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Read more about New Exhibit Celebrates the Seventh-day Adventist Denomination's 150th Anniversary Dick Duerksen to speak for Power Pac October 31, 2013 | Joellyn Sheehy and Ruby Ruano "He's gone everywhere and tells stories like nobody's business," said Kelli Vigil, vespers coordinator. By multiple students' request, Dick Duerksen, photographer and storyteller for Maranatha Volunteers International, will speak for Power Pac this weekend from Oct. 31-Nov. 2, beginning on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Read more about Dick Duerksen to speak for Power Pac Union groups take steps to fight breast cancer October 24, 2013 | Ricky Amimo, student writer For senior Gymnaire captain Spencer Way, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month is not merely a month of occasional, distant reminders of the presence of one of the many forms of cancer. It is a chance to fight back against the disease that nearly took one of his own loved ones. "My family and I used to participate in breast cancer walks even before my mom had cancer," said Way. "But after that, the awareness month has become a way for us and others to show our comradery for people dealing with breast cancer." Read more about Union groups take steps to fight breast cancer Video: Dr. Wagner vs. the clock tower September 10, 2014 Read more about Video: Dr. Wagner vs. the clock tower Could You Memorize the Entire Qur'an? October 17, 2013 | Aerlice LeBlanc, assistant for library public relations On Sunday, October 20, at 7:00 PM the Union College Library will be once again be turned into a site for interfaith dialogue with the viewing and discussion of the HBO documentary Koran by Heart. This dynamic film follows the journey of three ten-year-olds from different countries to Cairo, Egypt for the the Egypt International Holy Koran Competition where they must each recite the entire Qur'an from memory to a panel of judges on live television and radio. Held on the holiest day of Ramadan, this is the oldest and most prestigious Qur'an competition. Read more about Could You Memorize the Entire Qur'an? Union welcomes an influx of new students October 15, 2013 | Joellyn Sheehy, student writer Sometimes, it feels great to be wrong. That's the sentiment among Union College administrators upon seeing an increase in enrollment after planning budgets assuming another down year. With a headcount of 911 and a full-time equivalency of 843 (up from 881 headcount and 803.3 FTE last year), being wrong means a growing student body and new opportunities. Read more about Union welcomes an influx of new students Great Miami Academy wins Union College Invitational Volleyball Tournament October 11, 2013 The Greater Miami Academy Warriors won the Union College Invitational Volleyball Tournament two sets to none over College View Academy on Saturday night. Read more about Great Miami Academy wins Union College Invitational Volleyball Tournament Union College Red Cross club responds to nearby tornadoes October 10, 2013 | Joellyn Sheehy, student writer "This was the first time I had actually done damage assessment," said Connor Kraegel, junior international rescue and relief (IRR) major. "It was very good experience for me to be there with a veteran of the American Red Cross who walked us through the whole process. By the end we were doing it all ourselves." Read more about Union College Red Cross club responds to nearby tornadoes Sara Groves, Bebo Norman and Andrews Peterson to perform Oct. 18 October 10, 2013 | Elena Cornwell, student writer Popular Christian artists Bebo Norman, Sara Groves and Andrew Peterson will perform at Union College on Oct. 18 at 7:00 p.m. as part of Compassion International's In the Round tour. Read more about Sara Groves, Bebo Norman and Andrews Peterson to perform Oct. 18 Young alumni exhibit photography in McClelland Art Gallery October 9, 2013 | Ricky Amimo, student writer Many visitors to the McClelland Art Gallery have used words such as "talent," "incredible" and "marvelous" in the guestbook to describe the Young Alumni Photography Exhibit currently on display. Themed "Contrast," this year's exhibit features a wide array of photographs taken by 12 alumni who have presented their own interpretation of contrast. Read more about Young alumni exhibit photography in McClelland Art Gallery IRR students assist in tornado response effort UPDATE October 4, 2013 | Scott Cushman, director of digital communication Union College's International Rescue and Relief program has helped in the aftermath of disasters across the nation and around the globe, but never before quite so close to home. On Friday morning, Oct. 4, the Cornhusker Chapter of the American Red Cross contacted the IRR program requesting students to join their team in assessing damage caused by a tornado Thursday night and checking on the well-being of residents. Read more about IRR students assist in tornado response effort UPDATE Union hosts grand opening for new academic facility October 2, 2013 | Joellyn Sheehy, student writer This fall, Union College's two newest programs began the school year in a newly renovated section of the Don Love Building. On Oct. 7, Union held a grand opening for the new facility that now houses the Master of Physician Assistant Studies program and the International Rescue and Relief program. The event on the lawn in front of the new facility and featured comments by Tom Casady, public safety director for the Lincoln Police Department and Susan Epps of the Cornhusker chapter of the American Red Cross. Read more about Union hosts grand opening for new academic facility Congratulations to the class officers for 2013-14 October 1, 2013 At convocation on Oct. 1, 2013, classes met to choose new student leaders for this school year. A far cry from the earnest politicking of ASB elections in the spring, class elections are informal affairs. Nominations are made on the spot, and votes are cast by raised hands. As happy as the winners are to be chosen, the unsuccessful candidates often return to their seats with a smile, knowing they have one less thing to worry about. Read more about Congratulations to the class officers for 2013-14 Elden Ramirez to speak for October Power Pac October 1, 2013 | Ricky Amimo, student writer For Elden Ramirez, mission work isn't just his job, it's in his name. "My mom named me after Edlen Ford, an Adventist missionary," he chuckled. Now as the director of volunteer ministries for the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, he helps students find ways to experience mission service for themselves. Read more about Elden Ramirez to speak for October Power Pac Union Scholars Asia Trip 2013 September 26, 2013 What better way to learn to live as a citizen of the global community than to experience it for yourself? Through taking the Wealth and Poverty class—typically a three-week study tour visiting Hong Kong, China and Malaysia—you'll discover first-hand alternative perspectives and the disparity in lifestyles that exist around the world. Read more about Union Scholars Asia Trip 2013 Dash for Compassion 5K to raise funds for People's City Mission September 25, 2013 | Ruby Ruano, student writer For Union College student Annie Mullin, giving back to the community is more than something she does for a few hours on Project Impact day. That's why she and fellow physician assistant students created Dash for Compassion on Sunday, October 6, to raise funds for the free clinic offered by People's City Mission. Read more about Dash for Compassion 5K to raise funds for People's City Mission Alumnus credits IRR degree for life of service and adventure September 24, 2013 | Joellyn Sheehy, student writer "Before I went into the International Rescue and Relief (IRR) program, I made a list of all the companies I wanted to work for. International SOS was number two," said Jonathan Hoewing. "Sometimes I wonder if they hired me just because I have the word 'international' in my bachelor's degree." Read more about Alumnus credits IRR degree for life of service and adventure 2013 Union College Board of Trustees Writing Awards announced September 19, 2013 Writers find inspiration and motivation in many places—family, friends, the world around them. Over the past three years, a number of Union College students have discovered additional motivation to polish their writing skills for the annual Union College Board of Trustees Writing Awards. Read more about 2013 Union College Board of Trustees Writing Awards announced Library fair to offer a taste of Muslim culture on Sept. 19 September 17, 2013 Sights, sounds and smells of the Middle East will abound at the annual Library Fair as visitors get a taste of Muslim culture on Thursday, Sept. 19, at the Ella Johnson Crandal Memorial Library on the campus of Union College. From 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. library goers can sample Middle Eastern dishes and a variety of activities and exhibits that explore themes from the Muslim Journeys Bookshelf now available at the Union College library. Read more about Library fair to offer a taste of Muslim culture on Sept. 19 Matching grant brings Our Promising Future balance under $200,000 September 16, 2013 With less than $700,000 left to reach the $14.5 million goal in the Our Promising Future campaign to build the new science and mathematics complex, 1963 graduate Steve Gifford has challenged his fellow alumni to push this campaign over the top by the end of this year. If Union passes the $14 million mark by December 31, 2013, Gifford will give the remaining $500,000 to complete the campaign. Read more about Matching grant brings Our Promising Future balance under $200,000 Local painter's work on display in McClelland Art Gallery September 16, 2013 | Joellyn Sheehy, student writer "Encouraging others in art is important to me," said Julie Lemons. "Being a successful artist is having faith in God and having His love shine through my art." Julie Lemons, Nebraska-based artist and past president of the Association of Nebraska Art Clubs, will display her work in the McClelland Art Gallery now through Sept. 28. Read more about Local painter's work on display in McClelland Art Gallery (Video) Project Impact 2013 September 16, 2013 Every year, nearly 800 Union College students and employees take the day off from school to serve the Lincoln community. This year Project Impact served at nearly 70 sites around Lincoln, helping out the service organizations that serve the people of Lincoln all year long. Read more about (Video) Project Impact 2013 Project Impact 2013 September 15, 2013 | Elena Cornwell, student writer "Our theme this summer at the People's City Mission (PCM) was 'Dream Big.' Working with the kids ... I was just amazed at their energy for life. I learned so much from them, including how to dream," remembered Inonge Kasaji, a junior social work major at Union College. 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49 U.S. Code § 47302 - Providing airport and airway property in foreign territories
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(a) General Authority.— Subject to the concurrence of the Secretary of State and the consideration of objectives of the International Civil Aviation Organization—
(1) the Secretary of Transportation may acquire, establish, and construct airport property and airway property (except meteorological facilities) in foreign territory; and
(b) Specific Appropriations Required.— Except for airport property transferred under section 47304 (b) of this title, an airport (as defined in section 40102 (a) of this title) may be acquired, established, or constructed under subsection (a) of this section only if amounts have been appropriated specifically for the airport.
(c) Accepting Foreign Payments.— The Secretary of Transportation or Commerce, as appropriate, may accept payment from a government of a foreign country or international organization for facilities or services sold or provided the government or organization under this chapter. The amount received may be credited to the appropriation current when the expenditures are or were paid, the appropriation current when the amount is received, or both.
Source(Pub. L. 103–272, § 1(e),July 5, 1994, 108 Stat. 1281.)
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|49 App.:1152.
|June 16, 1948, ch. 473, § 3, 62 Stat. 451; Aug. 23, 1958, Pub. L. 85–726, § 1403, 72 Stat. 808.
|49 App.:1655(c)(1).
|Oct. 15, 1966, Pub. L. 89–670, § 6(c)(1), 80 Stat. 938; Jan. 12, 1983, Pub. L. 97–449, § 7(b), 96 Stat. 2444.
|49 App.:1154.
|June 16, 1948, ch. 473, § 5, 62 Stat. 451.
|49 App.:1655(c)(1).
In this chapter, the words "government of a foreign country" are substituted for "foreign government" for consistency in the revised title and with other titles of the United States Code.
In this section, the title "Secretary of Commerce" is substituted for "Chief of the Weather Bureau of the Department of Commerce" in section 3, and "Chief of the Weather Bureau" in section 5, of the International Aviation Facilities Act (ch. 473, 62 Stat. 451) because of sections 1 and 2 of Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1965 (eff. July 13, 1965, 79 Stat. 1318).
In subsection (a), the words "by contract or otherwise" are omitted as surplus. The words "airport property and airway property (except meteorological facilities)" and "meteorological facilities" are substituted for "within their respective fields" for clarity.
In subsection (b), the words "for the airport" are substituted for "for such purpose" for clarity. The words "by the Congress" are omitted as surplus.
In subsection (c), the words "on behalf of the United States" are omitted as surplus. The words "sold or provided" are substituted for "supplied or . . . performed" for consistency in this chapter. The words "by the Secretary of Transportation or the Secretary of Commerce, either directly or indirectly" and "the authority of" are omitted as surplus. The words "or the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as amended" are omitted as obsolete because the Act was repealed by section 1401(b) of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 (Public Law 85–726, 72 Stat. 806). The words "including the operation of airport property and airway property in such countries, the training of foreign nationals, the rendering of technical assistance and advice to such countries, and the performance of other similar services" are omitted as being included in "facilities or services sold or provided". The words "or both" are substituted for "or (C) in part as provided under clause (A) and in part as provided under clause (B)" to eliminate unnecessary words.
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The tough economy means many recent college graduates are forced to work unpaid internships or wait tables, until they land a job in their chosen field of study. But others are taking a different route, cobbling together freelance gigs to make ends meet. Take Yannique Joseph (pictured at left), an aspiring... Continue Reading


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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- A Texas judge has ruled that the state may cut off funding to Planned Parenthood's family planning programs for poor women.
The attorney general's spokeswoman, Lauren Bean, said Judge Gary Harger has ruled that Texas may exclude otherwise qualified doctors and clinics from receiving state funding just because they advocate for abortion rights. The state has long banned the use of state funds for abortion.
At issue Monday was whether Planned Parenthood and other abortion-rights groups could continue to provide preventive health care to poor women as part of the Women's Health Program. The program provides check-ups and birth control to 110,000 poor women and 48,000 of them go to Planned Parenthood clinics.
Planned Parenthood asked for a restraining order against enforcing the ban on them, arguing it violates state law.
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Tuesday's heat prompts high school schedule changes
Some area high school athletic programs are taking a precautionary approach to the high temperatures that are forecasted for Tuesday, Sept. 10, by moving sporting events to later starting times or to different dates.
Concord, NorthWood and Wawasee were among the first schools on Monday to move some of their Tuesday events.
Other schools may wait until Tuesday to make possible changes.
As of Monday afternoon, the forecast for Tuesday included a high of 95 degrees in Elkhart, according to weather.com.
By hour, temperatures were slated to be 93 at 4 p.m., 92 at 5 p.m., 90 at 6 p.m., 87 at 7 p.m. and 84 at 8 p.m. — with the humidity making it feel 2 degrees warmer at each of those times.
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Wawasee, Concord vs. Northridge at Bonneyville Mill Park, ppd. from Tuesday, Sept. 10 to Thursday, Sept. 12, 5:30 p.m.
Goshen at Warsaw, site changed from Grace College to WHS and time moved back to 6 p.m.
Plymouth at NorthWood, Tuesday, Sept. 10, time moved back to 7 p.m. for boys race, girls to follow.
Boys Tennis
Concord at Elkhart Memorial, Tuesday, Sept. 10, time moved back to 5:30 p.m.
Plymouth at NorthWood, Tuesday, Sept. 10, time moved back to 6:30 p.m.
Boys Soccer
Concord at Goshen, Tuesday, Sept. 10, varsity time moved back to 7:30 p.m.; JV game moved to 5 p.m. Sept. 11
Huntington North at Wawasee, Tuesday, Sept. 10, time moved back to 6 p.m.
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Dogs are animals that are featured in the upcoming Grand Theft Auto V.
Like the background sealife in San Andreas, the Flying Rats, and Seagulls previously seen, they are one of the few animals to be introduced in the GTA world, only after Tony the Parrot and Pogo the Monkey. Currently, not much is known about their roles in the upcoming game.
In the trailer of GTA V, there are two dogs featured, one in the complete beginning, and although difficult to see, there is one when the scene of police officers chasing a man through an alley, the dog is hard to see but it is locked in a cage & seems to be barking.
It is still currently unknown if dogs will be seen with pedestrians and interact with other dogs. Dogs are present in two Rockstar games: Bully and Red Dead Redemption, where in Bully they can be attacked but cannot be killed, while in Red Dead Redemption they can be killed, and even skinned.
In Grand Theft Auto V trailer, the first dog seen looks like a Boxer and the second looks to be a Rottweiller.
On October 28th, 2012 a leaked poster for the game was released. On it you can see an artwork of Franklin with a wooden bat and his Rottweiller, Chop, using a chain as a leash for the collar. Chop has now been seen in Trailer 2 and Franklin's Trailer.
And in the offical gameplay video Franklin can be seen walking with Chop following behind him,hinting that they may be walkable.
It is probable that the dogs will be interactive. In the trailer's chasing scene you can hardly observe the second dog, which seems to be barking when the police and the chased person pass by. The reason why animals have been introduced is likely because the creators wanted to make the game more realistic.
See the dogs from the first Trailer: here.
- Dogs can be slightly heared barking far away in GTA IV but never seen. They are also mentioned like Hossan saying he will get a dog and Alex Chilton saying she owns a chihuahua named Valentino.
- A dog can be seen again in the second trailer and Franklin's trailer.
- Dogs were to appear in GTA SA but were cut. This can be seen in the game's files.


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Environmental Contaminants and Health: Communicating the Science to the Public (Course)
Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Every day hundreds of educators, members of the public, and students turn to the World Wide Web with questions about the environment ranging from the effects of flame-retardants on beluga whales to the recycling of e-waste to ecosystem level impacts of climate change. Citizens and educators are looking for defensible, reliable, citeable science-based information on Earth's environments and on their own impact in the world.
In a world of Google searches, blogs, and Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds, environmental scientists need to develop the skills necessary to communicate their findings to the public in an engaging and efficient, yet factual and accurate manner.
This course will provide students with a combined introduction to the basic concepts of environmental toxicology, with a focus on selected contaminants issues and the Encyclopedia of Earth (EoE), a free and comprehensive science-based encyclopedia designed for a general audience now available online at www.eoearth.org. The Encyclopedia is an excellent vehicle to communicate knowledge to the public in a manner that is effective, objective, non-partisan, easy-to-understand and free. Significantly, we will explore the "public face" of the EoE, and behind the scenes.
Throughout the semester students will be asked to apply what they are learning, by 1) investigating specific environmental contamination, and related human health topics; and 2) preparing articles suitable for publication within the Encyclopedia of Earth (including learning how to incorporate relevant images, charts and diagrams – to make the article more reader-friendly). Additionally, students will have a chance to practice their communication skills through participation in the online Earth Forum (http://www.earthportal.org/forum). This will provide them with an opportunity to ask questions of other Earth Forum members, practice writing by posting to the Forum and develop skills communicating with the public.
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Encyclopedia of Earth Basics
The goal of this course is to eventually publish on the EoE. The following topics will introduce you to the EoE, providing basic information on its audience and content style, and on publishing on the EoE.
As you will see there are a range of articles on the EoE. While they follow a basic format the writing style may vary depending on the author, source or topic. Some examples of different article types and styles are:
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- Environmental ethics and the Gaia theory
- Cell phone recycling
- Marine viruses
- Calvin Melvin
Writing on the EoE Wiki
- EOE:Creating a New Article
- EOE:How to Contribute
Toxicology Basics
The following sections will provide basic concepts that will help you ask the right questions about the impacts of contaminants on living systems, beginning with a historical perspective.
- History of toxicology
- Toxicology
- Toxicity
Dose makes the poison
One of the basic tenets of toxicology is that "The Dose Makes the Poison." Though this is a little more complicated, the point is: One cannot begin to evaluate the impacts of chemical contaminants without considering exposure and dose.
Interaction of contaminants with living systems
Once an organism is exposed to a toxicant, the effect of that substance will depend on what happens to it as it travels through the body. Consideration of absorption, distribution and excretion (ADE) are essential to understanding the potential for a chemical to cause harm.
- Organ systems and organs;
- Absorption of toxicants; for example see - Lead shot from hunting as a source of lead in human blood
- Distribution of toxicants in the body
- Biotransformation
- Excretion of toxicants
- Putting it all together: Toxicokinetics
Impacts on specific systems
- Developmental Toxicity
- Endocrine disruption
- Neurotoxicity
Beyond the basics of ADE, a toxicologist considers how chemicals interact at the cellular level. For example, sometimes chemicals are detoxified by enzyme systems within certain cells, and sometimes, they are activated. Sometimes they need no activation, and can bind to receptors meant for other chemicals in the body.
- Cellular adaptation to toxicity
- Biotransformation Outside reading: Bodily Defense
- Homeostasis
Combined contaminant exposures
Until most recently, most toxicologists studied the impact of single chemicals, an unrealistic scenario in many, particularly environmental cases. The study of chemical mixtures is a growing field of toxicology.
Toxicity Testing and Risk Assessment
When new chemicals are developed, and as various producers, users and regulators try to evaluate their potential impact on both humans and the environment, chemicals are tested, exposures are estimated and potential risk is evaluated.
- Toxicity testing methods
- Animal testing alternatives
- Monitoring
- Biomonitoring; Human biomonitoring; Biomonitoring in wildlife
- Computational toxicology
- Risk assessment of chemical substances
- Ecological Risk Assessment
- Exposure standards and guidelines
- Environmental Monitoring Standards
Government agencies and legislation in the United States
There are a number of Federal agencies charged with protecting humans and the environment from potentially adverse impacts caused by chemical substances through various laws, policies and regulations (this is not a complete list please feel free to add.)
Federal Laws and regulations
- Regulation of toxic chemicals
- Emergency Planning & Community Right-to-Know Act, United States Outside reading: So What's in Your Hometown: The Toxic Release Inventory and Citizen's Right-to-know
- Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA), United States
- Toxic Substances Control Act, United States Outside reading: Controlling Toxics?
- Clean Water Act, United States
- Clean Air Act, United States
- Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, United States
- Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, United States
- Ocean Dumping Act, United States
- Safe Drinking Water Act, United States
- Solid Waste Disposal Act and Resource Conservation & Recovery Act
- Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act, United States
- Chemical Safety Information, Site Security and Fuels Regulatory Relief Act, United States
- United States federal laws and policies related to greenhouse gas reductions
State Laws and regulations
Environmental Justice and communities
The realization that many contaminated sites are disproportionately located near communities of color and near low-income communities led to a growing Environmental Justice movement and field of study. Additionally, researchers are beginning to realize that traditional and community knowledge about exposure, contaminantion, and environmental change provides valuable information to environmental and health assessment.
- Roots of environmental justice
- Public interest litigation and the environment
- Community knowledge in environmental health science
Reducing contaminant impacts
Chemical contamination worldwide
- NIMBYism
- Global anthropogenic emissions of mercury to the atmosphere
- Agricultural pesticide contamination
- Transboundary dumping of hazardous waste
- Global change and contaminants in the Arctic
- Malaria and DDT
(In)famous sites of the twentieth century
- Exxon Valdez oil spill
- Chernobyl, Ukraine
- Love Canal; History of Love Canal; Project on "Lessons from Love Canal"
- Mercury in the Great Lakes
- Bhopal, India
- London smog disaster, England
- Donora, Pennsylvania
- Minamata Bay, Japan
Chemicals of note
Chemical contaminants of recent concern
- Pharmaceuticals
- Perchlorate
- TCE contamination of groundwater
- Nanomaterials
Organochlorines: banned, but not gone
- Dioxin
- DDT; Public Health Statement for DDT, DDE, and DDD
- PCBs; Public Health Statement for Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)
- Chlorinated pesticides
Air Pollutants
- CFC-Ozone Puzzle: Environmental Science in the Global Arena (Lecture)
- Impact of local air pollution
- Impacts of air pollution on local to global scale
- Metal pollution in coastal environments
- Rice (Oryza sativa L.) as a source of microelements and toxic contaminants
- Arsenic use in the United States
- Inorganic nitrogen pollution in aquatic ecosystems: causes and consequences
- Agricultural pesticide contamination
- Rachel Carson; Rachel Carson's environmental ethics
- Alice Hamilton
- Alice Stewart


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The Constitution Review Commission (CRC) met officially for the first time yesterday to plan how to carry out its duties after appointment last month. It has been revealed that the government has already spent 5.5bn/- on its preparations.
This was said in Dar es Salaam yesterday by Constitutional and Legal Affairs Minister Mathias Chikawe, when he paid a visit to the constitutional review team offices in the city.
Chikawe said the amount covered all preparations needed by the team in implementing its duties.
"We have facilitated them to carry out their duties smoothly without obstacles," he said.
He mentioned some of the things that had so far been implemented as having vehicles, office furniture and houses for each member.
"We will make sure the team carries out its duty smoothly and enable it to collect Tanzanian views," he explained.
For his part, Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda, who was among the leaders, who went to have a glance at the team, appealed to members of the public to cooperate with the CRC. "I have decided today (yesterday) to visit the team and hold talks to hear some of their opinions on what they still need," said Pinda.
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Pinda noted that the government looked forward to seeing that all commissioners were given houses and vehicles to enable them to work efficiently.
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James Kitchen of Dunn pleaded guilty in Carteret County to habitual driving while impaired.
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District Attorney Scott Thomas says the man was indicted for habitual DWI because he had at least three prior DWI convictions in rapid succession. His priors include a DWI conviction in Wayne County on December 10th, one in Onslow County on December 20th and another in Carteret County on January 8h.
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Here are a couple of WIP maps I really should crack on with and finish. Recently picked up a Wacom tablet which is great fun - very powerful tool. And, it lets me copy more experienced people easier, which is nice.
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Stuff I should finish - Imgur
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The forets need to be improved imho. The edges outlining looks too heavy and the coloring work is a bit confusing.
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Adoptions are filed in the Superior Court of the county in the State of Washington, in which the adoptive parents lived when the adoption occurred. In some cases, a relinquishment of parental rights may have been filed in a different county than the adoption. In this instance, you would have to contact the Clerk of the Court in that county, since each Clerk is only authorized to search records within their own county.
For a record of an adoption that occurred in a state other than Washington, write or telephone the appropriate state. The Department of Health, Center for Health Statistics, P.O. Box 9709, Olympia, WA 98507-9709 - Telephone - 360-236-4300, maintains a current list of information for other states. Adoption Fees by State
To secure documents for children born in a foreign country to U.S. citizens, write to Passport Services, Correspondence Branch, 1111-19th St. N.W., Suite 510, Washington D.C. 20522. Phone - 202-955-0307.
(1) All records of any proceeding under this chapter shall be sealed and shall not be thereafter open to inspection by any person except upon order of the court for good cause shown, or except by using the procedure described in RCW 26.33.343. In determining whether good cause exists, the court shall consider any certified statement on file with the department of health as provided in RCW 26.33.347.
(2) The state registrar of vital statistics may charge a reasonable fee for the review of any of its sealed records.
The clerk is required to collect the below referenced forms for each individual adopted in the State of Washington:
Adoption Data Card - sent to state Department of Social & Health Services (DSHS) for reporting under federal requirements. This form is also available from the County Clerk in hard copy. No fee is required to process at the DSHS.
RCW 26.33.300 - Adoption statistical data.
The department of health shall be a depository for statistical data concerning adoption. It shall furnish to the clerk of each county a data card which shall be completed and filed with the clerk on behalf of each petitioner. The clerk shall forward the completed cards to the department of health which shall compile the data and publish reports summarizing the data. A birth certificate shall not be issued showing the petitioner as the parent of any child adopted in the state of Washington until a data card has been completed and filed.
For more information - please contact the Washington State Dept. of Health website - www.doh.wa.gov
RCW 26.33.280 - Decree of adoption -- Transmittal to state registrar of vital statistics.
After a decree of adoption is entered, as soon as the time for appeal has expired, or if an appeal is taken, and the adoption is affirmed on appeal, the clerk of the court shall transmit to the state registrar of vital statistics a certified copy of the decree, along with any additional information and fees required by the registrar.
RCW 70.58.210 - Birth certificate upon adoption.
(1) Whenever a decree of adoption has been entered declaring a child, born in the state of Washington, adopted in any court of competent jurisdiction in the state of Washington or any other state or any territory of the United States, a certified copy of the decree of adoption shall be recorded with the proper department of registration of births in the state of Washington and a certificate of birth shall issue upon request, bearing the new name of the child as shown in the decree of adoption, the names of the adoptive parents of the child and the age, sex, and date of birth of the child, but no reference in any birth certificate shall have reference to the adoption of the child. However, original registration of births shall remain a part of the record of the board of health.
The county clerk maintains a list of Confidential Intermediaries (per statute) who may be appointed to search for and contact the birth parent(s) or adopted person. The person searching is responsible for contacting a Confidential Intermediary of their choice and any fee that may be required. Please do not ask the County Clerk to intervene or act on your behalf.
RCW 36.23.090 Search for birth parents - County clerk's duty.
The county clerk shall provide the name and telephone number of at least one resource to assist adopted persons who are searching for birth parents, or birth parents who are searching for children they have relinquished, if these resources have contacted the clerk's office and requested that their name be made available to persons making inquiry.
RCW26.33.343 Search for birth parent or adopted child -- Confidential intermediary.
(1) An adopted person over the age of twenty-one years, or under twenty-one with the permission of the adoptive parent, or a birth parent or member of the birth parent's family after the adoptee has reached the age of twenty-one may petition the court to appoint a confidential intermediary. A petition under this section shall state whether a certified statement is on file with the department of health as provided for in RCW 26.33.347 and shall also state the intent of the adoptee as set forth in any such statement. The intermediary shall search for and discreetly contact the birth parent or adopted person, or if they are not alive or cannot be located within one year, the intermediary may attempt to locate members of the birth parent or adopted person's family. These family members shall be limited to the natural grandparents of the adult adoptee, a brother or sister of a natural parent, or the child of a natural parent. The court, for good cause shown, may allow a relative more distant in degree to petition for disclosure.
An adoptive parent, adoptee, or birth parent may request non-identifying information from the court where the adoption was filed.
RCW 26.33.340 Department, agency, and court files confidential -- Limited disclosure of information.
Department, agency, and court files regarding an adoption shall be confidential except that reasonably available nonidentifying information may be disclosed upon the written request for the information from the adoptive parent, the adoptee, or the birth parent. If the adoption facilitator refuses to disclose nonidentifying information, the individual may petition the superior court. Identifying information may also be disclosed through the procedure described in RCW 26.33.343.
Request for Non-Identifying Adoption Information - The Spokane County Clerk does provide a form to request Non-Identifying Adoption Information for cases filed in Spokane Superior Court. The request form must be filled out and mailed to the Spokane County Clerk. It requires:
(Non-identifying information will NOT be provided over the telephone or by email.)
The Non-Identifying Adoption Information request will be reviewed by the Court and information approved or denied. Please be advised, not all adoption files contain the information below.
Non-identifying information includes, but is not limited to, the following information about the birth parent, adoptive parents, and adoptee: (RCW 26.33.020(14))
The Washington State Department of Health, Center for Health Certificates, maintains birth certificate information for the entire state. This office may be of assistance to persons searching for a birth parent or adopted child.


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Sinaloan coastline with mangrove fringe in false color. Source: NASA
The Marismas Nacionales-San Blas mangroves ecoregion contains the most extensive block of mangrove ecosystem along the Pacific coastal zone of Mexico, comprising around 2000 square kilometres. All mangroves synthesize organic matter and filter nutrients, thus being ecologically critical for the maintenance of high productivity in tropical coastal zones. In fact, the mangroves in Nayarit are among the most productive systems of northwest Mexico. These mangroves and their associated wetlands also serve as one of the most important winter habitat for birds in the Pacific coastal zone, by serving about eighty percent of the Pacific migratory shore bird populations.
The Marismas Nacionales-San Blas mangroves can be viewed as a subset of the somewhat larger Northern Mesoamerican Pacific mangroves ecoregion; this larger ecoregion also includes elements of the Pacific coast of Baja California as well as elements of the Pacific coast of southern Mexico. The Marismas Nacionales-San Blas mangroves, however, are strictly confined to coastal zones of Nayarit and Sinaloa, Mexico.
Location and general depiction
The Marismas Nacionales/San Blas mangroves ecoregion is located in the physiographic province of the northwest mountains and plateaus of Mexico. It is situated on a vast plateau, with various beach landforms that isolate waters and shape them into many barrier coastal islands with lagoons, some of which are ephemeral, and at the mouths of many rivers including the Rio San Pedro. The coast of Nayarit contains 705 square kilometres of mangrove associations, representing about twenty-two percent of the area occupied by mangroves in Mexico. The coasts of Sinaloa harbour almost 1300 square kilometres of mangrove forest. Although the mangroves grow on flat terrain, the rivers that feed the mangroves descend from mountains, many of which belong to the physiographic province of the Sierra Madre Occidental. The climate varies from temperate-dry to sub-humid in the summer, when the region receives most of its rainfall (more than 1000 millimetres /year).
Red Mangrove (Rhizophora mangle), Black Mangrove (Avicennia germinans), Buttonwood (Conocarpus erectus) and White Mangrove trees (Laguncularia racemosa) are dominant trees in this ecoregion. In the northern part of the ecoregion near Teacapán the Black Mangrove tree is dominant; however, in the southern part nearer Agua Brava, White Mangrove is more prevalent. Herbaceous vegetation is rare, but other species that can be found in association with mangrove trees are: Ciruelillo (Phyllanthus elsiae), Guiana-chestnut (Pachira aquatica), and Pond Apple (Annona glabra).
Biodiversity characteristics
The mangroves of Sinaloa and Nayarit represent the largest extent of mangroves in the Mexican Pacific. They are considered crucial habitat for many species of migratory birds, and harbour many species of high ecological and commercial value. They support enormous quantities of invertebrates, upon which many species of aquatic birds and other terrestrial vertebrates feed; thus, they are also natural promoters of biodiversity in aquatic environments. Odum & de la Cruz stated that two thirds of the fish populations worldwide depend on mangrove ecosystems during at least one or more life-stages, and these ecosystems have often been referred to as nurseries of the marine world.
Mangroves form a natural refuge for many species of invertebrates and vertebrates; it is estimated that each hectare of mangrove removed will lead to a loss of approximately 750 kilograms of biomass involving commercially important species .
There are are a number of reptiles and amphibians which including a important population of Morelet's Crocodile (Crocodylus moreletii) and American Crocodile (Crocodylus acutus) in the freshwater marshes associated with tropical Cohune Palm (Attalea cohune) forest. Also present in this ecoregion are reptiles such as the Green Iguana (Iguana iguana), Mexican Beaded Lizard (Heloderma horridum) and Yellow Bellied Slider (Trachemys scripta).
Four species of endangered sea turtle use the coast of Nayarit for nesting sites including Leatherback Turtle (Dermochelys coriacea), Olive Ridley Turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea), Hawksbill Turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) and Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas).
A number of mammals are found in the ecoregion, including the Puma (Puma concolor), Ocelot (Leopardus pardalis), Jaguar (Panthera onca), Southern Pygmy Mouse (Baiomys musculus), Saussure's Shrew (Sorex saussurei). In addition many bat taxa are found in the ecoregion, including fruit eating species such as the Pygmy Fruit-eating Bat (Artibeus phaeotis); Aztec Fruit-eating Bat (Artibeus aztecus) and Toltec Fruit-eating Bat (Artibeus toltecus); there are also bat representatives from the genus myotis, such as the Long-legged Myotis (Myotis volans) and the Cinnamon Myotis (M. fortidens).
There are more than 252 species of birds, 40 percent of which are migratory, including 12 migratory ducks and approximately 36 endemic birds, including the Bumblebee Hummingbird, (Atthis heloisa) and the Mexican Woodnymph (Thalurania ridgwayi). Bojórquez considers the mangroves of Nayarit and Sinaloa among the areas of highest concentration of migratory birds. This ecoregion also serves as wintering habitat and as refuge from surrounding habitats during harsh climatic conditions for many species, especially birds; this sheltering effect further elevates the conservation value of this habitat.
Some of the many representative avifauna are Black-bellied Whistling Duck (Dendrocygna autumnalis), Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias), Roseate Spoonbill (Ajaia ajaja), Snowy Egret (Egretta thula), sanderling (Calidris alba), American Kestrel (Falco sparverius), Blue-winged Teal (Anas discors), Mexican Jacana (Jacana spinosa), Elegant Trogan (Trogan elegans), Summer Tanager (Piranga rubra), White-tailed Hawk (Buteo albicaudatus), Merlin (Falco columbarius), Plain-capped Starthroat (Heliomaster constantii), Painted Bunting (Passerina ciris) and Wood Stork (Mycteria americana).
Ecological status
There is inadequate information on how well preserved the region is or how intact the habitat remains. Mangroves in the ecoregion have been gradually eliminated by indigenous peoples to their value as a source of wood for human use.
Ecological threats
The conservation status of this mangrove ecoregion is considered Critically endangered, due to the variety and intensity of threats, and to the extent of present degradation. Water pollution due to industrial and agricultural activities threatens the biota that depends on the resources provided by mangroves and other water bodies. Logging is extensive in the area, and could eventually lead to loss of the habitat for all these species. Artificial drainage, water diversions and construction of dams for use as cultivable lands and highways alter hydrological regimes, putting these actions among the major threats facing mangroves. Drainage also leads to a loss of the nutrients stored by mangroves, which destabilizes the communities that depend on them. The introduction of exotic species such as the common carp (Cyprinus carpio), and the blue tilapia (Oreochromis aureus) also alters the original relationships among the native members of these communities.
The destruction of mangroves has had severe consequences for the fish industry of countries like Ecuador, Malaysia, Philippines, India, and Japan; if the deforestation of Mexican mangroves persists, the same could happen to Mexico's fisheries. Long-term threats to the region are overexploitation of resources and continuous industrial pollution of the waters due to human overpopulation. The site was designated as a wetland of international importance under the RAMSAR convention in 1995 because it contains 51 endemic vertebrates, of which at least 60 are endangered. Important solutions include managing the mangroves, as well as regulating the illegal extraction of wildlife and water pollution by humans and industrial settlements.
Justification of ecoregion delineation
Classification and linework for all mangrove ecoregions in Latin America and the Caribbean follow the results of a mangrove ecoregion workshop and subsequent reportage. The ecoregion is denoted by the unit NT1420 under the World Wildlife Fund nomenclature.
The Marismas Nacionales-San Blas mangroves can be viewed as a subset of the larger Northern Mesoamerican Pacific mangroves ecoregion, which larger ecoregion includes elements of the Pacific coast of Baja California as well as certain coastal zone elements of the Pacific coast of southern Mexico. The Marismas Nacionales-San Blas mangroves, however, are strictly confined to coastal zones of Nayarit and Sinaloa, Mexico.
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