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BILLINGS, Mont. – At least 10 times since 2008, freight trains hauling oil across North America have derailed and sp...
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Associated Press Published 7:59 p.m. ET Feb. 17, 2014
An BNSF Railway train hauls crude oil near Wolf Point, Mont., on Nov. 6, 2013. (Photo: Matthew Brown)
BILLINGS, Mont. – At least 10 times since 2008, freight trains hauling oil across North America have derailed and spilled significant quantities of crude, with most of the accidents touching off fires or catastrophic explosions.
The derailments released almost 3 million gallons of oil, nearly twice as much as the largest pipeline spill in the U.S. since at least 1986. And the deadliest wreck killed 47 people in the town of Lac-Megantic, Quebec.
Those findings, from an Associated Press review of U.S. and Canadian accident records, underscore a lesser-known danger of America's oil boom, which is changing the global energy balance and raising urgent safety questions closer to home.
Experts say recent efforts to improve the safety of oil shipments belie an unsettling fact: With increasing volumes of crude now moving by rail, it's become impossible to send oil-hauling trains to refineries without passing major population centers, where more lives and property are at risk.
Adding to the danger is the high volatility of the light, sweet crude from the fast-growing Bakken oil patch in Montana and North Dakota, where many of the trains originate. Because it contains more natural gas than heavier crude, Bakken oil can have a lower ignition point. Of the six oil trains that derailed and caught fire since 2008, four came from the Bakken and each caused at least one explosion. That includes the accident at Lac-Megantic, which spilled an estimated 1.6 million gallons and set off a blast that levelled a large section of the town.
After recent fiery derailments in Quebec, Alabama, North Dakota and New Brunswick, companies and regulators in the U.S. and Canada are pursuing an array of potential changes such as slowing or rerouting trains, upgrading rupture-prone tank cars and bolstering fire departments. Company executives were expected to offer a set of voluntary safety measures in the coming days at the request of U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx.
"I'm absolutely positive the railway industry will come up with techniques to define how to minimize risk," said Allan Zarembski, who leads the rail-safety program at the University of Delaware. "The key word is 'minimize.' You can't eliminate risk."
Last week, PBF Energy said it will use the newest and safest-built rail cars for all crude oil deliveries to the Delaware City Refinery by July, while also noting plans this year to increase offloading of crudes at Delaware City from the Midwest, upper Midwest and Canada.
Since 2008, the number of tanker cars hauling oil has increased 40-fold, and federal records show that's been accompanied by a dramatic spike in accidental crude releases from tank cars. Over the next decade, rail-based oil shipments are forecast to increase from 1 million barrels a day to more than 4.5 million barrels a day, according to transportation officials.
By rail, it's roughly 2,000 miles from the heart of the oil boom on the Northern Plains to some of the East Coast refineries that turn the crude into gasoline. Trains pulling several million gallons apiece must pass through metropolitan areas that include Minneapolis, Chicago, Cleveland and Buffalo.
Some cities such as Chicago have belt railroads that divert freight traffic from the metropolitan core. But elsewhere, railroad representatives said, the best-maintained and safest track often runs directly through communities that were built around the railroad.
Trains sometimes have no option but to roll deep into populated areas. That's the case in Philadelphia, New Orleans, Albany, N.Y., and Tacoma, Wash.
Experts say the explosive nature of Bakken oil derailments caught everyone off guard – from regulators to the railroads themselves.
"I don't think people understood the potential for a problem if there were a derailment," said Jason Kuehn, a former railroad executive and now vice president for the industry consulting firm Oliver Wyman.
A major accident was narrowly avoided last month in Philadelphia, where six tanker cars carrying oil derailed near the heart of the city on a bridge over the Schuylkill River. The CSX freight train had picked up North Dakota oil in Chicago and was headed for a refinery in South Philadelphia. Nothing was spilled, but the accident rattled nerves.
Proposals to route trains away from population centers are modeled on rules adopted after the 2001 terrorist attacks to restrict cargoes even more hazardous than oil – explosives, radioactive material and poisonous gases.
When the rules were being written, California regulators pushed their federal counterparts to include oil. But Transportation Department officials said they were "not persuaded."
Federal safety officials say it's time to reverse that decision, given the huge growth in tank cars carrying crude and ethanol, another flammable liquid involved in recent derailments and explosions.
The rules gave railroads broad discretion, and routing decisions are not automatically reviewed by regulators. But the Federal Railroad Administration is authorized to reject any routes found to be too risky. That has never happened since the rules took effect, said FRA Associate Administrator Kevin Thompson.
Even where trains can be re-routed through less-populous areas, critics say that simply shifts the risk to smaller communities with fewer resources to handle a fiery accident. Rural and suburban municipalities in Maine, Illinois and Vermont already have pushed back against the proposal.
The routing rules in place for other hazardous materials list 27 factors to consider, including shipment volumes, nearby population densities and proximity to "iconic targets" or environmentally sensitive areas.
Rail companies weigh whether routes are "practicable" and consider economic impacts such as rail network congestion. While that can involve trade-offs, transportation consultant Steven Ditmeyer said railroads have made huge strides since the industry was deregulated in 1980.
"You cannot avoid the economic issues," said Ditmeyer, an adjunct professor at Michigan State University. "Because the risk is so high, the railroads do have an incentive to run a safe railroad."
But pointing to Lac-Megantic, he said, "sometimes they screw up."
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Regular readers of this site know the incredible story of the late Sheila Lawrence, the "Swan Lady of Monticello," who dedicated her life to the preservation and care of these magnificent animals. Today, her husband Jim continues his wife's legacy, winter feeding not only thousands of Trumpeters but also large flocks of Canada Geese and ducks.
The city of Monticello provides a live "swan cam" so viewers all over the world can enjoy the site of so many birds and watch Jim with his 10:30 a.m. feeding. Follow the link below to access the webcam and also support the Lawrence family's feeding efforts.
Please click on the label "Sheila's Swans" at the bottom of this post to read more about Sheila Lawrence.
Thanks for reminding us about this incredible annual event. Even though I could not watch the webcam (don't have the right plug in), I can watch it on youtube and I'll visit the site to contribute to this wonderful effort.
I also want to say that I love the photo of your parents here. Such a charming, loving couple.
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Professor of Ontology
How Have the Jewish People Survived?
Over the years, the Holocaust Memorial Day has lost much of its weight. The vast majority of Holocaust survivors have perished, and many Jews feel that mentioning the atrocities perpetrated by otherwise civilized nations interferes with "normalizing" the relationships between Jews and the nations. The desire to "move on" as far as the Holocaust is concerned has become so palpable that on January 25, the International Holocaust Memorial Day, the BBC asked on its "The Big Questions" Twitter account: Is the time coming to lay the Holocaust to rest?
Throughout history, Jews have been persecuted, dispersed, and almost annihilated more times than one can count. We must not forget them, certainly not the Holocaust, and yet it seems that mere remembering the persecutions and executions does not prevent future atrocities from taking place.
This brings to mind three questions: 1) Why has remembering the persecutions alone not helped prevent future ones? 2) What will prevent the next catastrophe? 3) If so many nations have tried to annihilate the Jews for so many centuries, then why are there still Jews?
I would like to begin with the third question. For centuries, scholars, artists, clergymen, and politicians have pondered the question of the persistence of the Jews. French scientist and philosopher, Blaise Pascal, wrote in his book Pensees:
"For, whereas the nations of Greece and of Italy, of Lacedaemon, of Athens and of Rome, and other ... have long since perished, [Jews] ever remain. And in spite of the endeavors of many powerful kings who have a hundred times tried to destroy them ... they have nevertheless been preserved."
In The Final Resolution, illustrious Russian novelist, Leo Tolstoy's poetically contemplated the perseverance of the Jews:
"What is the Jew? ... What kind of unique creature is this whom all the rulers of all the nations of the world have disgraced and crushed and expelled and destroyed; persecuted, burned and drowned, and who, despite their anger and their fury, continues to live and to flourish?"
On the same note, British historian, Cecil Roth, wrote in History of the Jews:
"The preservation of the Jew was certainly not casual. ... Time after time in his history he has been saved from disaster in a manner, which cannot be described excepting as 'providential.'"
Even Mark Twain expressed (The Complete Essays of Mark Twain) his awe at the Jews' ability to endure persecutions:
"The Egyptian, the Babylonian, and the Persian rose, filled the planet with sound and splendor, then faded to dream-stuff and passed away; the Greek and the Roman followed, and made a vast noise, and they are gone. Other people have sprung up and held their torch high for a time, but it burned out, and they sit in twilight now, or have vanished. The Jew saw them all, beat them all, and is now what he always was, exhibiting no decadence, no infirmities of age, no weakening of his parts, no slowing of his energies, no dulling of his alert and aggressive mind. All things are mortal but the Jew; all other forces pass, but he remains. What is the secret of his immortality?"
Clearly, the Jews excel at survival. But what is the point of surviving under relentless persecution and torment? If we look at Jewish history, it seems that the peaceful episodes are mere interludes between ordeals. The answer to the question about Jewish survival is the same as the answer to the first question I posed, "Why remembering past persecutions has not helped prevent future ones?"
The persecutions of the Jews are not coincidental. The Jews are not scapegoats, as some believe. They are specifically targeted because those who hate Jews blame them for their plights. The Jews are held responsible for all the troubles in the world even in countries with virtually no Jewish population (e.g. South Korea). Although anti-Semites may befriend Jews on a personal level, when considering Jews as an ethnic or religious group, the majority of the world opposes them and blames them for just about everything that is wrong with the world.
If we keep in mind that the majority of people in the Western world are well aware of the atrocities that befell the Jews in the mid 1940s, and consider the current rise in global anti-Semitism, it is clear that mere remembering of the Holocaust will not quench the reemergence of the very same emotions that had caused these horrors. To uproot, or at least mitigate anti-Semitism, another element is required--something that directly addresses the anti-Semites' accusations against Jews. When we provide this element, I believe we will also know how to prevent the next catastrophe.
Whenever Jews are persecuted, it is always with a pretext. Usually it has to do with some inexcusable wrong that the Jews are ostensibly perpetrating against society. The accusations vary by time and circumstances, but the modus operandi of blame and subsequent expulsion or destruction remains unchanged. It seems that there is a fundamental flaw that the Jews are blamed for, but which none can quite put into words.
This underlying flaw has to do with the purpose of the Jewish people--the very one that Jews are trying so hard to deny. Renowned German writer and politician, Johann Goethe, wrote that
"Every Jew, no matter how insignificant, is engaged in some decisive and immediate pursuit of a goal."
Likewise, historian, T.R. Glover, wrote,
"The history of no ancient people should be so valuable, if we could only recover it and understand it. ...The great matter is not 'What happened?' but 'Why did it happen?' 'Why does Judaism live?'"
There is one answer to all the questions posed thus far: There is indeed a goal and a reason for the existence of Jews and Judaism. The Jewish people established themselves as a nation when they succeeded in overcoming a mountain of hatred, known as Mount Sinai (from the Hebrew word, Sinah [hatred]). They did so by uniting "as one man with one heart."
Alongside that unity came a commitment that they would be "a light for the nations," namely share their capability to unite with the rest of the world. But instead of sharing unity with the nations, the opposite unfolded--the Jews declined into self-centeredness and egoism, known in Hebrew scriptures as "unfounded hatred" (hatred without cause).
Although they have lost their ability to rein in their egos, their deeply rooted ability to connect has remained with them, and now serves them in their mundane engagements. As a result, they excel in commerce, politics, and even science (as science is also about understanding systems and connections) far beyond their percentage in the general population. But in the process, they arouse against them the animus of the nations, who feel that the Jews have something that makes them successful, but which they are not sharing, thus gaining an unfair advantage. This is the root of anti-Semitism.
Former President of Brandeis University, Prof. Jehuda Reinharz, wrote in Living With Antisemitism: Modern Jewish Responses:
"The most striking example of the failure of the Jewish political reaction to anti-Semitism involves the utter inability to overcome Jewish fragmentation." In an even more alarming statement from the same book, Prof. Reinharz wrote, "Even in the 1930s, when anti-Semitism grew apace [in Germany], Jewish unity remained a slogan on the lips of politicians rather than a fact of life."
There is only one solution to this problem: The Jews must relearn how to employ their ability to unite not for worldly purposes, but for achieving that profound cohesion that had made them a nation at the foot of Mount Sinai. They must learn once more how to be as one man with one heart, and set an example of solidarity to the rest of the world.
The trait of unity already exists within every Jew, but is either latent or buried deep beneath layers of self-centeredness that have accumulated for centuries. But since it is there, it can be reawakened. It depends only on the Jews' desire to awaken it.
Once Jews unite, they will set an example to the world, which the world will gladly follow, inverting the self-centered relations that prevail throughout humanity into mutual concern. This will finally answer the question: "Why are there still Jews?" They are around because they are the carriers of the seed of unity, without which human society will not prosper. They are persecuted because they are not nurturing that seed, not letting it bud. When they begin to do so, the whole world will know why there are Jews, and Holocausts will be no more.
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Manjul Bhargava is being honoured as a number theorist of "extraordinary creativity," with "a taste for simple problems of timeless beauty."
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In 2015, members of Google's HR department set out to define the common characteristics of the company's most successful teams. The leading trait was something they dubbed "psychological safety." When staffers felt they could take risks without fear of embarrassment—or, worse, termination—they were more successful in the long run.
Since the group released its findings, psychological safety has become something of an industry-spanning buzzword. (Which is understandable—if it's good enough to help make Google successful, it's good enough for everyone else.) Their study has practical implications for managers in all industries, who can take specific steps to help foster a psychologically safe environment for their own teams.
Since people in leadership roles of all companies carry the most responsibility for the culture of those companies, managers should first examine their own emotional and social responses to challenges faced while on the job. Maintaining a calm and positive attitude can help others to do the same, and approaching potential conflicts as a collaborator—rather than as an agitator or adversary—can lead to solutions that are beneficial for all members of a team.
Placing a premium on person-to-person interaction is also crucial to sustaining psychological safety. When a manager can recognize and treat other team members as individuals with their own beliefs, vulnerabilities and perspectives, a healthy psychological environment can sustain itself. Mutual respect is also key—no one wants to enter into a workplace interaction feeling inferior or less-than.
Also inherent in the pursuit of psychological safety is an elevated concern for holistic worker health. Professor Maureen Dollard of the Asia Pacific Center for Work Health and Safety says that "management balance of productivity and worker health concerns" is the defining feature of a psychologically safe work climate. Those who work in environments that are psychologically safe are more engaged and driven, more inclined to take the types of risks that are necessary for growth, and are more productive overall.
According to Personnel Today, managers can take a few tangible steps to achieve psychological safety in the workplace.
Re-Examination of Values - Once an organization has identified its core values, sharing those values with employees and training them to take a values-based approach to their work is key to encouraging psychological safety.
Legislation - While most workplaces have outlined policies governing appropriate workplace conduct, far fewer outline what's appropriate as far as work-related stress and personal health are concerned. Implementing thoughtful policies that protect workers' psychological health should become the rule rather than the exception.
Action -It's incumbent upon employers to take an active role in ensuring the safety of their workforce. By identifying potential risk factors like understaffing and overwork, managers can be proactive in mitigating them.
DISA aims to help companies make informed decisions to bring the most qualified and skilled workers onto their teams. Keeping those carefully chosen people healthy and productive once they're hired is a task that each manager should own.


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I have successfully signed a message with less than 1500 characters in the body. If increase the character count (even with simple a's) The signature fails.
I've correctly set up a TXT domain record.
I guess it's because of the email's body cause if I use this service I always get a "wrong body hash" error.
Signature in the email header looks like this one:
DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha1; q=dns/txt; l=641; s=mymail;
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I used \n for newline (example end of header line).
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A likely cause of breakage is that the sending application generates
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Two Captains from Carolina
Moses Grandy, John Newland Maffitt, and the Coming of the Civil War
By Bland Simpson
208 pp., 5.5 x 8.5, 26 halftones, appends., bibl., index
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Q: Two Captains from Carolina follows the lives of two accomplished nineteenth-century mariners from North Carolina—one African American, the other Irish American. How do these mariners' vastly different circumstances affect their futures?
A: Well, in the case of Irish-American John Newland Maffitt, his uncle who raised him was a doctor and his father was a popular itinerant preacher and friend of President Andrew Jackson. The family got young John into the U.S. Navy as an acting midshipman at the age of 13, serving on the U.S.S. Constitution under a hero of the War of 1812. He went on from there and had a terrific career charting U.S. coastal waters and was well known particularly in the South--he had good opportunities and made more for himself. Moses Grandy, the African American slave freight boatman, was worked hard as a young man, underfed and underclothed, abused in many ways, and had little in the way of positive sponsorship until the Elizabeth City merchant Charles Grice made a freight boat captain of him during the War of 1812, entrusting him with shipments to and from Hampton Roads, through the Great Dismal Swamp, and suggesting Grandy buy his freedom with his portion. He had to do this three times before it took, and then he got away from North Carolina and got involved with the Abolitionists in Boston. He was no less enterprising, inspired, or driven than Maffitt, but he was starting from so far beneath the baseline of nineteenth-century white society that it is amazing he not only got free from the prison of Carolina slavery but then also became a voice for freedom in the North and in the United Kingdom.
Q: Why write the stories of Moses Grandy and John Newland Maffit? Why these men?
A: They were extraordinary mariners, with such different, contrasting tales. I wanted to hold them up to each other, reflect them off each other, and try and capture as much of the passion and adventure of antebellum life as I could through these two great sailors. Many of my family members (father, grandfather, aunt, uncles) were members of the U.S. Navy, and I grew up in a river town--the one Grandy worked in and out of during the 1810s and 1820s. I have, since childhood, had great respect and admiration for men and women who really know their way around boats and ships, who can read the water and make it through, whatever the weather.
Q: What makes this book a "nonfiction novel"?
A: The basic life stories of both Grandy and Maffitt are as I've presented them. As a researcher, I've gone to as many sources, archives, and matters of record as possible. As a novelist, I have invented some moments, and shaded others, based on my own beliefs and understandings of these men, in order to give them the highest possible dramatic value.
Q: This story offers a picture of the striving human spirit while showing the divide that race issues caused in our nation. How does this story approach the issue of race?
A: By dramatizing what the protagonists did, and had to do, both because of and in spite of, the strictures and mandates of the times. Moses Grandy, unbeknownst to himself, carried a letter to his new master that told of the failure of Grandy's second attempt to buy his freedom. This was an awful moment, a hideous fact of his life, and yet he overcame it, in what was an amazing triumph. John Maffitt as a Naval officer sought out and captured illegal slave vessels in the Caribbean just before the Civil War and defended his U.S. ship against Alabama secessionists early in 1861. Yet he was suspected of being a supporter of the rebellion because of his Southern roots and in some ways was virtually forced Southward by the Lincoln administration in its early days, which was a costly loss for the Union.
Q: This is a North Carolina story, but does it represent a broader narrative in the United States?
A: A North Carolina slave who escapes the field hand's life and learns the trade of handling watercraft and then gains freedom and tours the British Isles as an abolitionist publishing and telling his story and a North Carolina hydrographer who sets the standard for taking measure of and charting the major ports and harbors of refuge along all the American coast, only to become a scourge of Union shipping as he prowls international waters as a Civil War raider--these are stories that begin in Carolina and that then by far transcend her borders.
Q: How does this story resonate today? Does it hold any significant lessons for our modern world?
A: Any story that tells of incredible human striving in the face of great difficulty and injustice, that tells of the conflicts of the heart up against social and military clashings, that story will resonate in any day and age. And if one watches the stories that develop out of the Persian Gulf, the Horn of Africa, one sees immediately that they're all bound up in maritime activity, piracy, naval encounters and so forth; much of the world moves around on riverboats and ferries, something we still do here in North Carolina, and we'll increasingly do so.
Q: What scenes or themes would a reader in the modern-day Carolinas be able to identify with?
A: Probably the easiest matters on this score would be matters of landscape, riverscape--the rivers both great and small that were trade routes in eastern Carolina, and the great sounds they all but one feed. All visitors to our barrier islands can't help but take note of all the bridges and the various ferries--ours is very much a watery world, and the protagonists of Two Captains from Carolina really threw themselves into it.
Q: You are an accomplished writer about the North Carolina Coast. Why did you choose to write this story from the perspective you selected?
A: In order to put the reader right next to characters and into places and situations he or she might not otherwise encounter, and to ask the reader in turn to ask: what would it have been like to be either of these two captains, caught up in the times and webs they lived in and through? Had I been there, what would I have done?


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2014-01-09 The Telegraph
Call to raise state pension age to 68 within next decade
Plans to increase the state pension age to 68 has to be implemented far earlier reaching that level by 2023 instead of around 2045, said Gabriel H. Sahlgren (affiliated to IFN) at the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA). He explained that the state pension system incentivises early retirement and also calls for reforms of employment laws to make it easier for older Britons to find work.
Self-employed doesn't equal entrepreneur
"Small business activity does not measure entrepreneurship" is the title of an article by Magnus Henrekson and Tino Sanandaji, both IFN, published in the prestigious American scientific journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). The article has been commented on in a number of media.
2014-02-18 Financial Times
Let schools compete and students will be winners
Gabriel H. Sahlgren, IFN and Center for Market Reform of Education, and Julian Le Grand, London School of Economics, argue that competition between schools can force laggards to improve: "In fact, there is evidence that competions actually decreases the impact of pupils' background in interantional testst", they write adding that copying countries with the huighest grades is not the right way to improve.
Entrepreneurs power the best economies
A new book, SuperEntrepreneurs – and how your country can get them, authored by Nima and Tino Sanandaji, the latter researcher at IFN, is published by the Centre for Policy Studies. In regards to the book Nima Sanandaji writes in The Telegraph that "entrepreneurship ... is not the same as self-employment, nor should politicians of any party assume that policies that encourage self-employment necessarily promote entrepreneurship".
2014-05-19 Foreign Affairs
Stockholm Syndrome: How Immigrants Are Changing Sweden's Welfare State
"Immigration has meant that Sweden has imported a bunch of social and economic problems that to a degree didn't exist before," Tino Sanandaji said in an interview with Foreign Affairs, adding that "for a number of reasons -- a long period of peace, a homogenous population -- Sweden has had a unique combination of welfare, growth, and equality. That idyll is to a certain degree over."
Chief executives – taller and cleverer
Chief executives are paid more because they are smarter, psychologically robust and taller than the general population, writes Financial Times in a blog post. The writer is referring to a new research paper that used data collected from tests compiled by the Swedish military on men born between 1952 and 1978, who were entering compulsory military service. Both researchers are affiliated ti IFN: Samuli Knupfer and Matti Keloharju.
2014-06-09 Wall Street Journal
Want to Be CEO? Stand Tall.
A study of 1.3 million Swedish men found—not too surprisingly–that chief executives score highly on measures of intelligence and soft skills, with top scorers more likely to helm large companies. This is the foundings of a sudy on Swedish data by researchers Samuli Knupfer and Matti Keloharju, bort affiliated to IFN. "But talent isn't the only predictor for success. CEOs in the sample tended to be taller than average" WSJ writes in a blog post.
2014-07-21 Education Investor
The Bottom Line: State Schools
Gabriel Heller Sahlgren, affiliated to IFN, writes in the British Education Investor (June/July issue) that "it is time to end the national ban on profit-making companies owning and operatingstate-funded schools in England, and let them drive the progress in education just as theyv have done in the economy at large." He explains that as a general rule, "we should pursue experiments before scaling policy up to the national level, and this applies here too". Sahlgrensuggests that by allowing randomised trials in certain areas, "we could rigorously test the impact of profits in the English context; given the existing evidence, only the ideological zealot could argue in favour of a complete ban on profits in schools".
2014-07-21 National Review Online
Sweden Has an Education Crisis, But It Wasn't Caused by School Choice
In the early 1990s, Sweden introduced one of the most ambitious school-voucher systems in the world. In National Review Online Tino Sanandaji, IFN, weighs in on the debate over Sweden's school performance and the role played by this voucher program. Sanandaji claims that the Swedish school crisis can not be attributed to Sweden's embrace of school choice.
2014-07-23 Friedman Foundation
Is Swedish School Choice Disastrous—or Is the Reading of the Evidence?
Gabriel Heller Sahlgren, affiliated to IFN, argues that the reading of the evidence is disastrous when dealing with Swedish school choice and test results. He refutes Professor Ray Fisman's statement that school choice reforms have been one reason behind Sweden's fall in international test scores.
Britons would each be £6,000 better off if more children went to private school
The Adam Smith Institute said that independent schools represent one of the cheapest ways for the government to improve exam results and pupils' potential earnings. The study, by Gabriel Heller Sahlgren (affiliated to IFN), showed how competition among Holland's independent schools had developed higher international test scores, while driving costs down.
2014-07-29 ConservativeHome.com
How competitive schools make a competitive economy
Gabriel Heller Sahlgren, Research Director at the Centre for Market Reform of Education, and Affiliated Researcher at IFN writes about his own report: "The benefits of higher education quality are very large. My calculations suggest that if the UK had performed at the level of Taiwan in international tests since the mid-20th century, average annual per-capita GDP growth would have been about 0.8 percentage points higher in the period 1960-2007. This in turn means that our per-capita GDP would have been over £5,000 higher in 2007 than it was."
2014-07-30 The Times
Private schools are good for the economy
The Times is writing about a new report authored by Gabriel Heller Sahlgren, who is affiliated to IFN. Sahlgren argues that "sending more children to private school would add billions of pounds to Britain's economy". Increased competition between independent schools could have raised GDP by £5,800 per person, the report claims.
2014-08-20 Radio Sweden
Should teachers be more like Florence Nightingale?
At a seminar organized by IFN a new book about the teaching profession by Johan Wennström was presented. "It is high time to start talking about the teaching profession as a vocation again" said Wennström. Isn't that a ticket to low pay for teachers? No, said Wennström, there is no contradiction between working for duty and a calling, and having a good pay.
2014-08-28 CityAM
Forget Piketty: How Sweden combined wealth and equality through capitalism
Andreas Bergh, IFN, is the author of the book Sweden and the Revival of the Capitalist Welfare State. I this article he argues that the French economist Thomas Piketty's theories revolve around the classic conflict between labour and capital. Though, he writes, "the success of a country like Sweden is that this conflict has been transformed into a symbiotic relationship."
2014-09-12 Economist
Sweden's election: The eight-year itch
"The centre-right government of Fredrik Reinfeldt has been a great success, yet voters may well eject it in favour of the Social Democrats" writes the Economist. "Mr Borg warns loudly against tax rises by the centre-left. He supports choice and rejects claims that private provision of public services has reduced quality. Most independent analysts agree, and a new book backs them up*. The new book is mentioned: Sweden and the Revival of the Capitalist Welfare State by Andreas Bergh, IFN.
2014-10-06 The Economist
A good choice?
Swedish students used to lead international rankings, but the country's education standards have been declining for years, writes The Economist in a blog-post. Critics of vouchers blame school choice for these dismal results. But there are good reasons to believe the problem is not school choice, argues The Economist referring to research by Karin Edmark, IFN: "The authors find that school choice has had a small, but positive impact, particularly for minority and low-income students."
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Top 5 'Quiters' in the NFL.
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Re: Re: Re: Top 5 'Quiters' in the NFL.
Originally posted by hendrixisgod
No, the epitomy of selfishness is wanting someone to do something that they don't want to do anymore just for your enjoyment...
Ricky made his choice, bad timing, but it's his choice! Barry didn't want to waste away in the wasteland that was Detroit, again, his choice! Ali is a man, not a quitter! if you want to talk about getting out of the draft to save your own ass, you might want to take a look at our President as well as the rest of his administration! Injuries end careers, it's all part of the game, it doesn't make you a quitter to put the quality of the rest of your life above a sport...
no you didn't make a comparison between ALI's refusing to join a war he didn't believe in and Ricky choosing pot over a NFL career.
just because they have choices doesn't mean they make good ones. It's not like Ali joined the military and then chose to leave. he sacrificed the belt. that's a individual accomplishment. nobody achieved that but himself.
rickey knew that he was a very imprtant part of his team and didn't have the decency to leave earlier in the year so they might draft or sign another RB. how many guys are out thier dying to make the NFl in this country and he abandons his team for weed.
that's like if Ali had joined the military and was in the jungles of nam with his fellow soldiers and just upped and left his boys thier because he wanted to smoke some weed.
wake up man. we all make choices, some are hard and some are easy. And for every choice one makes you have to take responsibilty for it. It's not like he walked in front of a mic during a press conference like Ali did and told the world he wouldn't get drafted. he went to some beach in austraila or where he went and had some reporter tell his story. doesn't seem like he was very proud of making that choice or he would have faced the press.
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I still can't believe you said that. That is just wrong.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Top 5 'Quiters' in the NFL.
Originally posted by bklynbronco
I wasn't comparing Ali to Ricky Williams, someone said Ali quit on his country, I was simply saying that Ali is not a quitter! Ricky Williams as I stated before made a bad choice in TIMING and timing alone! Who are you or anyone else to say what he should and shouldn't do with HIS life? Say Williams retired a couple of months before he did and did give the Dolphins a chance to draft or sign a free agent RB, people would still call him a quitter... What's good for you or me or anyone else might not be right for him... who are you or anyone else to judge him? He wanted to smoke weed, BFD, he has to live with his choices, not you! DEAL WITH IT!
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Eddy Mac and Michael Irvin quitters?! You might as well call Brian Piccolo a quitter.
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the whole idea here is nonsense. he might as well have called mobley or TD or tillman quitters.
if you retire in the offseason, that is a completely fair decision. if a businessman retires at 50 is he a quitter for not working untill he was 70? of course not. neither is a football player who retires in their 30's or even 20's. since williams retired in the offseason, i wouldn't even call him a quitter, although he definately should have timed things better. the only people who i think deserve such a label are those who stop part way through the season (and don't ahve a good reason like injury or even family issues).
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He was one of the great ones, Myoung, but the way he quit his football team is unforgiveable.. IMO. He let the team believe he was coming back the ENTIRE offseason and training camps. He never came to the offseason workouts, so nothing was unusual. The team could have looked to sign or draft another running back, but the way HE quit on them was a HUGE blackmark on his character.
He was great to watch on the field...but that doesn't give him a free pass for quitting on his team like he did. No way. (he only went to the playoffs once). I don't care how much a team is LEANING on you. Did John Elway quit when the team was leaning on him for years? DId Dan Marion quit when he didn't have a running game forever? Did Fran Tarkenton quit? I don't care if you play for the Lions or for the Broncos. If your team is RELYING on you, you can not just QUIT on them without giving them the proper respect to accomodate for that. Barry didn't. Williams didn't. There have been a lot of great players stuck on teams that didn't have a lot of support for them. There have been great WRs that didn't have good QBs. There have been great RBs that didn't have offensive lines. Doesn't make Barry exempt because he played in Detroit. No way, no how.
How about the Heisman trophy winner from a couple years back..the QB from Nebraska... whats his face? He quit because they woudln't let him be a QB in the pros...twice.
I think players like Eddie Kennison lead My list. This guy had the chance to be the #1 WR on a team (his 5th team) because of injuries.. a chance to stand up and be THE man to help.. and he QUITS the night before the game!! Thats the ULTIMATE in quitter!!
Williams is obviously at the top of the list along with Sanders.
How about the Baltimore Colts...quitting on their fans and just packing up and MOVING away in the middle of the night without even telling anyone they were going?
Then why not put Shannon on the list for what he did this year? IMO Sanders is way different than Williams because he gave the team so much. Williams didn't provide much in the long run for the Dolphins. IMO Sharpe gave us enough over the years that his exodus and the manner in which he executed it gets a free pass. I feel the same about Barry.
but that is why we all have opinions.
Ravage!!!
I don't think Shannon left the same way at all. Was different. He wasn't the FOCAL point of the offense like WIlliams and Sanders was. We all know the communication between SHannon and Mike was a LOT LOT better than the communication between Sanders and anyone in the Detroit organization before he announced his retirement. Same with Williams. I don't think the past changes the outcome or the TIMING of them QUITTING on their team. It may make it easier to forgive, but doesn't take away the way they left their team high-n-dry. If Sanders or Williams retired earlier in the offseason, then neither one could be considered a "quitter"..but someone that chose to retire. IT was the timing that hurt their reputations.
We (I guess "I" would be more accurate) don't know alot about the communication. But I would say that him saying he may or may not come back created problems for the team. then to announce he is coming back and leave for a TV contract. Could it be more selfish? Hey I love Shannon so don't interpret this the wrong way because I don't have bad feelings about the way he left. I am very grateful he gave us the years he did. I think we would have been even more successful had we not lost him to the Ravens when we did. The timing of the Sharpe thing had more to do with individual pub than it had to do with the interest of the team. Knowing Sharpe how can you even doubt that? He wanted to wait until NFL news was peaking again. He wanted some drama.
Shannon went out his way. barry never talked much to the team and he went out his way. I am not saying I wasn't disappointed but he did alot for them and to me it doesn't hurt his rep. I don't think he was ever treated well by that org.
by the way the Lions won there division in 91 and 93. They went to the Wild Card in 95,95,97. So he went to the playoffs more than once.
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Re: Top 5 'Quiters' in the NFL.
Originally posted by DBfan4lyfe
5. Barry Sanders- They say his coach misunderstood what he was saying, but if he really wanted to play that bad he would of straitend it up.
4. Ed McCaffry- Bash me for saying this but I think he could of played another year. Either way, he did a great job with his career.
3. Michael Irvin- The guy played what 10 years in the NFL? He is a true quitter
2. Bruce Smith- Yes, he holds the all-time sack record and he is a tremendous player. But he played 13 years I believe in the NFL, he could of held it out till about 16 years, IMO.
1. Ricky Williams- Do I need to explain? He has no love for the game, period.
Now it's your turn!
And let me guess, you support Jerry Rice ruining his great reputation by plaing yet another year. He could have ended his carrier with almost every receving record and his most games with a catch streak should NEVER been broken.
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I was totally shocked to see Barry Sanders on your list. After reading the other names I thought you were joking until I saw Ricky Williams, and then I realized you were serious, and my response to that is this:
ARE YOU ON CRACK!????!!?!
I won't even go into the #'s 4-2, and I will state up front that I agree with your #1, but Barry wasn't a quitter. Despite what people think about the Walter Payton record and his respect for WP, he didn't retire so that he wouldn't break it. Why, when he could care less about records his whole life(his previous actions speak volumes: hs, college, and NFL), would he care about breaking or not breaking that record? Have you read his autobiography? Maybe you should. But if you can't get it let me give you the jist of it. Football is a violent game, especially in the NFL. Rarely does a player retire when he wants to. Usually he retires when he can't get a job anymore due to lack of production, and the reason that player cannot produce anymore, ninety percent of the time, is due to injury. Barry Sanders witnessed two teammates become paralyzed playing this game that we all love so much. And, speaking of love, why do the players, the great players, play this game? Because they love it. And the ultimate goal in football is to win, and in the NFL, it is to win it all, meaning the Super Bowl. Now, generally speaking, everyone in their team organization, is out to help their team win that ever elusive Super Bowl. It is everyone's goal. If the team isn't succeeding at this, the fan base will not pay money to watch them play and the owners won't make their millions. However, the GM and President of the Lions' organization while Barry was playing, was making plenty of money, because people would pay to watch him play, even if it was on a 4-12 team or a 5-11 team. It seemed like every year was a rebuilding year for Detriot, and the organization kept getting rid of All-Pro players and replacing them with younger players. Barry didn't see the point in risking his neck(literally), playing by far the most violent position of all the skill players on offense, for an organization who wasn't committed to reaching the Super Bowl. They weren't going to trade him to another team because he was their bank. Detriot fans today, can basically thank Barry Sanders that Detriot is now trying to win. Good young players, Good coaches, and everyone is focused on improving. People who say that Barry was a quitter, need to step back and recognize.
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BN-800 running on 60% MOX
Beloyarsk unit 4 has been given an overhaul after six years of operation. The fast reactor is now using 60% mixed-oxide (MOX) fuel, which plant owner Rosenergoatom described as "the fuel of the future".
Maintenance at Beloyarsk 4 (Image: Rosenergoatom)
The BN-800 is unique in the world," said Ilya Filin, the plant's Deputy Chief Operating Engineer. "Six years after the start-up of the unit, we checked the effect of operation on the metal of the pipelines, studied the condition of more than 700 welded joints of the second circuit." About 150 people were involved in the work, which brought in specialists from six branches of the maintenance specialist Atomenergoremont.
The unit is a sodium-cooled fast reactor which produces about 820 MWe. It started operation in 2016 and in 2020 achieved a capacity factor of 82% despite having an experimental role in proving reactor technologies and fuels. "New equipment and new materials were used in its construction," said Filin.
As well as welding checks, engineers replaced the diverter of the main circulation pump, carried out repairs on one the unit's three steam generators, and performed maintenance on its steam turbine and generator.
The reactor core itself was refuelled and is now using 60% mixed uranium-plutonium oxide fuel, supplied by TVEL and manufactured at its Zheleznogorsk site. The plutonium for this was produced from uranium during the operation of other nuclear power plants and recovered from the used fuel assemblies through reprocessing.
The uranium came from depleted uranium tails left over from the enrichment process that creates fuel for light-water reactors. In this way MOX uses depleted uranium that had no other immediate use and was held in storage with plutonium recycled from previously used fuel.
Using this "fuel of the future," said Rosenergoatom, "increases the resource base of the nuclear power industry ten-fold and makes it virtually waste free."
Beloyarsk 4 is planned to progress to running completely on MOX fuel. At present its blend of uranium-based fuel and MOX is referred to as a 'hybrid core'. It is arranged to produce new uranium and plutonium fuel within the reactor core as it operates.
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Colombo denies reports on China spy ship
Sri Lanka's Defence Ministry on Thursday (28) denied reports that a Chinese research vessel involved in space and satellite tracking would enter the Hambantota port in August this year, even as India sent a "Clear message" that it was monitoring the ship's progress "Carefully".
"We have no confirmation of such a vessel calling at the Hambantota port," a Defence Ministry Spokesperson told The Hindu in Colombo, when asked about the reports. The vessel's arrival was highlighted by BRISL (Belt and Road Initiative Sri Lanka), a Colombo-based organisation studying China's ambitious connectivity project.
On its website, the BRISL said, "Yuan Wang 5, which set sail from the Chinese port of Jiangyin on July 13, and passed by Taiwan is now in the East China Sea, and was expected to dock in Sri Lanka's Hambantota port from August 11 – 17 for 'Replenishment' while it continues to conduct Space and Satellite control and research activities in the North-Western part of the Indian Ocean Region" through August and September. "The visit of Yuan Wang 5 to Hambantota Port will be excellent opportunity for Sri Lanka and the regional developing nations to learn and develop their own space programmes," the report published by the "education and consulting platform" BRISL said last week. "It is not a military vessel. The details of the course of the vessel are available online for anyone to see," BRISL Director Yasiru Ranaraja told The Hindu.
When asked, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) confirmed it had seen the report, which had appeared in The Economic Times. "We are aware of reports of a proposed visit by this vessel combined to the port in August. Let me just say that the Government carefully monitors any development having a bearing on India's security and economic interests and takes all necessary measures to safeguard them. I think that should be a clear message," said MEA Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi during a weekly media briefing.
According to information on a global marine tracking website (www.marinetraffic.com), the Yuang Wan 5 is currently sailing "At 19.0 knots", and headed to Hambantota, expected to arrive on August 11 at noon. It is unclear whether the Sri Lankan Defence Ministry's statement indicates that the ship was not actually bound for Hambantota, or that India's objections have been taken on board and the ship has been diverted. The Hindu is yet to receive a response from Sri Lanka's Ministry of Defence to its query citing the MEA Spokesperson's comment.
India has traditionally taken a stern view of Chinese military or suspected dual-purpose vessels in the Indian ocean, and the MEA has protested such visits with Sri Lanka in the past. India's concerns have been focused on Hambantota in particular. In 2017, Colombo leased the southern port to China Merchant Port Holdings, after Sri Lanka was unable to keep its loan repayment commitments, fanning fears over potential use of the port for military purposes.
In 2014, Sri Lanka's decision to allow a Chinese nuclear-powered submarine Changzheng 2 in Colombo became a diplomatic flashpoint, as New Delhi expressed serious concern. Former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who was then Secretary to the Ministry of Defence, flew to New Delhi to meet with National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval and discuss the decision. In 2019, the Indian Navy had pushed out a Chinese Naval ship Shi Yan 1, that had come into waters close to the Andaman Islands, and in 2020, two Chinese Research vessels in the Indian Ocean near the Andaman Islands had also sparked concerns similar to the current proposed visit of the satellite tracking ship.


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Hrvy Net Worth is a celebrity-based website that tracks the net worth of celebrities. It was founded in 2008 by Hrvy, who is also the CEO and owner of the company.
Hrvy has a net worth of $2 million.
How much money does Hrvy have?
Hrvy is an English singer and television personality. Hrvy's net worth is $5 million as of this writing. He was a competitor on the dancing competition series "Strictly Come Dancing" in 2020, and he was one of the presenters of the children's entertainment show "Friday Download" on CBBC from 2014 to 2015. Hrvy's hits include "Thank You," "Personal," "I Wish You Were Here," and "Me Because of You" as a recording artist.
Early Years and Career in Music
Hrvy, whose actual name is Harvey Leigh Cantwell, was born in Kent, England, to Nicky and Leigh Cantwell in 1999. Elliot and Ollie are his two elder brothers. He attended Dartford's Leigh Academy as a child. He debuted his music career in December 2013 with the release of his first song, "Thank You," which reached number 73 on the UK Singles Chart. Following that, Hrvy toured with the British girl group Little Mix as a support act on their Salute Tour. He signed with Virgin EMI a few years later and released his first EP, "Holiday," a few years later. The songs "Phobia" and "Holiday," the latter of which featured American rapper Redfoo, were included on the EP. Hrvy then produced another EP, "Talk to Ya," which included the song "Personal," which charted at number 33 in Scotland and number 62 in the United Kingdom.
Hrvy was once again a support act for a band in 2018, this time for the Vamps on their Night and Day Tour. In the same year, he collaborated with Cuban-American singer Malu Trevejo on the song "Hasta Luego." The song reached number 13 on the Scottish Singles Chart, making it one of Hrvy's greatest successes. Following that, Hrvy was nominated for the BreakTudo Awards in the category of Best International New Artist in Brazil. He released the songs "I Wish You Were Here" and "I Don't Think About You" later in 2018. Hrvy was nominated to BBC Radio 1's Brit List and CelebMix's Top Success Stories of 2018 as a result of his achievements. The next year, he released many additional songs, including "So Good (Remix)" with Mexican singer Danna Paola, "Told You So," "I Miss Myself," "Younger," with English DJ Jonas Blue, and "Millions." For the song "Don't Need Your Love," Hrvy teamed with South Korean boy band NCT Dream.
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Hrvy had intended to release his first studio album, "Can Anybody Hear Me?" in November 2020, however it was postponed. "Me Because of You," "Nevermind," "Good Vibes," and "Be Okay" are among the album's tracks, and Hrvy worked with Seeb, R3hab, Matoma, and Goodboys.
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Cantwell starred in the CBBC children's entertainment program "Friday Download" as one of six presenters from 2014 to 2015. He was joined by other presenters Molly Rainford, Leondre Devries, Charlie Lenehan, Akai Osei, George Sear, Shannon Flynn, Dionne Bromfield, Cel Spellman, and others.
Cantwell has also been on other reality competition shows in addition to hosting. He appeared on an episode of the CBBC singing competition "Got What It Takes?" in early 2020, when competitors were learning to perform his song "Personal" for that week's sing-off. Cantwell also acted as a coach for a music video challenge in the same show. He appeared as a competitor in the 18th season of the dancing competition program "Strictly Come Dancing" later in 2020. He finished second behind Bill Bailey and Oti Mabuse with his partner, Cuban-American professional dancer Janette Manrara.
Cantwell and his family resided in a large house in Kent till 2021. He had a color-coded designer clothing there, as well as a section dedicated just to his music achievement trophies. Cantwell also bought a BMW i8 for £115,000 from a private seller. He moved out in 2021 to a home he built himself using the computer game Minecraft. His new home, which is made of brick, concrete, and metal paneling, is situated inside fenced-in grounds and has enormous floor-to-ceiling windows on the front. Gold door knobs and matching tealight holders, a contemporary fireplace, and glass decorations are among the interior fixtures and fittings.
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Owned and operated by the Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana, Cypress Bayou Casino Hotel is located in Charenton approximately 45 miles south of Lafayette on US Hwy 90 and is the oldest Native American casino in the state. The property includes a three-story 102-room and suite hotel with approximately 23,000 square feet of meeting and event space, including The Pavilion concert venue, which can accommodate up to 1,100 for dining events; a gift shop, fitness center, RV Park, bar, nightclub, and multiple restaurants.
The 180,000 square foot casino offers approximately 1,100 slots and video machines, along with 35 gaming tables featuring a wide variety of games such as roulette, craps, mini-baccarat, Fortune Pai Gow Poker as well as 4 poker tables for No Limit cash games and tournaments. Cypress Bayou Casino Hotel also offers high stakes bingo in The Pavillon.
At Cypress Bayou Casino Hotel guests can choose from high stakes Indian bingo to the latest and best slots, such as Fort Knox, Dancing Drums, Dragon Link and others, and all of your favorite table games. The 180,000 square foot casino floor features over 1,100 gaming machines including slots, classic reels and video keno and poker, along with 35 gaming tables featuring Blackjack, Craps, Mini Baccarat, Roulette, and a variety of poker games and high-stakes bingo.
On Thurs. and Fri., the casino's 4-table poker room features No Limit Holdem tournaments and cash games as well.
Available only on the Cyprus side, the Poker Room starts taking names for live play one hour before opening (1 pm on Thursdays & Fridays). Enjoy TVs, order food from table, cocktail service, comps, valet parking and more.
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Fine dining establishment located at the Cyprus Bayou Casino Hotel specializing in steak, seafood, and French cuisine, with an extensive wine menu. Guests can choose from a superb variety of appetizers such as Lobster Ravioli and BBQ Shrimp & Grits; entrees such as Prime Beef, Filets, and Chateaubriand, in addition to seafood favorites including lobster, salmon, Ahi Tuna and Glazed Shrimp. Serving dinner only. be sure to check out the weekly specials.
LOCO Mexican Grill & Cantina 's menu features classic appetizers and specialties like tableside guacamole, as well as traditional Mexican favorites. Guests can choose from house favorites such as Baby Back Ribs, Spanish-style pasta with local seafood, and grilled meats and seafood cooked over a mesquite wood fire. Be sure and try the new 6 Pound Diablo Burrito!
Don't forget dessert! LOCO Mexican Grill & Cantina has freshly made desserts including the delicious Chimichanga Cheesecake.
Happy Hour is Monday & Tuesday from 5pm to 7pm! Free chips & salsa and bottled beer and Margaritas.
If you're hankering for late-night breakfast after a long evening of gambling, Mabel's Kitchen is the place to be! Open 24/7 Fri. through Tues. and 3pm to 10pm Wed. and 5pm to 10pm Thurs., Mabel's Kitchen features award-winning gumbo, soups, paninis, burgers, po'boys, and Cajun specialties such as crawfish etouffé. Guests can also choose more traditional breakfast options such as pancakes, omelets, and biscuits and gravy.
Cafe Delphine is a contemporary cafe offering appetizers, soups, and gumbos made with the freshest ingredients. Don't forget to save room for dessert! Guests can choose from tasty menu items such as Crab Cakes, Cajun Fondu, Catfish Bites, and Cajun Seafood Fettuccini.
The Pavilion is a concert venue, which hosts renown Country, Rock, and R&B artists such as the Charlie Daniels Band, Lionel Richie, Lonestar, ZZ Top, STYX, Midnight Star as well as and local favorites. The 20,000 square foot Pavilion has seating for up to 1,100 for dining events making it the ideal venue for corporate meetings, seminars, dinner parties, and other special events. The facility includes state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment, a full-size stage, and a large pre-function foyer.
ROX, is THE place to party in Acadiana! The venue hosts live local DJs and famous entertainment acts such as The Black Crowes, Jewel, RATT, Keith Sweat, Stevie B, and Vanilla Ice, along with local favorites.
ROX is open on Fridays when special events are scheduled and every Saturday night from 9pm until close. The dress code at Rox is dressy casual at the doorman's discretion.
one of three live entertainment venues at Cypress Bayou Casino Hotel, BoCat's features a variety of live music and is open Wed. through Sat. Happy Hours features 1/2 price drinks and is Wed. through Fri. from 6pm to 8pm.
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The property's three-story hotel features 102 contemporary rooms and suites with a wide variety of amenities such as flat-screen TVs, spa-style bathrooms, in-room refrigerator and safe, complimentary WiFi, 24-hour fitness center, business center, and complimentary valet parking.
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The Set-Upstick is so simple and easy to use every golfer should carry one in their bag to the practice range. It was awarded 'Best New Product' at the 2012 USPGA Expo show in Orlando and has continued to be one of the most innovative game improvement aids on the market. Simply place the ball at the position indicated to match the club that your using , take a colour matched stance and you will find the ball is in the perfect position every time for a pure strike. .
Darren Ernst, inventor of The Set Up Stick*, is a former Pro Tour Player and prominent Southern California golf instructor. When teaching multiple students, Darren found that he needed an effective tool for teaching each student a consistent swing every time.
Darren's ingenuity and imagination set in. Alignment sticks don't provide the golfer with all the information they need, even when they use multiple sticks or multiple clubs. The end result was the invention of The Set Up Stick.
To further develop and market the The Set Up Stick, Darren has partnered with successful Southern California businessman Dennis Gallagher. As Darren's student, Dennis has experienced the value of The Set Up Stick in his own game of golf! Together they created one of the top products featured at the 2012 PGA EXPO!
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The Set Up Stick is the only complete tool offering the golfer simple and immediate visual feedback to ensure proper body and ball position. Using The Set Up Stick, the golfer can determine their individual stance width and ball position using simple colors and numbers. The Set Up Stick creates the ideal starting position for every golfer.
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[Herald Interview] Suzy's latest movie is her own story
By 원호정
Idol star and actress says plot was a reminder of her journey
Published : Nov 24, 2015 - 17:47
Updated : Nov 24, 2015 - 17:53
Bae Suzy rose to fame simply as Suzy, debuting as a member of top girl group Miss A in 2010. In 2012, she reclaimed her last name when she caught her big break as an actress in the film "Architecture 101," where she played the classic girl-who-got-away and earned the nickname "Korea's first love."
In her latest film, "The Sound of a Flower," she plays a very different character from that early role. She becomes Jin Chae-seon, the first woman in Korean history who performed pansori -- a traditional Korean art that blends singing with theater. "Sound of a Flower" adds fictional dramatic elements to the elusive historical figure of Jin Chae-seon, telling the story of how she was able to break the glass ceiling in conservative the Joseon era.
Bae Suzy (Yonhap)
"I'm Jin Chae-seon in the movie, but I think for a lot of people, my story overlaps with hers," Bae said in an interview at a Seoul cafe Monday, noting that Chae-seon's efforts to become a pansori performer were not unlike the struggles she faced to become an idol star.
"Of course, I didn't have to go through the same historical situation. No one told me I couldn't (become a singer) because I was a girl, but my parents were against the idea," she said.
Even after she was able to convince her parents to audition and start training with JYP Entertainment, Bae faced a slew of new troubles similar to Chae-seon when she began training with pansori singer Shin Jae-hyo (Ryu Seung-ryong).
"Some scenes make me choke up every time I see them, like the scene where (Chae-seon) is practicing voice projection in the rain, and she collapses," she said.
"When people are training (to become singers), they all have moments when they hit a wall. In those moments they just drop to the floor and cry a lot."
The experiences of Bae and Chae-seon may have been similar, but their appearances create a jarring contrast. Bae appears in the film free of glamour, her face and clothes smirched with ash and dirt to realistically portray the orphaned girl who worked in a gisaeng (courtesan) house.
"On our first day of filming, I saw myself with the makeup on and was a bit surprised," she admitted. "But that was who Chae-seon was, and it was easier to concentrate on the role. ... I became goofier, more comfortable." Bae also recalled a day when she was filming in the countryside, and none of the locals recognized her because of her costuming.
Bae said she enjoyed the different look, which was a shift from her solid "first love" image.
"As someone who wants to keep acting in movies, (the 'first love' description) is something I have to move past," she said. "If ('The Sound of a Flower') helps dilute that image even just a little bit, that's a good thing for me."
After taking a year to mostly relax after filming "The Sound of a Flower," Bae is set to begin the KBS TV drama "Uncontrollably Fond" opposite Kim Woo-bin, scheduled to air next year.
"The Sound of a Flower" opens in local theaters Wednesday.
By Won Ho-jung (hjwon@heraldcorp.com)


Cheating (the kind that students do when taking tests) has existed for ages – perhaps the very day that man started to exist – and it seems that as time goes by, the methods used for this unscrupulous activity just gets more creative. Blame whatever you want for that, but technology does play a part.
Unsurprisingly, technology is also becoming a bane for cheaters. There is actually a company that specializes in technology that catches cheats. Caveon Test Security has been in operation for several years now and uses statistical anomalies to determine if students have been cheating. The algorithm that they use is not exactly public, but neither is it a secret.
As a matter of fact, using statistics as the basis for catching cheats is an age old trick – Caveon only makes it more advanced and accurate. The basic idea is that their algorithm checks for patterns that show up if test takers have been copying from each other (high number of the same incorrect answers). It also checks for illogical patterns such as people getting correct answers for harder questions and getting easy questions incorrectly.
It is easy to see that while those ideas do make sense, it may not be foolproof. Critics are actually pointing out that the methods used by Caveon may not be that accurate – and they may very well be right. Then again, it might be better than allowing cheating to go unchecked.
What do you think of Caveon's premise? Is it logical or does it put too much faith in technology?


A problem with working from home is that it is a concept that not everyone understands. For example, you may have friends or family who actually assume you are home watching television all day. Yes, you aren't, but these individuals often do not know better. This may result in multiple phone calls to your home during work hours.
So, what do you do? Avoid answering the phone. If you are a parent, this may be difficult. For that reason, rely on the use of caller identification and an answering machine. This allows you to be alerted in the event of an emergency. As for why you should avoid answering the phone, you would not talk on the phone all day when working outside of the home, so don't do it when working inside.
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Land's End is an American crime drama series that aired in broadcast syndication from September 1995 to May 1996. A total of 22 one-hour episodes were produced. The series was created by the series' star Fred Dryer and Victor A. Schiro.

Premise
The series focuses on Mike Land (Dryer), a former LAPD cop who left the force after a case he worked on for months resulted in the acquittal of a drug lord. Mike then moved to Cabo San Lucas to work as a private investigator for his friend Willis P. Dunleevy, and to serve as director of security for the Westin Regina Resort.

Cast
 Fred Dryer as Mike Land
 Geoffrey Lewis as Willis P. Dunleevy
 Tim Thomerson as Dave 'Thunder' Thorton
 Pamela Bowen as Courtney Saunders
 William Marquez as Chief Raoul Ruiz

Production
The series was filmed on location in Cabo San Lucas. Series creator Fred Dyer and Victor A. Schiro co-wrote some of the 22 episodes.

Episodes

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1995 American television series debuts
1996 American television series endings
1990s American crime drama television series
American detective television series
English-language television shows
First-run syndicated television programs in the United States
Television series by Disney–ABC Domestic Television
Television shows set in Mexico

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The Astronomical Observatory of Strasbourg has signed an agreement with the Department of Physics and the Kiepenheuer Institute for Solar Physics (KIS) of the University of Freiburg. It encourages Master's degree students and doctoral candidates to follow the courses offered in the partner university. A minimum of three modules worth 9 ECTS are offered respectively to students of both universities. The list is provided to students by the institutes.


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Lost, confused and wondering where I am: Culture shock and how to overcome it
Culture shock – we've all had it. That bizarre feeling of disorientation and confusion we experience when we're faced with a way of life that is completely different to our own.
We sit excitedly through the journey, enter foreign territory, gather our first impressions, and then it hits us – like a basketball in the face.
It doesn't matter how much research we do before we leave our hometown, culture shock will always be there to greet us when we set foot into new territory. Nor does it matter if the country we're visiting speaks the same language as us – something is bound to be different.
Culture shock can last from a few days to a few years. Photo credit: Pexels
Asya Gadzheva and Stoyan Minkov, both 21, moved halfway across the continent from Bulgaria to embark on a full time three-year degree in London.
"It took me a long while to get used to the transport and education system over here," says Stoyan, while Asya admits it was the biggest obstacle she's had to face.
In the following podcast, Asya and Stoyan share their honest experiences of culture shock and how they eventually overcame this prolonging phase.
Putting it into perspective…
Culture shock ultimately helps us to understand more about ourselves, and the world around us in an entirely new light. While it's rarely a friendly encounter, it's also a reminder of diversity and creates global awareness. Despite London being such a multicultural, metropolitan city, going abroad and physically witnessing different lifestyles is rewarding in ways like no other.
Words and audio: Jessica Kwan | Subbing: Jenny Lee