1Password Pro (our universal version for iPhone and iPad) as "one of the 100 apps that everyone with an iOS device should install right now." I mean, we've kinda thought the same thing for a while now, but it's always good to get a second opinion!
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The Time for Rich Rodriguez To Deliver is NowFebruary 2, 2010
According to Rivals.com, the University of Michigan has the 20th best recruiting class in the nation. This isn't a big surprise-Michigan has had stellar recruiting classes for a number of years and this year is no exception.
Since coming to Michigan in 2008, head coach Rich Rodriguez has finished with top-10 recruiting classes each of the past two years. This year's batch of recruits at present includes five four-star recruits including Inkster H.S. quarterback Devin Gardner.
But for all the excitement and new talent that comes with National Signing Day one thing is for sure: this year Michigan must show significant improvement under Rodriguez.
Rodriguez's struggles at Michigan are well documented. He's got an 8-16 record in two years and hasn't led the Wolverines to a bowl berth. His biggest win in two years was against then No. 9 Wisconsin in 2008. This year the expectations are high for Michigan and understandably so. The Michigan faithful is tired of waiting.
For being such a heralded coach, it seems like Rodriguez has only dug an ever-growing hole during his time in Ann Arbor. Alumni seem to be split in their opinion of him. People question his commitment to Michigan and his understanding of its traditions. Not to mention there's the whole controversy with his practices.
The general consensus seems to be that should Rodriguez fail again this year, he's out for sure. I think that's a fair assumption, but the expectations shouldn't be too unreasonable. Eight to ten wins and a bowl win seem reasonable. Going to a BCS game would be nice, but I don't see Michigan making that leap yet. But Rodriguez has players that fit his system and he's had time to implement it.
The time for excuses is over. Rodriguez must prove he can win against quality opponents and show the Michigan faithful that the Wolverines are on the right track. Wins last year against Eastern Michigan, Western Michigan, and the blowout of Delaware State were good confidence builders, but once U-M hit the Big Ten schedule, it were done for.
If not for last second heroics against Indiana and Notre Dame, Michigan would've been 3-9 again.
The time for real results is now.
Among those eight to ten wins, a couple of rivalry wins would definitely help Rodriguez. Notre Dame will be in its first season under Brian Kelly but you can bet the Fighting Irish won't be taken lightly. A win against Michigan State is going to be hard to come by but it can be done. And it's about time Jim Tressel stopped imposing his will on the Wolverines year after year.
Michigan can easily go 3-1 in non conference games and then see what happens in the Big Ten part of their schedule, but they have to beat the weak Big Ten teams and also show that they can hold their own in the conference.
For all the criticism of former head coach Lloyd Carr, at least his teams were consistent. His recruiting classes were always highly ranked, his teams usually beat the teams they were supposed to beat and they earned bowl berths.
True, Michigan had quite a few disappointments in Carr's final years like the loss to Appalachian State and three straight Rose Bowl losses, but I'd bet there are at least a few Michigan fans who would give anything for Carr to come back, especially with the way things have gone the last two years.
I've never bought the argument that Rodriguez struggled his first year because he didn't have enough talent. Upon Carr's departure, there was plenty of talent (assuming players stayed), but Rodriguez was adamant about installing the spread offense immediately instead of maybe transitioning slowly from pro-style offense into the spread and many players left as a result.
Rodriguez could've had Ryan Mallett at quarterback, who last I checked was doing a heck of a job at Arkansas, though I think Mallett made a good move by transferring. Adrian Arrington and Mario Manningham would've provided depth at wide receiver and I'm sure someone (perhaps Sam McGuffie) would have filled the void at running back left by Mike Hart.
There were also some key departures on the offensive line, but Michigan has continually produced linemen and it's certain that new players would have eventually stepped up.
If Rodriguez is fired, I'll be interested to see who Michigan tries to court. As much as Michigan holds to the idea of Michigan men coaching Michigan, I don't know how lucky they'll be. Michigan's courtship of Les Miles a few years ago seemed ill-fated from the beginning.
Miles was headed to the national title game and really had no reason to leave LSU. The chances could be more favorable this time with Miles' teams having rough seasons the past few years, but who knows? New Michigan AD David Brandon might have his own ideas on who he wants to coach Michigan.
Another name tossed around is Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh. As an alumnus who's been openly critical of Michigan, I don't know what sort of relationship he has with the school and how seriously he would be considered.
Rodriguez has the pedigree and talks constantly of how his team is moving in the right direction.
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Bush may be a great president, but he doesn't have the backbone that people suggest he has. Therefore, I must change my signature.
We could have taken out Syria almost two years ago, but Bush apparently was more interested in re-election than in taking down internation terrorism. True, we probably didn't have a good plan for "the day after." But also true is that more than a thousand American soldiers have died from insurgent actions since then.
War rarely ever goes according to plan.
Now the absolutely disgusting things Bush is saying now. Basically offering to pay Iran not to attack us. I know, I know, it's all part of Bush's stupid game with the Europeans. We all know 3+ months won't make a bit of difference. Besides, if it makes it to the joke known as the UN Security Council, China will veto it. So we'll be right back to where we are today - unilateral action or else. And how long do you think Israel is willing to just wait??? While you play your games, Israel may be forced to potentially destabilize the entire Middle East in self-defense.
Did you notice that the Iranian plane protestors (I salute all of you!) also called on the US to stop negiotating with the Iranian regime? They know what's going on. Ultimately, Bush's game might work. But what he's saying will be very disheartening to Iranian freedom-lovers. On January 20th, he was gung-ho on freedom. It certainly doesn't sound like that now. Bush has now descended to attempted bribery. Why didn't you try to bribe Saddam? I thought it was against US policy to negiotate with terrorists? Why should the Iranian people trust you now?
Again, Bush's game might work, but I hope he's thought about all the consequences. The fact is, the only good option for Iran is for the Iranians themselves to revolt. What Bush says now hinders that.
Is Bush trying to cement a legacy together, and look good in the face of the international world? I certainly hope not.
For the final time - this is supposed to be the War on Terror, *not* Negiotate with Terror !!!
All right, I'll settle down. For now....
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As your child grows older, so does his universe. Read this article to learn how fun everyday activities can encourage your growing baby's development.
Your baby is now over six months old and beginning a whole new phase of his life – one which sees him become more active, more curious and more ready to explore the world around him.
As your baby grows, so does his radius of exploration. The fun, games and learning are now not limited to home or short walks to the neighbourhood park. At over six months of age, your baby is becoming more social – there are more playdates, longer car rides, frequent visits to grandparents and perhaps a shopping trip or two with mummy and daddy.
At this stage or rapid learning and exploration, it is important that he receive plenty of stimulation along with proper nutrition to match each development stage.
Providing your child with stimulation does not have to be complex and elaborate. There are so many everyday ways in which you can impact your baby's development. Here are some easy to do activities for you to engage in with your child to encourage his Cognitive, Motor, Communication and Social skills between the ages of 7 months and 12 months1.
Building cognitive skills
Playing pickup: Retrieve your baby's toys when he drops them — he'll probably do this over and over again as he experiments with cause and effect.
Provide toys that respond to your baby's touch: If a toy makes a noise, lights up, or pops open when handled a certain way, your baby will react with surprise and delight—and work hard to figure out how to make it happen again.
Watch for peekaboo developments: Your baby's understanding of object permanence is improving, so you're likely to see signs that he's catching on that you're hiding and haven't really disappeared.
Developing Motor Skills
Give toys he can handle: Choose toys that your child can explore with his hands. These items improve his hand-eye coordination and dexterity.
Clear space for crawling: As your baby begins to crawl and then moves on to cruising, make sure there's a child-safe play space for him to explore.
Add toys to water play: Sit your baby in the bathtub with a few inches of water and an assortment of toys so she can practice sitting and handling objects at the same time. Keep her under constant watch when in the water.
Let him join in feeding: At mealtime, give your baby a wide-handled plastic spoon and a cup to encourage self-feeding.
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Tokyo Rad
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Radiation leaks from the damaged nuclear reactor cores at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Station have sparked panic as far away as Europe and the United States.
The radiation levels are indeed high, but dangerous (at the moment) only in the area immediately surrounding the plant. Once the weather warms up a bit in Tokyo, Japanese are expected to irradiate themselves normally.
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I was up in Sendai three days after the devastating earthquake and tsunami of March 11, 2011, and shot these photographs at Koriyama Junior High School, which was being used as an refugee center. The center had been used by around 600 people in the three days since the quake, with many people returning to their homes during the day to try to clean up and repair earthquake damage. Food was very short when I was there, as the authorities had not yet managed to establish a reliable logistics chain to provide even the essentials to refugee centers. "Milk soup", referenced above, is simply warm milk.
Sendai Gas
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I was up in Sendai three days after the devastating earthquake and tsunami of March 11, 2011, and shot these photographs not far from the Wakabayashi District, which was devastated by the tsunami. We stopped at this station to shoot some pictures, then continued in to Wakabayashi. When we returned, several hours later, the station had run out of gas and was closed for the day.
The man in the third and fourth panels was the station manager; the kid sitting on the ground with the battery-powered drill was indeed the most junior man, if you don't include the little girl (second panel) who was manning the cash drawer (and solar-powered calculator).
Think of the Teetotalers
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For those not following along, yesterday Tokyo's tap water was found to contain levels of radioactive contaminants judged possibly harmful to infants. Very soon after the announcement, every bottle of water in Tokyo (and further afield) had been stripped from the shelves. Some took more than their fair share.
Reach Out and Touch Someone
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This one combines today's news - Tokyo government officials advised residents not to give tap water to infants or use it in formula after tests at a purification plant detected higher levels of radioactive iodine - with the catfight among Japan-based foreigners (gaijin) about who's most loyal to Japan, evidenced by whether or not they left Tokyo last week during the (ongoing) uncertainty over the resolution of the crisis at the Fukushima power plant.
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This isn't a comic, but follows from my ongoing (as a resident of the Tokyo area) interest in the battle to bring the Fukushima nuclear reactors under control. Today's news: Tokyo government officials advised residents not to give tap water to infants or use it in formula after tests at a purification plant detected higher levels of radioactive iodine.
Fun for the whole family!
Somewhere in Tokyo: Morning Commute
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As Japan-based foreigners tear one another to pieces like rabid dogs over who's most loyal to Japan, evidenced by whether or not they left Tokyo last week during the (ongoing) uncertainty over the resolution of the crisis at the Fukushima power plant, Japanese residents of the capital – who outnumber foreigners by, I dunno, 99 to 1? – continue to ... not give a shit.
TEPCO Spokesman Statement from Fukushima
Fukushima 50
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The 70 or so workers who are trying to get the reactor cores and spent fuel storage pools at the Fukushima power plant under control have been celebrated worldwide for their courage in the face of potentially deadly radiation.
In yesterday's Guardian, however, reporter Suzanne Goldenberg revealed that at least one (disappointingly, Goldenberg writes her feature based on only one) of the "Fukushima 50" is not a highly trained nuclear engineer but rather, a local farmer hired to do construction work.
Regime Change
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For those who haven't been following along, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano has been Japan's point man during the earthquake/tsunami/nuclear meltdown crisis; Prime Minister Naoto Kan has been very much in the background. Kan was a dead man walking before the quake hit, and has not made an effort to resuscitate himself via post-quake heroism. The hero to date has been Edano, whom some believe the Democratic Party of Japan may be positioning to inherit Kan's mantle as prime minister.
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At the Inaugural All-Japan Wheelchair Races ...
Fukushima Fallout
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Japan's chief government spokesman said Saturday that higher-than-normal levels of radiation were detected in milk produced in Fukushima Prefecture and spinach from neighboring Ibaraki Prefecture, raising concerns over possible contamination from the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
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I was up in Sendai three days after the devastating earthquake and tsunami of March 11, 2011, and saw two cities: the Sendai that was hard-hit by the fourth largest earthquake in recorded history, and which survived – amazingly – nearly intact, and the Sendai near the ocean, which was completely demolished by the tsunami that followed the quake, with tremendous loss of life.
I shot these photographs in "tsunami Sendai", in the Wakabayashi District, where teams of firefighters were working to locate and recovery bodies. These two men were part of a team from Masuda City in Shimane Prefecture, a long, long way from Sendai. I've taken a bit of license with my translation, to distill their conversation down to its essence.
Great Business Ideas: Tokyo Nuclear Power Plant Edition
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In my village, around 350 kilometers from the epicenter, yesterday's earthquake was long and slow, but inflicted no major damage. [The major damage was inflicted along Japan's northern Pacific coast, and excellent coverage can be found in many places.] The subsequent tsunami alert prompted some local fishermen to put to sea, but most of the others thought it was too windy to put out safely, so they tried to tie down their boats as well as they could.
As it turned out, we didn't get a tsunami wave of any significance, probably because the village faces in the opposite direction to the epicenter, and is shielded by two peninsulas.
Want to help the earthquake victims? The Red Cross is always a good port in a storm. Japan Red Cross here, but site down now.
The Fight Against Galapagosization
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Following the resignation of Seiji Maehara over campaign finance improprieties, Prime Minister Naoto Kan named Takeaki Matsumoto Japan's new Foreign Minister.
In keeping with the Japanese political tradition of "more of the same", Matsumoto's great-grandfather was Japan's first prime minister. Matsumoto was Deputy Foreign Minister prior to his elevation to Foreign Minister.
Note to those unfamiliar with Japan: galapagosization refers to the Japanese belief that Japanese business practices (and products) develop in isolation from the global business community because Japanese companies are focused nearly wholly on the domestic market. The reference is to the divergent evolution of flora and fauna that can be found on the Galapagos Islands. In the mainstream Japanese view, there's nothing wrong with galapagosization.
In Japan, Hay Fever Season Is Nothing to Sneeze At
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Hay fever is big business in Japan, as sufferers spend a reported $1.24 billion (103 billion yen) a year on remedies for the sneezing, itchy eyes and runny noses that accompany allergies to cedar and cypress pollen.
29-year-old Yu Kawakami named Best Mature Actress at Japan porn awards
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Yu Kawakami was named 'Best Mature Actress' at the Sky PerfecTV! Adult Broadcasting Awards 2011 that took place Monday night in Tokyo. 'Mature', in Japanese adult video parlance, means "appealing to men who have a bit of an Oedipal Complex". Or so I'm told by those with far more experience of the genre than I ...
[Note for non-native English speakers: learn about jumping bones here.]
In politics, as elsewhere, timing is everything
Japanese Foreign Minister Seiji Maehara has been brought down by illegal campaign donations received from a "foreign national". Who is a 72-year-old restaurant owner Maehara has known since he was 14.
The Wall Street Journal's Mariko Sanchanta explains: "Hundreds of thousands of Koreans still live in Japan today, a legacy from the Second World War, and most have retained their South Korean citizenship though they speak Japanese fluently. These individuals are not permitted to vote in elections and are still considered "foreigners," though many have been living in Japan for decades and paying taxes."
More interestingly, when former Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto was holding Japan's top office, it was (heavily) rumored that while he had served as Foreign Minister, over 10 years previously, he had had an affair with a woman believed to have been China's senior spy in Japan at the time.
In politics, as elsewhere, timing is everything.
Tokyo Metro Manners: Korean Girl Bands
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The Tokyo Metro has been running a 'manners campaign' for several years, and each month publishes a new poster in stations. Over the months, the campaign has pretty much covered every bit of proscribed activity (don't throw up on your fellow passengers, don't practice your golf swing on the platform with a wet umbrella, etc.) imaginable, and six or so months ago moved on to behavior that is apparently encouraged.
The above images are 'repurposed' from a campaign poster that urges passengers to be considerate of their fellow travelers by not blocking the exit doors. Besides clogged train doorways, middle-aged and elderly Japanese (seemingly the beneficiaries of most of the manners posters) are also facing the inexorable decline of their culture, most recently evidenced by the rising popularity of Korean girl bands at the expense of Japanese ones.
And the vegetarianism reference, of course, is to Japan's "herbivore men".
Yes, it's a difficult time in Japan.
Great thanks to @JM_Leee for the Korean translations and checking!
[To see other cartoons and comics in the Tokyo Metro series, click here or on "Tokyo Metro" in the labels below.]
Japanese Pilots Practice Before Scrambling to Intercept Chinese Fighters Near Senkakus
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Japan scrambled fighters yesterday after radar detected the two Chinese navy planes flying near the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea.
Given the Japan penchant for proceeding cautiously, however, interceptor squadron pilots rehearsed their planned actions prior to takeoff, closely following a long-established order of battle.
And THIS Week, We're Seceding from Arizona!
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A handful of disgruntled Arizonans are agitating for Pima County (Tucson is there) to secede from Arizona, and form the 51st American state. Co-chairman of the Start Our State movement is Paul Eckerstrom,former Democratic Party chairman for Pima County and – for a period of around two weeks in early 2009 – former chairman of the Democratic Party for Arizona.
Eckerstrom, you see, won the state party chair, then resigned it via e-mail only two weeks later, saying he'd misjudged the amount of work required to serve as state party chairman, Tucson-based attorney, and husband and father. Good luck with that secession thing, then, Paul. Probably won't take up much of your time at all.
[Seriously, though, Paul, there's not much to criticize about a man who chooses family over a party chairmanship. We're aiming at the secession thing here ... and probably will continue to do so until it slides beneath the waves.]
Baja Arizona: We're on Facebook!
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As Cartoonist-in-Chief for TucsonSentinel.com, I have been privileged over the past couple of years to see a few wacky news stories up close.
The latest is an effort by a handful (okay, the media are reporting several thousand "likes" on the group's Facebook page) of disgruntled Arizonans in Pima County to secede from the state, and form the 51st American state.
Pima County is home to the Pima Indians, who, though they were there first (and hold sovereign lands amounting to some 40% of the country's territory), presumably have not been consulted about the secession.
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Deck the Hall Ball lineup announced
We still have Halloween and Thanksgiving to go before Christmas season hits but it's never too early to plan for the Deck the Hall Ball. It'll be on Dec. 4 at KeyArena and tickets go on sale Friday.
The annual show sponsored by Seattle's 107.7 The End (KNDD) will feature The Killers, M83, Metric, The Lumineers, Passion Pit, AWOLNation, Grouplove, Of Monsters and Men and The Joy Formidable.
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What does ZRO2 mean in Chemistry?
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Zirconium Dioxide
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Writing Through
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Jerome Rothenberg has been writing for more than forty years. His first book of translations, New Young German Poets, was published in 1959. Translations from this 1959 collection make up the first section of Writing Through: Translations and Variations. Such important German poets as Paul Celan, Ingeborg Bachmann, and Hans Magnus Enzensberger are included. Writing Through is divided into three sections: "Translating the New," "Translating the Old," and "Otherings and Variations." In addition to the German poets, the first section includes such unique poetic voices as Tristan Tzara, Hans Arp, Pablo Neruda, Vicente Huidobro, Kurt Schwitters, and the artist Pablo Picasso. It is always fascinating to observe how a translator approaches the text that he wishes to transform into another language. Some translators take a quite literal approach to the task at hand and leave no room for inspiration. Rothenberg, being a poet himself, reaches for the spirit of the original work. It can be said, though, that a translated work has two authors. On occasion, a translator will even create something that seemingly has no connection to the original.
In the second section, Rothenberg includes translations from such collections as Technicians of the Sacred (1968), Shaking the Pumpkin (1972), and A Big Jewish Book (1977). In these translations, Rothenberg poignantly captures the spirit of both Native American and Hebrew works. It cannot be avoided though that his translations of the sacred texts have the mark of a contemporary sensibility. With this in mind, the reader can still relish in the encounter with these fragile texts. For the final section, Rothenberg has grouped together a number of his own poems that were inspired by the reading and deciphering of several non-English speaking poets. The poems of this section are truly nothing less than lively experiments and innovative excursions. Writing Through is a wonderful overview of Rothenberg's career as a translator and as a poet who has been greatly influenced by many cultural sources.


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Since graduating from Edinburgh College of Art in 2006, Scottish painter Leo du Feu has worked full-time from his childhood hometown of Linlithgow. Landscape and nature are his chief inspirations and birdlife is increasing playing a role in his work.
Leo likes to sketch and paint out of doors, from life. He makes trips around Scotland to explore new areas and to paint what he finds. For several years these artistic explorations have been supported by train operator ScotRail, without whom Leo's continued trips would be impossible.
Leo's work is exhibited in galleries around Scotland and the UK and has been recognised with various prizes and commissions. In 2009 Leo sketched for two weeks in Orkney thanks to an award from the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour (RSW) and in 2010 he spent six weeks travelling 3,000 miles across Canada as recipient of a Royal Over-Seas League Art's Commonwealth Travel Scholarship. The results of this trip are published in a book, Sketches from Canada. Leo's second book, Landscapes & Birds of Scotland, will be launched in October 2013 alongside a solo exhibition at the Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts' Kelly Gallery in central Glasgow.
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New Castle News 1 May 1907 New Castle, Pennsylvania
Mrs. Barney Bush of Montgomery Avenue, who for some time has been ill at the home of her brother, Ira Bush, is said to be improving.
New Castle News 9 Dec 1910 New Castle Pennsylvania (page 13)
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John M. Dungan
John M Dungan, a well known resident of Wabash Avenue, died at the New Castle Hospital Thursday evening 8 December 1910.He had been ill for about two weeks suffering from pneumonia and was taken to the hospital sometime ago but the physicians were powerless to check the advance of the disease, and he passed away last evening.
Mr. Dungan was 68 years of age.He was the son of the late Honorable Thomas Dungan of North Beaver township who was the first to represent Lawrence County in the state legislature.John M Dungan was a member of a large family and is survived by five brothers, William W. the reverend George W. and Q. A. Dungan, all living in Nebraska.H. W. of Mahoningtown and E.W. Dungan of Mercer County.
The deceased was for many years a member of Bethel U.P. church, and served as a ruling elder for ten years or more.When he removed to Mahoningtown, he first affiliated himself with the M.E. Church, but later with the Presbyterian Church of which he was a member until death.His wife and three children all preceded him in death.Thomas his son was killed on the B R and P railroad, and his two daughters Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Ira Bush died recently of tuberculosis.His grandchildren number 9.Mr. Dungan was the Uncle to the well known police officer T.D. Davidson.
Mr. Dungan was known as a man of faith and prayer and honest integrity and will be missed by his church and his among a wide circle of friends and neighbors.He was employed for several years by Standard Steele Car Works and was held in esteem both by the managers and all the workmen.
The funeral will be held Sunday morning Dec 11 in the Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church at 10:15.A second service will be held after the regular church service at the Bethel U.P. Church, and the interment will be made at Bethel Cemetery.
Mr. John M Dungan in the 1900 Census was living with his son in law Barney Bush and daugher Jennie (Barney's wife) in New Castle ward 7 District 110 Lawrence County, Pennsylvania.John's wife Catherine there also.Mr. Dungan was a U.S. mail carrier at that time.So, thereafter, Catherine, Jennie and Mary (Ira Bush's wife) all passed, before John Dungan did.


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@veryvalentine It was so nice to meet you too. Your wedding pictures were amazing you looked so beautiful!!! I forgot to say congrats on your marriage. All the best to you and your new husband!
Toronto (Gta) Brides Meet Up?!
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Posted 17 August 2015 - 08:42 AM
Great pics ladies! Looks like you had a great time!
Okay, let's plan another one so I can come Early October work for everyone? How is Friday, October 2nd?
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@veryvalentine Aww i'm so glad you came!!! I loved being able to see your pictures and finally meet you in person. You are such a fun person to interact with and I loved hearing all of your stories from the wedding. Can't wait until our next meet up
@deecol Oct 2 is good for me!
Posted 17 August 2015 - 09:06 AM
@deecol We definitely missed you! For our next meetupWe will have perfected the meet up by having roundtables!
I am totally free for the next one. I hope everyone from last round can make it and we pick up a few more joiners.
Watch out Toronto, Destination wedding brides are taking over!
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Posted 17 August 2015 - 09:07 AM
@veryvalentine could not agree more! That will have to be our prerequisite when reserving our next spot.
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Yessssss!!! I'm so excited to meet you ladies!
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Posted 17 August 2015 - 09:36 AM
October 2nd works for me too
Excited to chat over a round table and to meet @deecol and any others who couldn't make it out on Friday!
Posted 17 August 2015 - 09:47 AM
@krystalball Awesome!!! That's 4 so far
We'll have to pick a place as well, assuming downtown is still the most accessible for everyone?
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Posted 17 August 2015 - 10:01 AM
Downtown is probably best since it's most central and there's transit that get's everyone there as well. I live uptown and have no issues driving down, but usually if it's a weekday like Friday I just take the bus to save myself time and parking etc.
I think the majority also work downtown as well?
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[JURIST] Cambodia has lodged a formal complaint with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon over a UN official's comments earlier this month criticizing Cambodia's human rights record, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said Thursday. Speaking at a rally in Phnom Penh to mark International Human Rights Day on December 10, Special Representative of the Secretary-General on the situation of human rights in Cambodia Yash Ghai [press release] said that Cambodians still live in fear of the state, courts, and police [DPA report]. Hun Sen dismissed Ghai's comments Thursday, but did not provide detail on the specifics of the letter sent to Ban. AFP obtained a copy of the letter sent by Cambodian Ambassador to the UN Sea Kosal, and reported that Cambodia is considering not allowing Ghai to return to Cambodia.
Ghai's conduct has prompted similar reactions from the Cambodian government in the past. He was appointed to the post in 2005 and in 2006, Hun Sen called for Ghai's removal [JURIST report] after his public criticism of Cambodia's intolerance of dissent. Ghai issued a report earlier this year concluding that the Cambodian government has systematically violated human rights and civil liberties [JURIST report] to maintain its hold on power, causing Cambodian officials to refuse to meet with Ghai [JURIST report] during his visit to the country in May. Officials similarly refused to meet with Ghai during his December visit and Hun Sen has never met with the envoy. AFP has more.


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SCHENECTADY — After 230 exhibits and 64 witnesses, the fate of Steven Raucci now rests in the hands of a Schenectady County jury.
The panel of 12 jurors and four alternates on Monday sat through about four hours of closing arguments. Both Raucci's attorney Ronald DeAngelus and Schenectady County District Attorney Robert Carney carefully walked them through key pieces of evidence presented during the monthlong arson and terrorism trial.
DeAngelus reminded the jury of his earlier statements that prosecutors would not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt.
"You are in charge of the facts, and what you say about the facts are supreme," he noted. The 61-year-old Raucci, who formerly worked as the Schenectady City School District's facilities director and energy manager, is charged with 22 counts. He also served as president of a local CSEA unit.
In recounting the alleged bombings and vandalism, DeAngelus repeatedly stressed that there were no eyewitnesses, no motive and no fingerprints connecting his client to the crimes that prosecutors say Raucci committed in four counties from 1993 until a few days before he was arrested on Feb. 20, 2009.
As he discussed the lack of evidence in each case, DeAngelus placed brightly colored plastic eggs in a plastic bag.
"Remember, Eastertime is a time of hope, a time of renewal, a time that if you're a Christian and dead, you're going to come back to life," he said.
He blamed one bombing — at a Glenville home in 1993 — on confidential informant Keith McKenna, whom DeAngelus called a "one-man crime wave."
On tape, Raucci openly talked with McKenna about many of the crimes. The former Glenville cop renewed his friendship with Raucci, and wore a recording device during three meetings between the men in late 2008 and early 2009.
The attorney argued that a 2001 Rotterdam bombing could have been a prank by youngsters after a block party that night on the street.
DeAngelus said vandalism in 2007 at the Schodack home of county CSEA employee Laura Balogh could have resulted from romances with both CSEA county president Joanne DeSarbo and a co-worker. The words "cheater" and "cheaters" were spray-painted on Balogh's house.
The attorney called the conspiracy charge "pure speculation and guesswork."
He argued that the presence of an explosive in Raucci's Mont Pleasant Middle School office didn't prove his client planned to use it against a person or property.
"I suggest to you that there is no evidence that has been presented that shows any specific policy of the Schenectady school district that my client violated," DeAngelus said. The terrorism charged is related to a November 2006 incident in which explosives were left on the sport utility vehicle of Gary DiNola, the district's athletic director. DiNola's Clifton Park home also was vandalized. DiNola had locked horns with Raucci over Raucci's efforts to keep down the district's energy cost in his job as energy manager.
By contrast, Carney argued that the evidence — both circumstantial and direct — points squarely to Raucci as the person who carried out the crimes, either as favors to friends or to solidify his power with the school and union.
Carney conceded that McKenna, an alcoholic and drug addict, had a "messy" life. He said Raucci so trusted McKenna, he tried to recruit the ex-cop to do some of his dirty work.
The prosecutor frequently backed up his remarks by playing excerpts from the McKenna recordings, describing them as the "closest any one of us will ever get to being inside Steve Raucci's head."
For example, Carney cited instances on the tape where Raucci told his assistant Patrick Paratore to drive by the Home Depot. Paratore testified that when he drove by, he saw the heavily vandalized vehicle of former employee Ronald Kriss, who had filed and won a worker's compensation claim against the school district and a sexual harassment lawsuit against Raucci.
Another time, the defendant allegedly showed Paratore and his secretary an article about the Rotterdam bombing. The secretary, Ellen Frederick, quizzed him about the incident, and after she left, he allegedly told Paratore that she was "naïve," Paratore testified.
"That was a virtual confession, everything but the words themselves," Carney said, adding that Raucci made it a point to foreshadow his crimes so people would know he did it and come to fear him.
He also noted that Raucci seemed puzzled about why the explosives left on Balogh's and DiNola's properties failed to detonate. Raucci, who said on the tape that he does not smoke, said he did not know a state law requires safety paper that causes unattended cigarettes to extinguish themselves. The prosecutor said Balogh became a target after she ended a relationship with DeSarbo, Raucci's close friend.
Carney also said that school administrators never questioned Raucci's conduct and the only real threat cropped up with the union. Harold and Deborah Gray sought to have Raucci removed from his post as president of the local unit. Four times after that, the Grays suffered damage to their Ballston home and vehicles and once while out at a union function in Colonie.
"He was virtually untouchable during the school district at this time," Carney said. "He had pretty tight control over the school district."
Carney also stressed the DNA evidence linking Raucci to the Schodack crime, calling it a "strong piece of evidence."
"He was there, he was smoking a cigarette, and left it at the scene," he added.
Despite objections from DeAngelus that it would prejudice jurors, the judge allowed Carney to end his summations with an FBI video of an explosive blowing a concrete block to pieces. Prosecutors say it was the same type of improvised explosive device that Raucci used.
Carney urged the jurors to convict Raucci as an "example that street justice is no substitute for real justice in a court of law."
The four alternate jurors were sent home, and the jury began deliberating at 6:15 this evening.
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(Thailand / WildAid) - On Thai Elephant Day, WildAid united 15 prominent Thai business leaders with a pledge to never use elephant ivory or other wildlife products.
In a show of solidarity, the nation's top business leaders joined our call and urged stronger enforcement and more effective wildlife conservation action.
Thailand is a major destination market and trans-shipment hub to China and other markets for ivory products primarily from some of the roughly 33,000 elephants poached annually in Africa.
To help raise awareness on this issue WildAid enlisted the help of , to spearhead the effort by asking fellow business leaders to join the pledge and stand united against the illegal ivory trade.
"As business leaders, I think we can lead by example to help raise awareness about this critical issue in Thailand, help reduce demand for ivory and demonstrate the Thai public's strong commitment to protecting elephants and the environment. Because when the buying stops, the killing can too," said Mr. William Ellwood Heinecke, Chairman and CEO, Minor International Public Company Limited.
Among the business leaders joining Heinecke was also former deputy prime minister M.R. Pridiyathorn Devakula and several from Thailand's Forbes 2016 list.
"The business elite in Thailand, and the public, when aware of the problem, are very supportive of conservation," said WildAid Asia Program Manager Brian Adams.
The elephant is the national symbol of Thailand and there is considerable national pride and heritage to support elephant conservation. The current government has already taken several steps to improve regulations and awareness regarding elephant ivory.
In 2015, Thailand's Elephant Ivory Act was introduced to regulate the country's legal market in ivory from domesticated elephants. The government also prohibited the trade and sale of ivory from African elephants by enacting an amendment to the country's existing Wild Animal Reservation and Protection Act, making African elephants a protected species in Thailand.
CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) and international conservation groups recognize the considerable progress Thailand has made over the past year, but fear that it may not be enough.
Hong Kong's history has shown that legal ivory sales only serve to provide a cover for illegal trade, despite the government's insistence that they have strict control mechanisms in place to regulate ivory sales. At a global scale, on 2nd October 2016 countries at the UN CITES conference adopted a resolution calling on all countries to take necessary measures to close their domestic ivory markets.
"We are hopeful for the current government to reconsider its stance to gradually ban all ivory trading in the country, joining China, the United States and Hong Kong that have pledged landmark commitments to phase out their ivory trade as per the newly adopted CITES resolution," added Adams.


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Here's the breakdown for tomorrow night's game in San Diego. QB Alex Smith (thumb), WR Arnaz Battle (shoulder), DE Jay Moore (groin), C Cody Wallace (viral meningitis) S Michael Lewis (concussion), RB Frank Gore (healthy scratch), and WR Isaac Bruce (healthy scratch) will not play.
Quarterback Shaun Hill will start and go 10 to 12 plays and the rest of the game will be the domain of Nate Davis.
Coach Mike Singletary usually takes questions, but today he launched into a statement about training camp in which he praised the team for making it through a rigorous month. He also complimented offensive coordinator Jimmy Raye and running backs coach Tom Rathman. Rathman has received universal praise from just about everyone for his work this camp.
Singletary also said there are one or two spots on the 53-man roster yet to be determined. Final cuts are Saturday.
Here are some other observations:
-Everyone is loving Nate Davis right now so I might as well pile on. Not only is his play impressive but the man seems to be a natural leader. Before he launched the 91-yard touchdown drive with 1:52 left to win in Dallas, he told Singletary he wanted to stay composed. Singletary told him he needed to hurry up and take command of the huddle. The rookie just laughed at his head coach's urgency and then calmly went out and won the game. That short snippet sounds like a story you would hear about Joe Montana. Additionally, right before running back Kory Sheets splashed into the end zone with the winning score by bursting through two tacklers, Davis told his mates in the huddle, "We don't want no field goal."
-Where's Manny Lawson? I focused on him in this last game against the 'Boys and he was swallowed whole by right tackle Marc Columbo. One play, he got past Columbo to get a smidgen of pressure but then Columbo caught up and pushed Lawson twice, nearly knocking him over.
–Delanie Walker is wearing a pair of silver-looking feathers around his neck. His maternal grandfather, a green-eyed former L.A. cop with Native American heritage gave Walker the artifacts after he was concussed early in camp. They are meant to ward off injury. "They work," Walker said.
-Talk about a long day, the 49ers are scheduled to leave for San Diego tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. for their 7 p.m. start and then return at 2:30 a.m.
-If Hill gets blitzed in his meager appearance Friday night, check to see if he looks over the middle. Last week in Dallas, he was pressured eight times, and was 2-of-8. On most of those plays he had a receiver open trotting over the middle.


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AUDIO: Leaked Harvey Weinstein Tapes Warn Tarantino Of 'Midnight Phone Call' From Enraged De Niro
As if suffering through Righteous Kill and a stultifying Letterman Top 10 weren't career punishment enough for Robert De Niro, the actor has found himself the subject of just-leaked phone calls between Quentin Tarantino and Harvey Weinstein during the making of Jackie Brown — and the conversation paints the supposedly money-grubbing De Niro in a light more unflattering than the entirety of Rocky & Bullwinkle:
"He thinks he's going to . . . make John Travolta look like that was an amateur night in Dixie," says Weinstein in the 11-year-old recording, referring to Travolta's comeback in Tarantino's Pulp Fiction.
Responds Tarantino: "He's still dealing with, subconsciously, the fact that he's not going to get paid for doing the thing that he's created after 20 years . . . He's built his reputation on roles like [Jackie Brown's]Louis . . . 'How can you not pay me?' " At another point, Weinstein warns Tarantino he might get a "weird midnight phone call" from the star. Tarantino rages: "Tell Bob not to call me yelling and screaming . . . I don't know if I'm going to be nice [if] the guy calls up yelling and screaming at me like a maniac, calling me a [bleep]er!"
Better that than a terrifying, apostrophe-free email, we think, though we certainly wouldn't welcome a late-night tirade from the erstwhile Travis Bickle. Still, we can't help but think this all could have been avoided if De Niro had tempted Tarantino into a pay raise by appealing to his well-known foot fetish. Sure, it may be an ignominious thing for an Oscar-winning actor to doff his shoes and socks and wiggle his little piggies for gross points, but can it really be worse than Analyze That? [Photo Credit: AP]


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Hi michaela,
I am 25 years, and i am starting to notice fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes and mouth. What product would you advise?? I am currently not using a eye cream, but my mum uses gatineau and she swears by it, so i would like to try it. What products would you advise???
Michaela from Gatineau here again.
Continuing on from yesterday, I'd like to share with you my top 'tricks of the trade' so that you can use Gatineau at home like a true professional!
Here are my Salon Secret products that I use in my treatments and am so thrilled to bring them to you. I hope you enjoy them.
Start with a smooth canvas
Gatineau Anti-ageing Gommage Duo
Gatineau Activ Eclat Radiance Enhancing Gommage
I know I bang on about this all the time but exfoliation is an absolute must for smooth, radiant skin. I have two personal favourites, the Activ Eclat Radiance Enhancing Gommage (featuring in today's Moisturising, Firming and Brightening Collection).
This deliciously orangey gel uses fruit enzymes to gently loosen dead skin cells, leaving your skin fresh and smooth, ready for the next treatment! I also love the Anti-ageing Gommage, which takes a little more time but it is so satisfying to use as you literally see the dead skin roll off.
Salon Secret - don't just apply this to your face, the backs of the hands suffer just as much. When you've applied the gommage to the face, there will always be a small amount left on your fingertips. Don't wash this off! Smooth it onto the backs of the hands for a wrinkle-smoothing treat.
Don't forget to Deep Clean
Gatineau Deep Cleansing Foam
We all need a good deep-clean every so often and our Deep Cleansing Foam leaves the skin looking brighter, cleaner and more energised.
This really is a salon treatment you can do at home. The effervescent formula gently fizzes on the skin, removing excess dirt, oil and blocked pores.
Salon Secret - for the ultimate 'deep clean' use the foam once a week for six weeks, giving your skin a 'course' of treatments to really zap those blackheads and problem areas. You will be amazed at the difference in your complexion.
Masks, Masks, Masks
Gatineau Melatogenine Futur PLUS Anti-wrinkle Radiance Mask
Another of my beauty therapy tricks of the trade: without question masks are the best way to give your skin an instant boost of active ingredients in minimum time.
For water-starved skin, try our Aquamemory Moisture Replenish Mask, or for those of you, who are more worried about those lines and wrinkles, use our Melatogenine Futur PLUS Anti Wrinkle Radiance Mask.
Salon Secret - I always say I like to use my masks at night and leave them on until the morning. I understand there may be some of you out there whose partner, or pillowcase, does not appreciate this! So, for a more manageable night-time treat, simply mix a small amount of the mask with your night cream. Your skin is much more receptive between the hours of 12am and 4am and you'll certainly notice the difference in the morning.
Layering is key
Gatineau Melatogenine Force Collagene Anti-wrinkle Concentrate
Gatineau DefiLIFT 3D Perfect Design Volumising Concentrate
Gatineau Age Benefit Integral Regenerating Concentrate
I never, ever finish a salon facial without recommending to my clients that they use a serum underneath their moisturiser.
By doing this, you are not only treating the skin on a deeper level, but you can also treat two of your concerns at the same time.
If wrinkles are your nemesis, try the Melatogenine Force Collagen to plump out expression lines. If you want that tighter, more lifted appearance, look no further than the DefiLift 3D Perfect Design Volume to firm up droopy cheeks. Finally if you have no specific concern but are looking for an overall anti-ageing approach then try our new Age Benefit to target all markers of time - fine lines, loss of firmness, radiance and pigmentation.
Salon Secret - if your skin gets a bit oily from time to time, for example in the summer or around your time of the month, use the serum on its own. You'll be treating the root cause of your skin's problems without feeling like you've got too much product on.
Firm up
Gatineau Firming Throat Gel
I've lost count of the number of times clients have come to me asking if there is anything they can do to deal with sagging neck lines and I always recommend the Firming Throat gel.
This firming neck product is a salon secret in itself - it was Gatineau's first neck treatment and proved to be so popular with clients that they brought it out as a retail product. The 30% wheat protein formula instantly gives a tightened, more lifted appearance to the neck and jaw line.
Salon Secret - for a true neck treatment at home apply a pea-sized amount of the throat gel underneath a mask for an unbeatable firming action. Leave for 10 minutes before rinsing off.
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November 14, 2010 at 5:52 pm -
Hi michaela,
February 28, 2012 at 9:16 pm -
Hi there. My mum and I adore Gatineau products and would love to treat ourselves to a spa facial. Can you please advise where Gatineau spas are in the UK especially in Scotland.
Ali x


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- n. A native or inhabitant of Bangladesh or of Bangladeshi descent.
- adj. Of, from, or pertaining to Bangladesh.
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- proper n. A native or inhabitant of Bangladesh.
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In my view, Rajibul and his powerful work belong to what I call the Bangladeshi "school" of photography ... the dark and brooding style, which showcases social issues which need to be addressed.
NGOs would not have such influence in Bangladeshi villages without the country's moderate, syncretic form of Islam.
Dubri District, b bordering Bangladeshi, which is also known as the hub of the Bangladeshi migrant population openly claim it as "Mini-Bangladeshi".
For authentic Bangali or Dhaka Bangladeshi cuisine, make a trip to Kasturi, a little known street eatery on Mushtaq Ahmed Street.
His daily earning is around 150-160 Bangladeshi which is a very small amount, and he has to suffer a lot to maintain his family and children with such a small amount.
'Bangladeshi' and 299 'Mixed White UK and Black Caribbean'.
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On Tuesday, the repatriation of Bangladeshi workers was to pick up considerably, with more than 2,400 to be taken home on eight flights to Dhaka, Chauzy said.
On Wednesday, at least 1,200 Bangladeshi workers will be flown home, he said.
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus says the Bangladeshi government is trying to gain control of the microfinance bank he founded.
Ms. Jaffrey 's new book, "At Home With Madhur Jaffrey," which will be published this week by Knopf, is her first book to cover Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan food together.


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