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A leading NGO joins hands with CIMMYT-CCAFS to empower women farmers
NGO partnership brings new capacity building opportunities.
NGO partnership brings new capacity building opportunities. Photo: CIMMYT
In the Indian state of Haryana, women are actively involved in farm operations but do not contribute significantly to decision-making. An effective way to enhance women's decision-making and promote gender equity is to teach them to use new agricultural technologies and thus generate higher yields and better income. How technological change contributes to women's empowerment has thus become an important area of study in India's male-dominated farm sector.
Under the aegis of CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS), CIMMYT is working on developing climate-smart agricultural practices (CSAPs) that enable farmers to reduce climate-related risks. As part of this activity, CIMMYT-CCAFS is joining hands with a leading NGO, Arpana Services (www.arpanaservices.org), that seeks to enhance livelihoods in rural areas of the states of Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Delhi. More to the point in this case, it works with 830 self-help groups including 11,600 women across 100 villages in Haryana.
CIMMYT will build confidence and awareness among the women's groups Arpana has formed by instructing them on CSAPs and their use. CIMMYT and Arpana will merge their areas of expertise to promote CSAP adoption among female smallholders, thereby benefiting farm households. They plan to provide capacity building programs aimed at educating female farmers on technical aspects of sustainable intensification and making them realize the importance of nutrition by introducing legumes into their cropping systems.
The women will also be trained to use a farm lekha jokha book, which is an accounting and farm management tool that allows farmers to understand and compare farm expenses that, though important, are commonly neglected. Keeping such records would make women more knowledgeable and help them manage their farms more efficiently, thereby escalating their decision-making authority at home.
Although the CIMMYT-Arpana initiatives target women's empowerment, they will also lead to other socio-economic changes. For example, successful women farmers could help promote CSAPs and convince government and policy makers to make recommendations based on conservation agriculture. In this way, a model encompassing the pre-requisites of sustainable agriculture could be established with women as torch-bearers of the future of agriculture.
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Learning climate smart agricultural practices empowers women farmers in Haryana
A farm budgeting booklet and training empower women with knowledge so they are able to make decisions and increase their family income.
CIMMYT encourages women farmers in Pakistan to grow their own wheat
CIMMYT India staff brainstorm steps to implement strategy
CIMMYT Director General Martin Kropff presented the organization's draft strategy with its unifying vision at the staff session in the organization's Delhi office.


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I've been bookmarking pictures of Buderim Falls (or "Serenity Falls") since before we moved to the Coast. The pictures on instagram showed a lush rainforest with a relatively short (hello, I've seen the size of those falls in New Zealand…just saying) waterfall into a beautifully lit turquoise swimming hole. Of course I was keen to go!
The lower entry is at Lindsay Road near Harry's Restaurant. The track from here takes approximately an hour return – longer with stops. It's boardwalk for approx 600m and then bush track. Apparently the track gets a tad "rugged" and the website says it's not great for those with "walking difficulties or a low level of fitness." I'll try that way next time – I needed to get back today to get some words written. There's apparently barbecues and picnic facilities here.
I went with the entry closest to our house – the one at the base of Quorn Place. There's a good amount of parking here and well maintained barbecues and picnic tables for when you've finished the circuit.
The circuit track itself is quite short – less than a kilometre return. It begins with a relatively steep downward bush trail. My knees aren't great – and I'm petrified of being the big fat lady falling down the hill, so I took it quite slowly and it was absolutely fine.
About 100m down there's a fork in the park. I took the option of heading through the open forest so went to the right, crossing a short bridge and walking through the edge of the forest. With the sound of the trees, the birds and the tinkling of the water below, it's just beautiful in here. It's also hard to believe that we're pretty much in the middle of Buderim.
You can walk down into the swimming hole and around behind the waterfall,but when I was there, there was a proper photographer with a proper kit set up down there – and ruining my photo (see the main shot below).
After a short piece of boardwalk, it's all uphill from here to get back to the carpark. But it's do-able, it's only 300m (or so), and there's a viewing platform part of the way up that you can catch your breath at.
The path from Quorn Close is not accessible for prams or wheelchairs.
Sorry, no, not this one. There are no dogs allowed in the forest park.
It is quite steep downhill to start – which means it's quite steep to come back up. You step down from rock to rock – so it can be very slippery after rain. The path itself is in pretty good condition. The steep parts are over and done with quickly and the distance is short so anyone with moderate fitness can do this one. Just take care after storms when there can be debris over the path as well. Don't try this in thongs/ jandals/ flip-flops.
Can you swim in the swimming hole?
People do – I've seen the evidence on instagram. Apparently the creek passes through suburbia and some stormwater drains to reach the falls, so…well, I'll leave that to you.


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In a breaking news today, Mesut Ozil has been given a permission by Arsene Wenger to negotiate with other clubs his potential exit in the upcoming winter transfer windows, in January.
According to a report from the Spanish outlet Mundo Deportivo, and the English outlet, Metro, Mesut Ozil has been given a permission by Arsenal through their manager, Arsene Wenger, to start negotiating by his agent, Dr Erkut Sogut, with other clubs in order to leave in January.
The German playmaker, Mesut Ozil, has less than eight months left on his contract before he can leave for free next summer. Arsenal is expected to cash out the German star in January transfer windows in order not to lose him completely for free, and fund other transfers.
Arsene Wenger was always emphasizing that Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil, whose both contracts expire next summer, won't leave the club and they will stay until their contract is over, and even renew their contracts. However, recently Arsene Wenger admitted that selling them in January may be an option that Arsenal would consider, which wasn't an option a few months ago for Arsene Wenger and Arsenal.
On the other hand, Arsenal sold Alex Oxlade Chamberlain to Liverpool last summer after Arsene Wenger was emphasizing that the English midfielder won't leave the Gunners before he left for Liverpool.


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HEFCE funds RAE success
By Education in Chemistry2009-05-01T00:00:00+01:00
Audit of research highlights international quality of UK chemistry
15% of UK research was judged world leading (4*)
In December a panel of 16 chemists reported in the 2008 research assessment exercise (RAE) that 'UK chemistry remains buoyant and internationally competitive'. In contrast to the previous RAE in 2001, the latest exercise aimed to 'reward excellence in research wherever it is found'. After evaluating some 5000 research publications from 1200 UK chemists, the panel produced research profiles for 31 chemistry departments which show the percentage of research activity in five quality levels, ranging from below national standard (0), through internationally recognised and excellent (2* and 3*), to world-leading (4*). Overall, 15 per cent of research was judged world-leading. Cambridge tops the table of chemistry departments with Nottingham second and Oxford ranked third.
Speaking to Education in Chemistry panel chair Professor Jeremy Sanders of the University of Cambridge said, 'the exercise showed that over the past seven years universities in the UK made progress in chemistry across the board. Investment has improved the infrastructure for chemical research and the appointment of young researchers has lowered the age-profile of many departments'. Early career researchers made up 19 per cent of the chemistry community submitted to the RAE. However, the panel was concerned that a lack of start-up funding within departments would limit opportunities for these young chemists to develop long-term research plans and achieve their research potential.
The RAE revealed that research in chemistry is growing at the boundaries with other disciplines, with UK departments being strong in fields such as chemical biology, supramolecular chemistry and nanoscience. The panel, however, warned that the nature of chemists' work should not become too focused on interdisciplinary science.
The funding
In March the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) announced its commitment to maintaining science subjects' share of the £1.6 billion set aside in 2009-10 for quality-related (QR) research. The amount of research funding an institution can expect to receive is based on the cost of research in different areas, the volume of staff and the quality of research as determined by the 2008 RAE. In HEFCE's funding formula, however, only research judged to be of international quality (ie 2* or greater) secures funding, with research rated 4* weighted seven times more heavily than 2*, while 3* research contributes three times more heavily than 2*.
Professor Andrew Abbott, head of chemistry at the University of Leicester, welcomed the funding weightings for RAE scores, 'The new funding algorithm has gone some way to redress the harsh way that grade 4 departments were treated under the old RAE rubric'. The single-grade results of the RAE in 2001 and a shortfall in funding to reward these results led funding to concentrate on the highest-scoring 5* departments, with funding reduced by ca 20 per cent for those rated 4.
Dr Matthew Almond, head of chemistry at the University of Reading, told Education in Chemistry, 'In principle the current RAE is fairer - but many will not see it that way. Our research income has risen by about 9 per cent. The exercise will, however, make us look at our research and how we plan activity over the next few years', he said.
As a research leader in Cambridge's chemistry department Sanders is not totally satisfied with the funding outcome for chemistry in England. 'HEFCE has put forward a funding formula that protects science as a whole but has done chemistry no favours'. Although leading the way in the review of chemistry departments, Cambridge has seen no significant growth in its QR funding, according to Sanders. 'Unless departments have expanded over the past seven years by recruiting staff, they will have lost out on funding', he told Education in Chemistry.


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Consumer-driven health plans, or CDHPs, are a relatively new concept. In the United States, they were basically nonexistent until 2003, when the Medicare Modernization Act—the one that added the prescription drug benefit to Medicare—legalized them (with significant constraints).
Since 2003, the growth of CDHPs has been explosive. Prior to the passage of the Medicare Modernization Act, several hundred thousand people were on such plans. In 2009, over 10 million people were enrolled in consumer-driven health plans. Barring a PPACA-driven regulatory strangle, the rising cost of health care will continue to drive both employers and individuals into these popular, cost-effective plans.
The novelty of CDHPs has led to many misconceptions about their qualities and flaws. One is that CDHPs place a greater burden on individuals for the cost of their medical care (i.e., increased cost-sharing). Here's Austin Frakt on the topic:
Many suggest that the solution to our health care system's problems is to be found in a more market-based approach. Consumer-directed health plans are at the center of this concept. If you make people spend more of their own money, they'll be more prudent users of care and seek better value at lower prices…About now you're thinking I disagree with the notions I just expressed. Actually I don't. They have merit, which I recognize, accept, and support. Where I take issue is that they are not solutions to all the problems in our system.
Certainly Austin is right that CDHPs are no cure-all. And it is true that many free-market types, myself included, advocate more cost-sharing, especially in situations where the government is subsidizing health care (e.g., Medicare and Medicaid).
But it is important to understand that CDHPs do not increase the cost burden to the individual. Rather, they increase the degree to which individuals control their own health care spending.
Take your plain-vanilla, everyday, traditional employer-sponsored health insurance plan. Such a plan might be designed so that of every $100 that the insurer spends on the beneficiary's health care, the beneficiary has to spend $18, through a combination of deductibles (i.e., dollars spent before the insurance kicks in), co-payments (dollars spent on an individual service before the insurance kicks in), and co-insurance (dollars spent, on a percentage basis, for a particular claim).
What CDHPs do is transfer control of much of that $100 to the beneficiary. Instead of the individual paying $18 and the insurer paying $82, in a CDHP, the individual (by way of lower premiums) or his employer (by way of a direct contribution) puts a portion of that $82—say $30—in a tax-free health savings account. The degree of actual cost-sharing, at $18, can remain the same. So in a CDHP that is actuarially identical to our traditional plan, there might be $18 of cost-sharing, $30 in a health-savings account, and $52 paid out directly by the insurer.
There are three critical differences, in our example, between a traditional plan and the consumer-driven one. First, that $30 is controlled by the individual, giving him an incentive to shop for high-value, low-cost care. Second, if the beneficiary remains healthy over the course of the year, he gets to keep that $30 and roll it over to the next year. (In traditional insurance, those savings are simply handed to the insurance company.) Third, individuals can invest the savings they accumulate in their health savings accounts, harnessing the power of compound interest.
A plan that seeks to increase cost-sharing, whether a traditional plan or a new-age CDHP one, would increase that $18 to a higher amount, say $25. But there is nothing inherent in CDHPs that requires increased cost-sharing. Indeed, because CDHPs save money even with equivalent cost-sharing to traditional plans, one could in theory offer more generous insurance through the CDHP approach for the same expense.
There are other misconceptions about CDHPs, e.g., they will motivate people to forego necessary care in order to save money. The actual experience of insurers who administer CDHPs rebuts these fears. What we see instead is substantial increases in preventive care (by 4 to 23 percent), increased prescription drug use (especially of generic drugs), and better compliance with evidence-based medicine (i.e., medicine's best practices as established by the largest, best-run clinical trials).
My praise for CDHPs should not be taken to mean that such plans are perfect. As with any innovation, technical issues have arisen with some plans (read these blog posts by John Graham and the gentlemen at InsureBlog for more detail). The market, if allowed to function, can help shake these issues out over time. More problematic is the fact that the Medicare Modernization Act, the very law that legalized CDHPs, places significant restrictions on the way these plans can be designed, constraining the degree to which insurers can tweak plans and increase their efficiency. By law, a consumer-driven plan must have a deductible floor ($1,200 for an individual in 2010), a cap on annual out-of-pocket expenditures ($5,950), and a limit on HSA contributions per year ($3,050). In effect, these rules constrain the degree to which health savings accounts can drive value-oriented health care consumption.
Congress should lighten these constraints; instead, Obamacare added further ones. Worse still, the fracas about medical loss ratios under PPACA is critical to the future of consumer-driven health plans. The Department of Health and Human Services has yet to rule on whether or not health savings accounts will be counted toward the law's MLR targets. If they are not, consumer-driven health plans will become de facto illegal. We can only hope that Secretary Sebelius takes a sensible approach.
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steve September 8, 2010 at 7:28 PM
Looks like too short of a time to conclude much. Could just be selection bias. What I have seen at the micro level, is that those who have families that are expecting to see significant medical costs, avoid HSA type plans. Younger, healthier people prefer the HSA plans.
Hey there! Great stuff, please keep us posted when you publish again something similar!
AB September 8, 2010 at 10:46 PM
OK steve, what you're saying rather explicitly is that people look to someone else to pay their predictable medical costs. That shouldn't come as any surprise. But if you're expecting an insurance company to pay your predictable medical costs, you're paying for much of those costs yourself through higher premiums, with some additional admin expenses and profit on top.
Think of it in the context of preventive care: many people think insurers ought to provide routine preventive care free of charge, and indeed PPACA mandates more first-dollar coverage for preventive care. But there is no "free", if everyone is going to get that care they're all going to pay for it in their premiums, except they'll pay even more than it actually costs because the money is being routed through an insurer. Why not pay for that care out of pocket and save on the admin expense and profit, not to mention get a discount on it by paying with tax-free dollars if you're in the individual market?
You're right that we still have a very limited mount of data to study on CDHP, but if you read the links Avik posted, particularly the one from the American Academy of Actuaries you'll see that the lower costs are apparent even after adjusting for any positive selection.
As AB points out, the AAA study accounts for selection bias. It's really not surprising that CDHPs accomplish what they accomplish -- it's basic economics. How much more do people drink at an open bar vs. a cash bar? CDHPs are basically using the same idea.
AB: you really know your stuff. I'd love to know who you are. Drop me an email sometime (http://www.avikroy.com/ and click on the "contact" button on the bottom left corner) -- I'll preserve your anonymity.
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Hi Avik,
While I'm unwaveringly devoted to the free-market and strongly believe in fully privatized healthcare for our beloved United States, I want to play Devil's Advocate for a second regarding a particular financial issue that the left cites in their now classic, "healthcare fails to conform to capitalism" argument. The issue concerns net costs. $250 of every $1000 spent on healthcare in this country goes towards 'Program Administration and Net Cost'--effectively money that is NOT going towards providing care and is, therefore 'lost money' (indeed, we spent nearly $160 billion annually in this regard). The liberal argument goes something like this: Medicare's net cost is 2%, while that of private insurance companies is more like 15%--meaning, that a single payer system would in fact decrease inefficiencies (interestingly, many liberals I've spoken to cite this as one of the primary financial arguments to support a public option for healthcare). My question is, is this the whole picture? And why are the net costs of private insurance so high? Is it (forgive my socialist lingo), the 'evil of the greed' induced by the profit motive?
Thanks for your time, and I hope you're having a great week!
The assertion that Medicare is more efficient than private insurance rests on faulty comparisons, bad math, and does not account for $60-100 billion of fraud in the Medicare program.
Here is a good review of the administrative costs issue: http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2009/06/medicare-administrative-costs-are-higher-not-lower-than-for-private-insurance
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DN,
It is important to recognize that even if the 2% figure was correct, it only represents the tax payer funded side of the equation. I consulted with dozens of hospitals/health systems on the interface between them and the payors. There remain huge burdens on providers for billing via insurance (gov't or private).
My POV is most impactful way to slay the healthcare cost beast in the near term is to get health insurance out of the day to day. That is where 80% of your premium goes and it unnecessarily burdens the system with insurance bureaucracy. Long-term the other big cost issue is well documented - Americans not taking care of themselves (obesity, etc.). Other suggestions Avik has made generally make sense but won't have the scale of impact of these two items (which he also spoken to).
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Noah Galvin est un acteur et chanteur américain, né le  à Katonah (New York).

Il se fait connaître grâce au rôle de Kenny O'Neal dans la sitcom  (2016-2017) et du  dans la série télévisée  (depuis 2020), ainsi que le rôle-titre dans la comédie musicale de Broadway  (2017-2018).

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Jeunesse
Noah Egidi Galvin naît le  et grandit à Katonah dans l'État de New York. Il a deux frères et sœurs, dont le multi-instrumentiste Yoke Lore. Son père est catholique, d'origine irlandaise et italienne, et sa mère, Abbie (née Fink), est juive. Il est donc élevé  et se décrit comme juif.

Carrière
À partir des années 2000, Noah Galvin également apparaît dans l'Off-Broadway pour des compagnies telles que Signature, Playwrights Horizons, MCC, The Public, The Culture Project, The Flea, The Wild Project, New York Theatre Workshop, the Barrow Street Theatre, Rattlestick, Ensemble Studio Theatre et bien d'autres. Il prête également sa voix pour des livres audio comme Pas raccord () de Stephen Chbosky et  de Matthew Quick.

En , on apprend qu'il est choisi pour un rôle principal du sitcom , créée par Dan Savage, dont il s'inspire librement de sa jeunesse.

En , il est choisi comme remplaçant temporaire pour le rôle-titre dans , après le départ de Ben Platt. Le , il tient le rôle et joue jusqu'au . Il participe également à la production Broadway , dans laquelle il joue Ogy, entre le  et le , avant que Todrick Hall ne reprenne ce rôle. En plus de ses rôles sur scène, il prête également sa voix au personnage d'Arthur dans le livre audio  d'Adam Silvera et Becky Albertalli, ainsi que, pour le podcast Gimlet, Les Deux Princes (, 2019).

En 2020, Galvin rejoint la distribution principale à la fin de la quatrième saison de la série  dans le rôle du .

Vie privée
Noah Galvin est ouvertement homosexuel. Il fait son coming-out à sa mère à l'âge de . Depuis , il partage son temps entre Manhattan et Los Angeles, en Californie. Le , il entre dans la relation avec l'acteur et chanteur Ben Platt, qu'il a remplacé dans le rôle-titre de  en 2017.

Filmographie

Cinéma

Longs métrages
 2018 :  de Sam Levinson : Marty
 2019 :  d'Olivia Wilde : George

Courts métrages
 2013 :  de Joe Turner Lin : Jackson
 2014 : Les Aventures de la tour Wayne () : Leif Bornwell III
 2019 :  de Daryen Ru et Lucas McGowen : Tom
 2020 :  de Daryen Ru et Lucas McGowen : Bradley « Baby » Bjorn

Télévision

Séries télévisées
 2015 :  : Josh (épisode : )
 2016-2017 :  : Kenny O'Neal (29 épisodes)
 2017 :  : lui-même (saison 9, épisode 9 : Nina Bo'Nina Brown)
 2020 : Luz à Osville () : Jerbo (voix ; saison 1, épisode 13 : )
 depuis 2020 :  :  (35 épisodes)
 2021 : Zoey et son incroyable playlist () : le patient de thérapie (saison 2, épisode 11 : Le Double Rendez-vous extraordinaire de Zoey)
 2021 :  : Eddy (saison 2, épisode 2 : )
 2022 : Luz à Osville () : Jerbo (autres voix ; saison 2, épisode 13 : )

Théâtre
 2005 : Les misérables : Gavroche
 2006 :  : Tommy Walker, au théâtre de la rue Bay
 2006 :  : Billy Lucas, au The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
 2008 :  : Harry Johnson, au John Anson Ford Amphitheatre
 2008 :  : Everette Brewster, au Public Theater, hors de Broadway
 2010 :  : Wally Webb, au Barrow Street Theatre
 2010 :  : Dusty Rivers, au Playwrights Horizons
 2011 : L'Île au trésor () : Jim Hawkins, au Irondale Center, Off-Off-Broadway
 2013 :  : Ricky Duff, au Huntington Theatre Company
 2015 :  : Charly Higgins, au Pershing Square Signature Center, hors de Broadway
 2017-2018 :  : Evan Hansen, au Music Box Theatre, Broadway
 2019 :  : Dodgy / Duchess / Dodo / Mock Mock Mock Mock Turtle, au théâtre MCC, hors de Broadway
 2019 :  : Ogie Herbert Eincorn, au Brooks Atkinson Theatre, Broadway
 2020 :  : Joseph, au David Geffen Hall
 2021 :  : Brian Colson, au Todd Wehr Theater

Livres audio
 2017 : Pas raccord () : Charlie Kelmeckis (rôle principal)
 2018 :  : Arthur Seuss (rôle principal)
 2019-2020 :  : Prince-Rupert  (rôle principal ; )
 2021 :  : Arthur Seuss (rôle principal)

Notes et références

Liens externes

Acteur américain
Acteur de comédie musicale
Naissance dans le comté de Westchester
Naissance en mai 1994
Personnalité ayant fait son coming out

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"Леми Трафо" е изцяло частна компания, основана през 1996 г. Седалището на компанията се намира на територията на Перник, в индустриалната зона на града. При създаването на компанията през 1996 г. основната дейност е търгуване с електрически материали, ремонт на трансформатори и електрически мотори. В последствие компанията се специализира в производството и изработването на транфсорматори.

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През 2004. година е създадено  в Леми Трафо, което има за цел да провежда тестове на вече създадените трансформатори. През 2008 г., в резултат на сътрудничество между Леми Трафо и италианската компания "Ти Ем Си Трансформърс", е планирано увеличение на продукцията. През 2009 г. е създадена и инсталирана линия за създаване на трансформатори.

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How do you stand in accuracy?
0 - 9 answered inaccurately.
10 - 49 answered inaccurately.
50 - 99 answered inaccurately.
100 - 199 answered inaccurately.
200 - 499 answered inaccurately.
More than 500 answered inaccurately.
I'm curious as to how I stand in the grand scheme of things. Please take the poll and we can all compare ourselves with each other...if that matters to anyone other than me.
And the majority of the incorrect answers where during the first 500 calib. movies.
In the initial phase of this endeavor that I have no idea or way to reconstruct, I had 22 calibrations that showed as incorrect. Since then I've had 6 more, at least one of which I am sure was erroneously counted as incorrect.
90% od incorrect answers I made during first day of search (first 8 hours).
... and waiting for the rest of the top 100 to catch up.
How can you possibly do that (alone) - are you at it all day, every day?
I really admire your enthusiasm. I just hope you've got a life outside stardust !!
jsmaje wrote: How can you possibly do that (alone) - are you at it all day, every day?
I did spend an excessive amount of time to get to that score. My lifestyle allowed it for a short while, but reality caught up and I put the "addiction" aside for now.
Congrats on breaking the addiction! Just remember, moderation is the key. Just think, "I can stop after this one, Well, I can stop after this next one, No, I really can stop after this last one...."
Finally found something to break my obsession with Freecell!
Now how to break my obsession with Stardust?
Pocket lint collecting, String ball or duct tape ball.
Been there, done that. ...as well as rubber bands and AOL CDs.
You know, they have medicine for that!
One interesting thing I noticed browsing through the posts - almost everyone seems to have a higher score on Specificity than on Sensitivity. I wonder if that indicates anything on an overall basis?
Mine is the opposite, with lower Specificity than Sensitivity.
That means that most people miss more existing tracks then that they click non existing tracks (blank CM's), whereas you clicked on a number of non existing tracks and missed only a view existing tracks.
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Not to be Missed: The Mother of All Talk Shows Premieres on Sputnik Today
On 23 June, The Mother of All Talk Shows, a radio show hosted by British politician George Galloway, returns after a month-long hiatus in a new format on Sputnik
Sputnik Deputy Chief Editor Presents Multilanguage Products at GEN Summit in Athens
ATHENS (Sputnik) - Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Rossiya Segodnya International Information Agency Dmitry Gornostaev, who is attending the Global Editors Network (GEN) Summit in Athens, has spoken about the linguistic versatility of the Sputnik news agency.
Rossiya Segodnya Agency Becomes General Media Partner of Russian Olympic Committee, Team
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Rossiya Segodnya International Information Agency on Thursday became a general media partner of the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) and the national Olympic team.
Andrei Stenin International Photo Contest Announces 2019 Shortlist
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The Andrei Stenin International Photo Contest has published its shortlist of 2019 winners, the Rossiya Segodnya International Information Agency announced on Thursday.
Exhibition of 2018 Stenin Photo Contest Award-Winning Works Opens in Uruguay
MONTEVIDEO (Sputnik) - The exhibition of more than 30 photographs by the finalists of the 2018 Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest has opened in the Uruguayan capital of Montevideo at the parliament building.
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MONTEVIDEO (Sputnik) - An exhibition of over 30 photographs by the finalists of the 2018 Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest, organized by Rossiya Segodnya International Information Agency under the aegis of the Commission of Russia for UNESCO, is set to open in Uruguay on Wednesday.
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Every second counted this weekend on Beacon Hill, where lawmakers said the wall clocks in the House Chamber showed two different times, the roll-call vote printer depicted a third, and their cellphones relayed still another.
"It's sort of like 'The Three Stooges,' " said Bradley Jones Jr., the House minority leader. "Everybody's got a different clock."
Some 19 months into their session, lawmakers waited until the last minutes to enact major pieces of legislation, with little time for members to review the bills and many advocates sidelined in the final decision-making.
The Legislature's rush to finish work on bills years in the making included major policy changes that were negotiated behind closed doors with sweeping implications for the state's energy industry and ratepayers, ride-hailing companies and taxis, and community development and job training. Rank-and-file lawmakers had, at some points, mere minutes to read over the agreements before they were hurried for a vote and sent to Governor Charlie Baker's desk.
Speaking with reporters on Monday, Baker said the Legislature's transparency had increased over the years, in part because of technology, but said he was stumped about how to pull back the curtains from the sausage-making of passing legislation. The final vote was cast shortly after the midnight deadline on Monday morning.
"I don't have a good answer for the question about the end-of-the-session squeeze," the governor said. "That's happened as far back as I can remember, and I've been paying attention to this for over 20 years."
At the end of the last two-year legislative session, in 2014, a similarly frenetic set of meetings in the final days gave passage to bills designed to tackle the opioid-addiction crisis, tighten gun laws, and suspend the state sales tax for a weekend. The 2009-2010 session ended in acrimony, with House Speaker Robert A. DeLeo at odds with Governor Deval Patrick's administration over legislation sanctioning casinos. The bill reemerged the next year and became law.
"Delaying the resolution of major issues until the final days of the legislative session is a time-honored tradition that has gone on over all the decades that I've been involved in Massachusetts government," said Michael Widmer, who last year stepped down after 23 years as the president of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, a business-backed advocacy group. "But recognizing that there will always be some kind of rush in each legislative session, there is no reason why more of the major bills can't be resolved before the final two weeks."
State House veterans say the vanishing days on the calendar can prove a useful incentive for lawmakers to coalesce behind frequently contentious bills.
"There's sort of an inherent part of the process, for people to want to use the clock to their perceived benefit," said Jones, a North Reading Republican first elected in 1994.
In addition to the policy measures, the Democrat-run Legislature voted this weekend to override many of Baker's vetoes to the state budget, restoring a total of more than $200 million. But top legislative officials concede privately that Baker is expected to use his executive budget authority to cut much, if not all, of that spending.
Three major bills — regulating ride-hailing companies, requiring utilities to contract with more hydro- and wind power, and a measure aimed at economic development — all received final votes after midnight. Some members said they did not reach their homes until 4 a.m.
Lawmakers will continue to meet in informal sessions, when an individual member's objection can block a bill from advancing.
Many long-sought measures failed to reach the finish line this weekend, among them a ban on handheld cellphones while driving, a measure loosening the state's rules on workers' noncompetition contracts, a transfer of authority over liquor licenses from the state to cities and towns, the creation of a paid family and medical leave program for workers, and a boost in the minimum age for tobacco purchases from 18 to 21.
This year's finale was made more difficult by deteriorating relations between House and Senate leaders, leaving several key bills on the table, even though both chambers are led by Democrats. And the July national conventions of both major political parties, drawing lawmakers to Cleveland and Philadelphia in the final two weeks of July, added further distractions.
The frenzied final hours prompted some senators to accuse the House, led by DeLeo, of being beholden to big-business interests.
"I think the House's operating procedure is: Do as little as possible and still be able to say you did stuff. I just think that's where Bob's at," said Senator Benjamin B. Downing, a Pittsfield Democrat. "A convenient and unnoticed byproduct of that is that doing as little as possible happens to line up with the priorities of the governor and some of the special interests, business groups in particular."
Senator Dan Wolf, a Harwich Democrat who like Downing is not seeking reelection, echoed the criticism, arguing that the Senate had paid closer attention to the working and middle classes.
"The idea of public policy is to blend all of the interests, which includes business, but it also includes the bottom-uppers, the workers, the citizens," Wolf said Monday. "In my six years there, more attention has been paid from the House side to the top-down, the business owners, the investors."
Through a spokesman, DeLeo declined to comment.
"I don't think that Speaker DeLeo's style is limited at all," said state Representative John Fernandes, a Milford Democrat, defending the leader of the House. "What he has is an inclusive approach to legislation, not a frivolous approach to legislation."
Relations between the House and Senate began souring notably last year, after state Senate President Stanley C. Rosenberg started implementing parliamentary reforms he said would increase transparency, while also granting the state Senate more power in legislative committees.
House leaders bucked, and friction built in a series of skirmishes over large-scale bills on charter-school expansion and energy, as well as smaller legislation, such as an inter-chamber battle over a tightly targeted veterans' benefits bill.
Some of that frustration bubbled over on Saturday, when Rosenberg blamed the House for slow-walking many of the Senate-backed measures.
He said the Senate had been "promised" bills like an energy omnibus "last year and then in the first quarter of this year, and then in the second quarter of this year," according to the State House News Service.
"We got it three weeks ago," Rosenberg said.
Joshua Miller of the Globe staff contributed to this report. Jim O'Sullivan can be reached at jim.osullivan@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @JOSreports.


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Noodle, from Gorillaz, is Jaguar Land Rover's New Global Ambassador
Jaguar Land Rover today announced its new global ambassador Noodle, Japanese guitarist and founder member of virtual British band Gorillaz.
Jaguar Land Rover, the UK's leading investor in Research and Development and a leading global automotive manufacturer today also announced its commitment to addressing the skills gap that manufacturing, worldwide is facing.
The company plans to use its entry into Formula E to promote JLR's thought leadership position as a business that is shaping the future to solve the technology innovation and skills gap challenges.
Noodle is the 21st Century Japanista and founding member of Gorillaz. The band have released five albums since 2000, selling in excess of 100 million records globally.
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Tags: arrest, asylum, asylum seekers, John Glen MP, refugee, Reza Magsoudi, Salisbury, Salisbury Journal
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Reported in the Salisbury Journal that Reza in 'in a really bad place' physically and mentally. See the Journal article.
A Salisbury refugee has been arrested and is under threat of deportation
A refugee who has been living in Salisbury for 2 years was back in the news this week following his arrest in Melksham. He was scheduled to be deported back to Afghanistan, the second most dangerous country in the world according to the FCO.
Reza Magsoudi fled Afghanistan in 2004 when he was 13 and travelled alone to the UK. Early in November 2017 he was summoned to Melksham police station for the routine procedure of declaring his whereabouts in the UK, whereupon he was arrested. He was taken to Tinsley House in Gatwick from where he was due to be deported.
He was granted leave to remain in 2008 and has applied for asylum but for the most part without legal assistance. His English is said to be poor. There is now to be a judicial review. A Change.org petition has achieved 73,000 signatures.
He has been supported during his stay in Salisbury by Derri Southwood who has had considerable difficulty in making contact since his incarceration in Gatwick. BBC Wiltshire had several pieces on this topic on their morning show this week and a reporter has gained access to Tinsley House but was unable to tape an interview with him.
The case raises a number of issues concerning asylum policy in the UK and highlights the country's poor record in offering a home to those fleeing war-torn countries. The UK does however contribute a great deal of aid to those countries who have high levels of refugees but is reluctant to help those who come here.
Part of the reason is the myth that large numbers of people are 'flooding' into the country. The facts do not support this myth. Countries such as Turkey, Pakistan and Jordan have a much, much higher numbers in their countries out of a world wide population of around 14 million refugees. By contrast, in quarter 2 of this year for example, there were 6,172 applications for asylum of which 65% were refused. This sort of statistic is fairly constant quarter by quarter (Source: Refugee Council). This is a tiny number of people in view of the world wide figure yet the impression created by some sections of the media is that we are somehow the principal port of call for refugees.
The UK no longer has a welcoming attitude to refugees and successive policies have sought to make it tougher and tougher to achieve leave to remain. An analysis of statistics and policy by four newspapers (Guardian; Le monde; Der Spiegel and El Pais) found that:
The analysis found that Britain takes fewer refugees, offers less generous financial support, provides housing that is often substandard, does not give asylum seekers the right to work, has been known to punish those who volunteer and routinely forces people into destitution and even homelessness when they are granted refugee status due to bureaucratic delays.
This was worse than any other country except Italy.
What is often overlooked in these debates is that the reason why there is conflict and a country riven by war is partly the result of our colonial and imperial activities in the past. Most obviously the Israeli and Palestinian conflict; the division of lands in the middle east after the fall of the Ottoman Empire following the Great War; the Yemen conflict today where we continue to sell arms to the Saudis causing enormous hardship to the people there, and our invasion of Libya which has led to instability, violence and also allowed people smugglers to prosper. So we had a major historical impact and continue to do so by supplying arms which increases the level of conflict.
Looking at the below the line comments in the Salisbury Journal article, one gets a taste of the vitriol that the whole question of refugees generates. Someone who calls him or herself 'art91e' says:
He has no right to be here, he serves no useful purpose, he's illiterate after 13 years here, so he certainly did not do an apprenticeship … that is a lie! Send him home asap.
The great majority of comments were sympathetic however.
Mr Glen, the Salisbury MP, has become involved and has promised to make contact with the minister's office and to do what he can. The problem – not unique to MPs like Mr Glen – is that the Home Office is carrying out government policy which has been supported by him. It illustrates the problem of myths in the media being left unchallenged but which have a huge influence on how people think. This drives policy and has created a harsh environment for asylum seekers. They have become a problem best solved by keeping them out in the first place and then throwing them out if at all possible if they do make it here.
We await developments.
Don't forget to visit our refugee photo exhibition in the Library which is running until the end of December. Please sign or comment in the visitor's book if you do go. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter, Salisburyai.
We shall be card signing in the Library passage on Saturday morning 16th between 10 and noon.
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