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Vega performs them solo, dismissing her band and, as she speaks of herself as "a marble or an eye", her curiously inexpressive voice finds the place to which it is best suited. This intelligent chilly disaffection was her cachet when she first launched her sound on the stone-dead folk scene of 1980s New York, and was subsequently clutched to the world's bosom with the likes of "Marlene on the Wall" and "Left of Centre". There was a protracted fallow period until, in 1993, she began working with ubiquitous producer Mitchell Froom (Elvis Costello, Crowded House); they subsequently married. And things altered radically.
Post-marriage, post-baby (possibly post-therapy - "I had to let go of the censoring voice in my mind"), Vega's emotions blossomed and the new LP, Nine Objects of Desire, has her warm, moody and revelling in fulfilled desires. On record, it works, full of Latin beats and understated electric guitar, a cross between Steely Dan and revved-up Young Marble Giants.
Live, somehow it didn't. Played against her delicate earlier stuff, the newer work tired with lengthy, unreconstructed rock-outs from her back- up boys, Vega almost drowned in the melee. It's hard to be a rock babe when you play an acoustic, but that, it seems, is what Suzanne really wants. The songs are certainly clever, and some are sexy, witty and knowing, like the opener "Stockings", full of exotic snake-charmer pipes, or "Caramel", a barefoot samba sung with Astrid Gilberto-like breathiness. And some have hooks to die for: the single, "No Cheap Thrill", written for her husband, is groovy and propulsive, full of slick, bassy guitar.
Otherwise, the set refused to work out. Tiny and dapper in flat, buckled shoes, a schoolgirlish coat and a bob with rolled bangs (very Judy Garland in Meet Me in St Louis), Vega was bounced between tribal drums, crazed bass, electric clarinet and full-throated Hammond riffs hammered by her band. Occasionally - on "Boy in the Belfry" - the blend of jangly guitars seemed to lift her voice; the rest of the time, the laboured accompaniment squashed it. Brave as she is to attempt this departure, the moments to cherish were the cleaner ones of refracted prisms: "I am thrown against the sky / I am raining down in pieces / I am scattering like light, scattering like light..."
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Young Money's Drake recently shared his reaction to teenage pop star Justin Bieber releasing a remixed version of "Trust Issues" and admits he wanted to hear the fellow Canadian artist's uncensored lyrics.
Drizzy admitted he initially thought Bieber would let the profanity-laced rhymes remain on the track.
When Justin Bieber dropped his remix of Drake's "Trust Issues" over the weekend, many wondered whether the 17-year-old pop star would keep the lyrics intact and throw out F-bombs and the track's other profanities. The baby-faced singer most certainly did not, trading Drake's "F— it, I'm on one" line for "You know I'm on one." "I wish he would've left all the cuss words in it. I feel like that would've been so G, if he would've done all the swearing," Drake told MTV News from Lil Wayne's Tha Carter IV release party on Sunday. "I was excited when I heard he remixed it, because there was like a gang of swearing in that song. I was like, 'Oh, we're about to hear the transformation of Bieber.'" (MTV)
Bieber released his "Trust Issues" remix last Sunday (August 28).
Justin Bieber's "Trust Issues" remix, which he released on Twitter just a few hours before the VMAs, has us a bit concerned about the Biebs. That Justin would attempt a Drake cover is no real surprise:They're buddies, and Biebs likes rapping so much that he invented an alter ego for the purpose. On "Trust Issues," he wisely leaves the straight rap verse to Drake; instead, Biebs sings the emo parts about ladies and fame and mixing your drink together just so. But the song choice, paired with his sour expression at the VMAs, makes us worry about Bieber and his emotional well-being. (New York Mag)
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Campbell River grad at cutting edge of Atlantic salmon study
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November 14, 2014
Liz Boulding, Carihi class of 1975, is going to transform the Canadian aquaculture industry.
Now known as Professor Elizabeth Boulding of Integrative Biology at the University of Guelph, Ontario, she will lead the 'Salmon and Chips' project in conjunction with the Genome Atlantic/Ontario Genomics Institute.
Genome Canada is a not-for-profit organization that champions genetic research.
The Salmon and Chips project intends to help salmon farmers identify fast-growing fish that resist disease and parasites.
The project received $1.27 million in funding from Genome Canada and $2.26 million from Cooke and Kelly Cove Salmon.
Kelly Cove is the North American production division of Cooke Aquaculture.
The National Research Council's industrial research assistance program kicked in $272,000. Genome Canada contributed $1.09 million to the Ewos Innovation project, while the company provided $2.71 million in funding.
Boulding hopes to help farmers improve survival rates of eggs and juvenile stages and use fewer vaccines and medication.
Boulding will blend genomic marker information with conventional methods to improve salmon breeding programs. The team will use existing gene chips and develop new ones for genomic markers in breeding fish.
"If we are successful, we will increase survival of eggs and juveniles to adulthood, result in better salt-water performance, and reduce the need for vaccines and medication," Boulding said. "Fish that are more disease-resistant will require less medication. They will also be less likely to become infected from wild fish or transmit parasites or diseases back to wild salmon."
Boulding's initial interest was to work on the ecological genomics of wild Atlantic salmon and how different populations from different rivers became adapted to different environment.
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BC wild salmon tested and certified free of three diseases: federal agency
Vancouver Sun
November 12, 2014
A two-year investigation by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has found no evidence of three diseases in wild salmonids on the B.C. coast.
A total of 8,006 samples of trout and salmon species collected in 2012 and 2013 showed no evidence of infectious salmon anaemia. Of that number, 6,734 were also tested for infectious pancreatic necrosis and 1,272 for infectious haematopoietic necrosis — and all tests were negative.
CFIA said in a news release it also evaluated existing surveillance data for farmed salmon in B.C. and found no current or historical evidence of ISA or IPN in these populations. The 2006-to-2011 data came from provincial and federal programs as well as from routine monitoring and testing by industry.
CFIA is currently testing farmed salmon in B.C. for non-pathogenic ISA.
While these diseases do not affect human health or food safety, they can "affect aquatic animal health and have an adverse effect on trade," the agency said.
In 2011, Simon Fraser University fisheries statistician Rick Routledge reported that of 48 underweight juvenile Pacific sockeye from Rivers Inlet sent for testing to Atlantic Veterinary College in Prince Edward Island, two tested positive for ISA, which can be fatal to Atlantic salmon. He had the fish tested at the request of Alexandra Morton, a researcher and long-standing opponent of fish farms from northern Vancouver Island.
A review of the P.E.I. lab concluded the facility lacked proper quality standards and didn't thoroughly investigate conflicting test results. The findings led to the lab being stripped of a prestigious reference status as a facility recognized internationally to test for ISA.
Morton said Tuesday she also sent samples to a lab in Norway, which confirmed the presence of ISA. "What are the chances that those juvenile Rivers Inlet sockeye were the only fish in B.C. with traces of the ISA virus?" she asked, noting federal Pacific Biological Station has also confirmed finding ISA in BC.
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Norway fish farmers need predictability, sustainability: minister [Norway]
November 7, 2014
Norway could radically change the way it regulates fish farming to provide more predictability for the industry and make sure future growth is environmentally sustainable, the country's government said on Friday.
Fisheries Minister Elisabeth Aspaker proposed three potential frameworks for allotment of new licenses and said they would be subject to a round of hearings lasting two months.
The first option is to hand out licenses under the current framework, in license rounds that pick winners based on applications, while the second would be to allow for an annual percentage rate of growth.
The third model represents the most radical break with the past, introducing an allocation rule based on environmental indicators that follow a red, yellow and green traffic light system.
"A green light would permit growth. Yellow would mean status quo, while a red light would force a reduction in capacity," Aspaker said.
Read the full article in Reuters.
Posted November 7th, 2014
NAFTA's Commission On Environmental Cooperation 'Dying A Slow Death': Ex-Director
Huffington Post
November 7, 2014
Attempts by NAFTA's environmental watchdog to look into the Harper government's record on salmon farming and the oilsands are at an impasse after deadlines passed for member countries to vote on the investigations.
It's the latest blow to an organization formed to preserve environmental enforcement, but which has now been almost neutered by the governments that created it, said a former director of the Commission on Environmental Cooperation.
"This institution doesn't have the tools it needs to do anything effective," said Geoff Garver, who headed the organization's enforcement branch from 2000 to 2007 and served on its public advisory board until recently. "It's dying a slow death."
The commission was created in 1995 to win environmental support for the North American Free Trade Agreement by ensuring the deal wouldn't boost commerce at the expense of clean air, water or land. Commission staff investigate public complaints that Canada, the United States or Mexico aren't living up to their laws and recommend a "factual record" if they find enough grounds.
"That was a novel creation and a very hopeful provision," said Albert Koehl of Ecojustice, an environmental law firm that made seven submissions to the commission. "It was greeted with a very positive reaction at the time."
Two such submissions are behind the commission's current conflicts with Canada.
Environmental groups and individuals say Canada is breaking the Fisheries Act by allowing an unknown amount of tailings from the oilsands to seep into groundwater. Canada has also been accused of harming wild salmon stocks by allowing viruses from fish farms to spread.
Read the full article in the Huffington Post.
Posted November 7th, 2014
Potential for High Salmon Survival in Future Aquaculture Systems [Norway]
The Fish Site
November 7, 2014
It may be possible that all farmed salmon can survive in the facilities used for postsmolt production in the future. The key is careful control of the salmon's environment as it grows.
When salmon are exposed in open cages in the sea, they face a changing environment, disease and sea lice. Many small salmon smolts are not sufficiently robust to deal with these threats.
This is one part of the problem that scientists and the aquaculture industry have been closely working together to solve for the past three years. They have discovered that it is possible to reduce the time that the salmon spend in the sea by increasing the time on land, or in closed facilities in the sea. The scientists have also investigated the consequences for the performance, physiology and production costs of the fish.
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It should be the Sonics playing the Lakers in the first round of the playoffs
This is what then-mayor Greg Nickels and the Seattle City Council took away from the region. This is the excitement they stole from Seattle's sports fans, when they caved, two seasons ago, to the NBA's hard-bargaining.
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This town would be humming this week. The Sonics' flag would ripple from the top of the Space Needle. Kevin Durant's face would be on billboards and buses.
He would belong to Seattle. He would belong in Seattle.
The Sonics, the team of the future, would be arriving a season ahead of schedule, preparing to play their arch-rivals, the Los Angeles Lakers, in the first round of the NBA playoffs.
This is what then-mayor Greg Nickels and the Seattle City Council took away from the region. This is the excitement they stole from Seattle's sports fans when they caved, two seasons ago, to the NBA's hard bargaining.
They could have stood up to the league. Instead they played matador defense. They allowed Clay Bennett to skip out of town to Oklahoma City, practically unscathed.
Imagine the energy that would be in the city now. Imagine the countdown to Sunday's opener in Los Angeles. For almost 30 years, Sonics vs. Lakers was one of the league's best rivalries.
Imagine a couple of games next week in a smoldering KeyArena, the sold-out crowds sitting vertiginously on top of the floor, roaring like so many jet engines. The "Beat L.A." chants would begin before the doors opened. They would start in the bustle of the Seattle Center.
Think of the restaurants and bars swollen with Sonics fans. Think of the crowds on Lower Queen Anne partying like it was 1996.
There would be no Oklahoma City Thunder. The Sonics still would be in Seattle. The banners still would hang from the rafters of the Key. Kevin Calabro's voice still would be rumbling on game nights.
The Sonics, not the Thunder, would have won 50 games this season. Durant would be representing Seattle as he was winning the NBA scoring title.
Imagine as many as seven games this month of Kevin Durant-against-Kobe Bryant. Think about what might have been, what should have been.
This would have been the final year of the franchise's lease with KeyArena, but there is no way the team would have left town.
This year would be 1995 revisited.
That was the year the Mariners were leaving; the season of the vote for a new baseball stadium. It was the year the Mariners had to win.
It was the season the Mariners showed how a team and a sport could unite all the disparate parts of a city. The season Edgar Martinez hit a double into the left-field corner and Ken Griffey Jr. ran the bases with geometric precision, slid into home and into a hive of celebrating teammates.
Those Mariners saved baseball by beating the most storied team in their sport.
Now, 15 years later, these Sonics would be saving basketball, just by making it into the playoffs and meeting one of the game's most decorated franchises.
And don't tell me you don't care anymore, because the only reason you say you don't care is because the Sonics are gone.
If they were here, you would be falling in love with them, the same way you did in 1979 and 1996.
You would have been smitten with Durant and Jeff Green, Russell Westbrook, Nick Collison and James Harden, just as you were with Gus Williams, Fred Brown, Dennis Johnson, Jack Sikma, Shawn Kemp, Gary Payton, Sam Perkins and Detlef Schrempf.
Coach Scotty Brooks would have been embraced the way Lenny Wilkens, George Karl and Nate McMillan were.
This latest Sonics team would have been just what Seattle needed now, a postseason team with a guaranteed future.
All of the angst over them leaving would be gone. The inevitable long string of sellouts that would have accompanied this 50-win run to the playoffs would have been impossible even for league commissioner David Stern to ignore.
The ill will would have disappeared as the region focused on post-ups and not politics. It would be paying attention to the league and not the lease.
These Sonics would have been too good to leave. The seismic activity around the team would have forced the powers that be to find the funding to remodel the Key and keep the team in Seattle.
The people would have demanded it.
My guess is Bennett's ownership group, stung by economic misfortunes, would have sold the Sonics to Steve Ballmer's group.
The Lakers and the Sonics. The series should have been ours.
And if Greg Nickels wants to know why he isn't mayor, he should check the playoff pairings. He stole these games from us. He took away these playoffs.
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As competition in cloud storage applications become more popular, Cisco is eyeing the personal cloud to be part of its successful business portfolio.
One of NASDAQ's best performers, Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO) [Full Research Report][1] is considering the development of a personal cloud storage to offer in the global market. With new companies competing with Cisco in various areas of the communication network business, Cisco recently introduced "Videoscape Unity," a video services delivery platform that is designed to redefine video entertainment.
This new platform boasts of an intuitive and synchronized multiscreen video screening that allows the consumers to play back their favorite shows and programs. Through a multiscreen cloud digital video recorder (DVR), consumers can access their records on any screen - no matter where they are.
The Sky's the Limit
In a study conducted by Forrester Research, the number of Americans who are subscribed to personal cloud is expected to increase by 400%, equating to 196 million people over the next five years. The report showed that 97 million of the expected personal cloud subscribers are willing to pay for cloud services.
With Cisco's beyond industry average performance in the Q4 of 2012 and the opening of 2013, adding personal cloud storage in their existing portfolio may significantly ramp up the company's daily trading volume of 29.5 million, as of this writing. Analysts and investors are obviously bullish about the company as they see more developments in its impressive portfolio.
In related news, Cisco announced its partnership with AT&T Digital Life to produce an all-digital, wireless-based home security and automation service that has been certified by Underwriters Laboratories. This first-of-its-kind security program can be accessed by homeowners through their smartphones or tablets. According to reports, Cisco is targeting eight markets in the U.S. in the first quarter of 2013, and as much as 50 more markets, thereafter.
Google Positioning into the Industry
Keeping an eye on the industry, Cisco needs to worry about Google's latest move to sell Motorola Home cable set-top box to Arris Group. This business deal is seen to be a forming alliance between Google and Arris, as Google holds a 7.85% stake already.
William Blair and R.W. Baird both upgraded Cisco to "outperform" from "market perform" and "neutral" status as its shares gained 1.66 percent, trading at $20.82 on Monday. Cisco is again on the green today as it closed at $20.98 per share with a market cap of $111.39 billion. The company recovered with an advance of 38% increase from its decline during the Q3 of 2012.
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The Marion Police Department needs to be ready to respond to an emergency no matter the weather.
In the past, officers have had to share one or two four-wheel-drive vehicles, making it difficult to effectively do their jobs when winter weather or strong storms wreaked havoc on our roadways.
As the department replaced aging patrol cars, two new 4WD sport utility vehicles took their place.
The 2013 Ford Explorer Police Interceptors are fully equipped patrol vehicles, with the added ability to provide extra traction for response in inclement weather.
"These are important additions to our fleet," said Marion Police Lieutenant Rex Anders. "Our patrol division has seen times where we have had a tough time getting to some of the calls when roads are slick or covered in storm debris, but we've always been able to make it. With these new vehicles, we'll be much better able to serve our citizens."
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On the morning of January 19th 1915 two German Zeppelin airships, the L3 and L4 took off from Fuhlsbüttel in Germany. Both airships carried 30 hours of fuel, 8 bombs and 25 incendiary devices. They had been given permission by the Emperor Wilhelm II to attack military and industrial buildings. The Emperor had forbidden an attack on London due to concern for the Royal family to whom he was related.
The two German Zeppelin airships crossed the Norfolk coastline at around 8.30pm. Having crossed the coast the L3 turned north and the L4 south. The incendiary bombs were dropped to enable the pilots to navigate to their chosen locations Great Yarmouth and Kings Lynn where they dropped their bombs.
A total of nine people were killed and some buildings were damaged. But the effect of the raid on a population who were used to battles being fought by soldiers on the battlefield was immense.
Morale dropped and people feared further raids and believed that a German invasion would follow.
Further raids were carried out on coastal towns and London during 1915 and 1916. The silent airships arrived without warning and with no purpose built shelters people hid in cellars or under tables. There were a total of 52 Zeppelin raids on Britain claiming the lives of more than 500 people.
Although artillery guns were used against the airships they had little effect. In May 1916 fighter planes armed with incendiary bullets were used to attack the Zeppelins. The incendiary bullets pierced the Zeppelins and ignited the hydrogen gas they were filled with. Once alight the airships fell to the ground. It was the beginning of the end of the raids.
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Kevin moved to St Louis MO in 2006 from Austin to join his wife Stephanie, a Team Leader with Keller Williams St Louis. Kevin launched a team, The Cottrell Realty Group, which rapidly grew in prominence in the St Louis marketplace. The St Louis Business Journal ranked Kevin #9 in 2008 on the list of the highest-selling residential real estate agents in St Louis. Continuing on this success, Kevin's team was ranked #3 in St. Louis in 2009 based on closed transaction volume. Kevin and his wife relocated to Austin in January 2011 from St Louis.
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