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LinkedIn Adds Video to Its Self-Serve Ads Platform
LinkedIn Ads, the social network's self-serve platform, has added video to its stable of options for B2B marketers. The company says the platform works seamlessly with YouTube, enabling advertisers to leverage their existing presence on the video site. Video ads will appear in standard 300×250 ad units across LinkedIn. "When a LinkedIn member is engaged and clicks your video ad, the video will take over the entire 300×250 ad unit and play a 30 second video," the company explains in a blog post. "After the video completes, users will still be able to click through to your landing page or visit your website, just like with current ads." (LinkedIn Marketing Solutions)

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I downloaded a bunch of fonts a while ago. Without too much considering it, I installed 24 000 of them - which, obviously, resulted in many of my programs becoming very slow. I was about to remove the extra fonts, but apparently
explorer.exe and alternatives refuse to display the contents of the folder due to too many files.
I was thinking of a program to go through the files and remove ones that have been modified at time X, but apparently the modification time of the font files stay at when they were created/modified, not when they were installed, so I need a little help here.
Has anyone dealt with a problem like this before, and also found a solution? Thanks in advance. Also, I don't have very many system restore points, so that's not really an option here.


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Switched from few days to WP 2.5.1
I noticed that when I start writing a new post none of the categories is flagged as default.
In Settings/Writing I correctly select a default category for my posts, but it seems not to work.
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The World's Best Juice Bars
August 13th, 2015 | by Jennifer Kaplan
London, Paris, Melbourne, Boise. Wherever you live -- or travel to -- there's bound to be a top notch juice bar near you.
August 13th, 2015 | by Jennifer Kaplan
London, Paris, Melbourne, Boise. Wherever you live -- or travel to -- there's bound to be a top notch juice bar near you.
May 27th, 2015 | by Jennifer Kaplan
Some pomegranate health claims are accurate. Here's the skinny on what the real health benefits of pomegranate are vs. the ones marketers overstate
March 26th, 2014 | by Becky Striepe
There's been a flurry of beverage industry news lately, and most of it falls in the fail department. Soda- and commercial juice-makers try all kinds of marketing techniques to make us think that their products are natural, healthy, and even good for the planet. At the end of the day, it's up to us as consumers to look past the marketing and see what's really in the bottle
June 22nd, 2013 | by Mary Gerush
DIY smoothies and juices are quite the rage these days, and I'm listening. Green smoothies are next on my to-try list. Wanna' join me? I have a few tools to help us get started
January 30th, 2013 | by Jennifer Kaplan
Greenwash by beverage producers with products aimed at kids seems to becoming more common. Last week, I wrote about how [&hellip
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This juice shot combination leaves you full of energy with no sugar or caffeine!
September 21st, 2012 | by Jennifer Kaplan
Are you interested in drinking your daily intake of fruits and vegetables? Finding a good juicer can make or break your plans to introduce juice into your diet. As we've mentioned in this blog before, juicing will help your body feel rejuvenated, refreshed and will improve your health and energy level generally. Here is a primer on buying a juicer
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If you're a regular reader here, chances are soda's not your thing, and if you do enjoy a sodapop, moderation is the name of the game. But did you know that those fruit drinks on store shelves can actually contain more sugar than soda
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Windows XP SP2 retirement looms, puts users in tough spot
Half of the enterprise computers running the aged Windows XP operating system are still relying on the soon-to-be-retired Service Pack 2 (SP2), a researcher said today.
Half of the enterprise computers running the aged Windows XP operating system are still relying on the soon-to-be-retired Service Pack 2 (SP2), a researcher said today.
Google expanded its anti-Internet Explorer 6 campaign Thursday by announcing that it will phase out support for the nine-year-old browser for its Google Reader service June 1.
Microsoft's mobile barcode technology, Tag, has exited the beta testing phase, and a final release is available for download, the company said in a blog post on Thursday.
Microsoft acknowledged on Friday that it used an inaccurate number to represent research company IDC's sales forecast for the upcoming Windows Phone 7 platform.
Whole lotta shakin' coming from the Redmond, Wash., vicinity, and I'm not talking about an earthquake. Yesterday Steve Ballmer beheaded his president of entertainment and devices, 22-year veteran Microsoftie Robbie Bach. Bach's top design guy, J Alla...
For a minute there, it looked like hell had frozen over.
Apple 's iPhone came out on top in terms of customer satisfaction compared with ...
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One Laptop Per Child won't use Microsoft's Windows OS on its upcoming XO-3 tablet, which will run Linux, OLPC's CTO said Thursday.
While governments and other organizations are stepping up efforts at providing more information for public consumption, they should also provide tools to allow people to interpret this data, argued a Microsoft social media researcher.
Apple passed a major milestone today, becoming the world's largest technology company as measured by the total value of its shares.
Gartner is predicting a 22 percent growth of global PC sales for 2010, following years of declining volume. The rebound is reflective of the general economic recovery, but also illustrates the pent up demand created by companies and consumers avoidin...
Two longtime Microsoft Entertainment and Devices division executives are leaving the company in a move that will give CEO Steve Ballmer more control over the group.
Salesforce.com Chairman and CEO Marc Benioff Tuesday declined to comment on the patent lawsuit brought against his company by Microsoft, but that didn't stop him from calling his rival names.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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Mike Fossum has been member of the Wisconsin Lutheran College football coaching staff since the program's inception as he enters his 17th season as an assistant coach for the Warriors. Fossum serves as WLC's assistant head coach and offensive line coach.
Since WLC has been affiliated with a conference (2002-2014), Fossum has coached 17 offensive linemen who have been named to various all-conference teams.
In 2014, running back Mike Reeves was named First Team All-Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference and finished third in the NACC in rushing yards per game. Reeves finished his Warriors career tied for the all-time lead in rushing touchdowns (23) and as the sole leader in average yards per carry (5.62).
From 2009-2012, the Warriors finished no worse than second in the conference in rushing and led the league in 2009 with 138.6 rushing yards per contest.
WLC produced two of the conference's top three running backs in 2011, when Jesse Muldrow and Donavin Tucker combined to create a formidable duo in the backfield. Fossum's offensive line also helped pave the way for Tucker to break the single-game rushing record with his 220-yard performance against Rockford that season. The Warriors offensive line also led the way in a 42-20 win over Minnesota-Morris in which WLC had three players rush for over 100 yards.
Fossum had five seasons of experience at the NCAA Division II and III football ranks prior to his appointment at Wisconsin Lutheran. His most recent assignment was as an assistant coach for two years (1997-1998) at Division I-AA South Dakota State University for head coach John Stiegelmeier. There he worked primarily with the defensive secondary, and assisted with special teams and scouting. For three seasons (1994-1996), Fossum coached the defensive line at his alma mater, St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minn. During his stint, six linemen earned all-conference honors and one was selected to the all-region team.
An offensive lineman while at St. Olaf, Fossum was an all-conference selection under former head coach Don Canfield and earned the team's Most Inspirational Leadership Award his senior season. During his prep days at Black River Falls High School, Fossum played football for Warren Rosin, a member of the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Fossum earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry from St. Olaf (1994), a master's degree in athletic administration from South Dakota State (1998), and a master's in business administration from the University of Phoenix (2004).
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When I first met the man who would become my husband, back in 2010, he was wearing a hooded sweatshirt and had kind eyes and I decided within a few short hours that I liked him very much. He drank raw milk and talked openly about the mom he'd lost and never seemed like he was trying to sell himself to me, not once. As soon as I knew I liked him, I wanted him to like me, obviously, since that's the way we humans work (although honestly I have fought years of wanting even the people I don't like to like me, because that's how the little gods of approval and affirmation keep you in their hooks). Getting him to like me meant, subconsciously, not revealing too much about how I liked him and testing him out and being careful how much I shared, always thinking about how he was seeing me and why. Looking back, I guess I was crafting a version of myself, at least on some level, the way blogs and Facebook profiles and short interactions can let us craft versions of ourselves for all the people … [Read more...]
On Banana Bread (but not really just banana bread)
Like cookies and reading and the beginning of spring, banana bread is something I would tell you I've loved a long, long time. In this blog's infant years, I baked Joy of Cooking banana bread, Boston bakery banana bread and a banana bread with streusel topping that stole my heart. I baked Mrs. Newman's banana cake and, a month into marriage, banana muffins. I've baked banana bread waffles and, more recently, sourdough banana bread French toast. I love banana bread; I get banana bread; when it comes to banana bread, what is there that's left to know? But then a few weeks ago, some friends had us over for dinner and served homemade banana bread for dessert, saying quickly that it was "half almond flour and half quinoa flour" and made with "almond milk instead of regular milk," and, a few bites in, I was looking at banana bread in a whole new way. Afterward, I, of course, went home and, two days later, pulled out (yet another) a beloved banana recipe, revising ingredients as I stirred … [Read more...]
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The first week Tim and I got back to Nashville, while we settled into a regular rhythm of making meals and paying bills and sharing a home office together, I began tackling the to-do list that follows a wedding. There were thank-you notes to write, bank accounts to merge, a pretty major name change to take care of---at the DMV, the social security office, with basically every account I have on record anywhere---and even looking back now, with it all done and finished and behind me, I can tell you there were definite low points (i.e., AT&T: Why is it so hard to get two existing users spun off into a new account? WHY?) and definite high points (i.e., these muffins). I've always been the kind of girl to crave a couple hours alone in the kitchen. When I used to work a regular office job, I'd often come home at the end of the day, tired and not really wanting to go anywhere, and I'd comfort myself with cooking (eventually with my camera and you guys to join me, and thus this blog … [Read more...]
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I told Tim the other day, you know, the best things in life really are free. ____ Like sunlight in the morning: And sunsets at night: Parks filled with trees: Views like these: A day at the lake: And the man that I love: I mean, I don't know about you, but I need to be reminded of this. Because, as much as I talk about simplicity here, the truth is: I am easily swept away into opinions and concerns that are anything but. That's why I'm starting a new series here at the blog (in life?) focused on simplicity---starting with a recipe that's so easy, it's honestly ridiculous. Those of you who wanted more Vitamix recipes, here you go! Those of you who don't have a Vitamix, a regular blender still works. Behold: time-tested, always delicious, peanut butter chocolate milk. … [Read more...]
Banana Coconut Dark Chocolate Buckwheat Cookies
You know those people who are always telling you how busy they are? It's kind of annoying because really, we all make the time to do the things we really want to do. Even when we're crazy crazy busy, we still eat, for example---or at least, I still eat---maybe you sleep or meet your friend for coffee or buy a new lamp for the living room. The point is, I've always thought to myself, even when it was my own voice I was hearing say it, that hello? You say you're too busy, but really you are just admitting that you don't want to make the time for something. But then the last few weeks happened. And what I've been realizing---amidst taking trips to Chicago, having guests in town, looking for new work, planning a wedding, staying in touch with friends, and dealing with everyday emergencies like an ant problem or a shower curtain that continually wants to fall down---is that sometimes, being too busy is less about all the actual things you're doing and more about what those … [Read more...]
Accidental Chocolate Trifle
Here is something I've been thinking about for a while now: it seems for the most part that the home cooking world is divided into two camps. You see it when you're a guest in someone's home, you see it on cooking shows and books and blogs, you see it in yourself if you think carefully enough. First, there are those with skills; then, there are those with kindness. Let me explain what I mean---or maybe I'll start with what I don't mean. I don't mean that the cooks with skills aren't kind or that the cooks with kindness aren't skilled. They aren't mutually exclusive. I don't mean that cooking well makes you a snob or that wanting to have a nice dinner party means you're a monster. I think what I just mean is this: There are people who wow you and there are people who love you. And sometimes I wonder which one I'm trying to be. The first group is successful, you know? They are highly organized, on top of things---the kind of people who have you over and you are awed by every … [Read more...]
this shell (POM-banana smoothie)
It is the strangest thing to look at the shell of a person, the body without the soul, and to comprehend how someone could be here and then, not here at all. I spent some time thinking about that this last weekend, surrounded by people who were bonded only by the shell we were standing near, the shell of someone who had lived long and with infectious charm. I'm thinking about it now as I type, the fingers of this body punching keys on a keyboard, forming words chosen by my mind, my thoughts, my sense of reason and understanding. Someday, these fingers won't type, my body will cease to work, the breath of life will be puffed out of me but, what is inside of me---what is most me---that will never die, that will just move somewhere else. I will move somewhere else. Right now, as I'm typing, I'm sitting next to a window, feeling with my body the slight chill of the air outside that leaks through into this room. I can hear the buzzing of someone mowing grass. I can see clouds … [Read more...]
all you can do (banana blueberry orange smoothie)
Since I left work two hours early Friday, I've gone through a few boxes of tissues, several packets of Emergen-C, four bowls of chicken noodle soup, twice daily rounds with the neti pot, hot compresses on my eyes, Vicks on my chest, an entire season of a television show online, some reading in Best Food Writing 2009, a little bit of Food Network and, mercifully, an entire 15-hour block of sleep from Saturday into Sunday that, I'm pretty sure, is a miracle in itself considering all the constant nose-blowing. I mean, I knew it was cold season, but, people, I haven't taken sick time at work since Saint Patrick's Day. A few months ago, when everyone was sniffling and sneezing, I somehow was fine, and so I kind of thought I must have a pretty great immune system or something. Cue the line, Pride cometh before a fall. The thing about getting sick is it reminds you how weak and vulnerable you can be. It doesn't really matter how much you want to clean the bathroom or go out … [Read more...]


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Fiction, non-fiction and August sneak peeks are on the list of books published in July 2011. The list is downloadable and is complete with links to non-fiction and fiction titles, as well as titles by new authors coming out in July 2011.
Discover new novelists in July: Pigeon English by Stephen Kelman, Turn of Mind by Alice LaPlante, Original Sin by Beth McMullen and Rules of Civility by Amor Towles.
Non-fiction books include these: I'm Feeling Lucky: The Confessions of Google Employee Number 59 by Doug Edwards, A Nation Like No Other by Newt Gingrich, American Outlaw by Jesse Gregory James, Sex on the Moon by Ben Mezrich, Rock the Casbah by Robin Wright and many others.
Fiction blockbusters include those by Meg Cabot, Tom Clancy, Janet Dailey, Mary Janice Davidson, Harry Turtledove, Susan Wittig Albert, Perri O'Shaughnessy, Reginald Hill and more.
Reserve sneak peeks coming out in August including these: Jeffrey Archer's Only Time Will Tell, W.E.B. Griffin's The Ideal Man, Kathy Reichs' Flash and Bones and James Patterson's Kill Me If You Can.


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Sam Wilson, Steve Rogers, and Bucky Barnes combat the evils of Pleasant Hill in Nick Spencer & Paul Renaud's "Avengers: Standoff" tie-in.
The original Cap is back in action, and wearing a familiar suit, in newly shared art from Marvel penciller Paul Renaud.
Chelsea Cain discusses the dangers Marvel's super spy will face, and how "Fight Club" writer Chuck Palahniuk egged her into comics.
Marvel's "Secret Wars" event kicks off with a special prelude by Jonathan Hickman & Paul Renaud on May 2 as part of Free Comic Book Day.
Rick Remender, Carlos Pacheco & Paul Renaud continue the "March to AXIS" in "Captain America" #24 as Falcon soars to heroic new heights.
Rick Remender joins X-Position to answer your questions about everything from Mojo to Immortus' Infinity Watch. Plus, exclusive art!
CBR has an exclusive first look at Rob Williams' "Miss Fury" series, featuring the pulp heroine illustrated by Jack Herbert and featuring covrs by Alex Ross, J. Scott Campbell and more.
Dynamite Entertainment made a big splash at New York Comic Con announcing new projects from top creators like Rick Remender, Tim Seeley, Joshua Hale Fialkov, Andy Lanning and more.
At New York Comic Con, Dynamite Entertainment announced signing "Uncanny Avengers" & "Uncanny X-Force" writer Rick Remender to pen the sci-fi series "Devolution" with artist Paul Renaud.
Dynamite has provided CBR with an exclusive look at the Ron Marz-scripted "Prophecy" #1, the publisher-wide crossover featuring Sherlock Holmes, Red Sonja, Vampirella and more.
Dynamite Entertainment has provided CBR with an exclusive look at Walter Geovani's interior pages for "Prophecy" #1 written by Ron Marz and Paul Renaud's upcoming covers for the publisher's massive crossover.
Writer Ron Marz spoke with CBR News about "Prophecy," Dynamite's upcoming crossover involving the likes of Red Sonja, Vampirella, Dorian Gray, Pantha and others.
Dynamite Entertainment has provided CBR News with exclusive first looks at the covers for "The Shadow" #2 and Lord of the Jungle" #6 featuring work by Ryan Sook, Alex Ross, Howard Chaykin and more.
Series writer Paul Tobin tells CBR News how he's rebuilding Jaime Sommers and making her better, faster and stronger for Dynamite Entertainment's upcoming ongoing series.
Dynamite Entertainment has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of "Lord of the Jungle" #1. Edgar Rice Burroughs' most famous creation returns January 18 in a specially priced $1.00 debut issue.
Jaime Sommers comes to Dynamite in the "The Bionic Woman" ongoing series written by Paul Tobin. The series debuts in March and features art by Leno Carvalho with a Paul Renaud cover.
"Mass Effect" lead writer Mac Walters discusses the latest Dark Horse miniseries, "Invasion," tying into the game and the challenges and rewards of branching storylines.
Courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment, CBR presents a preview of "Kirby Genesis" #1 by Kurt Busiek, Alex Ross and Jack Herbert. Jack Kirby's creations are re-imagined starting June 15, 2011.
Dynamite has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at "Danger Girl & the Army of Darkness" #1, written by Andy Hartnell with art by Chris Bolson. The crossover begins Wednesday, April 27!
Marvel has released an advance look at "Avengers" #13 by Brian Michael Bendis and Chris Bachalo, with covers by Alan Davis and Paul Renaud. "Fear Itself" enters Earth's Mightiest Heroes' lives on May 18.
Dynamite Entertainment has provided CBR News with an exclusive first look at Paul Renaud and Nick Bradshaw's covers for "Danger Girl and the Army of Darkness" #3, set to ht stores in June.
Dynamite and IDW have announced the return of J. Scott Campbell's Abbey Chase in "Danger Girl and the Army of Darkness," a n April-debuting miniseries written by Danger Girl co-creator Andy Hartnell.
The goddess of war and wisdom sets out for a modern day adventure, drawing on everything from the Trojan War to presidential politics. We spoke with writer Doug Murray and artists Paul Renaud & Fabiano Neves about "Athena."
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Opening today at the Cincinnati Museum Center is a collection of black and white photographs from the archives. They capture the people and the City, in historical moments and every day life.
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Town keeps old equipment at rinkJuly 09,2013BRATTLEBORO The Brattleboro Select Board is going to stick with the aging refrigeration equipment at the towns skating rink for at least one more year to ensure that the ice is ready in the Vermont town for the upcoming season.
The compressors at the Nelson Withington Skating Rink failed at the end of the last season and the town has been considering investing in a new system. But the estimate came in at almost $500,000, about $150,000 more than the community had set aside for the project.
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Simple, Christmasy, and Cute! I love this design. I wish my christmas tree in real life looked this good. I think I might have bad luck with Christmas trees. :( (Except on my nails)
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What white polish do you use? It look super opaque!
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Last week we saw OS 6.1 pop up for some unreleased devices. Inside the latest icons for OS 6.1 were unearthed and magically turned into what is now Six dot X. This latest creation comes from BBThemes and is the closest you can get to OS 6.1 on your device (for now). Nothing major will change from your stock theme, but Six dot X provides a fancy new look with all new icons for native apps. The icons break from the old colorless style to new spiffiness. They now sport some color and give things a much different look. While you can expect to see more of them when OS 6.1 starts hitting devices, you can check out Six dot X on your current device while you wait it out. Check out the video above for a quick look then hit the link below to purchase.
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what is the app labeled alli at 0:20 icon says (love)
I do think I'll actually wait for OS 6.1, but thanks anyway...
I'm having issues with the 6.1 calendar icon I customized the theme and everything on the 9700 the way I wanted. But the calendar icon doesn't show on the simulator or preview. So how can I get the 6.1 calendar icon to work. Also is there more icons or banners re-sized to fit on the 9700.
Anyone know where to find that wallpaper with the BlackBerry logo?
LOL I find it hilarious that people complaining about $ 2 for a theme, Really? it makes it sounds people are hard up for cash. You can find $2 worth of spare change between your couch cushions or in the pocket of jacket you haven't worn in longtime maybe in the back pocket of an pair of jeans. I have bought this theme prior to it's released and I really I like it. So what it's just the icons I am paying for, I am not tech savy to use the 6.0 theme builder beta again it's ONLY 2 DOLLARS LOL. I have noticed a free 6.1 theme is available now which is great for people who didn't Six got X theme I'm not bitter about spending $2. It will be one less double cheese burger I'm getting from the value menu LOL
anyone know what that app is called at 0:20 labeled alli.
Lol, they're already available.
I purchased this. Took almost a day to actually be able to download it. The dev was very friendly in trying to work everything out. It was all the app stores fault btw. Dev is tops.
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I am looking for a proper single work term to describe one third of a calendar year. Trimester does not seem correct as it seems to refer to a period of three months (one third of a pregnancy or one third of an academic year).
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The term for a four month period is quadrimester. Quad = 4 mense= month
There is a difference between a duration period of three months as in "trimester" and an event occurring every 3 months as in "quarterly". In the same vein you would have a quadrimester or tri-annually, both being correct in the right context.
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HOUMA -- Two people were killed in separate crashes on area highways Sunday, authorities said.
Linsy Chauffe, 18, of Cut Off, was killed in a two-car crash in Grand Bois around 6 a.m., according to a news release from State Police Troop C.
Asa Dubois, 51, of Houma, was killed when his motorcycle crashed in Kraemer around 3 p.m.
Their deaths represent the latest in a string of crashes on roads in the Troop C area, which includes Terrebonne, Lafourche and small parts of three other parishes -- at least 24 people have died this year, 10 of them in April.
Those statistics represent more than twice the number of deaths in the first four months of 2005.
Chauffe was driving south on the Bourg-Larose Highway near Grand Bois Park when she lost control of her 1996 Honda Accord in a curve, authorities said. She crossed into the other lane and struck a 2002 Mazda Tribute being driven by Joseph Billiot Jr., 30, of Montegut.
Chauffe, the only person in her car, was taken to Terrebonne General Medical Center by an Acadian Ambulance helicopter, but she died at the hospital. She was not wearing her seat belt.
Billiot and his passenger, Belinda Plaisance, 36, of Marrero, were taken to Leonard J. Chabert Medical Center with what police described as minor injuries. Both were wearing seat belts. Police do not anticipate filing charges in the crash.
Later Sunday, Dubois was driving a 1998 Harley-Davidson south on La. 307 in Kraemer when, while trying to take a curve, he lost control of the motorcycle, authorities said. The motorcycle ran off the road, struck a ditch and threw Dubois off.
Dubois was taken by Acadian Ambulance to St. Anne General Hospital in Mathews, where he died. He was wearing a helmet.
Investigators do not suspect anyone in either crash had been drinking, but blood-alcohol tests required by state law are pending at the State Police crime lab. Both crashes remain under investigation.
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The best part of the Philadelphia Zoo's new KidZooU exhibit, at least in the eyes of my two nieces, was the barnyard. As the two stood in the exhibit, they were surrounded by colorful (goat) kids, all nuzzling them in an attempt to reach the brushes the girls held. A short distance away, they marveled over the sheep wandering in their pen. An extremely loud donkey - which made the girls think of Shrek - let it be known that he needed some attention.
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Public Hearing on Saving our Federal Safety Net Saturday, June 1 / 10:30 am – 12:30 pmSt. Paul AME ChurchRev. Bruce Butcher, Pastor1250 S. Hawkins Ave., Akron
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Sherrod Brown video for the Public Hearing on Saving Our Federal Safety Net. June 2, 2013. St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Akron, Ohio.
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In this two-minute video, Leah Davis explains how the Akron Time Bank provides a valuable economic alternative to people. Leah is a program associate for AFSC's Economic and Political Justice Program in Northeast Ohio. More info on the Akron Time Bank is available on their website.
Greg Coleridge explains why we need to repeal the Citizens United decision and push for a constitutional amendment which states clearly that corporations aren't people and money isn't speech.
Greg Coleridge, who directs AFSC's work in Northeast Ohio, explains why democratizing our monetary system would dramatically improve our economy and the overall strength of our nation.
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It's that time of year for the second most popular past time in Kenai: Garage Sale-ing (Fishing of course being the first). When the granddaughters were small, I was an avid garage saler. They were good places to find books and puzzles and other toys du jour to keep at Grandma's house and even once in a while a sweat shirt or pair of rubber boots to use in case of emergency. They are the true life meaning of "One man's junk is another man's treasure" ( or woman's as the case may be)
It's Sunday, June first. Not too many years ago (at least like I count time) we would be coming home from a long weekend. We'd have celebrated Memorial Day on Friday, probably with a family get together after visiting the cemetery and placing flowers on the graves of family members, then headed out camping or fishing, or just road-tripping if the weather was good. We'd be sun-burned, exhausted and a little giddy because summer had started so gloriously.
I am about to weigh in on a topic I would not normally comment on here. I might gnash my teeth a little and yell at the radio couple of times. Maybe drive Hubby nuts with expletives about "other people not being able to read" but generally, my partisan political rantings I keep to myself and a few select friends who know when to ignore me and let things take their natural course of being forgotten in a day or two.
But now that this issue has reared its ugly head in our little town, I need take a stand, if only to muddy the waters a little.
I spent a couple of weeks this past winter with the Kenai Crud or whatever we called it this year. I don't usually give in to wintertime sniffles, but this year was a different bug, I guess. I was also without a sense of taste or smell for that two weeks and a few days beyond as things got back to normal. It's a different world when you can't smell anything and it made me think of scents I enjoy, and a few I don't.
I thought this was going to be one of those columns that writes itself.
After all, it's March, lots of politics around, logical fodder for my annual rant. We had the Board of Fish (I always picture a round table surrounded by various species of salmon, all in suits and ties and horn rimmed glasses ready to conduct a meeting; probably have better results) screw up the Cook Inlet fishery. I don't have a horse it that race so I can say that as an impartial observer.
I had an epiphany a few days ago.
That is the fancy word for "It's about time. What took you so long?" I have finally surrendered to the fact that I am "the older generation." I suppose it has been obvious for a while. We (that's one of my brothers and I) are almost the oldest in a very large bunch of relatives. An aunt-by-marriage and one of Mom's many cousins are all that remain of that generation in a really big extended family that covers two counties and beyond in the Pacific Northwest.
I was ironing the other day, which is noteworthy for a couple of reasons: 1) Hardly any clothing you buy these days needs to be ironed and 2) I don't buy it if it does need to be ironed. But I have a few vintage favorites that need to be "touched up" by an iron on the collar, cuffs and buttonholes assuming being old enough to still need to be ironed counts as "vintage." And of course Hubby has a few shirts that need to have the complete treatment with hot steam.
This is the time of year life starts running on Tradition. Everyone is making fudge, writing Christmas cards, and listening to "Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer." You can almost kick back and let things take their natural course. I know that Daughter is going to call and ask for the recipe for Grasshopper Pie. She does every year and I always say "Now write this down" and she always starts the conversation with "I wrote this down last year, but … ." That pie is one of our traditional desserts during the holidays, but it's really the phone call that stirs the memories.
I heard on the news a couple of months ago that the going rate for the Tooth Fairy to pay for a tooth was nearly $4. When I lost my first tooth I got a dime, and if I remember correctly, the Tooth Fairy paid our kids 25¢.
We just finished a local election and however you voted, you were on the right side for exercising your right and responsibility to express your opinion with the ballot. Our local issues were not that controversial. Most of the races were contended, as they should be and a couple of the propositions had definite pros and cons but all things considered, a friendly contest, although we DID have poll watchers at some of the Kenai Precincts (that hotbed of disquiet and craziness).
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NEW ORLEANS — Residents of south Louisiana who got to know former LSU professor Ivor van Heerden as a tireless critic of shoddy levees built by the Army Corps of Engineers might be surprised when they see his latest foray into the public arena: on a BP website, where he seems to be downplaying the environmental effects of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
"The public gets the perception that this is the black, heavy, tarry stuff that is in ship's bunkers and it covers everything and smothers it and just kills it, but that's not the kind of oil we're dealing with," Van Heerden says in a video on the BP website, dated July 1. "It's a very, very light oil. It's almost like he day and the water has suspended sediment in it so it may actually get hotter, and all of those combine with the fact that we have naturally in our system, the organisms, the microbes that break down the oil."
Van Heerden, a marine scientist, is in the middle of a court fight with LSU over the university's decision not to extend his employment contract this year despite his leadership of a state-sponsored forensic investigation into the reasons levees and floodwalls in the New Orleans area failed during Hurricane Katrina.
He has argued in court that university officials decided against keeping him because of concerns his repeated criticism of the Army Corps of Engineers would impact the university's federal grants.
The university has denied that allegation, saying van Heerden's position was a victim of budget cutbacks. A trial on his lawsuit is not expected until sometime this fall.
Van Heerden now works as a senior scientist and "shoreline cleanup assessment team" leader for Polaris Applied Sciences, a Kirtland, Wash., consulting firm being paid by BP for oil clean-up assistance. Van Heerden could not be reached for comment about the BP video.
The shoreline cleanup assessment teams are overseen by a contractor representing BP and another contractor representing the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Data developed by the teams is used to direct cleanup operations and actions aimed at limiting human and wildlife exposure to the toxic effects of oil.
In the BP video, van Heerden says shoreline cleanup assessment team have surveyed more than 1,200 miles of shoreline and found that 10 percent is heavily oiled. Most of the heavily oiled areas are sandy beaches "which obviously are a lot easier to clean up than the marshes," he said.
His description of how oil is affecting wetlands is at odds with statements made by Gov. Bobby Jindal and Plaquemines Parish President Billy Nungesser, who have expressed a more dire view of the oil spill's effects. Both have repeatedly warned that the oil is killing wetland grasses and their roots, which increases the chances they'll be washed away by tropical storms or hurricanes, creating more open water along the state's fragile coastline.
They've also demanded speedier responses to oil in water just off beaches and wetlands, as well as approval by the federal government and BP for building rock jetties to reduce the size of some passes.
In the video, Van Heerden provides a less dire view of the damage.
"What we have seen is that in many locations, the fringe of the marsh has been oiled, but the plants, the stems are so dense that they almost act like a barrier," van Heerden says in the video. "So the penetration is minimal. Often a foot, maybe the worst we've seen is 6 to 8 feet.
"What we also see as we're doing these SCATs, because we'll go back to areas, is what the response is with time," he says.
"And what we've seen is that this oil has a very short life span when it comes ashore. It breaks down very, very rapidly. On the beaches, it becomes these tiny little tar balls, from a few inches down to maybe an inch in diameter. In the marshes, what we see is that even though the plants get oiled, the leaves may brown and die, but the marsh, the actual stems so far seem to have been surviving and staying green."
The video is one of several that BP has posted on www.bp.com. Others include reports on anti-spill technologies tested by BP, the company's efforts to partner with Catholic Charities to provide aid to communities hurt by the spill, and an explanation of the use of aerial dispersants to break down oil on the surface of the Gulf of Mexico.
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Bob McKeon
Last month, I attended an Edmonton conference called the Call to Action Summit. It was organized to mobilize local community support for the 94 Calls to Action contained in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) report presented in Ottawa last June. The Summit was organized by a group of indigenous and non-indigenous agencies working together with support from the city and the provincial governments.
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I retired from my position at the Social Justice Office at the Edmonton Archdiocese last June. My last public job responsibility was to assist with presenting Pope Francis' new encyclical Laudato si to the Edmonton media. This meant studying the preparatory materials and speed reading the encyclical text just prior to its date of publication. Since then, Laudato si continues to be very much part of my life as I am being asked to dig deeper into this remarkable document, and to help lead study sessions with different Catholic and ecumenical groups.
The federal election is now well underway. We regularly hear party leaders and local candidates asking for our vote. The phrase "discerning the signs of the times," introduced by Pope John XXIII is apt here. What are the urgent issues of our day that the Spirit is calling us to speak to and act upon? One practical way we can do this is through participation and casting our ballot in the current federal election.
Early this past June, I found I was in Ottawa at the same time as the concluding events of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). Since I had been involved with the Alberta National TRC event held in Edmonton a year earlier, I took advantage of the opportunity to attend this historic event. A special Catholic liturgy was held the previous Saturday at St. Joseph's Church, the historic Oblate parish in Ottawa.
On June 18, Pope Francis' long awaited encyclical Laudato Si' was released. The buildup and public anticipation preceding the actual publication was unprecedented. The release date was advertised ahead of time. There was even the intrigue over the early publication of a leaked text. U.S. presidential candidates debated its message before they had even read it.
A couple of weeks ago, I joined a group who had gathered at Providence Centre to celebrate the beatification of Archbishop Oscar Romero. We were able to watch a live broadcast of the beatification liturgy from San Salvador on a large screen TV. Many in the group had immigrated to Edmonton from El Salvador, fleeing from the persecution and the violence of a harsh military dictatorship.
In a few weeks, in Ottawa, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) will come to a close. On June 1 the TRC will present its final report. There will be formal closing ceremonies at Rideau Hall on June 2. These events will mark an important moment in the long, challenging story of the Indian residential schools, and of everyone associated with the schools.
Over the years, participation in Edmonton's Outdoor Way of the Cross on Good Friday morning has very much become part of my life. In the beginning years, the route was downtown, the first year going over the High Level Bridge as far as the University Hospital. More recently, the event has found its home in the inner city, with the procession this year starting and ending at Hope Mission, the largest homeless shelter in the city.
Today in Alberta we find ourselves often talking about government budgets. Because of low oil prices, government revenues are down. Alberta relies heavily on ever-changing revenues from the sale of fossil fuels to balance its budget, between 15 and 40 per cent of total government revenues depending on the year. Of course, world oil and gas prices over the years rise and fall dramatically. When gas and oil prices are high, Alberta has budget surpluses.
Each year as we enter the first week of Lent, we naturally tend to think of fasting. Often we may think of things to give up and abstain from. Candies and deserts may be chosen. For adults, maybe it is alcohol or smoking. It is almost as if we can get a second chance to work at the New Year's resolutions we failed at a month earlier. Significantly, the Scripture passages for the first days of Lent each year speak of fasting. However, what is meant by fasting is different from simply giving up certain treats and pleasures for 40 days.


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Dance Yrself Clean, Kitty Rhombus, the Oscars: Freeloader Friday
L-R: "Love Stories," bfreshproductions, Nick Howard
Come take a look at our list and plan your weekend.
Photo by Heather Hill
The Sun Serpent
(Mixed Blood Theatre, 1501 4th St. S., Minneapolis, 612-338-0937, www.mixedblood.com)
Three performers bring an epic Aztec adventure to the stage. 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Through March 22. Tickets are free, first-come first-served ($20 to reserve online).
(331 Club: 331 13th Ave. NE, Minneapolis, 612-331-1746)
10 p.m.
Jordan Holt, the Tinder Box, Anna Welter, Kelly Haines
(Acadia Cafe: 329 S. Cedar Ave., Minneapolis, 612-874-8702)
8 p.m.
Dance Yrself Clean
(Kitty Cat Klub: 315 14th Ave. SE, Minneapolis, 612-331-9800)
With DJ FooLProoF. 9 p.m.
Machinery Hill
(The Coffee Grounds: 1579 Hamline Ave. N., St. Paul, 651-644-9959)
8 p.m.
Redbush from Wyoming, Snacks!, Stueber, the House of Teeth, Stevens Family Band
(Driftwood Char Bar: 4415 Nicollet Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-354-3402)
7 p.m.
John Garon
(Dulono's: 607 W. Lake St., Minneapolis, 612-827-1726)
8 p.m. Also Saturday.
Matt Hannah (CD release)
(Ginkgo Coffeehouse: 721 Snelling Ave. N., St. Paul, 651-645-2647)
7 p.m.
Atlas Moth, Liar in Wait, Morality Crisis, Nihilterrmos
(Hexagon Bar: 2600 27th Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-722-3454)
9 p.m.
Prophets of Peace
(Schooner Tavern: 2901 27th Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-729-4365)
9 p.m.
Kevin Presbrey
(Whiskey Junction: 901 Cedar Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-338-9550)
9 p.m.
Verskotzi, Landmarks
(Whole Music Club: 300 Washington Ave. SE, Minneapolis, 612-625-2272)
7:30 p.m.
Black History Month Culture Night Celebration
(Sundin Music Hall, 1531 Hewitt Ave., St. Paul, 651-523-2459)
With dance by Marciano Silva dos Santos; music by the Lioness, Ashley Commodore & Patricia Lacy. 7 p.m.
Pamper Night for Ladies
(Gabe's Rinkside Bar and Grill, 9250 Lincoln St. NE, Blaine, 612-483-7399)
With jewelry, massages, chocolate, make-up, beauty services, more. 5-9 p.m.
Minneapolis Polar Bear Plunge Fireworks Show
(Lake Calhoun, 3000 Calhoun Parkway, Minneapolis, 612-230-6400, www.minneapolisparks.org)
Warming tent with concessions. 6-8 p.m.
Adjustment Disorder
(University of Minnesota Physicians, Mill City Clinic, 901 S. Second St., Zenith Condominium Building, Minneapolis)
Work by by Beth Loraine Bowman and Stephan Taucher. 5:30-8 p.m.
Prelude Series No. 1.3: bfreshproductions relaunchPARTY
(Public Functionary, 1400 12th Ave. NE, Minneapolis, 612-978-5566, www.publicfunctionary.org)
Photographer, filmmaker, producer extraordinaire celebrates her b-day and the re-branding of bfreshproduction with media screenings, pop-up performances, interactive gallery pieces, craft cocktails, food, and music from I Self Devine, Mayda, Desdamona, Tall Paul, Marisa Carr, and more. The after party starts up at 11 p.m. 7 p.m.-1 a.m. It's free, but RSVP is required. Send a confirmation to [email protected] Read more about it here.
Love Stories: A Group Exhibition Closing Party
(Chowgirls Killer Catering, 1222 2nd St NE, Minneapolis, 612-203-0786)
7-11 p.m.
City of Sound, the Japhies
(331 Club: 331 13th Ave. NE, Minneapolis, 612-331-1746)
10 p.m.
Mardi Gras
(Acadia Cafe: 329 S. Cedar Ave., Minneapolis, 612-874-8702)
With Jack Brass Band, Dropsteppers, Earstrippers, Brian Engel & Tarik Thornton, Bawdy Blue Burlesque. 9 p.m.
Open Mic/Poetry Slam
(SubText: a bookstore, 165 Western Ave. N, St Paul, 612-387-8803)
2 p.m.
Mushroom Monster
Free First Saturdays: The Big Screen
(Walker Art Center, 1750 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, 612-375-7600, www.walkerart.org)
Featuring special activities for families themed with the current exhibits. This mont's installment will feature screenings of short animated films from around the world. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Four Legg Fish
(Galactic Pizza: 2917 Lyndale Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-824-9100)
10 p.m.
Nick Howard
(Level Salon, 903 Washington Ave. S., Minneapolis)
7-10 p.m.
Zeb Cruikshank
(Ginkgo Coffeehouse: 721 Snelling Ave. N., St. Paul, 651-645-2647)
7 p.m.
Kitty Rhombus, Wage Theft, Hard Core Clans, MRS
(Hexagon Bar: 2600 27th Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-722-3454)
9 p.m.
(Schooner Tavern: 2901 27th Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-729-4365)
9 p.m.
Kairong Liu: Impressions of the Twin Cities
(The Frameworks, 2202 Ford Pkwy., St. Paul, 651-698-3372)
Oil and acrylic paintings. 7-9 p.m.
Scott Bixby's Band
(Mario's Keller Bar: 2300 NE University Ave., Minneapolis, 612-781-3860)
7 p.m.
Jeff Witscher, Eric Frye, Justin Meyers
(Midway Contemporary Art: 527 2nd Ave. SE, Minneapolis, 612-605-4504)
8 p.m.
Pursuit of Happiness
(Vine Arts Center, 2637 27th Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-728-5745, www.vineartscenter.com)
Photography by Keith Holmes. Artist talk and closing reception 6-9 p.m.
Shakedown City
(Whiskey Junction: 901 Cedar Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-338-9550)
9:30 p.m.
Spring 2014 Parade of Homes
(Builders Association Of The Twin Cities, 2960 Centre Pointe Drive, Roseville, 651-697-1954, www.paradeofhomes.org)
Featuring 390 new homes. Thursdays-Sundays, 12-6 p.m. Through March 30. Most homes are free, but Dream Homes require a donation.
Little Wilds
(Honeycomb Salon, 3504 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis, 612-824-2662, honeycombmpls.com)
Artwork by Gretchen Thayer, Dylan Alverson, and Dakota Lacontessa Wilder Temte. With music by DJ His Hands and DJ CGW. 7-10 p.m.
Oscars Party
(Brit's Pub & Eating Establishment, 1110 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, 612-332-3908, www.britspub.com)
Watch the Oscars and party at this event boasting movie trivia with John Cosgrove, free popcorn, and more. 5 p.m.
Rock the Cradle
(Minneapolis Institute of Arts, 2400 3rd Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-870-3131, www.artsmia.org)
Featuring live music, mini-classes, and family activities. 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Jack Klatt
(Marjorie McNeely Conservatory at Como Park: 1225 Estabrook Drive, St. Paul, 651-487-8200)
4:30 p.m.
Urban Expedition: Cambodia
(Landmark Center, 75 W. 5th St., St. Paul, 651-292-3293, www.landmarkcenter.org)
Featuring music, dance, crafts, traditions. 1-3 p.m.
Local Author Day
(SubText: a bookstore, 165 Western Ave. N, St Paul, 612-387-8803)
With Shirley White Pearl, Tracy Youngblom, Cullen Bailey Burns, Mark Berriman, Joe Bissen. 1:30 p.m.
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Released: Jun 23rd, 2010
Running Time: 77 Min.
Director: Exopium
Company: Marc Dorcel
Distribution Companies: Wicked Pictures
DVD Extras: Behind the Scenes, Bonus Footage, Bonus Scenes, Trailer(s), Widescreen
Cast: Alex (XXI), James Brossman, Aleska Diamond, J.P.X., Cipriana, Kitty Cat (III), Gitta Blond, Tara Pink, Miss Caresse
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Genre: Anal, Foreign All-Sex
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Short on running time but long on hot-looking European girls, Anal Football Club consists of five tightly edited sex scenes in and around the locker room of a girls' soccer team. You see the girls working out, taking shots on goals, jogging, etc. But truthfully, all of the action occurs away from the pitch.
When gorgeous blonde Aleska Diamond hurts her ankle, the best cure is a double penetration, courtesy of Alex and JPX. Another pretty blonde, Tara Pink, gets fucked in the shower by the very busy Alex. Aleska and Kitty Cat, both with gorgeous bodies, fuck JPX in the stadium office, his dick entering their pussies and asses in the feature's best sex sceme. With an additional anal scene featuring Miss Caresse and a stylized girl/girl sequence with Cipriana and Gitta Blond, you get most of the 77 minutes filled with sex.
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Conference "The CAP towards 2020 – taking stock with civil society" (Brussels, 13/07/2012)
This event was organised by the European Commission as a follow-up to the broad consultation on the challenges faced by European agriculture and the need for policy intervention, which took place in July 2010, on the initiative of Dacian Cioloş, European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development.
The conference provided a forum for civil society to debate and discuss the CAP reform proposals for post-2013 which were adopted by the Commission on 12 October 2011, and the degree to which the proposals contribute to meeting the challenges identified during the public debate launched in 2010.
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- "Taking stock with civil society on the future of the CAP" - Opening speech by Dacian Cioloş, European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development
- "The October 2011 CAP Reform legislative proposals: A global assessment with emphasis on food security and competiveness" [999 KB] by Hervé Guyomard, Director, Institut National Recherche Agricole (INRA), France
- Presentation [409 KB] by David Baldock, Director, Institute for European Environmental Policy
Workshop 1: CAP and food security
- "Food security and the CAP" [697 KB] by Tassos Haniotis, Director for Economic Analysis, Perspectives and Evaluation, European Commission, Directorate General for Agriculture and Rural Development
- "The EU and the long-term challenge of feeding a world of 9 billion people" [316 KB] by Dominique van der Mensbrugghe, Senior Economist/Team Leader, Global Perspective Studies Team, FAO
- "CAP and food security: international implications" [500 KB] by Luca Salvatici, Professor, University of Rome III, Italy
- Presentation [291 KB] by Eric Driver,CEJA, EU young farmers
- Presentation [232 KB] by Susanne Langguth, Chair of the agricultural policy group of the EU food industry organisation, FoodDrinkEurope
- "Ensuring sustainable food security in a resource-constrained world" [257 KB] by Sébastien Treyer, Director of programmes, IDDRI - Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations, France
- Summary of workshop 1 [391 KB] by Alessandro Sorrentino, Professor, University of Tuscia, Italy
Workshop 2: CAP and natural resources
- "Integrating Environmental Requirements into the Common Agricultural Policy" [346 KB] by Martin Scheele, Head of Unit 'Environment, genetic resources and European Innovation Partnership', DG Agriculture and Rural Development
- "Are we raising the bar? Or Just green-washing the same old policy?" [491 KB] by Ariel Brunner, Head Of EU Policy, BirdLife Europe
- "CAP and natural resources" [231 KB] by Eugénia Pommaret, Environmental Director FNSEA - French Farmers Union
- Presentation [590 KB] by Rainer Oppermann Institute for Agroecology and Biodiversity (IFAB), Germany
- Presentation [296 KB] by Thomas Bertilsson, Copa-Cogeca
- "A paradigm change towards sustainable food and farming systems" [7 MB] by Jan Plagge, IFOAM EU Group, Chairman of Farmers Sector Group
- Summary of workshop 2 [344 KB] by Peter Nowicki, Senior Researcher, LEI-WUR (Agricultural Economics Research Institute), The Hague, Netherlands
Workshop 3: CAP and balanced territorial development
- "The CAP and balanced territorial development" [278 KB] by Josefine Loriz-Hoffmann, Head of Unit 'Consistency of rural development policy', DG Agriculture and Rural Development
- "Impact of the pillar I and II on rural areas" [236 KB] by Eduardo Moyano-Estrada, Director of the Institute of Advanced Social Studies (IESA), Spain
- "CAP Empowering Local Communities and Promoting Rural-Urban Links?" [633 KB] by Petri Rinne, President ELARD, European LEADER Association for Rural Development
- "Rural Development – Prepared for Future?" [243 KB] by Otmar Seibert, University of Applied Sciences Weihenstephan-Triesdorf, Germany
- "CAP toward 2020 – KO or OK for the Shift of Rural Paradigm?" [240 KB] by Goran Šoster, Coordinator of the PREPARE Network
- "Smart, sustainable and inclusive rural development in post-growth times" [535 KB] by Robert Lukesch, Agriculture and Rural Convention Core Group member, ÖAR Regional Consulting, Austria
- Summary of workshop 3 [233 KB] by Adrian Neal, Team Leader, Contact Point of the European Network for Rural Development
Summary document of the Workshops drawn up by the rapporteurs [50 KB] (This text represents solely the views of its authors and cannot in any circumstances be regarded as the official position of the Commission)


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BMI View: BMI believes that the Colombian port of Cartagena will continue to enjoy strong growth over the medium term as it develops into a regional transhipment hub. The widening of the Panama Canal's locks, now scheduled to be completed in May 2015, will give a further boost to this, and ensure the facility's growth over the long term, provided Cartagena invests in the necessary dredging work.
The Port Authority of Cartagena has announced that in the first half of the year the port's primary container terminal, the Manga terminal, handled 697,688 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs). This represents an increase of 12.1% on the same period in 2011, and would appear to back up BMI's forecast that 13.0% growth in box throughput will be achieved at the port in 2012. If borne out this would see 1.91mn TEUs pass through the port, from 1.69mn TEUs in 2011.
We believe that this strong growth will be maintained over the medium term; over our forecast period, from 2013 to 2017, we project that annual throughput growth will average 11.2%. This is predicated on our macroeconomic outlook for Colombia - we expect real GDP growth to remain around the 4.6% mark over the period - and the previous performance of the port. From 2007 to 2011 the facility averaged throughput growth of 21.0%, despite a 2009 decline of 6.4% when the global economic crisis struck.
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|Port of Cartagena, TEU Throughput, 2007-2017
In order to support this growth the Manga terminal has been investing in developing its facilities. According to a recent presentation by the port authority to its shareholders, the terminal purchased and put into operation 12 cranes and 18 trucks. Further, the Manga terminal has invested US$65mn in a recently completed expansion which raised its annual box handling capacity to 1.5mn TEUs per annum.
BMI believes that the Manga terminal, and the Port of Cartagena as a whole, must invest further if it is to capitalise fully on the opportunities which are presenting themselves. International transhipment cargo at the port increased by 13.9% in H1; this was fuelled by the beginning of operations by the South Korean box carriers Hanjin Shipping and Hyundai Merchant Marine. The liners are looking ahead to when the expansion of the Panama Canal is completed, when ships of up to 12,500 TEU capacity (three times the current) will be able to pass through the canal. However, if Cartagena is to fully reap the benefits of this then the port must dredge; its draught at low tide is just 11.5 metres, which is insufficient to accommodate the larger vessels, especially not when fully loaded. If the port fails to implement dredging operations in time for the completion of the canal's expansion, it is likely to lose traffic to better prepared ports in the Caribbean.