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Vancouver march to commemorate Transgender Day of Remembrance
Tami Starlight says transgender people are "slowly slogging" toward equality in Canada.
The Downtown Eastside activist is the founder and organizer of the annual Vancouver Transgender Day of Remembrance, which will be marked on Saturday (November 20).
Started in San Francisco in 1999, the Transgender Day of Remembrance is an international event that memorializes trans people killed due to hate or prejudice.
"The day is needed to bring attention to the lack of equality rights, health-care access, and just general societal equality for trans people in Canada and around the world," Starlight told the Straight by phone from the Carnegie Community Centre. "With that said, there's all kinds of violence towards trans people, and it's kind of okay by the larger society."
In B.C., Transgender Day of Remembrance events are also scheduled to take place on Saturday in Kamloops, Kelowna, Nelson, and Victoria.
In Vancouver, participants will gather at 5:30 p.m. in front of the Carnegie Community Centre. At 6 p.m., they'll march to Simon Fraser University's Harbour Centre campus. The march will be followed by speakers, a poetry slam, and the showing of a documentary in Room 1800.
Starlight expects between 50 and 100 people to attend.
"Lots of people who show up have a vested interest in supporting trans rights and understanding anti-trans violence, so when they show up they're profoundly impacted," she said. "So, a lot of people are moved to tears, they're moved to action, and they want to mobilize and get involved. That's why this is such an important event on so many levels."
According to Starlight, the event will be kicked off at the Carnegie Community Centre because the city's most marginalized transgender people are found in the Downtown Eastside doing survival sex work.
"They can't get jobs and they have no real health-care access and no housing and on and on and on and on," she said. "They can be evicted. They're wrongfully evicted. They're wrongfully fired. They're wrongfully excluded from all levels of society. So, of course, they turn to sex work, because they have no other choice. Most of them."
Starlight is calling on the public to support a private member's bill that would protect transgender people in Canada from discrimination.
NDP MP Bill Siksay's Bill C-389 would add "gender identity" and "gender expression" to the list of prohibited grounds of discrimination in the Canadian Human Rights Act.
In June, the bill passed second reading in the House of Commons. It's expected to go to third reading in December, but has come under attack from the religious right.
On November 16, Vancouver city council voted unanimously to back Bill C-389 and call on members of Parliament to recognize the legislation as a "necessary measure".
"Basically, that's one of the key components to more equality for trans people across the country, because it's a federal bill and it will cover all provinces and territories," Starlight said. "It basically calls for not only equality and its protection within the Canadian Human Rights Act, but it also calls for hate-crimes provisions within the Criminal Code. So, it's a nice, straightforward bill."
You can follow Stephen Hui on Twitter at twitter.com/stephenhui.
I see it in my minds eye now:
"C'mon people now, smile on your brother everybody get together - try to love one another right now."
This episode scene will go viral - stop the war in Afghanistan and promote peace, love and understanding among all people - no matter their lifestyles.
Hippy boy McCoy
Doing the story helped the event.
I appreciate how well you put this together, asked awesome questions, quoted me exactly and even put on the youtube video our Lisa put together in a hurry.
We shall remember and continue the fight for FULL Societal inclusion, equality rights and healthcare access. To name a few.
And yes, we are all connected and it is each of our responsibility to learn about and celebrate diversity. As well as understand all these oppressions are learned and can be unlearned. Those with ginormous amounts of money, property, unearned privilege want this system of fighting each other to continue. Certainly unfettered capitalism is part of the problem. ......I digress.
Honor our murdered trans family is a privilege and honor for me.
Here is to another fantastically successful event at the Vancouver Transgender Day of Remembrance. (over a 100 people and diverse agenda)
Looking forward to more community organizing for social justice FOR EVERYONE!
Tami Starlight (unceeded coast salish territory/vancouver)


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According to the Centers for Disease Control, during 2000-2004, "An estimated 443,000 persons in the United States died prematurely each year from smoking or exposure to secondhand smoke. During 2001-2004, the average annual smoking-attributable health-care expenditures nationwide were approximately $96 billion. When combined with productivity losses of $97 billion, the total economic burden of smoking is approximately $193 billion per year."
Comparing the health risks of tobacco smoking to the Swine Flu brings out some interesting and thought provoking statistics. According to President Obama's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology on H1N1, "A plausible scenario is that the epidemic could cause between 30,000 and 90,000 deaths in the United States." That puts the comparison of real deaths of 443,000 smokers to a "war games guess" of 30,000 to 90,000 for the H1N1 influenza for which the government recently declared a Health Emergency. That declaration and the shortage of the H1N1 vaccine has caused a panic in the U.S.
No study or statistic has been offered that points to the Swine Flu as being more deadly than tobacco cigarettes in causing death, yet a disproportional effort in preventative measures are currently being channeled to defend against a lower risk health issue. Toxic tobacco smoke contains many additional chemicals, including carbon monoxide and tar which is a sticky substance that accumulates in the lungs, causing lung cancer and respiratory distress. Tobacco is the leading cause of preventable death in the world and is responsible for more than 5 million deaths each year.
What the flu vaccine is to H1N1 as a preventative, the electronic cigarette may be for the tobacco smoker. An electronic cigarette is a futuristic advancement in science that makes it look, feel, and taste like a tobacco cigarette, as the user duplicates the mechanical motions. It expels an almost odorless water vapor that looks like smoke, but isn't. The e cigarettes are battery-powered with a cartridge that typically contains nicotine in various levels (or none), propylene glycol and tobacco flavoring. In their October briefing, Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) in the United Kingdom released a favorable position on electronic cigarettes.
Propylene glycol, the primary ingredient in the electronic cigarette cartridge, may be a powerful deterrent against pneumonia, influenza, and other respiratory diseases when vaporized and inhaled according to a study by Dr. Oswald Hope Robertson. Decades before the e cigarette was invented, a study was conducted by Dr. Robertson of the University of Chicago's Billings Hospital in 1942 on inhalation of vaporized propylene glycol in laboratory mice. A more in-depth article was printed in the 1942 issue of TIME Magazine http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,932876,00.html for November 16th. "Dr. Robertson placed groups of mice in a chamber and sprayed its air first with propylene glycol, then with influenza virus. All the mice lived. Then he sprayed the chamber with virus alone. All the mice died."
The researchers also found that "the propylene glycol itself was a potent germicide. One part of glycol in 2,000,000 parts of air would--within a few seconds--kill concentrations of air-suspended pneumococci, streptococci and other bacteria numbering millions to the cubic foot."
Clinical trials on electronic cigarettes containing propylene glycol were carried out in New Zealand by Dr. Murray Laugeson of Health New Zealand and can be found on the website of SS Choice LLC at http://www.eCigarettesChoice.com under the tab "Media Coverage." Far from posing a threat to our health, the propylene glycol in e cigarettes might just keep us healthy. Further studies should be done on the effects of propylene glycol to determine if it can be used successfully as a virus prevention tool. Wouldn't it be wonderful if the best flu preventative was right under our noses all this time?
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I have been using electronic cigarettes for almost 5 years. The e-liquid I use is 80% propylene glycol and I have not had a cold or the flu for the entire time I've been using e-cigs. I will bookmark this article. Thanks for writing it!
Some people have a slight sensitivity to PG due to it's profound air drying effect and the fact that 90% of people live in a state of mild chronic dehydration. I vape 50/50 propylene glycol/vegetable glycerin because higher PG tends to irritate my throat and sinuses, still haven't been ill other than a little sinus irritation (5% of what I experienced from smoking for 40 years) since I started vaping.
Don't let Big Pharma in on this news! They'll bring in the lobbyists from their "colds and flu" division and a few more hundred million to up the fight! If they become aware that they are not only losing the profits from over-priced, ineffective smoking cessation and cancer drugs but now also flu and pneumonia treatments, they'll lose their minds!
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Mon, Oct 30, 06 at 12:53
Look at the stuff that I made for curbshopped items...
I made these from styrofoam wig heads, a coat hanger and old sheet.
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OMG, Your decorations are awesome!!! And that foot... well, it looks so real!!! |
Excellent!! Now I'm excited to see what you come up with for Christmas! |
- Posted by craftylady-2006(gw:craftylady-2006) onTue, Oct 31, 06 at 1:24
Wow, really spooky cool decorations, are you sure that foot is not real???? Sal |
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OHMYGOODNESS! That is just too cool. WHERE did you get that realistic foot?????????????? Great ideas. |
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The foot came from a neighbor's trash can. They bought it for a Halloween party and then threw it away. |
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Love them! Especially like the realistic paint job you did on the tombstones! Bet the kids love your yard! |
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My costume from last night. I managed to scare several kids as well as a couple of their parents. BOO!!!! |
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WOW ,those are so cool.Like everyone else,i love the foot!!Looks sooooooooooo real. Kathi |
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Best Halloween graveyard I have seen, especially with that foot! Ha ha Bet you did scare a few if you popped up from behind a tombstone with that costume of yours! Great job. Luvs |
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Bike Safety
Dear Editor:
Every elderly person worries about being knocked down by a bike perhaps never to get up. Ms. Zaro is right, there is no enforcement. Among other rules for bicyclers is one that says they must have a bell or horn. No one does. Now how does this grab you? Last week a group of bicyclers passed me on the sidewalk. They were all police.
Patricia Fellman,
Baseball Players
Dear Editor:
I was appalled to hear that the Major League Baseball Association elected Friday to set a date of August 31st as a strike date. My question is what could these players be thinking—do they want to destroy the all-American pasttime? Also, what kind of message are we conveying to our youth? Remember baseball is the game that means the most to my fellow Americans.
The Major League players should take a lesson from the Little League kids from Harlem and that the game is more than money. It is about the game, win or lose. So players, before you strike look into these children's eyes who are saying to you say it isn't so.
Players and Owners—wake up and smell the roses and do the right thing.
Frederick R. Bedell Jr.,
Little Neck
Parking Woes
Dear Editor:
Parking in Kew Gardens (11415) has become quite a problem. Every year a new apartment building (or two) is built where there used to be a private residence (obviously without adequate zoning for parking) and the parking in this area gets worse and worse.
The double-parking situation on 118th Street between Metropolitan and 84th Avenues has reached a peak and the honking of cars starting early in the morning going late into the night I feel has become a quality of life issue. The neighbors on 118th Street and the surrounding area are quite distressed between the constant honking of cars due to double-parking and people being unable to pass these illegally parked cars. At times it is difficult to pass these double-parked cars when there is no one in the vehicles or the vehicles are too large to pass when double-parked.
Since there are two construction sites in Kew Gardens already underway at this time (that I assume cannot be stopped) the only solution I see is to allow parking where there is no allowance at the current time. One solution is the use of 117th Street block from 84th Avenue to Curzon Road. This block is currently a "No Parking Anytime" which of course is wide enough to allow parking on one side of the street.
Although it is a small block and would only alleviate a very small percentage of the parking it may help. Currently I park literally three to four blocks away from my apartment building and with winter coming it would be a kind gesture.
Another solution would be to allow parking on Curzon Road. Right now it is a "no parking anytime" also but there are the usual four to five cars that park there illegally on a daily basis. The reason they do is because they don't get ticketed. They display NYPD printed signs and leave them on their dashboards. I have previously parked in between two of the cars (for less than an hour for fear of getting a ticket) and I was given a ticket where these cars were not.
Tara Santangelo,
Kew Gardens
Stamp Woes
Dear Editor:
Mail returned to me for "postage due" is not just annoying but damaging to my health. The stamp I used has printed on its face "First Class U.S.A." At first I assumed that the Postal Service had blundered, then seeing very small print at the base of the stamp, I ran for my loop and had found it had also printed on it "2000." Evidently this was printed for the benefit of the Postal Service to know the purchase price. I think mine was 34 cents.
Nonetheless, as time passes how many of us will notice the fine print? Of course we could try to memorize the various stamps and purchase price, which would be as difficult as learning a new language. There must be a better way.
It should be noted that the U.S. government no longer honors its own printed material and also enjoys the cover of "fine print."
As a student in the 1940s I was told that U.S. Postage Stamps were worth their stated value until cancelled. If I am wrong I apologize, but the fine print is almost invisible to my aging eyes.
Another gripe is that my letter to the Queens Chronicle was not returned for any additional postage, but cancelled first for a whole new start. If the postal service was trying to be fair, even the automated system could scan for stamp shortage first before canceling the stamp.
Robert Reetz,
Cary, North Carolina
St. John's Problems
Dear Editor:
This is in reply to John DeSimone's letter (August 8th) regarding the "barrage of letters" continuing "ad nauseum" concerning dormitories, garages and "necessary development(?)" of St. John's University. He has the option not to read them.
However, this community has no option but to suffer with the catastrophe that SJU has created. How do "SJU's neighbors miss the point of value involved in having a major university in our midst?" As he puts it, "the university's initial mission was to offer a college education to the children of immigrants at an affordable tuition cost."
He continues to say this mission has grown through the years and universities must grow in order to continue to attract new students. Therefore, goes his logic, dormitories had to be built. Question is: Why didn't SJU build these dorms in the middle of the campus? Away from people's homes.
This so called "Master Plan" had dorms in mind, but not ample parking space. So now SJU dorm students monopolize our streets 24/7. If education is so important, then why is it necessary for SJU to have a football, baseball, softball and currently under construction, a soccer field?
SJU is more like a Gymboree than a college university. There is not enough classroom space throughout the school. If SJU is so dedicated to educating students, why not replace some dorms with classrooms so that there would be ample space for students and local residents?
Also, since the school library is "outdated," a new library would be helpful. Another item DeSimone mentions is that local residents are invited to audit classes, free of charge, as long as there is classroom space available. It seems that he already knows this; however, I think the readers would be interested in this tidbit. He mentions names such as Governors Mario Cuomo, Hugh Carey and Deukmejian and many white collar business people who have graduated from SJU. Yet, how does that justify what SJU has done to the community?
SJU has invaded (yes…read this again) our quality of life. Due to SJU's lack of consideration, we have been deprived of sleep, induced to ill health and community congestion. DeSimone says "letter writers—desist, turn our attention, channel our energies elsewhere." Is he saying our lives are not important? I would like to see him store energy for other matters after not sleeping for days at a time.
When we are able to regain our quality of life, we will gladly channel our energies elsewhere. But I must remind you, these "energies" have been a waste for everyone in this community and the culprit is St. John's University—Gymboree. We are a large committee which writes letters for all affected by St. John's.
Rather than chastising us, DeSimone might consider commending us for our civic minded actions. One final note. This community had a high regard for St. John's, but the way they have disrespected us, we no longer respect them.
William Kalpakis,
Fowley Park?
Dear Editor:
Reading the back issue of the Queens Chronicle dated July 18th, I read the article "Woodside Starts 9/11 Memorial Fund" to erect a plaque with the names of firefighters, residents of Woodside who died in the tragedy. It is to be erected in Doughboy Park at 56th and Woodside Avenues.
The article listed the names to be placed on the plaque and donations to be sent to Catholic War Veterans at 61st Street. I find this campaign very, very disturbing to the point of being angry with due respect to the dead, their loved ones, survivors and everyone involved in this tragedy. I am angry due to the fact that there wasn't anything as above for Ed Fowley in which I've written at the time of his death to many people, etc., suggesting a bust and a plaque to be placed in the park across from K Food at Roosevelt and Woodside Avenues, which turned on deaf ears.
I never was in his circle of friends and knew him as an aide to Walter MacCaffrey in which I've talked with him many times. If ever a man was dedicated to making Woodside a better to place to live, it was Fowley. Countless Woodsiders know better than I the dedication he had for Woodside, most of all the children.
The only dedication he received was a street named after him—Fowley Way. A street that I don't know where it is located and I'm sure no one else does besides people living on it. I feel he deserves a bust and plaque in the park that I call Fowley Park.
I don't know the first thing about campaigning for a bust and plaque along with the park's permission, getting a bronze bust and plaque but I'm sure thinking of looking into it and would need all the help I can get. I'm living in Woodside 47 years, in the same house, and am 72 years old. I am sure other Woodsiders feel as I do. Fowley's dedication should come first then the 9/11 Memorial.
Walter Karlak,
Primary Vote
Dear Editor:
With the memory of 9/11 still with us and the frequent references about the anniversary of 9/11 on the media, I am disappointed and surprised that along with it I hear no mention of the primary election that is taking place on September 10th, one day before the September 11th occasion and which give people who belong to a major party the opportunity to exercise their right to vote and actively participate in our democracy.
If anything should have given people the incentive to participate in the process, I would think it would have been this 9/11 occasion. Getting involved in the process is the best flag waving that anyone can do—not just to vote, but to question, go to town hall meetings, go to debates, question, find out how candidates vote on issues that are of concern to you and try to make what is felt would be the best informed decision.
If you do not like any of the candidates, that is your choice, but find out if there are other candidates running at least in the November election. Find out more about the issues. I think that this is a good way in which to honor all of those who lost their lives. Participate in our democracy. If you don't use it—you lose it.
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There are a few important notes to remember though; while our maximum power is taken in 3DMark06 at the same exact point, we have seen in particular tests the power being drawn as much as 10% more. We test at the exact same stage every time; therefore tests should be very consistent and accurate.
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So while the system might draw 400 watts in our test system, placing it into your own PC with a number of other items, the draw is going to be higher.
Power Draw is indeed up on the Lightning offering which isn't a surprise, as so often we see these Lightning cards shoot to the top of our charts. Overall, though, it's still under 500 Watt and if you're buying a card like this you should already have a decent power supply or be buying a decent one at the same time.


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Dinner at Golden Corral!
Taco Bell and then Birthday Cake !!!
Roast Beef sandwich & some fries.
We had Subway.
Funny, I almost always share a Spicy Italian with DW or get Tuna. Tonight I had the Roast Beef (sans the fries), for the frist time in I don't remember how long.
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"Therapy is an opportunity for you to work on developing how "you want the next chapter of your life to read". I have over twenty years of experience in working with people to help them work through many different problems in their lives, both from their past and/or their present. I work with individuals, couples and families. I also offer group therapy and time limited supportive groups.
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Every town has a boutique that sets the standard for what's cool, and for the past 15 years, this sleek spot has inarguably been the one. It features a huge range of labels, which cover the gamut from Dries Van Noten and Marni to Balmain and L'Wren Scott. Don't miss the boutique's outlet, where everything is 50 to 70 percent off.
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The perfect trip: Norway
The dense fir-and-spruce foliage, blanketed in snow and interspersed with tundra and remote lakes, stretches for more than 60 miles south of Kirkenes, the westernmost extent of the great Taiga forests that reach far into Siberia. Throughout, secluded wooden cabins inhabit the frozen lakeshores and forest clearings, telling in microcosm the story of this once-disputed frontier territory. In the mid-19th century the Norwegian government, eager to colonise with people a terrain it owned in name only, offered free land here to impoverished farmers from the south. In an apt metaphor for Norway's transformation into one of Europe's wealthiest nations, the spartan huts that they built now serve as comfortable country cabins for the well-to-do of Kirkenes.
Although seemingly at odds with the tranquillity of the surroundings, snowmobiles make a visit deep into the valley's heart possible, with stop-offs at some of the cabins en route. Travelling at up to 60 miles an hour, they are a rare combination of exhilaration and solitude: the wind rush of cold night air with the prospect of a glimpse of the northern lights; the sun-kissed snow of twilight; and the ringing silence of the remotest country when the engine is switched off.
A popular perception of snowmobiling as a pursuit restricted to the young is dismissed by Hans Hatle, a former Norwegian army officer who trained British soldiers in winter warfare and who now leads snowmobiling safaris: 'Age is no limitation. Our oldest snowmobiler was 93, and he was an excellent driver. More important than a person's age is to remember to bring your driver's licence, lower your shoulders and have fun.'
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Barents Safari (barentssafari.no) and Radius Kirkenes (radius-kirkenes.com) run three-hour snowmobile safaris starting at £158 per person.
Sami (Karasjok): Best for traditional life
While many in northern Norway explore the wilderness for fun, the Sami, the Arctic north's most enduring human presence, do so as a way of life.
Around 60,000 Sami - approximately half the world's Sami population - live in northern Norway. Although most lead modern lives indistinguishable from non-Sami Norwegians', a few Sami families still inhabit the high country in winter, herding reindeer above the Iešjokha River.
This is the domain of Nils Mikkel Somby, who has taken it upon himself to initiate non-Sami visitors into traditional Sami ways. After collecting them from the main road, he transports his guests in a small, covered sled towed behind his snowmobile up into the rolling hill country and into another world. There, atop hills haired by thin birch forest, are the prodigious antlers of his family's reindeer herd, more than 2,000 strong. They move silhouetted against a land white as white, bathed in gentle light as the sun traces a low arc across the horizon. Here, Nils lets the landscape and the Sami life within it speak for themselves.
Later, he takes his guests to the family's winter home, a teepee-shaped traditional Sami hut or lavvu. While his mother serves a warming reindeer stew, Nils wonders about the Sami's future: 'The modern world needs so much, things like roads and resources from remote places. And with so many distractions for young Sami, it is difficult to keep our culture alive for the next generation. Fifty years from now, I hope that there will still be Sami up here. But I am not so sure.'
And yet, throughout their history, the Sami have always faced down seemingly insurmountable challenges, from a harsh and changing climate to the hostility of non-Sami peoples. Whatever the future may hold, moments spent here with Nils and his family feel like a fleeting gift, a rare opportunity to pick up the unbroken thread to a past stretching back over 2,500 years.
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Hello and welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello, and this is show #194 for the week of October 31, 2010.
An important part of your Walt Disney World vacation experience depends on when you visit the resort, as throughout the year, there are numerous special events spanning a variety of interests and themes. One of the most popular has been the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, now celebrating its 15th year. This week, well recap the event on our roundtable, and discuss and review the event as a whole, as it goes far beyond just sampling foods from around the world in the kiosks in World Showcase. Well talk about some of the other experiences available to guests, our 3rd annual WDW Radio Walkabout, as well as recap the first annual Wine & Dine Half Marathon and post-race party in World Showcase.
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Temple, Texas, Jan 25, 2012 -- Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced that USDA is seeking applications to provide assistance to agricultural producers and rural small businesses to complete a variety of energy efficiency and renewable energy projects. Funding is available from USDA's Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) authorized by the Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008 (Farm Bill).
"Renewable energy development presents an enormous economic opportunity for rural America," said Vilsack. "This funding will assist rural farmers, ranchers and business owners to build renewable energy projects, providing opportunities for new technologies, create green jobs and help America become more energy self-sufficient."
"We're pleased to offer this funding availability to those who are interested in identifying and implementing projects that will conserve energy," said Paco Valentin, Texas State Director of USDA Rural Development. "Projects funded through Rural Development's REAP program reduce our dependence on foreign resources and help America's farmers, ranchers and rural businesses become more energy efficient."
The Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) is designed to help agricultural producers and rural small businesses reduce energy costs and consumption and help meet the Nation's critical energy needs. For 2012, USDA has approximately $25.4 million budget authority available to fund REAP activities, which will support at least $12.5 million in grant and approximately $48.5 million in guaranteed loan program level awards. USDA is accepting the following applications:
§ Renewable energy system and energy efficiency improvement grant applications and combination grant and guaranteed loan applications until March 30, 2012;
§ Renewable energy system and energy efficiency improvement guaranteed loan only applications on a continuous basis up to June 29, 2012;
§ Renewable energy system feasibility study applications through March 30, 2012; and
§ Energy audits and renewable energy development assistance applications through February 21, 2012.
More information on how to apply for funding is available in the January 20, 2012 Federal Register, pages 2948 through 2954, or by viewing http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2012-01-20/pdf/2012-755.pdf
This funding is an example of the many ways that USDA is helping revitalize rural economies to create opportunities for growth and prosperity, support innovative technologies, identify new markets for agricultural producers, and better utilize our nation's natural resources. Projects producing any form of energy; including heat, electricity or fuel may qualify for REAP funding. In addition, funding is available for energy efficiency improvements and studies to determine the feasibility of renewable energy systems.
In 2011, 66 projects totaling over $1.8 million, were funded throughout Texas under the REAP program. This funding was used for projects ranging from installation of solar and wind renewable energy systems, construction of new irrigation systems, upgrades to air conditioning and refrigeration units, and retrofitting poultry houses with more energy efficient equipment.
For more information on the program and to apply for funding, details are available on the USDA Rural Development website, http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/BCP_Reap.html. Applications are submitted to the USDA Renewable Energy Coordinator, Billy Curb, at email@example.com or 254-742-9775.


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Welp, I was banned from Atheism+, so here I am. (self.AgainstAtheismPlus)
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I expressed an opinion on an article that I viewed as over-simplifying a problem and generalizing all white men into a single, derogatory category. I may be misreading the article; my opinion is an opinion to which I openly invite opposition. I am a scientist, and as such, I always want to hear opposing arguments in a concise logical form. I was not hostile in my response. I posed an idea, a critique of the article. Sure, there was a healthy dose of sarcasm, but it was nothing too egregious. Here's the post for which I was banned. http://www.reddit.com/r/atheismplus/comments/1p4fzf/forthetrollylurkersouttheredidyouknow/ It's funny really. A differing opinion gets banned. Nice. Thanks to u/adamwho for reaching out to me and inviting me to join the anti A+ sub.
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced Monday that the New Mexico State men's golf team will be the No. 9 seed in the NCAA Regional tournament at the Colorado National Golf Club in Erie, Colo., May 19-21.
"I think Colorado is a great place for us to be going for regional," head coach Scott Lieberwirth said. "We played at this course earlier in the year and also playing at altitude gives us a small advantage. I fee this a is a good draw for us and having the experience we have I think its sets up well. We still have to go in and play solid golf. I know we are capable of that and if we do we could be on our way to the NCAA Championship tournament."
This is the fourth straight trip to the NCAA Regional Tournament for the Aggies. NM State won its fifth WAC Championship last week, earning a spot at the regional tournament.
The Aggies will send senior Tim Madigan, junior Gaston De La Torre, junior Joon Lee, junior Zachery Fullerton and sophomore Justin Shin to the regional tournament. Madigan, De La Torre and Shin all competed in the 2010 regional tournament.
Joining the Aggies, who just won their fourth straight Western Athletic Conference title, will be the following teams ranked in order:
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Last year at the 2010 NCAA Southwest Regional Tournament, the Aggies finished in seventh place shooting a final round score of 9-over par, 297, finishing the tournament with a three round score of 31-over par, 895. The Aggies' Tim Madigan led the team with a three round score of 4-over par, 220, finishing in a tie for 11th overall. Madigan carded a final round score of 2-over par, 74.
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text: No my loyal readers, this isn't a history lesson about Civil War leadership or even the story of a wise cartoon dog. Instead, this is a football story and commentary on modern culture, altogether appropriate on the eve of the big game. By now, I imagine most of you, football fans or otherwise, have seen the video clip of Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman's post game rant recorded by former Gator Erin Andrews following the Seahawks victory over the 49ers. Now, you might think that I'm going to condemn Sherman, but (surprise) I'm not. Instead, I'm going to defend him (sort of) and try to explain what was happening. Richard Sherman is Seattle's best defender for the league's best defense. He might be the best cornerback in football. If not, he thinks he is which, in his business, is very important. He had just broken up a pass in the corner of the end zone with 22 seconds left in the game which was intercepted by a teammate and sealed Seattle's victory and a trip to the Super Bowl. He was feeling very exuberant which he expressed in Andrews' brief interview. Football is a team sport … with the possible exception of the cornerbacks on defense. The corners are lined up against the opposition's wide receivers. They might get some help every now and then from a safety, but basically, they're on an island, one-on-one, mano-e-mano. Even the wide receivers they're paired against have the advantage of knowing the play. Richard Sherman, just 25 in his third year of professional football, rarely gets any help. He's in a reaction mode and his team depends on him to never let up and shut-down their opponent's best receiver … every play. In the NFC championship game, he was usually paired against Michael Crabtree, San Francisco's best receiver. Had Sherman not defended Colin Kaepernick's pass to Crabtree, San Francisco would have won the game. A cornerback like Richard Sherman is somewhat like a fighter pilot. He might have a wingman or even be in a flight of four jets, but in the end, whether he's rolling in on a target and lining up the enemy in his sights, it's one-on-one, just like a cornerback. How good is he? Is he better than his opponent? You either win … or die. Now, there's something else you should know about Richard Sherman. He might look or sound a little like a thug … but there's much more to this young man. He was born and raised in Compton, Calif. If you know the cities and neighborhoods that make up Los Angeles, you know that Compton is the heart of "the hood." The violent crime rate is really high. For a young black male to grow up in Compton, and not only survive but succeed, is a remarkable achievement. Many of his contemporaries do not. Richard Sherman succeeded, not only as an athlete (football and track), but in the classroom as well. He was an honor student and received an athletic scholarship to Stanford. He was changed from offense to defense and overcame a season- ending knee injury, either of which would be a severe setback for mere mortals. He also starred in the classroom and graduated with a degree in communications (which will probably come in handy as he learns from the Andrews episode). Richard Sherman is always being overlooked. When he was eligible for the NFL draft, he wasn't chosen until the fifth round. Now fifth-rounders are advised to buy roundtrip tickets because they are frequently cut during tryouts, but Richard Sherman never doubted himself, never lost faith in his abilities. Now he's headed for the Super Bowl, the world's premier sports contest. He will defend the left side of Seattle's defense and be paired against the Denver Broncos' best wide receivers, either Demaryius Thomas or Eric Decker. But Denver has several great receivers for Manning's quick passes, and Richard Sherman can only cover one at a time … I think. Now, before you get the wrong idea, I'm pulling for the Denver Broncos. They've been my team for more than forty years. I'm hoping that Peyton Manning has a great game and he throws plenty of passes … away from Richard Sherman's side. Just as we shouldn't judge a book by its cover, we should avoid judging Richard Sherman based on a single, immature rant. I expect there are many chapters to his book, and they are most interesting. Above all, don't ever underestimate Richard Sherman. He is a young man to be reckoned with. Just ask the 49ers. Better yet, ask Michael Crabtree.


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In his retirement, Lucian LaBarba has several projects in the works, including developing television programming focused on showcasing local DFW-area producers and artisans.
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Sticking to an Eating Schedule
The past 24 hours have been my experiment with the neweating schedule Heather came up with for me. And I'm happy to say it's working!
Yesterday afternoon, I had some celery, carrots, and peppers plus tea as a snack at about 4 (Heather suggested fruit and tea, but I had already packed the vegetables). Picked up my daughter, got her home, and had some cheese on GG Crispbread fiber crackers, some of which I shared with her. (Why is it that a toddler can have a perfectly delicious food in front of her, but when you bust out something decidedly less delicious—fiber crackers, say—she's not interested in what she has and only wants to eat what you have? I digress.) I am proud to say that I did not end up slicing endless pieces of cheese off the block and instead, stuck to my 4 thin slices on the crackers. Amazing success, considering I can polish off a block of Cabot Extra Sharp Cheddar in two days!
This morning, I tried bringing breakfast to work instead of eating it at home. I should have had some fruit at home, though, since I had two early meetings before I was able to eat my yogurt. Lesson learned: I need some easy-to-peel fruit in the kitchen for mornings like this (the blood oranges in our fruit basket would've been too messy and taken too long to eat).
Tomorrow, since it's the weekend, should be a little bit of a challenge. My plan is to stick to the basic idea as during the week: Push breakfast a little later (have fruit first thing if I'm starving), and watch that 4PM-8PM window like a hawk so it doesn't become a graze-a-thon.
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Ten celebrity chefs and the foods that should be thrown at them
If you've never read Anthony Bourdain's infamous post on Michael Ruhlman's blog eviscerating Food Network stars and proposing theoretical Iron Chef matches, please do so now. It's one of the funniest bits of food writing out there.
So when I read that Paula Deen got an accidental pork facial during a charity event, I couldn't help but chuckle just a bit at the irony (a ham hits a "ham" -- get it?). I actually don't mind Paula Deen at all. She doesn't seem pretentious and I just think she found a niche and figured out a way to hack out a living doing it. Nonetheless, I propose that the following ten "celebrity" chefs (from the Food Network and elsewhere) receive the appropriate gastronomic projectile hurled at their noggins:
1) Guy Fieri and a 15-inch Mexican spaghetti hoagie.MotorTrend Guy Fieri
In homage of the man who loves to take completely contrasting culinary concepts and smash them together like a bizarre food derby. The impact of the sandwich wouldn't hurt, but the hours required to "desauce" his hair would be sufficient.
2) Rachel Ray and a Christmas-sized Hillshire Farm summer sausage.Rachel Ray
For nothing else than the mark it would leave. I would spend hours practicing my form.
3) Sandra Lee and a can of Spaghetti O's.Sandra Lee a.k.a. The Dark Lord
I got Boudain's back on this. The can is dense and metal, inflicting maximum damage.
4) Rocco DiSpirito and a plate of Mario Batali's "mint love letters with spicy lamb sausage."Rocco and Friend
Just so he knows what Italian food is supposed to taste like.
5) Gordon Ramsay and a Martha Stewart Bundt cake.BusinessWeek Martha Stewart and a stare that could vaporize steel
Because one media whore deserves another.
6) Tyler Florence and a full order of Applebee's baby back ribs.Tyler Florence. This guy is the ultimate something, to be sure
Karma's a bitch, isn't it?
7) Giada De Laurentiis and a milkshake.Giada De Laurentiis - It's your food we're interested in. Really.
If you don't get it, I'll send you a diagram.
8) Wolfgang Puck and a foie gras torchon.Wolfgang Puck Express. Make the bad man stop...
I'd just like for him to remember where he came from. Rumor has it he's a badass French chef and doesn't really need to open "express" versions of his restaurants. Denver used to have a Wolfgang Puck restaurant. Does anyone remember that catastrophe?
9) Guy Fieri and cheddar-stuffed Rocky Mountain oysters.Tom Smart, Deseret News Guy Fieri. At least he drives a cool car.
Just as he gets the hoagie from #1 wiped off of him, he gets walloped with the piping hot oysters to remind him what a "cheesedick" he is. If you don't get this one, you're on your own.
10) Emeril Legasse and a foil-wrapped carnitas burrito from Chipotle.This is really more of a gift if you think about it.
Why? Because he absolutely rapes the pronunciation of the word "chipotle" and pronounces it "chipotay." It twists my nipples something fierce. But I secretly respect the man, so I leave the foil on so he can enjoy the burrito after it catches him upside the noodle.
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