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Mar 6, 2014 4:25PM
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"I Was Moved By All the Support!":
Angelina Jolie Opens Up About Life Following Her Double Mastectomy
In April 2013, Angelina Jolie went under the knife and had a preventative double mastectomy—surgery that removes the breasts—and now, she's opening...
Mar 4, 2014 11:45AM
Jimmy Fallon
Idina Menzel and Jimmy Fallon Sing Best Original Song—'Let It Go' From 'Frozen'—After John Travolta Flubs Her Name at the Oscars
Watch out Adele Nazeem, there's a seriously talented singer in town, named Idina Menzel, and she can give you a run for your money when it comes to...
Mar 2, 2014 10:30PM
Ellen Degeneres, Jennifer Lawrence, Brad Pitt, Lupita Nyong'o and More Take the Most Epic Selfie EVER at the Oscars!
So many people are so caught up with celebrating the Oscars that they may not have realized that today has even more significance—it's...
Mar 2, 2014 2:35PM
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10 Years a Hubby:
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After 10 years together, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are still very much in love—and made it obvious at the Independent Spirit Awards on...
Feb 12, 2014 3:30PM
Courteney Cox
Maybe Next Year! Justin Theroux Parties With Orlando Bloom in New York as Jennifer Spends Her 45th Birthday in LA
Jennifer Aniston hasn't aged in years—but that doesn't mean her birthday doesn't deserve to be celebrated! The former Friends star turned 45 on...
Jan 29, 2014 10:20PM
Olivia Wilde
"We Have Sex Everywhere!" Naya Rivera Gets Candid About Her Sex Life, Plus 11 Other Stars Known to Over Share
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Jan 27, 2014 2:55AM
Angelina Jolie
'Maleficent' Trailer Released! See Angelina Jolie Take On the Evil Queen
If you've been asleep for the past year (hey, it could happen!), you may have missed that Angelina Jolie is set to star opposite Elle Fanning...
Dec 10, 2013 10:03PM
Miley Cyrus
Billboard's Woman of the Year P!nk Slams Miley Cyrus: 21-Year-Old Star Deserves It 'If You're High as Sh*t and Have a Thing For Tongues'
To say P!nk was humbled to learn she was named Woman of the Year by Billboard this year would be an understatement; even when she accepted the top...
Nov 21, 2013 4:20AM
Brad Pitt
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's Wine, Miraval Rosé, Named Best Rosé By 'Wine Spectator' Magazine
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Nov 18, 2013 5:22AM
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Angelina Jolie Thanks Her "Love" Brad Pitt, Honors Her Children and Mother in Governors Awards Speech
When Angelina Jolie accepted the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award at the 2013 Governors Awards—which was held on Nov. 16—it was easy to...
Nov 2, 2013 7:00AM
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Angelina Jolie Reportedly Being Offered Millions to Write Her Memoirs
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Sep 16, 2013 11:05PM
Jennifer Aniston
Justin Theroux Tells 'GQ' That Jen Aniston Made Him Get Rid of His Unusual 'Syphilis Throat' Collection
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Sep 11, 2013 1:10AM
Brad Pitt
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Sep 8, 2013 5:00AM
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Angelina Jolie to Get Second Oscar - This Time, for Her Humanitarian Work
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Sep 3, 2013 11:45PM
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Shiloh, Zahara and Knox Jolie-Pitt Explore the Great Outdoors in Malibu
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Aug 18, 2013 6:13AM
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Aug 1, 2013 6:32AM
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Jul 9, 2013 1:22AM
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Jun 27, 2013 5:55AM
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Brad Pitt: "Home Is Wherever My Family Is"
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formerly Australian Learning and Teaching Council, formerly Carrick Institute.
Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
2011 Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
Dr Rachel Burke
For innovative approaches to the promotion of greater linguistic awareness and expertise amongst
Dr Brendan Boyle
For excellence in the development and implementation of approaches to assessment, feedback and
learning that foster independent learning amongst diverse student cohorts.
Dr Christian (Kit) Messham-Muir
For inspiring and motivating first-year visual arts students through innovative teaching practices,
redesigning course material and assessments and creating comprehensive online learning
Dr Marcus Rodrigs
For the development of an active learning approach to influence,
motivate, inspire, engage and
support students of accounting.
Transition to Practice Group - Mr Shane Dempsey, Mr John Tessier & Ms Daphne James
For pioneering a transition to practice/workplace
curriculum and written guides providing students with
skills and increased awareness of the requirements of future graduate practice.
2010 Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
L-R: Johanna Macneil, Michael Ondaatje, Josephine Smith, Kevin McConkey (DVC - AGR), Yolanda Surjan, Sharyn Hunter
Sharyn Hunter
For redesigning a course on nursing older people that incorporates sustainable strategies which challenge nursing students' attitudes and prepares them for professional practice.
Johanna Macneil
For successfully integrating problem-based learning into graduate Human Resource Management courses, thereby enhancing student engagement, professional knowledge, and an appreciation for plural perspectives.
Brendon Murphy
For responding to the unique needs of students in transition by developing and embedding innovative teaching strategies in the study of criminal law.
Michael Ondaatje
For creating exceptionally engaging teaching environments and embedding innovative resources in newly-developed American History courses that have inspired and motivated students to learn.
Josephine Smith
For responding to student needs by developing sustainable, innovative and effective teaching resources to support and enhance student learning in head and neck anatomy.
Yolanda Surjan
For sustained commitment to the development of innovative strategies to engage and support first-year student transition in a large and multi-disciplinary undergraduate course.
2009 Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
Ms Leanne Brown
For the sustained development of innovative assessment and feedback strategies in dietetic professional practice placements and coursework that fosters independent student learning.
Mr Thayaparan Gajendran and Ms Debbie Booth
For developing a student-centred online module with innovative assessment and feedback strategies that engage students in scholarly practice and reflective learning about academic integrity.
Ms Ruth Gresham and Ms Jeannette Walsh
For sustained leadership in promoting engagement with cultural differences in academic and social environments to enhance learning outcomes for Muslim students.
Associate Professor Marjorie Kibby
For engaging film, media and cultural studies students in effective, innovative, online learning activities that facilitate situated cognition.
Dr David Newby
For implementing an innovative Community Pharmacy initiative that supports the development of evidence-based critical appraisal and minor illness management skills among pharmacy students.
2008 Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
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2008 ALTC Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning Sydney Ceremony, 5th August 2008
Back row (standing): Michael Carr, Graham Brewer, Katherine Lindsay, Gavin Little, Philip Matthias, Professor Kevin McConkey
Middle row (sitting): Professor Gail Huon, Huilin Ye, Kathryn Holmes, Tracy Levett-Jones
Front row (sitting): Helen Lloyd, Debbie Booth, Ann Stokes
Absent: Susan Day
Ms Debbie Booth, Mr Michael Carr, Ms Susan Day, Ms Ann Stokes and Ms Helen Lloyd
For the development of an online resource that assists students to learn bibliographic referencing and that has been acclaimed nationally and internationally.
Mr Graham Brewer
For an innovative assessment approach that facilitates the development of students' graduate attributes through the use of trans disciplinary and reflective practices.
Mrs Katherine Lindsay
For championing an integrated and inspirational approach to the academic and social development of individual students in first year law.
Dr Huilin Ye
For developing an integrative teaching and learning model of classroom and workplace experience that supports and inspires professionalism among software engineering graduates.
Dr Kathryn Holmes and Mr Gavin Little
For developing a mathematics teacher retraining program that inspires graduate educators to be reflective practitioners who motivate high school students to engage in mathematics learning.
Dr Philip Matthias
For developing a vibrant and creative culture of choral and organ music that inspires and motivates students to perform professionally at international levels.
Dr Tracy Levett-Jones
For designing and implementing an innovative clinical competency assessment model that promotes critical reflection and ensures nursing students' readiness for professional practice.
2007 Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
Professor Jenny Gore and Associate Professor James Ladwig
For sustained excellence and leadership in transforming teaching and learning in teacher education through the development of innovative conceptual frameworks and resources
Dr Geoff MacFarlane
For inspiring and encouraging deep and independent learning in biology students through an innovative approach to student scholarship and online peer assessment
Mr Greg Anderson, Ms Katie Battiston, Ms Marion Wilson, Ms Vicki Picasso and Ms Alison Ribgy
For leadership and creativity in developing a round-the-clock information and learning environment that is flexible, innovative and inspiring.
Mr William Gladstone
For inspiring and motivating first year undergraduate science students through a nationally recognised and exemplary, real-life approach to conservation education
Ms Lorna McLellan, Mr Tony Buxton, Professor Dimity Pond, Dr Nayan Shah and Mr Matthew Walsh
For a multidisciplinary, multimodal program for specialist nurse practitioner education that is student-focused and recognised nationally as a hallmark in practice
Dr John Anderson
For developing an innovative Local Court observation program for first year law students that encourages deep learning and professionalism through clinical experience
Dr Alistair Rolls and Ms Marie-Laure Vuaille-Barcan
For innovation and excellence in revitalising a small discipline through intensive teamwork and by reaching out to multiple communities of learners
Ms Cathy Stone
For sustained commitment to the highest quality support for commencing students through the development of innovative campus-wide student mentoring programs
2006 Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
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2006 Carrick Institute Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning - Sydney Ceremony
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Dan's Culinary Odyssey - Lohikeitto
By Dan Jackson, Exodus Agency Sales Manager
Seeing as we are just about still basking in the glory of 'Team GB's' history making heroics in Beijing I thought I would prolong the feel good factor just a little longer (seeing as everyone is panicking about the state of the economy). A colleague informed me that the reason London was awarded the 2012 Games was down to the Finns voting for us. Nothing unusual there you might think, but the reason they voted for us was down to some fairly inappropriate comments regarding their cuisine from the French President at the time, Jacques Chirac.
"After Finland, it is the country with the worst food" said Jacques, referring to British cuisine - leading the Finnish representatives on the Olympic council to change their votes from Paris to London. When the news of London winning the Olympics was announced, the Finnish newspaper Ilta Sanomat echoed The Sun's "it woz us what won it" style headlines, claiming that the Finnish votes had swung it in London's favour.
So, thank you Finland, and au revoir Jacques. Besides serving-up humble pie to French Presidents, Finland actually has some very decent grub, which I sampled on a trip to Helsinki a few years ago. True, it's never going to rival Italian or other Mediterranean cuisine but if hearty, warming fayre involving lots of fish and dill is what you're looking for then it certainly keeps the winter chill at bay.
Lohikeitto – Or Finnish Salmon soup to you and me (bit like a Salmon chowder as cream is used) is a very basic and traditional winter soup, with Salmon used in many different types of Finnish cooking.
4 bowls
1 salmon fillet (500 – 600 gr)
1-½ litres water
1 Stick of celery
1 bay leaf
1 kg potatoes
3 large carrots
2 onions
2 small cup of double cream
1 – 2 tsp salt
15 -20 black peppercorns
3 tbs shredded dill
50 gr butter
Preparation and method
Peel and dice the potatoes and carrots. Roughly cut each onion into large chunks and the celery into smallish pieces. Pour water into a saucepan and add the salt, peppercorns, bay leaf, onions, carrot, celery and cubed potatoes. Bring to a boil and allow to simmer at a low heat for approximately 15 minutes. Cut the salmon fillet into smallish pieces, say inch strips. Add the cream and shredded dill to the saucepan. Place the salmon fillet slices in the soup and boil for approximately 5 more minutes. Add the butter and decorate the soup with some shredded dill. Remember to remove the bay leaf.
Serve the Lohikeitto with rye bread
So there you have it – Chirac and the French can have their Bouillabaise, we're all off to make a bowl of Lohikeitto and maybe raise a toast with some industrial strength Finnish vodka to GB's continued success at the 2012 Olympics


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August 28, 2013 Baseball TherapyMatt Harvey and the Increased Risk from a Few Extra InningsIf you haven't heard the news, New York Mets wunderkind Matt Harvey has been diagnosed as having a partially torn ulnar collateral ligament. Harvey has said that he wants to avoid surgery if possible, but this sort of thing usually ends up with a visit to Dr. Tommy John for James Andrews surgery. As per usual, everyone on Twitter remembered their extensive medical training and pitching mechanics expertise and did the most productive thing that they could: lay blame for Harvey's unfortunate circumstances at the feet of his pitching coach, his manager, his conditioning, his conditioner (the hair kind), his genetic makeup and, of course, dumb luck. Any time a team loses a young pitcher like Harvey for an extended period of time, there's an inevitable period of mourning and second-guessing as to what could have been different. Even for fans of other teams than the Mets, it's sad to see a bright star like Matt Harvey go down. Is there something that could have been done? Warning! Gory Mathematical Details Ahead! When I ran a similar regression (for the initiated, a stepwise binary logit) predicting who would end up having Tommy John in the next year, I got something similar. The best predictor was the presence of a previous elbow injury. The second was a high groundball rate in the previous year. The raw number of pitches did not enter in as a predictor. There was also no effect for walk rate, strikeout rate, or any of the other performance-based metrics. Harvey does have an above-average grounder rate, but according to our database, he had no previous significant elbow injury to speak of. I also looked at whether there were certain "abusive" pitch counts that predicted a greater chance of undergoing Tommy John surgery (using the same Cox Regression methodology as in this article). In general, I found that there weren't really any effects of note until a pitcher crossed the 115-pitch mark in his start. When I looked at elbow injuries more generally, there was a red line at 120 pitches in an outing before effects started to appear. There were also effects for previous elbow injuries and age, with younger pitchers slightly (but significantly) more likely to get hurt. Matt Harvey did have games this year in which he threw 121 pitches (April 29th), 116 pitches (May 22nd), 116 pitches (June 18th), and 121 pitches (July 8th). There's a 114 in there from May 28th as well. In the original article, I also pointed out that the results from the regressions that I've run are based on pitchers whom managers and pitching coaches believed could handle that level of workload. Again, we assume that managers and pitching coaches are smart enough to introduce bias into the sample (i.e., they have an idea who can and who can't do that). But even knowing that these guys are considered durable enough to handle it, we still see some pretty awful effects for injury once you get up to 115-120 pitches in an outing. The marginal risk added by extending Harvey past 110 pitches in the four highest pitch count games above (that is, the extra risk incurred from going from 110 to 116 pitches) was worth about half of the risk of a previous history of an elbow injury. For those 34 extra pitches, they pushed Matt Harvey's risk halfway to the worst risk factor there is.
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China's powerful engine is slowing, which is bad for news for the U.S. - China's our third biggest export market - and worse news for these 15 states.
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India's Apollo Tyres agrees to buy U.S.-based Cooper Tire for about $2.5 billion in a deal that would make Apollo the world's seventh-largest tire maker.
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Eight more states have joined a lawsuit aimed at challenging the constitutionality of parts of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, including the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
The fiscal-cliff compromise kept the federal estate tax exemption at its former level of $5 million, but many state governments are imposing estate or inheritance taxes on more modest amounts.
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The Bull Terrier is a breed of dog in the terrier family. They have large, egg-shaped heads, and small triangular eyes. There is also a miniature version of this breed which is officially known as the Miniature Bull Terrier.
The Bull Terrier's most recognisable feature is its head,[citation needed] described as 'egg shaped' when viewed from the front, the top of the skull is almost flat from ear to ear. Profile curves gently downwards from top of skull to tip of nose which should be black and bent downwards at tip. Nostrils are well developed and under-jaw deep and strong snout. The unique triangle-shaped eyes are small, dark, and deep-set. The body is full and round, while the shoulders are robust and very muscular and the tail is carried horizontally. They are generally white in colour, walk with a jaunty gait, and are popularly known as the 'Gladiator of the canine race'.[1]
Bull Terriers are known to be courageous, playful, and active.[citation needed] They enjoy being around people[citation needed] but are strong willed and thus require an assertive owner; as such the Bull Terrier is not recommended for households with small children if the owner is a first time Bull Terrier owner. Bull Terriers are affectionate and need the companionship of their owners[citation needed] and should not be kept outside in a kennel.[citation needed] Bull Terriers can be both independent and stubborn[2] and for this reason are not considered suitable for an inexperienced dog owner. They are protective of their family, although comprehensive socialisation at an early age will prevent them from becoming over-protective and neurotic.
Bull Terriers have a strong prey instinct[3] and, like any strong dog breed, when unduly challenged may cause injury or death to other animals,[4][5] especially cats.[4] That said, puppies brought up with cats and other animals get on well with the animals they know;.[4][4][5] Early socialisation will ensure that the dogs will get along with other dogs and animals.
All puppies should be checked for deafness, which occurs in 20% of pure white dogs and 1.3% of dogs[6] and is difficult to notice, especially in a relatively young puppy. Many Bull Terriers have a tendency to develop skin allergies.[7] Insect bites, such as those from fleas, and sometimes mosquitoes and mites, can produce a generalised allergic response of hives, rash, and itching. This problem can be stopped by keeping the dog free of contact from these insects, but this is definitely a consideration in climates or circumstances where exposure to these insects is inevitable. A UK breed survey puts their median lifespan at 10 years and their mean at 9 years (1 s.f., RSE = 13.87% 2 d. p.), with a good number of dogs living to 10–15 years.[8]
Early in the mid-19th century the "Bull and Terrier" breeds were developed to satisfy the needs for vermin control and animal-based blood sports. The "Bull and Terriers" were based on the Old English Bulldog (now extinct) and one or more of Old English Terrier and "Black and tan terrier", now known as Manchester Terrier. This new breed combined the speed and dexterity of lightly built terriers with the dour tenacity of the Bulldog, which was a poor performer in most combat situations, having been bred almost exclusively for fighting bulls and bears tied to a post. Many breeders began to breed bulldogs with terriers, arguing that such a mixture enhances the quality of fighting. Despite the fact that a cross between a bulldog and a terrier was of high value, very little or nothing was done to preserve the breed in its original form. Due to the lack of breed standards—breeding was for performance, not appearance—the "Bull and Terrier" eventually divided into the ancestors of "Bull Terriers" and "Staffordshire Bull Terriers", both smaller and easier to handle than the progenitor.[9][10][11][12]
About 1850, James Hinks started breeding "Bull and Terriers" with "English White Terriers" (now extinct), looking for a cleaner appearance with better legs and nicer head. In 1862, Hinks entered a bitch called "Puss" sired by his white Bulldog called "Madman" into the Bull Terrier Class at the dog show held at the Cremorne Gardens in Chelsea. Originally known as the "Hinks Breed" and "The White Cavalier", these dogs did not yet have the now-familiar "egg face", but kept the stop in the skull profile.[13][14][15]
The dog was immediately popular and breeding continued, using Dalmatian, Greyhound, Spanish Pointer, Foxhound and Whippet to increase elegance and agility; and Borzoi and Collie to reduce the stop. Hinks wanted his dogs white, and bred specifically for this. Generally, however, breeding was aimed at increasing sturdiness: three "subtypes" were recognised by judges, Bulldog, Terrier and Dalmatian, each with its specific conformation, and a balance is now sought between the three. The first modern Bull Terrier is now recognised as "Lord Gladiator", from 1917, being the first dog with no stop at all.[9][13][14][16][17]
Due to medical problems associated with all-white breeding, Ted Lyon among others began introducing colour, using Staffordshire Bull Terriers in the early 20th century. Coloured Bull Terriers were recognised as a separate variety (at least by the AKC) in 1936. Brindle is the preferred colour, but other colours are welcome.[15][18]
Along with conformation, specific behaviour traits were sought. The epithet "White cavalier", harking back to an age of chivalry, was bestowed on a breed which while never seeking to start a fight was well able to finish one, while socialising well with its "pack", including children and pups. Hinks himself had always aimed at a "gentleman's companion" dog rather than a pit-fighter—though Bullies were often entered in the pits, with some success.
See also[edit]
- ^ CKC Breed Standards, ckc.ca
- ^ Breeder Retriever. "Bull Terrier Temperament".
- ^ TerrificPets.com. "Bull Terrier (English Bull Terrier, Standard Bull Terrier)".
- ^ a b c d Bull Terrier Club. "Is a Bull Terrier for you".
- ^ a b Welton, Michele. "English Bull Terrier Temperament What's Good About 'Em, What's Bad About 'Em". Your Pure Bred Puppy.
- ^ Breed-Specific Deafness Prevalence In Dogs (percent). LSU.edu
- ^ Richards, Michael. Skin Disorders and Problems of Dogs, vetinfo4dogs.com
- ^ "Individual Breed Results for Purebred Dog Health Survey".
- ^ a b Canterbury Bull Terrier Club (dead link as@01-09-13), bullterriersnz.com
- ^ The Bull Terrier Ring, ringsurf.com
- ^ The Bulldog & Terrier crosses, moloss.com
- ^ The Canine Information Library:Bull and Terrier Breeds, bulldoginformation.com
- ^ a b The Canine Information Library:Bull and Terrier Breeds:Bull Terrier, bulldoginformation.com
- ^ a b (Bull Terrier) The History of the breed, molossermania.com
- ^ a b American Kennel Club:Bull Terrier History, akc.org
- ^ ANKC: Extended Breed Standard of The Bull Terrier & Bull Terrier (Miniature), ankc.org.au
- ^ South African Bull Terrier Club: Are We Breeding Wimps Or Gladiators?, sabullterriers.com
- ^ T.W. Hogarth published The Coloured and Colour Breeding, Galashiels: A Walker & Son in 1932, which included chapters – 'Colour Breeding in Bull Terriers' by Major T Grahame and Captain J.N. Ritchie and 'Colour Inheritance in Bull-terriers' by Dr F Fraser Darling
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- Bull Terrier breed standard at the official American Kennel Club website
- Bullterrierssa.co.za, A complete encyclopedia
- Colouredbullterrierclub.com, UK Coloured Bull Terrier Club
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Several years ago, constrained budgets forced elected officials in Paulding County, Ohio, to make some tough decisions.
County commissioners closed the courthouse and county offices one day a week while county employees were again forced to forgo salary increases.
That all changed when the county and other entities received the first tax checks from the county's first wind farm, Timber Road, built three years ago by Horizon Wind Energy LLC, now known as EDP Renewables.
The county received two tax revenue payments this year totaling $898,424 from Timber Road Wind Farm.
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Northwest Ohio has had wind farms in operation for about three years. Some are not happy with the wind farms, while others think the arrival of alternative-energy companies is the best thing that could happen to the region.
"The wind farms came at a perfect time," Pieper said. "We were really hurting."
Next year, the county will receive revenues from its second wind farm, Blue Creek, a $600 million complex operated by Iberdrola Renewables Inc.
But it's a different story for some just a few miles south in Van Wert County.
The Blue Creek Wind Farm covers parts of Paulding and Van Wert counties with 152 turbines – 120 in three townships in Van Wert County and the remainder in Paulding County. Hoaglin Township in Van Wert County has 33 turbines.
Hoaglin Township trustees allege Iberdrola Renewables did not repair damaged township roads or resolve a potential drainage issue after construction.
In a letter sent in April to Todd Snitchler, chairman of the Ohio Power Siting Board, trustees Alfred Osting, Wayne Kemler and Milo Schaffner said issues resulting from construction of the Blue Creek Wind Farm two years ago have yet to be resolved by Iberdrola. The company had not honored a mutual road agreement, they said.
Schaffner said this month that county roads remain in disrepair and drainage is a concern. A 3 1/2 -mile stretch of Fife Road – heavily used during construction and the site of the Iberdrola connection plant – was damaged during construction, according to Schaffner.
"The company simply did a patch repair job instead of asphalting the road," he said.
Proper drainage tile was not installed in an area near the Iberdrola plant and was instead built up, Schaffner said, causing water to flow toward the road.
Those issues will become county and township problems, he said.
The residents also did not get what they were promised, he said.
Schaffner lives about a mile from the nearest windmill and said the noise of the turbines sometimes awakens him and his neighbor in the middle of the night. He believes the residents were misled.
"We were told that the noise was minimal and that light flickers are only noticeable at 1,000 meters and only for a few minutes," Schaffner said. "That simply is not true."
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Wind turbines work the opposite of a fan, which uses electricity to make wind. When the giant blades of the turbines are propelled by wind, it activates a shaft that connects to a generator and creates electricity.
Blue Creek Wind Farm covers 40,500 acres in two counties and seven townships. Each turbine can produce up to 2 megawatts or 2,700 horsepower, which is enough to power about 500 average homes. The wind farm can power about 87,500 homes annually, according to Iberdrola's website.
Dan Litchfield is the project manager of Blue Creek Wind Farm.
The company pays more than $2 million a year in land leases and tax payments to Van Wert taxing entities, and $5 million a year in both counties, Litchfield said.
"Energy is the new crop for farmers," Litchfield said.
Hoaglin Township is not representative of the two counties, seven townships and academic facilities within the wind farm district, said Paul Copleman, spokesman for Iberdrola Renewables.
Iberdrola spent $2.8 million in upgrades to 40 miles of roads in both counties before construction to minimize impact, and then another $2.8 million to restore the roads after construction, Copleman said.
The company hired a third-party engineer to oversee the work and worked out a road agreement, Litchfield said.
"Hoaglin chose not to participate in the agreement. Everyone is satisfied except Hoaglin Township," he said.
Drainage in Hoaglin Township will not be a problem, because the plans were upgraded, not downgraded, Litchfield said.
"Our design is sound and conforms to engineering requirements."
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In Ohio, many counties are establishing special improvement districts called alternative-energy zones, which provide incentives for alternative-energy companies to grow.
Van Wert County had established an alternative-energy zone, but did away with it three months ago because there was so much discontent expressed about the windmills, Commissioner Todd Wolfrum said.
The three commissioners started out with different opinions but in the end "couldn't be more in agreement," he said.
"An AEZ takes away the authority of local government," Wolfrum said.
The commissioners don't want to halt wind farms if property owners want them, he said, but they agree energy companies should have to work with local officials, particularly on tax abatements.
Officials in neighboring Paulding County said Van Wert officials damaged the county's ability to attract more wind development by eliminating the alternative-energy zone.
"We support property owners' rights, but when it comes to tax abatements, local government needs to be involved," Wolfrum said.
Hoaglin trustee Schaffner agrees.
Iberdrola will make an $18,000 payment per tower, per year, in lieu of taxes for the next 40 years, Schaffner said.
If taxed normally, the yearly payment would be $90,000 in Hoaglin Township – a $72,000 difference, he said.
Bill Dowler, Union Township trustee in Van Wert County, said his township is the heart of the wind farm with 76 of the 152 turbines.
Union Township trustees were "cautiously optimistic" when approached about the farm, Dowler said.
As far as road conditions after construction, Dowler said his township has "stronger roads than before."
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Bill Straley has owned and operated Straley Real Estate and Auctions in Van Wert for 37 years.
"I can't speak for or against the wind farms," he said. "Mathematically and statistically, we could not really show that the wind farms were helping or hurting property values."
At the onset of the wind farms initiative, many in the community were upset, Straley said.
"My 29-year-old son thinks they are beautiful and technological marvels – others think they are ugly and hate them," Straley said.
Much more of a negative factor in real estate transactions are nearby properties of smelly industrial pig or cattle farms, Straley said.
"By far, we have more sales of people trying to get away from animal farms than wind farms," he said.
A recent study backs up Straley's assessment.
Looking at more than 50,000 home sales near 67 wind farms in nine states, researchers at Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory found no statistical evidence that wind turbines negatively affected property values – either before or after they were constructed.
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Paulding County Commissioner Tony Zartman lives near a wind turbine. There is a flicker about twice a day when the sun is in the right spot, he said.
"But as soon as the sun moves, the flicker goes away," he said. As for noise, Zartman said he can sometimes hear it outside but has never heard it inside his home.
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Two-thirds of the county is conducive to wind farming and hopes to attract more farms, fellow Commissioner Roy Klopfenstein said.
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