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And on Lyrics - Yaz
your mother was crying
your father passed her a handkerchief
their tear-stained faces
looked to mine for a sign of grief
a thousand raincoats
always stand around too long
but i stayed to talk with you
after they had gone.
the flowers i brought you
were beginning to fade under the heavy rain
your name on the card had run
so i tried in vain to write it again
they didn't understand you - no!
they didn't even try
i'm so glad that you left us now
before you had the chance to die.
i sat there for a long time,
expecting to turn and see you there
i ran my fingers through the long grass
willing it to turn into your hair - and oh
i'm gonna miss you, dear
but i don't have to cry
i'm so glad that you left us now,
before you had the chance to die
and oh, i'm going to miss you dear,
but i'm not going to cry
i'm so glad that your life stopped now,
before it had the chance to die.
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Sean Keywood
Monday, February 3, 2014
Fire crews were called out on Sunday morning to a road traffic collision at Woodbury.
The fire service had received reports that a person was trapped after the incident, which involved a single car, but on arrival found that no-one was trapped.
Crews made the scene safe.
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A Dirty Business : Introduction
In 2001, the UK experienced the worst outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in living memory. It was the latest in a long line of major disease outbreaks that had recently affected farmed animals, including salmonella, E coli, bovine TB, campylobacter, BSE and swine fever.
For eight months the epidemic raged across the country. Livestock movements and sales were stopped, and for a while markets closed their doors.
When they began reopening in February 2002, new biosecurity rules were in place aimed at ensuring no such disease catastrophe could occur again. (2) Everyone attending markets, whether auctioneer, market worker, dealer, lorry driver or farmer, was required to comply. Over-garments that could be easily cleansed and disinfected had to be worn; footwear needed to be suitable for disinfecting; this footwear had to be dipped in tubs of disinfectant when leaving animal areas; and the tyres, mudflaps and wheel arches of vehicles had to be disinfected prior to leaving the market itself.
In spring 2003, according to Farmers' Weekly, the government proposed tightening these biosecurity rules. It wanted compulsory attendance of vets at all sales and a ban on animals being kept overnight. But farming and market representatives rebelled. They were reported to be 'unanimously opposed to the government's plan', citing the extra expense and inconvenience such measures would involve (FW, May 23/June 13 2003).
When the new version of the biosecurity rules was introduced in August last year, it was clear that industry lobbyists had prevailed. Instead of being more robust, the new measures were more lax. They were also more ambiguous and, therefore, harder to enforce.
There is currently no clear ruling about compulsory attendance of vets, while the proposal to ban animals being kept overnight also seems to have been abandoned.
In addition, visitors and market workers are now no longer obliged to wear protective outer-garments, such as overalls. They simply have to ensure that their clothing can be easily cleansed and disinfected; or else - if their clothing does become soiled - that they have clean clothes to change into once they leave the animal area.
Handling of livestock is permitted, provided that the handling is kept to a minimum.
It was originally required that vehicles had to be cleansed and disinfected on market premises. Now, however, the vehicle operator can claim that on-site cleaning is not practical and he/she can select to sign a declaration saying cleaning will take place within 24 hours at a specified location. Enforcing such a rule is clearly extremely difficult, notwithstanding the fact that drivers are told that they are subject to spot checks. Our soundings suggest that this dilution of the vehicle-washing rule is causing alarm amongst experienced animal health officers.
There has also been a weakening of the 'standstill' rule relating to newly-purchased animals. The original decree demanded that 20 days had to lapse before animals bought at market could be sent to another sale or on to another farmer/dealer for further 'fattening'. This was to ensure that any disease they might be harbouring had a chance to show itself. But whereas a 20 day standstill continues to apply to pigs, for other farmed animals, the interval has been reduced to only six days.
As well as a weakening of the overall biosecurity regime, some of the new edicts are so ambiguously stated that they are open to lax interpretations. What clothes, for instance, are 'easily cleansed and disinfected'? How much animal handling can be said to be 'minimal'?
One clear, unambiguous rule that does remain relates to dipping of footwear: all attending markets must dip their feet in the disinfectant tubs provided before leaving the animal area.
The new licensing arrangement for markets presents further problems. Each sale must now operate under a licence issued by DEFRA. The licensee is responsible for ensuring that the new biosecurity rules are adhered to, including taking 'all reasonable steps to prevent the spread of disease onto, in and off of the premises during the animal gathering'.
The day-to-day application of this requirement is the central function of a biosecurity officer - who can be the licensee him/herself, or some other nominated individual. The problem with this arrangement - as anyone familiar with livestock markets will appreciate - is that the appointed individual will almost certainly be working during the sale (e.g. as auctioneer or in the ring) and will, therefore, be unable to monitor and enforce compliance with the new rules.
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Timing is right for Penny Pritzker to join Obama's Cabinet
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The Pritzker card . . .
Is this a sign Hyatt hotel heiress/Obama fund-raiser Penny Pritzker will soon join President Obama's Cabinet?
◆ To wit: President Barack Obama's executive order creating his Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, which he created in January 2011, just ended Thursday.
◆ To wit II: Pritzker, who is also a close Obama pal, has been on the jobs council since its creation.
◆ Translation: Is this subtraction from her Obama duties a prelude to her joining his Cabinet as commerce secretary or becoming Obama's first secretary of business — a post he stated he wanted to create back in October?
Stay tuned.
Bedbug update . . .
Whew! The bedbug-sniffing dogs quietly brought into the City Council chambers on Tuesday to sniff out possible pests after testimony by victims of the voracious critters — came up empty!
◆ "And it didn't cost the city a penny," said Christina Butler, City Hall's sergeant at arms, who was told one dog was used.
"Following the discussion of the bedbug prevention ordinance, a man offered to demonstrate his bedbug-sniffing dog for free — and I agreed to let him make a quick pass through the council chambers.
"It was a good idea," she said. "The carpeting would be a natural place for bedbugs to hide. I thought I don't want the public or any of my aldermen coming in and carrying them home."
"Two hours into the testimony I was itching like crazy. The testimony was psychologically making me itch. I had to get up!"
Rock squawk . . .
Ah, a little trivia twaddle involving Liz Lemon, the TV writer portrayed by comedian Tina Fey in the hit "30 Rock" show, which had its finale Thursday.
◆ The framed photos behind Liz Lemon's desk were stills from a documentary about Second City made in the '90s featuring a number of local alums, including the late Jim Zulevic.
Hair scare . . .
Truss talk: Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, who wears his hair in a ponytail, claims he doesn't like first lady Michelle Obama's bangs.
◆ "I adore Madame Obama. . . [but] frankly, this doesn't suit her. The fringe was a bad idea, it's not good," Lagerfeld said during a recent appearance on a French talk show.
Look who's talking.
The ink well . . .
The Fourth Estate just got tapped again: Former Sen. John Kerry hired online politics editor Glen Johnson of the Boston Globe to be a senior State Department adviser when he takes the helm as secretary of State. Johnson has been a reporter for close to 30 years, according to the Boston Globe.
Ring. Ring.
$$$$$$$$: So who paid for President Obama's second inaugural? Telecommunications giant AT&T donated $3 million to Obama's recent inauguration, according to the Washington Post.
◆ Translation: This is the one of the largest political donations from a corporation — and it comes after Obama lifted restrictions on corporate donations in place for his first inauguration in 2009.
Sneedlings . . .
I spy . . . Cubs legend Ernie Banks celebrated his birthday a day early at Harry Caray's Italian Steakhouse on Wednesday. . . . Friday's birthdays: Lisa Marie Presley, 45; Pauly Shore, 45, and Lauren Conrad, 27.


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Bed sheet
A bed sheet is a rectangular cloth used to cover a mattress. It is this sheet that one typically lies on. In many places a second flat bed sheet is laid on top of the sheet covering the mattress. When a second sheet is used, the top one is known as a flat sheet and the sheet covering the mattress is known as a "fitted sheet" or "coupie sheet" in some European countries. A person sleeps between the two sheets. Blankets, comforters, and other bed covers are placed on top of the second bed sheet.
The term bed sheet was first used in the 15th century.[1] Bed sheets were traditionally white but now various colors and patterns are used.
Bed sheets come in two main varieties: flat or fitted. A flat sheet is simply a rectangular sheet of cloth, while a fitted sheet has its four corners, and sometimes two or four sides, fitted with elastic, to be used only as a bottom sheet. The fitted sheet may also be secured using a drawstring instead of elastic. The purpose of a fitted bottom sheet is to keep it from slipping off the mattress while the bed is in use. A particular way of folding and tucking while making the bed, known as "hospital corners," is sometimes used when the bottom sheet is flat rather than fitted.
Usually a flat bed sheet is overlocked around the edges to form four seams. One of the seams is wider than the other three and helps with orienting the sheet correctly on the mattress. The wider seam goes at the head end of the mattress. Sometimes the sides do not have seams, but are finished with the selvedge only. When placing a flat sheet on a bed, the manufacturer has designed the printed side to be softer, and thus it should be placed on the bed printed side "down". When folding back the covers, this also allows the printed side to show, for aesthetic purposes. When one makes a bed, the patterned or monogrammed side of the top sheet is placed facing down and then the top edge is folded towards the foot of the bed, exposing the design.
Common materials used to create bed sheets include cotton, linen, satin, silk, rayon, bamboo fibre, Polyproplyne spunbond, and blends of cotton with polyester. New materials such as nonwoven polypropylene fabric allow the sheet to be disposable due to their low price. Disposable sheets are typically used in emergency shelters or hospitals, and sometimes in hotels.
The quality of bed sheets is often conveyed by the thread count—the number of threads per square inch of material. In general, the higher the thread count, the softer the sheet, but the weave and type of thread may affect the "hand" of the material so that a sheet with a lower thread count may actually be softer than one with a higher count. Yarn quality also plays a part in the look and feel of sheets, as finer yarns tend to create a finer sheet fabric.
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It's going to be dueling TEDS in Orange County.Cue Ned Beatty squealing like an egghead.Up first is TEDxChapmanU at Chapman University on June 4.TEDxOrangeCoast's fall conference is scheduled for Sept. 20-21 in Costa Mesa.
Woody, Buzz & Co. confront immortality, irrelevance and daycare
The Killer Inside Me is the Classic Comics version of the classic crime novel
Ned Beatty (left) and Mike Duvall. Or is it the other way around?Ned Beatty is set to play Mike Duvall in the upcoming movie on the now-ex-state assemblyman's political flame-out. Actually, no one has signed the Deliverance pig squealer to such a project, and there may not even be o ... More >>
In Shooter, who better to save America than an armed Mark Wahlberg? Seriously.
Movie of the Week: The Execution of Private Slovik
Let's Go to Prison; Sweet Land
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Still alive and deadly
Doc Watson is a hillbilly, damn right
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Photos and Description of this holiday studio in San Juan - Ocean Breeze Condado Studio
Relaxing and Beautiful Ocean front Studio on Condado Beach
Walking distance to hotels, casinos, restaurants, parks, churches, bars, live music venues, boutiques, plazas and many other amenities along Ashford Avenue. There are also many conveniences nearby, including 24-hour deli, 24-hour pharmacy, full hospital and supermarket, all within walking distance. Within a short drive or bus ride there is Old San Juan, the beautiful colonial city. Also within short drives are the wonderful art museum, the Farmer's Market with its Concert Plaza, the Coliseum for major concerts and events, the new Convention Center and Plaza Las Americas.
Other attractions of the northern part of Puerto Rico are the Yunque Rain Forest, the Phosphorescent Bay, the Camuy Caves, the Tubes Surfing Beaches, all within one-hour scenic drives.
Comments from our guest to Ocean View Apartment: Kyle from Cleveland
My wife and I just finished a week long stay here for our anniversary. The condo was excellent as the room was cleaner and had more to offer than most hotel rooms that were Twice the price! We felt extremely safe and secure with guards both at the street AND at the building entrance. Everything we needed was close by, from bars and restaurants to boutique stores and pharmacies. If you like Mexican food - be sure to check out Picantito's on the floor level of the building. If you want a Clean place to stay, with a full kitchen, living room, air conditioning, ocean view, right On The Beach, I definitely recommend that you stay here.
Vic from Tampa: Vic from Tampa
Can't imagine a more perfect spot in Condado for one or two people. Breathtaking direct view of the Atlantic surf and miles of beach, very comfortable bed, full kitchen, everything new. Secure building with parking included. Olympic-size pool never had more than 3 other people in it. Close to good restaurant
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Low Allergen Environment
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
About Dr. Claudio
Our family takes great pride in providing great service to our guests and we welcome you to our home.
Dr. Claudio purchased this studio in 2004
Why Dr. Claudio chose San Juan
We have three apartments in the same building. One of the unique features of this building is that it is RIGHT ON THE BEACH. It is so nice to just walk across the lobby and be right on the sand and surf. We don't even have to cross a street to be on the beach. And this particular beach area in Condado connects to Ocean Park, a nice sandy beach that is very popular with tourists and locals alike. At the same time, the building is walking distance to all the nice restaurants and other attractions that Condado has to offer.
Guestbook comments from the owner
This apartment was recently renovated, from the floors to the bathrooms and the kitchen. Everything is new so it is all clean and spotless. The direct ocean view is spectacular. You don't even have to step outside to feel like you are on the beach. It is truly a wonderful place.


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"If man was made to rule over women, then women would have no arms. Women were made with their arms to hold the man, and the man the Women. For because of that embrace, they are equal."


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First off I want to note that if you are on psychiatric medicines drinking is a no no, we all know it undoes the benefits of our medication but we also know we will give in once in a while. For me that was yesterday. After I felt really disappointed and was really pissy about it the entire day. One of those moods that being bipolar makes worse, you know you are pissy but can't stop yourself. All day I was like that and poor Carl just laughed at me.
I dislike myself very much when I am like that and can't keep my mouth shut. If I see someone do something stupid I can't help but tell them. Thankfully we didn't go into any crowds I think Carl knew it wasn't a good idea.. I did yell at one guy though.. lol That uncontrollable pissiness is related to the Bipolar part of me. Fully uncontrollable!! My youngest daughter thinks its hilarious when I am like that because I kind of yell at people with humor.. hard to explain. We laughed all day but I was super pissy and couldn't control it. It wouldn't go away!
When people in my life disappointment like my father, who has spent my life disappointing me, I really get pissy. I can't sleep well and get tired and it just makes it worse. Even laughing at my pissy attitude the whole day didn't pull me out of it at all.
So then I have this conversation with the very person who has just majorly upset me and disappointed me after drinking almost a whole bottle of wine. Wine makes me talk and can't shut up and after last night I know it makes me say exactly what I am thinking. A curse or a blessing in disguise?? Im still not sure!!
Moral of the story… Don't drink and then talk to a family member that has just disappointed you and put you in a mood. It may or may not turn out well!! heehee
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The Cotton House
The colonial style Cotton House, formerly the old cotton warehouse, is the oldest building on the island. Converted by Oliver Messel in 1968, it has always been the island's social hub, where owners and visitors mingle and entertain. Today, the laid back island atmosphere is coupled with the services and facilities of a world class boutique hotel.
Guests have access to all island activities and facilities, including the Tuesday night cocktail party and the weekend 'Open Air' movies set in the grounds of the hotel.


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"We've developed best practice guidelines that are based on the current state of the scientific literature and what the experts in the field believe are best practices," Furton says. "We talk to scientists, academics, attorneys, administrators, federal agencies, canine handlers, veterinary professors, and so forth. We get everyone together and develop recommendations on what kind of protocols should be followed and try to get certification organizations to adopt these best practices."
The organization issues guidelines for training, certification, and documentation of canines and handlers in everything from detecting human remains and insects to tracking down people lost in the wilderness or avalanches. Each field has a specific set of best practices that emphasizes rigorous training and certifications.
For example, the issued best practices for explosives-detection canines states that dogs must detect certain explosive substances during a double-blind test with distractors present. It also recommends regular, varied maintenance training.
Hank Nolin, the founder and CEO of Sun State Specialty K9s, a Florida-based canine detection program that deploys explosives-detection dogs at ports, supports that type of standard. He says that anyone searching for a canine detection training program should ask trainers how the dogs were certified. The dogs should be able to pass a double-blind test conducted by a third party—not the person or company who trained the dog originally. Neither the tester nor handler should know where the substances were placed, he says.
SWGDOG is having an impact. Furton says he's seen a trend in the industry towards more standardized and rigorous protocols in training. As many as 50 local, federal, and international organizations and agencies he's visited with have incorporated SWGDOG's best practices into their programs, he says. Organizations such as the North American Police Work Dog Association, a member of SWGDOG, often offer certification programs based on SWGDOG's guidelines. Handler/dog teams can sign up for the program to become certified. But there are still many programs that are not doing that. SWGDOG's goal is to have the best practices applied to every program across the board, including all federal agencies, which currently are not consistent in their training.
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Pneumatic conveying and air filtration systems supplier Mac Process has merged with Schenck AccuRate, a manufacturer of dry material feeders and weighing technologies.
Both companies are now part of the global Schenck Process Group and have integrated their operations in North America under the name Schenck Process LLC. Manufacturing for Schenck Process LLC will continue in Whitewater, Wis., and Sabetha, Kan., and the company headquarters will be located in Kansas City, Mo.
In a press statement, the companies noted that Integration efforts first began in 2012, "resulting in streamlined processes between the two operations, which have ensured quick response time for customers and the ability to provide state of the art pneumatic conveying, filtration, weighing and feeding systems from one supplier."
"We look forward to the growth and profitability that the combined business will provide, along with new opportunities for our customers, employees and independent representatives," Jay Brown, president and CEO, said in the statement.
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I was very disappointed with my child's stay at Laurie's preschool. My child was not happy there. It ended up being a blessing that Laurie quit on us because we found a better daycare where my child was happy, however, we did not appreciate that she quit on a weekend and we had to find someone in two days. I would not advise anyone to leave their child at the daycare.
My children LOVE Laurie's family day care. It's been such a wonderfull experiance working with someone like Laurie who is loving and caring and works with me tohelp "raise" my kids. She and her family welcomed my children with open arms and worked diligently in helping the kids get ready for school. THANK YOU so much Laurie and staff :)
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DPNA at Re-Opening of Pappa Rich Café Bakery
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Pappa Rich in Old Pasadena has recently changed ownership and is hosting a soft opening on May 11, 2013. Come on by and check out the new menu, new coffee vendor and yummy new buns.
Interesting fact: Pappa Rich is a popular franchise (known at Pappa Roti) in Korea, Australia, and the South Pacific, and our Pasadena location is the first location in the USA!
DPNA will be on site to meet and greet the neighbors and community members.
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Police in Lake County have arrested two modern day Grinches who literally tried to steal Christmas.
Authorities raided an apartment where they found thousands of dollars in stolen goods.
According to police, Marcus McCoy and his girlfriend Tanya White followed UPS trucks, and then stole the packages once they were left on the doorsteps of a home.
Police believe the couple was stealing the presents to fund their drug habit.
"These people will stop at nothing. Holidays mean nothing to them. All they're concerned about is their greed, their money, and their drugs," says Lake County Sheriff Ray Dominguez.
The stolen goods found in the apartment ranged from dolls and jewelry, to televisions and computers.
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Corey Graham Jr. learned his fate from a Palm Beach County Circuit Judge after being found guilty for shooting and killing Belle Glade grocery shore owner Jimmy McMillan in January of 2012: Life in prison, plus 15 years. A jury convicted the former Glades Central High School offensive lineman las ... More >>
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Yesterday we gave you a heads-up on some stats about local guys who've hiked to one of the great peaks in professional sports -- a spot on a Super Bowl roster. Big bragging rights go to Palm Beach County, and specifically Glades Central High School in Belle Glades. Five former Raiders are playing in ... More >>
Corey Graham Sr. tried to do right by the son who bore his name. When Corey Graham Jr. was with his dad in the horse country west of Riviera Beach, he obeyed his curfew and kept his grades up, according to court documents from a custody battle. Corey played offensive lineman on the Glades Central Hi ... More >>
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What's it like to go shopping when your wardrobe consists of long, black robes? Two chic Dubai women took us on a fashion caravan to find out
By Carrie Sloan
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On paper, Muna bin Kalli and Maryam Al Hamly sound like they could be two of your closest friends. Their local shopping ground is the world famous Mall of the Emirates. Al Hamly, 24, is in PR; bin Kalli, 22, is an events coordinator. In their downtime, they like to watch TV and dish about their favorite shows. In fact, bin Kalli is addicted to Desperate Housewives. "It's hilarious," she says. "It's so real. You can relate it to your daily life!" Their daily lives, however, are no Wisteria Lane. Al Hamly and bin Kalli live in Dubai -- one of seven city-states that comprise the United Arab Emirates, a Muslim country situated just east of Saudi Arabia on the Persian Gulf. The events bin Kalli coordinates are for the Dubai Ladies' Club, an organization run by Sheikha Manal bint Mohammed Al Maktoum, the daughter of the ruler of Dubai. As for the mall, besides retail options ranging from H&M to Ralph Lauren, it also boasts an indoor ski slope with actual falling snow, 7,000 parking spaces, and -- well, you've probably never heard of their favorite store: The First Choice, which sells abayas and shailas, the black robes and head-scarves bin Kalli and Al Hamly wear every day.


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Preparing the Lentils: Rinse and pick over the petite french green lentils. In a medium pot cook the lentils in 3 cups of water for 15-20 minutes or until tender, but not mushy. Drain. Preparing the Couscous: In a medium pot bring 6 tablespoons of vegetable or chicken broth and 1 tablespoon olive oil to a boil. Stir in couscous and remove from heat, cover and let stand for 5 minutes. Fluff with a fork to remove any lumps.
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I read with dismay the blame game that is happening with the U.S. budget. The Dems blame the Republicans, and vice versa. The president exacerbates the situation because he has his agenda.
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Congress and the White House are useless. Each side wants to make its power move and gain the upper hand instead of looking out for all Americans. I've written several letters to Virginia's senators and the replies I have received are useless. Our representative says he is trying but, again, nothing is happening. Oh, of course we will be blessed with another useless senator in January.
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The National Research Center for Coal and Energy advances ideas about energy and the environment through the conduct of research, technology transfer, and information dissemination activities.
We are:
- a research center and
- an information clearinghouse
located at one of our nation's leading research institutions serving the citizens of its home state and of the nation—West Virginia University.
We are dedicated to:
securing our nation's energy needs and
protecting our environment
Energy is an economic engine. Economies that are sound are better able to protect the environment. Understanding this, our vision is of a nation with abundant energy and a healthful environment that is economically vibrant.
We create and disseminate knowledge and technologies on:
- the development, delivery, and use of clean, efficient, abundant energy, especially fossil fuel-based energy
- the delivery, use, and protection of water quality and quantity, especially related to mining and industrial applications and for residential use in rural communities
- the protection of air quality through energy conservation and alternative transportation vehicles
- the management of solid waste, especially in industrial applications and in small, rural communities, and
- the reclamation of land affected by mining and industrial applications
Our unique collection of programs makes the NRCCE a valuable marketplace for solutions to America's energy and environmental problems.
We carry out our mission by working with others on campus, within the state, and across the nation. Our partners include:
- WVU research faculty from WVU's Eberly College of Arts and Sciences; Davis College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Consumer Sciences; College of Engineering and Mineral Resources; College of Business and Economics; and others at WVU. These faculty conduct NRCCE-related research at facilities within their respective colleges and departments and at laboratories and facilities located at the NRCCE itself, such as the NRCCE's high bay facility.
- Colleagues at other universities such as The Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, The Pennsylvania State University, University of Kentucky, Auburn University, University of Pittsburgh, and others.
- Colleagues in state, federal, and local community agencies such as the U.S. DOE National Energy Technology Laboratory, and the West Virginia Development Office.
- Colleagues in industry.
We operate through a collection of quasi-independent programs, each having its own specific mission in support of its sponsors. Our programs include:
- U.S. Department of Energy Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research
- Consortium for Fossil Fuel Science
- National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium
- Industries of the Future—West Virginia
- Appalachian Oil and Natural Gas Research Consortium
- Petroleum Technology Transfer Council
- Coal Mine Methane Project
- Center for Advanced Separations Technologies
- West Virginia Water Research Institute and its programs: National Mine Land Reclamation Center, Combustion Byproducts Research Consortium, Appalachian Clean Streams Initiative, Acid Drainage Technology Initiative, State Water Institute, U.S. EPA Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research, National Environmental Education Training Center, Institute for Industrial Decommissioning, Monongahela Basin Mine Pool Project
- National Environmental Services Center
- Richard A. Bajura, Director, National Research Center for Coal and Energy
- Bill Davis, Acting Director, National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium
- Carl Irwin, Director, Industries of the Future - West Virginia
- Gerald Iwan, Director, National Environmental Services Center
- Doug Patchen, Director, Appalachian Oil and Natural Gas Research Consortium and Petroleum Technology Transfer Council
- Frank Saus, Associate Director, Center for Advanced Separation Technologies
- Trina Karolchik Wafle, Associate Director, National Research Center for Coal and Energy
- Paul Ziemkiewicz, Director, West Virginia Water Research Institute
The NRCCE's programs total between $14 million to $16 annually. Program funds are from state, federal, and private sources.
State funding
The NRCCE receives an annual allotment of University state funds, a portion of which allows the NRCCE to provide modest amounts of cost-sharing or seed funds for faculty research typically in the $10,000 to $25,000 range. Faculty who wish to have their projects considered for such funding may first discuss their requests with an NRCCE program manager or the NRCCE director and then submit a written request through their chair and dean to the NRCCE director. A memo including a brief description of the proposed work, amounts of funding being sought from other sources, and the amount requested from NRCCE should be signed by the faculty member, his or her chair, and his or her dean and then submitted to the NRCCE Director's Office.
The NRCCE also uses its University funds to cost share programs coordinated by the NRCCE such as the Consortium for Fossil Fuel Science, the West Virginia Water Research Institute, Industries of the Future-West Virginia, and the DOE EPSCoR programs.
Other sources of state funding for NRCCE activities include the West Virginia Development Office, the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Services Bureau for Public Health, and others.
Federal funding
The majority of NRCCE's funds are from federal sources received through the coordination of large, team-oriented proposals to federal agencies. These agencies include the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Geological Survey, the Office of Surface Mining, the Rural Development Authority, and others. The proposals may include WVU faculty and researchers at other private or public organizations.
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The NRCCE partners with industry on the submission of large, team-oriented proposals in which industry partners may provide "in-kind" cost share funding. Industry sources may also sponsor research activities individually or as part of a larger effort. For example, the NRCCE's Appalachian Oil and Natural Gas Research Consortium received cash contributions for research on the Trenton-Black River gas play from the following companies:
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- Belden & Blake Corporation of North Canton, OH
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- Seneca Resources of Houston, TX
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Working from home has a lot of perks. And since most of our transactions are done at home, even our atm balance checking is done at home (yes, online). This is very convenient if you have a Bancnet account and don't want to go out just to check if your money (salary) has arrived.
Here are the Banks under Bancnet where you could check your atm account online:
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- Asia United Bank
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- PNB (Philippine National Bank)
- Postal Bank
- PSBank
- RCBC Savings Bank
- Robinsons Bank
- Security Bank
- Standard Charter
- Sterling Bank of Asia
First go to http://www.bancnetonline.com. So for example, you have an RCBC Savings Bank account (mind you, RCBC and RCBC Savings are two different accounts). You will just fill in your account details and your pin. Note that the numbers on the pin area are scrambled.
Metrobank and PSBank have their own sites where you can check your balance wherein you need to apply the Metrobankdirect and PSBank Online Banking first in your corresponding bank branches.
I don't work for any of the above banks. I cannot answer your inquiries regarding each of their respective online banking facilities. Kindly contact your local banks for such inquiries.


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OMAHA, Neb. - The Omaha hockey team begins the new year with new rankings in the weekly college hockey polls.
The Mavericks are 15th in the latest poll from USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine and 16th in the poll from USCHO.com. That's down two spots in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll and four spots in the USCHO.com poll. UNO is coming off its first losing sweep of the season, dropping 5-4 and 3-1 decisions at No. 5 Quinnipiac last weekend.
Minnesota reclaimed the top spot in both polls. Notre Dame is second in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll and third in the USCHO.com poll while Boston College is third in the former and second in the latter. New Hampshire is fourth followed by Quinnipiac.
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Diego Rivera
"When she was a teenager in the 1940s, Guadalupe Rivera Marin went to live with her father and stepmother in Coyoacán, in Mexico City, in a house that would become known for its vivid blue color, for its famous occupants and for the parties they would throw.
Her father, of course, was the muralist Diego Rivera, one of the most important Mexican artists of all time, and his wife was painter Frida Kahlo, who achieved worldwide fame mostly after her premature death at age 47. As Marin points out, Kahlo may have orchestrated the meals and gatherings with artistic brilliance, but she didn't cook much (nor did she like cooking)…"
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Dr. Gerry Turcotte became St. Mary's third president and vice-chancellor on July 1, 2011. With impeccable academic credentials and outstanding leadership qualities, Dr. Turcotte will develop a bold and creative vision to take St. Mary's into a new era of growth and development.
Originally from Montreal, Dr. Turcotte spent the past 25 years in Australia in a number of academic and administrative roles, most recently as Associate Provost and Executive Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences at the University of Notre Dame, the only private Catholic university in Australia.
Educational Highlights:
BA (Honours) in English Literature from McGill University
MA in English Literature from the University of Ottawa
PhD in English Literature from the University of Sydney
Awarded Governor General's International Award for Canadian Studies, 2011
Past President of the Australasian Council of Deans of Arts and Social Sciences
Co-editor, The Oxford English Literary History, Oxford University Press, Vol. 12 (forthcoming)
Two-time President of the Association for Canadian Studies in Australia and New Zealand
Secretary of the International Council for Canadian Studies for two terms – the first person in the Asian Pacific to sit on the executive.
Foundation director for the Centre for Canadian-Australian Studies at the University of Wollongong
Raised over $350,000 in grants for major research projects and other research related initiatives, including a five-year corporate partnership with Canadian telecommunications company, Nortel Networks, which funded a speaker's series with David Suzuki, Margaret Atwood, and others.
Shortlisted, The Age Book of the Year, for his novel Flying in Silence
2006 Carrick Award for Outstanding Contribution to Australian University Teaching (Federal Government)
2001 Outstanding Teaching Award, Higher Education. NSW Minister for Education and Training, and Australian College of Education Teaching Award (State Government)
2000 OCTAL/Vice-Chancellor's Award for Outstanding Contribution to Teaching and Learning, University of Wollongong
2004 Winner: New Feature Film Writers Fellowship, Film and Television Office. NSW State Government
2002 "The Language Ghosts." Written and Performed at the Sydney Opera House.
Authored some 200 publications including 15 books. Below are a few of his works:
The novel, Flying in Silence
Four collections of poetry and a multimedia work called Border Crossing: Words and Images
Peripheral Fear: Transformations of the Gothic in Australia and Canada and a co-edited volume entitled Unsettled Remains: Canadian Literature and the Postcolonial Gothic shortlisted for the Gabrielle Roy Prize for Literary Criticism
First collection of the works of the Aboriginal playwright Jack Davis entitled The Maker of History
Canada-Australia: Towards a Second Century of Partnership with Kate Burridge and Lois Foster
Compr(om)ising Postcolonialism(s): Challenging Narratives and Practices with Greg Ratcliffe
Diasporic Spectrality: Minorities and Cultural Assertions in Canada, Australia & Beyond, with Gaetano Rando.
Produced articles, reviews and feature programs for The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald and for ABC Radio respectively and managed the extremely successful Writer's Choice series in Sydney for seven seasons.
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I am looking to buy a Sigma 17-50mm f2.8 EX DC OS HSM - Canon Mount. I am living in Alberta, Canada and looking for the lens in good condition (no damage to body or anything that affects IQ). Looking for all offers! Accepting offers from the states as well...if you are willing to ship here that is. Thanks!


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Rain extinguishes lightning-caused fire while fire engine stuck in mud
Friday, Sept. 6—For the second consecutive day, late-summer thunderstorms buffeted eastern San Diego County with lightning, hail and flood-inducing downpours.
The heat- and humidity-driven squalls began lashing the region's highlands and desert terrain in the early afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
Shortly after 1 p.m., a bolt of lightning set brush ablaze off Montezuma Valley Road near Ranchita. A responding fire engine wound up stuck in mud with other vehicles on county Highway S2 as rainfall extinguished the blaze, which had blackened about an acre.
"It was out before we got there," Cal Fire Capt. Mike Mohler said.
California Highway Patrol closed the washed-out route to traffic until further notice.
The weather service warned that downpours, winds in excess of 60 mph and dangerous lightning strikes were possible into evening in many East County locales, including Campo, Pine Valley, Mount Laguna, Warner Springs, Santa Ysabel, Borrego Springs and other areas along Interstate 8, and state Routes 78 and 79.
The federal agency advised the public to stay indoors during electrical storms and urged motorists to avoid driving over inundated roads and bridges, even if the routes appear to be safe. Most flood-related deaths occur in automobiles, according to the NWS.
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The Board of Supervisors and School Board will have lots to talk about tomorrow during their quarterly meeting.
The boards will gather at 6 p.m. in the board room. They'll discuss:
1. An update on the new stadium at King George High School.
2. Use of the old middle school as an intermediate school.
3. Cost reductions in next year's budget. County departments are being asked to submit budgets with no new increases, and the supervisors want to know if the schools will do the same.
4. Proposed improvements to Potomac Elementary School.
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BU wins opener 11-6 with incredible final at-bat rally, drops nightcap 6-4
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LEXINGTON, Va.—Binghamton baseball completed an improbable comeback to win the opener 11-6 and then dropped the final game of the four-game series, 6-4 at VMI Sunday afternoon. The Bearcats (4-4) plated 10 runs in their final at-bat to seize game 1 but then surrendered a 3-0 lead in game 2 at Gray-Minor Stadium. The teams split the four-game weekend set.
In the opener, BU trailed 6-1 heading into the last frame of the seven-inning game before scoring 10 runs on seven hits. Binghamton registered four straight hits to open the inning and sent 15 men to the plate in all. Sophomore left fielder Jake Thomas, who is off to a torrid start to 2013, collected two hits and three RBI in the inning. Junior center fielder Bill Bereszniewicz had two hits in the inning and junior third baseman Brian Ruby and freshman shortstop David Schanz drove in runs during the rally, which was aided by three VMI errors.
Sophomore reliever Mike Kaufman ended the game with three straight strikeouts in the bottom of the inning, making a winner out of sophomore Jed Lemen, who worked a scoreless eighth.
For the game, Thomas went 2-for-3 with three RBI, Ruby went 2-for-5 with two RBI and Bereszniewicz went 2-for-4 with an RBI.
Junior starter Jack Rogalla allowed four earned runs on six hits over five innings.
In game two, BU led 3-0 after scoring single runs in each of the second, fifth and sixth innings. But VMI rallied with three runs in the bottom of the sixth and after BU moved ahead 4-3 in the top of the seventh, the host Keydets added three more deciding runs in the bottom of the seventh.
Senior first baseman Jordon Smucker and sophomore catcher Nick Pancerella each went 2-for-4 with an RBI. Freshman DH jake Cryts went 2-for-4 and Thomas and sophomore right fielder Zach Blanden added an RBI apiece.
Junior Mike Meleski pitched five shutout innings but didn't get a decision. Meleski struck out six and allowed just four hits.
In the four-game series, Thomas hit 7-of-13 (.538) and drove in seven runs. He has an on-base percentage of .600 through his first eight games of the spring.


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text: To be bluntly honest I've always felt that the people who complain about it being "dominating" and "overpowerd" really mean that it's decreasing their ability to play the game _exactly_ the way they want to, and they resent it cutting into their "fun", and resent having to change their tactics to deal with it. Does it suck to get shot by an archer, of course it does, but it's way cool and more realistic too... Caladin- John wrote: > Ah, but we all know the standard French fighting position. Feet > spread shoulder width apart, Hands and arms raised above their heads. ;o) > > Because we run out of ammo by then silly. > > Iaen > > Paul Thorne wrote: >> Hey, let's not bring the French bashing into this! The French were >> cool, for approx. 0.5 seconds before dropping their stuff and >> running...but that's gotta count for something right? >> >> It's amazing what will get wrapped up in the discussions over >> "safety" when you break down most of the conversations it really >> comes down to gameplay and how they feel CA is overwhelming on the >> battlefield. Of course if CA was so domineering why is it that at >> the end of the ravine battle that it isn't just down to nothing but >> Archers at the end? >> >> >> -JP (disgruntled Frenchman) >> >> Viva la...meh... >> >> On 12/16/08, *Susan McMahill* <sueorintx at hotmail.com >> <mailto:sueorintx at hotmail.com>> wrote: >> >> One thing that I did find rather interesting is that there are a >> number of folks who would like to restrict rate of fire, >> especially from crossbows. This includes outlawing >> 'belly-cocking." As most of the combat crossbowmen and women I >> know do some sort of what I would call 'belly-cocking,' This >> caught my attention. Apparently certain factions believe that >> this causes a crossbowman to be able to reload and fire at an >> 'unacceptable' rate of fire. It has been brought up, however, >> that the rate of fire they have been discussing is historically >> accurate. There hasn't been a lot more said about that. These >> same folks would like to have a restriction in amounts of ammo >> available to archers and crossbows. Boy, wouldn't Henry V have >> loved someone to restrict the number of arrows that his archers >> were able to shoot at Agincourt? Jeeze! Sounds like a bunch of >> disgruntled Frenchmen to me! >> >> Anyway, this onslaught really caught me by surprise as I had just >> joined the SCA Combat Archery list the day all this started. I've >> been getting about 6 digests a day with up to 25 messages per >> digest. A little overwhelming, to say the least. I am hoping it >> slows down a bit. >> >> Sir Kenneth, I was actually thinking of emailing you about all >> this 'stuff'. We have several knights in Ansteorra that are CA >> friendly so I don't think that the issue is that great here. As >> Iaen said, most of this discontent is from the easternmost >> reaches of the Knowne World. Hopefully as more of them become >> aware of the new rules for CA, they can stop running around >> screeching about the sky falling. I guess they live too close to >> Wall Street. >> >> Regards, >> >> Lyneya >> >> >> Well-behaved women Seldom make history - Laurel Thatcher Ulrich >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 18:06:07 -0600 >> From: iaenmor at swbell.net <mailto:iaenmor at swbell.net> >> To: ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org >> <mailto:ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org> >> Subject: Re: [Ansteorra-archery] Newest Attack on CA? >> >> >> Sir Kenneth, as it stands right now I wouldn't worry too much >> about it. Quite a bit of gum flapping by some. Quite a bit of >> insult flying early on and somewhat still. Some really good >> talks about some things. Those are mostly about crowd safety and >> netting on the sidelines. Sir Omarad came on the list and told >> all we can discuss away but any changes would have to go through >> the Kingdom marshalletes and up the chain of command. He made it >> pretty clear any CA changes asked for would have to go through >> the SCAM before anything got to him. >> >> Sir Lyonel has actually been fairly supportive of the CA >> situation. Surprised the hell out of me about that. He is >> mainly wondering why we have such ridiculous rules for the >> archers. You might want to pop him an email and get his stance >> for yourself. I think as far as I can tell he is the only knight >> from Ansteorra that has spoken up in the discussion. There have >> been several others (mostly from the western kingdoms) who have >> spoken up for CA also. Most of the dissenters seem to be from >> the eastern seaboard kingdoms. >> >> That is my view on what has been happening so far. Lots of wind >> and not much else. >> >> Iaen Mor >> >> Ken Theriot wrote: >> >> What information does anyone here have on this? Sir Lyonel >> just posted this to the Chiv list. >> >> >> >> A number of knights in various kingdoms are pressing, lately, >> to ban fibreglass shaft ammunition and allow only 100# >> siloflex bolts and arrows on the battlefield. >> >> >> >> I confess that I don't frequent the SCA-wide lists, so I >> hadn't heard of this until now. Does this have a chance? >> What is driving this? Lyonel put a pool out to our list to >> get the opinion of our chivalry on it asking just one >> question…"do you agree with this?" I don't expect many of >> the Ansteorran chivalry to support such an idiotic (sorry…to >> strong a word?) proposal. I just wanted to find out what >> anyone else might know about it. >> >> >> >> Thanks. >> >> >> >> Kenneth >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> _______________________________________________ >> >> Ansteorra-archery mailing list >> Ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org <mailto:Ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org> >> http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-archery-ansteorra.org >> >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Ansteorra-archery mailing list >> Ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org >> <mailto:Ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org> >> http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-archery-ansteorra.org >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Ansteorra-archery mailing list >> Ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org >> http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-archery-ansteorra.org >> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > Ansteorra-archery mailing list > Ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org > http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-archery-ansteorra.org >


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Canadian prog-rockers Rush have announced a record deal with acclaimed record label, Roadrunner Records, and plans for a live album.
"We have tremendous respect for Roadrunner Records and what Cees Wessels and Jonas Nachsin have built on a worldwide level," said Rush manager Ray Danniels. "After years of Roadrunner pursuing the band, Tom Lipsky presented a deal that worked and the timing was right. We wanted to be at a label focused on the rock genre—and that's Roadrunner."
Lipsky, president of Lipsky Music, LLC., and the person who brokered the Roadrunner deal, had his share of thoughts on signing the band.
"Rush has a tradition of excellence and independence," said Lipsky. "Both in the studio and on the live stage, and they remain as prolific today as at any point in their career. We are excited to be their label partners."
The band's first release through Roadrunner Records will be a live record taken from their Time Machine tour.
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Facing tough weather conditions and a 7-over par round, UO extended its Ka'anapali Classic lead to 21 strokes.
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The No. 2 Oregon men's golf team was firing on all cylinders Friday with a record-breaking 30-under 254 first round.
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Oregon heads to Lahaina, Maui, for its final tournament of the fall at the Ka'anapali Collegiate Classic.
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Oregon jumped 11 spots to No. 3, including five first-place votes, in the recent GCAA Poll.
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Thomas Lim birdied three of the last five holes to claim medalist honors and lead No. 14 Oregon to the team title Tuesday at Colonial Country Club.
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Thomas Lim shot rounds of 66-65 to propel Oregon into the overnight lead Monday at the Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational.