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- Fred19 Sep 8, 2006 02:40 PM
We will be staying in Portland, Boothbay Harbor, Bar Harbor and Bangor and need restaurant recs for those areas. Lunch places for salads would be appreciated and medium priced dinner restaurants.
Does anyone know how the lobster pounds work? We have one person that does not eat either fish or seafood, and want to know how we can handle going to a lobster pound. Also is it BYOB? Do they have anything in addition to lobster? How late are they open?
Well Fred, you'll need to do a little work in the forums for recommendations on all the locations you will be visiting. Their are plenty of recent postings to peruse on each area.
The lobsterpound-style restaurants vary, but most - The Lobsterman's Co-Op in Boothbay Harbor, Robinson's Wharf on Southport (very close to Boothbay Harbor), Cook's Lobster on Bailey Island, and Boone's Restaurant on Commercial Street in Portland have nonseafood options featuring many things tossed into a cauldron of boiling oil, like chicken nuggets. Cooks has steaks. Robinson's has fried up burgers, chicken fingers, etc.
I wouldn't expect your nonseafood lover to rave about the landlubber items served up at any of these places...
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Had the lobster at the Coop and it was excellent. My friends had the crab salad sandwich and the chicken sandwich with fries and really liked it. Good rec. Thanks
Just returned from Bar Harbor today. Can recommend Havana -- wonderful Cuban/Caribbean flavors, The Burning Tree in Otter Creek -- Wonderful, fresh flavors, fresh herbs, focus is on seafood, and XYZ in Manset -- authentic Mexican, extremely flavorful (and spicy) and very reasonably priced. The margaritas are fantastic.
Also ate at the former Lobstermen's Coop for lunch today. I think it's renamed to Boothbay Harbor Lobster something-or-another. Great 1.5 lb. hard-shelled lobster and corn for my husband ($20), I had the fried scallop and clam combo. Scallops were huge and sweet, clams were not very good -- tough, tasteless.
With regard to BYOB, it's pretty much hit or miss. Lobsterman's Coop in Boothbay Harbor has beer on tap with wine and wine coolers available.
Chauncey Creek Lobster Pound outside of Kittery, on the other hand, is strictly BYOB.
Generally speaking, if a place has a web site, it will usually mention the availability of drinks or BYOB policies. If further in doubt, call them up.
Google can be a very good help in this regard.
Good luck!
Had a great lobster pound experience at the Tidal Falls Lobster Pound in Hancock (just off Route 1, north of Ellsworth--there are signs) in July. It's at the end of a residential street, looks over, oddly enough, the Tidal Falls. Friendly folks, good food. Picnic benches scattered across the lawn...
My brother and SIL (who live up there) LOVE Havana.
Nothing like eating in Maine. Warren's just below the border in Portsmouth for their salad bar, biggest one on the east coast.The Maine Diner on route 1 in York is a great place for cheap lunch.
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Hi "Fred" So glad to hear that Warren's has remained the salad bar choice it has been for years.
My favorite lobster pound in the York Kittery area is the Cape Neddick pound. Full bar, on the water, usually don't need reservations. Make a meal out of the mussels appetizer. Chicken, steaks, burgers available.
Nice medium-higher priced restaurant is Fore Street in Portland. Reservations sometimes hard to get but last time there saw a posting for a certain number of walk ins accomodated. Hangar steak and whole mackeral are tops. Menu changes daily. Fresh greens and chefs cooking area visible to diners. Building is an old WW1 military tank facory, I believe.


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This month, readers of The Atlantic were treated to a lengthy article documenting alarming threats to democracy in certain Latin American countries with progressive and leftist heads of government. The piece, written by Kurt Weyland and titled "Why Latin America is Becoming Less Democratic," is riddled with significant errors and mischaracterizations. Perhaps even worse, editors at The Atlantic didn't make clear that the article was first published in a "journal" that is funded by the U.S. government.
The original article was published in the Journal of Democracy, which has long focused on providing analysis to justify U.S. government intervention abroad. The Journal of Democracy is an official publication of the National Endowment for Democracy's (NED) International Forum for Democratic Studies. Although nominally a "nongovernmental" organization, the NED receives most of its funding from the U.S. Congress. In 1991, Allen Weinstein, who helped found the NED and then became its acting president, told the Washington Post, "A lot of what we do today was done covertly 25 years ago by the CIA" [1].
Some examples of the NED's work include using U.S. government resources to fund groups and individuals involved in the short-lived 2002 coup d'état in Venezuela, and two years later funding organizers of the recall effort against then-president Hugo Chávez. One of the NED's core grantees is the International Republican Institute, which played a major role in overthrowing the democratically-elected government of Haiti in 2004.
These are just a few examples that highlight the NED's disreputable history in Latin America, which would take far more space than a blog post to tell. While it clearly would have been worth noting the source of the article, the article itself is full of both factual errors and egregious mischaracterizations. To keep this post brief, I'll only review a few of the most egregious errors here.
This statement is only reasonable if one completely ignores the U.S. government's role in the region, which constituted a threat to democracy that was neither "temporary" nor limited to "individual nations." Throughout the 1980s, the U.S. conducted a massive and well-organized campaign, especially in Central America, using Cold War pretexts to install and support leaders who would foster favorable conditions for U.S. business interests.
The Hill is reporting that "A House panel unanimously voted Wednesday to limit the U.S. share of the Organization of American States [OAS] regular budget to 50 percent or less." Does this mean that members of Congress have come to realize the OAS's role in arbitrarily changing the result of Haiti's 2010/2011 elections? Do they want to limit the U.S.'s enormous influence over parts of the OAS?
Nope. Members of Congress have introduced this and other bills to limit U.S. support for the OAS precisely for the opposite reason: they believe that the OAS is no longer an effective tool for "defending U.S. interests abroad," and this is only the latest attempt to punish deviation from Washington's objectives. Here is an excerpt from research prepared for Congress that shows the limits of "bipartisan" debate on this topic:
U.S. policymakers have responded to the United States' declining ability to advance its policy preferences within the OAS in a number of ways. Some Members of Congress allege that the OAS has allied itself with anti-U.S. regimes, and is weakening democracy in Latin America. Accordingly, they maintain that support for the OAS runs counter to U.S. objectives in the hemisphere, and that the United States should withhold funding from the organization. Others disagree, arguing that OAS actions continue to closely align with U.S. priorities in many cases, and that defunding the OAS would amount to the United States turning its back on the Western Hemisphere. They maintain that weakening the one multilateral forum that includes every democratic nation of the hemisphere would strengthen the hands of hostile governments while further weakening U.S. influence in the region.
In other words, the debate seems to be whether the goal of defeating our government's official enemies would best be served by maintaining funding or reducing funding to the OAS. Few in Congress question why we are making enemies with democratic countries in Latin America, or countries that pose no threat to the U.S., such as Cuba.
Thirty years ago, the international development community was abuzz with excitement. This was because it appeared that the perfect solution to poverty, exclusion and under-development had finally been found in the form of microcredit. As originally conceived, microcredit is the provision of micro-loans to the poor to allow them to establish a range of income-generating activities, supposedly facilitating an escape from poverty through individual entrepreneurship and self-help. Perhaps nowhere more than in Latin America was the excitement so intense. Stoked by the uplifting claims of Peruvian economist, Hernando de Soto [1], that a vastly expanded informal economy would prove to be the economic salvation of the continent, the U.S. government through the World Bank and its own aid arm, USAID, along with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), led the charge to establish the microcredit movement as the dominant local intervention to address poverty.
However, the sour reality that Latin America faces today is that all the excitement over microcredit was fundamentally misplaced. As I argue in a recent article [PDF] published in the Mexican journal Ola Financiera, the microcredit movement has likely proved to be one of the most destructive interventions brought to Latin America over the last 30 years. A growing number of Latin American governments and international development agencies are now finally reconsidering their once unconditional support for the microcredit model. So what went wrong? Let me point to a few of the most important problems.
First, the overarching outcome of the microcredit model in Latin America has been an increase in the supply of "poverty-push" informal microenterprises and self-employment ventures. Yet rather than creating a De Soto-esque foundation for rapid growth and poverty reduction, the very worst possible foundation for promoting long-term poverty reduction and sustainable development was created. As economists such as Alice Amsden, Robert Wade and Ha-Joon Chang have convincingly shown, the now wealthy developed countries and the East Asian "miracle" economies found that what is really needed to escape poverty is for the state to engineer an entirely different constellation of the "right" enterprises: that is, enterprises that are formalized, large enough to reap important economies of scale, can innovate, can use new technology, are willing to train their workers, can supply larger enterprises with quality inputs, can facilitate new organizational routines and capabilities, and can eventually export. Economic history shows, too, that financing the expansion of the "wrong" sort of informal microenterprises and self-employment ventures will simply not lead to sustainable development. As Ha-Joon Chang brilliantly points out, Africa has more individual entrepreneurs than perhaps any other location on the planet, and many more are being created all the time thanks to rafts of microcredit programs backed by the developed countries, yet Africa remains in poverty precisely because of this fact. Likewise in Latin America: by programmatically channelling its scarce financial resources (savings and remittances) into informal microenterprises and self-employment ventures, and so away from virtually all other higher-value uses, the continent has actually been progressively destroying its economic base.
ABC, the far-right newspaper in Spain, has again been caught running a false report related to Venezuela. On July 18, the paper reported that Secretary of State John Kerry had phoned Venezuelan Foreign Minister Elías Jaua and told him that the U.S. government was enacting a raft of sanctions against Venezuela for its having offered political asylum to whistle-blower Edward Snowden. The punitive measures, according to ABC, included revoking the visas of senior officials' and Venezuelan businessmen's "associated with chavismo" (which the paper reported had already begun a week earlier), and suspension of U.S. exports of gas and oil derivatives to Venezuela. The paper also reported that Kerry had informed Jaua that the U.S. would not permit any Venezuelan plane suspected of carrying Snowden to fly over either U.S. or NATO-member country airspace, unless the plane was a presidential flight carrying President Nicolás Maduro himself. "Immunity is not for the plane, but the president," ABC's "sources" cited Kerry as saying.
The report was picked up by a number of Venezuelan media outlets, including the opposition-oriented El Universal, the Miami-based Venezuela Al Día, and even what is widely considered Venezuela's most objective newspaper, Últimas Noticias. U.S. English-language media outlets were more cautious, with only UPI running an article summarizing the ABC report prior without waiting for verification from the State Department.
But AFP reported on Saturday:
State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf confirmed that Kerry spoke about Snowden by telephone on July 12 with Venezuelan Foreign Minister Elias Jaua.
But she denied as "completely false" a report in the Spanish newspaper ABC that Kerry had threatened to suspend sales of gasoline or oil products to Caracas if it granted Snowden asylum.
"The secretary made no reference in his conversation with Foreign Minister Jaua as to what our response would be if Venezuela were to assist Mr. Snowden or receive him," she said, reading from a statement.
State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf confirmed that Kerry spoke about Snowden by telephone on July 12 with Venezuelan Foreign Minister Elias Jaua.
But she denied as "completely false" a report in the Spanish newspaper ABC that Kerry had threatened to suspend sales of gasoline or oil products to Caracas if it granted Snowden asylum.
"The secretary made no reference in his conversation with Foreign Minister Jaua as to what our response would be if Venezuela were to assist Mr. Snowden or receive him," she said, reading from a statement.
A group of Latin America scholars have taken issue with the supposed "irony" of Edward Snowden's requests for asylum in Ecuador, and acceptance of asylum in Venezuela. The authors debunk what they say "has become a media meme" that it is "ironic" that a whistle-blower and free press advocate like Snowden would seek asylum in those countries. The authors point out, "most media outlets in Ecuador and Venezuela are privately-owned, and opposition in their orientation."
The letter also offers important context and corrections of reports that seem to discredit the governments of Ecuador under President Rafael Correa of Ecuador and Venezuela under Hugo Chávez (and now Nicolás Maduro), which "contribute to a climate of demonization that enables U.S. aggression against those countries and damages relations between the people of the U.S. and our foreign neighbors." While the media contacts for the letter say they have received few responses from the reporters and editors to whom they sent the letter, it has received some attention, with Chicago Public Media station WBEZ interviewing Ecuador expert Steve Striffler (at 22:30) on their "World View" program yesterday and posting an article about the letter on their site here.
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The supposed "irony" of whistle-blower Edward Snowden seeking asylum in countries such as Ecuador and Venezuela has become a media meme. Numerous articles, op-eds, reports and editorials in outlets such as the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, NPR, and MSNBC have hammered on this idea since the news first broke that Snowden was seeking asylum in Ecuador. It was a predictable retread of the same meme last year when Julian Assange took refuge in the Ecuadorian embassy in London and the Ecuadorian government deliberated his asylum request for months.
Of course, any such "ironies" would be irrelevant even if they were based on factual considerations. The media has never noted the "irony" of the many thousands of people who have taken refuge in the United States, which is currently torturing people in a secret prison at Guantanamo, and regularly kills civilians in drone strikes in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, and other countries. Nor has the press noted the "irony" of refugees who have fled here from terror that was actively funded and sponsored by the U.S. government, e.g. from Nicaragua, El Salvador, Chile, and other countries.
I have lived in Brazil for 18 years. Yesterday I decided that an opportunity to protest for a 40-hour workweek was too important to pass up, and headed to Rio de Janeiro's Candelaria square to march with the unions.
The march was part of a general strike held across Brazil yesterday. Across the country banks, ports, factories and construction projects shut down. Protesters closed off 50 highways in 18 states. In Brasilia, the Landless Peasant's Movement (MST) occupied the Incra (agrarian reform) Federal Ministry. The strike was coordinated by a group of 70 union federations, such as the Central Única dos Trabalhadores (CUT; the Unified Workers' Central, in English) and Força Sindical, the national student union (UNE) and social movements like the MST.
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After meeting with NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden today, Human Rights Watch issued a statement reiterating their appeal for his asylum case to be treated fairly. The statement read:
"Edward Snowden has a serious asylum claim that should be considered fairly by Russia or any other country where he may apply," said Dinah PoKempner, general counsel at Human Rights Watch. "He should be allowed at least to make that claim and have it heard."Snowden has disclosed serious rights violations by the US. But US law does not provide sufficient protection for whistleblowers when classified information is involved. The US has charged Snowden, among other things, with violating the Espionage Act, a vague law that provides no exceptions or defenses to whistleblowers who disclose matters of serious public importance.… Washington's actions appear to be aimed at preventing Snowden from gaining an opportunity to claim refuge, in violation of his right to seek asylum under international law.
But while human rights organizations and legal experts have pointed out the compelling case for granting Snowden asylum, most of the media continues to treat offers from Latin America as nothing more than governments "thumbing their noses" at the U.S. A front page article in today's New York Times on the U.S. pressuring Latin American governments to not accept Snowden's asylum doesn't quote any organization or individual making the legal case for asylum, but does quote former American ambassador to the United Nations Bill Richardson:
"What I think is going on among Bolivia, Venezuela and Nicaragua and possibly others is, who can replace Chávez as the main U.S. antagonist?"
The article also points out that the U.S. is threatening these countries, whose only action has been to consider asylum for Snowden, as human rights groups have recommended. The Times quotes an anonymous official:
"There is not a country in the hemisphere whose government does not understand our position at this point," a senior State Department official focusing on the matter said recently, adding that helping Mr. Snowden "would put relations in a very bad place for a long time to come.""If someone thinks things would go away, it won't be the case," the official said.
Revelations of extensive NSA spying on several Latin American countries have further weakened U.S. relations with neighbors south of the border. Colombia, Mexico and Argentina are demanding answers, Peruvian president Ollanta Humala condemned the spying, and the Brazilian Senate has called on U.S. Ambassador to Brazil Thomas Shannon to testify about the U.S. surveillance of millions of Brazilian citizens. As we have noted, an Organization of American States resolution passed on Tuesday – with the U.S. and Canada dissenting – further demonstrates Washington's current political isolation in the hemisphere. The resolution expressed "solidarity" with Bolivia and its president, Evo Morales and "firmly call[s] on the Governments of France, Portugal, Italy, and Spain to provide the necessary explanations of the events that took place" related to President Morales' plane being denied airspace and forced to land in Austria, whereupon it was searched, apparently due to bad U.S. intelligence that Edward Snowden was on board. (CEPR Co-Director Mark Weisbrot touches on theories of a "dry run"/rehearsal response to Snowden leaving Russia here.)
The targeting of President Morales' plane is all the more egregious considering the U.S. government's ongoing refusal to extradite Bolivia's former president Gonzalo ("Goni") Sánchez de Lozada for serious human rights crimes related to the shooting of protesters in 2003. Goni lives comfortably just outside Washington, D.C. in Chevy Chase, Maryland, and as a member emeritus of the Inter-American Dialogue is close to Washington foreign policy circles. The worst allegations that pundits have leveled at Snowden are that his leaks could endanger Americans – allegations for which there is no evidence. The case against Goni, however, is serious: he is believed to be responsible for ordering the military to attack protesters, resulting in the shooting deaths of over 67 and injury to over 400.
Late on July 9th, after many hours of negotiations, the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (made up of the representatives of the 34 active member countries of the OAS) approved a resolution expressing solidarity with President Evo Morales of Bolivia, condemning violations of international law and the inviolability of heads of state, and "firmly" calling on France, Portugal, Italy and Spain to provide the "necessary explanations" as well as apologies "as appropriate." The resolution comes on the heels of similar statements by other regional bodies, namely UNASUR and CELAC, strongly rejecting the four countries' decisions to deny airspace access to the plane of President Morales due to the suspicion that U.S. whistle-blower Edward Snowden was traveling aboard the plane. In the words of the OAS resolution, by their actions the four European countries "potentially [compromised] the safety of the Bolivian President and his entourage; and [violated] international law."
Nearly every country in the region backed the resolution. The only holdouts were Canada and the U.S., identified in footnotes as refusing to join the regional consensus in support of the resolution. The U.S. has been identified as having provided the four European governments with the false intelligence regarding Snowden's presence on the plane, according to Reuters, and could hardly be expected to condemn its European partners, especially given that their actions have resulted in a particularly serious diplomatic crisis, affecting European relations with a number of Latin American countries. But, rather than try to block the resolution entirely, the U.S. and Canada – which has almost systematically backed the U.S. agenda at the OAS in recent years – chose instead to discreetly voice their opposition in the form of footnotes. Nevertheless, the two countries' rejection of the resolution has been noted in the Latin American media; the U.S. in particular appears to be more isolated in the region than ever.
This article in The Hill, Obama administration set to make NSA leaker Snowdens trip tough, looks at some of the possibilities for Snowden flying to safety without running into interference from the U.S. government or its allies. It contains this interesting speculation:
"Morales was forced to refuel in Austria, which is not a NATO member. Snowden was not aboard the flight, but some have speculated that it might have been a dry run to test how a flight carrying the accused felon would fare over NATO-member countries."
Dry run by whom? I don't think Evo could have fooled the U.S. into thinking that Snowden was on his plane. More likely a "dry run" by the U.S. -- especially since they were almost certainly watching Evo's plane and knew exactly who boarded it and who didn't. If U.S. intelligence agencies didn't do that, then they are more incompetent than anyone can imagine.
The article isn't very convincing on the eastern route:
"Traveling eastward from Moscow also looks dim. It would involve a nearly eight-hour flight across Russia that would touch dangerously close to Chinese and Japanese airspace. There would be no likely sympathetic refueling destination in the Pacific Ocean on the way toward South America."
It's not clear what the problem is with Chinese airspace; there is no evidence that they want to interfere with Snowden's travels. Also, it's not clear why Snowden couldn't refuel in eastern Russia, and then fly down the Pacific in international air space to friendly countries in South America, which would be well within range of a non-stop flight for a decent private plane.
The question then would be whether the U.S. would flagrantly violate international law, and do what Obama previously said he wouldnt do, by going after his plane in international air space. This is something that a reporter should ask the White House.
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United are well covered in the goalkeeping department now. Can you describe the different styles and attributes of Ricardo and Roy Carroll?
I think Roy's really come on in the last two years - in various aspects of his game - his positioning, how he comes out to catch the ball, even down to his kicking. When he's been called upon, he's proved he has what it takes to perform in the important matches. On the other hand, Ricardo's style is different. He's more of a dynamic, explosive type of player - very different to Roy's style of play. I think one of the reasons we're making so much progress is because the three of us are working well together. They are both great people to work with. We work very hard in training but can also have a laugh together, which helps.
Will you see out your career with United?
I can certainly see myself staying until the end of my contract. I don't really have any plans after I've finished playing. You have enough time to think about the future in the future - I'm getting as much as I can out of the present.
You played up front in the Singapore pre-season friendly in 2001. Are you a frustrated outfield player at heart?
Not really but whenever I get the chance, I like to play outfield. It doesn't happen very often though.
Do you think being good on the ball and playing outfield can help you as a goalkeeper?
Sure. It definitely helps in the modern game. Probably more so because of the changes in the law with the no back-pass rule.
Your father was a rugby player. Did you ever think of following in his footsteps?
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Department of Health Issues Advisory Against Direct Water Contact In Headwaters of Mill Creek (Arnold)
Annapolis, MD (September 1, 2006) - The Anne Arundel County Department of Health has issued an advisory to avoid swimming, jet skiing and other direct water contact in the headwaters area of Mill Creek (Arnold) due to high bacteria levels found in water samples collected by the Department's Recreational Water Quality Monitoring Program. The Mill Creek advisory extends from the creek's headwaters to Haskell Drive. Other locations in Mill Creek have tested at acceptable levels for recreational water use, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's criteria.
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Make a list of all the things that you know and then burn it. Watch the barriers to finding new solutions to your old problems go up in smoke. Now experimentation can begin.
In his latest soon-to-be hit book, How to Think Like a Freak, written with economist Steven Levitt, award-winning author and journalist Stephen Dubner takes you through the best strategies for achieving great things. Champions, it turns out, experiment. That's how they discover their winning methods--through trial and error, and redefining their problems.
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Parc de Vacances Vilanova (Vilanova Holiday Park) is located near a large Catalonian farmhouse that dates back to the 18th century which has been restored and converted into the Restaurant Mas Roquer. In summer, refreshing sea breezes cool the terrace, inviting you to enjoy dinner and the show staged every night.
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Gerald Ondrey
The Linde Group (Munich, Germany; www.linde.com), has acquired the remaining shares of its partner Volker Wessels Stevin Deelnemingen in the OCAP joint venture (Organic CO2 for Assimilation by Plants). With immediate effect, the supplier of industrial gases is thus the sole shareholder. The acquisition enables The Linde Group to reinforce its position in the global energy and environment growth market as one of the leading suppliers of clean technologies for its Clean Energy Program.
The OCAP JV was founded in 2003. Up until now Linde owned 49% and Volker Wessels Stevin Deelnemingen 51%. The employees were provided by the two partners. In future Group subsidiary Linde Benelux will have full responsibility for the operational business of OCAP.
OCAP is a leading player in a very special market segment: as the supplier of gaseous carbon dioxide in the Benelux region OCAP delivers CO2 to greenhouses between Rotterdam and Amsterdam. The CO2-enriched atmosphere in the greenhouses promotes the growth of plants. The gas comes from the largest Shell refinery in Europe and an Abengoa bioethanol plant, both situated in the industrial harbor area of Rotterdam. If it was not used in greenhouses, the CO2 needed in the greenhouses would have to be produced by conventional means by burning natural gas.
Currently about 400,000 metric tons (m.t.) of CO2 is delivered to more than 580 greenhouses via a 97-km long transport pipeline and an approximately 200-km long distribution network. A smaller portion of the gas is delivered to the food industry and used to keep products fresh.
The re-use of 400,000 m.t./yr of CO2 by OCAP saves the combustion of 115-million m3 of natural gas and avoids the emission of 205,000 m.t./yr of CO2. This volume approximately corresponds to the output of a west European city with a population of 150,000.
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Action Alert! County Wastes More taxpayers Money on Nutting Witch Hunt
Vern Pierson & Joe Harn, El Dorado County's corrupt District Attorney & Auditor-Controller, just won't stop! In a closed session meeting on Tuesday morning, Pierson and Harn, with the help of County Counsel Ed Knapp, are going to try and persuade the Board of Supervisors to remove Ray Nutting from office over the misdemeanor convictions for accepting help with his bail from two County employees and a longtime friend who does business with the County. Misdemeanors that only happened after Pierson arrested Ray on phony charges in the first place!
Please make every effort to CALL and e-mail each county supervisor's office and urge them to stop wasting our tax dollars on Pierson & Harn's political vendetta. If we don't clean up our county government…then who will?
Most legislators actually do pay attention to communications from the people who live in the districts they represent. Persistent advocacy sometimes can pay off for you, your family, and our community. In general, don't use email unless you know for sure that the legislator pays just as much attention to email as to phone calls. Some do. Some don't.
I urge you to contact your Supervisor today and ask them to vote "NO" on spending more taxpayers money on this political witch hunt that takes away the voter's choice. Please pass this on to your friends and neighbors.
• District 1 - Supervisor Ron "Mik" Mikulaco
phone: (530) 621-5650
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phone: (530) 621-6513
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Crazy 8 ClubJoin Bedtime Math's Crazy 8 Club, where you'll build stuff, run and jump, make music, make a mess…it's a totally new kind of math club. Grades 3-5.Grove City Library (meeting room)Mondays, 4:30- 5:30 p.m.October 6 and 20November 3 and 17December 1 and 15Register at the Youth Services desk, call 875-6716, ext. 146, or online
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November 23, 2014
A 21-year-old Lincoln woman and a 17-year-old from Ralston have been chosen to represent Nebraska at national pageants over the next year.
Emily Poeschl of Lincoln was crowned Miss Nebraska USA and Danielle Zuroski of Ralston was crowned Miss Nebraska Teen USA at weekend pageants in Norfolk.
Poeschl will compete at the Miss USA Pageant in April in Baltimore.
Zuroski will compete next summer at the Miss Teen USA Pageant. A pageant representative in New York said the 2006 pageant location has not yet been determined.
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Cargill hosts food drive
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
California Cargill Value Added Meats-Retail, California, MOComplex and QSI recently hosted a food drive in conjunction with Cargill's World Food Day Oct 16. The food collected was designated to help the Pintos Pack Program at California Middle School. Food was collected for one week at the Cargill plant & the Cargill hatchery. A total of 1160 lbs. of non-perishable food was donated. QSI, Cargill's sanitation provider, donated 850 cans of soup. Also around this time, the Cargill Cares Committee donated $500 worth of turkeys to each of the food banks in California, Eldon and Versailles. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations marks World Food Day each year on Oct 16. The aim is to strengthen global solidarity in the struggle against hunger, malnutrition and poverty, and draw attention on to achievements in food and agricultural development.
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