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Lack Of Wind Hands Victory To Team Germany
3 July 2010
As published by ISAF
Porto Cervo, Sardinia, Italy - Team Germany has taken victory in the Audi Sardinia Cup 2010, the ISAF Offshore Team World Championship.
The event, organized biennially by the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda since 1978, saw eight teams representing seven nations competing for the coveted Sardinia Challenge Trophy. Each team was composed of a Farr 40 and a Melges 32, Wolfgang Schaefer's Farr 40 Struntje Light represented Germany together with the Melges 32 Teasing Machine, owned by Jean Francois Cruette.
Due to an almost total lack of wind off the north east coast of Sardinia no racing took place yesterday and, despite a long wait for the teams on the water, the same was true of today. The overall classification at the conclusion of the event which took place from 28 June to 3 July has therefore remained unchanged since Thursday 1 July when the fleet had completed five windward leeward races and a coastal race.
Schaefer commented on his team's victory: "We are proud and happy, it is an honour to take victory in the Audi Sardinia Cup for the German team since the last time the trophy went to Germany was in 1994. We had a great team and we had a lot of fun even if today's long wait was tough on our nerves. The Sardinia Cup is always a great experience and we hope the next edition will be another great success for the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda."
Rather less happy with the lack of wind over the past two days were second-placed team Italy 2, composed of the Farr 40 Joe Fly owned by Giovanni Maspero and the Melges 32 B Lin Sailing owned by Luca Lalli. Together with the rest of the fleet they would have liked to have had the chance to regain some ground on Germany. Third place went to team USA made up of Jim Richardson's Farr 40 Barking Mad, and the Melges 32 Bliksem, owned by Pieter Taselaar.
During the prize giving held in the YCCS' Piazza Azzurra this afternoon the Commodore of the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda, Riccardo Bonadeo, together with Marketing Director of Audi Italia Michele Migliorini and Chairman of the Offshore Racing Congress Bruni Finzi awarded prizes to the top three classified teams and the challenge trophy to Germany.
For further details visit the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda website.
Audi Sardinia Cup Overall Team Results:
1- GERMANY: Melges 32 TEASING MACHINE (3,3,1,4,4,1 =16); Farr 40 STRUNTJE LIGHT (3,6,6,1,1,1 =18 ): Total pts. 34
2- ITALY 2: B-LIN (1,1,7,5,1,7 =22); JOE FLY (1,5,3,5,3,5 =22): Total pts. 44
3- USA: BLIKSEM (2,6,5,3,6,5=27); BARKING MAD (7,3,4,2,2,2=20): Total pts. 47
4- ITALY: FANTASTICA (7,7,4,2,2,4=26); NERONE (5,2,1,4,4,6=22): Total pts. 48
5- MALTA: RUSH DILETTA (4,5,3,1,DSQ,2= 24); ENFANT TERRIBLE (4,1,2,6,DSQ,4 =26): Total pts. 50
6- MONACO: AUDI GIACOMEL (6,2,2,8,DSQ,8 =35); PLENTY (2,4,5,3,5,7 = 26): Total pts. 61
7- UNITED KINGDOM: NGONI (5,4,8,6,5,6=34); MANGUSTA RISK (8,7,8,7,6,3=39): Total pts. 73
8- SWITZERLAND: I.NOVA 2 (8,8,6,7,3,3=35); VANITAS CUBE (6,8,7,8,7,8= 44): Total pts. 79


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Rams Fall to Kean in Non-Conference Match
Oct 15, 2005
Kean University 3 (30, 30, 30)
Farmingdale State 0 (20, 16, 15)
The Rams women�s volleyball team fell 3-0 to Kean University on Saturday afternoon in a non-conference away game in Union, NJ. Farmingdale fell to a 7-13 record with the loss, while Kean improved to 10-13. Freshman outside hitter Jennifer Carvalho (Rahway, NJ/Rahway) recorded 11 kills, five service aces and 4 digs for the Cougars.
Farmingdale hosts Skyline Conference rival Old Westbury on Tuesday night, October 19th, at 7:00pm.

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Joyce Redman, a two-time Oscar-nominated Irish-born actress whose erotically charged dinner-eating scene opposite Albert Finney was a highlight of the bawdy 1963 British film comedy "Tom Jones," has died. She was 96.
Redman died Thursday in Kent, England after a short battle with pneumonia, said her son, actor Crispin Redman.
A veteran of the London and Broadway stage, Redman received her first Academy Award nomination for best supporting actress for "Tom Jones," which starred Finney as the incorrigible 18th century English title character who has a series of amorous adventures.
One took place with Redman's bold and brazen Mrs. Waters.
As The Times' Philip K. Scheuer wrote in his review, Jones rescues Mrs. Waters, "beaten and half naked along the road." They wind up in a country inn, where they lustily dine in what Scheuer described as "a scene of gourmandizing that will go down in history.
"Eyeing one another steadily, saying nary a word, they stuff their mouths with dripping goodies in a rite that becomes the personification, even beatification, of sex a la carte."
Redman and Finney had appeared together onstage and they played the eating-as-foreplay scene just "for fun," Finney recalled in 2000 in the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
"It was filmed early in the morning, and it took hours," he said. "They kept bringing more food – trying us out on different dishes. They'd say things like 'Bring more oysters. She's very good on oysters.' ... We weren't sure the audience would get it at all. It seems they did."
In a 1987 interview with Newsday, Redman said: "Wouldn't it be sad if that were the only thing for which I were remembered?"
The hit "Tom Jones," which was directed by Tony Richardson, won Oscars for best picture, director, screenplay and score.
"After 'Tom Jones,' I was offered all kinds of things, and I could have named my price, but the children were still pretty young, and no way could I leave them," Redman, a mother of three, had said in Newsday.
At the time, she was playing Henry Higgins' mother in a Broadway revival of "Pygmalion" that starredPeter O'Tooleas Higgins.
She received another supporting actress Oscar nomination for her performance as Emilia in the 1965 film "Othello," starring Laurence Olivier.
One of four sisters in an Anglo-Irish family, Redman was born in Newcastle, Ireland on Dec. 9, 1915, according to British media reports, and grew up in County Mayo.
Redman trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London and debuted on the London stage in 1935.
She made her Broadway debut as Doll Tearsheet in "King Henry IV, Part II" in 1946 and created the role of Anne Boleyn opposite Rex Harrison's Henry in Maxwell Anderson's drama "Anne of the Thousand Days" on Broadway in 1948.
On television, she appeared on TV series such as "Vanity Fair," "Clayhanger," "The Rector's Wife," "Tales of the Unexpected" and "Ruth Rendell Mysteries."
Her last screen role was as Old Queen Victoria in the 2001 TV movie "Victoria & Albert." The cast included her son, Crispin.
Redman was preceded in death by her husband, Charles Wynne-Roberts, whom she married in 1949.
Survivors include her three children and five grandchildren.


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The wiki is being retired!
Documentation is now handled by the same processes we use for code: Add something to the Documentation/ directory in the coreboot repo, and it will be rendered to https://doc.coreboot.org/. Contributions welcome!
Time and Place
Saturday, 6th of February 2010, at FOSDEM2010 in Brussels, Belgium.
FOSDEM is simply the biggest free software developers event in Europe. For the last 10 years, on one weekend in February, a campus from the Brussels Free University gets raided by some 5000 open source developers and enthusiasts. There are main tracks with high profile talks, there are project specific devrooms with talks and hands on session, there are booths, and all of it is free (although donations are appreciated).
Coreboot DevRoom
Coreboot will have its very first DevRoom at FOSDEM this year. We will have AW.124, which can hold 60 people, from 13:00 to 19:00. We will have talks and hands-on sessions there and generally be very cool and interesting :)
- 13:00 : Peter Stuge - coreboot introduction
- 14:00 : Peter Stuge - coreboot and PC technical details
- 15:00 : Rudolf Marek - ACPI and Suspend/Resume under coreboot.
- 16:00 : Rudolf Marek - coreboot board porting.
- 17:00 : Carl-Daniel Hailfinger - Flashrom.
- 18:00 : Luc Verhaegen - Flash Enable BIOS Reverse Engineering.
- Peter Stuge - coreboot introduction
The BIOS and it's successor EFI are considered by many to be the final frontier for open source software in commodity PCs. This talk introduces the open source BIOS replacement coreboot (formerly known as LinuxBIOS) and the projects that surround it, including many popular payloads that combine with coreboot to make up an innovative firmware for PCs. The talk also looks at the 10 year long history of the project, describes the current state of development and considers some possibilities for the future.
- Peter Stuge - coreboot and PC technical details
A modern PC is quite different from the 1980s original, and while the BIOS still lingers after 30 years it must now solve many tricky problems. When the original PC with it's pre-ISA expansion bus was powered on, it was almost immediately ready to run an application. Today's PC can have several multicore CPUs interconnected by HyperTransport, Front Side Bus or QuickPath, DDR3 RAM on each CPU, and a large number of buses and peripherals. Many components require increasingly complex initialization to be implemented in software. This talk describes the technical challenges encountered by coreboot developers and their solutions.
- Rudolf Marek - ACPI and Suspend/Resume under coreboot.
Ever wanted to know more about ACPI? This talk will introduce the software part of ACPI as well as provide the necessary hardware details to get the bigger picture. A tour through the Coreboot ACPI implementation will be given, and the nitty-gritty details of the suspend and resume procedure will be explained.
- Rudolf Marek - coreboot board porting
You don't like your BIOS? Want coreboot instead? Here is my story... This talk introduces some strategies for porting coreboot to new hardware. We go over the information gathering stage, data-mining, datasheet usage and common gotchas. The porting of a new motherboard but with existing chipset support, as well as kick-starting a new chipset port, are explained.
- Carl-Daniel Hailfinger - Flashrom, the universal flash tool.
Flashrom is the open source utility of choice to identify, read, write, verify and erase flash chips. It is commonly used to flash BIOSes from under Linux, *BSD, OpenSolaris and Mac OS X, but it also has the ability to reflash graphics cards, SATA controllers, network cards and one game console. A wide variety of external programmers is supported as well, from ultra-cheap homemade setups to high end commercial machines. Hotflashing and crossflashing complete the feature set. This talk introduces flashrom, and explains its structure and implementation. Common issues and future directions are explained, and even a demonstration will be given.
- Luc Verhaegen - Flash enable BIOS reverse engineering.
Many board makers provide extra write protection for their BIOS chips. The developers at the flashrom project have to devote part of their time on finding out what protection is present and how this can be disabled. Some of this information comes from the BIOS itself, and the procedures for some common BIOSes, and the tools involved will be introduced in this talk. Part of the time will be spent on digging through an actual BIOS with a crude tool like ndisasm.
Information for Speakers
A DevRoom at FOSDEM contains a sometimes working network (several thousand people are trying to use wireless at the same time), power, an LCD projector and some whiteboards. Next to that, the room will be filled with highly interested free software people, some of which you know or will get to know after your talk. It always is a very friendly and highly interested audience that can handle very technical information well. Talks should not be kept shallow at all as little pandering is needed. Talks should generally last about 45 minutes, so that there is some time for people to move in and out of the room or to come and talk to you directly.
If you want to give a talk at this DevRoom (and as you can see, there are plenty of slots still available), please contact Luc Verhaegen (libv) by dropping him an email at libv at skynet dot be.
Further information
The FOSDEM website contains tons of information on the event itself, transportation, getting around in brussels, finding hotels, pretty much everything you need. Next to that, there are archives of the website for the previous years, where you can find out about previous talks and shedules.
Flashrom speed talk at Alt-OS devroom
Proposed time: Sunday 12:45-13:00
Porting challenge: Flashrom, the universal flash tool
Flashrom is the open source utility of choice to read and write flash chips and a real porting challenge because it needs full hardware access from userspace. Some say that only X.org needs a similar level of hardware access. Flashrom is working under Linux, *BSD, OpenSolaris, Mac OS X and Windows (somewhat) and people use it to reflash BIOSes, graphics/network/SATA cards, a game console and to control a boatload of external flash programmers.
This talk gives a short overview of flashrom and its architecture, and then goes into detail about the work needed to port it to your favourite OS.


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Land records are a vital part of genealogical research. Besides the obvious information of telling where somebody lived they can also give family names and relationships, marriage information, death information, and descriptions of what was on the property.
Deeds are kept on the county level. The owner brought the deed in to the clerk and the clerk copied it, by hand in the old days, and returned the deed to the owner.
There are also federal land records such as those produced by the Homestead Act. This is a page from my great, great grandmother Jane (Malone) Thompson's homestead papers.
The interesting part to me is that she owned a sod house 16 x 18 feet with one door and one window.
The sod hen house was 12 x 12 feet; almost as big as her own home. She also had a well and eight acres under cultivation. Jane was over 70 years old and a widow when she followed some of her children and their families to southwest Kansas.
Another part of the document shows she couldn't sign her own name thus she made her mark.
Land records from most of the United States and some foreign countries are available on microfilm through the LDS family history centers. Although they are indexed by buyer and seller the most amazing stuff is found by scanning the documents. People listed in the document aren't indexed. These people could be prior owners, co-owners, neighbors and spouses.
I always make a list of all the surnames I'm searching in a certain county before I start an in-depth land search. Not just ancestors but spouses and neighbors. And I copy everything. What doesn't seem important at a certain point in your research may be very important later on.
Start digging into those land records and have fun!


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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
2012 Farm Revenue May Ease Up On The Land Value AcceleratorTweet
Farmland prices are still rising, but the rate of advance has slowed, making one wonder if the top of the market will soon be seen. Within the Chicago Federal Reserve District, which comprises Iowa, and parts of Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana and Michigan, land prices climbed 5% in the first three months of the year, compared to the same period in 2011. That compares to 19% for the prior 12 months as reported by commercial bankers in the region. Farmland prices are still hot.
The Chicago Fed survey of 231 bankers in the district reported the first quarter of the year saw 8% increases in land values in the southeastern two-thirds of Wisconsin and the northern two-thirds of Illinois. Prices rose by 4% in Iowa, 5% in Michigan, and 3% in Indiana. For Iowa, that compares to the 27% rise in land prices for the period from April 1, 2011 to April 1, 2012. But the 5% quarterly gain was in line with the prior 18 months.
Ag economist David Oppedahl of the Chicago Fed District asked the commercial lenders about the general nature of recent farmland auctions and discovered:
1) There were some auctions where the reserve price was not met.
2) Farmers were primary purchasers of land in the past 3 to 6 months.
3) Investors are still searching for bargains in land purchases.
4) 74% of the bankers reported a higher demand for farmland than year earlier levels.
5) Only 1% of bankers reported a lower demand for farmland.
6) 46% of the bankers reported an increase in the amount of farmland for sale.
7) Only 13% reported less farmland being available to the market.
Along with the 19% increase in land values compared to year earlier levels, was a 17% increase in cash rent compared to 2011. Cash rent increases were reported 20% higher in Iowa, 15% higher in Illinois and Indiana, 19% in Wisconsin, and 12% higher in Michigan. The year over year increase was the second highest recorded, only behind the increase seen in 1981.
The demand for more land, either through purchases or rent, appears to be driven still by higher commodity prices and greater net farm income, say the Chicago Fed and its survey respondents. However, Oppedahl reports lower commodity prices have reduced the upward pressure in 2012, as a result of lower prices for corn, hogs, and dairy products. Lower revenue, from lower commodity prices and higher input costs, would tend to create profitability challenges for farmers in the coming year, unlike 2011.
In the year ahead, Oppedahl, says, "The trend toward higher farmland values could ease in the second quarter of 2012, according to survey respondents. A third of the responding bankers expected farmland values to increase during the April through June period, while 1% expected declines. Nearly two-thirds of the respondents looked for farmland values to stabilize.
Despite the prospect for lower farm income, there is still strong farm income and that will continue to fuel the demand for farmland, say ag economists Jason Henderson and Maria Akers of the Kansas City Fed District. They also saw higher land values in the first quarter of 2012, which has risen by 20% for two consecutive years. In the Kansas City Fed District, first quarter land values were up 16% compared to a year earlier and one third of the bankers surveyed report the upward trend will continue over the next few months.
However, some of the increases within states are phenomenal. Compared to year ago levels, irrigated farmland in Nebraska is up more than 40%, with a 38% rise in non-irrigated land. Kansas farmland is selling for 24-26% more. The Kansas City Fed economists expect the trend to continue based on reports from 235 local bankers. They report, "Despite larger supplies, buyers remained willing to pay record prices at land auctions. Furthermore, survey respondents did not expect the farmland market to cool in the near future. About a third of District bankers anticipated farmland values would rise further while the remaining respondents expected farmland values to hold at peak levels."
Through the heart of the Cornbelt the demand for land remains at a high level, and farmers are willing to pay an average of 20% more than they did a year ago. Commercial bankers, surveyed by the Chicago and Kansas City Federal Reserve banks, indicate strong farm income has allowed farmers to repay debt and invest in farmland at record high prices. Commercial lenders expected the trend to continue, based on recent land sales, the good farm economy, and the fact that more land is available to the market than in the past.
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After Monday night's show, Michelle Chamuel, Sasha Allen, The Swon Brothers, Holly Tucker and Danielle Bradbery all needed your votes. Last night's eliminations were the most pivotal of the season. Why? They reveal the three contestants who will move on to next week's finals.
Starting off the live elimination show was a performance by Fall Out Boy, featuring our friend and "The Voice" contestant Michelle Chamuel. The band and Michelle performed "My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up)." Veteran Team Cee-Lo contestant Nicolas David also performed his new single "Say Goodbye," kicking off a series of "The Voice" nostalgia bits throughout the night.
During "The Voice" confessional, we learned coach Usher goes by "Ursher" and "Ursher Baby" (where did the R come from?), Adam Levine gets his tattoos from a Cracker Jack box, Blake Shelton laughs like Santa Claus and Shakira's secret to success on the show has, indeed, been those hips of hers. (Please, never have The Swon Brothers put on those leotards again.)
It was time for the first round of eliminations. You know the rules: when Carson Daly says someone's name, don't freak out…he is just asking a question before he breaks the news.
For the fourth week in a row, Michelle Chamuel was the first contestant to make it to the finals.
Remember Team Adam's Tony Luca? You know, Christiana Aguleria's former Mickey Mouse club buddy? He graced "The Voice" stage once again, with a performance of his new single, "Never Gonna Let You Go."
The top 5 got together for the first time this season to perform the rock classic by Poison, "Every Rose Has A Thorn." With the Swon Brothers leading on guitars and the women holding down the vocals, it was one of the best group performances of the season.
The Danielle Bradbery moved on to the finals. Yay Team Blake!
Speaking of Team Blake, Scottish-rocker Terry McDermott came back to "The Voice" stage with a performance of his single, "Pictures."
With The Swon Brothers, Sasha Allen and Amber Carrington all waiting to hear their fate, we waited as Carson announced the last finalist to move on to next week's finals…wait for it…
The Swon Brothers joined teammate Danielle Bradbery and Team Usher's Michelle Chamuel in the top three.
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A briefing in the Chapel of the Church of Scientology of London
Through briefings by law enforcement and community leaders, attendees gained new insight into the effects of drugs—the inextricable relationship between drug abuse and crime and the damage illicit drugs cause not only to users but also to their families, peers and neighborhoods.
The Director of Public Affairs Church of Scientology of London released a new brochure, Scientology: How We Help—The Truth About Drugs, Creating a Drug-Free World. She gave an overview of the Church's activities in support of the Truth About Drugs initiative, including volunteer distribution of 1 million copies of Truth About Drugs booklets during the 2012 London Summer Olympics and the 26-day, 965 km Marathon for a Drug-Free UK from Brighton to Edinburgh April 26-May 22, 2013, to promote drug-free living throughout the UK.
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In many cases, we don't choose our first cars. Our first cars are sometimes chosen for us as a sort of hand-me-down. The great Mercedes diesel sedan that got me through so much of high school was not necessarily up for a trip to college and, therefore, the family car shuffle resulted in an early 1990's Escort hatchback loaded to the gills with posters, clothing, computer peripherals and hope. But mostly computer peripherals. It was a great car for what it was; the stock five-speed transmission providing great mileage and a chance to pretend that I was driving something nicer than an Escort. Being the basest of base models, the car didn't come with a radio or a mirror on the passenger side. Still, I loved it.
That's why I was saddened to discover that, after having temporarily swapped for another family vehicle, my beloved Innes (named for Innes Ireland) had been bartered away to someone who agreed to paint the house for the car. I'm not saying it wasn't a good deal (the A/C was going, the paint was fading and the interior was fraying), but I had a lot of great memories in that car. So if that guy is here I hope this was your best deal. For everyone else, share your LeMons-worthy stories of cheap cars, wild swaps and dumb luck.


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- Significant oil production
- Launch of liquefied natural gas production facilities
- Significant economic potential: diamond, iron, gold, leather, agriculture, fishing, hydropower
- International financial support
- vulnerability to the reversal of oil prices
- High unemployment (26%), strong social inequalities and regional disparities
- Infrastructure deficiency
- Fragile banking sector
- Control of politics and economy by a small elite
- Conflict with the separatists of the Cabinda enclave
Increased oil production supports a constrained rebound
Negatively impacted by the strong inflation and the political uncertainty prior to August 2017 elections, growth remained negative in 2017. In 2018, it should turn back into positive territories thanks to the commissioning of the Kaombo oil field (Total) in the summer. Oil sales, which account for more than 90% of export earnings, could benefit from higher oil prices. However, the dynamics of Chinese demand, in a context of a slowing economy is a risk. Investment in expensive offshore projects is expected to stagnate as oil operators limit their spending on the development of new ones since the fall of prices in 2014. Outside the oil sector, growth prospects remain weak. The budgetary imbalance should restrict public investment, particularly in the construction sector, despite the infrastructure projects that will be presented in the 2018-2022 National Development Plan currently being drafted. Excluding oil, the difficult business climate and corruption remain obstacles to increased foreign investment flows. The new private investment law, adopted in May 2018, should, nonetheless, help supporting such flows. The pre-requisite of domestic partnership for foreign investors was abolished and taxes were reduced in target areas, both measures increasing the country's attractiveness. An increase in the minimum wage decided in mid-2017, the first such increase since 2014, will not support household consumption in 2018. In fact, while its decline is expected to continue in in the rest of the year 2018, inflation will remain high and thus continue to undermine household income. Moreover, while the Angolan external position remains precarious, price developments will remain vulnerable to a further depreciation of the local currency (kwanza) in 2018.
Budgetary and external imbalances still a threat
In 2018, fiscal consolidation efforts are expected to be stepped up. Progress in mobilizing non-oil revenue will be a priority. In particular, the increase of several consumption taxes and a review of tax exemptions are planned. However, the improvement in revenues should remain dependent on oil revenues (70% of revenues). Expected to increase in 2018 thanks to higher prices and increased production, these revenues would allow the government to regain a little more breathing room. The deteriorating financial situation of some public entities and the banking system will continue to weigh on the budget, while debt service is becoming increasingly important. This increase is related to the rapid rise in the debt burden. The greater weight of debt servicing is due to the rise in the deficit and the sharp devaluation of the kwanza (since the peg to the dollar was abandoned in January 2018). The debt – which is often on non-concessional terms – is 78% denominated in foreign currencies and public debt in percentage of GDP should considerably increase in 2018. The government intends to increase the share of local debt (mainly in kwanza) to finance the deficit.
The current deficit is expected to continue to decline in 2018, in line with the price of black gold. However, the surplus in the balance of goods will still be too small to compensate for deficits in services and income. With FDI and portfolio investment still weak, the external situation will remain extremely fragile, forcing the country to finance itself from external debt. Since the decision of the National Bank of Angola's (NBA) to make the kwanza more flexible to curb the depletion of its foreign exchange reserves, the currency has lost a quarter of its value before stabilising. The difference between the official exchange rate and the parallel rate still indicates, however, a possibility of further depreciation.
Changing faces in the leadership of Angola
Unsurprisingly, the People's Liberation Movement of Angola (MPLA) won the August 2017 general election. However, after serving as leader of the country for 38 years, José Eduardo dos Santos (73), who remains president of the MPLA, gave up his seat to his former defence minister João Lourenço. Anxious to assert his authority, the new president made a name for himself by making several changes at the head of the state media, the BNA and national diamond companies (Endiama, Sodiam). One of the most notable changes is the ousting of Isabel dos Santos, daughter of the former president, as the head of the state-owned oil company (Sonangol). Nevertheless, despite these changes, the president's ability to implement economic and social reforms will be scrutinized. Indeed, the discontent of the population persists in the face of inequality and poverty, exacerbated by slow economic activity and inflation. The new president's focus on fighting corruption, improving governance and the business climate will need to be followed by reforms to unblock private investment. Although progress in electricity supply and the obtaining of building permits has allowed Angola to move up seven spots in the latest Doing Business 2018 ranking, the country remains at the bottom at both the regional and global level (175th out of 190); proof of a business climate that remains poor.
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Apple May Get To Remove Obvious Features From Android
from the how-does-this-promote-the-progress dept
In the meantime, Apple's statements about the ruling are equally ridiculous, given Apple's history of copying others (including Android):
"We think competition is healthy, but competitors should create their own original technology, not steal ours."Copying an idea and building on it is not "stealing." And if Apple had to build its devices without building on the ideas of others, it wouldn't have very much today. This whole thing is a joke, and it's rulings like this that make engineers have even less respect for the patent system.


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Plastics are everywhere, even in places we might not imagine. I had no idea the inside of my organic soy milk carton was lined with plastic, or that plastic is what makes glossy book jackets so slick. Plastic Free: How I Kicked the Plastic Habit and How You Can Too is full of such examples of plastic's presence around us—and what's worse, even inside us. The surprise is how thoroughly the author gives us the bad news without losing her sense of humor or destroying our sense of hope. In a book that's part personal story, part tutorial, blogger Beth Terry defines plastics; explains why they're problematic; describes why recycling is not the easy solution it seems; then lists ingenious alternatives for nearly every place we've plugged plastic into our lives. From the obvious (water bottles) to the ubiquitous (food packaging) to the gross (pet waste bags), she proves our personal actions can make a difference to the community and, if enough of us act, to the planet. By the way, the book jacket is brown paper, and not even slightly slick.
Mod Podge was the craft craze of the 1970s; I know because I was there. Now clocking in at nearly half a century and still sporting its groovy graphics of yore, Mod Podge is as cool as ever. Mod Podge, to the few uninitiated, is a one-step decoupage medium: It glues, seals and finishes just about anything onto just about anything. In Mod Podge Rocks! Decoupage Your World, author Amy Anderson and a crew of craft bloggers share more than 40 projects to bring Mod Podge up to date. Shoes? Sure. They're in the Wearables section, along with jewelry and a bike helmet. Home Decor includes a fabric lampshade, Moroccan end table, media tower, and "Super Girly Wall Cubes." Check out the "Geek Plates," outdoor planter and "Glowing Mummy Hand Candy Bowl." The best part is that any of the projects can be easily personalized to fit your skill level, your materials and your aesthetic.
Any new book on wild edibles is exciting, but Foraged Flavor: Finding Fabulous Ingredients in Your Backyard or Farmer's Market is groundbreaking. Author Tama Matsuoka Wong presents 71 plants that aren't just edible, but are altogether delicious. She teamed with Eddy Leroux, the chef de cuisine of the renowned restaurant Daniel, to find "a way of working with these ingredients that would truly showcase them in a classic and balanced seasonal dish." The result: 88 recipes—good enough for a gourmet crowd, but easy enough for a home kitchen—to take readers through the year. Anyone for sumac-ade? How about nettle and asparagus pizza? Imagine turning chickweed, a common yard pest, into a topper for crostini, or infusing invasive honeysuckle in honey for fragrant, icy granitas. Foraged Flavor includes a section on plant identification and information about foraging sustainably and safely, and it is peppered with excerpts from the author's meticulous and personable "Forager's Journal."


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A Closer Look At The '87-'95 Jeep Wrangler YJPosted in Project Vehicles on September 1, 2010
In mid 1986, after 42 years of Jeep CJ tradition, the Wrangler YJ was introduced for the '87 model year. It featured a number of new styling, suspension, and design changes over its predecessor. The most dramatic engineering change on the YJ was the redesigned front end, including a new hood, fenders, grille, larger windshield, and headlights-square headlights. The new Wrangler looked considerably different from the tried and true CJ. Jeepers either loved it or hated it. The biggest gripe was the square headlights, which left die-hard Jeep enthusiasts scratching their heads wondering what happened to Jeep tradition.
From the cowl back, the YJ is almost the same as the last model of CJ, except for a sporty new dashboard and gauges. AMC's big push for a better-handling more comfortable Jeep included redesigning the suspension with wider leaf springs, a lower ride height, a slightly longer wheelbase, sway bars, and track bars for better stability and on-road handling.
Regardless of its styling differences, the YJ was like any other Jeep, a utilitarian vehicle used by folks such as us for off-road adventure. The early YJs were powered by a 2.5L inline-four AMC 150 cid or optional 4.2L inline-six AMC 258 cid. Introduced with the '91 model was the more efficient and powerful fuel-injected 4.0L 242 cid. The 4.0L had approximately 70 more horsepower than the 4.2L and pushed the Wrangler to more capable performance levels.
The YJ in stock form is a great vehicle for wheeling mild trails and a good platform for building an even more capable Jeep. Hardcore four-wheeling will require extensive modifications to the axles, suspension, engine, transmission, and transfer case.
Many people occasionally find good deals on YJs. However, on the Internet the average price of one in decent shape is over $3,000, so they are not as cheap as we budget-minded shoppers would like.
YJs are still popular because they are far more affordable than a TJ or JK Wrangler and fun to build. In the South we find lots of YJs built with Rockwell axles and big blocks, and in places like Colorado they are mildly built for harsh winter and high-country trails. We still get a thrill out of driving the ol' four-banger stocker YJ to the store and back.
Building a YJ
If you're looking to build a YJ, there are a number of options and directions you can take, both high- and low-dollar. We would look for a '91-'95 with the 4.0L engine. This is a good place to start since engine and transfer case components are more readily available. YJs aren't as cheap as we would like them to be, but the occasional great deal can be had on a well-abused one. We love leaf springs and the 4.0L engine. If we were going to build a YJ it wouldn't be that economical of a project, but we are sure we could build it without breaking the bank and still have a capable trail crawler and grocery getter when we were finished.
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The I-4 motor is basically the same as the 258ci engine minus two cylinders. The initial horsepower output of the engine was around 112 and went up slightly with later models, but parasitic loss through the drivetrain brings the horsepower rating of this engine down even lower. If the plan is to modify a YJ with larger tires and axles, then we recommend finding one fitted with an I-6. When searching for a YJ we recommend finding one that has the High Output 4.0L 242 cid engine, which was optional in '91-'95 YJs. This engine not only produces far more horsepower that the 2.5L and 4.2L ones, but many components and intakes are available to boost the engine's performance.
Unfortunately the YJ didn't come with too many axles options. In fact, the Jeep only came with a Dana 30 front and a Dana 35c rear axle. All the front Dana 30 front axles came with the problematic vacuum disconnect. Fortunately, there are several aftermarket parts available to beef up both axles. A few companies even offer stronger alloy axleshafts with higher spline counts. The vacuum disconnect problem can be fixed with a one-piece shaft from a TJ or a 4x4 Posi-Lok.
The YJ didn't come with a lot of great transmission options, but with proper care they it last in most on- and off-highway driving conditions. The light-duty AX-5 was the standard five-speed manual transmission behind the I-4, with the TorqueFlite 904 available in '94-'95 models. The Peugeot BA-10 five-speed manual transmission sat behind the 4.2L and isn't compatible with hardcore four-wheeling. The Chrysler three-speed automatic (TorqueFlite 999) and AX-15 manual sat behind the H.O. 4.0L.
Transfer Case
The transfer case in the '87-'91 YJ was the New Process 207. The NP207 was chain-driven and worked well in most conditions and terrain, and it is capable of withstanding most tough wheeling situations. The NP231 transfer case was placed in the '91 YJ and featured 2H, 4H, N, and 4L. It's a great transfer because it's designed for rugged use and a plethora of aftermarket parts is available for upgrades, including a heavy-duty rebuild kit.
We don't really like the dash of the YJ and the way the instruments are placed inside. The entire dash has to come apart to replace or repair a broken gauge. We like our Jeep dashes steel with easy-to-remove gauges, plus a steel dash can be easily modified for adding accessories.


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Veteran Ravenswood High School music teacher/choral director Joyce Good-Pitchford has been featured in "Choral Director" magazine's
Veteran Ravenswood High School music teacher/choral director Joyce Good-Pitchford has been featured in "Choral Director" magazine's January, 2013 issue as one of 13 "Choral Directors of Note" from across the nation.
A total of 13 exemplary directors are featured in the magazine. They were selected by the Choral Director magazine staff from nominations and recommendations submitted by readers, music educators, choir directors, administrators and staff and music students over the past year. The report recognizes "outstanding music educators who represent a slice of some of the vibrant, impactful and thriving people and programs in vocal music education today."
Pitchford isn't exactly sure who nominated her, but there's no doubt the honor and recognition is well-deserved.
Pitchford is a 39-year veteran music educator with all 39 of her years as a staff member at Ravenswood High School, where she has impacted literally thousands of students in her chorus, concert choirs, show choirs and instrumental music classes.
Her Chamber Singers and Rave Revue show choirs have won state championships, national competition awards and a slue of trophies over the years, building a solid reputation of showmanship, choreography and musical excellence that is recognized beyond county and state boundaries. She has produced a long line of All-State Chorus and All-State Chamber Choir honorees.
"I could easily say whenever hotel management tells me at the end of an overnight stay for a competition that my choral kids were the best high school students that they had ever had stay with them—that is better than a first place trophy in a choral competition," said Pitchford in regard to her proudest moment as a music educator.
"There are so many proud moments, but if I had to decide on one, it would probably be whenever I see the faces of my singers when they know at the end of a song during a rehearsal that they have just done something musical with their voices: It is always a moment when no one breathes or moves in fear that they will break the spell of the moment."
Pitchford says she has a goal to open up the wonderful world of music to each of her students.
"I want them to go beyond the small boundaries of Ravenswood, and experience the wealth of choral music, choirs, musicals, performers and so on that we have available to enjoy and appreciate," she says. "If one of them decides to pursue music as a career, then that is icing on the cake."
But she says her main goal is to equip young people with the tools they need to succeed in 21st century America.
"I want them each to be able to communicate, to be involved with community activities, to make a difference in someone else's life, to be a team player, a motivator, and a caretaker of other students," Pitchford adds. "I want students to be able to manage their time, to set short and long-term goals, and to contribute to society for allowing them to receive a good education. Every one of these goals can be the result of being in a choral program that cares, and I hope that is what I have been able to develop at this school."
Pitchford says music educators must be willing to go beyond the eight-hour work day.
"It cannot be accomplished without meeting with students beyond a 50-minute class period," says the veteran educator. "You cannot look at being a vocal teacher as a job. I have had a 'love affair' with my 'occupation' for the past 39-plus years. If my body could stand it, I would still be here 39 years from now. We teach music because we love music and our kids, not because we love the money."


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Coach-Net Announces Guardian RV Partnership
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Emergency roadside assistance provider Coach-Net today (Sept. 13) announced a new partnership with Guardian's RV Glass Network that will "significantly benefit members," according to a press release. Guardian is the leading producer and distributor of original equipment windshields and glass products for RVs.
When Coach-Net members access Guardian's nationwide coverage and qualified technicians to handle RV glass replacement, they will earn a $25 discount toward renewal of Coach-Net membership. This discount coupon is awarded upon completion of windshield, side or back glass replacement work.
Through the partnership, Coach-Net members will also benefit from the following:
• Phones answered by Guardian 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
• Prompt, courteous service through mobile technicians or at shops around the U.S.
• A comprehensive, written warranty honored nationwide.
"Partnering with Guardian is another example of how Coach-Net is committed to providing members with superior customer service and benefits that will enhance the RV experience," said Matt Krzysiak, CEO of National Motor Club, Coach-Net's parent company. "Our members are important to us, so we want to make sure that they have access to the highest quality products and services, much like those available from Guardian."
Guardian high-quality glass offerings are made in the U.S. and include large, one-piece windshields, two-piece windshields and side glass. The company draws from more than 80 years of glass-making and installation experience, growing from a small fabricator of windshields in Detroit, to a leading, global automotive supplier for both the OE and replacement markets.
"Guardian and Coach-Net have built strong reputations in the RV industry, as both brands are recognized for their high quality products and services," noted Clara Kagy, general manager of Guardian Glass Network. "Partnering with Coach-Net to provide members with quality glass solutions and services was a natural fit."


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Burnley heaped more pressure on Nottingham Forest boss Steve McClaren after romping to a 5-1 victory at Turf Moor.
McClaren was looking for back-to-back wins for the first time since taking charge of Forest and could not have wished for a worse start as his side went 3-0 down inside the opening half-hour.
Jay Rodriguez capitalised on some poor Forest defending to head Burnley in front after five minutes and he made it 2-0 with another header in the 15th minute. Chris McCann virtually sealed Forest's fate with 29 minutes gone, prompting scores of visiting fans to head for the exits.
Ross Wallace made it 4-0 just before the break and Ishmael Miller got one back for Forest in the second half before Charlie Austin wrapped up Burnley's first home league win of the season with an excellent header.
Forest had conceded more first-half goals than any other team in the npower Championship going into the match and almost inevitably they conceded another with five minutes gone.
The frail Forest defence failed to deal with Brian Easton's cross from the left and Austin nodded the ball across goal for Rodriguez to head in from close range.
Forest were in disarray and Burnley doubled their lead 10 minutes later when Junior Stanislas was afforded time to produce a superb right-footed cross from the left and Rodriguez got in at the near post to head in.
Surprisingly the visitors could have been back in the game soon after when a cross from Joel Lynch found Miller but he headed wide from six yards.
Almost immediately Burnley went up the other end and Rodriguez could have had his hat-trick but he could not divert a shot on goal
Forest goalkeeper Lee Camp then made a superb save to keep out a volley from Austin before Burnley made the game safe in the 29th minute.
The visitors failed to clear their lines from Stanislas' corner and the ball fell kindly for McCann who stabbed home.
Four minutes later Forest squandered another gilt-edged chance as Matt Derbyshire shot wide from Miller's cross.
Burnley capitalised and a minute before the break Wes Morgan gave the ball away to Wallace who embarked on a mazy run before finding the bottom left-hand corner from the edge of the box.
With the game all but over Burnley slowed up after the break and Forest got one back in the 59th minute when Miller latched onto a long ball down the middle and squirmed a shot under Burnley goalkeeper Lee Grant.
Robbie Findley came agonisingly close to making it 4-2 when his shot cannoned off the post but Austin got the goal his performance deserved with 19 minutes left.
Burnley worked the ball out to Easton on the left and his deep cross found the former Swindon man who leaped superbly and looped a header over Camp and into the net.
Grant produced a superb save to deny Miller late on, and Lewis McGugan hit the post, but Burnley comfortably held on to keep McClaren under fire.
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|Laura Prescott
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Nebraska State Genealogical Society conference
May 4 - 5, 2012
Laura is an engaging speaker who not only knows how to do genealogy research, but how to give her audience the tools to further their own family history quest. In her own terminology, these genealogy tools are the arrows in our quiver. I came home with a quiver overflowing with new arrows. Each of her talks gave me some new sources to look into, as well as a reminder to go back to some of the web resources I haven't visited in a while.
Laura's presentation style is organized, focused and most importantly, she connects with her audience. She had us laughing with many of her anecdotal stories - especially about debunking some of the myths.
Her first session was on timelines and placing your heritage in historical perspective. This is one of my favorite topics and she gave several visual examples of different ways to create a timeline. One of the first arrows in my quiver was a link to Vertex 42, a web site with links to Excel templates that can be used to create timelines. I use Excel for all sorts of data management projects in my day-job, but had never carried that over to my genealogy projects. Laura's pointers opened up a lot of new possibilities for me.
"Three brothers came to America . . ."
Laura had us all laughing with this ongoing theme about family history myths. Many times our research is about disproving "facts" rather than proving them. I always like to hear other genealogists talk about doing collateral research using the FANs approach - Friends, Associates and Neighbors. Sometimes I get so wrapped up researching the inlaws of the inlaws that I feel I'm losing my focus. But I know that the missing link I'm looking for will likely be discovered while researching one of these collateral families. This methodology was validated by Laura in several examples in her own research.
I enjoyed Laura's session about diaries and journals. While I don't have any of these in my collection, a close second are several autograph books that belonged to my female ancestors and my father's daily letters home from World War II. Hidden gems of daily life can be discovered in these artifacts. Laura referred to these as "tangible connections to the past." Sometimes, one just has to stop and think that their ancestor actually held this item, signed this item. If that doesn't give you goosebumps, I don't know what would.
Spinsters and Widows was another of Laura's topics. Don't we all enjoy the challenge of locating our female ancestors? Did you know that a Spinster is not necessarily an Old Maid? Laura pointed out the true definition of spinster as an indicator of a woman's legal status - that she is able to act on her own behalf or on behalf of her husband.
Laura concluded with a session on using manuscripts to create a family history. She reminded us that we are always writing our family history. She emphasized how we need to look at many of our artifacts with fresh eyes - we will often discover something that we hadn't seen before.
I really enjoyed being a student in Laura's classroom. I took away so much from all of her sessions, including the inspiration that attending these conferences always gives me. I have dozens of web links and books to look in to, so the learning will continue for months to come. And I have a new found Facebook friend!
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Other posts in this series about the 2012 NSGS conference:
Exhausted and Exhilarated
2011 Nebraska Genealogist of the Year - Ruby Coleman
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6 large cloves garlic
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3 teaspoons yellow mustard seeds
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Bring the water, vinegars and salt to a boil. Prep the lids/jars. I highly recommend using wide mouth jars. Okra is bulky and I was able to fit more in the wide mouth jars than the regular ones. Fill each jar tightly with okra. Evenly divide all of the spices and garlic between 6 pint jars. Top with dill.
Pour in the boiling vinegar mixture, leaving 1/2 inch headspace. Poke down any okra that has floated too close to the top. Close the jars and process for 10 minutes in a hot water bath. Allow to sit at least one week before eating.
Yield: about 6 pints
Note: A great source for canning information is the Blue Book guide to preserving. I highly recommend it for learning how to can. Here is a bunch of other canning books and equipment I find useful.


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Judge Quickly (But Temporarily) Blocks New CA Law That Takes Away Anonymous Speech Rights
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"Requiring people to give up their right to speak freely and anonymously about civic matters is unconstitutional, and restrictions like this damage robust discussion and debate on important and controversial topics," said EFF Staff Attorney Hanni Fakhoury. "When the government starts gathering online profiles for one class of people, we all need to worry about the precedent it sets."And... before I could even finish writing about the challenge, the judge issued a temporary restraining order, blocking the implementation of the law.
In this case, the Court finds that Plaintiffs have raised serious questions about whether the challenged sections of the CASE Act violate their First Amendment right to free speech and other constitutional rights. In addition, the balance of hardships tips sharply in favor of issuing a TRO. Defendant Harris's counsel represented to the Court that the State would be in no position to enforce the law until March 20, 2013. The harm to Defendants of a TRO therefore appears to be minimal. Plaintiffs, by contrast, would suffer the potential loss of their "ability to speak anonymously on the Internet," which is protected by the First Amendment... Such "loss of First Amendment freedoms . . . unquestionably constitutes irreparable injury." .... Additionally, the Ninth Circuit has "consistently recognized the 'significant public interest' in upholding free speech principles," ..., and that "it is always in the public interest to prevent the violation of a party's constitutional rights," ..... The Court therefore finds that Plaintiffs have satisfied the standard for a TRO.Of course, now the state will need to waste taxpayer money defending this awful part of the law. It would have been nicer if it had never been on the ballot in the first place.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. –With warmer weather than yesterday, freshman Matilda Castren stayed on a hot streak to hold onto her lead at the Florida State Match Up on Saturday. Castren tied her career best round score from yesterday with a 68 in the windy second round at the Southwood Golf Club. The No. 46 women's golf team is in third place, only six spots out of first.
"The girls played a really good round of golf in tough conditions," said head coach Amy Bond. "They battled hard and took what the golf course gave them. We've put ourselves in position to win tomorrow which was our main goal coming into the tournament. This is really one of our first opportunities as a young team to win a tournament and it makes it more special being at home."
Castren started the morning with birdies on holes one, two and five into the wind. On the tenth hole, her second shot went into the fairway bunker but she bounced back and ended the hole with another birdie. With her seven birdies today and six yesterday, she leads the tournament with 13 birdies, five more than Furman's Inga Gunnarsdottir who is second in birdies.
With six strokes separating Castren and second place players No. 2 Ashlan Ramsey of Clemson and Sarah Schmelzel of South Carolina, the freshman looks to hold onto the lead with her 8-under 136.
"Matilda played a phenomenal round of golf today," continued Bond. "It was one of the best rounds I've seen in a long time. She kept her composure and hit some great shots. She has put herself in position to win her first tournament and tomorrow will be fun to watch."
The team had a 10-over 298 today with Castren, Alex Milan, Carlton Kuhlo and Lydia Gumm contributing to the score. Adding the first round, the team has a 16-over 592 behind No. 13 Clemson's 586 and No. 12 Clemson's 589.
Milan, a junior, shot a 3-over 75 today after making an eagle on the 16th hole. With a long drive and a great second shot to the green, she drained her putt to get the extra strokes. Junior Carleton Kuhlo had a 5-over 77 today while Gumm, a freshman, carded a 6-over 78.
The tournament finished tomorrow as all players tee off at 8:30 for a shotgun start. The Seminoles start on holes one through four. Admission is free to watch the tournament.
Check back to Seminoles.com for all your information on the golf team and follow the team at twitter.com/fsugolf.
2nd Annual Florida State Match-Up/February 14-16, 2014
Southwood Golf Club/Tallahassee, Fla./First Round Florida State Results
3/11. Florida State 294 298 592
1. Matilda Castren 68 68 136
T23. Alex Milan 76 75 151
T32. Lydia Gumm 75 78 153
T32. Carlton Kuhlo 76 77 153
T36. Anna Sophia Böhmer 75 80 155
T10. * Laure Castelain 74 75 149
60. * Sherrell Buckley 87 88 175
*playing as an individual
2nd Annual Florida State Match-Up/February 14-16, 2014
Southwood Golf Club/Tallahassee, Fla./Second Round Team Results
1. South Carolina 586 7. Mississippi State 603
2. Clemson 589 8. Furman 604
3. Florida State 592 9. Kansas State 619
4. Virginia 594 T10. Florida Gulf Coast 620
5 Texas A&M 600 T10. Kansas State 620
6 Mercer 601
2nd Annual Florida State Match-Up/February 14-16, 2014
Southwood Golf Club/Tallahassee, Fla./Second Round Match-Up Results
1. Clemson/Virginia 736
2. Florida State/Texas A&M 739
3. South Carolina/Mississippi State 739
4. Mississippi State/Kansas State 752
5. Mercer/Florida Gulf Coast 763
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November 2013
Food and Agribusiness Institute Celebrates 40 Years at SCU
Deborah Lohse
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 14, 2013 —This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Food and Agribusiness Institute at Santa Clara University's Leavey School of Business, which has launched the careers of hundreds of leaders in winemaking, commercial farming, packing, and food processing.
The FAI will celebrate this milestone at a gala Nov. 16 at 7 p.m. at the University's Paul L. Locatelli Student Activities Center.
The institute was launched in 1973 as the Institute of Agribusiness, with an MBA degree program that focused on production, marketing, and management in the agribusiness industry for students who intended to go into the business of farming, food production, winemaking, food packing, or related fields.
The FAI was launched with a generous gift from Joseph Naumes, '34, and his family. After beginning college during the Great Depression, Joe's family hit upon hard times. He returned to Santa Clara University to complete his degree after accepting an offer of financial assistance from the Jesuit faculty. After college, Joe began a successful career in nut and fruit production in Oregon, Washington, and California.
"At the time, the South Bay was a thriving agricultural region known as 'The Valley of Heart's Delight,' and the institute was started to prepare leaders for agribusiness both locally and throughout California," says FAI's current director, Naumes Family Professor Greg Baker.
Early students included Jeff Goshorn, '80, currently the COO at the Santa Clara-based Diana Fruit Co.; Greg Pruett, '84, now the CEO at Los Banos-based Ingomar Packing Company; and John Hasbrook, '83, owner of SunWest Wild Rice in Winters, Calif. Lawrence Yee, '83, the former Department of Agriculture program leader in food marketing systems innovations and member of the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board, is also an alumnus.
Before long, the institute was attracting a core group of international students who wanted to learn about advanced management principles that could be applied back home in their own countries, many of which were heavily dependent on agriculture. Students like Armando Gonzalez, '87 came to the FAI from Costa Rica to learn how to increase the profitability of his family's coffee plantation. A management program for executives from developing countries, which ran from 1989 to 2009, also solidified FAI as a leader in international agribusiness education.
As the field of agribusiness became more complex and globalized, the institute broadened its mandate in 1999 to become the Food and Agribusiness Institute, focusing more heavily on global, social, and environmental issues connected to the food system.
The FAI program was opened to undergraduates in 2009 with a "pathway" series of classes called, Food, Hunger, Poverty, Environment. Classes including Feeding the World; Resources, Food, and the Environment; and Environmental and Food Justice are taught in the pathway. Also an immersion course was introduced that has taken students to Ghana, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Burma/Myanmar.
In recent years, the FAI has launched hunger-related initiatives such as the Hunger Index and the "Cost of a Healthy Meal" project, and played host to countless speakers on sustainability, food safety, and food security.
"Over time, the role of the FAI has focused not only on educating tomorrow's leaders in commercial food production, but also on anticipating the future challenges for meeting food needs both locally and globally," says Baker.
At the graduate level, the food and agribusiness program has evolved into a concentration within the MBA program and most recently, in 2013, to a three-course specialization within the MBA program. In addition, since 2007, FAI's MBA students can attend an annual international student case competition sponsored by the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association, where they compete to develop solutions to food-industry business problems. SCU's team won the competition in 2009 and again in 2013, when they beat out 21 other competitors in Atlanta to take home top honors.
The FAI recently teamed up with the business school's Contemplative Leadership and Sustainability Program to learn, reflect, and take action on global agricultural and sustainability issues – including a Jesuit perspective that seeks social justice for impoverished nations and others most affected by global climate change.
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Hi everybody! I'm planning a kite vacation to Kalpitiya in August. The spot seems perfect with stable winds with both flat water lagoons and wave.
I'm a bit concerned by the accomodation options and prices - a very simple hut (without windows!) in a camp (Kite Kuda) costs not less 33 EUR per day per person, a more decent accomodation is like 60-70 EUR per day. Doesn't sound like asian prices...
If I just buy tickets to Colombo and travel to Kalpitiya on my own will I be able to find some nice (relatively cheap and clean) guesthouses in the town or nearby (like I always do in most asian countries) not too far from the kite spots? Can I rent a bike or a scooter in Kalpitiya? What kind of restaurants can I expect to find in the area?
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