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WASHINGTON (AP) - Maryland crabmeat will be on the menu at a State Department event in Washington announcing a new culinary ambassador abroad program.
Department of Natural Resources seafood marketing official Steve Vilnit says he'll be at Friday's event to promote the state's True Blue program.
Vilnit developed the program that certifies restaurants serving homegrown Maryland crabs and crab meat.
Vilnit is known for bringing chefs out onto the Chesapeake Bay and to crab picking houses to convince them of the superior quality of Maryland crab meat.
Vilnit says the True Blue program helps consumers identify and support local businesses buying from local sources.
The State Department is announcing Friday the creation of the American Chef Corps. The network of culinary leaders will promote U.S. cooking and agricultural products abroad.
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Venue: Studio - Foyer Presented by: Sydney Opera House
As part of the Summer Playground series in January, the team behind Bondi institution The Corner House brought its brand of laid back cool to the Opera House, creating pop-up restaurant, café & bar - Garden Bar by The Corner House.
With its cool green atmosphere, relaxed Mediterranean dining experience, morning yoga sessions and live acoustic music and DJ sets, the Garden Bar by the Corner House was the ultimate summer hangout.
From February to April, Sydney-siders can breathe a sigh of relief. The revamped, fresh-faced Corner House at the House is now open under the Colonnade on the Western Broadwalk.
Showcasing a mixture of Bondi's Corner House staples, from locally sourced seafood with freshly shucked oysters and king prawn and red snapper ceviche, along with tantalising salad fare, shaved savoy cabbage, pine nuts, raisins, pecorino with an aged sherry dressing; diners can enjoy an emphasis on freshness and seasonal produce extending throughout the lunch and dinner menu – To discover the menu click here.
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Reasons to skip Verizon's iPhone 4 Video
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It wasn�t long after the iPhone hit on AT&T that the pining began: When can we get one on Verizon? I won�t even re-hash the reasons people wanted it on any network other than AT&T � that bitching is part of the American technology fabric at this point. But now that it�s here, you might not want to avoid it. Here are five reasons that don�t even include masochism or contrarianism: #5: It doesn�t do voice and at the same time. Sad but true, AT&T�s GMS technology has it all over Verizon�s CDMA network in this respect: AT&T iPhones can do data and voice at the same time. Well, that is, if you can get their damned network to function at all. Ahh, I said I wouldn�t do that. Bear in mind that the folks behind the CDMA technology promise a network upgrade to allow dual mode operation late this year, but that�s still iffy. #4: Good luck overseas. Verizon�s CDMA technology is mixed bag for global use. You can roam mostly in Mexico, Canada, the Caribbean and Asia � but not Europe, Russia, Brazil. And that�s roaming, with all those lovely fees that�ll make your eyes water. No chip in a CDMA phone so you can�t just buy a cheapo SIM when you land in country and be up and running. #3: It�s a retool. iPhone 4 on Verizon was sort of a mid-season refresh, with CDMA innards but not designed from the ground up � as far as we know � to be a CDMA phone. I have this nagging feeling there just have to be some shortcomings around that. As we know from Antennagate, nothing�s ever wrong with an Apple product � it�s you that�s broken � so Apple will never let on what�s really going on inside the Verizon 4. #2: Not 4G. And that�s the biggest thing going on in cell phone networks the next 2 years that you�ll be locked in. And you will be sitting there on your 3G iPhone 4, deciding between talking and checking email, watching all your fellow Verizon customers with their hotsie, dual core, 8MP, Android 4G phones thinking that damned Apple � they got me! Another reason you have to rethink the iPhone on Verizon is that you should just plain think twice about the iphone. Check out the list of non-Apple smartphones we love on Verizon, now and coming. You can find them on CNET�s cell phone section. #1: Is Verizon the next AT&T. This is the big question: Will Verizon�s network drag to a crawl as a flood of AT&T defectors and waiting-for-Verizon sideliners hammer their network? AT&T�s 3G network is technically faster, maybe it just needs to lose a few million customers to show it. And Verizon�s going to offer tube-clogging unlimited data to new iPhone customers TFN � something AT&T put the brakes on some time ago. So there you might be on Verizon for 2 years with your single- tasking, not really global, sure as hell not 4G iPhone on Verizon with a potentially bonking network! The smart money says give it 6 months. Our complete comparisons and coverage of both flavors of iPhone is always up to day at CNET�s cell phone section. I am Brian Cooley, Thanks for watching.
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Myers to discuss charter home rule at breakfast
Del. LeRoy E. Myers Jr., R-Washington/Allegany, will be hosting a breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday at Hagerstown's Academy Theater to discuss the possibility of moving Washington County to charter home rule.
According to a state website, a charter government separates the executive branch from the legislative branch and "typically, it consists of a county executive and a county council."
Washington County currently operates under the county commissioner form of government.
"While a board of county commissioners exercises both executive and legislative functions defined by state law, and may enact ordinances, its legislative power is limited to those areas authorized by the General Assembly, enabling legislation or public local laws," the website says.
A push in 2008 to move Washington County to charter home rule was not successful.
"At this breakfast, we will hear from experts about the process and reasons for moving to charter home rule, and hopefully kick off a community discussion about what this could mean for the citizens of Washington County," a media release from Myers' office said.
The Academy Theater is at 58 E. Washington St. in Hagerstown.
Taking the district back?
Daniel Bongino, a former Secret Service agent who ran for the U.S. Senate last year and is likely to run for the 6th Congressional District, will hold a press conference Tuesday at noon to discuss his plans on "how we can take back Congressional District 6."
The press conference will be at the American Legion Hall at 1450 Taney Ave. in Frederick, Md.
There were rumors that Bongino, a Republican, would run for governor of Maryland, but news reports suggest that he changed his mind.
Rep. John Delaney, D-Md., won the 6th District seat in the 2012 elections, defeating Roscoe Bartlett, a Republican.
Gubernatorial hopeful
The Washington Post reported last week that an email sent out by the campaign manager for Del. Heather R. Mizeur, D-Montgomery, suggested she would be the first openly gay governor in the country if she was elected to the post in Maryland.
Mizeur has been considered a gubernatorial hopeful in recent months.
" ... if elected, she would also be the first openly LGBT governor elected in the country — a big step forward. As we celebrate Gay Pride Month, we ask our friends and allies to proudly stand with Heather," the email said, according to the Post article.


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The celebrity stylist tells Conde Nast Traveller's Jasreen Mayal Khanna about A-list hotels that make the cut.
Four Seasons Hotel, George V, Paris - "This hotel has spectacular service. I called their concierge two days before a Madonna concert in London and within 40 minutes I had tickets in my room."
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Ananda in the himalayas, Rishikesh - "Ananda has a world-class spa with an amazing range of services, so it's the perfect place to detox."
The Mark, NYC - "This stylish hotel is close to all the shopping on Madison Avenue and has a Frederick Fekkai Salon, which is so convenient."
Four Seasons Resort, Bora Bora - "Bora Bora is the ultimate beach destination."
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Read Holly Heyser's great piece on bear hound hunting
If you all think we have it tough trying to get non-hunters to understand what we do in Virginia, think about California, a state where there recently was a campaign to oust the director of the state's fish and game agency because he killed a cougar legally on a hunt in Idaho.
Thanks in part to a campaign by the Humane Society of the United States, California's legislature recently banned hunting bears with hounds. This is the final season. (Hunting wild pigs with hounds will still be legal, apparently because pigs are ugly and bears are cute.)
Holly Heyser wanted to take a personal look into the issue.
Holly is a former Virginian who now lives in California. She covered politics for the Virginian-Pilot, which means she's familiar with how things work in Richmond.
After a stint as the politics editor at the Orange County Register, she is now a journalism professor at Sacramento State. She took up hunting at 41 and is also a prolific blogger whose work definitely goes beyond the basic "I went hunting" theme. You can (and should) check out her primary blog HERE.


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Song for the Suburbs
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Happy Friday!
Thought I'd post something a little fun. This is by one of my favorite artists, Ben Rector (who I sadly missed at the very Metro accessible, Downtown LA venue, Club Nokia this week with NEEDTOBREATHE).
His latest album, Something Like This is well worth a listen (or a purchase), and I thought I'd share one of my favorite songs (for obvious reasons) here. His previous albums are also full of great music.


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Cavalli Intros Snakeskin Credit Card, Will Compete with AmEx Black
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For the most part, the fashionable set chooses exclusive credit like the AmEx Centurion -- the oft-envied black card crafted from titanium instead of mere plastic. But as of March of this year, Roberto "Excess is Success" Cavalli is trying to get in on the action with a snakeskin-finish credit card for the discerning shopper.
The iridescent card comes with its privileges: special sales at Cavalli, invites to fashion shows. Perhaps cardmembers will gain access to Cavalli's new club in Florence, or clubs soon to open in Dubai and Milan.
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James Farrell joined the Deakin University School of Law in October 2011. Before this, he was the manager/principal lawyer of the PILCH Homeless Persons' Legal Clinic, a specialist outreach legal service for people experiencing (or at risk of) homelessness. In this role, James supervised over 300 volunteer lawyers from large commercial law firms who visited 12 shelters and welfare agencies each week to provide clients with advice, advocacy and representation. James was also responsible for the HPLC's policy and law reform campaigning and community engagement.
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Spend New Year's Eve at the historic Union Station with legendary New England jam-band Max Creek, who played their first Hartford NYE show back in 1972. Guitarist Scott Murawski, bassist John Rider and keyboardist Mark Mercier have been playing together since, well, a long time. Riding the energy of a relatively new backline — drummer Bill Carbone and percussionist Jamemurrell Stanley — the Creek train sounds better than ever. It's billed as a masquerade ball, so wear a costume for this one.
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Camera phones have been steadily eating away at compact camera sales. In retaliation, Nikon, Samsung, and Sony have introduced compact cameras capable of running apps and sharing photos wirelessly. Should other companies follow their lead? Check out my cover story on Smart Cameras in the Jan. 2013 Digital Photo Magazine.
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The new Canon EOS 50D and the Nikon D90 are hot–and affordable–digital SLRs for advanced photographers. But which one has the best bang for the buck? The debate is on.
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Cheetah cubs make their way to National Zoo
WASHINGTON (AP) - Two cheetah cubs have been transported to the Smithsonian's National Zoo to be raised by hand after a risky birth three weeks ago at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in northern Virginia.
When the cubs' mother, 5-year-old Ally, gave birth to the first cub in late April, problems quickly developed. Ally is a first-time mother and abandoned the first cub. Then Ally's labor stopped, even though she had three more cubs waiting to be born.
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Green Bay --- On the eve of this NFC wild card game between Green Bay and San Francisco, tackle Anthony Davis had some choice words for the city of Appleton.
Tweeting from the team hotel in Appleton, where a former wrestler was addressing the team, Davis said, "Nature Boy Ric Flair flew into this s---hole to show us some love."
As the negative feedback flooded toward Davis, he didn't back down.
Tweeted Davis, "Ok everybody that strongly disagrees w me can you defend your argument on this place not being a s---hole? lol btw that is not Rhetorical."
Opposing teams often stay at Appleton, about a half-hour from Green Bay.
According to NFL.com, the 49ers flew up "The Nature Boy" from Orlando to speak to the team. The team apparently tacked on a WWE clip of Flair after their own highlight video and Flair strutted in from the back. Then, Davis added his commentary.
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Condescending, arrogant, ... . Today's sermon topic -- pride goeth before the fall.
Oh Anthony, so sorry the city of Appleton was not good enough for you, what P.O.S ...
This guys from New Jersey and he's talking about Appleton lol
I guess if a place doesn't have high crime rates, skyscrapers, unsafe pollution levels, and a smaller percentage of hick white folks then it must be a shathole. -
Davis who?
Ric Flair? What, Bruno San Martino was not available? Let's hope MM had a better motivational ploy up his sleeve. Maybe a few of the old Ice Bowlers stopped in for a chat...Go Pack!
I would thing that a @#@hole would be the perfect place to concentrate on football before a big game. Bringing in Rick Flair supports the fact that is starting to appear that the NFL is a made up sham based on recent officiating gaffes.
As for Davis, he is entitled to his opinion. Perhaps someone else will be entitled to spit in his food. What a tool! -
Where's the Crusher? Maybe the Claw Master Baron Von Raschke Wussie Boy Flair.
Was just in SF a couple weeks ago; total *hithole. Hated it..
Urban sprawl as far as you can imagine. All the beautiful foothills jammed up with houses and ugly bric-a-brac. Gang sign everywhere.. The roads were just shredded, which surprised me for all that tech money around there.
I tried to imagine what a gorgeous place it was when it was first found; couldn't do it through all the ugliness.
I've been a lot of places along the west coast. SF is definitely the 2nd nastiest, next to LA.-
I am not a fan of Frisco either. Never had a bad meal there, but the city itself just wasn't for me.
Saw an attempted mugging in broad daylight while I was driving down the streets. No one tried to stop it. I was stuck in traffic, and couldn't get out of my car to help. People seemed desensitized to it. And what's with the not being able to turn right anywhere? -
I like SF had my honeymoon there. Great places to eat and great weather everyday. The bridge is an amazing sight. The wine country right up the highway is spectacular. People were awesome - nice and helpful.
The people were great, as was the food, I will say. I've lived all over the nation in many environments - big, small, in-between. It's just ignorant, really, to call places *hitholes, as they all have their merits. For Anthony, I would just point out that their are a lot of features of SF that can put it in that category.
I think Tony is used to big city hotels which are spectacular with great rooms and eats. Appleton isn't going to give him that. That's the way it goes.
Send him to Chili John's - that will warm him up.
Davis probably misses all of the homeless people who are everywhere in San Francisco. That and his hometown in New Jersey is where The Sopranos take place; probably misses The Bing.
it is sort of cold right now. it's a long dark drive to the strip club. i can understand his frustration.
I'm sure we all feel very sorry for Mr. Davis that his accommodations in Appleton do not live up to his expectations. It is an outrage that a NFL player making millions of dollars has to stay in something less than a 5 star hotel. How can he possibly play under these conditions.


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Perkins added that Pauley's own father was also a legendary storyteller. "Men in the coal camps would ask his dad to come along on camping trips just to tell stories," she said.
In the book's forward, written by Pauley's son, Thomas, a biology professor at Marshall University, he noted how his dad's educational pursuit defines him.
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"I am amazed that anyone would attempt to enter 'graduate school' without a college degree, and in dad's case without a high school education!" his son wrote.
Pauley soon had to drop out of seminary due to financial difficulties, but in 1948 he passed the General Educational Development (GED) Exam and in 1951 graduated from Morris Harvey College, now the University of Charleston -- all while preaching at Judson Baptist Church in Belle.
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A proposed NASCAR speedway and big shopping mall on Staten Island, New York, has been scrapped in the face of local opposition led by the Sierra Club and two Staten Island organizations, joined by the 3-member Staten Island delegation to the New York City Council--one of whom was grabbed and put in a headlock by a racetrack supporter during a heated public hearing.
Hoping to bring Nascar racing to the country's largest media market, in May 2004, Florida-based International Speedway Corporation proposed a 82,500-seat track on 675 acres of grasslands and wetlands on the northwest tip of the island. Acknowledging that traffic could become nightmarish on race days, the company proposed a network of ferries, charter buses, and park-and-ride lots to service the track on the three proposed race weekends per year.
While the developer promised to provide temporary construction jobs, the long-term employment would have come mostly from low-wage retail jobs provided by the controversial proposed shopping mall. The Good Jobs New York organization expressed concern that such jobs often are part-time and do not provide health insurance. A former Staten Island borough president was hired to lobby for the project.
Staten Island resident Richie Villavicencio had been a Sierra Club member for some time, but was never active until he heard about the racetrack. "International Speedway had been sending out fancy brochures promoting the project," he says. "I wanted to see what the Sierra Club's concerns were, so I went to a local meeting. Everyone opposed the track because it would pollute the air, fill in 15 acres of wetlands, and tie up traffic, so we sent a letter to International Speedway outlining our concerns. We got back a form letter thanking us for our support."
Villacicencio and fellow volunteer Eliana Garcia formed and co-chaired the Staten Island Natural Resources Committee to oppose the track, and Club activists got permits to distribute flyers at public events, on the ferry, at the beach, and concerts in Lincoln Park. Three door-knocking events were conducted in the neighborhood where the racetrack was proposed, where volunteers left postcards that residents could sign and send to the city council. "Of the people spoke to, I'd say 90 percent were against the track," Villavicencio says.
Club organizers Suzanne Mattei and David Veliz assisted the campaign by developing a report documenting the project's harmful impact on wetlands, wildlife, and air quality, and helping put together a PowerPoint presentation as an April 2006 public hearing on the project approached.
"We were told we couldn't bring signs to the hearing," says Villavicencio, "so we printed up sticker-buttons for people to wear. And then once we got inside the hall, the pro-racetrack people had covered the whole place with signs!"
More than 1,000 people showed up for the hearing, including hundreds brought in by International Speedway to comment in favor of the racetrack. "They packed the place, and citizens who opposed the project couldn't get a turn at the microphone," Villavicencio says. "But my wife grew up on Staten Island and she said she knew right away that most of the people weren't local."
When Councilman Andrew Lanza, a racetrack opponent, began his comments by saying it was obvious most of the crowd wasn't from Staten Island, things turned ugly, Villavicencio says. "One racetrack supporter put Lanza in a headlock, and people were yelling, 'Punch him in the face!'" The police were called and they shut down the hearing, saying the auditorium's capacity had been exceeded, and there were no subsequent hearings. In December 2006, International Speedway dropped its plan.
Mattei was especially gratified that the victory was a bipartisan effort, as one of the three Staten Island city councilmen was a Democrat and the other two were Republicans.
Villavicencio has since been elected to the Club's New York City Group executive committee.
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Pakistan have one foot in the semi-finals of the inaugural ICC World Twenty20 after a six-wicket victory over Australia in the Super Eights.
A solid if unspectacular batting display had set Pakistan a target of 165 for victory in the Group F encounter, which they duly reached in 19.1 overs thanks to an assured performance by Shoaib Malik and Misbah-ul-Haq.
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By Laetitia Clayton -- Daily Staff Writer Seven motions recently filed by the attorneys for Edward N. Bell were discussed Monday in Winchester Circuit Court, exactly one year from the day that Bell was charged with killing city Police Sgt. Ricky L. Timbrook. Bell, wearing a dark brown sweater and jeans, sat with his attorneys, Jud A. Fischel and Mark B. Williams, both of Warrenton, while Timbrook's parents, his widow Kelly, and other family members sat in the courtroom with city Police Chief Gary W. Reynolds. Circuit Judge Dennis L. Hupp, who is presiding over the case, ruled in favor of three of the motions, denied one, withheld ruling on two and took one under advisement. The sustained motions include one seeking to keep spectators from wearing any insignias or tokens during Bell's January trial, a motion for the jury to view the scene of the shooting and one for the defense to hire a gun residue expert. This last motion is in response to state test results that "give rise to suggestions that are incriminating to the defendant," Bell's attorneys have said. The expert chosen by the defense is John P. Riley, of Illinois, whose fees are $100 per hour for consultation and file and data review, and $1,500 per day for his travel and testimony. Williams said Riley's schedule is free for the trial, which is to begin Jan. 16 and last two weeks. Williams also supplied Riley's resume, which lists his credentials of 30 years as a special agent with the FBI and 27 of those years as a supervisory agent in the Elemental and Metals Analysis Unit of the FBI Laboratory. Riley has testified in more than 900 trials, most involving examinations of bullet lead and gunshot residue, according to the resume. Winchester's Commonwealth's Attorney Paul H. Thomson agreed that the defense is entitled to hire its own expert, but said it is the court's decision whether to hire Riley. It was established in an earlier motion that the commonwealth will pay for the defendant's expert. Hupp said the Virginia Supreme Court has ruled that while a defendant is not entitled to an expert on every point, a defendant must be given "necessary tools of a defense." Hupp asked Williams to try to find an expert who is closer to Winchester in hopes that it will decrease the cost. "I must consider the expense," Hupp said. In addition, Hupp said he will set a limit on what the commonwealth will pay for a defense expert at a future date. Regarding the motion that spectators not wear insignias or tokens during the trial, Hupp said, "This is not an election campaign. It's a court of law." The defense's reasoning for this motion is that some people may want to wear ribbons or similar items in memory of Timbrook, which could evoke sympathy from the jury. Thomson agreed to this motion as long as it applies to "both sides." Fischel said that "nobody should wear anything of a demonstrative nature," either pro or con, during the trial. Hupp also agreed to let the jury view the scene of the shooting, with counsel to work out the details at a later date, such as what the jury should and should not see. Also during the hearing: • Hupp denied a motion to reconsider the defense's request for the appointment of an expert witness to testify during the penalty phase of the trial. • The court discussed selection of a jury and whether the trial should be moved to Staunton or a Staunton jury brought to Winchester. Both attorneys said they think the best option is to bring a Staunton jury to Winchester, but Hupp said he would like to think about it. "It's gonna be a balancing act either way," he said. Thomson cited the fact that he has subpoenaed 75 witnesses, a lot of them city police officers, which causes public safety concerns about taking the officers away from their duties if they go to Staunton to testify. The first choice is still to attempt to get an impartial jury in Winchester, Hupp said. • Both attorneys agreed that the terms "vileness" and "future dangerousness" will not be used in opening statements at the trial, and will not be discussed until the sentencing phase of the trial. Vileness of a crime or future dangerousness could lead to a sentence of death if the defendant is found guilty. Hupp withheld any ruling on this motion. • Hupp also withheld ruling on the motion to prohibit consideration of "pre-adjudicated conduct" -- or prior convictions -- on the basis that this motion is premature. Another hearing was scheduled for Dec. 11 at 2 p.m. where some of these issues will be discussed. Related category entriesThis story was filed in the Edward N. Bell category. View more entries in this category:
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Definition of leaf beetle in English:
leaf beetle
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- A small beetle that feeds chiefly on leaves and typically has bright metallic coloring. Some kinds are serious crop pests.
- Family Chrysomelidae: numerous species
More example sentences- It's not that the beetle likes water - it's a leaf beetle - but that flooding disturbs the ground which encourages the plant.
- One of the new pests to reach Ohio in recent years is the bean leaf beetle, which has long infested other states, carrying with it bean pod mottle virus.
- Cereal leaf beetle larvae may defoliate small grain foliage in the spring.


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This spring, Earth Networks -- which runs the world's largest weather network -- will install a fleet of Boulder-produced monitoring devices to improve the accuracy of short-term, local weather forecasts.
"We know a lot of stuff happening at the (Earth's) surface, but weather happens above the surface," said John Bosse, director of energy services at Earth Networks.
The company is installing 10 radiometers in California to monitor the boundary layer of the atmosphere, where weather takes place.
Current forecasting techniques rely on measurements taken from weather stations on the Earth's surface. Earth Network has a series of about 10,000 of these stations installed on schools across the country.
Meteorologists also rely on data from radiosondes. The National Weather Service releases these monitoring balloons into the atmosphere from 92 stations in and around the United States, twice a day.
"The problem is (the data) gets stale after about an hour," said Randolph "Stick" Ware, founder and lead scientist at Radiometrics in Boulder, which produces the monitoring devices. And the next balloon won't launch for another 11 hours.
Radiometers solve this problem by taking real-time measurements of temperature and moisture in the atmosphere's boundary layer, which extends from ground level to about 30,000 feet. They act as all-sky remote sensors, Ware said, using microwave technology to create three-dimensional profiles of the liquid structure in the air.
Radiometers can dramatically improve predictions about short-term, local weather events such as lightning, heavy rain or fog. Ware said the transition between the two forecasting technologies -- radiosondes and radiometers -- is like switching from a pair of photos to a live video stream.
"You just don't get skunked when you've got a video going," Ware said.
Microwave technology was first used for atmospheric research in the 1940s, but the government kept it classified for strategic reasons during World War II. Initially, the devices were the size of 40-foot trailer vans, but today they more closely resemble a mailbox, Ware said.
Ware is a former nuclear physics research professor at the University of Colorado. Twenty-two years ago, Ware received a grant to commercialize the meteorological monitoring technology. Enter Radiometrics. The company is Ware's second startup in the city, the first being Boulder Beer.
Potential applications of the radiometer technology go far beyond simple weather predictions.
"You can see dynamic changes," Bosse said. "It is something that the market's been looking for."
Radiometrics has already sold 200 radiometers to companies around the world for various meteorological applications, from air traffic alerts at Dubai International Airport to cloud monitoring at the German Weather Service. The technology also has potential for improved modeling in the fields of climate change and renewable energy.
"It's a key element for the debates that are going on," Ware said, since atmospheric moisture is the greatest source of uncertainty in climate models.
Earth Networks will use the California test run to improve forecast models and bring renewable energies onto the grid more effectively. The company then plans to "expand opportunistically" into vulnerable areas of the country such as Tornado Alley or the Gulf Coast, where improved weather predictions will have the greatest impact. Earth Networks plans to install a total of 100 radiometers in the next three years.
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"We've come a long way in the past four or five years," Coleman said, "and the caving community has a lot to do with it."
In addition to helping Department of Natural Resources and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service personnel conduct bat surveys inside and outside hibernation caves, cavers have been invaluable in detecting new outbreaks of WNS and educating the public about the disease.
"The first confirmed report of white-nose syndrome in West Virginia came from a caver exploring a cave in Pendleton County," Stihler said. "So did the first reports of white-nose in Monongalia and Preston counties."
Pearson said that although only a small percentage of the 1,300 caves in Greenbrier County accommodate bat hibernation, cavers visiting any cave should decontaminate their gear and garb after each trip underground.
At the convention, decontamination kits containing plastic bags, duct tape, disinfectant wipes and spray, are made available to cavers taking part in the 40 organized caving trips, and countless other self-guided trips, that take place daily during the weeklong convention. The bags and duct tape are used to quarantine clothing and gear, removed immediately after leaving a cave, for transport to a decontamination station set up near the convention's campground, located on a grassy expanse of State Fair land.
The decontamination facility includes several power washers, a series of screen tables on which clothes and gear are placed while power washing takes places, and tubs filled with disinfectants and detergents.
Among those using the setup Tuesday afternoon was Avra Cohen of New York City, a member of the National Speleological Society's New York City Grotto, just back from a visit to 16.4-mile McClung's Cave.
"It's my first convention and my first time down here," said Cohen, as he arranged his cave-soiled coveralls on a screen table in preparation for power washing. "It's great that someone put all these caves so close together. I've been having all kinds of fun getting into big rooms and going through tight passages."
"The caves down here are big and beautiful, and there are a lot of them," added Tim Burlingame, who was decontaminating his gear following a crawl through Scotts Hollow Cave.
Headquarters for convention activities is Greenbrier East High School, where conventioneers tour exhibits, listen to speakers and sign up for activities ranging from cave photography to cave conservation and management.
In the school's gymnasium, climbers take part in workshops to hone climbing skills, such as re-belaying, and take part in competitions involving ascending gear and wooden squeezeboxes, used to determine who can wriggle through the narrowest passage.
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The U.S. is going into recession. We all might as well prepare. Obama's massive corrupt spending, over $5 trillion in debt, and the trillions in funny money created by the Federal Reserve to support Obama's debt created a bubble, but the air is coming out of the bubble. The official UNEMPLOYMENT figures are still horrible, but worse is the fact that Obama has done so much damage that millions aren't bothering to look for work and aren't being counted. Actual employment in the U.S. continues to drop. But don't take my word. Look up the experts who have predicted the last two recessions. ECRI and Lakshman Achuthan? Obama is killing the U.S. economy!
THE American jobs data released today will inevitably draw worrisome thoughts of déja vu. In both 2010 and 2011, the economy showed promising signs of growth early on only to see them peter out by summer time. This year, the hope went, would be different: employment rose an average of 246,000 per month in December through February. Economists had expected similar-sized gains in March.
In fact, non-farm employment rose just 120,000, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. The unemployment rate did dip, to 8.2%, a three-year low, from 8.3%. But that was primarily because the labour force shrank, by 164,000 people. The household survey, which is more volatile than the payroll survey, showed the number of people employed falling 31,000 from February. So the unemployment rate fell for the wrong reasons.
Inevitably, this will draw comparisons to both 2010 and 2011. The background is eerily familiar: in the last few weeks, there has been a revival of worries about Europe, just as in 2010, and a sharp rise in oil prices, just as last year. It is troubling that retail trade was the weakest sector, shedding 33,800 jobs after a similar-sized loss in February; that might be evidence of $4 a gallon petrol biting into disposable incomes.
I think it's premature to say it's deja vu all over again. First, 120,000, while well below expectations, is still above the trend growth rate of less than 100,000 and better than what was recorded during the air pockets of 2010 and 2011. Second, some of the prior months' gains were probably artificially bolstered by good weather; private estimates put the effect at as much as 75,000 to 100,000 jobs. While it's difficult to be certain, some of March's disappointment was probably payback. Construction, for example, shed 7,000 jobs.
Third, and most important, there is no sign in other data of a sudden deceleration in economic momentum. Weekly claims for unemployment insurance continue to edge lower, the purchasing managers index for manufacturing showed activity accelerated a tad in March (as did the jobs data: factory payrolls rose a healthy 37,000). Nor do the fundamentals look that bad; the rise in petrol prices to date is smaller than last year's, and the re-eruption of Europe's sovereign debt crisis is so far on a lesser scale than in either last year or the year before. State and local government austerity is exercising less of a drag; their payrolls were little changed in March.
So at this point the data don't suggest the economy is about to grind to a halt. But it's a cautionary reminder that the economy still faces headwinds. The relief that the European Central Bank's three-year loans have brought to the continent's financial system has not fully compensated for deepening austerity and bond market stress, especially in Spain. The American consumer remains vulnerable to blows to disposable income. And the supply side of the economy looks sickly: the fact the unemployment rate continues to fall when underlying economic growth is an unimpressive 2.5% is troubling evidence that swaths of the working age population are permanently withdrawing from working life. It is too soon to count out the American economy's cyclical recovery. But the structural problems linger.
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April 12, 2013
By Julie Summers Walker
Sun 'n Fun President John "Lites" Leenhouts announced April 12—the fourth day of the thirty-ninth annual Sun 'n Fun International Fly-In & Expo—that attendance is up 5 percent over the past two years.
"The camping area is packed, vendors tell me merchandise is selling, and we've got lots of airplanes," he said. The newly formed Paradise City location for light sport aircraft is also a success, he said.
There were two incidents at Thursday's splash-in on Lake Agnes—two SeaReys were involved in non-fatal accidents; one of the aircraft was totaled. Leenhouts did not have details on the incidents, but wind had curtailed some activities yesterday.
In other announcements, veteran airshow legend Bob Hoover will be inducted into the Sun 'n Fun Flight Path Hall of Fame, and JetBlue Airlines has partnered with Sun 'n Fun in its "Kids in the Cockpit" campaign.
Topics Sun n Fun, Events, Selling, Ownership
Red Bull Air Racing has returned for 2014, with Paul Bonhomme, twice a world champion of past years' competitions, claiming a victory.
AOPA President Mark Baker flew four women and girls on two flights March 4 as part of Women of Aviation Worldwide Week activities designed to introduce more women and girls to aviation.
Pilots from Maine and New England turned out in numbers for the annual Maine Aviation Forum hosted by EAA Chapter 1434.
AOPA thanks our members for their continued support in protecting the freedom to fly.


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LAKE ZURICH, Ill., Jan. 15, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Whiteboards are a standard fixture in office conference rooms of all sizes. To meet the demands of users with heavy communication and collaboration needs, Quartet® has created a new lineup of Prestige® 2 Whiteboards, with extended warranties and completely redesigned frames. These boards are also compatible with new Prestige® 2 Connects™ Accessories, designed to keep your whiteboard tools within reach and directly onto the board frame.
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Connects accessories are compatible with Quartet Prestige 2 boards and are aptly named as they connect into specialized notches along the back of the board frame. The Connects Marker Caddy, for example, keeps four EnduraGlide® dry-erase markers and a Quartet board eraser secure and easily accessible right alongside the whiteboard. The full Connects lineup includes other innovative accessory solutions that attach to the board for ultimate user convenience. The Prestige 2 whiteboard and Connects accessory series are just the beginning of many more exciting things to come from Quartet.
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Cornell University Cooperative Extension can offer you the training and resources to select an enterprise suited for success. This introductory course designed for small, part-time or prospective farmers will be held on Thursday evenings, Nov. 1, 8, 15, and 29 at the Cornell Cooperative Extension Center in Belmont from 6:30 to 9 p.m.
Topics to be covered: Agriculture 101 is an introduction to agriculture within the region and an overview of agricultural terminology. Since soil is the foundation of farming, the series continues with the Basics of Soil & Plant Fertility. Basics of Farm Bookkeeping & Taxes introduces participants to sample financial systems available for use and tax related farm issues. Selecting an enterprise without checking the farm resources or marketing opportunities can create a roadblock to success. In the fourth class of the series we take a look at Selecting an Enterprise & Marketing What You Produce.
Enrollment will be limited; pre-registration is required by Oct. 26. An additional session will be available to the public and to the participants of the Beginning Farmer Course entitled Pasture Management and Hay Quality Evaluation. This class will be held on Dec. 6 covering the opportunities for forage based enterprises in our area. Pre-registration is required, fee will be charged. For more information or to pre-register for these trainings, contact Lynn Bliven at 585-268-7644 ext. 18.


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Useful sites for statistics, tables, charts, graphs and maps of worldwide indicators associated with poverty:
Features truly affecting photographs and photo essays about poverty in the United States, including state-level statistics on poverty. Highly recommended for its images.
Very useful data and visualizations of the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals, though the site is somewhat hard to use.
Excellent source of information and visualizations for human development statistics.
Data and world maps connected to indicators such as government effectiveness, corruption, and rule of law.
Freedom House's well-known ratings of countries by political and civil rights.
Foreign Policy magazine's 2011 analysis of states' stability.
Though the site has a slight learning curve, it is a treasure trove of information on various aspects of globalization.
A quite comprehensive compendium of international statistics, on everything from agriculture to terrorism. Easily navigable and with easy graphs.
Poverty Education Center 206.296.6107


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