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Expanding Day Care and Early-Childhood Education
First Children's Finance (FCF) is a nonprofit community development financial institution working to increase the availability of quality early-childhood education and day care for low-income families in Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin.
The nonprofit provides expertise and capital to other service organization and businesses. FCF offers services, including training and support for people interested in starting child-care businesses; strategic planning support for nonprofits; and consulting.
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Business Planning and Financing for "Indianpreneurs"
Since 1992, this St. Paul, Minnesota-based nonprofit organization has provided business development services and, in some cases, financing to enrolled members of federally recognized tribes in Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. The nonprofit organization offers a 33-hour, culturally relevant curriculum to help "Indianpreneurs" the term it uses for American Indian entrepreneurs-develop business plans and improve their management skills and personal financial literacy. The nonprofit organization boasts a 92 percent completion rate for enrolled students and attributes this success rate to a culturally sensitive approach that incorporates Native American traditions and includes Indianpreneurs as members of its faculty.
AIEDF is certified by the U.S. Department of the Treasury as a Native Community Development Financial Institution that provides technical assistance and financing to existing Native American businesses. Since 1992, AIEDF has provided $6 million in gap financing, through loans from $15,000 to $70,000 to Indianpreneurs and leveraged $18 million in additional financing from banks, revolving loan funds, and other sources.
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WtW offices are located in social service agencies affiliated with the Alliance of Children and Families (ACF). ACF agencies screen and provide financial education to borrowers and service the loans. WtW local offices provide financial education to more than three persons for every individual who receives a loan. Investors in WtW include several national foundations, the Community Development Financial Institution Fund of the U.S. Treasury Department, local United Way offices, and financial institutions. Banks can be involved by investing in the national WtW loan fund, by referring to local WtW offices prospective borrowers who do not meet conventional credit criteria, by participating in local WtW loan committees, and by providing grants and in-kind donations to WtW.
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The Midwest Assistance Program Loan Fund
Established in 2003, MAPLF has closed seven loans totaling $105,000, has $250,000 more in process, and has sustained no losses. Loans have been made in four of the nine states in MAPLF's service region. MAPLF is an affiliate of the Midwest Assistance Program, which provides engineering, training, and other consulting services to help small rural communities plan and implement water and wastewater improvement projects. MAPLF typically funds projects that have multiple layers of funding, including grants and loans from a variety of sources. Originally capitalized with $100,000 from the Midwest Assistance Program, MAPLF also funds its loans with the proceeds of a federal grant, and is actively seeking new investors. Banks can participate by investing directly into MAPLF, by referring prospective borrowers that do not meet conventional credit criteria, and by structuring MAPLF into financing packages in which the banks would like to participate.
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Cooperative Financing in the Upper Midwest
For more information, contact Margaret Lund at (612) 331-9103 or at firstname.lastname@example.com. NCDF's web site is www.ncdf.org.
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1. The devastating effect is can have upon the body's immune system.
e.g. development of cancer and autoimmune disease.
2. The powerful effect it can have in restoring the immune system when it is removed from a sensitive individual's diet.
Witness a 3-year old girl who presented with a cancerous lesion in her right eye. Her medical history revealed that she was prematurely stopped from breast feeding although the reason was not given. She had an intolerance to most baby foods and suffered from anorexia and abdominal distention.
Celiac was suspected and an endoscopic small intestinal biopsy had been carried out under general anesthesia. Her parents (fortunately) did not want their child to undergo general anesthesia for the second time in order to biopsy the eye lesion.
The child was followed up medically and the clinicians learned, quite surprisingly, that the tumor spontaneously regressed with a gluten-free diet as the only form of therapy.
Of course we were dealing with a 3-year old but to say that she had a strong immune system and recuperative abilities would not be correct considering her very rough start in life. She had clearly been a severe malabsorber her entire life.
I think the take-home information here is the significant effect that gluten can have in thwarting the immune system. But by the same token, once removed, the immune system can bounce back and do its job – destroy cancer cells, bacteria and other pathogens.
Let's continue to spread the word in our growing grass roots movement. It is helping. I hear from readers almost daily and their stories are quite uplifting.
Please let me know how I can be of further assistance.
To your good health,
Dr Vikki Petersen
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Co-author of "The Gluten Effect"
Reference: Indian Journal of Ophthalmology. 2010 Sep-Oct;58(5):433-4.
"Regression of conjunctival tumor during dietary treatment of celiac disease."


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caught 14 birds today, no banded birds just big bridge chickens.
I made contact with the owner of the banded bird, thanks to Double Haul.
Gonna try to work out a reward of cull birds from him in return for his prized racer.
Gregg Leonard
sent you a text Greg, thanks for help. I made a 24 x 24 x 12 trap. I used closet shelving wire for the door. are you guys using cracked or kernal corn
Sorry Dozer, did not get your text.
I am at the CSRA trial.
I tried again on the text, checked my trap today and no sign of action yet
All my traps, but one had birds when I returned from the trial on Sunday.
One trap had been opened and birds gone, damn tree huggers.
Anyone catching anything?
my new trap is out by corn elevator, I counted 30 birds on top of the bin. nothing inside yet. thinking about going under bridge and net one and place in trap. I am using corn
I put a decoy bird in my trap that I netted last night, tried a new bridge last night and had a visitor ask me a few questions. I think he was a Sherrif, wanted to know what the heck I was doing and was it legal. I stated the DNR stated is was 100% legal to harvest under bridges and he looked at my license and said sorry to bother you.
had a hard time with this bridge, my pole/net was not long enough and I swear the pigeons new that they woud sit at the top and not move. I am thinking about using conduit in sections. I need about 25 ft of pole
wondering what some of you are using for nets
thanks Gregg for picture also
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pulled my trap last night, got nothing. having more luck with netting. Caught 5 last night.


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Between the years 1717 and 1723 Johann Sebastian Bach works as 'Hofkapellmeister' in Xothen in the service of the German prince Leopold von Anhalt-Kthen. During his tenure there, Bach was concerned chiefly with secular instrumental music. Among the works composed in this period are the six Brandenburg Concertos, the first hook of Das Wohltemperierte Clavier and the first four French Suites. Leopold was an enthusiastic music lover. He played himself and maintained what was for the time an extraordinarily large court orchestra. It was made up of the very best musicians of the day. The gambist and cellist Ferdinand Christian Abel must have been an exceptional player, as Bach composed six suites for cello for him in 1720, the first important compositions for solo violoncello in the repertoire.
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Pieter Wispelwey received his early training from Dicky Boeke and Anner Bylsma in Amsterdam followed by studies with Paul Katz in the USA and William Pleeth in Great Britain. He won the Elisabeth Everts Prize (1985), which is a biennial award endowed upon the most promising musician in the Netherlands. Wispelwey performs exquisite both on authentic or modern cello. His expert stylistic knowledge, original and profound musical thinking, augmented by a phenomenal technique enable him to render individual, yet remarkable interpretations of the cello repertoire from J.S.Bach to Elliot Carter. For years now, he has won the hearts of critics and public alike with his unique performances of the Bach and Britten unaccompanied cello suites, and with his recitals of the Beethoven and Brahms sonatas either on authentic or modern instruments. Wispelwey is in keen demand as soloist. A tour through the Australian capital cities with the Australian Chamber Orchestra was a triumph. A typical review in Melbourne's The Age, ushered in a cellist for the 21st century when it reported: "To say Pieter Wispelwey's music-making is ravishing is to utter an understatement of huge proportions...the concert did everything to confirm him as one of the world's greatest cellists. As a soloist, he played like a man possessed; his face, his whole body seemed consumed by a musical spirit whose familiar is the cello." His recordings by the Dutch quality label Channel Classics have all been highly acclaimed by the international press, and no less than seven have won international awards, including three Edison Awards.
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(...) worlds of expression and sound of which his more famous predecessors only dreamed (...) Los Angeles Reader (...) A change from the old decadence, but an alarming foretaste of the new (...)
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(...) Tatsache ist, da Pieter Wispelwey zu allererst ganz vorzglich und spannend, souvern und aufrgened Cello spielen kann. Er tut es mit dem jeweils adquaten historischen Empfinden (...) (...) Ich empfehle jede der zehn mir vorliegenden Einspielungen gerade deshalb, weil jede einzelne ihre ganz spezifische Aura besitz, weil also Wispelwey nie gleich Wispelwey ist. (...)
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Counter Drug Program and Training Centers Well Worth the "Budget Dust"
For the last 22 years, the National Guard's Counter Drug Program has been a vital partnership with federal, state local law enforcement and private groups interested in safeguarding their communities from drug and drug violence. They have joined together to train and coordinate in drug enforcement activities.
That could all soon be in jeopardy if the Defense Department gets its way.
The Counter Drug program provides linguists, criminal analysts, communications, engineering, transportation, cannabis suppression, and ground and aerial reconnaissance to all 54 states, territories and the District of Columbia. In 2012, the National Guard responded to more than 60,000 requests for counterdrug assistance from local law enforcement agencies. More than 260 National Guard analysts are assigned to federal and state narcotics task forces across the nation. National Guard members also work with communities and schools to help with prevention, reaching hundreds of students annually.
But the Defense Department now wants to focus on global narcotics efforts and training international partners, and that could mean a slow death to the program. Over the last few years, the president's budget has decreased funding nearly 50 percent and the National Guard Counter Drug Program receives less than 20 percent of the DoD Counter Drug Central Transfer Account. This international focus robs the National Guard of a dynamic state/federal mission, where by law it is the only military organization that is allowed to provide assistance to local law enforcement.
The National Guard has always performed its mission of assisting civilian authorities and protecting American lives and property at home with diligence and experience. As with natural or manmade disasters, the Guard's partnerships with law enforcement are long-term and make for strong alliances that help achieve success in protecting Americans from the violence and heartache of drugs within their communities.
I recently visited the Northeast Counterdrug Training Center (NCTC) at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., which serves 18 states, and found a top-notch educational organization that has provided training to tens of thousands of federal, state and local law enforcement officers over the years. NCTC brings in some of the nation's top experts in drug enforcement procedures providing invaluable educational experience. Originally accredited in 2006 by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA), NCTC continues to be the only military-operated accredited training academy for civilian law enforcement in the country. In 2012, NCTC achieved "Accreditation with Excellence" status, the highest level of recognition CALEA bestows upon its elite list of nationally accredited agencies.
Top law enforcement officials from the New York and Virginia State Police testified to the importance of the training center to their drug enforcement activities and their continuing reliance on the center saying it was "the best drug enforcement training they had ever had." With a 97 percent student approval rating, the law enforcement community sees the Guard's training programs as a vital part of the nation's joint efforts to combat drug use and proliferation.
Did you know that the Pennsylvania NCTC provides some of the best polygraph training in world? Many people would not, but it does. NCTC trains FBI, DEA, ICE and other federal departments, but the majority of their students are from local law enforcement agencies. The free training allows thousands of officers to be certified and network where they might not be able to due to lack of local funding.
Choking off the sources of federal funding could mean an end to such excellent training.
Despite the reduction in funds, the National Guard Training Centers across the country remain in high demand. The NGTCs have seen an increase of enrollment, signaling that this training is a vital need of our country's law enforcement community. Although helping other nations is important, helping our own communities is even more so.
The President's Budget for fiscal 2014 contains $4.9 million for the five regional National Guard Training Centers located in Pennsylvania, Florida, Mississippi, Wisconsin and Washington, a reduction of $3.7 million from the amount appropriated by Congress in fiscal 2013. These figures represent "budget dust" for the Defense Department, and shelving smaller programs in an effort to meet sequestration requirements will radically affect counterdrug activities every community has benefited from. Less money means fewer students, less training and a degradation of enforcement that provide safety to American towns and cities. If anything, programs with proven track records that are cost effective and provide substantial results should see increases in funding.
The National Guard Association membership annually submits resolutions that ask to keep the National Guard Counter Drug Program strong. Congress has supported this program every year, well beyond the funding levels included in the President's Budget. Let's hope that despite their disagreements, they can continue to give the National Guard and law enforcement personnel what they need to keep America safe.
Grace Washbourne is a legislative analyst for NGAUS.
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Of the five counterdrug schools you list, the Midwest Counterdrug Training Center, located in Iowa, is ommitted. Wisconsin is an extension of NCTC in Pennsylvania, not a standalone school. The link provided for WI is the website for the Midwest Counterdrug Training Center,located in Iowa.
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Thank you Jeremy! I apologize for the error. The Midwest Counterdrug Training Center in Iowa is one of the most vital and important pieces of the Guard's Counterdrug Program.
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Download FED-03 from the IDEM Forms page.
The purpose of FED-03 (state form 53377) is to obtain detailed information about the monitoring protocol that is proposed to satisfy the federal requirements for Compliance Assurance Monitoring (CAM) under 40 CFR Part 64. FED-03 is a required form and shall be submitted to IDEM, OAQ whenever CAM requirements are to be included in an air permit.
If you have any questions, contact the Air Permit Reviewer of the Day (PROD) at (317) 233-0178 or (800) 451-6027 extension 3-0178 (toll free call within Indiana).
On October 22, 1997, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) promulgated Compliance Assurance Monitoring (CAM) rules as codified in 40 CFR Part 64. [Federal Register 62, No. 204; Wednesday, October 22, 1997; Pages 54900 through 54947]. The CAM approach is intended to address the requirements in Title V and Title VII of the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments [Sections 114(a)(1), 114(a)(3), and 504(b)] that EPA promulgate enhanced monitoring and compliance certification requirements for major sources and the related requirement in Title V that operating permits include monitoring, compliance certification, reporting and record keeping provisions to assure compliance. This approach establishes monitoring for the purpose of:
Except for backup utility units meeting certain conditions, the Compliance Assurance Monitoring (CAM) requirements apply to a pollutant-specific emissions unit at a major source that is required to obtain a Part 70 Operating Permit if the unit satisfies all of the following criteria:
For each affected pollutant-specific emissions unit, the owner/operator shall develop a CAM plan by completing this form or its equivalent. The CAM plan is designed to identify indicators of control device performance, corrective action trigger levels, monitoring equipment, monitoring performance criteria, data collection criteria, and implementation schedules, if necessary. Depending on the emissions unit, applicable requirement, and control equipment, there are several monitoring approaches that will satisfy CAM. These include:
The owner/operator will have to decide which is most appropriate for their situation. In many cases, the current permit already has CAM type monitoring requirements as part of some requirements. In those cases, the owner/operator is encouraged to use the same approach for developing the CAM plan. EPA has also developed a CAM guidance document that includes examples of CAM for different types of emissions units and control devices (Technical Guidance Document: Compliance Assurance Monitoring, August 1998). Once the CAM plan is approved, elements of the plan will become permit conditions. If, at a later time, the Department determines that the owner or operator has not adequately responded to a parameter range excursion or emissions exceedance, the Department may require that a Quality Improvement Plan (QIP) be developed and implemented within a reasonable time period. However, the QIP is not required to be submitted with the initial CAM plan.
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quote:Why isn't he charged with killing a police officer like a "civilian" would?
PERRY COUNTY, Mississsippi — A Mississippi police officer is under fire from the community after accidentally leaving his K-9 officer in a police cruiser overnight. Some have called for his job while others have called for charges to be filed.
Roughly three weeks ago, the 3-year old Belgian malinois named Napo was left in the vehicle overnight and died of an unknown cause, though the local sheriff said it could have been a heart attack or heat exhaustion while speaking to a local TV station.
Handler Steve Verret has said he simply forgot the dog was in there.
The community is in an uproar. Napo was purchased with donations from local businesses roughly 18 months ago and cost between $5,000 and $10,000.
Local animal rights advocate Katherine Sammons said Verret should be charged.
"I think he needs to get a misdemeanor neglect charge," said Sammons, who represents the Mississippi Animal Advocate Group. "I'm absolutely certain this was not intentional on the officer's part and like I said his family and him are suffering. But there does need to be consequences."
Varret has been reassigned to other duties, but has not been disciplined, according to WLOX.
his K-9 officer
quote:That's what happens to people who aren't cops.
i love dogs too but charging him for the death of an officer is retarded.
quote:And I want to win the lottery and ride a unicorn while carrying the pot of gold I found at the end of the rainbow.
If anything it should be discipline from within and handled internally.
A civilian would be charged with the death of an officer.
When a criminal kills the K-9, it's "killing a cop".
When a cop kills the K-9, he gets reassigned.
A civilian would be charged with the death of an officer.
it appears to be an accident
If anything it should be discipline from within and handled internally.
and it appears to be an accident.
Mississippi + hot car + windows up + no air flow = dead
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They don't seem to come along very often, new Jaguars, so there's always a sense of excitement when one lands on the show floor at a motor show. And if you see the F-type in the metal, you can't help but get a little tingle of excitement about the new Jag sports car.
It is, in fact, the first sports car Jag has made since the Sixties E-type. But they make the XK I hear you cry? Well, sports car in this instance is being defined by Jaguar as a two-seat, smaller-size roadster. In time, a coupe will join the party, but for now, the F-type comes in a pretty drop-head format only.
Jaguar unveiled the F-type the night before the first Paris press day at an event at the Musee Rodin in central Paris and wheeled on Lana del Ray to sing some video games as an introduction to the car. Call that representative of the company's desire to keep itself classy and connoisseur-like (Rodin) while attempting to appeal to a more modern, clientele (Lana).
The car will be available initially in three engine trims - two V6s (one 340bhp, one 380bhp) and one V8. Prices aren't confirmed yet but look likely to kick-off from north of £50k, which means that from a positioning point of view - both in price and size - the F-type slots between a Boxster and a 911 in the Porsche world of sports cars. That's our major disappointment with this car - we had hoped it would compete with high-end TTs, Z4s, SLKs and Boxsters. But it seems like its sized and priced half a size up from that.
It looks pretty neat though. It's not E-type "wow", but nor is it old man Jag. The view from the rear three-quarters is particularly impressive with the lovely curve of the rear wing and the neat, slim rear lights. At the front we find the Jag face - the grille in particular - a little too "rugby player's gumshield" in appearance, but spec your F-Type in a darker shade and it disappears into the body.
Step into the snug, strictly two-seat cockpit, and you're greeted by a mix of familiar Jag cues and some new novelties. The most imposing element is the large "flying buttress" or passanger-side grab handle, which spears off the top of the dash and cradles the unit with the gear stick in it below. Ahead of it are the now familiar Jag touchscreen, but we're pleased to see that the heating and ventilation controls have been spilt out to be controlled by three lovely rotary metallic dials. Speaking of ventilation, you might be wondering where the centre air vents are? Well, in an attempt to bring some theatre to the cockpit, Jag's designers have hidden them on the top of the dash, above the centre screen. Select heating/air con to your face, or should the climate control decide the cabin needs it, and the top of the dash lifts up to reveal a pair of air vents.
You might also be wondering about the copper colouring for the shift paddles, starter button and traction control settings. Keying three of the main driver interaction points together, they were inspired by the controls in a fighter jet cockpit according to Jag's chief designer, Ian Callum.
In the gauge cluster, rather than the XJ's digital dashboard, there's a pair of giant dials - one for speed, one for revs - hidden between deep cowls, and divided by a central TFT screen. You get a small but chunky little wheel that's trimmed in alcantara and has a flat bottom - they've taken note of how Audi does it, clearly - and you'll be able to option either a 380 or 770W Meridian hi-fi system – the top-of-the-line set-up featuring the Trifield System which Merdian say places both the car's occupants at the centre of their own "perfectly focused field of sound". This presumably works best with the roof up?
It doesn't quite have the young-at-heart appeal we were hoping for, but the F-type's nonetheless a very important car for Jag and - if the company's recent models are anything to go by - it should be brilliant to drive. We for one, can't wait to get behind the wheel.
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Vanessa Hudgens is sassy, and makes more money than 90 percent of the other people in these photos.
Emily Blunt, minus fiance John Krasinski
Zoe Saldana, not all CGI'd out post-Avatar.
Busy Philipps "honors" Zoe Saldana by going after her neck.
Lily Collins, the Nickelodean host, model, and other prolific things-stress.
Nikki Reed from Twilight and who also co-wrote Thirteen. Which do you think she's more famous for?
Former freak Busy Philipps
Shannon from Lost!!! Oh, we mean Maggie Grace. Hi Maggie.
Christina Gabrielle, who has managed parts in 16 films without us knowing who the hell she is.
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Writer/editor Dave Eggers to speak, April 12-13
Posted April 6, 2006; 08:53 p.m.
Fiction writer and editor Dave Eggers will make two presentations at 185 Nassau St. Wednesday and Thursday, April 12-13.
He will read from his work at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Stewart Film Theater. He also will speak on independent publishing at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in Room 207.
Eggers is the author of the books "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius," "You Shall Know Our Velocity!" and "How We Are Hungry."
In his second presentation, Eggers will talk about the vital role small publishers play in the world of American fiction and poetry. Drawing upon his own experience, he will discuss the process of starting and running a small magazine.
In 1998, Eggers founded McSweeney's, an independent publishing house in San Francisco that publishes a quarterly literary journal, novels, translations and books of nonfiction as well as the monthly arts publication, The Believer. He also will discuss other journals, past and present, that play a significant role in the literary landscape, and which serve as an inspiration to him and other editors of small magazines.
The events are sponsored by the Program in Creative Writing.


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PTA MORE—Men Organized to Raise Engagement
Organizations in the PTA MORE (Men Organized to Raise Engagement) alliance are dedicated to raising the level of engagement between children and the important men in the lives.
Coalition members of PTA MORE serve as a conduit for greater father and significant male involvement, resulting in positive outcomes and successful relationships for children, parents, schools and communities. PTA MORE helps PTA leaders and units
- Work with schools and communities to provide programs that engage fathers and positive male figures in the educational and social development of children,
- Develop male leaders who work with fathers and male role models to enhance positive male parenting and involvement with youth,
- Act as a resource for families, communities and schools on fatherhood initiatives and issues,
- Increase the visibility and outreach of the quality programming of the coalition members.
· Coalition Members · Additional Resources ·
Coalition Members
100 Black Men of America, Inc.
100 Black Men of America, Inc., is an alliance of leading African American men in business, industry, public affairs and government with a mission to improve the quality of life for African Americans, particularly African American youth. With more than 100 chapters in the United States, England and the Caribbean, the organization is dedicated to creating educational opportunities; promoting economic empowerment; addressing health disparities; and creating positive, nurturing mentoring relationships that extend across a lifetime.
WATCH D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students)
WATCH D.O.G.S. is a program of the National Center for Fathering focusing on prevention of violence in schools by using the positive influence of fathers and father-figures to provide an unobtrusive presence in the schools, and to be a positive role-model for students.
Through WATCH D.O.G.S. participation:
- Schools get an enhanced sense of security at their buildings, creating an environment conducive to learning.
- Students gain positive male role models, including students without such role models.
- Fathers learn about the complex challenges facing today's youth.
- Fathers gain awareness of the positive impact they can have on a student's academic performance, self esteem, and social behavior.
- WATCH D.O.G.S. is for fathers and father-figures who volunteer at least one day each year at an official WATCH D.O.G.S. school. During the day, WATCH D.O.G.S may read with students, eat lunch with them, watch school entrances and hallways, mentor students, and any other assigned activities.
All Pro Dad
All Pro Dad, founded by Tony Dungy, is a program of Family First, an organization dedicated to strengthening the family. All Pro Dad programs include:
- All Pro Dad's Day—A one-hour monthly breakfast held before school where fathers/male role models and their kids can meet, have fun and discuss family topics. Materials for All Pro Dad's Days are free of charge to local organizers. These materials include videos, father/child discussion cards, door prizes, meeting instructions, brochures, posters and promotional flyers.
- NFL Father and Kids Experience—Held in conjunction with an NFL team, these events include workshops on father and child relationships, motivational talks, and interactive sports and games.
- Play of the Day—A concise daily e-mail of fatherhood advice.
Strong Fathers-Strong Families
Strong Fathers-Strong Families is a training, technical assistance, and facilitation organization that is focused on strengthening children by strengthening fathers and families. Through staff training, consultation, and event facilitation, Strong Fathers-Strong Families works with Head Starts, public schools, and churches as well as other organizations. The goal is to improve the educational environment in order that men may become more involved in the lives of their children.
Additional Resources
Step-by-step method for encouraging men to get more involved in school activities.
10 Ways to Get Men More Involved in PTAsChecklist of methods for increasing male involvement.
Watch D.O.G.S. brochure
Brochure for National Center for Fathering's Watch D.O.G.S. program
All Pro Dad's Day / iMom brochure
PDF brochure for All Pro Dad and iMom Morning programs
Father Involvement How-To Guide
A guide for PTAs to promote male involvement.
Our Children—Male Involvement Issue
Download the February/March 2008 issue of Our Children (2.16 MB pdf) for additional articles on Male Involvement.


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Peony Jade Restaurant
Since opening its doors in September 2009, Peony Jade Restaurant has invited many a diner into its luxurious halls of red, white, and dark wood fashioned from a refurbished dockside warehouse along the Singapore River. Diners go on a gastronomic adventure of Szechuan and Cantonese culinary traditions, feasting amidst the lapping waters of the river at the original Clarke Quay outlet, or contemplate lush flora at the venue located at The Keppel Club outlet that bears the same colours. Gastronomes delight as they dine on Peony Jade Restaurant's selection of dim sum, dig into the signature camphor tea smoked duck, or savour the multitude of flavours in any of the meticulously crafted multi-course meals.
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The Copenhagen Accord, agreed to on Saturday, is neither earth-shattering nor a failure. It avoids an international political mess that appeared likely as late as Friday afternoon. It falls short of expectations mainly because expectations had been ratcheted up far beyond what was realistic. It is a meaningful step forward, but its ultimate value remains to be determined.
Attention should now turn to elaborating the transparency measures contained in the text, and to implementing ambitious and intelligent domestic emissions-cutting efforts in the major emitting countries. It would be unwise to place significant hopes on converting the deal into a legally binding pact soon.
Some criticisms of the accord are unsound. Most notable of these is the fact that the deal dropped a goal of halving emissions from 1990 levels by 2050. Instead, it retained only an aim of keeping global temperatures from rising more than two degrees above preindustrial levels. But since the latter target is probably more stringent, it is not clear what the real problem is. Others have bemoaned the fact that the deal was not adopted by the Conference of the Parties (COP) of the United National Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), but instead was merely "noted" by it. But that is simply a perverse artifact of the "democratic" nature of the COP, which requires consensus for any decision to be adopted. Almost all countries appear to be on board with the deal; the fact that it was apparently blocked by Venezuela, Sudan, Bolivia, Cuba, Tuvalu, and possibly a few others does not make it less legitimate.
Many have also focused their concerns on the fact that the deal is not legally binding, and have emphasized the importance of converting the agreement into a legal pact. As President Obama noted in the interesting Q&A session following his remarks on Friday, having a legally binding deal does not guarantee that countries will deliver ambitious efforts. A good transparency arrangement can, on the other hand, help build confidence and spur a virtuous cycle of increasing ambition over time from all sides. One of the biggest open questions following the Copenhagen conference is whether the transparency deal agreed to in principle can be into practice in a meaningful way. The United States clearly got less on that front than it wanted to. The details of the "consultation and analysis" process agreed to, which should be elaborated over the next year, will be important.
One other non-trivial victory in the deal is its roughly uniform treatment of the big economies. All countries will take actions under the pact, and the United States will not be bound any more tightly to its pledges than countries like China will be. This is a sharp break from the asymmetric Kyoto Protocol, which is environmentally and economically unsustainable.
Two other big issues remain for U.S. policymakers. First, they will need to convert on their offers of a 17 percent cut in U.S. emissions from 2005 levels and of working with others to deliver $100 billion annually in mitigation and adaptation assistance to developing countries by 2020. Both could be easy delivered with cap-and-trade legislation resembling what has been passed in the House and introduced in the Senate, as well as with the bill being developed by Senators Lindsay Graham (R-SC), John F. Kerry (D-MA), and Joseph Lieberman (I-CT). Without such a bill, though, it will be difficult to deliver the promised emissions cuts, and essentially impossible to produce the promised funding. The Obama administration took significant calculated risks by getting out ahead of Congress on both fronts. Second, the United States will need to engage in a long-term effort to increase the ambitions of several major developing countries. The pledges made before the Copenhagen conference, while certainly not trivial, are also not commensurate with the challenge.
This conference has also starkly demonstrated the limits of the UNFCCC process. Future climate arrangements are far more likely to be hammered out in small groups like the one that gathered Friday night to salvage a deal than in plenaries of nearly two-hundred countries. Bilateral cooperation will be critical too. The UNFCCC will continue to contribute, particularly in transparency efforts and in ensuring that the concerns of the most vulnerable are heard. But this is likely to be the last time that the world places such high hopes on the global climate conference.


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The UN Security Council Presidential Statement on Peace and Security in Africa was issued on December 8, 2009.
Statement by the President of the Security Council
At the 6233rd meeting of the Security Council, held on 8 December 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "Peace and security in Africa", the President of the Security Council made the following statement on behalf of the Council:
"The Security Council reaffirms its primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations.
"The Security Council notes with concern the serious threats posed in some cases by drug trafficking and related transnational organized crime to international security in different regions of the world, including in Africa. The increasing link, in some cases, between drug trafficking and the financing of
terrorism, is also a source of growing concern.
"The Security Council stresses the importance of strengthening transregional and international cooperation on the basis of a common and shared responsibility to counter the world drug problem and related criminal activities, and in support of relevant national, subregional and regional organizations and mechanisms, including with the view to strengthening the rule of law.
"The Security Council recognizes the importance of the actions undertaken by the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), the Commission on Narcotic Drugs, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and other relevant United Nations organs and agencies in facing numerous security risks caused by drug trafficking in many countries and regions, including in Africa. The Council encourages them to undertake further actions in this regard.
"The Security Council stresses the need to reinforce the coordination of United Nations actions, including cooperation with Interpol, in order to enhance the effectiveness of international efforts in the fight against drug trafficking at the national, regional and international levels to tackle this global
challenge in a more comprehensive manner in accordance with the principle of common and shared responsibility.
"The Security Council reaffirms and commends in that regard the important work of the UNODC in collaboration with the United Nations relevant entities and emphasizes the need for adequate capacities to support national efforts.
"The Security Council invites the Secretary-General to consider mainstreaming the issue of drug trafficking as a factor in conflict prevention strategies, conflict analysis, integrated missions' assessment and planning and peacebuilding support.
"The Security Council encourages States to comply with their obligations to combat drug trafficking and other forms of transnational organized crime, to consider acceding to relevant international conventions, in particular the three United Nations drug conventions and to investigate and prosecute, as appropriate, persons and entities responsible for drug trafficking and related crimes consistent with international human rights and due process standards.
"The Security Council recognizes the important contribution of States, regional and subregional organizations in tackling drug trafficking in all its aspects, and encourages them to share best practices, as well as information about illicit drug trafficking networks.
"The Security Council also recognizes the important contribution of civil society and other stakeholders in tackling drug trafficking in a comprehensive manner.
"The Security Council calls on the international community and the United Nations system to strengthen their cooperation with regional and subregional organizations, in the fight against drug trafficking including in Africa.
"The Security Council calls on the Secretary-General to provide, as appropriate, more information on drug trafficking and related issues where it risks threatening or exacerbating an existing threat to international peace and security."


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The Southwest Louisiana Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo is a competition to be sure. The size and quantity of fish that roll in to the weigh station Sunday afternoon at the Southwest Louisiana Fishing Club clubhouse will attest to that.
But for most of the anglers involved, fun is the name of the game.
That includes the Chatagnier family, which went out to Big Lake and back Friday afternoon. Father Bert did the boating and let son Jeffrey, 12, and Hayley, 9, take care of the fishing.
Jeffrey hauled in two redfish, a flounder, speckled trout and a croaker while Hayley brought in two reds, a trout and a croaker.
"The redfish had a lot of fight in them," Jeffrey said. "We were by a bunch of rocks, and they'd always go toward the rocks and you'd get tangled up. So you kind of had to manuver them around the rocks to get them in. So that was kind of difficult."
The rodeo is a family tradition, though usually from a different perspective. Jeffrey usually helps his mother Marla, who is one of the volunteers who helps at the weigh station.
So what's better — working or fishing?
"I guess going out to catch them," Jeffrey said with wisdom beyond his years.
This year's rodeo — the 75th edition — was pushed back two weeks due to expected poor weather Fourth of July Weekend.
There were rain drops to contend with Friday, but Bert Chatagnier said his family was fortunate enough to dodge anything too serious.
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One lucky winner will receive Bond 50: The Complete 22 Film Collection Blu-ray Set + Skyfall Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy Bundle!! (Bundle list price: $340)
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Track Hind prints are about 1" (25 mm) long, with 5 toes; fore prints smaller, with 4 toes and with claw marks well defined.
Sign Best signs are large, fan-shaped mounds of excavated earth, often with entrance plug. In spring, "gopher cores": long coils of earth used to plug burrows in snow and left on ground after snow melts.


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I dont have an answer for ya right now on the servo. I dont know too much about them and have only really dealt with servos one time (the first time I attempted electronics which was last year).
However, I do know that the receivers have 3 control modes...latched, momentary, and toggle. This means you can program it (real easy...I was able to do it! You just use the transmitter to do this and the instructions on doing this are included) to adjust to your function. I would imagine that if you have the proper setting the servo arm would return back to resting position. I know it did on my RC car when I used it.
For instance...the receivers came in the mail, they were all programmed for the latched mode. This meant that when I pushed the button, the door actuator would do it pull function, but instead of pulling and returning back to resting, it would keep pulling. So, in order to relieve the pull function, you would have to push the buttom again to turn it "off". But, I switched to a different mode (cant remember the difference between momentary and toggle, but I used one of them, ha ha) so now when I push the button once, the door actuator pulls and then returns to normal position. Hope this helps and hopefully somebody can help you out with the servos. This would be my best shot, but like I said, I dont know too much about them...Good luck!
This servo may be too small for what you want to use it for...but just thought I'd try!


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Couldn't you just make a believable fake "pen" name; mine will be Sir Rupert Evington, and I train fancy dogs.
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I will just stick to giving my name in the signature line.
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You really gotta be careful about how high a pedestal you put your method, your accomplishments, your dog on. There's usually someone who's done more, somewhere. And they may have used a different method than you did! Chris Atkinson 2013
get your dog out and TRAIN! caryalsobrook 2013
Back when we were first dating Moira told her dad my name. His response:
"Atkinson? That's an English name. Get rid of him now!"
But no...... After some basic genealogy, we learned that I had not one, but TWO different clan's tartans in my blood. I chose "dress Gordon" for my wedding because it's common and is what's readily available for rental.
The other was Buchanan.
It's been a while since anybody made fun of a guy wearing a skirt. And the last time it happened, it was our calc professor who claims there are no pheasant in Iowa...So....Here's what we looked like a decade ago in Scotland...and I only married one Moira.


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Tough road tests await UC
Hitting the field once more after a close loss to Biggersville last week, Union County prepares for a three-game road slate, beginning with Mantachie on Friday.
"They're a little sluggish, which is to be expected, but being a very young program, it's my job that we have to get past that and move on to the next week's opponent," UC coach Scott Duley said.
"We can't have a hangover because we either won or lost a close game, you have to always be looking ahead to your next opponent and preparing for them like you did your previous opponent."
The next two weeks will be among the toughest for Duley's squad, facing the Mustangs, followed by a Sept. 16 match-up with Ripley.
"Mantachie is very strong. They have some strong young men, their line and their running backs.
Duley said. "They run a single wing offense, and they both run and pass the ball well. On defense, they're very solid and know their responsibilities. I believe we can move the ball, but we have to be consistent, and we improved tremendously from our first game to our second, but we need to tackle well."
Duley had the opportunity to scout Ripley in their season opener against New Albany, and Duley hopes to emphasize the fundamentals in preparation for that game.
"We're going to have to do the little things well, our fundamentals are going to have to be sharp, so we'll practice as much as possible on those fundamentals and be prepared for both of these opponents," he said.
Mantachie (1-2) is coming off a 69-12 win over New Site. Friday night's game is set for a 7:30 kickoff.
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Candace "Candy" Lynn Sarenich
Candace "Candy" Sarenich, age 56 of Lyndon Station, Wisconsin died on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at the Reedsburg Area Medical Center in Reedsburg, Wisconsin.
A Memorial Gathering will be held on Saturday, June 15, 2013 from 1:00-3:00 P.M. at the Conway-Picha Funeral Home in Lyndon Station.
Candy was born August 23, 1956 in Racine, Wisconsin the daughter of Alvin and Shirley (Brack) Hintz. She worked the past 3 years at the Wilderness Resort in Lake Delton. She enjoyed traveling, working around home, gardening and working with her flowers.
Candy is survived by her husband, Charles; mother, Shirley Brack of Franksville, WI; brother, Timothy Hintz of Franksville, WI and sister, Brenda (David) Krachtt of Cudahy, WI. She was preceded in death by her father, Alvin Hintz.
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text: Oh no! I was just thinking of calling Howard last week. I bought Mick from him Chopper x Bam. Howard always said that I got the one that he would have kept if he had a bigger litter and could afford it. Howard called often to check on his progress. Although Mick has never lit the circuit on fire (my fault), he's my favorite. Once we got on the phone you knew an hour would be gone before you knew it. Regretting not following through on my impulse to call, just wanted to tell him a couple pheasant hunting stories. Rest in peace bud. I'll always think of you when I scratch our little buddy behind the ears.


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Water in Gigapixels
Thank you to everyone who participated in the "Water in Gigapixels" Competition!
This competition's winners are:
1st Place: Chris David - Barron Falls
www.gigapan.com/gigapans/1233952nd Place: Roland Saikali - Wartook Lake
www.gigapan.com/gigapans/1075823rd Place: Kimmo Juoperi - Valkeakoski Riipparit3 Nokia 808 Pureview
www.gigapan.com/gigapans/122781Thank you to everyone who participated. View all the submissions below!
Competition Entries:
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Venice as it appeared on May 15, 2007 in transit from the island of Lido. This was a hand-held shot from a bobbing vaporetto ("public bus" boat) at a stop along the way! San Marco square is the tower to the right in this photo. This view is a re-generation of a panorama I had uploaded earlier --- Photostitch's second...


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Family: Anatidae, Ducks and Geese view all from this family
Description ADULT MALE Spectacular, the rather oversized-looking blue head bearing a red bill and large orange basal knob. Black lines demarcate areas of color on head. Breast is pinkish orange and rest of body is mainly black, with a white patch on side of vent, and a horizontal white line on flanks. Raised, sail-like scapulars can be discerned at close range. In flight, note the white wing coverts, above and below. ADULT FEMALE Warm brown, marbled plumage and dark gray bill. In flight, note the pale underwing coverts. JUVENILE Similar to adult female.
Dimensions Length: 18-25" (46-64 cm)
Habitat Locally common, nesting beside coastal tundra pools in Canadian Arctic. Most winter in coastal waters of North Atlantic seaboard.
Observation Tips Easiest to see on coasts in winter.
Range Western Canada, Eastern Canada, Southeast, Alaska, Mid-Atlantic, California, New England
Voice Male utters a purring sound.
Discussion Distinctive sea duck that dives regularly and for extended periods in search of marine invertebrates. Adult male in summer is unmistakable, but female could be confused with female Common Eider: note King Eider's smaller size, more dainty bill and smaller head, and more prominent pale line running back from eye, and pale eye surround. Extremely gregarious during migration and in winter.


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Former premier Danny Williams didn't mince words when he was asked about a Conference Board of Canada report which says that the province's population will shrink by tens of thousands of people in the coming decades.
"In my opinion, it's absolute bullshit. That's the simplest way I can put it," Williams said. "When I first got into government, the first presentation I had from the Department of Finance told me that within years, we were going to be below 500,000 people. Well, right now, I think the number I saw today was 525 or 527. We've grown by 18,000 people. So where do they come up with this?"
Williams was holding a media event to unveil the new brand for his 2,400-acre development project in Southlands, which will combine industrial and commercial space along with thousands of new homes.
"I'm putting my money where my mouth is, because we're going to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on this project out here over the course of life of the project, and I wouldn't be doing that if I didn't believe in Newfoundland and Labrador," he said.
The Conference Board report said that due to an aging population and a low birth rate, population in the province is expected to shrink.
But Williams said that with the economic fortunes in the province brighter than ever, people will come here to live. Williams said he believes that the oil developments that will be coming in the next few decades will drive the economy.
"By way of an example in the offshore, our basins out there — the seismic work that's been done in the offshore — is three times the size of the North Sea," he said. "That's how big these potential basins are. It's equivalent to the size of the Gulf of Mexico. We've only drilled 207 wells out there; in the North Sea, Norway and Britain have drilled 5,500 wells."
Speaking to reporters, Williams also talked about the fortunes of the IceCaps, about PC Party leadership contender Bill Barry, and mining developments in Labrador.
To listen to the full audio recording of his comments to reporters, click here: https://soundcloud.com/telegramjames/danny-williams-scrum-feb-10


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She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) from University of Malaya.
She began her career in the Malaysian civil service in 1977, as an Assistant Director in the Training and Career Development Division of the Public Service Department. She continued to serve the Government in numerous ministries including the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Social Welfare and the Ministry of National Unity and Social Development.
She later joined the Ministry of Finance (MOF) in 1997 as Senior Assistant Director of the Budget Division and continued to serve in various capacities including with the Government Procurement Division until her retirement in May 2011 as MOF's Deputy Secretary-General (Operations). She was also the Government Procurement Advisor, MOF from June 2011 until June 2013. She is presently an Independent Non-Executive Director of Telekom Malaysia Berhad.


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1964 The Beatles TributeLocation: Alabama Theatre
Relive the music of the Beatles with the "1964 The Tribute" concert at the Alabama Theatre. Named the "Best Beatles Tribute on Earth" by Rolling Stone Magazine, this group has been together for about 30 years. You will feel like you are back in the early 60's as their dress, music and even their hair represent what the Beatles were like before Sgt. Pepper.Next Date:


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The Berkeley City Council is considering amendments to the West Berkeley zoning forwarded by the Planning Commission. The Council may adopt the recommendations as written or consider additional changes within the framework of the current proposal. Presented here are some of the more frequently asked questions that have been raised over the past several weeks.
Note: If you would like to read what other Berkeley residents are saying about these amendments and/or post your own statement, you may do so on Open Town Hall.
What is the proposal? The proposal is to modify West Berkeley Zoning in order to facilitate the reuse of existing buildings, the development of large multi-parcel sites, and the start-up of new types of industrial activities. The recommended zoning amendments affect primarily the three industrial zoning districts in West Berkeley (M – Manufacturing, MM – Mixed Manufacturing and MULI – Mixed Use Light Industrial) and fall into four categories:
Is this a new plan? In September, 2007 the City Council directed staff to consider ways to facilitate the development of large industrial parcels. Over the next two years the Planning Commission expanded the scope of considerations to include amendments to allow Research and Development (R & D) and relax some of the restraints on protected uses.
What are 'protected uses'? Currently manufacturing, material recovery enterprises (recycling), warehouse and wholesaling activities are protected uses. Other uses are not permitted in spaces engaged in these activities although one is allowed to exchange one protected use for another (in other words, you could change a warehouse to a manufacturing space). Artists' spaces are also protected under an additional provision.
What is a Master Use Permit? A Master Use Permit (MUP) allows a property owner to comprehensively plan a large site, receive entitlements (permits) and build the project in phases over a long period (20-30 years). The conditions in the MUP are negotiated with the City and will include a number of community benefits over and above what a regular use permit would contain. These benefits may include contributions to transportation systems such as a shuttle service for West Berkeley, job training and job placement programs for Berkeley residents, affordable housing contributions, funds for the support of local artists and other similar benefits. The advantage to the property owner is certainty over a long period of time for the approved uses, additional density in the form of height and massing for the buildings and flexibility in the site plan design.
How big could the MUP sites be? Can they grow over time? An MUP site must be a minimum of 4 acres or 1 contiguous block. At this time the Council is considering various methods for limiting the size and growth of properties that currently would qualify.
What are the boundaries of the area under consideration? Albany border on the north, San Pablo Avenue to the east, Emeryville to the south, and I-80 to the west.
Are there businesses waiting to move into Berkeley if we make the changes? I am not aware of any although I suspect that anyone planning to develop an MUP and the significant investment involved would likely have some tenants in mind.
What are the size limits of potential new businesses both employee size and building size? The zoning ordinance generally breaks down businesses by square footage and that determines the level of review by the City. Less than 20,000 square feet requires only a Zoning Certificate (over the counter). 20-40,000 square feet requires an Administrative Use Permit which is appealable ultimately to the City Council. More than 40,000 square feet requires a use permit and public hearing appealable to the City Council. Employee numbers cover a broad range depending on the use. A reasonable assumption is that there are .7 to 2.5 employees per 1000 square feet of building.
How tall are the buildings and how many would there be? How many stories can the building be? Under the Planning Commission proposal height restrictions in West Berkeley would not be changed except in the 6 permitted Master Use Permit sites (MUP's). The current proposal allows MUP heights up to 75'. This height would allow 6 stories or less depending on the type of activity in the building. Some research facilities require very high ceilings and would result in a 3 or 4 story building.
Could there be a Wal-Mart or Best Buy built under the proposal? No. Retail is allowed in only a few specified areas of West Berkeley (for example, Gilman, 4th Street area, West Berkeley Bowl, Ashby Avenue). There are no sites being proposed for retail space in the West Berkeley Project that would add to the currently allowable sites. "Big Box' retailers require very large sites none of which in Berkeley currently allow retail.
How many new employees would there be? There are no accurate numbers regarding job growth projections although we do know that current warehouse/wholesaling space employs about 1 person for every 1600 square feet of space. R & D averages 1 employee per 350-500 square feet. We also know that manufacturing employment has declined dramatically in the last 20 years going from 4130 to 3345. This was during a period of expansion at Bayer. Without increased Bayer employment the drop would have gone to 2345 jobs. These estimates come from the California Employment Development Department.
What is R & D? A research and development facility is an establishment comprised of laboratory or other non-office space, which is engaged in one or more of the following activities: industrial, biological or scientific research; product design; development and testing; and limited manufacturing for the production of prototypes.
Why not just put the R & D downtown where we have office space available? R & D is not an office use and most downtown office space would not provide the flexibility needed. Many different types of work spaces are needed depending on the type of work performed. R & D activities include original research, product design, prototype development and testing, and limited assembly and other similar activities.
How would new businesses affect the property values? Property values are determined by a number of variables including market demand, supply, and price relative to space outside of Berkeley. Investment in new or remodeled buildings would logically increase the value of those properties. R & D users look for a variety of different spaces ranging from somewhat crude 'workshop' space to sophisticated and costly lab spaces. Incubator startups generally seek low cost space with very few tenant amenities.


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Yong Chen
December 6, 2012 - December 28, 2012
Yong Chen, Market (detail)
Opening Reception: December 6, 2012, 5:00 pm
Yong Chen is exhibiting a new body of work that explores his immigrant experience in America. His paintings express, through skillful craftsmanship, compositions that evoke a sensitivity to a type of narrative portraiture. Its focus is on new life experiences in America. Chen expresses his voice through a hybridity of the two cultures he represents in his work. His highly detailed renderings of other Asian immigrants have a striking reference to cultural experience steeped in Western art yet contain Chinese art-making practice at its core.
Chen hails from Taishan, a town in the Guangdong province of China. He began drawing and painting at the age of four.
After immigrating to the United States in 1989, Chen studied graphic design and illustration in Boston and earned his Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Hartford, Connecticut.
Since 1995 he has illustrated/authored many children's books and children's magazines. He is also an art professor of drawing, painting, illustration, and design at Bunker Hill Community College in Boston.
Focus Gallery: Christian Goncalves
Christian Goncalves, Crisis
Christian Goncalves is focused on the exploration of a visual narrative that connects cultural references with the phenomena of the unseen. His work is in the sculptural realm but is more about a formalism connected to the modernist traditions in art. Goncalves's compositions thus reflect a concern first for conceptualization, then a connection to a level of communication challenging the viewer's participation. What results from this construct are sculptural forms that almost seem ephemeral in their presentation; but their physicality is what he manages to bring forth.
Goncalves received his formal art training at Rhode Island College.
Gallery hours during exhibits are Tuesday through Friday, noon to 8 p.m. Exhibits and events are free and open to the public. Accessible to persons with disabilities. For information on event dates and exhibit opening receptions, check this website or call (401) 456-9765.
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Man, did I want to hate Chiddy Bang and his producer/percussionist accomplice, Xaphoon Jones, with all my heartlessness. What with Chiddy's cutesy nostalgic moniker, the skateboarding in their videos, and their major-label status, there seemed little reason not to lump them in with all the manufactured post-Wayne hype rappers. Except for one small thing: despite their popularity with stud-belted youngsters, Xaphoon and Chiddy, aged just 20 and 19, are nice beyond their years. It took me just a few listens to realize that if hip-hop is indeed supposed to evolve, then they're the closest thing we have to contemporary archetypes.
The awful majority of pop-angled hip-hop acts reflect nothing more than last month's commercial craze. But Xaphoon and Chiddy, despite being college dropouts for the time being, are powered by more than just Kanye. Their tracks have demonstrated a fat range of impressions, from Curtis Mayfield to Curtis Jackson, and Xaphoon assures me that their upcoming EMI full-length will further fluctuate between throwback blueprints and futuristic ideals, between party time and conscious rhyming. As for their breakout single — "Opposite of Adults," with its interpolation of MGMT's "Kids" — what's more old school than piggybacking a rock-and-roll mega-hit?
"You had to be taken seriously back in the day," says Xaphoon by phone from a rental car while cruising through Santa Monica. "For us, the producer/MC duo represents an era of hip-hop in which there was more of a love for the game, and of having fun and making music. Now, I think we're re-entering an era in which hip-hop artists are comfortable with their real identities, and we're proud to be a part of that."
Since meeting at Drexel University in Philadelphia two years ago, Chiddy and Xaphoon have had the sort of magic-carpet ride that few murder-free rap acts enjoy these days. On the heels of this year's Opposite of Adults EP, they've toured extensively and gigged with everyone from Bun B to Passion Pit. And Chiddy was tapped to smack the Gorillaz remix of "Stylo" with Mos Def.
"We've played shows where it's half hipster kids and half gangster kids, and we've played shows where there's nothing but college kids," says Xaphoon. "We're the perfect opening band — we can work with any genre, any artist, and any demographic. But in America, I'd say the average Chiddy Bang fan is dancing on the line between being a hipster and a bro, kind of like a hip-bro."
I'm reluctant to play professor and embarrass them in front of the entire nu-rap class by suggesting that their peers should follow Chiddy Bang's example. Still, it's good to see a musically inclined hip-hop group blow up on the merit of something other than megalomaniacal buffoonery. Even if Chiddy and Xaphoon don't have the entire solution to the dreadful monotony of mainstream boom-bap, the answer might just lie somewhere in their sound and attitude.
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Former head of 9/11 victim fund to speak, Feb. 20
Posted February 16, 2006; 10:32 p.m.
Kenneth Feinberg will discuss his experience as head of the U.S.
government's September 11 Victim Compensation Fund in a lecture
scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 20, in 16 Robertson Hall.
Feinberg's lecture is titled "The 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund: Private Pain and Public Compensation."
Feinberg, a Washington, D.C. attorney and managing partner of the Feinberg Group, was appointed as special master of the compensation fund shortly after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. He spent nearly three years overseeing all aspects of the program, including evaluating applications, determining appropriate compensation and disseminating awards.
Feinberg described his experiences in the 2005 book "What Is Life Worth? The Unprecedented Effort to Compensate the Victims of 9/11."
The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and the Program in Law and Public Affairs.


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Open House for Middle and High School Educators
Presenters: Kristina Rosenberg, Education Director, Elizabeth Washburn, Teaching Artist, and Museum Docents
Join us for an open house to discover how the visual arts can help you navigate through the Common Core Standards! Through tours, group discussions and presentations, middle and high school teachers will be empowered to incorporate works of art into their classroom teaching.
Participants will receive free bus transportation to the Timken for their classrooms.
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By Shuli Ren
Bank of America Merrill Lynch makes a few asset allocation recommendations for us, on the premise that the Fed tapering will be modest, China GDP growth robust, and 30-year Treasury yield is capped at 4% this fall.
The broker still prefers stocks to bonds, value to growth, and developed markets to emerging markets.
But among emerging markets, the analysts like Chinese banks, Chinese high-yield property developers' bonds, Russian and Korean stocks.
Analyst Michael Hartnett and team wrote:
Chinese banks, currently the cheapest they have been relative to US banks since October 2005. Vnvestors may want to hedge exposure by selling downside on HK Property stocks, which has benefited inordinately from accommodative US monetary policy.
An alternate way for investors to pick up exposure to China story is via the corporate bonds of high quality property developers (BB-developers offer yield of 6-7%, B-developers offer 8-10%).
Within EM, moved to an OW in Russian equities on positioning, stimulus potential and higher oil prices. Meanwhile, favors Korea to play further tactical upside in EM as it boasts a current account surplus, stable currency & a rebounding macro (think of Korea as the "Germany of Emerging Markets".)
Credit Suisse thinks Russia is good value too. Market Vectors Russia ETF (RSX) gives easy exposure.
I argued in Barron's magazine last week China and Korea are cheap and suggested iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI) for China and iShares MSCI South Korea Capped ETF (EWY) for Korea. FXI is particularly good for investors that do not feel comfortable buying stocks in Hong Kong, because 20% of its holdings are the large state-owned Chinese banks traded there.


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The Ryzza Mae Show Presents: Calle Siete September 27 2016 Full Episode Replay
SHOW DESCRIPTION: Calle Siete (lit. Seventh Street) is an upcoming Philippine family comedy drama series broadcast by GMA Network, starring Ryzza Mae Dizon, Eula Valdez and Christian Vasquez. The program premiered on June 13, 2016 replacing Princess in the Palace and airing worldwide on GMA Pinoy TV.
This also serves as the second presentation of The Ryzza Mae Show.
The story begins with Sheila and Mark Sebastian, a couple living in Dubai and working as a physical therapist and a spa attendant. The two decided to return to the Philippines because of their enough savings to build their dream house and dream business, a spa cum coffee shop.
Sheila came home first because her contract expired while Mark, on the other hand, has a remaining month. Another reason was he is still training his job successor. Sheila surprised her Lola Nitz which is celebrating its birthday in Mabuhay Compound where she grew up with the Mabuhay clan. However, she also found out that the bank would nearly confiscate her hometown so she spoke of his grandmother to pay it first.
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I see their new GM is bring in some top compitition for Taco.
ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported on NFL 32 that free agent Brady Quinn will likely end up with the Jets.
Per Mortensen, the Jets plan to sign two free-agent quarterbacks. Quinn has history with new Jets QBs coach David Lee, who "likes (Quinn) a lot." New York will reportedly bring five quarterbacks to training camp, not including Tim Tebow. In this scenario, Quinn, Mark Sanchez, Greg McElroy, and Matt Simms would account for four, and they'd add one more free-agent veteran to the mix. Feb 27 - 5:50 PM