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The US Military: Partners in Sustainable Peace
Posted on 12 November 2010 by Marcy Murninghan
The TakeAway: Climate change, clean energy, and humanitarian stability operations are mission-critical components of the Defense Department's policy doctrine and operational stance. As we hailed our troops on Veterans Day, we should also salute the U.S. military for embracing sustainability. … Continue reading →
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A very nice and fitting article Peter. Full Throttle was where I peaked with LA, I didn't touch Grim Fandango until 2004 but must say enjoyed it immensely.
Grim Fandango truly was their greatest product, however all their adventure games were off-the-wall, immersive and comedic gold.
I've been hanging out at TellTale for my fixes recently, although their are some independent games which are very good as well.
Nice to read about someone else who enjoyed LA adventure games here at Incgamers

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The President of the United States is facing crises on three major fronts: the American economy, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the growing threat to the world environment caused by climate change. This short, powerful book shows the way forward: Backed by sound science and based on the best ideas of America's experts, The 100 Day Action Plan to Save the Planet outlines practical steps that include:
—Launch a "clean energy surge" and create a powerful new workforce of green manufacturing, supply, technology, management, and support jobs.
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Green energy is the key to America's economic strength and independence—but the nation needs the President to act boldly and decisively, just as Franklin Delano Roosevelt did in his first 100 days in office, during a time of similar urgency.
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Martin is also a fashion expert and co-author of the New York Times bestselling style guide "I Have Nothing to Wear!" and "Fashion for Dummies." She is the New York correspondent for "Access Hollywood" and a contributor on NBC's "TODAY" show, known for her popular "Ambush Makeover" and "Steals and Deals" segments.
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Prior to joining MSG Network, Martin spent five years as a Sports Anchor/Reporter for CBS-4 (WFOR) in Miami. She reported and anchored the 6pm and 11pm newscasts and contributed to the pre- and post-games of the Dolphins broadcasts. She also covered the Marlins World Series victory in 2003 and was there for every step of the excitement when the Miami Heat won the NBA championship in 2006. While at CBS, Martin was honored with an Emmy nomination for a story she did with Dolphins Linebacker Junior Seau. Her exclusives include a week-long series with Shaquille O'Neal leading up to the 2006 Finals and a one-on-one interview with Miami Hurricanes star running back Willis McGahee when he decided to go pro.
Martin began her career as an assistant at "The Maury Povich Show" after interning at "LIVE! with Regis and Kathie Lee" and "Geraldo." With experience with production under her designer belt, she soon began her broadcasting career in 1999. As the host of WAMI-TV's "Live," Martin reported on entertainment happenings in the Miami area, conducting celebrity interviews and covering special events. Following her time with "Live," Martin spent a short time as a Hamptons reporter for News 12 Long Island, reporting on the entertainment scene and writing a corresponding feature for Dan's Hamptons highlighting the summer's must-haves.
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twillLine breaks: twill
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A fabric so woven as to have a surface of diagonal parallel ridges.
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Weave (fabric) so as to have a surface of diagonal parallel ridges: twilled cotton
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Middle English: from a Scots and northern English variant of obsolete twilly, from Old English twi- 'two', suggested by Latin bilix 'two-threaded'.
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JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash.—A 28-year-old Sacramento man who deserted the Army 10 years ago was sentenced at Joint Base Lewis-McChord to a year in jail.
Kevin Shakely pleaded guilty to abandoning his military post and lying about his service.
The News Tribune reports (http://bit.ly/1h5IGlq) the sentence Tuesday was part of a pre-trial agreement for the court martial.
Shakely enlisted in 2004, completed his initial training but deserted six days after arriving at the Army base. He was arrested at a traffic stop in Iowa in 2006 but escaped from custody at Sea-Tac Airport while being transferred and went home to California.
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The dish on pumpkin pie
Date: November 24, 2009
by: Stephanie Hannum | Black Tie Editor
In The Observer's quest for the perfect pumpkin pie this Thanksgiving, we asked four of the area's chefs to share their culinary tips for making this holiday favorite extra scrumptious.
The expert panel
Kathy Robinette, pastry chef, Café Baci
Francis Casciato, executive chef, Libby's Café + Bar
James Plocharsky, pastry chef, Michael's On East
Harry Christensen, owner, Harry's Continental Kitchens
The crust
Plocharsky: "For making the best crust, bake on a pizza stone."
Christensen: "I use Crisco when making homemade crust. For anyone who doesn't have the time, frozen pie shells work great, too."
Casciato: "I suggest keeping the crust very cold after it is rolled out. Don't take it out of refrigeration until you are ready to fill it. This keeps the crust flaky."
Robinette: "For the best crust, use butter and shortening — and cold water."
The filling
Plocharsky: "Most recipes call for evaporated milk, but substitute that with heavy whipping cream. This will make the pie extra creamy and more silky."
Christensen: "I love the spice of pumpkin pie — the great combination of nutmeg, cinnamon, allspice, ginger and cloves. My specialty is pumpkin chiffon pie with Drambuie — and I use fresh pumpkin meat and beat in egg yolks to make a meringue-like filling, so it's very light."
Casciato: "To prevent cracking after baking and to have a smooth custard texture, let the filling rest for about 20 minutes prior to pouring into the pastry. This allows the starch in the pumpkin to start to absorb excess liquid that may be present when eggs are used in the custard base."
Robinette: "The key to the best filling is using fresh pumpkin."
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Plocharsky: "Use heavy whipping cream and find the one with the highest butter fat — the ideal would be 40% butter fat. It's a little more expensive, but worth it. Also, some recipes call for powdered sugar, but I suggest only using regular granulated sugar, because powdered sugar contains 3% corn starch and that can ruin the whipped cream."
Casciato: "Adding some fresh-grated nutmeg and a splash of Cognac to fresh whipped cream is a touch Libby used for her family baking during the holidays."
Robinette: "My secret is to add Sambuca to the heavy whipping cream."
Plocharsky: "Start baking at a high heat, and as the pie is baking, lower the heat 20 to 40 degrees every five minutes. This way does take just a little bit longer to bake, but because this is custard, this is the best way to bake it. When taking the pie out, it needs to cool slowly, so don't rush to put it in the refrigerator — let it come to room temperature. It's actually best to leave it out overnight before putting into refrigerator."
Robinette: "The thing that makes pumpkin pie perfect is to add some TLC."
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Many around the world are mourning the loss of Nelson Mandela, one of the true giants of the 20th and 21st centuries. The former South African president passed away on Thursday afternoon at the age of 95.
Mandela's health had been in decline for a long time. Earlier this year, he spent several months at a hospital battling what was called a "recurring lung infection." Yet, in his younger years, Mandela became a global icon for his work to end apartheid in South Africa.
After spending 27 years in prison for his cause before his release in 1990, Mandela helped negotiate the end of apartheid and became South Africa's first democratically elected president in 1994.
Now, he leaves behind a remarkable legacy of justice, sacrifice and forgiveness -- and remains an inspiration to millions across the globe, including those who met him in Minnesota.
Sharon Sayles-Belton met Mandela a couple of times while she was mayor of Minneapolis, and she told Fox 9 News he lived a full life and filled it with more fighting against injustice than an army of others did in theirs.
"My first reaction is that I was sad because we lot him," Sayles-Belton said.
Even though it's been more than a decade since the two last melt, Sayles-Belton told Fox 9 News the world lost a parent with Mandela's passing.
"I feel like everybody lost a father, someone who cared for everyone, who looked out for everyone, who would stand up for all that was right," she said.
Sayles-Belton met the global statesman and Nobel Peace Prize winner when President Bill Clinton invited him to the United States in the early 1990s. She also introduced him when he came to Minnesota to be honored by the NAACP 13 years ago.
"He was a commanding force," she recalled. "He was the kind of person you believe. He is larger than life, but you also believe, at the same time, you feel a connection to him -- an emotional connection."
In the mid-1980s, Mandela's 20 years as a political prisoner inspired an all-star call to arms to boycott the South African resort called Sun City.
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The Minneapolis City Council even divested itself of South African currency to put pressure on the country to end its practice of legal segregation.
"His fight for justice and equality touched the hearts of people around the world, including mine," Sayles-Belton said.
In the end, Sayles-Belton says Mandela was a symbol of hope and peace for a generation, but she believes he will leave a lasting legacy around the world.
"It doesn't matter he was in South Africa. He was worldly. He was a global statesmen," Sayles-Belton insisted. "He called on all of us to pay attention and do what's right, and we need more voices like that. So, this is a loss for everyone."
Fox 9 News also spoke with former Hennepin County Judge LaJune Lange, honorary counsel to South Africa in Minnesota.
"His legacy is that through peace and reconciliation, you can overcome differences," Lange said.
She met Mandela in the late 90s and says she is planning a memorial service for him in the Twin Cities that will coincide with the national memorial service for the iconic leader.
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(WMC-TV) - The 17-year-old charged in the death of 11-year-old Jessica Williams reportedly confessed to becoming angry at her before strangling her and pushing her off of a bridge.
Christopher Sowell, 17, of Gosnell, Arkansas, is charged with first degree murder. His bond was set at $2 million in court Thursday.
Williams went missing Tuesday night around 6 p.m. Her body was found Wednesday morning just miles from her home.
As they conducted interviews, investigators say they were pointed in the direction of Sowell, who then told them everything.
According to the affidavit of complaint, Sowell said that he became angry at Jessica and pushed her. When she said she was going to tell her father, Sowell said he became even more angry. He said he grabbed her by the throat and choked her until she became "wide eyed". He then pushed her over the side of the bridge into the water below.
Her bicycle was found first, in a roadside ditch. Her body was then discovered at 6:30 a.m. Wednesday.
"I did everything I could for her. And I knew when her bicycle I got for her for birthday was on the side of the road, that something was wrong," said Jessica's grandmother, Rebecca Burchard.
Jessica's family was at the courthouse Thursday as Sowell was officially charged with the crime.
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The Rabbitohs are stuck in the bottom half of the table after an insipid performance against Canberra in front of a disbelieving home crowd. The red and green never really got out of first gear, with their much-vaunted forward pack strangely subdued. But it was the crushing weight off errors that really brought them down: they committed 11 to the Raiders' 5. Reynolds, Walker and George Burgess were Souths' best but they had nothing on the Raiders' playmakers. Excitement machine Anthony Milford was on fire all match and Terry Campese's astute kicking game took the wind out the Rabbits' sails time and time again. Ricky Stuart will be pleased with an enterprising yet disciplined victory while Michael Maguire will have his work cut out this week trying to resurrect a side that on paper is one of the best in the league. A massive win for the Raiders.
Rabbitohs 18 Raiders 30
79th minute:
Too little too late. Yet another crossfield chip try as Reynolds finds McQueen lurking on the wing in space. Reynolds converts.
Rabbitohs 18 Raiders 30
77th minute:
Shillington put a massive hit on George Burgess and the blond barger crumpled to the ground. The ref has ruled it was a shoulder charge, though.
Rabbitohs 12 Raiders 30
74th minute:
Dylan Walker put on a nifty chip and chase only to regather and pass blind - straight into the hands of a Raiders' defender. Emblematic of the Rabbits' afternoon.
Rabbitohs 12 Raiders 30
71st minute:
Canberra's completion rate is 89 per cent, Souths is 69. That says it all, really. Too many elementary errors from the Rabbits.
Rabbitohs 12 Raiders 30
68th minute:
Croker smacks an inswinging penalty over from near the sideline.
Rabbitohs 12 Raiders 30
67th minute:
A massive 40-20 sets the Rabbits back on their heals. Great kick from Vaughan.
Rabbitohs 12 Raiders 28
I hope this is Lote's last ever 1st Grade game, he seriously couldn't catch a cold. #NRLSOUCAN
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65th minute:
Souths need three converted tries to win but Walkers' skidding grubber is easily gathered in by Milford as the Raiders grind out of their own 10.
Rabbitohs 12 Raiders 28
63rd minute:
A towering Campese bomb was knocked forward by Tuqiri and Jack Wighton picked up the crumbs to score. But there was controversy surrounding the decision. Did Matt Allwood finger the pigskin in flight before Tuqiri got to it? Only the footy gods know the answer to that one. Croker adds the extras from in front.
Rabbitohs 12 Raiders 28
60th min:
A bizarre sixth tackle no-try as a Sutton grubber is kicked back, soccer-style, by Sam Burgess to Reynolds who chips across field for Nathan Merritt to stride in. That was almost try No. 145 to the Rabbitohs flyer, but Sam Burgess was ruled offside.
Rabbitohs 12 Raiders 22
58th minute:
Campese puts a high shot on Te'o and the Rabbits gain a penalty 40m out. The Raiders are starting to look desperate.
Rabbitohs 12 Raiders 22
55th minute:
The Souths comeback is officially on. Sutton passed to George Burgess 15m out and the big Englishman almost glided in - there was no-one within cooee of him. Reynolds converts.
Rabbitohs 12 Raiders 22
53rd minute:
Raiders bomb a certain try: Bill Tupou commits a schoolboy error, trying to ground the ball over the stripe with one hand, with no-one near him. He lost control in the last few millimetres... A Tupou boo-boo if ever there was. Will that be a turning point?
Rabbitohs 6 Raiders 22
52nd minute:
Lote Tuqiri hasn't looked very comfortable this arvo. He's just thrown a sloppy forward pas running sideways.
Rabbitohs 6 Raiders 22
49th min:
From the kick-off George Burgess steamrolls Edwards with a bullocking run. Edwards looks like he's in la-la land. Souths on a mini-roll.
Rabbitohs 6 Raiders 22
47th minute:
Dylan Walker stepped past what looked like a tired Raiders defence - lots of groping hands - after receiving a neat ball from Sutton. Reynolds converts.
Rabbitohs 6 Raiders 22
45th minute:
Canberra's first excursion into the Souths' half ends with a fantastic catch by Joel Reddy off a Campese bomb.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 22
43rd minute:
Injury update: Fensom has elbow ligament damage. He won't be coming back.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 22
42nd minute:
Souths already look more revved up. Inglis made a trademark break and only an ankle tap prevented him from going on with it.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 22
Got a feeling this second half will be a lot closer. Don't write off the Bunnys yet. The Raiders have looked good for their 22-point lead but Souths have been well below par.
Have we gone back in time a decade? Is Paul Langmack coaching? This is disgraceful. #NRLSOUCAN
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Brad Walter's halftime summary:
The next 40 minutes may be the most important of South Sydney's season after conceding four soft tries to Canberra in the opening half.
39th minute:
Souths' last chance this half, attacking from 15m out. Reynolds' bomb on the sixth is chased hard by Goodwin but the ball is deflected over the deadball line by the Raiders defence. In the follow-up six Ben Te'o was hammered into the dust by Joel Edwards and Jack Wighton. What a hit.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 22
35th minute:
That man Milford again. He ran onto a regulation pass from Campese, zipped and swerved, then swivelled over with Dylan Walker hanging off him like a cheap suit. Power, strength and skill from Milford. Croker converts.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 22
33rd minute:
Dave Shillington, who was promoted off the bench by Ricky Stuart, has looked very solid this afternoon. Good move by Sticky.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 16
31st minute:
Shaun Fenson has hyper-extended his arm in the tackle. That looked nasty. He's off for treatment.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 16
28th minute:
It feels like Souths are still playing on their 2013 reputations. They're just not hungry enough.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 16
24th minute:
Dane Tilse has barged over after running onto a flat pass from Buttriss. All too easy. And that was on the back of rudimentary error by Tuqiri, who brilliantly caught a bomb but attempted an impossible offload and the ball fell into eager Raiders hands. Croker's conversion from in front successful.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 16
22nd minute:
Souths get piggyback penalties into the Raiders 20. Their first chance to attack, but decoy runner Sam Burgess cleans up Joel Edwards and the Raiders are awarded a penalty.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 10
20th min:
The Raiders are brimming with enthusiasm. George Burgess has just been smashed back 10m in the tackle. You won't see that often - if ever. The Rabbits look a bit shellshocked.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 10
17th minute:
What can't Milford do? He chipped for the corner and Reece Robinson snatched the pill on the run as Lote Tuqiri back pedalled into no-man's land. Great stuff Raiders. Croker converts.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 10
13th minute:
Another red and green error. Reynolds coughs up the ball in what looked like an innocuous tackle. Raiders attack 30m out.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 4
11th minute:
Already Milford is proving handful for the Rabbits' defence. His running from broken play is superb.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 4
10th minute:
Souths should have done better to nail Fenson who was off balance. Madge won't be happy.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 4
9th minute:
A probing pass from Terry Campese found Fensom in a hole and the big forward pirouetted an offload that ended with Robinson steaming over in the corner. Enterprising stuff - and a sensational ball from Campese. Croker's goal attempt strikes the upright and bounces away.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 4
6th minute:
A few nervy errors so far... Sutton attempted a flat pass to Sam Burgess but the big fella thought he was running a decoy and the ball spilled onto the green stuff.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 0
4th minute:
Both teams are a bit ginger at the moment. Neither side wants to be 1-4 after this match.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 0
3rd minute:
Souths launch the first attack. Sutton bombs off his left boot and Croker climbs high to claim the pigskin.
Rabbitohs 0 Raiders 0
2nd minute:
The Raiders have first use of the ball, and Terry Campese, bald head gleaming in the afternoon sun, kicks deep into Souths territory. The arm wrestle begins...
Tempers fray during Canberra's first premiership match against the South Sydney Rabbitohs at Redfern Oval on February 27, 1982. The Rabbitohs won 37-7. Photo: Gary McLean
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Last meeting: Round 16 2013 - Souths 32 bt Raiders 2 at ANZ Stadium
Head-to-head: Souths 20 Raiders 27
Referees: Jared Maxwell, Grant Atkins.
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Michael Chammas writes: It's hard to see the Rabbitohs losing three on the trot. Michael Maguire would have blasted his troops after the shock loss to the Tigers. The Raiders have showed glimpses or brilliance this season but they'll have limited opportunity to shine.
Tip: Rabbitohs by 12
AAP writes: South Sydney have never lost three games in a row since the arrival of Michael Maguire as coach in 2012, and will be confident of maintaining that record against a Canberra side that flatter to deceive. The Rabbitohs were well beaten by the Wests Tigers last week in a spiteful encounter, but the return of Greg Inglis, who went off after five minutes, will be a huge boost. The Raiders lost at home to the Gold Coast on Sunday, and will do so again if they replicate their insipid second-half display and won't be helped by the season-ending loss of Edrick Lee.
Key: Issac Luke is an integral part of this Souths side and his shoulder injury sees rookie rake Apisai Koroisau given a chance to make a name for himself. Can Canberra make it a tough day for the young Fijian?
RABBITOHS: Greg Inglis, Nathan Merritt, Joel Reddy, Bryson Goodwin, Lote Tuqiri, Dylan Walker, Adam Reynolds, George Burgess, Apisai Koroisau, Sam Burgess, Chris McQueen, Ben Lowe, John Sutton (capt). Interchange: Ben Te'o, Joe Picker, Kyle Turner, Dave Tyrrell, Kirisome Auva'a, Nathaniel Neale (two to be omitted).
RAIDERS: Anthony Milford, Reece Robinson, Jarrod Croker, Matt Allwood, Bill Tupou, Jack Wighton, Terry Campese (capt), Shannon Boyd, Glen Buttriss, Brett White, Jarrad Kennedy, Joel Edwards, Shaun Fensom. Interchange: Josh McCrone, Paul Vaughan, David Shillington, Dane Tilse.
Welcome to sunny ANZ Stadium and the Round four clash between the Rabbitohs and Raiders. Each side has only win this season and both Ricky Stuart and Michael Maguire will be hoping their respective charges can snatch the two points. It's a big game for Johnny Sutton today - he'll equal the legendary Bob McCarthy's record for most games for the Rabbits. For the green machine, five-eighth Jack Wighton has been in stellar form and if he and Terry Campese can weave their magic, the Raiders will give this match a big shake. Should be a cracker. Kick-off in five minutes.


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Australia surfer bitten in half by shark
The attack was fatal, and a large-scale air, coast and sea search is under way for the remains of the victim.
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SHARK: The attack was fatal, and a large-scale air, coast and sea search is under way for the remains of the victim. (Photo: AFP)
A surfer was bitten in half in a savage shark attack off Australia's west coast Saturday, witnesses and officials said, the fifth such fatality in the region in less than a year.
The man was surfing near Wedge Island, north of Perth, on Saturday morning with a friend when he was mauled by the shark, suffering severe and extensive injuries.
A man jet-skiing near the surfers said it was a gruesome scene, with "half a torso" all that remained of the victim.
"There was just blood everywhere and a massive, massive (great) white shark circling the body," he told ABC television, estimating the fish was four or five metres (13 to 16 feet) long.
"I reached to grab the body and the shark came at me on the jet-ski and tried to knock me off. I did another loop and when I came back to the body the shark took it."
Made infamous by the horror movie "Jaws", great whites are among the largest shark species in the world and can grow up to 20 feet and weigh up to two tons.
Beach patrol officials confirmed that the attack was fatal, and a large-scale air, coast and sea search was under way for the remains of the victim, who was reported to be in his early 20s.
A police spokesman told AFP: "At this stage no remains have been located."
The attack was fatal, and a large-scale air, coast and sea search is under way for the remains of the victim.
"We'll go right through to nightfall tonight, we will then resume that tomorrow morning and make some decisions tomorrow," a fisheries spokesman said.
It was the fifth fatal shark incident off Western Australia since September — an unprecedented spate of attacks that sparked calls earlier this year for a cull.
Local marine scientists have described Australia's west coast as the deadliest shark attack zone in the world, and a tagging and tracking programme has been launched in a bid to limit fatalities.
A sea kayaker narrowly escaped the jaws of a great white last month, with a friend managing to pluck him from the water after he was rammed by one of the marine predators off Perth's Mullaloo Beach.
That attack came just hours after another great white, thought to be five metres long, lunged from the water at a crab fisherman at a dive park south of Perth.
Sharks are common in Australian waters but deadly attacks are rare, with only one of the average 15 incidents a year typically proving fatal.
Experts say the average number of attacks in the country has increased in line with population growth and the popularity of water sports.
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Wetlands for the Future -- Memo of Understanding with the Government of the United States, 2003-2008
Memorandum of Understanding on the "Wetlands for the Future" Initiative
Between the Secretariat of the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance and the Government of the United States of America
1. RECOGNIZING that the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance (hereinafter Ramsar) is the only global conservation treaty dedicated to the sustainable and wise use of wetlands resources;
2. NOTING that this goal is fully compatible with the conservation objectives of the Government of the United States of America, which is party to the Ramsar Convention;
3. CONSIDERING that the Ramsar Convention has already successfully implemented a Western Hemisphere capacity-building initiative entitled "Wetlands for the Future" with funding provided by eight years of contributions from the United States of America;
4. RECALLING the "Memorandum of Understanding on Ramsar Convention Capacity Building in the Western Hemisphere Between the Secretariat of the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance and the Government of the United States of America", signed November 1994; and
5. REAFFIRMING that the Government of the United States of America considers the continued implementation of the Wetlands for the Future initiative beneficial to the future of wetlands in the Western Hemisphere and consonant with the international environmental goals of the Government of the United States of America.
6. The Government of the United States of America and the Ramsar Convention Secretariat have reached the following understandings:
7. The purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is to continue the partnership between the Government of the United States of America and the Ramsar Secretariat established pursuant to the 1994 Memorandum of Understanding for managing the Wetlands for the Future initiative.
8. This initiative will focus on the Caribbean and Latin American regions. Funds provided by the United States Government are to be disbursed by the Ramsar Secretariat for meritorious proposals that are intended to: 1) develop human resources needed for the conservation and sustainable management of wetlands; 2) train wetlands managers in the professional and technical skills needed to pursue the goals of the Ramsar Convention; 3) establish regional technical information networks to support conservation and sustainable management of wetlands; 4) develop local, national, or regional awareness of and support for conservation of wetlands; 5) advance ecologically sound community management; or 6) link this initiative to other programs that share the overall goals of wetlands management and conservation.
9. Subject to availability of funds, the United States Government intends to make available to the Ramsar Convention Secretariat additional annual contributions for the USG fiscal years 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 earmarked for Wetlands for the Future to extend and enhance that initiative. These earmarked funds are intended exclusively to finance this initiative in the manner recorded in this MOU and following the practices established over the last eight years.
10. The Ramsar Secretariat, acting through its Secretary General, and the United States Government, acting through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the U.S. State Department of State, intend to cooperate in the implementation of the Wetlands for the Future initiative and to continue to develop appropriate procedures and methods for carrying out this initiative.
11. The Ramsar Secretariat should continue to maintain a separate project account for this activity and intends to provide the United States Government with an annual audit of these funds within the context of annual Ramsar accounts audit.
12. Funds made available by the United States Government for this initiative may be used by the Ramsar Secretariat for administration, coordination, and evaluation of the initiative. The Ramsar Secretariat may utilize up to 10 percent of the annual disbursement for its related costs.
13. The Ramsar Secretariat should maintain and continue to fund on an ongoing basis an intern position for the Neotropical Region whose duties would include assistance with the Wetlands for the Future initiative.
14. Any publications, slides, videos, or other promotional and information materials specifically related to this initiative should mention the initiative and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, U.S. Department of State, and the Ramsar Convention and, insofar as practicable, display the logos of these institutions.
15. The United States Government and the Ramsar Secretariat are to decide jointly on the activities and grants provided by the Wetlands for the Future initiative. Should there be a lack of agreement on any decision, it is understood that the views of the United States are to prevail.
16. The United States Government and Ramsar Secretariat intend to seek long-term understandings for wetlands management and natural resource conservation in the Western Hemisphere.
17. Activities under this MOU and the understandings contained herein that pertain to such activities are to be applied from the date of signature of this MOU and for five (5) years, subject to extension for like periods of time, or until such time as the funds provided have been expended, whichever occurs first. The understandings recorded in this MOU are also understood to apply retroactively to March 1, 2003.
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A Community prayer vigil will be held at Community Clubhouse in Crisp County on Sunday, September 14,2014 at 7pm.
The video of a drug suspect chunking a kilo of cocaine off the Oakridge Bridge is making national news. It's not only entertaining to watch, but it's great quality. And there's a reason.
Albany Dougherty Drug Agents are using high definition cameras mounted in their cars. The new high tech cameras in the drug agent's cars cost $26,000, but were paid for with money seized from drug arrests, so no tax payer money was used to buy the best dashcams.
And the drug agents say it is a great tool to get more drugs off the streets. Just one look at this week's drug suspect chase in South Albany shows the quality of the new dash cams. A 720-P high definition camera system mounted on the dashboards of the A.D.D.U.'s Interdiction marked patrol cars is one of the drug unit's best tools to prove what happened.
A.D.D.U. Commander Major Bill Berry said, "You've heard the old saying a picture is worth a thousand words. I say a video is worth a million."
The drug unit's old standard definition cameras recorded to a disc, so during bumps they would sometime drop out or freeze. The quality was so poor; you could not read the license tag numbers often.
Officers say they feel the new Hi-Def cameras give them a better safety advantage.
Interdiction Officer George Camp, Jr. said, "The definition of the video is so high, that you can see everything inside the vehicle. If somebody is grabbing a gun in the car while we are trying to stop them, the camera picks that up."
The cameras video in front and behind the car, and the officers have a playback monitor inside the car as well. The officers wear a remote control on their belt, so they can start the camera system remotely and pick up sound from that microphone...and train how to use those cameras in their arrests.
Camp said, "We know where to properly place people on traffic stops so they are in video range. How far the zoom capabilities of them are."
"The officers know the superior video will help a jury make their decision in a court case," Interdiction Officer Richard Norman said.
"I think it helps fight crime. I think it deters crime. If you know a police officer is behind you with that camera on, you already know you on that beautiful screen. It might deter some of that crime." The new high def cameras are also infrared, so they produce excellent night time video as well.
As in this case, when that drug suspect throws a package off the bridge, without the camera it would be the drug agent's word against the suspects in court. Now with these high def cameras there can be no question what happened.
One of the drug unit's cars is also equipped with new tag reading devices. If they are given a suspect's license plate number, the tag reader will spot the car if it passes it.
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For today's August 4 releases, there aren't a whole lot of gems, especially newer hits. Disney and DreamWorks offer perhaps the most appealing new movies, with Race to Witch Mountain and The Soloist, respectively. Both are in the super-wide 2.39:1 aspect ratio, so 'scope theater buffs should be pleased, and The Soloist features the always-solid Robert Downey Jr.
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