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I attended an event yesterday at Liverpool John Moores University (JMU) on the use of mobile technologies in FE, HE and public libraries organised by the North West branch of MmIT.
The event also included much reference to Web 2.0 tools, in addition to mobile technologies. The first talk looked at the use of training videos, primarily in Hospitality and Hair & Beauty, at West Cheshire College. The college has its own YouTube channelcontaining in-house produced training videos. The college library service also supports mobile learning through the loan of digital cameras, laptops and even Nintendo DSs.
The second talk focused on the use of games consoles by Blackburn with Darwen public libraries – which were used as part of a programme of reader development by 'stealth' to attract more teenagers, particularly lads, to use the library. The library had also used 'brain training' software to encourage use of the library by over 50s.
Finally there was a talk about a research project at JMU looking at the use of mobile technologies and mobile learning within the university. This research project is only in its infancy but there were already some interesting findings on how students regard the use of mobile technologies in education. One of the researchers is keeping a blog on the project if you want to follow their findings.


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A joint initiative between the American Immigration Council and AILA seeks to change the playing field for immigrants facing deportation.
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AILA Doc. No. 04012912 | Dated January 28, 2004
American Immigration Lawyers Association
January 28, 2004
Contact: Jeanne Butterfield
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The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) commends House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), House Democratic Caucus Chairman Bob Menendez (D-NJ), Chairman of the Democratic Caucus Immigration Task Force Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL), and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Task Force on Immigration, for today introducing a comprehensive set of principles to guide immigration reform.
We applaud the House Democratic leaders for recognizing that the status quo is broken and that change is urgently needed to address the concerns of American business and families and enhance our national security. The House Democratic principles embrace a set of necessary reforms that, if enacted into law, would be a giant step forward to help us achieve the goal of creating an immigration system that reflects our nation's values, our traditions, and our needs.
We urge all of those concerned about, and committed to, comprehensive immigration reform to come together, roll up their sleeves, and do the work that is needed to craft legislation and to build the bi-partisan support that will be required for any legislation to be enacted in 2004.
The House Democratic principles announced today reflect the understanding that meaningful reform of our immigration laws can only be achieved by addressing a variety of interrelated issues. Reforms that target one problem in the system while ignoring others will have but a fleeting impact and ultimately will perpetuate the chronic dysfunction that currently characterizes our system. AILA believes that the principles set forth today address all of the major components needed for an enduring reform of our failing system--family reunification, earned legalization, student adjustment, border safety and protection, a new temporary worker program, civil liberties, and fairness for immigrants.
AILA looks forward to continuing to work with the House Democratic leaders to make our immigration system legal, safe, secure, and orderly. The comprehensive immigration reform the House Democratic principles embrace is an idea whose time has come. The Senate bill introduced by Senators Hagel and Dashle, S. 2010, is the first actual legislative measure that includes the fundamental architecture necessary for comprehensive reform. We also urge support for legislation, which we expect to be introduced in the near future, that will restore several due process and civil liberties protections to our immigration laws. While we working on these necessary reforms, AILA urges the swift passage of pending legislation that already has bipartisan Congressional support: the Agricultural Job Opportunity, Benefits and Security (AgJobs) Act (S. 1645/H.R. 3142) and the DREAM /Student Adjustment Act (S. 1545/H.R.1684). Both these bipartisan measures would implement needed reforms.
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May 5, 1999-Double Handed Racing in Auckland
WINGS could not stay at the dock on Memorial Day, just couldn't.
Maybe it was too many memories of Swiftsure.
So even if Memorial Day is not a New Zealand holiday, we celebrated it by sailing in the Royal Akarana Winter Double Handed series Sunday.
We had two short races on Waitemata Harbor. It was a windy, rainy, gray day and we had a blast. The Commodore of the Royal Akarana later told us WINGS looked impressive going upwind. Well, flat water and 20kts of wind, that's what WINGS loves best, so what did he expect?
Anyhow we loved hearing it. The old girl still has it. When we told them in the clubhouse bar that it was a Doug Petersen design they nodded knowingly. When I joked that Doug took a lot off of WINGS when he drew BLACK MAGIC, they just gave me blank looks. Judy had to tell them I was joking. Then they gave a little laugh. They may not have appreciated my humor, but they were nice enough.
And, anyhow, being back on a starting line in a real race, beating up the race course on a nice breeze, and even picking the jibing angle downwind...it was all too great. We loved it. We hardly even noticed that it was raining all day, after all, what would you expect for Memorial Day? The races were too short for us to fly the kite (the races, five legs each, were only 38 minutes) but we still finished first and we got a 6th and a 2nd out of 11 boats and felt pretty good. We know we'll do fine if we get a longer race with similar wind.
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Savannah Three-Day Weekend Itinerary
On a fine autumn day, you'll love being outdoors in this charming city.
Of course there's all that great food and the stately buildings, but it's the open-air spaces that make me love Savannah, Georgia. "This city has a texture like a beautiful quilt," my wife says. A visit isn't enough for her. Now she wants to live here.
But for now, we're content to relish it for a weekend. I bet you will be too. On balmy days that roll softly into evening, you'll want to be outdoors as much as you can. Stroll the waterfront. Explore the cozy neighborhoods of a city filled with manicured garden squares. Take a carriage ride.
Here's a plan for a busy, fun-filled weekend that includes old favorites and some new surprises.
Related: City Guide: Savannah, Georgia
Ditch the Car
You won't need wheels. Book a room at the Hilton Garden Inn in the historic district. Ask for one with a balcony facing City Market. Traffic noise is louder on the Bay Street side. It's an easy walk to some of the best restaurants and trolley stops. www.savannahhistoricdistrict.stayhgi.com or (912) 721-5000. Rates start around $189 for two.
For a budget stay in a downtown location, the Thunderbird Inn offers weekend rates from $99 to $139. www.thethunderbirdinn.com or (912) 232-2661.
Related: Take a Culinary Tour of Savannah's Restaurants
After you've settled in, slip over to Belford's Savannah in City Market for a romantic, welcoming dinner. With bare brick walls and a display kitchen, the atmosphere feels a little like New Orleans, but quieter. The crab stew ($5.50) seems a little salty but very flavorful. It's just the thing for a cool autumn night. www.belfordssavannah.com or (912) 233-2626.
Catch a Trolley
Start the morning with a 90-minute, narrated tour on an Old Town Trolley ($22 adults, $10 ages 4-12). Or buy a ticket with unlimited on-and-off privileges ($25 adults, $10 ages 4-12). You can begin at the Savannah Visitor Information Center at Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard and West Liberty Street. It's the best way to get oriented. www.trolleytours.com/savannah or (912) 233-0083.
You can't help but notice what a major impact Savannah College of Art and Design has had on preservation. The college occupies more than 60 buildings. Creative work from students, staff, and alumni fills shopSCAD, one of the most interesting galleries in the city. Inside you'll find embossed letterpress stationery, handmade jewelry, children's books, limited edition T-shirts, pillows, and purses, all at reasonable prices. The trolley makes one of its stops at the shop. www.shopscadonline.com or (912) 525-5180.
"The Book" Gift Shop, another store popular with visitors, sells reproductions of the Bird Girl statue and other mementos from the book and film Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. www.midnightinsavannah.com or (912) 233-3867.
Lunch at the Mansion
We pass Forsyth Park with its famous fountain and stop at one of Savannah's most luxurious hotels. Even if you aren't splurging on a stay, come for lunch at the elegant 700 Drayton at the Mansion on Forsyth Park Hotel & Spa. Servers make you feel like royalty, but the luncheon menu includes such down-to-earth offerings as a Fried Green Tomato BLT ($11). I enjoy a fresh Low Country Salad with baby hearts of romaine, goat cheese, and Georgia shrimp ($13). If you can fit it into your trip, stay over for one of 700 Kitchen Cooking School's popular classes. (Call ahead for times and prices.) www.mansionon forsythpark.com or 1-888-711-5114. Rates at the hotel start at $309 for two.
Late in the afternoon we stroll along the riverfront to buy pralines and watch the candy-makers at work at Savannah's Candy Kitchen. Beside the water, someone plays "Moon River" on a saxophone. At a nearby kiosk, we sign up for a ghost tour starting at the Pirates' House restaurant that evening.
We head off to an early dinner at Garibaldi near City Market. The restaurant doesn't get trendy crowds, but some locals say it's one of the best in the city. We dine upstairs in the mirrored Grand Ballroom. I order the Poached Pear salad ($9) and the Crispy Flounder in apricot-shallot sauce ($25). It's a wonderful fusion of flavors. www.garibaldisavannah.com or (912) 232-7118.
Watch Out for Orbs
"Does anyone know what orbs are?" ghost tour guide Mark Stephens asks when we arrive at the Pirates' House restaurant. A waitress dressed as a pirate shows us a photo of tourists standing in the rum cellar. Hazy lights surround them. Each one, Mark says, is a ghost. We also learn about what Mark calls "residual hauntings--ghosts going about their lives as if they don't know they're dead."
We head into the historic district to hunt for more orbs. Mark says the American Institute of Parapsychology ranks this as the most haunted city in America. I believe it. There's even a ghost cat that roams one of the homes. Ghost tours practically bump into each other (the city offers at least 10). We liked our walk with Old Savannah Tours. www.oldsavannahtours.com or 1-800-517-9007.
I don't really believe in ghosts--except for a close encounter I had once in Virginia--but a Savannah ghost tour is the spookiest fun I've had since I got too old for trick-or-treating.
Join the Breakfast Club
On our last morning we drive out the Islands Expressway to Tybee Island. The scenic road crosses over the marshes past Fort Pulaski National Monument. We sip coffee during a morning meal with locals at The Breakfast Club. (912) 786-5984.
Then we take time for a stroll on the beach. We inhale the delicious salty air and enjoy our last glimpse of a lovely season in Georgia.
For more information: Contact the Savannah Convention & Visitors Bureau, www.savannahvisit.com or 1-877-728-2662.
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Education & Environment Proposal
The purpose of the project is:
1. To support civil society organizations in the rural areas and the Government of Kenya to participate meaningfully in the climate change debates at the international level, including Conferences of Parties (COP).
2. To strengthen the civil society to campaign for good policies that are designed to help Kenya's poor to adapt to climate change
3. To re-examine the present critique of the economic development as a main source of environmental crises;
4. To explore the thought and representations of crisis awareness of rural Kenya, especially on ecological aspects;
5. To determine the ways in which mitigation ideas of the relationship between humanity, nature and science provide a starting point for a renewal of environmental ethics and for rethinking ideas of sustainability
Medical Advisory Support Services for the Maringo Community in Kenya
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The objective of this project is therefore to organize a medical seminar that will be delivered freely to a target group. It is planned that this medical seminar will follow up with arranging for the implementation of a medical camp where minor illnesses could be treated and sensitization on key medical issues can be addressed. The main beneficiaries will be the youth and parents of Maringo village who have greater trust on 'Mwarubaini" for its popularity on having a capability to treat forty diseases as confirmed by herbal doctors.
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Here's a story that may not have any credibility whatsoever, depending upon your knowledge of the porny sounding " larger rubberized core "and "synthetic rubber rings", allegedly found in baseballs during the 1998 season and, specifically, in Mark McGwire's magical 70th homerun ball.
The suspiciously named company Universal Medical Systems Inc. — with the assistance of Drs. Avrami S. Grader and Dr. Philip M. Halleck from The Center for Quantitative Imaging at Penn State, obviously — took images of 1998 baseballs and after the CT scan concluded that the ball was juiced.
However, MLB COO, Bob DuPuy says that the inside of a baseball hasn't been changed since 1977 and that Drs. Avrami S. Grader and Phillip M. Halleck have apparently stuck their faces under a CT machine one time too often.
"All of our balls are subject to rigorous quality control standards and testing conducted by Rawlings," he said.
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There were high expectations for former President Bill Clinton when he walked out onto the blue-carpeted stage at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., in September.
The former president had become a staunch defender of President Barack Obama, leaving behind perceived animosity developed over a long and brutal primary fight between Obama and Hillary Clinton in 2008. With Hillary Clinton serving as secretary of state and Obama in a heated race against Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, all eyes were on the great communicator Sept. 5, with supporters hoping Clinton could lend his charisma and fight to a president sometimes perceived as distant.
"We're here to nominate a president, and I've got one in mind," Clinton said to cheers from the packed Time Warner Cable Arena.
President Bill Clinton
For 50 minutes Clinton spoke about the economy in a policy-heavy speech that ran 10 minutes longer than Obama's own speech the following night. Often veering from his prepared remarks, Clinton dissected Romney's plan for the economy in a style that reminded many what made Clinton one of the most successful politicians of the late 20th century. Observers declared Clinton's speech a rousing success, but for LGBT Americans there was no denying what was left unsaid.
Considered a pillar of the modern Democratic Party, two of the most lasting legacies of Bill Clinton's presidency were anti-gay policies that have taken nearly two decades to undo, and whose undoing has been largely assisted by the president Clinton went to Charlotte to help re-elect.
Despite campaigning a year earlier on the promise that gay and lesbian Americans would at last be allowed to serve openly in the American military, Clinton and Congress approved "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" in 1993 as a compromise to the full ban on gay servicemembers that existed when Clinton entered the White House. Gay people would be allowed to serve under Clinton's compromise, but by sharing their sexual orientation they faced discharged. And discharged they were, with more than 14,500 LGB servicemembers fired under the discriminatory ban before its repeal in 2011.
"He probably should have mentioned it," gay retired Army Gen. Keith Kerr told Metro Weekly in a phone interview from his California home shortly after Clinton's speech last September.
The 81-year-old Kerr, who worked for years to repeal DADT and was a member of Hillary Clinton's 2008 campaign for president, said acknowledgment by Bill Clinton of the policy he signed into law could have sent a strong message more aligned with a party convention that highlighted Obama's repeal of the discriminatory policy multiple times.
Although Kerr said he initially supported DADT as a compromise when it was implemented in 1993, he quickly grew wary of its misuse as it became a "weapon of vengeance anytime someone had a gripe against a gay servicemember."
Sue Fulton, an out gay veteran and graduate of West Point, added that Bill Clinton is probably sick of being blamed for DADT and the corner he was pushed into by congressional Republicans.
"Too many people in the gay community blame him for a policy that was in principal a decent compromise. The problem was that the policy wasn't implemented as promised," said Fulton. "Perhaps he's more culpable for DOMA than DADT, but it's hard now to remember the political climate of that time and how much things have changed."
Indeed, while the political climate of the 1990s has been blamed more than Clinton for the implementation of DADT, it is his signing of the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act for which he has faced continued criticism.
It was shortly after midnight, Sept. 21, 1996, when Clinton signed DOMA in what was a highly expansive and intrusive federal "power grab" that forbid federal recognition of same-sex marriages in all states.
In a statement released one day before signing DOMA into law, Clinton hinted at his qualms with the bill.
"Throughout my life I have strenuously opposed discrimination of any kind, including discrimination against gay and lesbian Americans," Clinton said. "I have long opposed governmental recognition of same-gender marriages and this legislation is consistent with that position."
In the same statement, Clinton affirmed his support for the Employment Non-Discrimination Act and urged Congress to pass that legislation.
"I also want to make clear to all that the enactment of this legislation should not, despite the fierce and at times divisive rhetoric surrounding it, be understood to provide an excuse for discrimination, violence or intimidation against any person on the basis of sexual orientation," Clinton said. "Discrimination, violence and intimidation for that reason, as well as others, violate the principle of equal protection under the law and have no place in American society."
It was not popular to oppose DOMA in 1996. Congress approved the bill overwhelmingly with only 14 Democrats voting against the bill in the Senate. Although the act was largely meaningless at first, that changed as the fight for marriage equality expanded. When Massachusetts became the first state to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples in 2004, those couples were denied more than 1,000 benefits enjoyed by married straight couples because of DOMA.


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Here is a Penny(formally Polistil, Italy) Esadelta Boom Crane. It is 1/88 scale, a bit smaller than a Dinky Toy. It is diecst with plastic tires and interior cab details. The boom rotates and has hydraulic style mechanism. It shows very light playwear, EX+.
Tobias Toys & Trains is the Brainchild of Mark Tobias, the proprietor. This website is a way Mark can bring his inventory to a wider audience, and have control of the information discussed. Through this site, you can view and buy from the inventory, offer items to him for sale, read articles on collectibles Mark has authored, or contact Mark to discuss topics you have need of expertise in.
I am now brokering and consulting. Available to vette for auction houses. I do auction planning, inventories and appraisals. I am also available for lectures - motivational & historical.
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Best Martha Stewart Recipes
25+ of Martha Stewart's Finest Recipes
25+ of Martha Stewart's Finest Recipes
We're team Martha, forever and always. Why? Let us count the ways:
- The name Martha Stewart is practically synonymous with flawless dinner parties, recipes, gardening, and crafts. Let's be real, she's earned it.
- Her sense of style, like pretty much everything she does, is so very her.
- Over the years, the fearless entrepreneur has authored countless cookbooks, hosted a handful of culinary TV shows, and had a hand in a variety of magazines (Martha Stewart Living, Everyday Food, and Whole Living). To say she and her editorial team are prolific recipe writers is a vast understatement.
- She's never afraid to speak her mind, about topics as wide-ranging as her sex life and Justin Bieber.
- That time she baked some very special brownies with Snoop Dogg.
In her honor, we've whittled down a list of our favorite recipes that Martha's had a hand in, from dutch babies to salmon with crispy cabbage and kale, and everything in between.


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glasses girl necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 352 diseños de 48 diseñadores freelance.
I am a retailer of 20 years moving to the iternet to create a living for myself as well as give back financially. Our site will feature funky and fun reading glasses at very affordable prices. What makes us unique is we will be partnering with a foundation affiliated with Sunglass Hut, Pearle Vision and Luxxotica to provide eye exams and glasses for those who can't afford them around the world. Millions of people go without glasses that they need to weave, plant, cook and care for children. We will also be offering 2 pairs of glasses with pawprints that raise money for no kill animal shelters and animal welfare organizations.
Our target audience is men and women over 40 who want to purchase reading glasses and demand fashion and good value as well as knowing they are giving to others. This market will cut across ethnic and economic boundries so the logo should be professional but not stodgy, cute but not cutesy, and express our values of giving and shopping being compatible. It should be fun, creative and lighthearted but with enough visual snap, simplicity and class to be used by Ralph Lauren. Nothing even resembling Precious Moments.
1I am open to any colors since the glasses are all different colors.Go to fashionreadingglasses.com to and you will see the type of glasses we sell. Some pink is fine too. 2.I'd like a halo over the oo's if possible.
Please give it a clearly defined edge or border so it can be used for the purposes listed below. NO ROUNDED CORNERS OR MOD FONTS. WORDS MUST BE CAPITALIZED. NO EYES OR SMILES. Please read the target audience comments about the design. Please, nothing too cartoonish or cutesy looking.
3. Our slogan will be "Get the Glasses that Give Back"
4. The logo will be used in print, web and packaging such as eyeglass cases. It should be an icon and text mix for the website logo but I envision an icon that can stand alone that will be our recognizable signature on our packaging . If I am asking for too much just focus on the website logo.
6. It should be in .jpeg or .gif and .psd (layered) so we can separate the images and also be print ready . Goodness Glasses will own the logo 100% with no usage by anyone else.
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Do you love to get inspiration from layouts and sketches you see in scrapbook magazines and online? If so, there's a good chance you've run into a common problem among scrapbookers: transforming the layout you see into the page size and format you'd like to make. Download these helpful "cheat sheets" to give you two methods to easily translate your page size every time!
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The Human Economy
The Human Economy
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The object of a human economy is the reproduction of human beings and of whatever sustains life in general. Such an economy would express human variety in its local particulars as well as the interests of all humanity.
The editors have assembled here a citizen's guide to building a human economy. This project is not a dream but is part of a collective effort that began a decade ago at the first World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, Brazil, and has gathered pace ever since.
Over thirty original essays address topics that range from globalization, community participation and microcredit to corporate social responsibility and alternative energy. Each offers a critical guide to further reading.
The Human Economy builds on decades of engaged research to bring a new economic vision to general readers and a comprehensive guide for all students of the contemporary world.
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Part One: World society.
Globalization (Thomas Hylland Eriksen).
Global public goods (Philip Golub & Jean-Paul Maréchal).
International organizations (François-Xavier Merrien & Angèle Flora Mendy).
Development (Keith Hart & Vishnu Padayachee).
Alter-globalization (Geoffrey Pleyers).
Part Two: Economics with a human face.
Plural economy (Jean-Louis Laville).
Ecological economics (Sabine U O'Hara).
Feminist economics (Julie A Nelson).
Fair trade (Alfonso Cotera Fretel & Humberto Ortiz Roca).
Labour economy (José Luis Coraggio).
Microcredit (Jean-Michel Servet).
Informal economy (Keith Hart).
Part Three: Moral politics.
Citizenship (Paulo Henrique Martins).
Corporate social responsibility (Anne Salmon).
Welfare (Adalbert Evers).
Gift (Alain Caillé).
Moral economy (Chris Hann).
Communism (David Graeber).
Part Four: Beyond market and state.
Third sector (Catherine Alexander).
Solidarity economy (économie solidaire) (Jean-Louis Laville).
Community participation (Marilyn Taylor).
Local development (John M Bryden).
NGOs (David Lewis).
Social capital (Desmond McNeill).
Social enterprise (Jacques Defourny & Marthe Nyssens).
Social entrepreneurship (Lars Hulgård).
Part Five: New directions.
Community & complementary currencies (Jérôme Blanc).
Digital commons (Felix Stalder).
Mobility (John Urry).
Alternative energy (Arnaud Sales and Leandro Raizer).
Worlds of emancipation (Antonio David Cattani).
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"Here, in thirty-two short chapters by an interdisciplinary and international group of scholars and activists, one can learn the basics of microcredit, feminist economics, corporate social responsibility, community participation, alternative energy, and digital commons (among others)."
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"This book is a treasure trove for everyone trying to bring the common good and democratic political agency back into economics. International in scope, imaginative in spirit, it brings together the diverse experiences and ideas that could make possible a transition to a social, ecological and democratic global economy. It is a rich resource for emancipatory politics."
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"For a nanosecond after the current financial collapse that threatens to engulf all, politicians, the media and decision-makers spoke of the need to build a new, humane, and needs-oriented economy. Quickly, analysis returned to how best to regulate capitalist profligacy, and restore old institutions, assuming this will return things to normal. This book, with its rich ideas and diverse examples, exposes the limitations of such thinking and traces the outlines of an alternative economic system with greater promise."
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- A citizen's guide on how to create a new and more humane world economy, written for a wide general readership.
- The book lays out a radical alternative to the existing ways of organizing the global economy, putting the wellbeing of people and communities, rather than the profits of banks and corporations, at the centre.
- The volume includes over thirty original essays which address topics such as globalization, microcredit and corporate social responsibility.
- This book offers a creative and practical vision of an alternative way of organizing our social and economic life, inspired by the ideas of the World Social Forum at Porte Alegre, in which the editors and many of the authors have been active participants.


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This summer, both the Republican and Democratic candidates in the hotly contested race for governor of Virginia embarked on RV tours of the state, employing motorhomes to reach as many towns — and voters — as possible before the election in November, according to RVIA Today Express.
Democratic candidate Creigh Deeds kicked off his month-long "Deeds Country" tour of Virginia's rural regions in early August, saying "I need to get as many votes as I can from the rural parts of the state." Deeds and his staff are traveling to Virginia's rural communities in a Class A motorhome affixed with "Deeds Country" campaign signs.
Shortly after Deeds' RV tour began, Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob McDonnell embarked on his own month-long tour of the state, traveling in a Class A motorhome customized with McDonnell's "New Jobs, New Opportunities" campaign materials. The McDonnell campaign has also adopted the song "Me and My RV" by professor Marty Music (www.meandmyrv.com) as the theme song for their RV tour.
The RV tours are garnering significant media attention for the candidates, who both noted that the RVs attract the interest of families who spot them on the road.
Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) President Richard Coon said, "It's great to see that, increasingly, political candidates of all persuasions are learning what America's 30 million RVers have known all along: that traveling in an RV is the best way to see America."


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Thomas Robinson Propels Kansas – This Week in College Basketball
Top-ranked Kentucky and No. 2 Syracuse enter the final week of the regular season on extended win streaks and with just one loss each. Both teams figure to be in position for No. 1 regional seeds for the upcoming NCAA tournament. Here's what's happening in college basketball:
Team on the Rise: No. 19 Wichita State Shockers
Victories against Illinois St. on Wednesday and Drake on Saturday gave Wichita State (26-4, 16-2 MVC) an eight-game winning streak heading into the Missouri Valley Conference tournament in St. Louis this week. Though it was playing without guard Joe Ragland, the team's second-leading scorer, coach Gregg Marshall's team still demolished Drake by 23 points. A conference championship this weekend might mean a No. 4 seed for the Shockers in the NCAA tournament.
Team on the Decline: No. 3 Missouri Tigers
After playing so well for most of the season, No. 3 Missouri (25-4, 12-4 Big 12) stumbled last week with a 78-68 home loss to unranked Kansas State and a 87-86 overtime defeat at No. 4 Kansas. Coach Frank Haith's team gave up a 19-point lead in the loss to Kansas. Seniors Kim English and Ricardo Ratliffe must provide leadership for the Tigers to see that this losing streak doesn't carry into March.
Player on the Rise: Thomas Robinson, Kansas Jayhawks
Thomas Robinson further established himself as a national player of the year candidate in leading No. 4 Kansas (24-5, 14-2 Big 12) to wins over Texas Tech, Texas A&M and Missouri in an eight-day stretch. Robinson averaged 18 points and 11 rebounds during the three games, with 28 points and 12 rebounds coming in the Missouri game alone.
Player on the Decline: Jared Sullinger, Ohio State Buckeyes
After scoring in double figures in 24 of his first 25 games, Jared Sullinger was held to nine and eight points respectively as No. 8 Ohio State (23-6, 11-5 Big 10) defeated Illinois on Tuesday and lost to No. 16 Wisconsin on Sunday. A sophomore forward, Sullinger must produce numbers closer to his seasonal per game averages of 16.8 points and 8.9 rebounds if the Buckeyes are going to advance deep into the NCAA tournament.
Coach on the Hot Seat: Bill Carmody, Northwestern Wildcats
Northwestern (17-11, 7-9 Big Ten) is often mentioned as the only school from the "Big Six" conferences never to play in the NCAA tournament. No one knows that fact better than coach Bill Carmody, whose Wildcats seemed certain to land a bid this year. The Wildcats ' narrow 67-66 win over Penn State on Saturday might have the selection committee examining Northwestern more closely. Northwestern finishes its season with No. 8 Ohio State on Wednesday and Iowa on Saturday. They may need a split to lock up a bid.
Bizarre Stat of the Week: Anthony Davis, Kentucky Wildcats
Forward Anthony Davis has blocked at least five shots in a game 14 times this season for No. 1 Kentucky (28-1, 14-0 SEC), including six during the Wildcats' 83-74 victory over Vanderbilt on Saturday.


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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Household Debt and Credit Report provides unique data and insight into the credit conditions and activity of U.S. consumers. Based on data from the New York Fed's Consumer Credit Panel, a nationally representative sample drawn from anonymized Equifax credit data, the report provides a quarterly snapshot of household trends in borrowing and indebtedness, including data about mortgages, student loans, credit cards, auto loans and delinquencies. The report aims to help community groups, small businesses, state and local governments and the public to better understand, monitor and respond to trends in borrowing and indebtedness at the household level.
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SACRAMENTO, April 8 (UPI) -- A California judge ruled that holding and using a smartphone as a navigation device while driving is the same as calling or texting -- and against the law.
The ruling came in the case of a California man, Steve R. Spriggs, cited for violating California Code 23123, which reads, "A person shall not drive a motor vehicle while using a wireless telephone unless that telephone is specifically designed and configured to allow hands-free listening and talking, and is used in that manner while driving."
Spriggs was not listening or talking, or even texting, but rather using his phone for GPS navigation, and he was cited for that.
In court, Spriggs had argued the law as written implies only talking/listening are forbidden and other activities such as navigating are not.
The court didn't agree, interpreting the existing law as forbidding almost all uses of wireless telephones while driving a motor vehicle, including using them as navigation devices, InformationWeek reported Monday.
The existing code's language of "configured to allow hands-free listening" could allow use of a smartphone for navigation if it is not being held by the driver but is instead fixed into a cradle or otherwise fastened in the car, InformationWeek said.


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Don,Your welfare pizza looks great! Glad you nailed it. What is Coco Cola? Is it something you experimented with?Norma
Remember years ago, Saturday Night Live with Dan and John in the Greek burger place saying cheeseburger, cheeseburger, cheeseburger, no fries,chips, no Coke, only Pepsi!?
Norma, Thanks, What I hope to achieve is that crust on my Cono de Pizzas though I'm not sure that's possible. Um, Norma, Coca Cola, the most popular drink in Mexico? Mexicans consume more "Coke" per person than anywhere in the world. It's like gallons per person a year. They actually sell it in five liter bottles here. You have to see it to believe it. Remember years ago, Saturday Night Live with Dan and John in the Greek burger place saying cheeseburger, cheeseburger, cheeseburger, no fries,chips, no Coke, only Pepsi!? Don
mikegl71,That's a great looking pizza.Would you mind posting your recipe and related instructions, etc.?Peter
Can you tell me what size the pizzas were, what kind of pans were used, and what dough recipe was used?Peter
Don,I think you will be pleasantly surprised how well white cheddar tastes on the Greek style of pie or other kinds of pies.
I've had it on Detroit style. They put it around the edges of the pie, against the pan. It stands up to the conductive heat better than the mozz is and when it browns, it gets a deliciously beautiful nuttiness.
I would be interested in hearing about the different styles of gourmet Greek style pizzas
Ron,You are so right. The white cheddar does develop the delicious beautiful nuttiness when it is browned on the sides of the pan. The crunch of the brown cheese is one of the best parts of the Greek style pizza.No "fuggeddaboudit" from me on this! That saying has so many spellings.Norma
My pans are 10 X 1.5 in. "Black Buster", straight sided steel. They have a coating that looks exactly like flat black spray paint, though I'm sure it's not. I got mine from Bova Foods.


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Ryan Kirkman necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 303 diseños de 83 diseñadores freelance.
*NOTE* RockYou creates social applications for Facebook, MySpace, etc. We are not a music company and do not want a "rock n roll" associated logo.*** PLEASE READ THE CREATIVE BRIEF.
RockYou would like to refine its positioning and identity to more clearly articulate its presence as one of the top 10 online properties and the world leader for online social advertising. RockYou has massive reach and scale, 6x larger than its next largest competitor, and the opportunity for growth is only beginning.
A logo design thatis easy to reproduce accurately 100% of the time, that translateseasily and authentically unto all mediums, that provides futureflexibility for a dynamic and changing organization and is visuallyunambiguous and distinguishable.
Q:How do you want your target audience to respond to the final productof this project?
A:Impressed, excited to work with the experts in social media
Q:What does the target audience currently think and feel about thecompany?
A:Generallywarm reception.
Q:What do we want them to think and feel?
A:They should think and feel they are working with a leading globalbrand that creates excitement and fun in the socialapplication/advertising industry.
Q:How will this project help to achieve this goal?
A: Byassessing the established branding standards of leading companies andpositioning RockYou's visual branding effort to reflect thosestandards.
Q:What adjectives can be used to describe the way the company should beperceived?
Fun –We're playful and silly, but underneath we're a reliable andtrustworthy.
Innovative- Every step of the way we've been there on the social forefront..
Engaging- Our application experiences maintain loyalty and customers comeback to us for the same quality of experiences.
Entertaining- Fun + Engaging = Entertaining :)
Connected– Its not just about playing games, its about connecting with yourfriends and family.
- As the RockYou demographic is typically young, it would be ideal to have a logo that is combination iconic/typographic. Pure typographic logos are desirable, but can be indistinguishable, and lack the "fun" appeal(Yahoo!).
- RepresentsRockYou as a significant leader & pioneer in creating popular,immersive, & viral social applications.
- Portabledesign that can maintain clarity when broken out into smaller/limitedcolor versions.
- A designthat promotes a decrease in complexity in favor of concept andessence.
- Itshould have an icon version, that encompasses the essential values ofour brand, its message and its market position - in condensed form.
- 2 ColorsMaximum
- Think Top 10 Brands: http://www.ranqit.com/Ranqings/Defa…qing=logos
- ***We are not a music company and do not want a "rock n roll" associated logo.***
- No Gradients. Think simple like the top global brands.
- Nothing that will be difficult to see in small scale
- We want this to be a logo, not a button.
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