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And they can learn everything from tire-pressure trivia to sandpit tactics, to seeing some of the most important bicycles raced in some of the sport’s greatest battles. You can pretend to look into the campervan window of your favorite ’crosser and get your picture with a Sven cardboard cutout (the real Sven is a hair taller, no pun intended). The center on its own merits is a learning experience and more than just a bit of nostalgia for Belgium’s ’cross-crazy crowd. The most important and impressive element of the Cycling Center, though, is the cycling.\n\nNext to, in front of and behind the building that makes up the Sven Nys Cycling Center are several different cycling courses. There is, of course and perhaps most marvelously, the actual parcours of the Sven Nys GP, which you can try your hand (and lungs) at. There is also a BMX pump track (also a lot of fun on a ’cross bike), along with a trials course and mountain bike trails. The GP course is tough, and though none of the climbs are terribly steep there is enough up and down over the length of the racecourse that you can climb more than 1,000 vertical feet; and when this course is muddy it’s very unforgiving. The permanent parcours is complete with a flyover and a set of stairs, and during race day it’s completed by a few other dramatic temporary features.\n\nThe course is free and open to the public everyday, except on race day. There’s a shower and locker room for a small fee, as well as the option to rent a Trek ’cross bike for the day. There is also a café and plenty of great Flemish beer to be had upstairs after you get cleaned up.\n\nPerhaps the most enticing part of a visit to the Sven Nys Cycling Center is the possibility of meeting Sven himself. He’s not there everyday, but he is often enough; it’s his place after all. On the day of my visit, Sven gave me a tour of the center and an assessment of the state of the sport. (He also introduced me to his son Thibaut, whose success may be part of what drives Sven’s intense continued commitment to ’cross.) What’s most striking about Nys, besides his savviness, is his sincere commitment to the sport beyond what that means for him. While he clearly still has skin in the game, his perspective seems to be concerned with the growth and success of cyclocross for generations to come.\n\nSven still trains a lot and he does much of it at the cycling center, from running to riding. He spends a lot of time here, perhaps having a beer or dinner with his family, and it’s reflective of his commitment to his sport and to anything he’s associated with, from the Trek brand to his purchase and management role in the Telenet Fidea Lions racing squad. Nys spoke to PELOTON about these and many other items in a short interview.\n\nMuch of your career was a focus on you, your performance, your fitness and tactics. How has the transition been for you going from an athlete with such a singular focus to being a father of a racer, a team owner and manager and, even in retirement, the sport’s greatest ambassador?\n\nNow it’s a combination. I am using all the things I learned, all the things I did right and wrong, to prepare other riders on my team, my son and, moving forward, my sport. I spend a lot of time trying to bring people to cyclocross, bringing companies here to see a race, but also to experience the sport on a bicycle and maybe understand it a bit more. It is nice to see that what I did with my career has allowed me to continue to be a part of my sport into the future.\n\nWhat is your prognosis for cyclocross at a time when the sports greatest stars, including Wout Van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel, are moving to road racing?\n\nWhere does cyclocross go from here? The riders of my era and the ones before us, they typically stopped racing at a normal age, between 35 and 40, let’s say. But the generation just after mine, the best riders, they are gone. Not because they stopped racing, but primarily because they moved over to professional road racing. You have Zdenek Stybar and Lars Boom—and then, of course, Niels Albert, because of his health. It is a bit of a pity, because they would have been able to build tremendous following over time. If we had those guys racing now, against Mathieu and Wout, imagine we would have six or seven guys racing at the highest levels. That is what we had in the past. So we are missing two generations, and it is impacting the riders’ interest in the sport, and these young riders haven’t had as much time to build up their fan base, so it impacts the loyalties of the fans as well. It is a tricky time, and we have to be careful because cyclocross is in a difficult moment; but I think if everyone who loves this sport gets involved, like Niels is, like I am, we can see it through.\n\nWhen you think about the role of brands like Trek taking cyclocross beyond Flanders and Belgium and to places like the middle of America, what does that do for the sport?\n\nThis is perhaps the most important thing we can do to grow the sport broadly, because here in Belgium riders are starting and staying in cyclocross; but in America, or in the U.K., we really need brand support. It is a pity to lose an American rider like Logan Owen, with so much potential in cyclocross, to the road. We miss that international element in our sport. Trek’s involvement, from the live streaming of races to the Waterloo World Cup Race, we’re talking about adding more races in America. And it won’t just be Trek; you’ll see that other American brands, like Specialized and Cannondale, will continue to invest more and more in our sport, and a competition between those brands will continue to grow the sport around it.\n\nWe need our riders, the riders at the highest level, to understand how important these foreign markets are for the growth of cyclocross. We need to be good ambassadors. It’s a pity when I hear our riders complaining about going all the way to America to race, because it really is about the future of our sport and the sport’s success as well as their future as athletes and into retirement. You’re still very young when you are finished racing.\n\nYou’re a cyclocross celebrity in the U.S., where the sport has shown tremendous growth. Where is the next hotbed of ’cross?\n\nEngland. This is a country with a tremendous interest in cyclocross right now; obviously, the talent of Tom Pidcock and his ability to bring British fans and brands to the sport is very important in terms of attention and growth of our fan base. We had a World Cup race in England two or three years ago and it was very well attended. Cycling is growing quickly there in all disciplines, because of all the success British road cycling has had. It’s much closer to Belgium than the United States and it’s a huge opportunity for us.\n\nBelgium is always going to be our home base, but we cannot rely on just promoting the sport here at home. We want to, and we need to spread our sport wherever we have interest. The growth of the women’s side of the sport has been very valuable for cyclocross. Our women’s races are the most captivating right now; you don’t know who is going to win each day. While perhaps the fans think that it’s too easy for van der Poel and they are bored, having the women’s races televised [is important]. Having a second race at the highest level, instead of just one, this is very helpful to our sport right now.\n\nThe biggest thing for cyclocross would of course be to be included in the Olympics. If or when that happens, the sky’s the limit."
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Additionally, we really like him at second and that is where he is going to play every day.\n\nMadFriars: Kyle Lloyd had a big year in Fort Wayne last year and he led the organization in strikeouts. Why was he moved to the bullpen? Were you worried about the effects of his arm getting hurt because of how much he relies upon his splitter?\n\nSam Geaney: Mainly we just saw the majority of his value, and his future, as coming out of the bullpen on the major league level. We like what Kyle did last year and believe we will see the same level of success this year in Lake Elsinore with his new role.\n\nMadFriars: Conversely, after he had a lot of success in the bullpen last year with the TinCaps, you moved Ryan Butler to the rotation. What was the reasoning behind that?\n\nSam Geaney: Just looking at the physicality of him and the arsenal of pitches that he can throw, we thought it was worth the risk. For us, even if he does end up in the pen we think something can be gained from the innings he will accrue as a starter and will have more opportunity for pitch development with the side sessions.\n\nWe saw no red flags in his delivery, just a very sharp and polished kid.\n\nCatch a Rising Star: As Sam Geaney noted at the top, Fernando Perez has come pretty far, pretty quick. The left-handed hitting Otay Mesa product has the potential to be a power hitting middle infielder. He makes good contact, but if he can become a little more patient his numbers will spike. If he has a good first half, both he and Jose Rondon could be strong candidates for mid-season promotions.\n\nStarting Pitching: Zech Lemond and Ryan Butler were both picked in the 2014 draft and immediately impressed their club. Both Lemond and Butler were projected in the draft as relievers but San Diego elected to keep them as starters until they show they can't handle it. Lemond relies on strong two-seam fastball that comes in around the mid-90's while the 6-6 Butler can really dial it up and last year touched 100 out of the pen. Justin Livengood - who may have the best name in professional baseball - was a tenth round pick in 2013 out of UNC-Wilmington who was 7-1 last year for Fort Wayne with a 3.46 ERA. The 6-3 North Carolinian relies upon a big fastball and a 12-6 curve.\n\nPen: Kyle Lloyd has great size and his splitter should play even better out of the pen than as a starter. Nick Mutz was the closer last year and was very good in the first half for the TinCaps before struggling in Lake Elsinore. Matthew Shepherd was 6-1 as a spot starter and reliever and logged 86 innings for the Storm last season with a 96/37 strikeout-to-base-on-balls ratio. 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He finished second on the team in home runs with 12 to go along with a .243/.304/.407 slash line. Miller is a better athlete than most catchers and working with Storm manager Michael Collins, a former minor league catcher, will only help him more down the road. If he can get a little more plate discipline to go along with his power, he has a chance.\n\nOutfield: This is a nice outfield. Auston Bousfield is the type of centerfielder that can go somewhat unnoticed because he always seems to be in the right place defensively. At the plate he profiles as a top-of-the-order hitter with his ability to get on base and hit the ball into the gaps. Yale Rosen was second on the Emeralds in home runs last year and had one of the more impressive camps of any minor leaguer. Kyle Gaedele returns to Lake Elsinore after losing the majority of last year in San Antonio to injuries. Gaedele had a very big year with the Storm in 2013 and if he can return to form should be back in AA at the first opportunity. Nick Schulz was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Padres' last year and went out and hit .341/.386/.545 in 49 games. He will get more opportunities this year to continue to show that he belongs.\n\nOn the Spot: RHP Walker Weickel is the last of the Padres' three first-round pitchers from the 2012 draft. The 6-6 Floridian has the stuff, but struggled last year in Low-A Fort Wayne and short-season Eugene. The Cal League does not have a lot of great venues for pitchers to find themselves, so he has his work cut out for him.\n\nUnder the Radar: Auston Bousfield, 21, didn't get a great deal of attention from most of the national prospect ranking services but hit .301/.402/.512 in Eugene and by all accounts played a very good centerfield. 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"A child could write a clear nonconformity. It’s a simple one-two process. This is how the two halves of a nonconformity statement fit together:\n\nNo opinions are present in the nonconformity, just cold, hard facts. It’s hard to argue with facts. It also makes the audit go much smoother. Sure, facts may remove a degree of creativity that auditors exercised, but creativity is better expressed in other ways.\n\nHere is an example of a well written nonconformity:\n\nHere is an example of a poorly written nonconformity:\n\nRequirement: All products must be identified.\n\nThere is no traceability to this requirement. Where did it come from? There is a similar requirement in ISO 9001:2015, but that source is not referenced. Always cite where the requirement is coming from, and never paraphrase it. It is permissible to add ellipsis (…) if the requirements is taken from a long passage and the entire section is not needed.\n\nThis evidence has a lot of problems, most of which can be summarized by saying the evidence is not traceable. Firstly, there’s no indication of where the returned goods were located. The returned goods are also not identified in any unique way. The quantity of returned goods is also not indicated—there could be two or 200, it’s not clear. Finally, the auditor included a lot of editorial opinion at the end of the evidence. This opinion is not needed and only serves to inflame the auditee. Stick to the facts when you write evidence and make sure the facts are fully traceable.\n\nAuditors are held to a higher standard\n\nIt’s tempting to just say “Who cares?” when it comes to writing clear and correct nonconformity statements. After all, the rest of the world writes in a very informal manner. Grammar, correct spelling, and proper usage all seem optional these days. As long as the auditee understands what I’m talking about, it’s okay, right? Wrong answer. Auditors must produce a polished and professional product. Everything you write, say, and do is being scrutinized constantly by the auditee. Not in an attempt to disparage you, but simply to ensure that audit is credible. The output of the audit that gets the most attention are nonconformity write-ups. Even though nonconformities are not aimed at any particular person in an organization, auditees are still keenly aware that they represent failings of a sort. A requirements was established, but we weren’t able to meet it. Because of the high profile of nonconformities, they need to be written very well.\n\nIf you’re auditing with another person or as part of a team, make sure to have someone else review your nonconformity write-up. This is usually the role of the lead auditor, but really any set of trained eyes are helpful. Any rework that is necessary should be performed by the auditor who originally wrote the nonconformity. Recognize also that sometimes the answer is not reworking the nonconformity, it’s ripping it up. These are the conditions that usually result in a nonconformity being removed and not being provided as part of the final report:\n\nThis is a good time to address findings that fall outside the scope of the audit. They could be in a department/process that is not officially being audited, or they could be against a standard that is not being used in the present audit. For instance, we see something happening in the warehouse that constitutes a nonconformity, but the warehouse is not part of the audit. Or the auditors observe a safety violation, but the audit is against ISO 9001 and safety is not included. In these cases it is usually of verbally reporting the finding to your contact within the auditee organization. Verbally report it, mention that it is officially outside the scope, and ask him/her if they would like you to include it in the report. If they say “no,” then you don’t include it. The scope of the audit is almost a contract, and you don’t intentionally audit outside the scope or report findings that are outside the scope. It’s perfectly fine to make a note of the issue and follow up the next time there is an audit that includes that topic.\n\nHe is the author of numerous books, including ISO 9001:2015 in Plain English, published by Paton Professional. This article was excerpted from Cochran’s latest book, Internal Auditing in Plain English.\n\nCopyright 2017 by Craig Cochran. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission from the author.\n\nCertificate vs. Certification: Does It Really Matter?\nMarzo 11, 2021\n\nIntroduciendo a “Certus Professional Certification”\nOctubre 15, 2020\nBUSCAR\n¿PREGUNTAS?\n¡Estamos para ayudarte! Ingresa tu pregunta e información de contacto en los campos abajo. Te responderemos enseguida.\nNUESTRAS CERTIFICACIONES\nGo to Top\nWe use cookies in order to give you the best possible experience on our website. By continuing to use this site, you agree to our use of cookies.\nOk\nNo"
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"New accounting rules approved on Monday are likely to show public pension funds are in a weaker financial position than previously thought and intensify disputes over how public retirement systems are funded.\n\nThe Governmental Accounting Standards Board, which sets the accounting standards for the public sector, finalized a single system of accounting to replace the menu of financial reporting options public pension funds currently use.\n\nState and local governments will have to post their net pension liability - the difference between the projected benefit payments and the assets set aside to cover those payments - up front on financial statements, under the changes.\n\n\"The pension liability will appear on the face of the financial statements for the first time. That's going to create the appearance of a weaker financial position,\" said Robert H. Attmore, GASB chairman, who said the board intended to \"peel back the veil so things are more transparent and there's more information for policy makers.\"\n\nGovernments participating in multi-employer plans - essentially smaller cities that are part of the state systems - will have to represent their share of liabilities, which could also make them appear financially weaker. Currently, they only have to state how much they have contributed.\n\nRichard Ciccarone, managing director and chief research officer at McDonnell Investment Management, said GASB was headed in the right direction in terms of comparability and transparency, adding that some of the changes will sharply increase deficits for some governments.\n\n\"It shouldn't immediately cause anyone to file for bankruptcy,\" he said, adding that \"it may immediately raise the level of attention to seriously do something here.\"\n\nThe biggest GASB change affects how the pension funds project rates of return on their investments, which provide 60 percent of their revenue. Underfunded pensions would have to lower their estimates for returns.\n\nGASB also eliminated a process known as \"smoothing,\" where the pension systems spread the liabilities over time, making the funds more reactive to volatility in financial markets. Funds can still spread out expenses, but over a shorter time frame.\n\nSome of the GASB changes go into effect on June 2013, with the others implemented in June 2014.\n\nMore changes are coming. Starting next month, GASB will begin work on accounting for other retiree benefits, mainly healthcare, which tend to be in worse shape than pensions.\n\nSome critics say the reforms could distort perceptions of governments' and retirement systems' health. They worry politicians will seize on the new, larger liabilities, to push through policy changes or starve employee retirement systems.\n\n\"We're concerned about confusion of the numbers,\" said Keith Brainard, research director of the National Association of State Retirement Administrators. \"If a plan has a liability of $4 billion, does that mean they need $4 billion today? No. It's an accounting number.\"\n\nGovernments typically provide about 20 percent of pension fund revenue, but under the new standards, they will not have to disclose their annually required contributions (ARC). Ciccarone, however, raised concerns that governments would no longer post this information.\n\nThe Government Accountability Office, the nonpartisan federal auditor, reported in March that \"most state and local government plans currently have assets sufficient to cover their benefit commitment for a decade or more.\"\n\nStill, skepticism has risen about both the long and short-term prospects of public pensions. A week ago the Pew Center on the States estimated states are short $757 billion to pay retiree pension benefits, and the total could grow.\n\nAlthough it sounds like a technical accounting move, the new standard on rates of return is key to the pension wars.\n\nPension funds that are considered adequately funded could continue forecasting investment returns in-line with their historic averages, usually around 8 percent, under the new GASB rules. The board would only define those pension systems as having sufficient assets on hand to pay the pension of current employees and retirees, but did not set a funding ratio.\n\nFunds lacking sufficient cash to cover benefits must lower their projected investment rate to about 3 percent to 4 percent. Specifically, the investment rate would have to match \"a yield or index rate on tax-exempt 20-year, AA-or-higher rated municipal bonds,\" an information sheet on the changes said. On Monday, the yield for AA-rated municipal bonds due in 20 years was 3.12 percent, according to Municipal Market Data.\n\nWhen investments fail to meet the forecasts, governments - essentially taxpayers - and employees must pitch in money to fill the void. At the depth of the recession in 2008, the return on pension investments fell by 25 percent, Pew found.\n\nThe new rules offer a compromise. U.S. Congress would like systems to use a rate they call \"riskless,\" about 4 percent. Pensions counter they should use historical averages.\n\nPew found that Wisconsin is the best-funded retirement system in the country, and Illinois the worst.\n\n\"States like New York, which are making their contributions to their pension plans and are well-funded, their liability should not be affected by the new discount rates,\" said David Draine, senior researcher at Pew, about the GASB changes. \"States like Illinois that are having trouble making their contributions, you would expect to be more affected.\"\n\nAccording to a study by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, the funding ratio which is at 76 percent in 2010 could decline to 57 percent with the new accounting rules.\n\nIn some cases the reductions expected in the funding ratios are massive. Illinois teachers, a notoriously underfunded pension fund, currently has a funding ratio of 48.4 percent. Under the GASB's proposed changes it may fall to as low as 18.8 percent.\n\nPew also found states are short $627 billion for other retiree benefits, and 17 states have set aside no funds for them. According to Pew, states currently have only 5 percent of what they need for these \"Other Post-Employment Benefits.\"\n\nUntil 2006, GASB did not have any accounting standards for those benefits.\n\nI've already covered the pathetic state of state pension funds. I applaud these new GASB rules because they increase transparency at state and local pension funds, which in turn should make them a hell of a lot more accountable.\n\nBut the biggest problem with public pensions funds in the United States lies with a governance model that breeds corruption and mediocrity. When I wrote that ATP and APG are years ahead of most US public pensions, I meant it. The same can be said of large Canadian public pension funds which are global trendsetters.\n\nAre Dutch, Danish and Canadian public pension funds perfect? Of course not. I can raise several issues with all these funds, even the best of them. But when I compare their overall health to that of their US counterparts, I conclude that the overriding factor explaining their success lies with their superior governance model which focuses on accountability, transparency and alignment of interests.\n\nHaving said this, in order to get the governance right in the US, they need sweeping political change. Importantly, they need to create independent investment boards that operate at arms-length from state and local governments. 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This policy pronouncement was borne out of the extensive campaigns embarked upon by the PDP before the governorship election.\n\nNever in the history of Bayelsa politics has an incumbent Governor campaigned so vigorously, so purposefully and so tenaciously to sell his ideologies like a marketing scion – who solicited the electorate to look at the product (the Governor) and the price, in almost an endless, tortuous and nerve-wracking Community-to Community Campaign.\n\nThe initiative of the Restoration Administration to embark on Community-to-Community Campaign was to have a first-hand knowledge of the conditions of livelihood among the rural folks. The campaign was an eye opener in more ways than one.\n\nGovernor Seriake Dickson beheld the peculiar developmental challenges of his people and saw the compelling need to address them. Community after Community, leaders and youths reeled out their genuine development priorities and almost all of them demanded immediate attention as soon as yesterday.\n\nThe traditional paradigm of community development was for a government agency to site projects with the exclusion of the stakeholders. The aim was to assume that the Community would buy-in to such projects without a pragmatic consideration for the skills of beneficiary communities to sustain such projects. Community persons were not trained to take charge of projects and absence of sustainability criterion made such projects to collapse into obsolescence. Ultimately, the so called development projects alienated the potential beneficiaries.\n\nThey became a liability to such communities and were abandoned. This is why you can see five water schemes in a community without anyone being functional. This is because there is a disconnect between the agencies that sited the projects and the end user communities. Lack of Community ownership has been a major obstacle in most community development projects.\n\nThere have been several efforts by Nigeria’s government, NGOs, international organizations and corporate social responsibility arms of multinational oil companies to improve the livelihoods of those living in the Niger Delta region. Unfortunately, many of these development efforts have been top-down and have failed to improve the situation in the region. In fact, the economy and environment along the Niger Delta continue to worsen, and issues of conflict and insecurity continue to escalate.\n\nRealizing the limitations of these efforts, Governor Seriake Dickson has resolved to tackle the challenge of Community development head-on. The Restoration strategy will form networks and local associations, which will have structures that support collective action, enforce norms, generate expectations of reciprocity, and or foster feelings of mutual trust, they constitute a social capital. Monies and other production in-puts will be distributed to those networks and associations with emphasis on community participation.\n\nThe essence is to form social capital which views social networks more as a property of groups and communities than of individuals. Within close-knit groups, relationship of kinships, friendship and ethnicity can form dense networks of solidarity, cooperation and communal sanction that enhance development. This strategy fosters strong ties based on deep bonds of kinship and community can create trusts that enforce cooperative norms.\n\nThis is in addition to direct intervention in the provision of fishing equipment, farming implements, provision of occupational clusters for complementarity, provision of social amenities such as educational institutions, healthcare facilities, electricity etc to make life more meaningful for the rural folks.\n\nThe “black box” of the Restoration approach is all-inclusivity, complementarity, clusters working in synergy, community-based development tracking model and measurement of development parameters upon which more investment will be made.\n\nThe Izon-Ibe Microfinance Bank and the Bayelsa State Cooperative Bureau have important roles to play in this endeavor. In a bid to reduce the harsh effect of poverty, a lot of people have taken to small scale business among other steps. These small businesses, which often require less capital to start up, have the potential of providing reasonable income to enable the poor meet basic human needs. Nigeria is a country with numerous business and investment potential due to the abundant, vibrant and dynamic human and natural resources it possesses. A lot of people have always taken Nigeria to represent a paradox in development–that the country is rich but with poor citizens.\n\nIn the poverty eradication scheme of many countries microfinance banks serve as a means of empowering the poor and providing a valuable tool to assist the economic development process. More so the bottom-up approach encourages self-employment projects that can generate income to mitigate the devastating effect of rural poverty on the people. There is immense power when a group of people with similar interests gets together to work toward the same goals. When individuals and communities do not govern self, they risk being ruled by external forces that care less about the well-being of the village. This has been the trend over the years in Bayelsa Communities for the past five decades.\n\nNigeria now faces dire economic challenges in all facets of life, but as soon as the clouds evaporate, the Contiman Governor I know will walk the talk. With this pragmatic zeal and consummate desire to move the State forward, Bayelsans can only expect better days ahead. Governor Seriake Dickson’s approach to community development will be a huge success considering the fact that the infrastructure for community regeneration have already been put in place and Bayelsans are not unwilling to seize the opportunity to grow small scale businesses and pursue entrepreneurship. With the Senatorial roads linking the growth Centres, and economic clusters coupled with the production of an avalanche of social infrastructure, the Restoration Community Development paradigm will succeed and the obstacle of finance will be addressed sooner than later.\n\nDisclaimer: \"The views/contents expressed in this article are the sole responsibility of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of The Nigerian Voice. The Nigerian Voice will not be responsible or liable for any inaccurate or incorrect statements contained in this article.\"\nArticles by Idumange John\n23-9-2016 Bayelsa Subed: In Pursuit Of Quality Education22-9-2016 Gov. Dickson: The Making Of A Transformational Leader19-7-2016 Bayelsa State: The Crux Of The Matter In Good Governance?15-7-2016 Bayelsa State: Let The Eagle Fly6-7-2016 Journalism Practice And The Constitutional Demands On Journalists – An X-ray Of The Foi ActMore..."
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Not only is securing land tenure the right thing to do, it’s one of the world’s most cost-effective climate mitigation strategies,” said Andrew Steer, President and CEO, WRI. “National governments should take note – and move quickly – to secure Indigenous lands and incorporate land rights into their climate change strategies and commitments to the Paris Agreement.”\n\n“In the pursuit of inclusive growth and climate action, we must recognise the profound value of securing land rights for those communities who best protect our forests,” said Lord Nicholas Stern, Chair, Grantham Research Institute, London School of Economics. “Rising to the challenge of the climate crisis requires that we find new and sustainable ways to develop and grow.”\n\nPrevious WRI research found that when Indigenous Peoples and communities have secure rights to land, both deforestation rates and carbon emissions in those lands often go down significantly. In the new report, matching analysis data show that the average annual deforestation rates in Bolivia, Brazil and Colombia were significantly lower in tenure-secure indigenous forests than in similar areas without secure tenure: 35% lower in Bolivia, 40% lower in Brazil, and 50% lower in Colombia.\n\nBuilding on this analysis, the authors calculated the economic value of carbon and other ecosystem services benefits of secure indigenous lands in the Amazon and found billions of dollars in value. The report finds the total estimated benefits of secure indigenous lands in Bolivia are $54 to 119 billion, Brazil $523 billion to 1.165 trillion, and Colombia $123 to 277 billion over the next 20 years, when factoring in global carbon benefits and ecosystem services like clean water, soil retention, pollination, biodiversity, flooding control, and recreation and tourism fees.\n\nThe numbers are even more staggering because the costs to secure indigenous land rights in the Amazon are just a few dollars per hectare of forest per year – less than 1 percent of the total economic benefits. The report did not include additional social benefits such as job creation and increased social services, like healthcare and education for local communities.\n\n“Indigenous Peoples and local communities have a long history in using natural resources wisely and adapting to the changing climate in an integrated and sustainable manner,” said Naoko Ishii, CEO and Chairperson of the Global Environment Facility (GEF). “Protecting and enhancing the land rights of Indigenous Peoples is a necessary step towards greater economic prosperity and safeguarding our global commons.”\n\nAs attention shifts toward implementing the Paris Agreement, too few national climate contributions take secure land rights into account. The new report finds indigenous lands with secure tenure can reduce deforestation and sequester carbon, lowering greenhouse gas emissions and helping curb climate change. The report estimates avoided emissions over 20 years would be at least 31.76 Mt CO2 per year in Brazil, the equivalent to taking more than 6.7 million cars off the road per year. Estimates for Bolivia are 8.04 Mt CO2 per year and for Colombia 3.01 Mt CO2 per year. Had the Indigenous Peoples in these countries not maintained secure tenure over their lands, the CO2 emissions of each country would be higher – about 9 percent more per year in Bolivia, and 3 percent more per year in Brazil and Colombia.\n\nSecuring indigenous lands is an effective and cost-effective carbon mitigation strategy that can help countries meet their contributions to the Paris Agreement. However, analysis by RRI found that only 21 of 197 Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) included clear commitments to implement community-based tenure or natural resource management strategies as part of their emissions reduction plans; including only Bolivia and Guatemala from Latin America. The only country to set a measurable target for the expansion of secure tenure rights was Cambodia.\n\nWRI’s new report shows that securing indigenous land rights could help Colombia meet its national climate commitment. Colombia committed to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent by 2030, a total of 67 Mt CO2. The authors calculate that through avoided deforestation on indigenous lands, Colombia could save a minimum of 45 Mt CO2 between 2016-2030, which could achieve 69 percent of its NDC emissions reduction target.\n\n“Securing land rights for indigenous communities in the Amazon truly would have a global impact,” said Helen Ding, lead author and Environmental Economist, WRI. “At the local level, secure land rights would mean clean water, reduced pollution, revenue from ecotourism and forest products, and more. In terms of global carbon mitigation, there are billions of dollars to be gained from slowing deforestation and sequestering carbon in Indigenous forests.”\n\nThe report sets forth recommendations for decision-makers from government and other sectors who can establish laws and direct resources toward titling and protecting indigenous and community lands. It also recommends that donors, international development funds and climate finance mechanisms have a role to play to direct new resources in order to secure indigenous and community lands.\n\nThe full report is available at: http://www.wri.org/publication/climate-benefits-tenure-costs.\n\nThe WRI is a global research organisation that spans more than 50 countries, with offices in the United States, Brazil, China, India and Mexico, among others. The body’s over 550 experts and staff work closely with leaders to turn big ideas into action at the nexus of environment, economic opportunity and human well-being."
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"We visited a friends home and outside she had beautiful flowers, I had to take photos of them!\n\nPhoto taken with a Canon 20D",
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"In 2002 we went to Venice, Italy. It is such a wonderful place, I love the rivers, the boats and the unique things to see. This ‘street’ is a perfect example of the unique things to see!",
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"Piazza Venezia is a beautiful place to get some fun, unique photos! It is also a very busy piazza full of people. By going to a corner I was able to get this photo people free. I like the water coming off of the fountain and the Italian flags.",
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"It’s hard to get a good photo of Trevi Fountain because there are so many people around it! Having said that, once I went there at 2 am and there were hardly any people there!",
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"One of the most well known fountains in the world, Trevi Fountain, is also one of my favorites. Legend says if you throw a coin in the fountain you will return to Rome, so far it has worked for me!",
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"The Apostle Peter was crucified upside down, because he considered himself unworthy to die in the same manner as Jesus, in 64 AD. Tradition says that it took place near an ancient Egyptian Obelisk in the Circus of Nero. The obelisk now stands in St. Peter’s Square. Catholic tradition holds that the Basilica was built on the burial site of Peter, now a Saint and for Catholics, their first Pope. There have been many churches on this site, this newer one was completed in 1626.",
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"This large building in the heart of Rome was built in honor of Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of the unified Italy. Made out of white marble is was completed in 1925. It is affectionately called the Wedding Cake.",
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"This photo is looking past a fountain that stands in front of the Pantheon, with the front of the Pantheon in the background. The Pantheon is a very unique building and one of my favorites in Rome because there is nothing else like it! It was originally built as a Greek Temple about 27 B.C. but the present building was built about 126 A.D. and is now a Catholic Church. It is a circular building with a dome that has a circular opening that allows rain to fall to the floor below. The floor slopes just enough so that drains along the wall can catch the running water. I have been there during a rain storm and it is pretty interesting! The engineering from nearly 2,000 years ago is awesome!",
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"In October 1945, when a fledgling Carleton College launched Canada’s first Bachelor of Journalism degree, the program focused on both the practical skills of the craft and a broad education in the social sciences, history and literature.\n\n“Education for journalism must provide general social intelligence, specific knowledge of social, fiscal, industrial and political problems, and comprehension of the responsibilities of the writer to society,” the Ottawa Journal noted in June 1945.\n\nA couple months later, the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix reported that “staid seats of learning” were finally paying attention to “the people who give the adult population of Canada its news and information,” a profession previously “just beyond the pale of their recognition.”",
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"Over the past month, there have been a string of rapes in Asia that have roiled the region’s contemporary social and cultural paradigms. Unfortunately these rape cases that have ballooned into political watersheds, only compromise an iota of the rape cases reported, and compromise a still smaller percentage of cases that are left unreported due to the cultural stigma on rape. For example, according to official figures, rape cases per year in India have increased from 2,487 in 1971 to 24,206 in 2011.\n\nIronically, the ubiquity of rape and sexual assault has engendered a degree of negligence to those convicted of the bestial act, evinced through the election of politicians who were previously convicted. However, due to the violent gang rape of a 23 year old student on December 16, there has been a public outcry for reform among the police force and government.\n\nIncreases in rape over the past four decades have resulted from a backlash between the factions of Western-centric contemporaries and Eastern-centric orthodox. Pop culture is opposed to the traditional views and attitudes on women and women’s place in society – an eminent and incendiary subject for both sides. The East, in adopting the Western standard of economy, is finding its social customs being jeopardized. Unfortunately, although both cultures claim to want what is best for women, it is the women who are being hurt and exploited, being splayed from both ends as if they were the rope personified in this tug of war between East and West.\n\nBest Interest or Self Interest\n\nIt is self-evident that women need protection; women in Asia are protesting for protection and anyone who empathizes with them feels the same necessity; otherwise, rape or sexual assault against women would not be viewed as a malicious crime, but rather as a sport or pastime.",
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"Hey Space Cadets, here is the next installment in my series of book reviews. I’ve been busy with life, but I am hoping I can hit the ground running once the summer is over and I can throw my kids at the public school system! I’ve got a few open projects, and I hope to get back to publishing novels soon. I’m debating whether or not to hold off releasing novels for the rapid release strategy model of marketing. Finally, if I didn’t mention it, my story was accepted for the next Four Horsemen Anthology.\n\nBut enough about me, let’s get to this review!\n\nObtained: I bought the story and audiobook combination from Amazon.",
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If he fails to convince his new audience, his next performance could be his last…\n\nThis novel is what happens when you slam an FTL ship and all of the other science fiction tropes onto a Regency Era pirate ship on patrol in the Spanish Main. Its everything you like about both periods, a unique take on the standard pirate story.\n\nIn this novel, we see a singular focus given to Robert Taylor Ford with the other characters in the novel given secondary status. The main character was very flushed out, and I never felt like I didn’t know who he was or where he came from. I felt like I could relate to him as a person, as much as anyone really can with the snobby upper crust of a stagnating monarchal society. While most of the story is seen through Robert’s eyes, there were still plenty of secondary characters who I hope we get to see more of in the follow-on novels. Also, we need more red shirts dying glorious deaths. Like novels I read from military veterans, Edward used his military service to color this science fiction action-filled space opera. Here is a brief summary of the main character.\n\nRobert Taylor Ford: He is a Shakespearean actor, who once served his period of military service as an officer of the crown. He got involved with the pirates when he was shanghaied during the capture of his ship. We learn a lot about his backstory throughout this story, but basically, he started out as a spoiled rich kid and grew into something more.\n\nOverall, I will give these characters 5 out of 5 Grenades and can’t wait to see where the author takes this character throughout this series!\n\nUnlike most of the military fiction I love to read, this novel wasn’t just an action-packed novel. Don’t get me wrong, there was action, but it was dispersed among the world building in such a way as to raise stakes incrementally. The action was brutal, though the worst of it happened off screen. It seemed a bit sanitary for me because of that, which isn’t how I’d normally prefer my action. This does, however, mean this book would have wider appeal. As an author, I can appreciate that tactical decisions we sometimes make to give the readers what they want. Also, this book was not classified as military science fiction. This novel is a cyberpunk, galactic empire, an action-adventure story, and I feel like he was solidly within those genres. Overall, I would say that the story was internally consistent which allowed me to hit the “I believe” button. The premise was interesting, and the set-up was well executed with everything believable, well, as much as we could say about futuristic tech! I really loved the premise of this plot, and more importantly, I enjoyed how Edward D Hudson executed it. I couldn’t ask for anything more; excellent premise, believable execution and solid pacing! I again give Edward 4 out of 5 Grenades!\n\nThis is the first book in a new series, and I was hooked enough to want to read book two in this serious. Like in all the novels I bother to read to completion, this novel had a flushed-out world that felt complete. It was sometimes hard to follow because the information was spread throughout the novel, but in the end, you have all the information you need for the world. The world building started to get smoother the deeper into the story you got, but since this is the first book in a new series, I feel like that it was necessary to set the ball into motion. This series takes us past the world as we know and into a future that’s simply amazing to think about! The changes were believable, and there was no waving of the hands to address the realities of geopolitics at the international level. It seemed like all of the governments were evil, and it was often hard to figure out who was the bad guy. Normally I don’t like this, but it was well written enough that I’m willing to go along for the ride in book two. Regardless, the novel built on the modern world and pushed past it into the far future. I give the world building 4 out of 5 Grenades.\n\nLike most of the novels that I don’t drop within the first several chapters, this one was chalk full of visualization, and you could definitely imagine yourself in this world. There was never a place where I couldn’t picture the scenery and the equipment, which I enjoyed. Even the characters were given enough to form a mental image, which is a strength for Edward Hudson. Many authors push the trend of little to no details, which I dislike. I’m not perfect, and I’m sure you could find the same complaints about my own work, but I feel like books are better when there are more descriptions. This was an area where Edward Hudson showed his mettle, which is surprising for a debut novel. Overall, I give Edward 5 out of 5 grenades in this category!\n\nThis was the first novel I’ve listened to from narrator, Tim Gerard Reynolds. He did an amazing job narrating this book, it was solidly narrated. He had a heavy British accent, but it fit within the story, so I didn’t mind. Tim didn’t bore you, or make you zone out because of his monotone, and that’s very important in an audio narrator. His performance didn’t feel robotic like a machine was reading the novel too me. Instead, it felt like a friend was sitting with me reading an amazing story that he couldn’t put down. I bought this book in both formats but listened to it exclusively and was able to follow the story. I give him a 5 out of 5 grenades for his performance.\n\nI really enjoyed this book, though it wasn’t exactly what I would normally read. It had pirates though and was written by a veteran, so I had to give it a chance. I thought the blurb was well written, but the cover was a bit dark for my taste. Admittedly, I am colorblind so your taste may vary there because there’s a very real chance that I do not see the cover art as it actually is. I like that the main character was a combat veteran, and I felt like that part of his internal makeup was excellently done. The brief exposure to the military culture that was shown in this book was spot on, which shouldn’t surprise me since Edward Hudson is a veteran himself. One of the things that I did not like was how the backstory was introduced. Jumping around on the timeline isn’t a storytelling technique that I enjoy, and it can get confusing for me to follow. In all likelihood, that’s probably more an issue with my brain damage than a storytelling flaw, but I do prefer a story that is told chronologically. Once we got past the initial world building, I felt like it was smooth sailing. Yes, that pun was intended. What can I say? It’s a story about pirates! Speaking of pirates, I did like how he portrayed them. Too often the idea is romanticized in a way that does not fit reality, and we are led to believe that they were genuinely nice people. It’s hard to reconcile that with the brutality many pirates performed upon their captured prisoners. In this novel, the pirates performed truly evil acts, and it was never sugarcoated. The final part that I didn’t like was the conclusion. It tied everything into a knot but left enough hanging that I wanted to find out more in that book isn’t out yet. I guess this officially means that Edward D Hudson is a member of the “Cliff Hanging Bastards Club.” I’m not sure, but I do believe he gets the T-shirt now! On a serious note, I know another book is coming, and I’ll definitely be reading it to find out what happens next. Basically, Edward managed to keep my interest long enough to hook me and picked up speed throughout the novel. It’s a fun little adventure story and is a book I would happily recommend. Also, this is an author I will definitely read again. Given that, I truly recommend this novel! Overall, I give it 4 out of 5 Grenades.\n\nIf this book sounds like it’s right up your alley, check it out, you won’t regret it! Well, unless it motivates you to reenact Robert Taylor Ford’s desperate retreat from the law aboard an interstellar spaceship. And then you find the galaxy’s first space pilot, Mark Watney, who captures your ship and shanghai you into service. And you end up fighting under the skull and crossbones of the Jolly Roger. And then your attempts to seize your next prize ends in disastrous failure. Defeated, you’re arrested and tried for piracy and hung from the yardarms of New Trafalgar. And as you take your dying breath, a clerk of the court runs towards the town square to delivery clemency orders. Yeah, it would suck to die just as you’ve been pardoned. Well yeah, I guess this could be bad for you. 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"All of this is remarkable because it reaffirms the sovereign right of any refugee displaced by force to decide whether or not to go back to the country of origin – which is not something that we see very often in similar situations around the world. It also gives teeth to the principle of voluntary repatriation through informed consent (and not just ‘repatriation’) as a fundamental component of any process of refugee return. While this is a well-established norm in international law, states routinely bypass it while repatriating displaced persons.\n\nWhat happened on August 22 is significant also because it brings to attention the implausibility of any refugee return to Rakhine state in the current context. While Dhaka and Naypyitaw had signed a bilateral repatriation agreement in November 2017 and have also formed a Joint Working Group, little has happened on the ground. If anything, developments in the interim in Rakhine state have only steadily eroded whatever meagre conditions were left for safe, dignified and sustainable return of the Rohingya to their original places of residence.\n\nOnly last month, the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) released an extensive report outlining major infrastructural alterations in northern Rakhine that prevent the full-spectrum resettlement and rehabilitation of returning Rohingya refugees. Through analysis of a combination of new satellite imagery and open-source data, the report concluded that 40% of the Rohingya settlements affected by the post-August 2017 violence have been razed and six “military facilities” were built on top of such settlements.\n\nFurther, it identified 320 settlements that showed no signs of reconstruction and at least 45 newly-constructed camps meant for “internally displaced people, returning refugees, or both”. Such camps, many of which are already operational in the Rakhine hinterlands, have proven to be long-term internment facilities, rather than transit camps.\n\n“We’ve found no evidence of widespread preparation for Rohingya refugees to return to safe and dignified conditions. Instead, we’ve found ongoing destruction of additional settlements and the construction of highly securitised camps and military bases that have been built, fortified or expanded on the sites of razed Rohingya settlements,” says the report.\n\nThe ASPI report confirmed two other similar reports published earlier by Amnesty International and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research – Operational Satellite Applications Program (UNITAR – UNOSAT). The key point here is that under the shifting circumstances on the ground in northern Rakhine, the returning refugees would not be able to go back to “their own households and original places of residence or a safe and secure place nearest to it of their choice” as stipulated by the November 2017 bilateral agreement between Bangladesh and Myanmar.",
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"Nagging suspicion between Dhaka and Naypitaw\n\nAdd to this, the nagging suspicion and lack of trust between Dhaka and Naypyitaw. Following the latest stalled attempt at repatriation, both were quick to blame each other. While Myanmar blamed Bangladesh of not distributing the required verification paperwork to potential returnees, the Sheikh Hasina government put the onus of expediting the process on Myanmar.\n\n“Accusations of non-cooperation in the repatriation effort against Bangladesh by a party who is fully responsible for the protracted crisis is baseless, ill-motivated, and totally unacceptable,” Dhaka said on August 25.\n\nThe dearth of faith on each other runs so deep that discussions over repatriation between the two neighbours have had to be mediated by third parties. China has taken the lead in this, with the Myanmar side claiming that it was Beijing that informed Naypyitaw about Dhaka’s interest to resume the process. While such diplomatic interventions may bear positive outcomes in the near future, the involvement of a big power with significant political-economic leverage could do more harm than good in the short term. Under undue pressure from Beijing, Bangladesh and Myanmar might rush through the repatriation process, if they attempt it again that is, without the attendant safeguards. This would be gravely detrimental to the refugees.\n\nFollowing the failed return attempt, Bangladeshi experts have called for structural changes within Myanmar to facilitate the repatriation of the Rohingya. These changes primarily include giving Burmese citizenship to the Rohingya, with other political, economic, social and cultural rights flowing from it. However, this is highly unlikely in the prevailing context.\n\nThe Burmese state continues to view the Rohingya Muslims as “illegal immigrants”, and recognising them as a ‘national race’ at par to 135 other ethnic groups living in Myanmar would require major legislative changes in the parliament. Given the delicate relationship between the civilian government and the military, which occupies 25% seat share in the parliament, and the ongoing process of constitutional amendments, the Rohingya citizenship issue remains a highly precarious issue for stakeholders to touch at the moment.\n\nSituation not conducive of refugee return\n\nMoreover, the security situation in the Rakhine state is far from conducive for any kind of refugee return. As a violent war rages on between the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army, an ethnic Rakhine Buddhist armed group, the remaining Rohingya in northern Rakhine have found themselves trapped in the crossfire.\n\nThe government has also suspended the internet in several areas of northern Rakhine and blocked access for humanitarian aid workers and journalists. If the Rohingya, who are already institutionally marginalised and persecuted in Myanmar, return to Rakhine under such circumstances, they stand to face more violence and re-displacement.\n\nRecently, the UN International Fact-Finding Mission (FFM) on Myanmar released a new report ascertaining that the Myanmar military has been routinely and systematically employing “sexual and gender-based violence to terrorize and punish ethnic minorities”. Needless to say, the Rohingya community remains a frontline target in this regard, as shown by multiple instances of state-sponsored violence in the past.\n\nSo, there is little doubt that returning Rohingyas would face threatening circumstances when they go back to Myanmar, both physical and structural. Left without adequate legal safeguards, as they are right now within the Burmese state, the stateless community is bound to fall deeper into the pit of persecution.\n\nClearly, the current approach to repatriation isn’t working. All discussions have ultimately fallen back to citizenship rights for the returning Rohingya, which remains a non-starter in Myanmar. Naypyitaw instead wants to give the Rohingya National Verification Cards (NVCs), which identify them as ‘Bengalis’ (or immigrants from Bangladesh). The Rohingya have already rejected the NVC framework, which they argue, is yet another institutional measure to keep them demographically, politically and economically sidelined. Myanmar, on the other hand, has made it clear that the Rohingya can avail economic and social entitlements only if they accept the NVC. This is a tricky deadlock that warrants sustained, multi-stakeholder and cautious engagement.\n\nAs also suggested by Bangladeshi experts, the only viable way forward here is international cooperation and diplomatic pressure on Myanmar to recognise the Rohingya as citizens. The pressure must come from Naypyitaw’s regional and extra-regional partners who maintain deep economic and political ties with the military and the Aung San Suu Kyi government. Secondarily, a protracted, complex and sub-regional refugee situation such as this requires collective and context-specific engagement and not just the involvement of the immediate parties.\n\nIn this regard, the Global Compact on Refugees (GCR), agreed upon in the UN General Assembly last year December, can play a significant role in galvanising support along with the principle of responsibility-sharing and devising creative solutions (including third country options) to resolve the crisis. It can also help build refugee self-reliance and promote a broader dialogue platform to engage with the country of origin i.e. Myanmar. But, this will also require unprecedented political will from Myanmar’s foreign partners, including India and China, to ask some difficult questions and demand corrective action from the military and the Suu Kyi government.\n\nWithout engagement on political rights for the Rohingya within Myanmar, many more failed repatriation attempts are on the cards. For now, the fact that the refugees aren’t willing to settle for anything less than a safe, dignified and sustainable repatriation shows their remarkable grit and consciousness of inalienable rights."
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"Before spending a semester in Florence during college, I had never lived away from home. Actually, I had never been away from both of my parents at the same time for more than a week. In short, I was incredibly sheltered. The small town we lived in was very much like a bubble, and though I had traveled rather extensively for my age (thanks, dad's job!), I wasn't exactly \"worldly.\"\n\nDuring my first weeks in Florence, I got by with a kind of \"fake it 'til you make it\" attitude. I pretended I knew what I was doing. I walked quickly, as if I had a destination in mind. I studied maps of the city religiously.\n\nAnd then, a few weeks in, something magical happened: I acclimated.",
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"Hailing from Downeast Maine, Fred has been writing stories since childhood and working in radio drama since 2006. Trained as an indie filmmaker, Fred has brought a film-like approach to his radio stories that includes location production of stories and cinematic-style sound design. His passion is in telling genre stories with a slant, re-envisioning how the audio format can entertain and illuminate in the 21st century. Fred lives with his wife and daughter in rural Maine in an off-grid home they built together. Visit www.finalrune.com for more award-winning audio stories by Fred.",
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"Matthew J Boudreau has a BA in Writing and Technical Theatre with focuses in Storytelling and Sound. He is a producer, voice actor and technical director for Aural Stage Studios, an audio production company working out of Buffalo and New York City. Matt Clark Kents as a Technical Writer and Training Video producer at R R Donnelley in Grand Island, NY. His audio work has been featured in the independent films The Big Bad, 25 Cents for Loveand Spinning, as well as the American Globe Theatre’s video production of Hamlet. He is also the lead sound designer on the award-winning audio dramas 1918, Intensive Care, and The Cleansed.",
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"Eric studied audio at the Midlands Audio Institute and then spent over 5 years recording, mixing, and mastering music in a commercial recording studio before he transitioned over to work solely in post audio.\n\nAfter he moved to Sacramento, CA, in 2010 to concentrate on post audio, Eric spent time mentoring under Emmy recipient Gordon Hempton, The Sound Tracker®. Gordon is known for field recording and he primarily focuses on recording the sounds of nature.\n\nNow, with over a decade of experience in professional audio with an emphasis on Sound Design & Editorial, Field Recording, and Re-Record Mixing for post audio, Eric has developed a very multifaceted background in audio.\n\nWhen he’s not working on Sound Design & Editorial or Re-Record Mixing jobs, he spends most of his time field recording everything from roaring fumaroles (steam and volcanic-gas vents), horses, guns, and nature ambiences, for later use in his sound design projects.\n\nFor more information on Eric and all of the projects that he’s currently working on, please visit Eric-Mooney.com.",
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"Hubert Campbell is a recording arts graduate of Flashpoint Academy with a passion for creating soundscapes and music for film, audiobooks, and videogames. Since 2008, he has honed his skills in sound design on programs such as Digidesign’s Pro Tools; EastWest / Quantum Leap’s Composer’s Collection and Sibelius for MIDI music composition; Digidesign’s Hybrid, Reason’s Subcontractor, and Native Instrument’s Absynth 5 for synthesis of sound effects. His credits include work as a sound designer and composer for the short films, Dream€ and Candle€ and work as a composer for the live action animated film, This Way Up which was recently accepted into the Milwaukee Short Film Festival in 2010. Hubert recently completed a stint as a Location Audio Recordist for the independent film, “Waterwalk” currently in production. Hubert is also graduate of Cornell University with a degree in Biology. He is a self-taught composer and can play the piano and viola.",
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"Philip Hobby is a radio drama lover and performer in Portland, Maine. A FinalRune regular, he’s performed a range of roles that have had him cramped into a studio space with a half dozen other actors, belting at the top of his lungs, screaming while a pumpkin pretending to be his head was smashed in with an axe, and being an eerily overly-friendly sea-dog while persuading Norman to stay on a lazy tropical island. He plays Luke, the damaged 20-year old in The Cleansed.",
null,
"Chris Newcomb is an actor, storyteller, author, musician and teacher residing in Portland, Maine. He has played in several previous FinalRune stories. In The Cleansed, he plays the role of “David,” the stubborn technologist leading the Refuge.",
null,
"Kym Dakin has credits that span from television and animation, to Broadway and national tours. She was a frequent guest artist at Actor’s Theatre of Louisville and spent several seasons regionally at Syracuse Stage and Denver Center Theatre Company. Locally, she was a member of Madhorse Theatre Co. for over a decade and appeared in several productions at Portland Stage Co. She was hired as adjunct theatre faculty at Bowdoin College and at USMCCE. She had a retainer voice contract with GMC Truck for over 10 years, has recorded hundreds of voiceovers as well as two dozen audiobooks, many for BBC Audiobooks America and Brilliance Audio, and she won the Audie Award for her recording of Runaway by Alice Munro.",
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"While acting in New York, Paul studied with the highly respected Jodie McClintock (Shakespeare), Terry Schreiber (scene study and stage relationships) and Patsy Rodenberg (vocal coach to the Royal Shakespeare Company). While in LA, Paul had the good fortune of studying voice over with Louise Chamis. Paul has worked extensively in film, television, on stage and in the recording booth. Directors include Stanley Tucci, Jim Wilson, Mel Gibson, Joe Pitka, and Bill Dufries. Paul has shared the set and stage with Cameron Diaz and Mark Jacoby, narrated for The Portland Symphony, and has been a personal bartender to Dan Rather.",
null,
"Think of your favorite TV shows and movies – well, there he is: Richard McGonagle! You know them all! On the tube he’s everywhere: the recurring Judge Patrick Wilcox on The Practice, The West Wing, Six Feet Under, Ally McBeal, The Agency, recurring on Third Rock From the Sun, Seinfeld, Roswell, The X-Files, Star Trek – Next Generation, and Voyager, or check out films like, Rules of Engagement, Mighty Joe Young, Senseless, The American President and much more! Think you recognize a certain deep, warm voice? Yes, that’s Richard, whose special talents make him a highly popular voice-over actor. You hear him everywhere from documentary narrations, to animation, to national commercials, to audio books. This busy actor also happens to be a highly talented writer and is currently developing a TV project with a razor-sharp edge! But for Richard, it’s always acting on top of the list and the industry and fans agree!",
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"Brent is a member of Mad Horse Theatre and the Stone Pinhead Ensemble. He played the role of “Simon” on Gitgo’s web series, “Willard Beach.” He was part of HBO’s New Writers Project and has sold screenplays to several companies, including Paramount Pictures, Marvel Films, and Artisan Entertainment. Brent sounds downright evil as our lead villain, Saul.",
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"Dylan Chestnutt made his stage debut in the fall of 2008 in Good Theater’s production of “On Golden Pond.” He followed that with “A Christmas Carol” at Portland Stage and two Mad Horse shows. He plays Saul’s unwilling protege, Zeke.",
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"Erik has worked in films and various theatrical mediums in London, Los Angeles, and Portland, ME. He is currently involved in a handful of commercial, narrative, and musical audio projects in the Portland area. Erik plays Deputy Dan in The Entertainment Experiment’s current running web-series Ragged Isle. He is also an active member of MINT Films, which recently was awarded Best Film in Portland, ME for the international 48 Hour Film Project for their film, A Bounty for Susannah, which screened at the Miami International Film Festival in March 2011. He stars as the character Steve in Allen Baldwin’s film, Up Up Down Down, which is currently in festival circulation. You can view some of Erik’s work at erikmoody.blogspot.com. Free music by his band, Robber & Thief, is available through facebook.com/robberandthief.",
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"Andrew Sawyer is an actor/producer/director/writer/jackofalltrades hailing from the good old state of Maine. As a good old boy of Portland he’s learned just how tough the Maine winters can be, as well as how tough landing a good gig can. Past roles include Mrs. Peachum in Lorem Ibsum’s production of “The 3-Penny Opera,” Joseph Carrol in the Laughing Man Films production of “Transmitter” : Winner of the Portland, ME 2011 48 Hour Film competition, as well as multiple roles in multiple productions by Mint Films.",
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"Ian is a film and stage actor from Portland, ME. Previous film work includes: The Transition of Minor Skies, Strange Night, A Bounty for Susannah, I Built a Time Machine to Kill Hitler, Swamp Goblin, Double Oh! and of course, Death Rides Last. Theater credits: “Equus,” “Ubu Roi,” “Six Degrees of Separation,” “Twelfth Night,” “The History Boys,” “Philadelphia, Here I Come!” and “Titus Andronicus.” Ian performs various musical support duties in Robber & Thief, a band he shares with fellow cast member Erik Moody. And for everyone from the Southern Maine, he is indeed that guy in the Portland Jetport commercial.",
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"Susan plays the matriarch of the Dwellers, Caitlin. Â She is a healer, defender, mother.\n\nSusan was taken from us in a tragic car crash December 2014. Â Her warm and energizing presence will be greatly missed. Â Her contribution to The Cleansed shall live on.\n\nDave Marshall is a professional actor with many national and regional film, television, radio drama and commercial credits. Recent radio drama credits include THE CLEANSED for Final Rune, INTENSIVE CARE for Aural Stage Studios and THE DUNWICH HORROR for 19 Nocturne Boulevard",
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"Michael is a Maine native and a founding member of Kill Mike Theater, NYC and Lorem Ipsum, Portland, ME. Recently Michael has worked in front of the camera with both Last House and MINT Films as a part of the Damnationland horror film festival, as well as the forthcoming feature, How To Make Movies At Home, with Hillport Maine Productions. Michael is excited about Maine-based film making, and ready to get back to the island.\n\nJanice recently appeared in Good Theater’s Light Up the Sky and as Sarah Orne Jewett in Carolyn Gage’s Deep Haven. As a company member of AIRE, her favorite roles include Nellie Nora in Eclipsed, Margaret in The Grand O’Neal, and Chrissy in Dancing at Lughnasa. She also appeared as Gila in Mad Horse Theater Company€˜s Dark Night production of One for the Road and will be in their upcoming production of Dead Man’s Cell Phone.",
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"Rachel has been teaching for many years, first in New York City and now Maine. Her students can be seen on film, Broadway and stage throughout the country. She has studied at George Washington University, Brooklyn College, and The Michael Howard Studio with Larry Singer.",
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"Tim Sample is widely acknowledged to be New England’s premier native humorist. Novelist Stephen King has likened Sample’s work to that of Mark Twain, and Charles Kuralt called him “Maine’s humorist laureate.” Tim’s books, albums, and videos (including four albums and a video for the Bert and I company) have sold well over a million copies. For eleven years he was a correspondent for CBS News and a regular essayist on the Emmy award winning television show CBS News Sunday Morning, hosted by veteran newsman Charles Osgood. We had the pleasure of working with Tim in Season 2 to play the role of curmudgeonly lighthouse keeper “Cutler.”"
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"Overnight Pringles has become the recycling world’s public enemy number one. “What idiot designed this?” asked The Recycling Association’s CEO Simon Ellin at a conference last month, before singling out the cylindrical carton as “the worst packaging offender” again to the media last week.\n\nEllin’s beef with Pringles is its use of mixed materials - a combination of cardboard outer, foil lining, metal base, foil seal and plastic lid - which means they can’t be recycled.\n\nBut Ellin didn’t stop there. The “number two villain” was Lucozade Sport for being “over-packaged” due to its “unnecessary” polymer shrink-wrap.\n\nAnd while singling out no further brands, he highlighted similar issues with cleaning spray bottles (mix of plastics and a metal spring), whisky bottles (glass with metal collar), and black plastic trays.\n\n@Pringles_UK Are plans afoot to change the packaging on a pringles tube?\nCurrent mix of metal and c/board doesn’t recycle well. #recycling\n\n@Pringles_UK have you got any plans to make your packaging more easily recycleable? I love pringles but v disappointed to read about this. 🙁\n\nSo how fair and significant are his comments? And what’s to be done?\n\nBoth Pringles and Lucozade have defended their packaging. Pringles insists its classic tube, made with 100% recycled paperboard, reduces food waste. “The poly-foil lining is an exceptionally thin layer that protects the crisps from moisture and oxygen, maintaining the flavour and freshness our consumers expect,” says a spokeswoman.\n\nPlus, the plastic cap allows shoppers to exercise portion control, she adds, and the steel ends ensure the product remains intact. “Consumers like their crisps unbroken.”\n\nMeanwhile, Lucozade says “all our bottles are recyclable” and points out it has reduced the weight of the Sport bottle by 3g, “which equates to an annual saving of 540 tonnes of plastic”.\n\nNonetheless, Ellin’s concerns are hard to ignore. The vast majority of UK recycling materials go overseas for processing - for example, around 61% of the eight million tonnes of paper fibre collected each year. And major markets such as China are rejecting them for being adulterated by metal and plastic, Ellin says. “We’ve got to clean up the material we’re sending them. The quality of what we’re putting in our household bins has to improve radically and quickly.”\n\nWhat makes Ellin’s argument more powerful is that he isn’t simply anti-packaging. “Companies such as Coca-Cola, Marks & Spencer and Unilever are pioneers in improving the sustainability of their products and ensuring the packaging can be recycled once used,” he says.\n\nHe’s not an isolated voice. Thom Newton, CEO of the Conran Design Group, believes: “Without an innovative supply chain, too much responsibility is placed at the end - on waste management and recycling. The design process can ensure few or no non-recyclable materials are used.”\n\nSarah Wade, strategy director at brand design consultancy Holmes & Marchant, says the benefits would be two-fold. “Designing packaging that makes the process as streamlined as possible will not only encourage more people to recycle, but will result in less contamination of recycled waste.”\n\nA change to the law?\n\nBut she doubts anything will change in the absence of legislation. “Irresponsible packaging producers will continue to survive as long as they are allowed to by lax guidelines that aren’t enshrined in law. ”\n\nThere are already rules set out in the Packaging (Essential Requirements) Regulations 2015, which brought an EU directive into force. But, in the simplest terms, it requires manufacturers only to make efforts to be recyclable, says environmental lawyer Lee McBride of Gowling WLG. “I would encourage the incoming government to look closely at existing packaging laws and regulations with a view to making changes to ensure that product packaging is more easily recyclable.”\n\nA change in law would rely on extra funding for enforcement bodies, and the penalties would need to be serious deterrents to lawbreaking.\n\nNeil Hughston, CEO of the Duke creative agency, advises Lucozade and Pringles to “move quickly and be very public about how the packaging will be changing to be more easily recyclable”. But he’s not convinced they will listen.\n\n“This of course would come at a cost to their bottom line, and the question is: are they prepared to sacrifice some of it? My suspicion is no.”"
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"Share\nSamsung Electronics has announced the mass production of its 2nd Gen 10-nanometer class 8GB DDR4 DRAM for PC. Samsung also claims that it should be the smallest DRAM ever designed for a desktop.",
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"The 2nd Gen DDR4 8GB RAM has 30 percent improvement over the first Gen RAM. The previous DDR4 was only limited to 3200 Mb, while the new operates at 3,600 Mbps. The energy consumption is said to be upgraded by 15 percent, while the performance is by 10 percent.\n\nSamsung is now working to develop the next-Gen of DRAM. These advancements will allow Samsung to accelerate production of High Bandwidth Memory 3(HBM3), DDR5 Graphic Card,GDDR5 Graphics, and LPDDR5 for mobile.\n\nSamsung also started the mass production of the 512GB embedded universal flash storage (eUFS) for the mobile devices being the first company in the market to mass produce the 512GB of eUFS,. The highest used storage in a smartphone is of 256GB which is currently on the iPhone X and Samsung Note 8.\nPublisherWisdom UchePosted atSaturday, December 23, 2017 2 comments\nLabels#Tech news"
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