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CIO… the Ivy LeaguePosted by Brian Goodman on January 18th, 2013
Michael James is the RTC correspondent for the Ivy League. You can also find his musings on Twitter at @mrjames2006 and @ivybball.
Looking Back
Conference Rivalries – The Ivy League closed strong in its battles against neighboring leagues, closing out the Patriot League with Cornell's win at American and the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference with Brown's home victory against Niagara. Throw in the Mid-American Conference, which the Ivies defeated four games to one, and the league managed to win the season series against Pomeroy's 14th, 15th and 17th-ranked conferences. The Ancient Eight didn't fare as well against some leagues ranked far behind it, though. Ivies combined to go 3-8 against Pomeroy's No. 24 Northeast Conference and 7-10 against the No. 23 America East Conference.
Top Non-Conference Players By Position – With just three Division I games remaining for the Ivy League this season, it's time to take a look back and honor the players who have impressed the most during the first half of the 2012-2013 campaign.
- Guard – Siyani Chambers, Harvard – The Crimson had 40 full minutes to replace at the point guard position, and Chambers alone has replaced 94 percent of those with All-Ivy caliber output. His true shooting percentage is 63rd nationally with an assist rate that places 103rd. He's adept at driving to the hoop, but has hit half of his 54 attempts from three. The only knock on the freshman is his propensity to get sped up by swarming defenses, leading to turnovers and poor shots.
- Guard – Brian Barbour, Columbia – When there's nothing surprising about a great player's stat line, that's a good thing, and through the first 14 games of the year, Barbour has been exactly the player everyone expected. The senior point guard has only turned the ball over on 14 percent of his possessions, while boasting the 71st best assist rate in the country. Barbour still can't shoot the ball well, but he's made up for it by continuing to get to the line a lot and converting at an 89 percent clip when there.
- Swingman – Wesley Saunders, Harvard – He has developed just enough of a jump shot to keep opposing defenses honest, which has allowed him to gash opponents off the dribble and bully his way to the free throw line. Saunders' offensive rating ranks 62nd nationally among players with at least 24 percent usage rates, but the 6'5″ sophomore is also the Crimson's best perimeter stopper. He is a true two-way player that is one of the favorites for Ivy Player of the Year.
- Forward – Ian Hummer, Princeton – Speaking of favorites for Ivy Player of the Year, Hummer has to be the first player mentioned in the debate. He does everything for the Tigers, as noted by his usage rate which is 11th highest in the country. He has the team's highest two-point shooting percentage, assist rate, defensive rebounding rate, fouls drawn rate and block rate. He is Princeton, and whether the Tigers win or lose the Ivy title will be solely based on how Hummer performs down the stretch.
- Forward – Fran Dougherty, Pennsylvania – Prior to coming down with mononucleosis, Dougherty was in the discussion with Saunders and Hummer for Ivy Player of the Year. He was the star on a seemingly rudderless Quakers team. Poor free throw shooting had always held him back, but he boosted his percentage to 71 percent this season, finally allowing him to penalize opponents for sending him to the line. It's unclear how much more time Dougherty will miss, but this Pennsylvania team has looked absolutely lost without him.
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Jacqueline Quinn had the honor of being the only Irish designer invited to show at the Funkshion Miami Fashion Week, which took place last week in Florida.
Quinn's line was shown as part of the "Magia de la Moda" runway show hosted by Vanidade at The Bass Museum of Art in South Beach, which drew fashionistas and glitterati from all over.
Jacqueline Quinn's seven looks strutted onto the catwalk along-side other respected designers including Elie Tahari, Trina Turk, Laundry by Shelli Segal, Daniella Kronfle, Ina Soltani, and Luca Luca.
She opened with a classic little black dress and mostly followed this theme with an array of textures. The collection featured ruffles, swirls and rosettes, which combined with feminine silhouettes to give a feel of elegance to the collection.
The highlight was a black dress and matching cape with a train that rustled down the runway in a dramatic fashion.
Quinn is known for her eye-catching, quality designs, which keep the practical needs of women in mind.
The Dublin-born designer trained at the Grafton Academy of Design, Dublin and earned her fashion stripes in London and New York. She learnt about the practical needs of American women while designing for Macy's, Lord & Taylor, Dillard's and Nordstrom at the John Roberts Corporation.
She went on to become head designer for both Perry Ellis and Bill Blass, where she realized her potential to make it as an independent designer.
Her fashion credits also encompass dressing celebrities including the varied combination of the Irish singer/politician Dana, Celebrity Chef Rachael Ray, the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, and the Motley Crew.
Following her success in other studios she decided it was time to branch out on her own and launched Quinn New York in 2005 at Fitzpatrick's Hotel, Manhattan. Her line was soon available in Macy's, Bloomingdale's and J.C. Penney, and she was named in Women's Wear Daily (the bible for those in the fashion industry) as a "rising star".
Her recent success at Miami Fashion Week demonstrates that five years on Quinn continues to impress and represents Irish designers in a market where many have failed before her.


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Since leaving her job as director of marketing at Facebook in 2011, Randi Zuckerberg has been working on launching her own media-production firm, Zuckerberg Media.
Randi is the older sister of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who famously cajoled her to leave a Madison Avenue career to become one of the social network's earliest employees.
But she's been running her company from her living room for some time.
Now she's opened up a 12,000-sq. ft. studio with two sound stages, a control room, audio booth, and other fittings. The idea is to do the kind of video productions she did at Facebook, where she emceed election coverage and brought high-profile guests to Facebook's campus.
Speaking of Facebook's campus: We couldn't help notice Zuckerberg Media's location. While her publicist describes the office as "in the heart of Silicon Valley," it is not, in fact, particularly close to Valley startup hubs like downtown Palo Alto or Mountain View, or to the clusters of office parks in Santa Clara and north San Jose that define the tech landscape.
It's right next door to a moving firm in an unremarkable strip mall north of Highway 101.
What it is exceptionally close to: Facebook headquarters, which are situated in the former Sun Microsystems campus at the north end of Menlo Park. It's 0.6 miles, or a three-minute drive.
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Detectives investigating Mel Gibson for a possible domestic violence case have received audio recordings from a court deciding the actor-director's child custody case, authorities said Thursday.
Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said CDs were turned over during a closed session in the custody case. The hearing was attended by several sheriff's investigators, including detectives who look in possible child abuse.
Whitmore declined to say whether the investigation into domestic violence allegations had expanded. "I'm not going to get into why they're there," he said.
Attorneys for Gibson and ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva did not speak to reporters after the hearing. The former couple are involved in a dispute over custody arrangements of their 8-month-old daughter.
The case is sealed and all proceedings have been done in closed session.
Gibson's criminal attorney, Blair Berk, also attended the hearing.
Whitmore said detectives will now work to authenticate the recordings released by the court. He did not say how many recordings were included or how long they were.
It is unclear whether the recordings include those that have been posted by the celebrity website RadarOnline.com. The site has posted more than 20 minutes of recordings of arguments between a man who sounds distinctly like Gibson and a woman identified by the site as Grigorieva.
In the profanity-laced clips, the man is heard using two racial slurs and several derogatory terms for women. The man also complains about financial issues.
Since the recordings hit the web, Gibson was dropped by his longtime talent agency and criticized by civil rights advocate Rev. Jesse Jackson and celebrity lawyer Gloria Allred, among others.
Whitmore said detectives still hope to speak to Gibson, who has not yet been interviewed.
Detectives are looking into allegations that Gibson harmed Grigorieva during a January confrontation. He said he would not speculate on when the case would be turned over to prosecutors, who will decide whether Gibson should face criminal charges.
"It's not going to be rushed," Whitmore said.
Meanwhile, the Oscar-winner's ex-wife, Robyn Gibson, emerged alongside actress Whoopi Goldberg Thursday on the short list of Gibson defenders.
"Mel never engaged in any physical abuse of any kind toward me before, during or after our marriage," Robyn Gibson told the judge overseeing her ex-hubby and Grigorieva's custody battle, People reported. "Mel was a wonderful and loving father."


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Here's a Labor Day review of what we know about the impact that global warming is projected to have on labor productivity.
A new NOAA study projects that heat-stress related labor capacity losses will double globally by 2050 with a warming climate.
Recent studies project a collapse in labor productivity from business-as-usual carbon emissions and warming — with a cost to society that may well exceed that of all other costs of climate change combined. And, as one expert reviewing recent studies put it, "national output in several [non-agricultural] industries seemed to decline with temperature in a nonlinear way, declining more rapidly at very high daily temperatures."
Here is the key chart from the Ziven-Neidell paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research, "Temperature and the Allocation of Time: Implications for Climate Change." It plots "the number of minutes in a day that individuals (who work in outdoor or temperature-exposed sectors in the USA) spent working as a function of maximum temperature (in Fahrenheit) that day."
Productivity starts to nose-dive at 90°F and falls off the cliff at 100°F.
As for the cumulative impact, here's a key figure from the 2013 NOAA study, "Reductions in labour capacity from heat stress under climate warming":
We are looking at a potential 50 percent drop in labor capacity in peak months by century's end.
Andrew Gelman, director of the Applied Statistics Center at Columbia University, summed up the research this way in a 2012 post, "2% per degree Celsius … the magic number for how worker productivity responds to warm/hot temperatures." The negative impact appears to start at about 26°C (79°F).
This loss of productivity is by no means the most life-threatening of climate impacts when compared to, say, Dust-Bowlification. But it is one of the most important unmodeled climate impacts that makes the likely cost of climate change far higher than standard economic models suggest.
If we stay anywhere near our current path of carbon pollution emissions, then as we move towards the middle of the century, a larger and larger fraction of our summertimes will be intolerable outside. And SomeEcards, "The Onion" of e-card companies, makes a serious point here: In the not-too-distant future, people are going to be amazed that anybody ever thought Labor Day signified the unofficial end of summer.
In a 2011 post, "Mother Nature is Just Getting Warmed Up," Climate Progress discussed this trend and newly-released research from Stanford University climate scientists that forecast permanently hotter summers.
The tropics and much of the Northern Hemisphere are likely to experience an irreversible rise in summer temperatures within the next 20 to 60 years if atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations continue to increase, according to a new climate study by Stanford University scientists…
"According to our projections, large areas of the globe are likely to warm up so quickly that, by the middle of this century, even the coolest summers will be hotter than the hottest summers of the past 50 years," said the study's lead author, Noah Diffenbaugh.
It's worth another look at projected days above 100°F on our current emissions path, via the National Climate Assessment (NCA):
Yes, absent a sharp and deep reduction in national and global emissions, much of Kansas (!) by century's end could well be above 100°F for nearly the whole summer. Labor Day will mean a return to those pleasant mid-to-upper 90s! By century's end, much of the Southern U.S. will see temperatures above 90°F for 5 months of the year or more, which is just a stunning change from just the recent past (again via NCA):
It truly will be an endless summer over much of the South (see also NASA's Hansen: "If We Stay on With Business as Usual, the Southern U.S. Will Become Almost Uninhabitable").
So what does this mean for productivity? Prof. Solomon M. Hsiang wrote last year:
In my 2010 PNAS paper, I found that labor-intensive sectors of national economies decreased output by roughly 2.4% per degree C and argued that this looked suspiously like it came from reductions in worker output. Using a totally different method and dataset, Matt Neidell and Josh Graff Zivin found that labor supply in micro data fell by 1.8% per degree C. Both responses kicked in at around 26C.
Here is the key chart from Hsiang's own work, which shows "national output in several [non-agricultural] industries … declining more rapidly at very high daily temperatures."
Hsiang also directs us to a New York Times article in which a Japanese professor found that, indoors, "every degree rise in temperature above 25 Celsius (77 degrees Fahrenheit) resulted in a 2 percent drop in productivity."
Thus, very different types of research using different data sets yield similar results. This research is essentially about adaptation — one key way that healthy people respond to high temperatures is simply to work less. NOAA notes an important caveat about its research, which tends to make the results conservative: "In focusing on the capacity of healthy, acclimated individuals, this study also severely underestimates heat stress implications for less-optimally acclimated individuals such as the young, old, and sick."
Hsiang points out the bottom line:
It's worth noting that reductions in worker output have never been included in economic models of future warming (see here and here) despite the fact that experiments fifty years ago showed that temperature has a strong impact on worker output (see here and here). In my dissertation I did some back-of-the-envelope estimates using the above numbers and found that productivity impacts alone might reduce per capita output by ~9% in 2080–2099 (in the absence of strong adaptation). This cost exceeds the combined cost of all other projected economic losses combined.
So the next time you see a projection of the economic cost from climate change — and a resulting social cost of carbon — you might want to double the numbers to get a more accurate picture of what we are risking by our callous inaction.


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Since today is my birthday - and I'm in a merry and feasty mood - I feel compelled to share with everyone another two findings of mine highlighting the fact that NONE of the existing imagery of the WTC tower collapses is real - and that ALL TV broadcasts of September 11 2001 were fake (i.e. created in a studio). Methinks you'll enjoy this - if you're a REAL person, that is!
simonshack wrote:Dearest pov603, Farcevalue, CM, Abirato ...
Thanks so much for your well-wishing and kind words - and yes, Farcevalue, "cent'anni" is my objective! Hopefullly by age 98/ 99 I'll be able to witness some tangible, 'world-enhancing' effects of our combined, tireless efforts here on this forum !
Dear Brianv, to be precise, in my "Armageddon movie-versus 9/11 movie" comparison, I didn't actually ask "which of these resemble photo realistic images?". I only asked which one of the two Manhattan views looks MORE photo-realistic than the other. My personal opinion is that whoever was in charge of the Armagedoon movie's CGI dept. - was a far better artist than whoever managed the CGI dept. for the 9/11 movie. That's all.
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simonshack wrote:nd yes, Farcevalue, "cent'anni" is my objective! Hopefullly by age 98/ 99 I'll be able to witness some tangible, 'world-enhancing' effects of our combined, tireless efforts here on this forum !
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Happy Birthday, Simon.
Silver Bull wrote:"Have you played a new video game recently? They can make anything they want look real using a computer and a image of the towers. It's that simple."
Anteye La Vey wrote:I wasn't arguing the fake planes though, but your statement that the "collapse" itself was CGI. I thought I made that clear but my mistake if I didn't. And sure, they can make things look pretty fucking real but rarely am I fooled by a movie or a videogame that what I'm looking at is ACTUALLY real when it isn't. It's one thing to make convincing CGI, it would be completely another thing for that destruction of the WTC to be CGI ... I just don't buy that. It doesn't strike me as realistic and I completely buy that there were no real planes on 9/11. But for THAT particular claim I'd need a little more than your conjecture.
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Rwanda is not all about machete-flavored genocides, tall people with cute French names, and mountain gorillas living on volcanoes: they host a round of the African Rally Championship. Last weekend, it went very wrong.
When you think about it, a death at a rally shouldn't be very surprising. After all, this is the sort of activity where spectators line the track not on historic photos but to this very day, and not just in Rwanda but at every event, in some cases leaving the road only to let the cars pass.
What's surprising is that most races end with zero casualties. Apparently, the guys who get paid to control overpowered racing cars on slippery gravel know more about dabs of oppo than you or I ever will.
Not much is known about what happened at the Rwanda rally, other than that a Kenyan driver ploughed into the crowd at night, killed two spectators and injured 14 more.
Sad news, really, especially in light of some photos which have popped up on local blogs, as the rally was not the usual mix of Ford, Citroëns, Subarus, and Mitsubishis, but a wonderful menagerie of vintage rides, including this Datsun 260Z pictured at Amahoro Stadium in Kigali.
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Warner Bros. has tattooed Zack Snyder's name on its redo of "The Illustrated Man."
The helmer, busy prepping "Watchmen" for the studio, is attached to direct and produce the remake based on Ray Bradbury's collection of short stories by the same name. "Watchmen" scribe Alex Tse will tackle the screenplay.
The collection, first published in 1951, is narrated by a mysterious man with living tattoos that predict the future. Rod Steiger starred in the title role for the 1969 bigscreen adaptation, distributed by Warner Bros.-Seven Arts; Claire Bloom co-starred.
Di Novi Pictures and Snyder's shingle, Cruel and Unusual Films, are producing the remake. Denise Di Novi, and Deborah Snyder, the helmer's wife and producing partner, are also producing, along with Frank Darabont. Cruel and Unusual's Wesley Coller and Di Novi's Alison Greenspan are exec producing.
Snyder and his wife signed a first-look deal with the studio in the wake of his success with "300" (Daily Variety, Jan. 30). They are producing "Illustrated Man" through Cruel and Unusual.
Di Novi's shingle has produced numerous films at the studio under its production deal, including "Nights in Rodanthe."


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Large, in charge and nobody's little Margie: Dwayne Johnson takes on the drug kingpins in "Snitch." Place your bets!
"Snitch" comes from a story told in a "Frontline" documentary about the post-Reagan-era injustice of mandatory minimum sentencing for first-time, nonviolent offenders. In real life, James Settembrino was the father of an 18-year-old who received a 10-year sentence for the possession and sale of LSD. The kid claims he was set up by a government informant; James Settembrino cooperated with prosecutors by attempting to ferret out information on other drug dealers, in exchange for a lighter sentence for his son.
"Snitch" owes little to what actually happened. Its fidelity, rather, is to the widespread outrage that an offender such as the teenage Settembrino could get rougher judicial treatment than the average rapist, for example. Starring an effectively contained Johnson in the role of a wholly fictionalized father, director Ric Roman Waugh's modest, efficient programmer weighs in at roughly 20 percent reality and 80 percent movie-ality, which is about average for a movie "inspired by true events."
Whatever. This one actually works. "Snitch" is shrewd in its balancing of our sympathies. Set in Missouri but shot in Shreveport, La., the movie (co-written by Waugh, with Justin Haythe) gets right to it, with the Drug Enforcement Administration sting operation and arrest of 18-year-old Jason (Rafi Gavron), whose drug-dealer friend strong-arms him into accepting a shipment of a big box of Ecstasy. The feds are ready and waiting, and Jason lands in the clink. (The script implies that Jason's misjudgment is the result of acting-out over his parents' divorce.)
But dad is ready for high-risk solutions. Johnson, formerly The Rock but now fully on his way to being known as Formerly The Rock, plays John Matthews, a construction manager who convinces a conniving U.S. attorney running for Congress (Susan Sarandon) to allow him to infiltrate a drug cartel run by Mr. Big (Benjamin Bratt) in exchange for his son's freedom.
The drug lord's middlemen include Malik, played with stony disdain by Michael Kenneth Williams. Barry Pepper, always welcome, tips around the edges of the very full narrative as John's police contact, a man with a beard like Rip Van Winkle's and with second thoughts about sending a private citizen into harm's way.
That'd be enough for most films, but "Snitch" benefits from an additional key supporting character, an ex-con working for John, played by Jon Bernthal (of "The Walking Dead"). Bernthal's terrific in the part of a family man dragged back into the life he thought he'd left behind. The movie becomes patently silly in its final lap and a climactic action scene featuring Johnson driving a jack-knifing semitrailer while shotgunning drug lords. I don't recall that part being in "Frontline." Even so, director Waugh (who came up as a stuntman) delivers higher-grade obviousness than many movies offer.
Mainly, "Snitch" has a way of keeping you guessing about the next turn in its story, and a way of keeping Johnson's character compellingly at the mercy of others. There's a fair amount of violence, but most of it is handled crisply and without "attaboy!" relish. The junkyards, crack houses and mean nocturnal streets lend the story a vaguely fatalistic air recalling B-movie noirs of the late 1940s and '50s. It's an entertaining picture — pulp, coming from a place of righteous indignation.
'Snitch' -- 3 stars
MPAA rating: PG-13 (for drug content and sequences of violence)
Running time: 1:56
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Grand Central Terminal is 100 years old as of this weekend, and for nearly a third of that time, Justin Ferate has been singing the building's praises in public. A social and architectural historian and longtime leader of city walking tours, Ferate gave his first tour of Grand Central 32 years ago, and since then he's led thousands of people through the terminal, pointing out details and spinning yarns about the history of the grand Beaux-Arts structure. He still sounds passionate when speaking about a building he calls "magical." "What contemporary building can you think of that has the same sense of drama and magic and excitement and can appeal to so many people on so many levels?" he says. "It's amazing to realize that it's 100 years old and it's still exciting." This is his Grand Central.
1. The Vanderbilt Statue
The statue of New York Central Railroad founder Cornelius Vanderbilt that sits in front of the southern façade predates the terminal by some 50 years. It was part of a 150-foot bronze frieze lionizing Vanderbilt that the ego-bloated magnate — the Donald Trump of his day — displayed at a rail terminal located where the Holland Tunnel entrance now sits.
"It was a glorification of how wonderful [he] was, which didn't quite fit with the public view," says Ferate.
When Vanderbilt's children built Grand Central, "they put the statue there as an homage to him," says Ferate.
2. The Concourse Ceiling
While you're gawking at the starry mural above the main concourse, take note of a tiny, dark rectangular patch over by Michael Jordan's Steak House – follow the golden zodiac band to the end and you'll spot the small remnant of filth. It was left behind by the crews who in 1996 did a huge cleanup that stripped away decades of grime and nicotine smoke, restoring the beautiful blue. "They were afraid people would forget [their efforts], so they left that spot," says Ferate.
3. The Preservation Plaque
This plaque pays tribute to Jackie O., who helped save Grand Central from plans in the 1980s to demolish it and replace it with an office tower. Preservationists, including Jackie O., rallied and the city Landmarks Commission squashed the demolition plan.
However, Ferate says the real hero was Dorothy Miner, head of the city's legal team.
"No one knows Dorothy," says Ferate. "But she changed the world."
4. The Rats
Usually one looks down to see rats in New York City. Not so with one of the station's more playful details – the rats that adorn the Graybar Building entrance on Lexington Avenue. The motif is borrowed from shipping – the metal "ropes" depict ships' mooring lines, which sometimes featured cones designed to keep rats from climbing aboard. But why depict them here? "I think it's about transportation and travel; remember that when that building was going up, New York was much more of a waterfront city than it is now," says Ferate. By the way, look closely at those flower designs at the end of each rod. Each "petal" is a rat face. "Someone had a weird sense of humor," says Ferate.
5. The Mini-Sky
Enter the Grande Harvest wine shop by track 17, look up and you'll see a small sky mural that was part of a theater and cocktail lounge installed here in the early 1930s. The mural and the vaulted ceiling around it were discovered during the station's renovation in the 1990s. "They took down a dropped ceiling and there it was," says Ferate, who figures it was originally painted as a "loving homage" to the grand concourse mural.
6. The Eagles
Before Grand Central Terminal, there was Grand Central Depot, which was torn down in 1910 to make way for the new station; but two small pieces remain: a pair of ornamental cast-iron eagles.
One sits above the corner of 42nd Street and Vanderbilt Avenue; the one pictured left was placed above the entrance to the market in 1999, after it was donated by a Bronxville couple who found it in their back yard.
"That was the crowning piece of the market," says Ferate. There were a dozen eagles on the original building; where the other 10 landed is unknown, he says.
7. The Sculpture
The 48 feet high and 60 feet wide sculpture at the peak of the building façade that faces 42nd Street was the largest in the world when it was unveiled in 1914. Mercury is at the top – the mythical god of transportation and commerce and "anything that needs to go fast," says Ferate. To his right is Hercules, representing strength and labor; to his left is Minerva, the goddess of wisdom, whose hand is busy documenting the history of the world.
8. The Arrival Board
Look at the back of the Biltmore Room (also known as the "kissing room," because long-distance travelers arrived there), in a corner by tracks 41 and 42, for a piece of station history. You'll find the old arrivals board, on which train info was written in chalk, in its original spot on the back wall. "It gives you a sense of how the schedules used to be posted," says Ferate, who's particularly enamored of the train names — the Knickerbocker, the Mohawk – that evoke a time "when trains were still romantic."


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ROCKLEDGE, FL - Health First Health Plans (HFHP) announces the promotion of Lisa Slattery to the new Vice President of Quality and Integrated Care position.
In her new position, Slattery will be responsible for overseeing HFHP Quality Management and Improvement Programs, Provider Credentialing, Member Appeals and Grievances, Peer Review, Complex Case Management, and other areas. In addition, she also will actively be involved in clinical and operational integration initiatives across the entire Health First organization.
Slattery joined Health First in 1994 as a physical therapist at Holmes Regional Medical Center, and later transferred to Palm Bay Hospital where she managed the Rehabilitative Services Department for four years.
In 2007, Slattery accepted a newly created position at HFHP as the Rehabilitative Services Coordinator, creating clinically-based utilization processes and measures, as well as developing HFHP's Rehabilitation network. Since then she has served as director of Quality and Accreditation, leading HFHP to an "Excellent" Accreditation status and a 4.5-Star national ranking by the National Center for Quality Assurance (NCQA) as well as recognition as one of the top 20 Medicare Advantage Plans in the country.
Strongly committed to excellent patient care, Slattery chairs the systemwide Transitional Post-Acute Care Committee, whose focus is patient safety and satisfaction across the spectrum of care.
In addition to a Physical Therapy degree from the University of Florida, Slattery holds Bachelor of Science degrees in Chemistry and Biochemistry from North Carolina State University. She also obtained a Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ) designation in 2009.


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Dan15 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 30 diseños de 6 diseñadores freelance.
Santaluz News
I am a real estate agent with a website that I spend a lot of time on called http://www.sandiegohomefinder.com. SantaluzNews.com is going to be a new site that I am going to create that is going to report sales for a community in San Diego called Santaluz as soon as they happen. I want the website to be a source of trusted information for the community, almost like a newspaper. I am 28 years old, married, and have been in real estate for five years. Santaluz is my area of focus.
I belong to a Prudential team that is in the top 1% of all Prudential teams nationwide.
My target audience is aged 40 - 60, very wealthy, and lives in a gated golf course community. The community very much also caters to families. The community of Santaluz is about 6 years old.
Please check out http://www.santaluz.com so you can get a sense of the community
I visualize the logo as involving the color green and and a newspaper icon. I also would be interested to see a sub line that says by Daniel Beer.
Having the logo incorporate the fact that I am in the Top 1% of Prudential Teams Nationwide is also a good idea. maybe both things are possible....maybe not.
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"Angels on a mission" The original was an egg/oil tempera painting on primed wood.Painted in 2006
A wood block print. Printed by Ketil Kvam in 2015.
A linoprint made in 2009by Ketil Kvam.
Showing St. Marys church...
A linoprint made in 2017 by Ketil Kvam.
Showing Bredsgården on...
A linoprint made in 2016 by Ketil Kvam.
A linoprint made in 2013 by Ketil Kvam.
An egg/ oil tempera painting on gesso primed oak wood.
"Fjord angels" was an egg/oil tempera painted on gesso primed wood....
"Angels with children" is an egg/oil tempera painting on gesse primed...
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An egg/oil tempera painting on gesso primed wood.
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Generation Y is on Mercedes Benz's radar screen.
The head of the German luxury car company's U.S. unit said the generation of people born from the mid-1970s to the 1980s — an estimated 75 million — are starting to look for a luxury car, which means a boost for Mercedes.
"We're redefining the access point for the brand. We're opening up the brand for more buyers," Steve Cannon, CEO of Mercedes Benz US told CNBC Wednesday.
Mercedes will be offering an A class $30,000 compact car starting next year. It already offers an M-Class sedan at close to $36,000 and wants Gen Y to grow into the brand's more expensive C, E and S class vehicles.
"If you don't have a vital ingress point into your brand, over time as folks get older your brand becomes an upside-down pyramid," he said. "We need to have a healthy entry point."
Translation: Get them in the Mercedes while they're young.
The Millennial Generation is coming with very high expectations and don't want to leave their iPads at the curb, Cannon said.
"They're very demanding. They're not going to cut you a break... These folks are digital natives and want to continue to live digital lives once they get inside of our car," he said. "They're going to expect a product design and package and price that's going to suit their needs."
That's why the Daimler [DDAIF] unit, whose sales are up 20 percent, is launching a suite of digital, in-car services that are "ready for prime time," including a concierge service, he said.


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Sanyo Taho by Kyocera
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Phone Scoop Review
Dec 19, 2010 by Eric M. Zeman
Sanyo kicks out a ruggedized flip phone for Sprint in the Taho. It boasts mil-spec toughness, but entry-level features. Find out if this is the phone for you in Phone Scoop's full review. read review ›
User Reviews
Average Ratings
Great Phone For Outside Activities
This phone is for active outdoors people, its build for rough and tumble activities.
It's great for camping, hiking or fishing & hunting it can take the punishment. A phone that fits in with outdoors industries where smartphones and blackberries can't survive. It truly the go to phone when the going gets tough and takes on job.
This is not just another pretty stylish phone, it's a tough looking mug phone for work and play.
Pros: 3G
Military Spec 810G means the Taho is submersible, can handle the temperture, weather and tough punishment.
Good call quality, reception and battery life. The speaker phone is loud and clear.
Excellent front display for outdoor use, internal display is bright with easy to use menus. Large buttons with a nice layout.
Cons: Lacks some multimedia features like Sprint TV.
It's not a smartphone or Blackberry nor is it going to win a pretty contest.
Excellent manly guy phone
This is a great "manly guy phone" and is built to fit in your big hand, even the buttons are a bit bigger so you don't key two by mistake !
Go ahead and drop it on the floor ! It's rugged and won't break [better not !].
It has a very user friendly interface and features. They may be basic but they work and the phone responds fast.
This phone is for "talkers" and not "typers". If yah have to do the textingm Net and E-mail, you can. But why look at a dinky screen and a silly little key pad. Do your "wired friends" at home on the PC or laptop.
The voice calls are crystal clear and this phone boasts strong reception capability. I live in the boonies and can pull in the Sprint tower in my living room could not do that on an SCP-3810 !!
The speaker phone is very clear but as one could expect it is mono-tone [so what].
When closed, you may think your hinge is loose but it tightens right up when open.
The display is easy to read in daylight. The bluetooth allows you to import stuff from your laptop for directory and pics.
Everything works on this phone, even the video !
Pro: excellent all around phone for voice calls and can do the Internet if you have to.
Con: They have should tighten the hinge when it's closed so folks don't think the hinge is broke.
All around great phone for the basic phone user. !
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Bought this phone yesterday.
I have been waiting for sprint to come out with a ruggad flip/camera phone for 2 years. I have a Samsung Z400.
The TAHO in my opinion is total JUNK!
Yes its bulky.. The speaker stinks, you cant change the tiny text font, except for incoming texts, which makes reading what you're typing rough.
It takes picture and videos, and even at the 2 mega pixel setting I'm NOT impressed. It takes forever to send picture mail. Half the videos I have sent my friends never arrive either..
I took the phone back and sprint did a hard & soft flash and reboot, neither worked.
I am glad sprint has a 30 day return policy ($35 "Re-stocking fee") IM TAKING IT BACK TOMORROW!!
PROS: Ummm... If I ever got into an altercation on the street, I could use it as a weapon. Its BIG & HEAVY!
CONS: PLENTY, see review
new to taho
So far so good. The button that activates the speaker phone is right where my thumb goes naturally when I answer a call...annoying but easily switched off...hope I can modify my behavior before I get perturbed off.
Disapointed Sanyo, you could have done better
I have had the Sanyo 7050 for about 3 years now and have had no issues with it. when I saw that Sanyo was coming out with a newer rugged phone I got excited to retire my 7050.
My local Sprint store has them in stock and got to review and go through it. Man was I disappointed.
First off it has the same ringers that my 7050 has! In three years Sanyo could not roll out better or different ringers for the Taho?
2nd the ear piece is low and the speaker is very "tinny" sounding.
There was nothing really to get excited about.
Yes it has the camera and video, but other than that it's really the same phone I have. It is 3G so the internet is faster than my old one. Im sure its a good phone and it will do the job for those that like this style phone, but I was expecting so much more.
My work phone is the Casio Ravine.. Sanyo needs to take some notes from that phone.
Mil Spec
Feels good in the hand
Volume is low
Speaker Tinny
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Cognitive Impairment Linked to Low Vitamin D Blood Levels
In an article scheduled for publication in the Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry and Neurology, Ian Lang, PhD, and colleagues report an association between decreased levels of vitamin D and an increased risk of cognitive impairment in older men and women.*
The study included 708 men and 1,058 women who participated in the Health Survey for England 2000. Neurocognitive testing revealed cognitive impairment in 212 subjects. The risk of impairment was found to increase with declining levels of serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D. Participants whose blood vitamin D levels were among the lowest 25% of participants experienced an adjusted risk of cognitive impairment that was 2.28 times greater than that of men and women whose vitamin D levels were in the top quarter.
"We need to investigate whether vitamin D supplementation is a cost-effective and low-risk way of reducing older people's risks of developing cognitive impairment and dementia," Dr. Lang observed.
—Dayna Dye
*Llewellyn DJ, Langa K, Lang I. Serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentration and cognitive impairment. J Geriatr Psychiatry Neurol. 2008 Dec 10.
Green Tea Catechins Improve Exercise-Induced Abdominal Fat Loss
A recent article published in the Journal of Nutrition reports that green tea catechins combined with exercise helps decrease abdominal fat and triglycerides in overweight adults.*
Kevin C. Maki, PhD, of Provident Clinical Research in Bloomington, Indiana, and colleagues randomized 132 overweight adults to receive a beverage containing green tea catechins and caffeine, or a beverage containing the same amount of caffeine without catechins daily for 12 weeks while engaging in an exercise program. Both groups lost weight by the end of the study, yet participants who received catechins lost a greater amount. Abdominal fat area, subcutaneous abdominal fat, and serum triglycerides were significantly lower in subjects who received tea catechins.
"Our results are not inconsistent with the possibility that catechin consumption increases energy expenditure to a degree that could produce clinically important changes in body fat over time," the authors concluded.
—Dayna Dye
*Maki KC, Reeves MS, Farmer M, et al. Green tea catechin consumption enhances exercise-induced abdominal fat loss in overweight and obese adults. J Nutr. 2009 Feb;139(2):264-70.
Soy Protects Against Colorectal Cancer in Postmenopausal Women
Regular soy consumption may reduce the risk of colorectal cancer in postmenopausal women, according to a Chinese study.* This report from the Shanghai Women's Health Study included 68,412 women with an average age of 52 years. Participants reported their average soy intake during interviews and were monitored for colorectal cancer.
After an average of 6.4 years, 321 cases of colorectal cancer occurred. The risk of cancer was 30% lower among those with the highest consumption of soy, whether measured as soy foods, soy protein, or isoflavones. Each increase of 5 grams/day in soy intake (dry weight; equivalent to about 1 ounce tofu/day) was associated with an 8% lower risk, even after adjusting for cancer risk factors. The benefit applied primarily to postmenopausal women.
The authors concluded, "given the fact that colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers worldwide and that soy can be readily incorporated into most diets, our findings have important public health implications in the prevention of this common malignancy."
—Laura J. Ninger, ELS
*Yang G, Shu XO, Li H, et al. Prospective cohort study of soy food intake and colorectal cancer risk in women. Am J Clin Nutr. 2009 Feb;89(2):577-83.
EPA Helps Relieve Psychological Distress in Women
A recent issue of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition reported the outcome of a Canadian clinical trial that found a beneficial effect for the omega-3 fatty acid eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) in middle-aged women suffering from psychological distress.*
Michel Lucas and his associates at Laval University enrolled 120 women between the ages of 40 and 55 with moderate to severe psychological distress, which can sometimes occur during the menopausal transition. The group was randomized to receive EPA in divided doses, or a placebo daily for eight weeks.
After excluding women undergoing major depression, psychological distress among those who received EPA was found to have improved significantly after eight weeks compared with subjects who received the placebo.
"Because EPA and DHA supplements have beneficial outcomes on cardiovascular disease, have no serious side effects, and might be helpful in reducing hot flashes, research should be encouraged in middle-aged women with psychological distress and depressive symptoms," the authors stated.
—Dayna Dye
* Lucas M, Asselin G, Merette C, Poulin MJ, Dodin S. Ethyl-eicosapentaenoic acid for the treatment of psychological distress and depressive symptoms in middle-aged women: a double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized clinical trial. Am J Clin Nutr. 2009 Feb;89(2):641-51.
Higher Vitamin E Levels in Smokers Linked With Reduced Pancreatic Cancer Risk
A recent issue of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition reports an association between higher concentrations of vitamin E and a lower risk of pancreatic cancer in smokers.*
Rachel Z. Stolzenberg-Solomon, PhD, and colleagues evaluated data from 29,092 men who participated in the Alpha-Tocopherol, Beta-Carotene Cancer Prevention Study, a placebo-controlled trial that sought to determine the effect of vitamin E and beta-carotene supplementation on the prevention of cancers in smokers. During up to 19.4 years of follow-up, 318 cases of pancreatic cancer were diagnosed.
For participants whose serum alpha tocopherol levels at the beginning of the study were among the top 20% of participants, the risk of developing pancreatic cancer was 48% lower than those whose levels were in the lowest fifth.
"Our results support the hypothesis that higher concentrations of serum alpha tocopherol may protect against pancreatic carcinogenesis in smokers," the authors concluded.
—Dayna Dye
* Stolzenberg-Solomon RZ, Sheffler-Collins S, Weinstein S, et al. Vitamin E intake, alpha-tocopherol status, and pancreatic cancer in a cohort of male smokers. Am J Clin Nutr. 2009 Feb;89(2):584-91.
Younger Men With Erectile Dysfunction May be at Increased Risk For Heart Disease
In the February 2009 issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings, Jennifer St. Sauver, PhD, and colleagues report the results of a study that found men between the ages of 40 and 49 who experience erectile dysfunction (ED) have a significantly higher risk of developing heart disease compared with those not affected by the condition.*
For the investigation, 1,402 men were screened for ED every two years. Cardiac events and coronary angiograms diagnostic of coronary artery disease were tracked and confirmed.
Over the 10-year follow-up, coronary heart disease developed in 11% of the participants, and was 80% more likely to occur in men with ED. Men with ED between the ages of 40 and 49 experienced a 50-fold higher number of new cases of heart disease than men in the same age group who did not report the condition.
"Erectile dysfunction and coronary artery disease may be differing manifestations of a common underlying vascular pathology," the authors concluded.
—Dayna Dye
* Inman BA, Sauver JL, Jacobson DJ, et al. A population-based, longitudinal study of erectile dysfunction and future coronary artery disease. Mayo Clin Proc. 2009 Feb;84(2):108-13.
Arginine Shows Promise Against Obesity
In a study reported in a recent issue of the Journal of Nutrition, scientists at Texas A&M University showed that arginine helps reduce fat gain in rats.*
Guoyao Wu, PhD, and associates fed 24 rats a high-fat diet and gave 24 animals a low-fat diet for 15 weeks. The animals were then divided to receive drinking water supplemented with L-arginine or L-alanine while maintaining their previous diets.
After 12 weeks, weight gain in the rats on the high-fat diet was 40% lower among those that received arginine compared with the controls, and for rats on the low-fat diet, weight gain was 60% lower. White fat pad weight increased by 98% in animals that received alanine; for animals that received arginine, the increase averaged only 35%.
The researchers concluded that arginine promotes lean tissue growth over fat gain. Dr. Wu stated that future investigations will involve obese children and adults.
—Dayna Dye
* Jobgen W, Meininger CJ, Jobgen SC, et al. Dietary L-arginine supplementation reduces white fat gain and enhances skeletal muscle and brown fat masses in diet-induced obese rats. J Nutr. 2009 Feb;139(2):230-7.
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Women?s Tennis National Championships Recap ? Day 3
By Travis Rae, Communications and Sports Information Intern
MOBILE, Ala. – (Scores) (Bracket) The semifinals are set for the NAIA Women's Tennis National Championship in Mobile, Ala., at the Mobile Tennis Center. The top two-seeds are advancing to the semifinals, while the fifth and sixth-seeds are also moving on after upsetting the third and fourth-seeds. Semifinals action will kick off at 1 p.m. tomorrow.
Top-seeded Xavier (La.) defeated Embry-Riddle (Fla.), 5-3, but had to comeback in singles action for the victory. Xavier won No. 3 doubles, 8-3, but dropped the next two doubles matches and trailed 2-1 heading into singles. The Gold Nuggets won four of the five singles matches, while one went unfinished, to clinch the match. Kourtney Howell won 7-5, 6-1, in No. 1 singles to clinch the match for Xavier. The Gold Nuggets advanced to the semifinals where they will take on William Carey (Miss.) tomorrow. This will be the first semifinals appearance in any sport for Xavier.
Fifth-seed William Carey advances to the semifinals after upsetting fourth-seed SCAD Savannah (Ga.), 5-4, in quarterfinal action. William Carey found themselves down, 2-1, after doubles action but bounced back in singles. William Carey fell in No. 1 and No. 2 singles but answered by winning Nos. 3-6 singles to clinch the match. Julia Angerman clinched the match for the Lady Crusaders. She dropped the first game, 6-2, but rebounded to win 7-6 (7-4), 6-2. William Carey will advance to face top-seed Xavier in the semifinals.
Sixth-seed Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) will advance to its first semifinals appearance since 2009, after defeating third-seed Brenau (Ga.), 5-4. Lindsey Wilson took No. 1 and 2 doubles to hold a 2-1 lead going into singles action. Brenau started mounting a comeback as they took three singles. However, it was not enough as Anna Gaprindashvili clinched the win for the Blue Raiders. She dropped the first set 7-5 but bounced back to win 6-4, 6-3, to send Lindsey Wilson to the semifinals to face second-seed Auburn Montgomery (Ala.) tomorrow.
Second-seed Auburn Montgomery is advancing to its 14th-straight semifinals after defeating Northwood (Fla.), 5-1, in the quarterfinals. The Warhawks won 2-of-3 doubles matches to take a 2-1 lead heading into the singles. Auburn Montgomery clinched the victory by winning three singles matchups. In those matchups the Warhawks only dropped seven sets. Tiffany Williams for Auburn Montgomery won in straight sets against Valentina Souki. Auburn Montgomery will face Lindsey Wilson in the semifinals.
NeuLion, the NAIA's official video-streaming company of 18 select NAIA national championship events, will be broadcasting the championship match on May 18. Streaming of the championship match will be free. For more information and to pre-register, click here.


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So it's a new year! We started the new year with some friends. New Year's was great! We just hung out, watched a movie, hung out some more, and opened some "bubbly"! Too bad I never have any pictures of me and John doing anything fun with our friends! Only our kids. We had a couple of snow storms albeit with very little snow. The kids loved playing outside. They made their own little snowman who survived for quite a while! Anyways, it's quite the overload of pictures.
|Carly eating the snow
|She kept getting out of bed but instead of downstairs, she fell asleep at the top of them.
|Showing off their tattoos and how manly they are with them!
|Funniest note ever! "Dear Mommy. Can I eat a snack. Love Landon"
Going to the zoo with friends!
Landon reading to Cody. I absolutely love her hair in a ponytail! It makes her look older.
Carly just loves her brother so much but he starts getting just a little too squished!


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Meet Rudy Carranza, Employee of the Month
A 19-year veteran of the grounds staff, Rudy Carranza has a great reputation as a reliable, highly skilled member of De Anza's staff. He plays a significant role in graduation ceremony events. Major projects he has had a role in include improvement of playground safety at the Child Care Center and refurbishing the patio area in the recent remodeling of the Campus Center.
"I enjoy working at De Anza," says Carranza, "especially during the annual graduation setups because of the value this ceremony has to the faculty, staff and students."
Mary Ann Washington, of Language Arts, and Cynthia Smith of Budget and Personnel both nominated Carranza. Washington says that she nominated him because he was always available to go the extra mile, and showed remarkable knowledge, reliability and a consistently positive attitude that made him a natural leader. "Rudy is very helpful and professional in all aspects," Washington enthuses, saying that "Rudy's great leadership skills toward faculty, staff and students have been very instrumental" in his success. Smith adds that he is a relevant and important person on campus but often goes unrecognized. She credits him for his contributions to De Anza's "clean and friendly environment" and has observed that he is articulate in expressing opinions and maintaining his professional integrity.
Carranza attributes his success to his coworkers and supervisor. "I feel my time here at De Anza College has been successful because of the excellent communication with my co-workers and our new supervisor, Joe Cooke," he says. "I appreciate the relationship I have with my co-workers and my supervisor's leadership in bringing back a family atmosphere."


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Memorex has a crazy (and expensive) new DVD-R line called SimpleSave, which automatically scans your computer for photos and videos and burns them to disc. From the description, these $14.99 for 5 discs sound like they're perfect for your parents or grandparents who don't really know how to use a burner and have photos scattered all over their machines. If they've got more pics and vids than can fit on one disc, the software will tell them how many more they need to buy and will parse and burn accordingly. Expensive, but neat fort the new user. [PRNewswire via Coolest Gadgets]
Memorex SimpleSave is Easy DVD Recording For Your Grandparents


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Mark Sanchez wasn't able to move the New York Jets' offense Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals, and coach Rex Ryan finally ran out of patience.
Ryan benched Sanchez and inserted Greg McElroy at quarterback midway through the third quarter, drawing loud cheers from a sparse but frustrated crowd at MetLife Stadium. McElroy promptly led the Jets on 10-play, 54-yard touchdown drive, punctuated by his 1-yard touchdown pass to Jeff Cumberland, that gave New York the only score it needed in a 7-6 win.
Sanchez was 10-of-21 passing for 97 yards with three interceptions before being pulled. The Jets didn't manage any points with Sanchez facing the Cardinals' strong defense, though Nick Folk missed two field-goal attempts in the first half.
McElroy was a seventh-round draft pick out of Alabama in the 2011 NFL Draft. He missed all of last season with a thumb injury, so this was the first game action of his NFL career. McElroy finished the game 5 of 7 for 29 yards and the TD.
Tim Tebow, the Jets' regular backup quarterback, was inactive with a rib injury.
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Why Obama can't stop Snowden from traveling
Edward Snowden's globe-trotting is the latest international headache for President Barack Obama, with no relief in sight.
The former National Security Agency contractor who leaked classified documents about top secret electronic surveillance programs is in Russia and headed to Latin America — where options for bringing him back to the United States to face charges range from highly unlikely to virtually nonexistent.
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The spotlight-grabbing international travel — just as Obama seeks to focus attention on his Tuesday climate change speech and a weeklong trip to Africa that begins Wednesday — is sure to keep Snowden's own story atop the headlines, highlighting the White House's relative powerlessness to bring him back to face charges.
( PHOTOS: Pols react to Snowden on the run)
There's no telling when the stream of stories drawn from his leaks will end, or what his host countries might decide to do with the information he carries, should he share it with them.
And there's no spinning away the story of Snowden's continued freedom: Obama and his administration couldn't talk Hong Kong into extraditing Snowden before he left the city, a special administrative region of China, and have minimal sway with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
"There's not a whole lot I can say except that this is both a head-snapper and an eye-roller for the U.S. and for American officials — including the highest level one — who have been trying to work with Russia," said Strobe Talbott, a former deputy secretary of state. "Putin personally, and his government, are not sorry to have opportunities to tweak the U.S."
( PHOTOS: 10 famous/infamous whistleblowers)
The fact that the United States has already rescinded Snowden's passport didn't stop him from leaving Hong Kong for Moscow on Sunday — headed, WikiLeaks said, for the Republic of Ecuador.
The options for Obama won't get any better on the other side of the globe, in any of the three Latin American countries reportedly on Snowden's itinerary: The United States hasn't had diplomatic relations with Cuba since the Castro regime took power. The oil-funded Venezuelan government has long tweaked the United States under the late Hugo Chávez and his successor, Nicolás Maduro.
And Ecuador, which has housed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at its Embassy in London for the past year and confirmed an asylum request from Snowden on Sunday, has become the unofficial patron state for WikiLeaks.
( Also on POLITICO: Pols mock Snowden 'oppression tour')
Though hardly a bastion of press freedom — President Rafael Correa this month asked government ministers to stop granting interviews to independent media he labeled "corrupt" — it was the only country to expel a U.S. ambassador over the WikiLeaks cables.
"They have no serious interest in being friendly to us," said a former State Department official who worked on Ecuador-U.S. relations. "It's a huge mess. I can't see that there's anything that could be done."
So, short of intercepting the Aeroflot flight from Moscow to Havana that Snowden is reportedly set to board on Monday, there's no way the president can prevent Snowden from traveling from Russia to Cuba, then on to Venezuela and Ecuador.
( Also on POLITICO: Earlier: Snowden charged with 3 felonies)
In other words: The administration can't stop Snowden from traveling — all it can do is ask nicely that other countries send him home.
"Persons wanted on felony charges, such as Mr. Snowden, should not be allowed to proceed in any further international travel, other than is necessary to return him to the United States," State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Sunday.


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The 1939 National Identity Card Database
February 14, 2010 by © Joan Miller - Luxegen Genealogy.
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Census Substitute Those of us researching in England, Wales or Scotland will be interested in the recent release of the 1939 National Identity Card Database. The 1939 National Identity Card Survey was undertaken at the outbreak of the Second World War and took place on National Registration Day Friday September 29th, 1939. The details collected [...]


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I've been learning all about playing the AH and making lots of gold over the past couple of weeks and it has really paid off. In the last 10 days I have made about 3500g profit on my lvl 19 bank alt.
The 3 areas I primarily focus on are Eternal Fires, Lifes and Netherweave cloth/bags.
If you need these items or would like to sell these items, let me know. I'll buy all of them you have or sell them to you cheaper than you can get them on the AH, unless the price is just really high and I have sold out. Fires right now are pretty high and I haven't been able to get my hands on any for a reasonable price.
I will buy all of these you can throw at me. Just COD them to Youaredead for the buy price.
Eternals: buy price/sell price/AH price (more or less)
Eternal Fire 25/27/32+
Eternal Life 17/20/25+
Netherweave Cloth -
I don't like selling this, but if you need some let me know.
I currently buy all of them that arn't way overpriced from the AH, so don't go to the AH for this item, you will be paying way to much.
I buy at least 3 times a day, so you might be able to get a few stacks reasonably, but you will probably have better luck just pinging me for some.
That said - I will buy this stuff like candy - COD it to me for like 3.5-4g a stack and I'll take all you can send.
Netherweave Bags:
I am usually the lowest person on the AH at around 9.5g.
I'll sell em to you guys for 6g.
I'm looking to get into other areas too - do you farm something pretty regularly? Don't like playing the AH game? Want someone to buy it at a steady price? Let me know and we can work something out. You farm, I play the AH, we both profit : ).
If you want to make some money off your professions let me know. I'll buy your dragonseye/titansteal/transmute everyday at a steady price...I'll even send you the mats and just pay you a little for the service if you like. Make pots/flasks for your raids? COD the procs to me instead of handing them out, use the money you make off the procs to buy the stuff you need to make more flasks/pots for your raid.
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(3 cr.) This course examines theoretical concepts and practical techniques of organizational design and change. Students gain a conceptual understanding of leadership skills required for organizational change. The study of leading organizational change includes factors relating to the need for organizational change and the strategy-structure relationship to organizational design with a focus on organizational effectiveness. Prerequisite: OL 601., Every Year, Fall and Spring


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Here at MIGA, I'm responsible for fielding initial investor inquiries about our political risk guarantees, which is an interesting vantage point from which to note trends. Last year I blogged about the rising interest of foreign investors in Sierra Leone. Talking with investors around the world interested in emerging markets and examining MIGA's Preliminary Application (PA) data, I see a similar trend emerging in Ethiopia. Investor interest has grown dramatically.
MIGA was created to promote foreign direct investment into developing countries by mitigating political risk. The agency offers insurance to private investors against
several risks. I spend much of my day on the phone or email with investors in the initial stages of considering projects in emerging markets. Without MIGA cover many of these projects might not happen. The investors MIGA speaks with are a small subset of investors interested in emerging markets. They are often the investors interested in countries perceived to have a high rate of political risk, but also potential for a healthy internal rate of return.
Since January 2008, MIGA has received 28 PAs from investors interested in Ethiopia. A PA is the first step toward a MIGA guarantee against political risk. This contrasts with 33 PAs the agency received between 1991, when Ethiopia joined MIGA, and 2007. Close to half the PAs from Ethiopia over the last 20 years arrived in the last three.
In addition to the measurable rise in PAs, over the last few years I am communicating with more investors considering Ethiopia by phone and email. The investors I speak with from my office in Washington skew toward US and Canadian-based investors with ties to the Ethiopian diaspora. These investors contrast with those interested in other parts of Africa, who tend to be based in Europe or other parts of Africa. The investors interested in MIGA cover for Ethiopia also skew toward MIGA's Small Investment Program set up for small investors seeking cover on less than $10 million. Another trait of Ethiopian investors is they tend to be interested in the agriculture, manufacturing, and services sectors. Roughly 55 percent of MIGA PA's in general are in those sectors while 80 percent of Ethiopian PAs are in the three sectors.
Not only is interest rising, but the quality of investors and projects is improving. Last year MIGA guaranteed its first investment in Ethiopia, Africa Juice. The project is a medium-sized farm and juice-processing facility employing hundreds of people in an area of the country that has seen little in the way of opportunity. I am seeing an improvement in the sophistication and quality of investor combined with higher quality projects that have more chance of becoming a reality. This certainly bodes well for Ethiopia.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development is the world's go-to source for data on foreign direct investment (FDI). Its UNCTAD STAT database shows an increase in foreign direct investment into Ethiopia every year since 1992, the first year data is available. The rise is relatively constant from USD $941 million in 2000, to $2,821 in 2005 and $3,697 in 2009. The economic crisis may have slowed investment into Ethiopia somewhat, but positive growth continued.
The UNCTAD numbers confirm the trend I am seeing in MIGA. The UNCTAD data includes other West African countries with similar increasing flows of FDI, but Ethiopia appears to have the biggest corresponding jump in MIGA PAs and inquiries from investors by phone or email.


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Boussard & Gavaudan Holding Limited ("BGHL") is a closed-ended investment company registered and incorporated in Guernsey on 3 October 2006. BGHL' shares are listed and traded on Euronext Amsterdam by NYSE Euronext. BGHL's shares are also admitted to the official list of the UK Listing Authority and to trading on the London Stock Exchange plc's main market for listed securities.
Boussard & Gavaudan Investment Management, LLP (« BGIM ») acts as the Investment Manager and is responsible of the day-to-day management of assets of BGHL.
BGHL seeks to achieve long-term appreciation of its assets through multi alternative investment strategies by investing in BG Fund, a sub-fund of BG Umbrella Fund Plc, also managed by BGIM. BG Umbrella Fund Plc is a feeder fund to BG Master Fund Plc. BG Master Fund Plc is an opportunistic Europe-focused multi-strategy fund which aims primarily at arbitraging instruments with non-linear pay-offs in special situations. Over time, BGHL may undertake direct investments other than BG Fund that are identified by the Investment Manager.


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Chebasaz necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 61 diseños de 17 diseñadores freelance.
Have Feet, Will Travel!
I'm looking for a clean, web 2.0 designed logo for a travel website which will be launching soon. (Be on the lookout for that contest as well)
The website will document my own travels around the world, but also serve as a resource for others who want to plan their own trips.
The target market is backpackers and world travelers of all ages, so I'm looking for something age-neutral. That being said, backpackers usually fall in the 20-40 age bracket.
What I'm looking for:
A logo that includes a fun and unique cartoon or comic style avatar. I'm looking for something that can be used as a branding icon.
Possible ideas are a goofy cartoon character with a backpack walking around the world, comic style feet, etc. This needs to be an original comic/cartoon.
You can have fun with the rest of the logo, but err on the side of straightforward and clean. Non-Serif fonts are preferable.
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Huka Lodge
Renowned for its luxurious hospitality, Huka Lodge offers 18 Junior Lodge Suites, one Lodge Suite and two exclusive cottages - the Owner's Cottage with four suites and the new two-suite Alan Pye Cottage.
- Iconic New Zealand lodge
- Fly fishing
- Huka Falls
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Huka Lodge lies on the banks of the Waikato River, 300m upstream from the famous Huka Falls. It started as a simple fishing lodge in the 1920s, attracting guests from around the world. Now the exclusive lodge lures the most discerning travellers from around the globe, seeking one of the world's very best retreats.
Huka Lodge spans 17 acres of manicured grounds, offering 18 Junior Lodge Suites, one Lodge Suite and two exclusive cottages – the Owner's Cottage, with four suites, and the new two-suite Alan Pye Cottage.
Every last detail has been considered to ensure guests enjoy superb cuisine, seamless service and every comfort possible for those who appreciate the finer things in life.
Features & Facilities
- Tennis courts
- Heated swimming pool
- Spa pools
- Gardens
- Family-friendly
- Fishing
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Adresse postale
Huka Lodge, Huka Falls Road, Taupo, Lake Taupo, New Zealand.
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Location, Location, Location! Mobility and Opportunity in East King County
Emily Lieb brings us another research update from Seattle from the Access to Opportunity Project:
What's in a neighborhood? Scholars (and realtors) agree: Where a person lives determines how much access to opportunity she has. Good schools, safe streets, high-quality housing that appreciates in value, accessible jobs and services, clean air and water—all of these things make it possible for people to do the best they can for themselves and their families. Poor schools, high crime rates, bad housing, an unhealthy environment, and relative inaccessibility do the opposite. Each one of these things is an obstacle standing between a family and its potential.


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Sport Goofy Gifts & Sundries
Located in the main lobby building, Stadium Hall, this gift shop has a little of everything you might need while on vacation.
Beer & Liquor To Go
Inside to the back you'll find coolers with an assortment of beer, wine coolers and wine to take back to your room. Behind the counter they have a limited selection of hard liquor available as well. Just remember you are "paying the price" for the convenience of purchasing these items at your resort - be prepared for high prices.
Sunday beer sales start at 1pm. Two alcoholic beverages per person.
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Boy Scout Magazine Says Don't Listen To Legally Burned CDs, As They're Too Similar To Piracy
from the apparently,-someone-failed-their-legal-merit-badge deptFour years ago, the MPAA worked with the local Los Angeles chapter of the Boy Scouts of America to create a special "activity patch" for Boy Scouts to repeat propaganda about how evil file sharing is. For some reason, that story got renewed attention earlier this year, when a few sources came across the 2006 story without checking the date on it. While there's really nothing new on that story, it does appear that the Boy Scouts are making some absolutely ridiculous suggestions to parents about how to talk to your kids about copyright issues.
That link is to an article in the latest issue of Scouting Magazine, supposedly about the "ethics" of file sharing, and how parents should talk to their children about it. And, yet, it's entirely one-sided, quoting the RIAA's claims about "losses," but oddly leaving out the stacks upon stacks upon stacks upon stacks of research showing that musicians are making more money these days, via alternative business models. You would think that would be a relevant part of the discussion... but it's totally absent. Someone, apparently, failed their "research the facts" merit badge.
But where the article goes totally off the rails is in telling parents that their children are too stupid to understand the nuances of copyright law, and because of that, they should take an extreme position: one so extreme that they shouldn't even listen to legally burned CDs:
So how can Scouters teach ethical behavior related to music downloading? One way: Set a good example. When you haul around Scouts in your car, for example, only play CDs that you've purchased. If you play CDs that you've burned--even if they're legal--your Scouts may not recognize the difference between those and the pirated CDs friends have given them.The article also tries to blame musicians who embrace alternative business models for making the situation more confusing:
Part of the problem, [Dr. Tony] Aretz says, lies in the Internet's free-for-all nature, where users get all sorts of content free--even information from newspapers that they would have to pay for in the real world. Bands like Radiohead have further complicated the situation by giving their music away or offering it on a "pay what you want" basis.Note to Aretz and Scouting magazine: the internet is the real world too. And bands like Radiohead haven't "further complicated the situation." They've helped make it clear that there are smart business models that can be embraced while not turning your fans into criminals. It would seem like that's a rather important lesson one should teach Boy Scouts.
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