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Indian Cauliflower55 Reviews 2 Pics
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"A spicy cauliflower served whole on a platter - looks like a red and yellow flower. Garam Masala can be found in Indian grocery stores and some traditional grocery stores. I like to serve peas and carrots lightly cooked in butter on the side of this dish."
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Original recipe yields 4 to 6 servings
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Cut off most of the cauliflower's stem and place the whole head in a baking dish.
- Heat two tablespoons of oil and turmeric together in a small frying pan. Brush the cauliflower head with the oil and turmeric mixture.
- Bake the cauliflower for 30 minutes.
- While the cauliflower is cooking heat two tablespoons of oil in a frying pan, mix in the minced onions and saute until the are a medium brown color. Add the pureed tomatoes, garlic powder, garam masala and salt. Let this mixture simmer for 10 minutes.
- Arrange lettuce leaves on a serving plate. Place the cauliflower on top of the lettuce. Pour the tomato curry over the cauliflower. Serve hot.
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Awesome! The garam masala is a MUST! I cut the oil in half, and it was just fine. I had to microwave the baked cauliflower for 2 minutes - it wasn't quite tender. One tip: don't let the tomato curry sit and cool before serving because it thickens up too much. The next time I made this, I used only 1 Tbl. oil and diced canned tomatoes. After the sauce was finished cooking, I pureed it in my food processor. For the cauliflower, I steamed it in my vegetable steamer until tender, then did a 'rough chop' to get smaller florets (which is how I see this dish served in Indian restaurants). I then mixed the cauliflower into the pureed sauce. I will make those changes again! Thanks for the recipe!
I like Indian food, this is a good one. I changed it a little though. I think as suggested before by some other reviews it's a must to seperate the cauliflower into florets if you want to cook it in 30 minutes. Also I raised the temperature to 450 F, and it cooked perfectly. I used fresh garlic also added fresh ginger to the sauce, cut the garam masala in half and added some chili powder since I like my food hot. I didn't have any at home but next time I cook this dish I will sprinkle it with chopped cilantro before serving.
This is a fun dish to prepare and serve. In an earlier review, I forgot to mention that I have learned that I needed to bake the cauliflower in a *covered* dish, and increase the cooking time to at least 45 minutes. I like to serve it with a red lentil dahl.
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Amount Per Serving (5 total)
- Calories
- 168 cal
- 8%
- Fat
- 11.6 g
- 18%
- Carbs
- 15.1 g
- 5%
- Protein
- 4.6 g
- 9%
- Cholesterol
- 0 mg
- 0%
- Sodium
- 62 mg
- 2%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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---- — SALEM — It was a second period unlike anything long-time Marblehead High hockey followers had seen in ages — and something they don't hope to see again anytime soon.
Defensive breakdowns and mental lapses resulted in the Headers allowing four goals in the middle stanza Saturday during a 5-1 loss to Winthrop in a Northeastern Conference North battle.
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Pittsburgh Police are investigating why a La Roche College freshman was behind the wheel of a stolen car which crashed into a garbage truck, ending a police chase in Lawrenceville early this morning, the Pittsburgh Post Gazette reported.
Sara C. Glaser, 18, of Friendship, died five hours after Tuesday's incident.
Police began following the vehicle shortly before 3:30 a.m. when it pulled onto Liberty Avenue without its headlights on. Rather than stop, the car sped off and eventually slammed into the back of a stopped garbage truck near Liberty and 34th Street, the PG reported.
McCandless police chief Gary Anderson told the Post-Gazette that Glaser's roommate at La Roche reported that her car had been stolen early this morning.
"We were greatly saddened to learn of Sara's death and we extend our deepest sympathies and prayers to her family and friends," La Roche College President Sister Candace Introcaso said in a statement. "As we mourn our loss, we also hold Sara's parents, sister and brother, close to our hearts and in our sincere thoughts and prayers."
According to the Post Gazette, Glaser played basketball for Pittsburgh Allderdice in Squirrel Hill last year and with North Catholic High School and Mount Alvernia prior to that.


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Hundreds of school-aged children are expected to attend the tree lighting ceremony, which includes live music by local performing artist Allie Hutsell, and visit by Santa Claus. The Mayor will have special help from Springfield public and private school 1st and 2nd graders, who will make jingle bell crafts and then parade with Santa through Jordan Valley Park to Hammons Field. Prizes are available for 1st and 2nd grade classes with the highest attendance.
Mediacom Ice Park, located at 635 E. Trafficway, will again offer free ice skating, 6-8 p.m. Skate rental is $2.50.
Springfield Cardinals will host a Cardinals Christmas following the tree lighting ceremony. Children will be able to visit with Santa and enjoy hot chocolate and candy canes. The evening ends with a big bang: a fireworks show set to holiday music.
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Free parking is available at Mediacom Ice Park and Hammons Field. Convenient parking is also available for a fee at The Jordan Valley Car Park on Trafficway.
The City of Springfield appreciates the support of presenting sponsor Mercy and event sponsors Midwest Family Radio and the Springfield Cardinals.
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On Saturday I go to the Grey Ghost Run in Spring Hill. I say "I" and not "We" because Terri has a nasty ankle injury. It's driving us, I mean her, crazy. (She's a terrible patient, just ask her.)
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Back to the run. It sounds like an interesting run. They admit to it being hilly. I've run a couple this year that was referred to as flat. Yeah, right. Also, the course is part dirt road as it is on an Antebellum Era farm. I'll be taking my old shoes just in case today's rain doesn't dry in time.
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At this point, i've dismissed catering a meal and my default is a chinese restaurant. But anyone know of a place i can get a good Tgiving buffet on Thursday? I've seen a few, but they cost $40+ per person, which is a bit much.
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I'm sorry your old tradition has ended, but remember, it's about being w. friends and family. And now you can start a new tradition!
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will default to chinese, if necessary, which is actually quite enjoyable and good times for the family. but i'll miss a good turkey, so if anyone has any ideas, please let me know. it could be a prix fixe type deal, but frankly, tgiving is all about over eating, thus the buffet.


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Of Coast and Culture: Happy Mardi Gras, Y'all!March 4, 2014 | Posted by Delta Dispatches in 2012 Coastal Master Plan, Community Resiliency, Hurricane Katrina, Meetings/Events
By Eden Davis and Philip Russo, Mississippi River Delta Restoration Coalition
There are many reasons to advocate for coastal restoration in Louisiana, but few arguments are as compelling as preserving the cultural legacy of a state known for its food, music and festivities. That's why we as part of the Mississippi River Delta Restoration Coalition are doing our best to celebrate tirelessly the cultural apex that is Mardi Gras in New Orleans. We, along with the rest of the community, line the sidewalks and neutral grounds of the boulevards where we share black cauldrons of jambalaya and generous portions of king cake. We gather to see and hear the spectacle that is the dance troupes, marching bands and ornate floats, but most importantly, we do it to feel the pulse of our community and to indulge in its vitality. We may have not always vocalized it as such, but it's why we've always done it, going back all the way to the founding of the oldest and most venerable Krewe of Rex that rolls Mardi Gras morning.
The Krewe of Rex has held more parades than any other organization. They are the origin of many Mardi Gras traditions, including the official Carnival colors of purple, green and gold. Founded in 1872, Rex sought to attract new businesses and residents to a New Orleans that was struggling to recover from the lingering effects of the Civil War, when divisions and isolation prevailed. The founders knew the creation of a grand Mardi Gras celebration would lend itself to healing those wounds and restoring the unity that was such a prominent feature of this silted landscape. Most would agree that their efforts were an unbelievable success, but history has a way of repeating itself.
After Hurricane Katrina, this same story played out again as New Orleans struggled to rebuild not only its levees and homes, but its image. Today's worries are not of the aftermath of a civil war, but of decades of tremendous land loss and increasingly devastating hurricanes. To ameliorate this, the state adopted a Comprehensive Master Plan for a Sustainable Coast. If enacted thoroughly, barrier islands, sediment diversions and marsh creation projects will, along with the efforts of Mardi Gras Krewes, not only sustain our coast, but also the traditions that makes it worth inhabiting. So we are doing our part, reveling when we can, sleeping when we can and asking everyone to join us in support of Louisiana's Coastal Master Plan and coastal restoration. Happy Mardi Gras, y'all!No Comments
Media Advisory for Feb. 20: "Bayou Sundance" Documentary to Premiere in New Orleans' Lower Ninth WardFebruary 14, 2014 | Posted by Delta Dispatches in Community Resiliency, Hurricane Katrina, Media Resources, Meetings/Events
Media Advisory for Thursday, February 20, 2014
Contact: Arthur Johnson, The Lower Ninth Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development, 504.421.9643, firstname.lastname@example.com
"Bayou Sundance" Documentary to Premiere in New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward
Provocative film details history of Bayou Bienvenue through eyes of community elders and youth
The Bayou Bienvenue Wetland Triangle is a degraded bald cypress swamp just north of the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans. Over the past 50 years, human activity has caused the swamp and surrounding ecosystem to erode, increasing the city's vulnerability to storms and contributing to catastrophic damage during Hurricane Katrina.
Through the eyes of community elders and youth, "Bayou Sundance" documents the history of the Bayou Bienvenue Wetland Triangle, including the decline of nearby wetlands, resulting impacts and the area's movement toward rebirth. This powerful story captures the importance of urban wetlands, natural storm protection for coastal cities and serves as a historical environmental justice case study.
You are invited to join us for the premiere of "Bayou Sundance" and to learn more about the future of Bayou Bienvenue and the importance of coastal restoration to both the city of New Orleans and the state. Light dinner will be served.
This film is a product of The Lower Ninth Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development with support from Environmental Defense Fund and National Wildlife Federation.
The trailer can be viewed online here, and the full film will be available starting February 20 at www.restorethebayou.org.
Film Screening and Panel Details:
WHAT: Film screening and Q&A panel with filmmakers and producers
WHEN: Thursday, February 20, 6-7:30 p.m. CT
WHERE: All Soul's Community Center
5500 St. Claude Avenue
Lower Ninth Ward
New Orleans, LA 70117
WHO: Arthur Johnson: Executive Director, The Lower Ninth Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development and Producer of "Bayou Sundance"
Happy Johnson: Teacher, Author and Co-Director of "Bayou Sundance"
Amanda Moore: Greater New Orleans Program Manager, National Wildlife Federation
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The Billion Dollar Question: Who pays for MRGO ecosystem restoration?December 10, 2013 | Posted by Delta Dispatches in Army Corps of Engineers, Community Resiliency, Hurricane Katrina, Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, Water Resources Development Act (WRDA)
By Amanda Moore, National Wildlife Federation
Last Tuesday, the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority authorized the state attorney general to file suit against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in an effort to get the federal government to pick up 100 percent of the expense for the federal plan for ecosystem restoration of damage caused by the Mississippi River Gulf Outlet (MRGO). Since 2008, there has been an ongoing dispute between the state and the Corps involving interpretation of Water Resources and Development Act (WRDA) of 2007 legislation, in which Congress directed the Corps to develop a plan for restoration of the MRGO ecosystem at full federal expense.
The $3 billion plan, mandated for completion by May of 2008, was finally completed in 2012. Yet, there is still disagreement over what cost share Congress intended, leaving this critical federal restoration effort at a standstill. The state contends that construction is a 100 percent federal expense, while the Corps contends that the typical cost share on restoration projects, 65 percent federal and 35 percent state, applies. This billion dollar question will now be determined by a judge.
The MRGO Must Go Coalition, a group of 17 conservation and neighborhood organizations working since 2006 to see the MRGO closed and the ecosystem restored, has researched this cost share issue for several years. We believe that Congress intended for the MRGO projects under WRDA to be at 100 percent federal cost for construction, responding to the catastrophic flooding of New Orleans and St. Bernard Parish during Katrina and the devastating role the MRGO played in this event.
Given the extent and urgency of the restoration needs, however, we call on the state of Louisiana, the Corps and potentially other federal agencies to work together to identify all available funding sources and ensure restoration moves forward in a timely manner. All parties involved should be present to work, first and foremost, to ensure timely implementation of comprehensive MRGO ecosystem restoration, as mandated by Congress. We are painfully aware that, every day, the MRGO ecosystem further deteriorates and communities remain at risk.
We welcome this opportunity for the federal court to resolve the cost share dispute. But no matter how the ruling comes down, the bigger question remains: Where will the funds come from to pay for the $3 billion in restoration projects outlined in the MRGO ecosystem restoration plan? Billions of dollars will have to be appropriated by Congress. It is our job, as stakeholders in the resiliency and safety of the Greater New Orleans Area and as citizens who care about justice being served for the communities and ecosystem torn apart by the MRGO, to ensure that our leaders in Congress clearly understand the importance of this restoration effort and that they find the will to get it done. Learn more and take action at www.MRGOmustGO.org.No Comments
Bayou Bienvenue Wetland Triangle signs teach visitors about need for coastal restorationNovember 22, 2013 | Posted by Elizabeth Skree in 2012 Coastal Master Plan, Hurricane Katrina, Meetings/Events, Mississippi River Gulf Outlet
By Amanda Moore (National Wildlife Federation) and Elizabeth Skree (Environmental Defense Fund)
Excitement filled the air last Friday as community members, government officials, students and staff from local and national conservation organizations gathered on the Bayou Bienvenue Wetland Triangle viewing platform in New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward to celebrate the unveiling of new educational, interactive signs. These signs help interpret an important story for visitors as they look out over the open water and ghostly remains of a former healthy cypress swamp. At this powerful site, in the backyard of a community less than five miles from the French Quarter that was devastated by Hurricane Katrina, visitors will learn about efforts to restore the Bayou Bienvenue ecosystem as well as the broader, critical need for coastal restoration. The signs were a project of The Lower Ninth Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development and the Mississippi River Delta Restoration Campaign.
In addition to the four National Park Service-grade signs, a new website, www.restorethebayou.org, was also created to accompany the signs. On the site, visitors can learn more about the history of Bayou Bienvenue; read about the vision for restoration of the wetland triangle as well as broader Louisiana coastal restoration; learn about community and environmental organizations working to restore the wetlands; watch videos in the multimedia gallery; sign the virtual guestbook by taking a photo using Instagram and adding the hashtag #restorethebayou; and take action by signing a petition to decision-makers, asking them to prioritize MRGO-area restoration projects – like the Bayou Bienvenue Wetland Triangle.
The dozens of people in attendance heard from Garret Graves, Chair of Louisiana's Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority, who proclaimed the importance of the platform and signs when he said, "This is such an important teaching tool for us…it's a microcosm of what is happening on a huge scale in coastal Louisiana."
Other speakers included Charles Allen, Director of the City of New Orleans' Office of Coastal and Environmental Affairs; Arthur Johnson, Executive Director of the Lower Ninth Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development; and Amanda Moore, Greater New Orleans Program Manager for the National Wildlife Federation, speaking on behalf of the Mississippi River Delta Restoration Coalition.
Get involved! Check out Restore the Mississippi River Delta's Facebook album of photos from the unveiling event, and visit www.restorethebayou.org to learn more about the Bayou Bienvenue Wetland Triangle and coastal restoration efforts.No Comments
Study shows how coastal habitats help provide protection from storms, sea level riseSeptember 3, 2013 | Posted by Delta Dispatches in 2012 Coastal Master Plan, Community Resiliency, Hurricanes, Reports, Restoration Projects, Science
By Alisha Renfro, Coastal Scientist, National Wildlife Federation
Coastal communities throughout the U.S. are increasingly threatened by rising sea levels and extreme weather events. The conventional approach for protecting people and property along the coast has relied on engineering solutions such as levees, seawalls and bulkheads, which "harden" shorelines. However, not only can these structures be expensive to build and difficult to maintain, but in some cases, they can also increase erosion, impair the recreational uses of the area and reduce water quality.
In recent years, efforts to protect coastal communities have been expanded to recognize restoration and conservation of coastal habitats as ways to help buffer coastlines from waves and storm surge. In a study recently published in Nature, "Coastal habitats shield people and property from sea-level rise and storms," researchers assessed the risk reduction that natural habitats provide to vulnerable people and property and found that loss of the ecosystems that currently exist will result in greater damage to people and property.
Different types of coastal habitat and shoreline offer varying levels of protection to coastal communities depending on their morphology and previously observed ability to offer protection from erosion and flooding. For example, in this study, coastal forests and high cliff shorelines were classified as providing a higher level of protection when compared to marsh and oyster reef habitat, with barrier beach shorelines and areas with no habitat offering the lowest level of protection.
To provide a nationwide view of the risk reduction that could be provided by natural coastal habitat, the researchers in this study compiled a coastal habitat map for the U.S. and compared model runs with and without the habitats under present-day and future sea level scenarios. Their modeling results indicated that, today, 16 percent of the U.S. coastline is classified as a "high hazard" area. When the same conditions were modeled without the presence of protective coastal habitats, the results suggested the extent of U.S. coastline that would be considered vulnerable to storms and sea level rise would double.
Compared to the West Coast, the low-relief Gulf and eastern coasts of the U.S. are more vulnerable to both sea level rise and storms. In order to better protect these vulnerable regions, the authors of this study suggested that large expanses of coastal forests and wetlands, oyster and coral reefs, dunes and sea grass beds are critical.
Recently, some coastal protection plans have begun incorporating conservation and restoration of coastal habitat alongside traditional physical structures. Louisiana's 2012 Coastal Master Plan is an excellent example of a plan that acknowledges not only the value that coastal habitats have for the fish and wildlife of the area, but it also examines how to combine conservation and restoration of these habitats with traditional engineering strategies to enhance protection for the millions of people that call coastal Louisiana home.1 Comment
Katrina and Isaac anniversaries remind us of urgent need for coastal restorationAugust 29, 2013 | Posted by Delta Dispatches in BP Oil Disaster, Community Resiliency, Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council, Hurricane Isaac, Hurricane Katrina
By Amanda Moore, National Wildlife Federation
This week marks the anniversaries of Hurricanes Katrina and Isaac. As we take time to remember and commemorate, we must also look to the future and commit to preparing for the next storm and protecting our communities.
Even eight years after Katrina, it's hard to forget the storms. Recovery and rebuilding remain an everyday reality in coastal Louisiana. Levees and home elevation are some of the more immediate ways to protect ourselves, but these measures work best when part of a multiple lines of defense strategy that includes restoration of our natural storm protection along the coast.
For example, wetlands serve as a buffer for levees, reducing wave energy and the chance of over-topping, thereby reducing the chance that levees will fail. But the marshes, ridges and barrier islands that reduce waves and storm surge are disappearing at an alarming rate – we lose one football field of wetlands every hour in Louisiana.
That statistic stings the most when storms are brewing in the Gulf. Our communities need the protection of a healthy and resilient coast, and getting there will take the support of all who care about the future of our region.
Yesterday, coincidentally on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Isaac, the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council approved its Initial Comprehensive Plan for restoring the Gulf Coast's ecosystem and economy after the 2010 Gulf oil disaster. The next crucial step will be for the Council to select and implement sustainable restoration projects that will protect our communities and restore our ecosystems. The Council should work with Louisiana to prioritize restoration projects set forth in the 2012 Coastal Master Plan.
Find out how you can get involved and help restore our coast!
Stay up-to-date on opportunities by visiting www.mississippiriverdelta.org, taking action, liking us on Facebook and following us on Twitter.No Comments
Hurricane Season 2013: Let's prepare our coast!June 1, 2013 | Posted by Rachel Schott in Community Resiliency, Hurricanes, Restoration Projects
By Rachel Schott, Mississippi River Delta Restoration Campaign
Preparation for hurricane season is second nature to most Louisianans. From gathering supplies to boarding up windows to mapping out evacuation routes, coastal residents acknowledge their tenuous positioning on the Gulf and the uncertain weather conditions that come from June to November. Yet with all this preparation, a question remains: Is the Louisiana coast as prepared as its residents? With the beginning of another hurricane season, the need for restoring the Mississippi River Delta and building coastal resiliency is more important than ever.
Louisiana's location on the Gulf makes it vulnerable to hurricane storm surge, winds and flooding, as evidenced by the destruction caused by Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Isaac. The Louisiana coast consists of wetlands and marshes that provide buffer zones for the southern part of the state. Unfortunately, drastic land loss has reduced this natural protection, leaving Louisiana and its residents in an increasingly dangerous position.
In addition to providing storm protection, the Mississippi River Delta and wetlands are home to a diverse scope of wildlife habitats, vegetation and animals; factors that have shaped Louisiana's culture and continue to drive tourism. As the wetlands diminish, not only will a number of ecosystems be lost, but also the unique and vibrant lifestyle of Louisiana residents. Since the 1930s, Louisiana has lost about 1,900 square miles of land and continues to lose land equivalent to the size of Manhattan every year. Couple this land loss with rising sea levels and predictions of an "above-normal" 2013 hurricane season, and Louisiana is reminded even more of the value and necessity of timely wetlands restoration.
Prepare yourself this hurricane season by sharing coastal restoration issues with others and help work toward rebuilding the Mississippi River Delta.
BP Oil Spill: 1,000 Days LaterJanuary 14, 2013 | Posted by Chandler Clay in Birds, BP Oil Disaster, Clean Water Act, Congress, Economics, Federal Policy, Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Task Force, Hurricane Isaac, Latest News, Restoration Projects, Seafood
It's been exactly 1,000 days since the BP-operated oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico exploded, gushing millions of barrels of crude oil into a body of water that supports countless ecosystems and economies.
Below is a timeline of major events that have occurred in the last 1,000 days.
Tell BP to stop stalling, take responsibility, and pay the maximum Clean Water Act fines for which they are liable — now!
- Restorethegulf.org, "First oiled bird is recovered."
- Restorethegulf.org, "NOAA Expands Fishing Closed Area in Gulf of Mexico."
- The New York Times, "Effects of Spill Spread as Tar Balls Are Found."
- TIME, "100 Days of the BP Spill: A Timeline."
- The White House, "Executive Order 13554–Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Task Force."
- Bloomberg, "BP Oil Still Ashore One Year After End of Gulf Spill."
- PNAS, "Impact of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on a deep-water coral community in the Gulf of Mexico."
- University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, "Study confirms oil from Deepwater Horizon disaster entered food chain in the Gulf of Mexico."
- The Times-Picayune, "About 565,000 pounds of oiled material from Deepwater Horizon stirred up by Hurricane Isaac."
- The New York Times, "BP Will Plead Guilty and Pay Over $4 Billion."
- Georgia Tech Biology, "Gulf of Mexico Clean-Up Makes 2010 Spill 52-Times More Toxic."
- University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science, "UMiami scientists partner with NOAA, Stanford and U of N Texas to study post spill fish toxicology."
- NOAA Fisheries Service, "2010-2013 Cetacean Unusual Mortality Event in Northern Gulf of Mexico."
- The Times-Picayune, "Transocean to pay $1.4 billion to settle pollution, safety violations in Gulf oil spill."
Video: Postcards from New Orleans: Hope for the NortheastNovember 12, 2012 | Posted by Elizabeth Skree in Community Resiliency, Hurricanes, Videos
By Elizabeth Skree, Environmental Defense Fund
If anyone can sympathize with the Northeast as it recovers from Hurricane Sandy, it's the residents of New Orleans. I found this out firsthand on recent trip to Louisiana.
While Hurricane Sandy battered the Northeast, I was in South Louisiana with Environmental Defense Fund's Creative Director, Nicole Possin, working on a video about wetlands restoration in the Mississippi River Delta. We'd planned the trip long before we knew about Sandy, and the irony of being in Louisiana while a hurricane hit the Northeast was not lost on us. I live in Washington, and Nicole lives in Brooklyn and owns a house in Asbury Park, NJ — an area severely hit by the storm. In Louisiana, it was in the 70s and sunny, making it hard to believe a tropical storm was hitting the East Coast. Needless to say, we were glued to the news.
As we talked with people throughout the state, we were met with greetings of sympathy, understanding and encouragement for us and our neighbors back home. "We've been through this before, and you're going to get through it, too" was a common sentiment. "Rebuilding is going to take time, but as long as you have the people you love nearby, it will be OK" was another. It was comforting and touching to hear such kind words from strangers, especially from people who have been through numerous natural disasters.
Louisianans have experienced more than their fair share of hurricanes, including Katrina, Rita, Gustav, Ike, Lee and most recently, Isaac. We met with people who'd lost their homes in those storms — sometimes not once, but twice. In many parts of New Orleans and south Louisiana, people are still rebuilding their houses, businesses and communities — years later.
Yet despite all this, there is a strong sense of hope and resiliency among the people of South Louisiana.
We took to the streets with our camera and helped local residents send messages of empathy and encouragement to the people of the Northeast. The result was this video, "Postcards from New Orleans: Hope for the Northeast." Please share it with others and feel free to leave your own message in the comments section below. This video is the first in a series, so please check back for future installments.
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- Postcards from New Orleans: A video for the Northeast (Environmental Defense Fund)
The Power of We: The Mississippi River Delta Restoration CampaignOctober 15, 2012 | Posted by Elizabeth Skree in BP Oil Disaster, Clean Water Act, Community Resiliency, Hurricane Katrina, Meetings/Events, Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, People, RESTORE Act
By Happy Johnson, Amanda Moore and Elizabeth Skree
Our Mississippi River Delta Restoration Campaign works to reconnect the Mississippi River to its delta to protect people, wildlife and jobs. At our core, we are the "Power of We": a coalition of five national and local non-governmental organizations — the National Audubon Society, Environmental Defense Fund, National Wildlife Federation, Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana and the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation – working together to save a national treasure: the Mississippi River Delta.
The Mississippi River Delta is losing an area of land the size of one football field every hour. Yes, you read that right. Turning the tide on wetland loss, which totals over 1,900 square miles since the 1930s, is no small feat. To take on this task, we turn to the Power of We.
Whether it's by supporting our nation's fisheries, vital wildlife habitat, trade routes or energy production, the Mississippi River Delta is important to the entire country. Here in the delta and across the nation, citizens are learning more and more about the crisis in the delta and taking action to help restore the area. Locally, our campaign works to engage area residents throughout their neighborhoods. Together, we rally. Together, we hold press conferences. We release reports. We host public forums that empower citizens to speak directly to their legislators, state officials and federal agencies about moving restoration forward. We harness the Power of We to make change.
Community Conversations on Coastal Restoration
This year we organized a series of community conversations to enhance and increase coastal competency in Louisiana urban areas. Those gatherings provided an informal outlet to openly discuss the comprehensive challenges and opportunities as a result of staggering wetland loss. In particular, people were interested in how they can become advocates and participate in the emerging job market created by coastal restoration investment.
MRGO must go
The Power of We shines in one major delta project: restoring tens of thousands of acres of protective wetlands just southeast of New Orleans destroyed by a federal shipping channel, the Mississippi River Gulf Outlet (also known as the "MRGO" or "Mister Go"). Since Hurricane Katrina, we've worked hand-in-hand with local landowners, local government, academia, local neighborhood associations and national environmental organizations to advocate for closure of the shipping channel (which happened in 2009) and for a strong restoration plan for the area. We worked closely with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in planning, and in the last few years alone, we've generated over 75,000 comments to the agency calling for urgent and careful ecosystem restoration along the MRGO. These comments poured in from across the nation, and we now have a $2.9 billion recommended plan for restoration by the Army Corps' Chief of Engineers.
BP oil disaster
We harnessed the Power of We to pass landmark legislation after the BP oil disaster. The Mississippi River Delta Restoration Campaign has been working since the spill to ensure that the Clean Water Act fines BP and other responsible parties will pay as a result of the spill are returned to the Gulf Coast to be used for restoration. For this to happen, Congress needed to pass legislation ensuring the money was sent to the gulf states — that bill was the RESTORE Act. A little over two years after the spill had started, Congress passed the RESTORE Act and the President signed it into law. This historic bipartisan legislation came to be in part because of the many letters sent to Congress by people all across the country. Our campaign helped generate over 160,000 letters to Congress asking them to make the RESTORE Act a priority.
Holding BP accountable
But even though the RESTORE Act is now law, our work is not done. It's been over two years since the gulf oil disaster started, and BP has still not paid a penny in Clean Water Act fines. BP has been stalling the process and is actively trying to walk away from its obligations to clean up the gulf. We can't let that happen. The Power of We can help make things right for the environment and communities of the gulf. Please sign our petition to BP and tell them to stop stalling, stop litigating and make the gulf whole. It's the right thing to do.
What else can you do?
Like the Mississippi River Delta Restoration Campaign on Facebook! By liking our page, you can be the first to receive updates and action opportunities for the delta.
Follow us on Twitter! @RestoreDelta is Twitter's best resource for Mississippi River Delta news, action items and project updates.
Subscribe to Delta Dispatches! Delta Dispatches is the Web's foremost blog on the policies and science behind Mississippi River Delta restoration.No Comments


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"The wind has shifted in Washington. America, not just its president, is at war. The Democrats are still critical of the failed Iraq campaign, but they are no longer opposed to the "War on Terror" in general. It has been accepted, and not just as a metaphor ... Ninety-two percent of Americans are opposed to an immediate withdrawal from Iraq, and a majority doesn't want to see the U.S.'s special detention camp at Guantanamo Bay closed. At the moment, the American electorate's biggest criticism of Bush is that he has not been aggressive enough in pursuing terrorist leader Osama bin Laden. "Indeed, when voters hit the ballot box in November 2008, they will be looking for more than just a candidate charismatic and clever enough to lead the country politically. They will also ask themselves which of the candidates is sufficiently tough, crafty and brutal to win the multi-front war that the Bush administration has begun."Many Americans now despise Bush [because of Iraq]. Nevertheless, Americans are still loath to admit defeat. This is precisely what distinguishes Europeans from Americans. ... The Americans favor the power of force, even in its crudest form, which explains why the U.S. military might is so superior to that of all other nations." (By Gabor Steingart. Translated from the German by Christopher Sultan)
This spring and early summer: Sen. Harry Reid said the war is lost, Gov. Richardson said that on his first day in the Oval Office he would order our troops to leave Iraq immediately (even if it meant throwing down their weapons on the way out), Hillary bragged that if Bush doesn't end the war, she would do so immediately upon her arriving in the Oval Office (God preserve us), Sen. Obama took pride of place in his adamantine opposition to, and immediate departure from, the Iraq war.
John Edwards, the former North Carolina senator, would keep troops in the region to intervene in an Iraqi genocide and be prepared for military action if violence spills into other countries. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York would leave residual forces to fight terrorism and to stabilize the Kurdish region in the north. And Senator Barack Obama of Illinois would leave a military presence of as-yet unspecified size in Iraq to provide security for American personnel, fight terrorism and train Iraqis.
I mean, think about it - if they continue to modify their stance on Iraq to acknowledge a future role there militarily, where do the Netroots have to go?
Due to time commitments I'm not going to actively engage in discussion, but my blog which doesn't allow comments so I'm able to make the most insane, retarded, unfounded claim I care to wiout fear of being called on it today (August 15) points out why it is likely that the current optimism about Iraq is an illusion, and things are very likely to go south.
I point this out only to be on record that I'm predicting that things will turn very bad in the near future because of the Shi'ites, not the Sunnis. If I'm wrong, feel free to shove this in my face a year from now.
I point this out only to be on record that I'm predicting that things will turn very bad in the near future because of the Shi'ites, not the Sunnis. If I'm wrong, feel free to shove this in my face a year from now.
I mean, think about it - if [Democrats] continue to modify their stance on Iraq to acknowledge a future role there militarily, where do the Netroots have to go?
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EDINBURG - Twelve hundred graduates are eligible to march in one of four commencement ceremonies Saturday, Dec. 18, at The University of Texas-Pan American Fieldhouse.
The ceremony for the College of Arts and Humanities, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences and College of Health Sciences and Services will be at 9 a.m., while graduates from the College of Education will march at noon and graduates from the College of Business Administration and College of Science and Engineering will have their commencement at 3 p.m. All doctoral and masters graduates will march at 6 p.m.
Two speakers are scheduled to address the graduates. Pedro Ruiz Garza, regional director for the Southwest Region of the Economic Development Administration (EDA), U.S. Department of Commerce is expected to speak at the 9 a.m. and at the noon events, and Congressman Ruben Hinojosa, state representative for the 15th Congressional District, is scheduled to speak at the 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. graduation ceremonies.
As regional director, Garza oversees all infrastructure development, capacity building and economic adjustment assistance in Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.
Earlier in EDA, Garza served as deputy assistant secretary for program operations. During this time, he accompanied the late Secretary Ronald H. Brown on a Presidential Trade Mission to South America and participated in the 1995 Summit of the Americas.
Garza received a Presidential appointment to the National Commission on Employment Policy, and has been a Board Member of the National Alliance of Business, Jobs for America's Graduates, the National Hispanic Council on Employment Policy, and a member of the Advisory Commission on Vocational Education for the National Academy of Sciences.
Garza graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelors of Arts degree. A distinguished military graduate, Garza graduated with the highest academic standing the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Class of '67.
Congressman Hinojosa was first elected to represent Texas' 15th Congressional District in November 1996. Several of the communities in the South Texas/Rio Grande Valley district include: Alice, Beeville, Edinburg, Falfurrias, Goliad, Ingleside, Mercedes, McAllen, Mission, Pharr, Sinton, and Weslaco.
Prior to his election to the 105th Congress, Hinojosa served twenty years as President and Chief Financial Officer of a family-owned food processing company, H&H Foods.
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greg July 22, 2014 at 12:14 pm
I bet they re low life illegals, Deport them both back to Mexico.
wm c barker July 22, 2014 at 06:22 pm
he's old enough to be her father
Update: Video Shows SUV Wanted in 4-Year-Old's Death
George Jetson July 22, 2014 at 03:01 am
So the child dies twice? Once "outside his family's apartment complex" and at "St…Read More Joseph's Hospital where he later died"? Another example of GREAT reporting by our media! And these "writers, journalists" went to college to get these jobs?
WATCH: Mystery Surrounds Tampa 4-Year-Old's Death
Dulce Maurer July 21, 2014 at 09:29 pm
that's what i think, he might have tried to escape, who knows what could have happened to him
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redhededkewty July 21, 2014 at 09:01 am
A 4-yo up and eating ice cream alone at 10:45 pm? Crated the dogs before and after they killed the…Read More child? All adults in 1 room. I'll bet they were talking. Neglect.
kay July 21, 2014 at 10:53 am
Seems a little odd that people would go into a bedroom to "talk" Poor baby RIP Logan
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Greta Knecht July 16, 2014 at 09:20 am
insane!! Where does this violence reaction come from? How does this become the answer to conflict in…Read More our society?
ssm July 16, 2014 at 10:32 am
WOW...........today if you don't like what's going on, people shoot, stab, or whatever. Locking them…Read More up and having tax payers pay for their life in prisons cost us millions! The laws in this country need to be stricter. Do like some of the foreign countries........cut their fingers off.
dollydaggero5 July 16, 2014 at 03:13 pm
Sadly, the twins will not do enough time....if they do any at all.
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Milagros Rivera July 16, 2014 at 12:03 am
My kids are in their 40s and I've never forgotten for two seconds that they exist. The people that…Read More leave their kids or dogs in the car, on any day, hot or cold, must be smoking crack. Or they are really very cold heartless people. Jail time is definitely in order!! Even if it were really a mistake, yeah right!! It would help them never to forget again!!!
Migell Bori Carattini July 16, 2014 at 01:11 am
With so many incidents of this nature, I'll like propose a modest simple but to my understanding, a…Read More very reliable solution to it. I'll like call it an -OLS- (On-Board Life Sensor-In) unit. It will make use of 2 main sensors (Co2 and Motion). Whenever a child or a pet is left behind on a closed vehicle for one minute + in a *Hot/Cold Day/Nigth* this -OLS- are going-off trigging the notification fixtures (Lites and Horn) in the same fashion the anti-theft notify by blinking lites and horn pulse signals. The -OLS- unit are to be install in order to prioritized and override 'the standard anti-theft car alarm feature' at all times to be able to energize the Lites and Horn pulsing notificator circuit when sensors detection is activate due (Co2 or Motion or both). Now, also I'll include in this concept a "Mic+Speaker" as integral component of the -OLS- unit. The purpose of the "Mic+Speaker" component are to allow the child or pet be hear their call for help loud and clear.
William Edwin Rauh July 16, 2014 at 07:24 am
These dumb ass parents need to be locked up for a LONG while....not just 30 days or so. I bet if…Read More they were charges with attempted murder they may be more careful !!!! The kids would be better in foster care than suffering and/or dying.
Dog Died in Hot Car While Owner Shopped Walmart, Cops Say
Rachel Keigley July 15, 2014 at 06:51 pm
"Hot car" dog fatalities are needless and all-too-common. Check out the Animal Legal…Read More Defense Fund's resource to learn about what you can do to protect dogs from hot cars http://tinyurl.com/lzctdjq
Rachel Keigley July 15, 2014 at 06:52 pm
John Collins July 15, 2014 at 07:30 pm
Crimes like this will continue until the punishment matches the crime.
Fisherman Bitten by Shark in Panhandle Waters
David Peoples July 15, 2014 at 06:21 pm
Don't worry. It was just our POS Governor Rick (I'M a crook and if you don't like it TS) Scott…Read More trying to get as much out of every taxpayer as possible.
Peter Gozinya July 15, 2014 at 11:53 pm
Great way to cure shark bites. Stay the F*ck out of the water, that's there home.
2nd Trial in Infant's Death Begins This Week
Brian July 15, 2014 at 07:36 am
Just hang him now
avi July 20, 2014 at 12:56 pm
Let him linger....lol...anybody know slim in Gulfport? Well you can go ask him what inmates do to…Read More animals like this one in general population in the fed pin...death is too good for him...a life time of suffering is better...maybe his new fellow inmates can wipe the animals cute smile off his face. He is not even fit to be called a human....or even an animal...dogs treat one another with more respect. Sickening.
Disney Monorail Evacuated After Possible Lightning Strike
ssm July 14, 2014 at 08:11 am
Gee......when there's thunderstorms lurking and the pro's advice is that if you hear thunder, the…Read More lightning is there also, then you're taking your life in your hands. Don't think about suing Disney........they want your money and have lots to spend in court against you. Use your common sense (if you have any).
Firefighter Moonlighted in Prescription Pill Sales, Cops Say
ssm July 13, 2014 at 09:32 am
Why is it that the people we are supposed to trust the most (i.e. clergy, law enforcement, medical…Read More people are guilty of these offenses. No integrity, no sense of pride, no conscious, no responsibility. People just want to hurt people anymore. Money, money........that's what it's all about. Shame on you James Comer.
Police Investigating Thursday Night Shootings, 2 Injured
Lucky Gene July 13, 2014 at 09:26 am
once again we must ask....what is the description of the shooters? ........... Bueller?...…Read More Bueller?... Bueller?
Homeless St. Petersburg Woman Dead After Being Run Over In Parking Lot, Police Say
Police K9 OK After Drowning Attempt, Suspect Can't Say the Same
Fur Flies as Florida House Cat Goes Wild, Attacking Owners
Monster Python Creates Fireworks in Florida Community
Jerry Kruth July 7, 2014 at 12:18 am
These poor snakes are natural creatures, not monsters. They deserve to live in peace in their…Read More native habitat, not brought to America to be kept as "pets," by idiots, who then irresponsibly let them loose deliberately, or escape by accident. DON'T BUY PLANTS OR ANIMALS FROM ABROAD. THE ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE TO NATIVE ECOSYSTEMS IS ENORMOUS!
Sally Barry July 7, 2014 at 10:15 am
I don't want to upset anybody, but is it possible to eat python? I ask because I've read accounts…Read More of people eating snake in the wilderness and they said it wasn't bad at all. If there was a hunting season and a market for python meat, that might be a partial solution.
3,000 Calls to Cops Not Enough for Florida Man
John Santaella July 1, 2014 at 09:06 am
He was probably reporting a two headed alligator.
Florida Cops Brake for Bees
Vegan Mom Refused Care for Dehydrated Newborn, Cops Say
Rita June 26, 2014 at 09:13 am
I think this women is misguided. Plus... I'm not sure Soy is good for male babies.
Woman Eats Pot in Back of Cop Car
Felix C. July 7, 2014 at 02:34 pm
She had to be stoned out of her gourd , 12 grams is alot of pot, to ingest all at once.
Florida Man Dies in Wood Chipper Accident
dollydaggero5 June 24, 2014 at 10:27 pm
Wow...the people they interviewed, especially the blonde woman, sure did smile a lot while talking…Read More about the man's death;.
Magnus Thunderson June 25, 2014 at 08:35 pm
wood chipper are safe when used correctly which sounds like this was not done at all with no was…Read More watching him which is rule one


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