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Nilima Achwal
The Female Founders Lab
Nilima Achwal is the founder of The Female Founders Lab, a global, virtual ecosystem of female impact entrepreneurs creating ventures that will radically transform our world to be more regenerative, sustainable, holistic, democratic, and just.
Nilima is a globally recognized entrepreneur, speaker, venture coach, and writer working to transform systems and industries through social entrepreneurship. Previously, she founded a taboo-breaking social venture called Iesha Learning, bringing sex education and gender sensitization to half a million middle schoolers across India. She also conceptualized and launched a social enterprise incubation program that was funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, which succeeded in raising seed capital for early-stage entrepreneurs in sustainable energy, holistic education, inclusive finance, regenerative agriculture and food systems, and new paradigm healthcare.
Nilima has been published and featured in VICE, USA Today, and Harvard Business Review, was named in the top 100 global social entrepreneurs by Echoing Green and top 8 tech ventures by TechStars India, has given two TEDx talks, has starred in a reality show about social entrepreneurs reaching 10 million viewers, and has published 15+ business case studies for Kellogg School of Management and Ross Business School.
Follow her on Twitter at @niliach.
Articles by Nilima Achwal
EdTech That Can Do Much More for Global Learning
Ed-tech has been hailed as a game-changer of sorts, a movement that will equalize the playing field for all children. Of course, this sort of hype does not come without its drawbacks. More research is showing that technology can only be an enabler and aid – not a replacement – to real, live nurturing teachers in the classroom. What is needed in order for technology to work in education? EdTechX Europe was a forum for answers.
At Echoing Green's Inaugural Global Conference in Mumbai: With 400 million without electricity, you can't talk in small numbers here
For the first time ever, Echoing Green's annual Fellows conference – five days that bring together fellows from all over the world to collaborate and learn from each other – was not held in the U.S. Instead, it took place, in the words Cheryl Dorsey, president of the social finance and support organization, in Mumbai, India - the "exciting global center for social enterprise."
Comply or Explain: Corporate India takes on a new model of CSR
Corporations and NGOs are still working to interpret and implement India's Companies Act, which requires corporations to spend 2 percent of their average net profits on corporate social responsibility. The law affects about 8,000 companies that will spend a combined total of about $3.2 billion. The Companies Act was the centerpiece of the 2nd Global Conference on CSR in India last week.
Dasra Philanthropy Week 2014: Urgency in gender equality
Dasra hosted its fifth annual Philanthropy Week from March 5-7. It convened more than 600 prominent philanthropists, corporations and impact investors to catalyze funding to India's social sector. And as Nilima Achwal explains, Dasra has made a notable strategic shift to focus on adolescent girl empowerment.
Entrepreneurship, Impact Assessment
impact investing, philanthropy, poverty alleviation, social enterprise
'Frightening Hype' in Impact Investing and Other Ways to Move the World
If non-profit ventures are able to function well and create deep impact (possibly a more transformational impact than the typical for-profit social enterprise), then perhaps we should be asking another question: How do we introduce better mechanisms to create rigor in high-performing non-profits, channel massive funding to them, and help them grow?
Women Deliver Conference 2013: A holistic approach to reaching scale
For the social enterprise field, there are critical insights to be gleaned from the international development space as well. Interventions focused on the "whole girl," or supporting every piece of her life (health, education, legal rights, community awareness), seem to work better than interventions only focused on one isolated need area. Interestingly, most of the winning social enterprises at of the Social Enterprise Challenge at the Women Deliver Conference aligned with this thinking, largely not being product- or invention- based, but rather taking more holistic approaches.
Women Deliver Conference 2013: Why it pays to invest in women
In the biggest conference this decade focusing on girls' and women's health and rights, Women Deliver brought together more than 4,500 leaders and advocates -representing over 2,200 organizations and 149 countries – in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
business development, financial inclusion
Social Enterprise Through a Wide Angle Lens : G20 Inclusive Business Workshop Asia focuses on benefits beyond income
Following the annual G20 Summit in Mexico last June, the G20 Challenge was created to celebrate some of the world's most accomplished social entrepreneurs. Moreover, in order to showcase the winners and share lessons learned at a local level, it began its Regional Inclusive Business Workshops, which bring together select groups of social entrepreneurs, ecosystem builders, policy makers, and academics to discuss salient challenges and innovative ways to surmount them.


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Iraqi troops say battle to retake city will not be easy, with areas "littered with bombs and booby-traps".
Iraqi forces battling the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) group for control of the northern town of Tikrit have encountered setbacks, with bombs and booby-traps slowing their advance.
"A rapid advance in a city where the ground is littered with bombs and booby-traps is too tough to achieve," said Mayor Osama al-Tikriti.
Security forces said on Sunday that they were slowly rolling into the city's western area with the help of US-led airstrikes despite Shia militias boycotting the offensive.
"There is some resistance from the enemy, but it's mainly due to the booby-traps set up on the roads, in the houses, shops and government facilities," Brigadier-General Thamer Mohamed told the Reuters news agency. "As you can see, our units are advancing and we have air support."
The security forces and Shia militias, who provided the largest number of fighters, began their offensive on March 2 but halted operations after two weeks due to heavy casualties and tensions within the government and with US officials over Iran's prominent role.
The battle remains slow-going. At least 17 security personnel have been killed in fighting and another 100 wounded around Tikrit since Thursday when the US airstrikes began, a security officer told the Reuters news agency.
On Sunday, an attempt to infiltrate Tikrit from the southern district of Shisheen was thwarted by rebels. They used anti-tank missiles to destroy a bulldozer being used by the military to clear a path around booby-trapped roads, an official said.
Meanwhile, several injured Shia fighters told Al Jazeera that the US was to blame for their injuries after striking their positions near Tikrit, the main city in Salahuddin provicence and birthpalce of Saddam Hussein, Iraq's fromer president.
Shia militias, aligned with Tehran, have repeatedly said they do not need US support to drive ISIL from Tikrit.
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ISIL ambushed an Iraqi army and Shia paramilitary base near Dujail on Sunday, killing six paramilitary volunteers and wounding 14 others, a security official said.
The clashes in the countryside around Dujail, just 54km from Baghdad, lasted until sunset and involved two suicide bombers and machine gunners on pick-up trucks.
In Baghdad, at least seven people were killed in three bombings on Sunday, while a soldier also died in a bomb blast targeting a convoy in Tarmiyah just north of the capital.


Yesterday, my father was admitted to a local hospital reluctantly by his primary care physician, and on the wishes of my younger brother, who is also a physician. His doctor wanted to put him in a hospice; my brother had the good sense to convince the primary to admit him to the hospital.
My father has been ignoring a very a serious problem with his legs that has left them inflamed, infected and with open wounds and leaking. And despite pleadings and arguments with him from me, my brother, his doctor, and a home health agency we are using to take care of my mother, he has resisted going to the hospital, or even taking responsibility for the state of his health.
For a few years now, he has been treated for this condition by a dermatologist, who has wrapped his legs with bandages and put Calamine lotion on it. They have prescribed compression stockings for him to wear, but he has only worn them whenever he asked an aide to put them on for him.
But because of the leakage and bleeding, the aides and the agency have told him that they cannot do anything for him until his legs are treated.
I have told him that a dermatologist is not the right doctor to treat this problem, but he has insisted on going back there time and again because of the attention they paid to him in the past, especially one young woman who no longer works there who he was infatuated with.
I might add that this doctor was one of doctors in a database the New York Times published online of physicians who received a majority of the payouts from Medicare in 2012.
Hopefully, now that he is in the hospital, he will get the proper treatment and his legs will improve.
The reason I am telling you this is that the workers' compensation system has so many "health problems" that are being ignored or treated with ineffective and useless treatments.
Sort of like what is wrong with my father…plenty of open wounds and sores, and other underlying issues that is being treated by the wrong kind of doctor.
These problems, as I have discussed in the past, such as the fraud and abuse of injured workers, the opioid abuse problem, general health care plans charged less for the same surgeries under workers' comp, and so many other issues, have either been ignored, or are being mistreated because some in the workers' comp industry are infatuated with the service they are receiving from their service providers and cannot understand that these companies are not interested in solving these problems, only prolonging them because they profit from it.
Also, they are pursuing "treatments" that are ineffective and only make the problems worse, as in the case of my father and his dermatologist.
But unlike my father who finally allowed his doctor to admit him to the hospital, the workers' comp industry is refusing to seek proper treatment.
"Aged statutes and old case law" is one excuse they offer. Another is because doctors and lawyers are milking and gaming the system and they won't or can't do anything about this. And finally, they refuse to seek treatment because they are under the delusion that everything they have tried so far, or will try in the future to address these problems will work, if they only keep doing so.
But we have already seen that some states are allowing employers to opt-out of the system. In one state, a judge has ruled that that state's system unconstitutional. Joe Paduda has been writing on his blog about private equity firms buying up Third Party Administrator companies and workers' comp service providers in an effort to consolidate the workers' comp claims process from right after the first report of injury to the management of the claim, to the management of the pharmacy benefits, and all other services.
As this vertical integration proceeds, it is likely that costs will go up, profits will flow to the top, meaning to the private equity firms and their investor clients, and services provided may not be adequate to treat the injured worker because of the demand for greater efficiency in the process and for ever more profits to be squeezed out of the system.
So, do we see if the "patient" still refuses to get the help it desperately needs, or does it go on pretending that there is nothing wrong, and dies a slow death.
I am glad my father finally agreed to get help. I am still waiting for the workers' comp industry to do the same. It needs to go to the "hospital" not a hospice.
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Schemes 'must address mortality variation within sectors'
Open-access content 29th May 2012
Smaller pension schemes have been urged to review their mortality data after new actuarial research highlighted the wide variation of mortality experience within, as well as between, industry sectors.
A paper published earlier this month by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries' Continuous Mortality Investigation found that overall mortality rates in the financial sector were around 20% less than the rates calculated by schemes in basic industries such as mining and paper.
But within the financial sector itself, members receiving pensions of less than £1,500 a year were almost twice as likely to die earlier than pensioners receiving over £25,000 a year.
According to Mercer, this suggests that working in the same industry could be less relevant to life expectancy than the level of pension received, which is likely to indicate the socio-economic group an individual belongs to.
Mortality rates are important to pension schemes, because the longer people are expected to live, the longer pension payments are likely to have to be made. This means schemes have to hold more assets to cover these payments.
Glyn Bradley, associate at Mercer, said mortality assessments had found it was not unusual for senior managerial employees to live two to three years longer than employees with more routine work in the same company.
'This means that these pension schemes need to hold about 10% more assets, per pound of pension being paid to the retired higher-paid workers, relative to the amount they need to hold to provide a lower-paid worker's pension.'
According to Mr Bradley, these disparities within schemes are likely to be linked to higher-paid workers having healthier lifestyles. 'These are very broad generalisations but in short: working with your hands won't kill you, but the booze and fags might,' he said.
Schemes should use modern actuarial techniques to set scheme-specific mortality assumptions, he said, making use of postcode profiling and more sophisticated modelling that was once the preserve of large insurers.

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Business executives don't seem to be overly concerned about the risk of data breaches.
A recent study conducted by NTT Com Security, a global information security and risk management company, revealed that only about one-third of U.S. data is currently secure.
The study included 100 U.S. senior business executives. When questioned, only 29 percent of these decision-makers said that data security was a major challenge to running a successful business. Business leaders also reported that only 10 to 12 percent of IT funds are currently budgeted for company security.
Of the respondents, 16 percent thought there would be no direct financial loss to their business as a result of a data breach, and 72 percent said they would expect the long-term impact to be minimal.
Security experts are becoming increasingly concerned about the apparent apathy on the part of business executives, especially in light of the recent string of data breaches that have affected companies from Home Depot to UPS. Data breaches can put customers in peril, exposing their sensitive personal information linked to identities, bank accounts and even health insurance. Breaches also deteriorate consumer trust in an organization, so businesses should not underestimate their negative effects.
Make sure your company is operating an up-to-date and fully secure point of sale system, especially before the holiday season gets fully underway.


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5 Independent Wrestlers WWE Need to Sign to NXT
By RJ Marceau
In the past few years, the WWE has started to sign independent wrestlers who have made their names huge in PWG, Dragon Gate USA, New Japan Pro Wrestling, Ring of Honor and CZW. The WWE recently signed Samoa Joe who was a huge signing especially since he was a face of TNA for a while. Other stars like Kevin Owens, Seth Rollins, Cesaro, Sami Zayn, Dean Ambrose and Hideo Itami came from the independents and have made a big name for themselves in the WWE. Here's a list of Independent wrestlers the WWE need to sign.
5. Jay Briscoe
When Ring of Honor started airing on Destination America, I decided to watch the program and get a new view on a new product. The first person was the then-ROH World Champion Jay Briscoe. Briscoe is great in the ring and would fit in perfectly in The Wyatt Family. He could be the member holding the U.S. or IC title while Bray and the other members try and win the other belts. If Briscoe were to sign he would have to bring his brother as well. I think Jay Briscoe in the Wyatt's would be great.
4. Prince Puma
Graham persuaded me to look into the new Lucha Underground. As a strictly WWE wrestling fan I decided to give the product a view. The first match I saw was Prince Puma vs. Johnny Mundo. This match was unbelievable and I became a big fan of Puma's. I looked him up and realized he wrestled in PWG and Evolve, which shows this guy has been working his way up through the Indy's. Masked or unmasked he could see big success on the main roster.
3. Moose
In the same episode of Ring of Honor that I watched when I saw Moose I said how isn't this guy in the WWE. His direction in ROH is all over the place since they really don't focus on big storylines but it was great to see this man wreck havoc in the ring. After the World's Strongest Man retires, they should pair him with Moose if they sign him and use Henry as a manager.
2. Johnny Gargano
Even though I haven't seen any of his work in Evolve, Johnny Wrestling caught my eye when he debuted on NXT in the Dusty Rhodes Classic. He has amazing in-ring skills and can easily be a big player in NXT. On the main roster, he could get lost in the shuffle but as an NXT talent he could have amazing matches.
1. The Panama City Playboy, Adam Cole
How is this man not signed to the WWE? Adam Cole is an amazing talent and should have been signed by the WWE after his first tryout in 2013. Cole is 26 so he has plenty of years to be signed by the WWE but they should sign him sooner rather then later. Cole reminds me of Seth Rollins with great in-ring skills and can be great as a face or a heel. Adam Cole can be a huge star in NXT and the main roster if the WWE signs him.


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Q: Asp.net 5 Build Up Object with registered services / components In asp before asp.net 5 I had all dependencies in a UnityContainer. Now one part of my api creates new EntityInstances.
Currently it looks like this
 public T CreateNew<T>(string id)
 {
      var entity = container.Resolve<T>(); //Creates a new instance and fills the depdencies
      entity.Id = id;
      return entity;
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Some of those EntityImplementation have references to registered Components.
With Unity there components would automatically have been injected to the ctor and annotated properties.
But now when the ApplicationStarts all that I have is the IApplicationBuilder.ApplicationServices
Is there a way to get objects build up with the servies thar are registered there?
Currently I don't want to use Unity as the ASP.net 5 ServiceProvider. Is thre a way how to do this with the classes asp 5 nativly provides ? Does anyone know which type asp uses to inject dependencies to the controllers?

A: I found it. The solution is the ActivatorUtilities.
It provides access to similar functionality like the unityContainer does. And its DIC agnostic, so what ever DIC you configure you can use this static interface.
static The solution is to use
Microsoft.Framework.DependencyInjection.ActivatorUtilities.CreateInstance<T>

So my method would look like:
  public sealed class ServiceProviderDomainObjectFactory<T> : IDomainObjectFactory<T>
    {
        private  IServiceProvider provider;

        public void SetProvider(IServiceProvider provider)
        {
            this.provider = provider;
        }

        public ServiceProviderDomainObjectFactory()
        {

        }

        public T CreateNew<T>(string id)
        {
            var test = ActivatorUtilities.CreateInstance<T>(id,provider);
            return (T1) test;
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Conservative Review August 14, 2019
Carmel Kookogey
Levin: These Dem senators are 'threatening the Supreme Court ... if they don't get in line on gun control'
Tuesday on the radio, LevinTV host Mark Levin called out Senate Democrats for their blatant tyranny in warning the Supreme Court to "heal" or else face "fundamental restructuring."
Democratic Senators Sheldon Whitehouse, R.I., Dick Durbin, Ill., Richard Blumenthal, Conn., Kirsten Gillibrand, N.Y., and Mazie Hirono, Hawaii, filed a brief in a New York gun control case Monday saying the court "is not well" and must "heal itself."
"This is tyranny. ... They're threatening the United States Supreme Court. You know, it's one thing to pass a new Judiciary Act, propose new numbers on the Supreme Court, amend the Constitution — they're not doing that. They're telling the court, 'Either you rule the way we want you to rule on gun control, or we're going to attack your institution legislatively.'"
"Donald Trump has criticized judges, and he's been viciously, relentlessly attacked for it," Levin reminded listeners. "'That's an independent branch; you can't question them.' Remember? But now you have multiple senior Senate Democrats, in a brief filed in the Supreme Court for all the media to see, threatening the Supreme Court with restructuring if they don't get in line on gun control. You have Brett Kavanaugh, a sitting associate justice of the Supreme Court, being threatened by the House Judiciary Committee, which wants his records from the time he was working at the White House Counsel's office — that is a threat against a sitting justice — and constantly intimating about impeachment of that justice. You have presidential candidates, including Joe Biden, trashing the Declaration of Independence, trashing the Constitution. You have them all almost unanimously trashing free markets and capitalism, attacking the Electoral College, attacking the Second Amendment. This is an unAmerican party. It has become a radicalized, unAmerican party, rejecting the Constitution except when it thinks it can help them. ... Attacking one institution after another. It's one thing to disagree, and one thing to come up with a constitutional means for addressing them, like Article V Convention of States. But that's not what they did. They filed a brief in the Supreme Court, threatening these Supreme Court justices, making it abundantly clear that they will bring pressure to change the makeup of the court if the court does not deliver them the opinion that they want."
"This is a party that's very, very comfortable with tyranny. This is a party that's very comfortable with a centralized, iron-fisted government, as long as they run it, as long as they control it."

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Italo animation mogul Iginio Straffi will be feted by the Ischia Global Film Festival, which Cannes fest juror Christoph Waltz is expected to attend, along with other expected guests in a stellar roster.
Straffi is topper of Rainbow Animation, in which Viacom holds a stake, creator of the "Winx" movies and TV series aired globally. He is also maker of 3D feature "Gladiators of Rome" to be released by Paramount Stateside. Straffi will receive Ischia's Filmmaker of the Year Award.
Arnon Milchan and Samuel L. Jackson will both be receiving Ischia Legend Awards, as previously announced.
Titles screening at Ischia will include the European premieres of Dito Montiel's "Empire State," Amanda Eliasch's "The Gun The Cake and The Butterfly," Omar Ynigo's "Marcelo," Shari Singer Berman's "Girl Most Likely" and Rory Kennedy's docu "Ethel." Shawn Levy's "The Internship," produced by Milchan, will have its Italo preem.
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Decor You Adore: Top 5 Ways to Add Serenity to your Bedroom!
I feel like I'm on a roll with all these house updates. We've emptied two of our three storage units but I'm still not parking in the garage. One box at a time I suppose.
I've finally had a few minutes to blog about all the progress we've been making. I might even have to work on another house tour in the very near future- whoa!!
One of my goals for our new bedroom was to create a cozy, serene space. Our last bedroom was beautiful but ginormous and I just couldn't achieve that sanctuary I craved. I was spending money like a drunken sailor on shore leave and the room never seemed quite "finished".
One of the things I really like about our new bedroom is that it is smaller. Yes, you read that right. In this day of supersizing, my hubby and I actually decided to sell our McMansion in favor of something we could bite off AND chew. A mere two months after the move, I feel like I'm closing in on serenity.
On that note, I thought I would share my top 5 tips to turn your bedroom into a cozy, serene sanctuary.
1. Replace your wooden bed with an upholstered headboard.
I really wanted an upholstered headboard but decided I couldn't live with looking at the unkempt covers at the foot of the bed. Since I don't have the time or patience to constantly straighten and adjust the covers AND I'm trying to avoid a one-way trip to the looney bin I opted for this awesome tufted, upholstered bed on Amazon.
There are a ton of upholstered headboards to choose from out there! And, there's no need to break the bank--even Target has some really great options.
Layers are key. You may recall my tutorial on making a bed to adore. I reused my bedding from our last house. It's too cozy not to, don't you think? Everyday this bedding inspires me to actually make the bed and it makes me smile to see the layers fluffed and in their places. One of life's simple pleasures, ya know?
Of course, no bed (or room) is complete without a monogram!
Fabric is the quickest, easiest way to achieve a "designer look". I went for a bit of luxe in the drapery. The silk fabric definitely amps up the style factor in the room.
Check out this view! Not a bad way to wake up.
The settee (at the foot of the bed in our last room) fit nicely in the corner. How cozy would it be to curl up with a cup of coffee and watch snow or leaves falling. HaHa! Who am I kidding? Moms don't do that kind of thing! But, having the nook gives me hope that it MIGHT happen. Do you have room for a small chair that you can adore?
I thought you deserved a close-up of my fine, feathered friend. How cute is he??
5. Add pillows and maybe a throw.
Cozy up that corner you've createdwith pillows and a throw. Who knows? You may actually get to wrap up in that throw one day.
If you don't have the space for a nook, add pillows on the bed. Remember: there aren't too many pillows unless they are falling off the end of the bed after its made.
Keep in mind that Rome wasn't built in a day. If time and budget don't allow a full makeover, add a pillow or start looking (and saving) for the perfect drapery. Just keep moving toward your goal of a space for respite and relaxation at the end of a hectic day!
FABULOUS! Found you at Someday Crafts and am now a follower. I had the same experience in our last house. HUGE master bedrooms are HIGHLY over rated. I could never achieve that cozy feel either. Love your tips!
Thanks for stopping by Michele. Huge master bedrooms can make you starstruck on a walk-thru and poor while you live there :) Be sure to follow us on facebook, instagram and pinterest too. We're always coming up with something crazy.


Sister Daniel Marie McCarthy, O.S.F.
Sister Daniel Marie McCarthy, O.S.F., died Nov. 23 in Assisi House, Aston. She was 75 and had been a professed member of the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia for 52 years.
Sister Daniel Marie (Hanna Veronica McCarthy) was born in Bally Catten, County Cork, Ireland. She entered the congregation in 1962 and professed her first vows in 1965. Sister Daniel earned a B.A. in history. She ministered primarily in elementary education.
She served for 47 years in the Diocese of Trenton including as a teacher at Holy Angels School and St. Anthony School, both in Trenton; St. Mary of the Lakes School in Medford; Corpus Christi School in Willingboro; St. John School in Allentown; and St. Rose of Lima School in Freehold.
Additional ministry experience included teaching at Blessed Sacrament School in Walpole, Massachusetts, and volunteering at St. Paul Episcopal Church in Columbia, Pa.
This year Sister Daniel Marie moved to Assisi House, the congregation's retirement residence in Aston, where she served in prayer ministry and hospitality until her death.
The funeral Mass was Nov. 29 at Assisi House, and burial followed in Our Lady of Angels Cemetery in Aston. Sister Daniel Marie is survived by her sisters Kathleen Petrie and Peggy O'Sullivan; by her nieces and nephews, and by her Franciscan family.


Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Richard Fisher said protests against Wall Street and the central bank stem from frustration with unemployment, and he sympathizes with the discontent.
The U.S. faces stalled job growth and "too many" of its workers are unemployed, Fisher said in a speech today in Fort Worth, Texas. The policy maker dissented at each of the past two Federal Open Market Committee meetings in August and September, opposing plans to hold rates low until at least mid-2013 and to swap short-term securities in the Fed's portfolio with longer- term debt.
Demonstrators from New York City to San Francisco took to the streets to protest what they call a growing wealth disparity between large U.S. corporations and average citizens in the wake of the financial crisis. Picketers marched in San Francisco yesterday as part of the Occupy Wall Street movement that began three weeks ago in Lower Manhattan and has spread across the U.S.
The jobless rate in August was 9.1 percent. Employers that month added zero jobs to payrolls, down from 85,000 in July, according to the Labor Department.
Fisher, 62, spoke on the topic of "Texas: What Makes Us Exceptional; What Makes Us Vulnerable?" at the Texas Economic Development Council's 2011 Annual Conference and 50th Anniversary Celebration.
The U.S. has become a "national economic desert devoid of job creation," with Texas providing an "oasis," Fisher said.
A key to the state's success "lies in its ability to change and adapt" to a rapidly globalized economy, and job growth should continue at "a moderate pace," Fisher said. Texas had an 8.5 percent jobless rate in August.
While the state benefits from high commodity prices, it "continues to be handicapped by low levels of construction activity and moderate gains in consumer spending and demand," he said.


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Zidane: The Greatest Athlete You've Never Heard Of
By Josh Perlin | November 4, 2005
Most of you have never heard of him, but he is the greatest athlete since Michael Jordan's second retirement. His career accomplishments make Tiger Woods' resume seem weak. He is a hero to millions around the world, yet, few of you would recognize the legend if you saw him.
His name is Zinedine Zidane. Algerian by descent and born in France, Zidane is a U.N. Goodwill Ambassador, a Christian Dior model, adidas's biggest athlete behind David Beckham, and among other things, a soccer immortal.
My introduction to the legend came in my freshman year of high school. My parents had just come back from vacation in Italy. My dad had been captivated by a televised soccer tournament that, whenever he was in a restaurant, would cause enough excitement for waiters to regularly drop everything and run to a television with their hands on their heads. And one player, my dad said, was far better than the rest.
My dad described how other teams would surround Zidane with four or five players whenever the midfielder had the ball, but not actually attack him. They feared he would just dribble and pass the ball right through everyone. Sometimes, he did.
But what did I care about European soccer? I chose to forget about the man who was recently voted the best European soccer player of the last 50 years in a UEFA (Europe's governing soccer body) fan poll.
It's a decision I still regret.
Zidane has won every major team award and individual accolade in the modern game.
For his club teams, Zidane has won league championships and a European championship, frequently earning MVP awards. For his national team, Zidane has led France to a World Cup and European championship – soccer's two most respected tournaments. And internationally, Zidane has also won MVP accolades, including the 1998 European Player of the Year, 2000 UEFA European Championship Player of the Tournament, and a record three FIFA World Player of the Year awards.
Flashback to his international debut in 1994. He entered the game against the Czech Republic with France down 2-0. A stunning strike in the 85th minute and a header off a corner two minutes later clinched the tie for a rebuilding French team.
On July 12, 1998, Zidane would shock the world and cement his legendary status. The midfielder single-handedly dominated defending champion Brazil in the finals of the World Cup with two first half goals, mesmerizing the world in the process. That evening, his face was flashed upon the Champs-Elysees in Paris, as the French celebrated in the streets and proclaimed "Zidane for President." Those chants still occur today.
Zidane is like Michael Jordan on steroids. Or Barry Bonds with Jordan's clutch abilities. He carries his teams, winning everything with his astonishing performances. Give him an inch and he takes the game.
He led France to the European Championship crown in 2000 with play that was so brilliant, renowned French sports newspaper L'Equipe stated that, "watching Zidane in Euro 2000 was like falling in love."
This was the soccer tournament my dad described to me.
His sublimely volleyed, game-winning goal captured the 2002 Champions League (Europe's club championship) for Real Madrid. Some regard it as one of the greatest goals ever.
And the legend continued last June, as Zidane rescued France in the 2004 European Championship with two second-half injury time goals to tie and defeat England.
Stunned, the English announcer eventually said, "Zinedine Zidane – who else could have done that?"
In 2003, I got my first-ever glimpse of the legend playing for his club team, Real Madrid. Aired on ESPN2, the match was the first of a two-game series against Manchester United. It was billed as the game of the year between the world's two best club teams – and it was. I had never watched a European soccer game before, so I didn't expect much, but what I saw changed my view about sports forever.
Zidane destroyed the Red Devils by himself. He moved differently than everyone else, he seemed to float with the ball. He didn't just fake-out world-class players like Beckham with unfathomable ease and fluidity, he faked out the entire Man U team. The crowd "oohhed" and "ahhhed" almost every time he touched the ball, watching him unleash dangerous passes and mind-bending fakes across the entire field, setting up other players to score with laughable ease. He assisted on the first two goals of Madrid's 3-0 win, and had the secondary assist on two more in Madrid's 6-4 series win.
Watching him that day, I realized he was an athlete unlike anything I'd ever seen. He had something more than just physical prowess. He was more than just a genius playmaker. He was more than just an athlete. Pele called him the greatest soccer player of the last decade. I call him the greatest athlete I've ever seen.
When he was voted the best player of the last 10 years in a July 2005 ESPN Soccernet poll, the description of him said, "not since Diego Maradona has one player mastered every facet of the game so completely. That Zidane is still plying his trade is a gift for every football fan; enjoy him while you can."
Zidane is now ancient by soccer's standards – age 33 – and though his magic is fading, he can still dominate like no other at times. When the World Cup arrives this June, Zidane will be showing his magic No. 10 jersey for last time. He will retire from soccer by 2007, but whether he'll even wait that long is unclear.
I was a fool not to watch Zidane in his prime. I missed so much magic. You just don't know sports until you've seen the legend in his No. 10 France jersey, putting on an absolute soccer spectacle.
Don't make the same mistake I did. Don't miss the chance to see him in June.
Josh Perlin is a Sun Staff Writer. My Pitch will appear periodically this semester.
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Bates Takes Down Red in CSA Finals
By February 28, 2006
The Cornell women's squash team participated in the Kurtz Cup this weekend, sweeping its first two matches, in identical 9-0 scores, against Middlebury and Colby before falling to Bates, 6-3, in the finals on Sunday. The Red finished the year placing 10th in the Kurtz Cup B division of the CSA championships.
Gymnastics Travels to R.I. for Ivy Classic Competition
The Cornell women's gymnastics team will participate in its most exciting event of the year this weekend, as the Red travels to Providence, R.I., to take on Yale, Penn and Brown in the 2006 Ivy Classic on Sunday. The winner of The Classic will be deemed the best gymnastics squad in the Ivy League for 2006.


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Since our inception in 1986, KIER Construction's work flow pie chart has been divided into four slices; multi-unit, commercial, renovation and hospitality. The multi-unit slice has always been the largest, followed by commercial, renovation then hospitality consecutively. Today is no exception. The lineup is still the same, but we are in a season of slice modification. Construction is booming and the pie segments that dwindled after the housing crises are presently looking more like wedges instead of slivers.
Renovation projects went on steroids when the housing market tanked and tax credits took off. They are still in high demand. KIER is presently remodeling the 370 unit Boulder Springs community in Provo and the 160 unit Boulder Pines apartments in West Valley City for the Reliant Group out of San Francisco. Boulder Springs is getting a complete interior and exterior makeover accompanied by a brand new community center including a brand new swimming pool. The work at Boulder Pines is similar to the scope of work at Boulder Springs with a full remodel of the existing community center and swimming pool.
Self-storage facilities are back. After a five year hiatus KIER is raising a third Cubes Self Storage in Farmington and a fourth in Draper. The 94,700 square foot Farmington structure is at the halfway mark. It is comprised of 650 units, of which 492 will be climate controlled. Ground was recently broken for the Draper facility. KIER has also been awarded the WON Four Self Storage (an Extra Space branded) project in Murray, Utah.
Everybody wants adventure and we are thrilled to be at the core of helping folks get their vehicles, as well as their bodies fueled for their epic, or not so epic, outings. KIER is presently in various stages of building three more Maveriks – one in Meridan, Idaho, and two in Rapid City, South Dakota. The Maverik projects are fast, furious and a lot of fun. Workers resemble Tasmanian Devils during construction, and when complete the patrons take over that role. The three new c-stores will bring our Maverik count to five ground up facilities and one remodel.
Right now the multi-unit market is off the charts with large, sexy developments popping up on, what seems like, every other corner between Mayberry and Manhattan. Our multi-unit slice of the construction pie is now super-sized, possibly even super-sized squared. One of the projects in the spotlight is the Meridian Apartments on west North Temple. This new 263 unit environment is comprised of two four-story buildings, and a clubhouse building with swimming pool. This project was negotiated with Washington developer, Lake Union Partners, and has been designed by Architecture Belgique.
The pies, they are a changing, and you won't hear us complaining. Although the hospitality slice is a bit "humble," anyway we bite it, the pie is still good.
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Ooh La La! The Suspender Skirt features realistic details for your 18" Fashionista! Features in this PDF sewing pattern include a high-waisted yoke, suspender straps, topstitching, working front and back pockets, a center-back seam, and a front closure with button detail. There are no buttonholes to give you worries: the front of the skirt closes with three snaps, and the straps attach in the back with two snaps. An easy version of the Skirt is also included for those who want a simpler project without pockets and extra seams. Another happy detail is an extra set of cutting lines provided for dolls who are on the chubbier side of the 18" doll world. Directions are provided in the pattern to help you determine the best sizing for your doll.
Finally, for those who may be new to sewing, the directions have been written comprehensively with many explanatory details. An experienced seamstress will probably be able to construct the skirts just by reading the instructions highlighted in bold text. Happy sewing!
Recommended Fabrics: Medium-weight denim, twill, quilter's cotton, or other similar fabrics. For heavier fabrics, lightweight fabrics such as lawn or batiste are recommended for the Yoke facing.
was really easy my niece loved the out fit I made her.
I made this outfit, so I can assure anyone that it is very easy to make. The pictures and the directions are excellent. I am so happy with this skirt.


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