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Kinder Morgan Announces 2013 Financial Expectations
Kinder Morgan today announced its preliminary 2013 projections for Kinder Morgan, Inc. (NYSE: KMI), Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, L.P. (NYSE: KMP), Kinder Morgan Management, LLC (NYSE: KMR) and El Paso Pipeline Partners, L.P. (NYSE: EPB). Chairman and CEO Richard D. Kinder stated, "We anticipate strong growth in 2013 across the Kinder Morgan family of companies. KMI's growth is driven primarily by its ownership of the general partners of KMP and EPB. The majority of our assets resides at KMP and EPB. KMR is financially equivalent to KMP, but does not own any assets. Kinder Morgan primarily owns or operates a diversified portfolio of fee-based energy assets that generate substantial cash flow in virtually all types of market conditions. With our large footprint of midstream assets in North America, we are confident that Kinder Morgan is well positioned for future growth."
KMI expects to declare dividends of $1.57 per share for 2013. This represents a 16 percent increase over KMI's 2012 budget target of $1.35 per share and a 12 percent increase over the $1.40 per share of dividends it expects to declare for 2012. Growth at KMI in 2013 is expected to be driven by continued strong performance at KMP, along with contributions from EPB and the natural gas assets that KMI acquired in the El Paso Corporation transaction.
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So today I weighed myself and I am 185lbs. One month ago I was 177lbs. Three months ago I was 193lbs. I know where I "slipped up" this time, I quit walking when the weather got too cold. I am an outside walker, no treadmill for me. Recently I've invested in good long johns and ear muffs so I am back out there. I do notice excuses starting to appear that weren't there in the beginning. I've got to meet them head on and not let them win! I will overcome these excuses!!! I have a full 7 months until my 40th birthday and I will weigh 140lbs by that day. Yesterday I received my last Christmas present for 2010, The Spark, and I can't put it down. It started motivating me from the second page of the introduction!!
I am starting to feel discouraged. I have been walking since the 2nd week in August. I started out walking 4 days a week for the first 3 weeks then I died down to 3 days a week for about the next 2 - 3 weeks. Presently I have been walking 5 days a week and have just added a second (morning) walk to my schedule. Morning walks are about 20 min (mixed with jogging) and my evening walks are 30-40 min. I have not lost one pound. Ugh. I am not going to give up because I know I can do this but I am getting discouraged. We have quit eating out as we used to do this entirely to much. I have stopped buying processed foods (my husband is occasionally bringing them home). The holidays are coming up and I'd like to see just a little progress to get me through with my head held high!
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Ouuu..spring begins this week!! Yay!!
So, what do your spring menus look like? :)
|Thu, 03-21-2013 - 12:56am
Well, Hugs, I was just determined to get in here no matter how many times I had to log in. Can't help it, I just like it here even with all the problems!! No place is as good as IV.
Pizza sure sounds good!! As long as you don't go crazy and eat half the pie, you'll probably be okay. So, when your dh returns, you can get back on the better stuff again. In the meantime, don't go too crazy and enjoy it!! :)
I only lost 2.6 lbs tonight. ::sigh:: I expected to lose 4 lbs as that's what showed on my scale. I have 6 lbs to lose now by next Tuesday night!! Honestly, I'll be surprised if it really happens. That's an awful lot to lose in one week at this point. I'll give it my best shot!! I was the biggest loser again tonight too though.
B) 2 egg whites
L) tilapia, broccoli
D) chicken, broccoli
Snack) protein bar
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Julie...You, me and Hugs are the only ones posting here now and have been for a long time. Before you returned, it was just me and Hugs. Diana returned once not long ago, but we haven't seen her back again. So, we skip the top folder and just post here and in Random Thoughts in the fun and games folder below. A lot of the boards are in the same sad situation. IV has decided to ruin our boards I guess. We loyal ones are hanging in here hoping one day they will care about us again.
BTW...My last post from last night is out of order now because I went in and did an edit on it.
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Julie..I think you're right, I know I lost more than 2.6 lbs!! It was just a fluke that the scale at TOPS didn't record it right. I am really working extra hard to get these last few lbs off this week. DH and I walked the indoor mall today being that it's too cold out this week for outdoor walking and we'll continue doing this every day except for Sunday when we won't have time. Doing some extra starving with even smaller portions and will do a mini steak day tomorrow, too, to ward off a stall. Using all the tricks I know this week!!
Your menu was okay, not great as you said, but not too bad. Cabbage casserole sounds good, I love cabbage.
My Wednesday....
B) 2 egg whites, cutie
L) tilapia, broccoli
D) tilapia, broccoli
Snack) apple
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|Thu, 03-21-2013 - 8:04am
As for me........ I went from not too bad to not so good at all:( Oh, well. New day to do better! I did ride my bike inside 30 min....
Breakfast: Chia/hemp mix.
Lunch: Big salad.
Dinner: Cold cereal, pc toast w/ pb & J, mini ice cream bar, small bowl of ice cream.
Snacks: Raw nuts, turkey jerky.
|Fri, 03-22-2013 - 1:38am
Julie..Sometimes we just have to give in to our desires. You're right, tomorrow is a new day! You're doing great!
I'm staying strong..we walked the mall again today..very hungry....
B) cutie, 2 egg whites
L) tilapia, green beans
D) tilapia, broccoli
Snack) apple
I forgot I wanted to make this a steak day, will do that tomorrow.
|Fri, 03-22-2013 - 6:39am
Great day for you Donna! Love that you are walking as well.... Good luck with the steak day!
I'm dreaming of warm days on the golf course but all I see is snow.......
So, Thursday didn't go so well here. Maybe I needed one more day to get it all out of my system. Feeling much more motivated today:) craving fish for some reason?? I'm thinking tuna, haddock, and salmon.
Breakfast: Chia/hemp mixture.
Lunch: Fish sandwich, milkshake.
Dinner: Haddock, veggie stir fry.
Snacks: Turkey Jerky, more ice cream:( and a couple pcs of dark choc.
|Fri, 03-22-2013 - 11:03am
Julie...Hope you get to see that golf course, sans snow, very soon! Today we'll walk the mall again and then go bday gifts shopping for my dd1 & dgd. That should be enough exercise for us for today.
I was craving fish, too, and have been eating tilapia for days. I buy large batches at Sams and cook them up all at once in the oven with spices. DH gets one full sized one then I eat the smaller half of each one for lunch and it's larger other half for dinner. Feeds me for several days with a quick warm up when I'm doing the weightloss thing.
Julie..get rid of the ice cream and I don't mean eat it all. ;)
Hugs...Where are you??
|Fri, 03-22-2013 - 4:26pm
I'm here, LOL
Have not had a great week but that's how it goes <g>
Although Thursday & today have been better so we'll see.
Julie & Donna ..
Hope you're both doing well & do well over the weekend.
I think this weather has really gotten to me ::sigh::
All the iv boards are dead Julie as Donna said
I am elsewhere more than here now <wink>
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Energy 2020: The Disruptive Decade?
Tuesday 2nd December 2014, One Birdcage Walk, London, SW1H 9JJ
This year's PRASEG conference, entitled 'Energy 2020: The Disruptive Decade?', explored the transformational changes the UK energy system may undergo over the next decade as a result of the growth of the decentralised and demand side solution sectors. The conference explored what impacts the increased use of these technologies may have on investment, on incumbent energy sector businesses, opportunities for new entrants, and how this may begin to impact on energy policy and regulatory priorities in the next Parliament.
The final conference agenda is available to download here: PRASEG Annual Conference 2014 agenda
A copy of the keynote speech by Amber Rudd MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change can be found here (as written): Amber Rudd MP PRASEG Speech – As written
An event summary will be available here shortly: https://storify.com/praseg/praseg-annual-conference-2014
Speaker presentation are available below:
Previous Events:
PRASEG & WWF-UK Event: The economics of climate change policy: what are the overall costs and benefits of the UK meeting its carbon budgets?
Wednesday 10th September 2014, 17:00 – 19:00, Committe Room 8, House of Commons
In a new landmark report to be published in September, Cambridge Econometrics looks for the first time at the full macro-economic implications of the UK meeting its carbon budgets out to 2030, from impacts on households to impacts on a wide range of industry sectors across the UK economy. This event will debate the report's findings on the impact that meeting the UK's carbon budgets could have for the economy as a whole, GDP growth, job creation, energy bills, Government revenues, energy security and healthcare expenditure.
- Dr Alan Whitehead MP, Labour MP for Southampton Test and PRASEG Chair.
- Professor Paul Ekins, University College London
- The Rt Hon Ed Davey MP, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change
- Mathew Knight, Director of Strategy and Government Affairs, Siemens Energy
- Steven Heath, Director – Public Affairs and Strategy, Knauf Insulation
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16 July 2014
PRASEG Seminar: Early Lessons of the Domestic RHI – What have we learnt in the first 100 days?
The audio recording of this seminar can be found here.
2 July 2014
PRASEG & APPGIE Seminar: The Future of Solar
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7 April 2014
PRASEG & FPEEG Seminar: The Energy Company Obligation – What is the best way forward?
An audio recording can be found here.
4 March 2014
PRASEG & APPMPG seminar: Making Waves – Is the UK on course to deliver a marine energy revolution?
An audio recording of this event can be found here.
26 February 2014
'PRASEG & CHPA seminar – Heat Networks: how to make low carbon affordable heat a reality'
An audio recording of this seminar can be found here.
Tuesday 4 February 2014
PRASEG & APPCCG event – CCSA & TUC Report Launch: The Economic Benefits of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) in the UK
An audio recording of this event can be found here.
12 December 2013
PRASEG & the All-Party Intelligent Energy Group Reception: 'Solar Britain – It's Happening!' sponsored by the Solar Trade Association
Speakers: (Chair) Peter Aldous MP; Rt Hon Gregory Barker MP, Minister of State, DECC; Julie Elliott MP, Shadow Energy Minister; Jonathon Porritt; Patrick Begg, Director of Rural Enterprises, The National Trust; Paul Barwell, CEO, Solar Trade Association; Juliet Davenport, CEO, Good Energy
"Solar power is an exciting and dynamic technology, with costs continuing to fall. It has a key part to play in the UK's energy mix. The coalition is firmly committed to working with industry to drive forward investment in this high growth green sector."
Rt Hon Greg Barker MP, Energy & Climate Change Minister, DECC
In just 3 years UK solar power capacity has expanded to around 2.7 GW, with the UK now in the top markets globally. The UK now has nearly half a million solar-powered homes, around 200,000 solar thermal systems, 300 solar farms and nearly 2000 community solar schemes. Over this period the cost of solar power has fallen faster than any other energy generation technology and the Solar Trade Association (STA) anticipate solar power will soon be the cheapest low-carbon renewable energy source. The Renewable Heat Incentive is about to take off with solar thermal now set for major growth.
Join us to celebrate the growth of solar power and solar thermal at all scales across the UK. Come and speak directly to the industry to hear how solar is supporting what British jobs, green growth, manufacturing and biodiversity. Come and hear how solar is turning the grid on its head and putting power directly into the hands of millions of everyday people and organisations.
Speakers from parliament, industry and the NGO community will set out the benefits of solar for communities, demonstrate best practice in the industry and reinforce the competitive cost of solar compared with other technologies.
10 July 2013
PRASEG Annual Conference 2013: 'Keeping the Lights on: At What Cost?'
Sponsored by Glennmont Partners & DONG Energy
Speakers: Ed Davey MP, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change; Caroline Flint MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change; Lord Deben, Chair, Committee on Climate Change; Laura Sandys MP, PPS to Greg Barker MP, Minister of State at the Department of Energy and Climate Change; Angela Knight, Chief Executive, Energy UK; Nigel Cornwall, Managing Director, Cornwall Energy; Maf Smith, Deputy Chief Executive, RenewableUK; Doug Parr, Chief Scientist, Greenpeace; Peter Dickson, Partner, Glennmont Partners; Jenny Holland, Head of Parliamentary Affairs, Association for the Conservation of Energy; Rachel Cary, Senior Policy Advisor, Green Alliance; Dave Openshaw, Head of Future Networks, UK Power Network; Malcolm Ball, Director, Non-Domestic Energy Efficiency, Green Investment Bank; Keith MacLean, Policy and Research Director, SSE
- An audio recording the conference can be found here
- Photos from the conference can be found here
- Delegates twitter comments from the conference can be found here
24th April 2013
Injecting New Energy into the Market: What role for industrial and commercial energy in EMR? with CHPA
Speakers: Dr Alan Whitehead MP (Chair); Alex Fergusson, Senior Policy Adviser, CBI; Mark Stokes, Managing Director, MITIE; Tim Snaith, Head of Engineering, Energy and Property Efficiency, Boots; Head of Policy and Communications, CHPA.
An audio recording of this seminar is available here. Notes from the seminar are available here.
12 March 2013
Build Up Skills Reception
On March 12 2013 PRASEG hosted the Build Up Skills Roadmap Endorsement reception on the House of Commons Terrace. The event was a great success attended by over 100 stakeholders from across the Build Environment sector.
The full report can be downloaded here
You can give your comments and endorsements for the Build Up Skills Roadmap report here
Photographs from the Build Up Skills Roadmap Endorsement Event can be found here
6 March 2013
PRASEG Seminar – The Energiewende: A close look at Germany's renewable energy revolution
Audio recordings of this event can be found here.
Introduction; Tom Heap; Presenter, Radio 4's Costing the Earth
Rainer Baake; Director, Agora Energiewende
Andreas Kraemer; Director and CEO, Ecologic Institute in Berlin
Dr Alan Whitehead MP; Chair, PRASEG
27 February 2013
PRASEG Seminar: Future energy markets and the role of small players: new routes or no routes?
An excellent summary of this event was written by Cornwall Energy which you can access here.
Report Launch: Delivering Renewable Energy Under Devolution
Speakers: Colin Imrie (Scottish Government), Llywelyn Rhys (RenewableUK Cymru), Gary Connolly (NIRIG), and Volkmar Lauber (Professor of Comparative Politics, University of Salzburg) will be speaking at the event, in addition to the research team: Dr Richard Cowell (Cardiff University), Dr Geraint Ellis (Queen's University, Belfast), Dr David Toke (University of Birmingham) and Professor Peter Strachan (Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen).
More information about this research project can be found here
The full initial findings report and an executive summary can be found here
31st October 2012
PRASEG Annual Conference and Reception
"After EMR: What future for renewable and sustainable energy?"
Conference Summary: part 1 - part 2 - part 3
Laura Sandys MP speech: "We need a consumer-centric energy industry with an "X-box" functioning grid."
Keynote speech by Rt. Hon. Ed Davey MP
Delegate Pack:
- A view from the Chair - Dr Alan Whitehead MP
- DONG Energy Welcome letter by Benj Sykes
- Speaker Biographies
Launch of PRASEG and FPEEG report:
Social Justice in the Low Carbon Transition
The Associate Parliamentary Renewable and Sustainable Energy Group, and the All-Party Parliamentary Fuel Poverty and Energy Efficiency Group convened an inquiry to investigate social justice in the low carbon transition.
The inquiry was chaired by Alan Whitehead MP, Caroline Lucas MP and Laura Sandys MP.
The report is available here.
Terms of Reference available here.
March 2010
Launch of PRASEG report
Renewables and the Grid: access and management
PRASEG convened an inquiry to discuss current issues affecting access to the transmission and distribution network for renewables and other low carbon technologies, and the challenges facing operators when managing the network with an increasingly variable input. The terms of reference and call for evidence were issued on 1 December 2009. Twenty-eight organisations or other experts in the field submitted evidence, and two oral evidence sessions were held: one on 12 January 2010 and the other on 27 January 2010. This work is intended to supplement the current and imminent consultations, including those issued by the Department of Energy and Climate Change, the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee, and Ofgem.
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Capita have stated a problem with Office 2007 several times IIRC.
Has anyone found any problems with SIMS and Office 2007?
Our LEA is insisting that CAPITA advise that O2k7 is incompatible with SIMS (esp Marksheets)
We've been running the 2 together with no problems , then the latest update was applied (7.93) and all hell has broken loose..
Main problems have been with:
FMS, OPTIONS module & Exams module - again our LEA is blaming Office 2007, but im not so sure it is as the problems are happening when there is no interaction between SIMS and Office 2007 - no importing, exporting, etc.
So my Query is - Has anyone else had problem with the 2 apps (before or after the 7.93 update) or know if Capita are actually stating a problem with Ofice 2007?
Capita have stated a problem with Office 2007 several times IIRC.
Interesting - What they said?Originally Posted by localzuk
I don't think we have found many issues at all but we are testing for an August delivery. I tend to agree that problems with FMS/Options are unlikely to be down to Office 2007
Hi Phil
Our LEA are claiming problems with marksheets? though our SLT have run various reports and marksheets with Office 2007 installed.
not sure what the exam module problem was, but installed office 2003 as a precaution so will check that out when i get back on monday.
It is quite possible that there are issues as we really haven't finished testing it all yet. I was just concerned that the FMS issue seemed unlikely to be a 2007 issue and therefore did need following up.
Hi there
We are thinking of rolling out Office 2007 during half term. Are the SIMS/2007 problems now over?
Not been having much problems with O2k7 and SIMS oflate - think it was our LEA that buggered things up before..
As far as i can remember Capita's general advise was that Office 2007 and August upgrade was a bad idea.
Cheers for the incredibly fast reply. I felt that loads of people were having trouble with it initially though, not just one LEA. Glad to hear that you're not having trouble though.
Cheers.Originally Posted by apeo
Do they have an official "it's ok to use Office 2007 from here" date anywhere?
I think the message was quite clear from Capita and all LEAs not to move forward with Vista and office 2007 for the foreseeable future until advised to do so by said advisory teams.
I don't know what all the rush is about? It works well with 2003 and XP.
Right, it's just that we're rebuilding the whole admin domain during half term, and since we have been entitled to use 2007 from last November we thought that that would be a good time to install it.
We'll have to wait I guess.
Thanks for the info.
Cant say I've seen the Roadmap so I really couldnt say when SIMS .NET would be compatible with Vista and Office 2007. It was pretty much 'Dont do it till we tell ya you can' kinda of thing (as bossman says), and as we are not looking at Vista and Office 2007 for the moment i didnt question it. General rule of thumb for me is wait till the first couple of service packs then wait somemore before even considering deploying it.
No, we won't be installing Vista for a few years. No way that the hardware will cope for a long time. Would have been nice to get Office 2007 out there though.
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 20-28.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. One is identified by which of the following:
(a) Jacket.
(b) Weapon.
(c) Name badge.
(d) Tattoo.
2. What is the name of Julia's sister?
(a) Beatrice.
(b) Lucy.
(c) Hannah.
(d) Janet.
3. What is the name of the valley that fascinates Jane?
(a) Navajo.
(b) Monument.
(c) Grand.
(d) Crystal.
4. What is the name of the restaurant's owner?
(a) Anderson.
(b) Ferguson.
(c) Arno.
(d) Marx.
5. What part of the machine is damaged?
(a) Fuel pump.
(b) Battery.
(c) Transmission.
(d) Alternator.
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1. Who questions Willet?
2. One of the other victims was identified by which of the following:
3. What is this character's profession?
4. The woman asks Eagle to help her find ______.
5. How many murder victims are there?
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When Texas financier R. Allen Stanford came to Washington in February 2006 to be feted at a celebratory dinner by a group called the Inter-American Economic Council, a few of his friends were in the crowd. They included lobbyists and such members of Congress as then-Reps. Bob Ney and Michael Oxley, both Ohio Republicans.
At the affair, Stanford received a special leadership award from the council, a business-backed group whose activities included underwriting trips for lawmakers to such countries as Antigua, where the Texan ran the Stanford International Bank.
The award was a way for the council to thank Stanford for his largess the prior year. In 2005, 85 percent of the council's budget of $472,000 came from Stanford and his companies, Barry Featherman, the group's president, told National Journal.
Further, Stanford had provided some of his own private planes to the council, enabling about two dozen congressional Republicans, Democrats and staffers to fly to Antigua on educational and pleasure trips.
But until last month, when the Securities and Exchange Commission charged Stanford's bank with misleading investors in an ongoing $8 billion fraud involving certificates of deposit, the Texan had spent years wooing lawmakers and other influential politicos around the world to help expand his businesses, fend off government regulators and seek tax breaks.
"We were as shocked as anybody," Featherman said of the SEC action. "The allegations are disgraceful." Featherman noted that 2005 was the peak year for Stanford's support of the council. Last year, for instance, Stanford donated about 10 percent of the group's overall budget of $578,000, according to Featherman.
Until several months ago, Stanford was busy wooing friends in Washington, some of whom he tapped for business advice. For example, Oxley, who retired from Congress at the end of 2006, was one of several prominent figures who joined an international advisory board of Houston-based Stanford Financial Group. The group, according to two board members, was set up partly to spur business in overseas markets.
Oxley, who was chairman of the House Financial Services Committee and is now of counsel at Baker Hostetler in Washington (which, sources say, has done some legal work for Stanford), joined the board about six months ago and attended one meeting in New York. He resigned from the board upon learning of the SEC charges, according to sources familiar with the group.
Others on the international advisory board, which typically met twice a year in Washington or New York, included Peter Romero, a former ambassador to Ecuador and a State Department official in the Clinton administration; Lee Brown, a former drug czar under Clinton; Jorge Castaneda, a former foreign minister for Mexico; Luis Giusti, a former Venezuelan oil executive; and Adolf Ogi, who was once president of Switzerland. All resigned from the board around the time of the SEC charges.
Stanford opened an office in Switzerland about a year ago, and much of his business in CDs was in Venezuela, Ecuador and other countries.
"He used people for foreign markets and advice," said one board member who requested anonymity. The board member declined to say how much he received in compensation.
Others politicians were helpful to Stanford in the United States. For instance, Ney, who took one trip to Antigua underwritten by the council, placed a statement in the Congressional Record in September 2005 congratulating Stanford "for his outstanding accomplishments." After not getting any campaign donations from Stanford in 2005, within several weeks of placing the statement Ney received $14,200 from Stanford and his employees, according to the nonprofit group Sunlight Foundation, which tracks money in politics.
Stanford later contributed to a legal defense fund that Ney set up in 2006 when the congressman was being probed for his ties to disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff. Ney was eventually convicted and jailed for 18 months for taking illegal gifts from Abramoff and other lobbyists in return for legislative favors. Among the favors was putting a statement in the Congressional Record that was intended to help Abramoff buy a casino cruise company in 2000.
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VOF Week 1: An Ocean of Ideas
Web 2.0 upends the dynamic of a one-way river of knowledge, flowing from a few individuals who dictate the international discourse. Instead, all thoughts and questions and concerns fill a vast ocean, rolling in every which way. Waves overtake waves, some crash into each other and die out, yet others build for tsunami-sized effect. Crests and falls are determined by participants, who contribute opinions and suggestions. Anyone can be both leader and learner.
The people who will be affected by policies, and the manner in which they are implemented, have a hand in selecting the strongest, most relevant ideas. Create a "free market" of ideas that are discussed and reviewed without bias, and the best, most useful will rise to the top. It is this "top shelf" of suggestions—tested, reviewed, criticized by relevant parties—which have the strength to address complex present-day challenges.
Perhaps most exciting, this process helps create a community and a sense of civic, intellectual engagement. When people are invited to contribute ideas, and help mold a discussion, they become shareholders invested in the community's development. Additionally, outside observers can learn about, learn from, and interact with the communities whose development interests them. It becomes possible to identify areas of interest to be developed further, or points where ignorance or doubt demand attention.
As a journalist focusing on consumption habits in the developed world and the way these impact the environment, I see Web 2.0 as an invaluable tool to help consumers understand the source of the products they buy, and the people who helped produce those goods, who are often of the developing world. Women, who often run households and hold the purse strings of their families, are central to the equation of conscientious consumption. Their impact could be massive, if they begin to purchase items that help other women, help the earth and ultimately help their families.
On the other side of the ether are the as-yet invisible women who contribute, manage and even control the food production process. Yet the face of farming remains masculine. No one knows yet the best ways to evolve consumption into something more earth-friendly and conscientious, but there is no doubt the ever-shortening link between women consumers and women food producers is crucial to re-defining the food chain. Likewise, female farmers need to understand consumers and what trends are dictating marketplace.
Farmers, the ones who would implement new farming techniques, need access to a platform that helps them stay abreast of updates. They are the ones who truly understand the particularities and challenges of their lands. Their experiences should educate decision-makers, as well as women consumers. Farmers, and the overlooked women of that segment, should guide the "official" international debate emanating from institutions, universities, companies and governments. In this way can food production incorporate best practices and findings, and agricultural policies reflect knowledge from the field.
Web 2.0 is critical to such an exchange of ideas and experiences between female food consumers and producers.
Love the analogy
Indeed, PulseWire is such an ocean pulsing with the waves of voices rising up around the world. As you so eloquently noted, "Anyone can be both leader and learner". Thank you for your insights and I look forward to reading of your progress in finding ways to connect farmers directly to consumers.
There is only one river, and we are all in it. Wave your arms, and the ripples will eventually reach me.
— Scott Russell Sanders in Writing from the Center
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It reminds me when I first heard about CNN and thought it would be reporters from those places telling their news from their perspective but it was more their own reporters sharing the stories. You always had to wonder what wasn't being said. It is why I really enjoy this place. Together we can discover how best to use this to empower woman and enlighten the world leaders.
A tsunami of exchange
Hi Manuela,
Your writing is so vivid and moving. Your references to women farmers, factory workers and consumers are so relevant to our world today, especially there in China. I was living in China last year and noticed that all three of these roles were dominated by women. Let's hope that web 2.0 can one day link these women so that they can see their lives overlapping and can work together to improve conditions, economies and the environment so that each can prosper. I look forward to seeing more of your beautiful writing!
Warm regards,


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Hill was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. After graduating from Northeast High School He attended college for two years and then joined the Eastern Basketball League.[2] Publicly, Sonny prides himself and his professional status as "retired", and although he is presently holding such esteemed positions as Executive Advisor to the Philadelphia 76ers, to those who know him best, his true title has always been "inventor."
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This is a confusing ,and very disappointing audiobook.I have listened too hundreds of audiobooks,this is the worst i've heard.the story jumps from year to the next and back again and Again.i could not keep up with the story between so many different charaters and the time frame jumping back and forward. Could'nt wait for it too be over,Don't waste your credits.Sad too say the movie was 10 times better
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i really did'nt understand what the point of story was,
she was good,
I am new to Molly Harper, my first book was Driving Mr. dead.great , this book however just really did'nt do anything for me.
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By Mark Klimaszewski: There isnt much to get excited about in the early days of 2011; Timothy Bradley vs Devon Alexander and Fernando Montiel vs Nonito Donaire are two that spring to mind, initially. A few other fights that are 90% done deals but dont exactly stir up much enthusiasm are Manny Pacquiao vs Shane Mosley (in May) and Juan Manuel Marquez vs Erik Morales (possibly in April).
Both fights are seen as mismatches that are driven more by politics rather than to actually please the paying fans. Lets take a look at both fights and weigh up the positive and negative in each. After all, we as fans soon get over the initial disappointment when such fights are first announced and eventually accept what we are given. Without too many fights to look forward to (obviously this will change as the year goes on) we may as well try and make the most of what is on offer.
Pacquiao vs. Mosley
Almost everybody protested against this fight when Bob Arum first banded around Mosleys name as a possible opponent for Manny in 2011. And for good reason. But it just goes to show how little respect fight promoters actually have for the paying fans when such protests are completely ignored and the fight gets made anyway. I dont know anyone that endorsed this fight, certainly from a fans perspective. Most experts were vocal against it happening. Surely, anyone with half a brain and a good eye for boxing couldnt see the logic in it.
Still, Bob Arum knows best and it gets signed. Whats even more disturbing is that, despite all the controversy, fans will flock in droves to see it live and pay a fortune to watch the broadcast via Pay Per View. And I will be one of the guilty parties, because as I said above; we soon get over our initial misgivings and accept what is frankly unacceptable.
OK then, onto the fight itself. Some people appear to be rationalising this match up using the classic styles make fights adage, but what can Mosley actually bring to the table? Its no secret that he hasnt really earned the right to fight the P4P #1. Lets quickly look at his two prior performances.
The showing against Mayweather was particularly frustrating to watch. Finding success with his hard right hand in round 2, Sugar Shane looked to be on his way to a massive upset and possibly handing Floyd his first defeat. But it was not to be.
For reasons unknown to me (and reasons undisclosed by Mosley in post fight interviews) he simply clammed up and refused to follow through with anything. This enabled Mayweather to regain composure and alas the total momentum of the fight. Shane danced, jigged and feinted alot but failed to actually throw anything meaningful for the remaining 10 rounds and was completely outboxed by the superb Mayweather. It was a masterclass by Money and a disaster on the part of Mosley.
In Shanes next outing against Sergio Mora, his dire performance against an opponent who is hard to look good against anyway, resulted in the assumption that Mosley is shot.
A draw in a poor fight (that many had Mora winning) after the one sided loss to Mayweather was enough for people to write Sugar Shane off. But in the hard-to-figure-out world of boxing politics, this apparently was adequate to win a shot against the formidable Pac-man.
Undefeated WBC Welterweight champ Andre Berto was considered by alot of fight fans as the most legitimate opponent for Pacquiao. In all likelihood that fight would probably be one sided too. But at least there is the sense of genuine danger against a young, unbeaten lion. And it would be a more credible win for Pac-man; a great one for his latter career resume.
Its hard to imagine Mosley having enough to beat Pacquiao. Sure, his power is still there- as witnessed when he stunned Floyd with that right hand- but will he land it effectively? Manny isnt that hard to hit, so in the early rounds Shane may be able to stun Pacquiao. The danger of getting sparked is there for anyone ready to mix it up with Mosley. But as much as the styles of these two might go well together, does the Mosley of 2011 really have the same combat effectiveness that his style presented several years ago? Wishful thinking has many fans predicting fireworks on May 7th, but the probability of a one sided beating is pretty high. Can Pacquiao be the first to stop Mosley? Who knows? Its just a shame that now we will have months of debate and anticipation for what is essentially an unacceptable match up.
Marquez vs. Morales
If youd have seen these two names together several years ago it would have got a huge reception from the fans. Morales is one of the greatest Mexican warriors to lace up the gloves and Marquez is up on the same plateau with him. Both have given so much to the sport with a good number of fights of the year (or candidates for fight of the year) between them.
Without a doubt, two of the most exciting pugilists in the last decade of boxing and future Hall of Famers, the word legendary is entirely appropriate for both men.
But, its now the year 2011 and this fight is announced? Its hard not to feel disappointed. Morales looked definitively shot in his third and final outing against Manny Pacquiao back in 2006. Giving a great, almost swan-song like performance when he first defeated Pac-man in 2005, then suffering his first knockout in the 2006 rematch, the rubber match was only going to go one way. Who can forget that utterly defeated look Morales gave to his corner when he sat on the canvas and allowed the ref to count him out?
It was the look of someone who realised they were done and just wanted to be over with it. Fast forward to 2010 and El Terrible makes a solid but unspectacular comeback. Flashes of his old brilliance were there against undeniably sub-par opposition (relative to his former greatness of course), and have paved the way for this long awaited, but poorly timed match-up.
Marquez has looked excellent recently and is still top 3 pound for pound material at the battle-worn age of 37. Which is where this fight becomes an issue. With several dangerous opponents lurking in the sidelines for Dinamita, it is seen as a cynical money making ploy to exploit the younger but more worn Morales. With still unconquered foes in the lightweight division of which he is the lineal champion, it seems we are being cheated by this mismatch. Its hard to complain when both men have earned the right to take it easy in the twilight years of their career. After all, when theyve fought through as many gruelling battles as they have for our entertainment, who can deny them a big payday to fight each other at this late stage?
Wishful thinking again; some fans believe Morales will dig into the tank for one last gutsy performance and at least give a competitive fight against his fellow countryman. Most people believe though, realistically, Marquez has too much skill for the aged Morales and will outbox him to a comfortable win, maybe a late stoppage. The style match up of these two greats on paper is brilliant......about 5 or 6 years ago. Now its just another unacceptable fight that we will all end up exchanging views and opinions over in the lead up to it.
Both the above fights have the slim potential to be good battles. After all, anything is possible in boxing. But, the realistic facts of the match-ups will keep us grounded until fight night, where we will watch and hope for the unexpected, once again praying that our beloved sport can surprise us and justify the money we will no doubt part with en route to seeing these fights.
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Let sit overnight? Cooked grains require time and temperature control for safety. Cooked grains should be cooled in a refrigerator for safety.
This was a boring, bland and wet mess. Maybe dried apricots just don't work, but it was bland, soupy, and unappetizing. I tried adding more seasoning, but there is only so much doctoring you can do before calling it a learned lesson. I like all these ingredients, but this was the wrong vehicle for me.
Didn't have cardamom, so doubled the cinnamon - thought it had nice flavor. Only used 1/2 teaspoon of salt, but thought it was unnecessary - almost seemed a tad salty (note: I live in a low-sodium household). Added maple syrup to the kids' servings, but also found it unnecessary as I thought the dried craisins & raisins already provided the right hint of sweetness. Had no issues with consistency someone else mentioned - I boiled and then simmered for 20-25 minutes. Reminded me of a Chinese sweet sticky rice dessert - babao fan (8-treasure rice).
Followed this recipe only reducing salt. I love the ease of letting it sit overnight. Yes, it is a little runny, but a a healthy alternative to all the other boring oatmeals, etc. Love something different!
I love mixed grains for breakfast, and I usually love Bon Appetit recipes so I was surprised this is such a mess. I used 3/4 t of salt and less cardamom than called for and felt both spices were still too much. The dried fruit was basically reconstituted with salty cardamom water and gross. Want to make it better? Use just a pinch of salt and a little cinnamon while its cooking, maybe some milk or almond milk in place of some of the water, and add your fruit/milk/sweetener when it's done.
i really want to like this recipe. i like quinoa. i really like oats. dried fruit. low fat. make it the night before, reheat in microwave, etc. these are all great things. i used dried apricots, dried cranberries, and sliced almonds. took a spoonful. hmmm..ok, not great. i added a scant teaspoon of brown sugar. that was much better. i will make it again because it's so healthy. i'm going to add some crystallized ginger to add a zing.
Followed the over-night recipe - easy-peasy. For me, I agree w/ other reviewers - the 1/4 tsp cardamom was overwhelming, even though I generally like it and doubled the cinnamon. Will stick w/ cinnamon alone in future. Also, the cereal was a bit soupy for my taste, so next time I'll adjust cereal-to-water ratio. Doesn't need any additional sweetener - dried fruit takes care of that. Nice recipe!
Loved it! Followed the recipe except for: (1) ditched the raisins (don't like 'em) and (2) mistakenly doubled the cardamom. Reheats beautifully through out the week. Great mouth feel. And quinoa amps the protein. Mmmm!
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So the news everyone is talking about is the decision by Sony Corp's (ADR) (NYSE:SNE) movie studio to pull the plug on "The Interview" -- the Seth Rogen flick about the assassination of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un -- following anonymous threats. Of course, this comes just days after Sony Pictures Entertainment balked at the notion of canceling the film.
The movie has been an incredible source of controversy -- which the filmmakers likely understood during production, considering they reportedly consulted the U.S. State Department about the movie's final scene, featuring Kim's fiery death. Of course, it comes as little surprise in this digital age that the controversial scene has hit the Internet, despite the best efforts of hackers to suppress the movie in toto. Even less surprising -- government officials have confirmed that North Korea was "centrally involved" in the cyberattack.
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1A pole supporting a tent.
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- Dressed just in pyjamas, they attempted to secure the tent in a howling gale, only to discover a tent pole had broken.
- There's a slab of concrete where the tent pole goes in.
- Lounging against barriers erected for crowd control, they offered unsolicited advice to frazzled young ladies tangled in a complex mass of tent poles.
2 [usually as modifier] informal , chiefly US A movie that is expected to be very successful and therefore able to fund a range of related products or movies: tent-pole movies can run to three hundred million or more in total costs
More example sentences
- Yes, Ang Lee is directing a summer tent pole.
- Director Alejandro Agresti and his team are hereby remanded from making any studio tent pole pictures with budgets greater than $25 million.
- I see it as a tent pole for summer 2003.
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