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I watched a gardening show last night on DIY about growing tomatillos. I started a new garden spot last year and apparently there was weed there that's fruit looks amazingly like a tomatillo in the early stages. I plowed 'em under--BAD MISTAKE...This year I had more than my share. Anybody have any idea what it is? This thing goes CRAZY. If you don't pull and toss,(easy as they are shallow rooted) you have thousands to come back. As bad as red root pigweed. |
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- Posted by Wayne_Georgia North Georgia (My Page) on Wed, Sep 21, 05 at 20:24
I think you're right. I didn't know you could eat them. So far I've not let any get ripe. I may try one and see what it tastes like. I'll try to get a positive ID since some may be toxic. Thanks Jeff. |
If they have thorns they taste like CACA. |
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PLEASE don't eat them until you check with your extension service and make sure it's not one of the poisonous varieties! |
- Posted by Wayne_Georgia North Georgia (My Page) on Mon, Sep 26, 05 at 23:52
Thanks for the concern bruggirl100, Don't worry I won't eat 'em. I think if at least SOME are poison, that's says to me...leave 'em alone. Hey Vroomp, These don't have thorns, but what is CACA? |
- Posted by TheCaretaker z7b S. Cobb,GA (My Page) on Thu, Sep 29, 05 at 13:59
Well, according to one website for baby names: Meaning and origin of Caca Ethnic Origin: Meaning: Popularity Ranking: Numerology: |
caca is slange for poop |
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If you have ever been arrested for a drunk driving offense, or other related alcohol offense, you are probably all too aware of how hefty the fines, fees and penalties are. States are really taking drunk driving seriously, and imposing tougher laws and more penalties. Each state has its own laws regarding drunk driving, and they can vary greatly. There are various degrees of drunken driving penalties, depending upon the situation, the amount of alcohol in the blood and the prior record of the individual. Start by getting a Lawyer / Defense Attorney to handle you case.


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Surgery FAQs
- Where do I check in?
- How long is my outpatient surgery going to take?
- Should I take any of my medications before surgery?
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- When should I arrive at the hospital on the day of surgery?
- Why do I have to come to the hospital so early before my surgery time?
- Can I bathe, brush my teeth, and wear make-up and body piercings?
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- May my loved one stay with me?
- Can I have anything to eat or drink before my surgery?
- How will my pain be managed during my stay and when I go home?
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You will check in either at the west Admitting/Registration Desk (ER entrance) at Sanford Bemidji Medical Center, or at the second floor reception desk at the Same Day Surgery Center. Visit Maps, Directions & Parking if you are not familiar with our location.
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How long is my outpatient surgery going to take?
Times vary depending on the time that it takes to do the procedure and how well you recover from the initial effects of your surgery. The average time that you will be at the hospital is about 4-5 hours.
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Should I take any of my medications before surgery?
You will receive a call before your surgery from our pre-anesthesia screening nurses, who will review your medications with you. They will instruct you about which medications need to be taken. These should be taken only with a small amount of water. Ask your doctor about all your medications and which ones you should take. If you are taking any aspirin products, blood thinners (such as Coumadin, Lovenox, Plavix, Advil, Motrin, Aleve, or Vitamin E) tell your physician because these may need to be stopped before your surgery.
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Do I need to complete paperwork when I arrive at the hospital?
Yes, when you arrive at the hospital the admissions staff will register you. They will need a copy of your insurance card(s) and will ask you to sign some forms.
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When should I arrive at the hospital on the day of surgery?
The pre-anesthesia screening nurse will instruct you about when to arrive and where.
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Why do I have to come to the hospital so early before my surgery time?
The admission process takes about 1-2 hours and includes:
- Registering at the west entrance admitting desk.
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- Making sure your medication list is up to date and correct.
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- Providing you education about your surgery.
- Speaking to an anesthesiologist regarding your anesthesia needs (medication to take away the feeling of pain or to put you to sleep).
- Visiting with the surgeon before your procedure to answer any questions and to mark the site of your surgery.
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Can I bathe, brush my teeth, and wear make-up and body piercings?
You may bathe or shower (use antibacterial soap) and brush your teeth before coming to the hospital. It is advised that you limit make-up and remove all body piercing and jewelry.
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Why do I have to remove all my body piercing and jewelry?
- Some of the equipment used during surgery reacts to metal and may burn or shock you.
- When we move you to the surgical table jewelry can get caught or snagged on the sheets which could cause injury or slipping.
- During surgery you are often given a large amount of fluids through your IV. This can cause swelling. If a ring is left on, this can cause tightness and damage to your fingers and toes.
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May my loved one stay with me?
Yes. Our rooms are small but one family member can stay with you until we begin preparing you for surgery. When we prepare you for surgery your family member may be asked to wait in our waiting room.
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Can I have anything to eat or drink before my surgery?
No. Eat a light dinner the evening before your surgery and do not drink alcoholic beverages. DO NOT eat or drink anything including water, chewing gum, or mints after midnight the night before your surgery, or as instructed by your physician or the pre-anesthesia screening nurse.
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How will my pain be managed during my stay and when I go home?
- Your admission nurse will teach you about the pain scale that all the nurses and doctors will use to assess your pain.
- During your stay most of your pain medication will be given through your IV (a tube that feeds you through your vein). This is a quick way to relieve your pain and make you as comfortable as possible.
- As you prepare to leave the hospital and the outpatient surgery unit, your doctor may have prescribed an oral pain medication (to be swallowed). Depending on your pain, the nurse may give you this medication before your leave. Oral pain medications usually last longer and will help control your pain.
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Can I drive after my surgery?
No. You will be given medications during your surgery that can have a lasting effect on your judgment or decision making abilities and your ability to react quickly. Driving could place you and others in danger of harm. Make arrangements to get a ride home after your surgery with a responsible adult. Buses and taxis are NOT acceptable. You are not allowed to drive the day of surgery or until you have clearance from your doctor.
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When will I see my loved one after surgery?
- Depending on your procedure and the type of anesthesia medication used, you may need to go to the recovery room. Most recoveries last about 45 minutes to 1 hour. Visitors will be restricted at this time, but your nurse will keep them informed.
- If you wish, your surgeon will talk with your family immediately after your procedure.
- After you have recovered, you will be moved back to either your outpatient room or you will be transported to your inpatient room on the hospital's second floor.
- Family should check in with the surgery volunteer. They can assist your family with refreshments and information. The nurse will communicate through the volunteer when you are moved to your room.
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Do I need pre-testing done prior to my scheduled surgery date?
If your physician has ordered specific pre-surgery tests, you are encouraged to get them done BEFORE your surgery. These tests usually include blood test, urine test, EKG, and/or chest X-ray if your doctor requires them. This will help minimize any delays or postponements. Check with your doctor to see if this applies to you.
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How should I prepare for my visit?
- Pack your sleepwear, footwear, and other personal items you may need if you are staying overnight.
- Plan to leave any valuables such as jewelry, purses, cell phones, and wallets home.
- Know your co-pays, deductibles, and co-insurances. Check with your health insurance company to understand the portion you will need to pay and be prepared to pay that prior to or the day of surgery.
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What do I need to bring the day of surgery?
- Bring a complete list of all medications you are taking, including over the counter medications and herbal supplements: My Medicine List . You may take any required medications the day of surgery as advised by your physician or the pre-anesthesia screening nurse.
- Bring a case for glasses, contacts, and/or dentures.
- Please bring your insurance card.
- If you are staying overnight, please bring any items that will make your stay comfortable, including any personal hygiene items you may need.
- Any laboratory tests and/or X-rays you obtained from another facility.
- If a minor is having surgery and you are not the parents of the patient, you must bring documentation of legal guardianship.
- Any Advance Directive (Living Will, Power of Attorney etc.) you may have.
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Who do I contact if I need to cancel my surgery?
If you need to cancel surgery please notify your physician and the hospital as soon as possible.
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If you develop a cold, persistent cough, sore throat, fever, or other illnesses within two days of surgery, please notify your physician.
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My child is scheduled for surgery and has a cold. Should we cancel?
A child who has nasal congestion, sneezing, or a dry cough may undergo surgery safely in nearly all cases. However, the final decision lies with the anesthesiologist. As a general rule, a child who is too ill to go to school is likely to benefit from delaying surgery.
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When State Representative Tom Craddick was 25 years old, he decided to seek office in the Texas House of Representatives as a Republican from his hometown of Midland. At the time, Texas was a one-party state, and many, incuding his father, thought him foolhardy. But Craddick proved his father and many others wrong, and was elected as one of only nine Republicans in the 150-seat House.Â
His tenure has been characterized by landmark events. His initial years at the Capitol were focused on revitalizing the Texas GOP, but in 1971 he gained respect from both sides when he joined a bipartisan group of reformists dubbed "The Dirty 30" that was pushing for changes in House Ethics. On January 11, 2003 he made state history when, subsequent to his 34-year tenure in the Texas House of Representatives, he became the first Republican Speaker-after helping gain the Republican Majority in the House-for the first time in more than 130 years. Craddick served as speaker from January 2003 - January 2009. During that time, Texas went from a $10 billion budget shortfall to a $10 billion budget surplus. The legislature passed landmark tort reform which reduced frivolous lawsuits and reversed skyrocketing medical liability insurance costs, resulting in more doctors moving to Texas and expanding access to care. The legislature also passed the largest property tax cut in Texas history under Speaker Craddick's watch, and reformed a school finance system that had been ruled unconstitutional by the Texas Supreme Court.Â
Craddick holds both a Bachelor of Business Administration and a Master of Business Administration from Texas Tech University. Craddick married the former Nadine Nayfa, a native of Sweetwater, in 1969. They have two children, Christi and Thomas Russell, Jr. and two grandchildren Tripp and Claire.
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Under the leadership of Speaker Tom Craddick, the Texas Legislature was able to balance a deficit of $7.4 billion without raising taxes. Speaker Craddick's leadership helped move Texas away from the path of perennially increasing spending while ensuring that the state was able to fulfill its core responsibilites to citizens.


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The Cleveland West 9-year-old All-Stars won the Dixie Youth 9-year-old District 1 Baseball Tournament, while the Cleveland West 10-year-old All-Stars won the Dixie Youth 10-year-old District 1 Baseball Tournament.
In the 9-year-old tournament, Cleveland West defeated Cleveland East 10-5 and turned around and defeated Washington Co. 16-13 in a barnburner for the championship.
Cleveland West actually trailed 3-0 after the first inning to Washington and then again 10-9. The Cleveland 9-year-olds battled hard with every pitch and every at-bat to end the night with the district title in their possession.
"I was so proud," Cleveland West head coach John Cox said. "They just played so hard. That's a group of kids that until a couple of weeks ago had never played together. That Washington County team was good. Our kids came back, and you can tell they enjoyed playing."
Jake Smith, Colin Russell and Patrick Hayze Bramuchi anchored the pitching through the whole tournament. The entire team contributed in some capacity in the title game against Washington County. Cleveland went 3-0 in the tournament.
In the 10-year-old tournament, the Cleveland West 10s defeated Washington County A 8-5 and ran over Indianola in the title game 16-1.
"I think our pitching in the end helped out," Cleveland West 10s head coach Jason Harris said. "In the first game, we were down 3-0. We bounced back and got a lead and held on to it. The kids were fired up for the second game and stayed fired up."
Parker Harris, Jack Cartwright and Jacob Henley pitched in the first game, while Spencer Horton pitched in the finale against Indianola. The offense for Cleveland West was a total team effort.
Cleveland West posted a perfect 5-0 record in the tournament by outscoring is opponents 62-30.
The Cleveland West 9s will advance to the 9-year-old State Tournament in Magee, which will start on Friday. The Cleveland West 10 s will advance to the AAA (10-year-old) State Tournament in Mendenhall and will take on the St. Martin All-Stars on July 18.


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Microsoft lifts the lid on a remake for its much-celebrated Xbox title.
Microsoft has confirmed a remastered version of its classic Halo: Combat Evolved.
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The only mixed lima I presently grow is "Hopi Pole", which I believe is close to the original unsegregated version. I've considered growing the "Lynch Butterbean", it has some beautiful color combinations... but I only grow two limas per year, and this year's varieties are already planned. |
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Temple Beth El's 15th annual comparative religion series, "One God? Yours or Mine" is designed "to promote understanding and a sense of community," said Gene Meyers, co-chairman of the program.
The series looks at the concept of god as seen through the eyes of seven religion and education leaders in Mecklenburg County. At the six-week series, the speakers represented the following groups: Temple Beth El, Charlotte Torah Center, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Muslim American Society of Charlotte, Myers Park First United Methodist Church, Saint Peter's Catholic Church and the Department of Religious Studies, UNC Charlotte.The series is lay driven, with members of Temple Beth El and the Charlotte community making up a committee of 16 people. For the past two years, Meyers and Sidney Sussman have co-chaired the committee.Sussman has been the motivational force behind the series since its beginning 15 years ago. He started the series with Rabbi James Bennett who was the Rabbi at Temple Beth El at the time. Sussman's leadership, enthusiasm and lifelong interest in diversity have helped create a lasting program. The series has evolved into an organized and meaningful event, with past topics that included music and ethics of our faiths, sacred sites and timely topics, religious leaders, sex, women and religion with speakers that represented the diverse religious population in the Charlotte area. Past speakers have spoken about Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Orthodox Judaism, Lutheranism, Unitarianism, Catholicism, Baha'i, Coptic Christian, Jehovah Witness, Baptist, Moravian Church, Quakers and Sikhism.The series committee consists of a volunteer representative from the Baptist, Unitarian and Islamic communities with the remaining members from the Jewish community.The series is self-supporting with requests for contributions made at each session.This year the series began Jan. 10 and continues until Feb. 14. Over-flowing crowds of people from multiple religions and faiths have packed the sanctuary at Beth El.Marcia Rogers, a repeat follower of the series, said, "(It's a) great opportunity to learn about different religions in an atmosphere that is open to honest communication."There is still time to attend the final session. On Feb. 14, Marcy Braverman Goldstein, Ph.D., Department of Religious Studies, UNC, speaks on the Hindu perspective.Wednesday, Feb. 08, 2012
Series looks at God from many religious groups
Last lecture is set for Feb. 14
The series is free.
Time: 7- 9 p.m. at Temple Beth El in Shalom Park, 5101 Providence Road, Charlotte, NC 28226.
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Read moreI'm literally on my hands and knees scrubbing our kitchen tiles. It's my husband's birthday today: June 18th. I'm listening to him put an IKEA shelf together with the children in the other room. What a way to spend your birthday, I think. Hey honey! Let's clean the house!
The thing is, this is how we roll. We don't have a cleaning person so if the kitchen is going to get presentable, I'll be the one to do it. We don't have lawn boys to do our yard work for us so if the weeds are going to be pulled, it will be our family pulling them. We have a lot, and I'm not even being dramatic here, a lot of work to do on our old 1963 "well loved" velveteen-rabbit of a house. And if it's going to be done, we'll be... Read more
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I used them on the rear paws of my boy cat when he had a skin problems and was scratching himself raw. They worked very well and were easy to put on. He was 14 at the time, and never having had anything like that on him, I thought he might react negatively- but he didn't even seem to notice he had them on. They come in great colors, but as I was warned, it's best to start with the clear ones because you can see what you are doing a little better (especially the amount of glue you are using). The other warnings I've heard are about possible infections growing beneath them, and also that some cats don't shed their claw sheaths as frequently as they should, so you should check the cat's feet regularly and make sure everything is safe and sound. |
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Fracking meeting in Souris
Don't Frack PEI is presenting an information session Monday, January 19th, from 7 pm to 9 pm at Souris Ski Lodge, Route 305, Souris. The session is open to all who have an interest in learning more about, and taking action around, hydraulic fracturing (fracking) for natural gas. We will explore what has recently happened in other provinces, and the threat that fracking poses to PEI.
Souris & Area Branch of PEI Wildlife Federation is the host and chair of this event, and will be providing light refreshments. One speaker will explain how fracking differs from other forms of oil & gas extraction, and will detail the many negative impacts of fracking, and will explain how our four neighbouring provinces have come to enact fracking moratoriums. A second speaker will explore the concept of 'social license', and what can be done to counter the threat of fracking. Finally, we will explore the alternatives to oil and gas – Wind, Water, Sun, and Geothermal – outlining how these are valid alternatives, and that they are, in fact, essential for the future of our planet. For a poster, click here.
AGM Postponed until 2015
Our AGM, which was to be held on November 27th, has been postponed due to an illness. We will let you know as soon as we have rescheduled the meeting.
NS bans fracking, NB will likely ban it too
The first reading of the bill on the Nova Scotia fracking ban was tabled today, and here are the highlights:
No person shall engage in high-volume hydraulic fracturing in shale formations unless exempted by the regulations for the purpose of testing or research. Where the Minister reviews the prohibition, the Minister shall consider the net benefit to Nova Scotians, taking into account social issues; economic issues; health issues; environmental issues; scientific and technical issues; regulatory effectiveness and efficiency; and any other matter or thing that the Minister considers necessary or advisable.
The change of government in New Brunswick should lead to a moratorium. This leaves PEI as the only Atlantic province with no protection from the fracking industry.
A report from Amherst
Two of us from Don't Frack PEI went to a public presentation and consultation in Amherst yesterday - me (Andrew Lush) and Muriel Siemers. It was one of a number of Q&A sessions being organized by the Nova Scotia Hydraulic Fracturing Review panel, more details at http://www.cbu.ca/hfstudy
There was a presentation, interspersed with questions and answers, and there were about 85 people there. The discussion was led by Dr. Wheeler, the chair of the review panel, and I commended him on the work that his panel has done so far – it appears to be well researched, non-political, and with good input from the public.
There was a sharp intake of breath from a number of people when Dr. Wheeler said that fracking in central NS could mean as many as 20,000 wells just in that region. Two other comments of his caught my attention – he was asked why we don't know more about the risks, and his answer was something along the lines of "because the risks haven't been studied". On the positive side, he stated that he will recommend that the government gives control over mineral rights to local communities – which was a brave and necessary step to take.
What a contrast to what's happening in New Brunswick. Dr. Wheeler said that he thinks the NS government wouldn't allow fracking without the consent of local people, as the government doesn't tend to steamroller plans through without consent – that is in sharp contrast to the way that the PEI government does things!
Public Meetings on the Nova Scotia Hydraulic Fracturing Review
The Hydraulic Fracturing Review, led by Cape Breton University, is holding public meetings around the province. Right now it looks likely that they will recommend lifting the moratorium. Some people from Don't Frack PEI will be attending the meeting in Amherst on Tuesday July 22nd at noon, to find out about the review and to offer our support to our neighbouring province. If you would like to share a ride, or if you can offer a ride, please e-mail email@example.com
The schedule is here: http://www.cbu.ca/hfstudy/events
West Prince Community Training Program
On June 7th, we are holding our second community training workshop - in Mill River. This will give you the tools and information that you need to spread the message about the issues related to fracking on PEI. We ask that you pre-register for the half-day session, as places are limited. Full details can be found here.
The Guardian: Anti-fracking group begins grassroots campaign in P.E.I.
News of our first workshop made it into The Guardian – read the story here
Fracking Workshop on May 3rd
On May 3rd, we are holding a community training workshop. This will give you the tools and information that you need to spread the message about the issues related to fracking on PEI. We ask that you pre-register for the half-day session, as places are limited. See this sheet for more information.
Gasland Part II
Cinema Politica and Don't Frack PEI are hosting a showing of the film Gasland II, followed by a discussion, on World Water Day, Saturday March 22nd, at 2:00pm, in the Duffy Science Building Theatre, UPEI. Admission is by donation.
For more information, call Cooper Institute at 894-4573 or visit 'Cinema Politica Charlottetown' on Facebook. Here is a poster that you can print and display.
Getting Your Community Involved – a program for West Prince CANCELLED
This event has been cancelled and will be rescheduled for a later date.
Don't Frack PEI invites interested persons to a Training Workshop Saturday, February 15, 2014, 9:30 a.m-1:00 p.m. St. Luke's Hall, O'Leary Corner.
To pre-register: e-mail email@example.com or phone, toll free, Cooper Institute 1(877) 894-4573. There is space for 10-12 people.
The workshop will:
- provide participants with clear language information on fracking
- present ways to get other people in the community interested in fracking
- examine what anti-fracking actions would work in this community
- present ways to organize and promote a few community sessions on fracking
- suggest ways of forming teams to lead some anti-fracking sessions.
No Fracking Way T-Shirts
We have T-shirts for sale, to help get the message out there. Price is $20 per shirt for most sizes; 2XL and 3XL are $24 each. Prices include HST. We have a few, and when we run out we'll order some more, so if you want one then e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll figure out how to get it to you. The shirts are supplied by Charlottetown's Lloyd Kerry and his Men In Black T-Shirts.
14 attend West Prince meeting
Fourteen people from Western PEI attended a meeting on Jan 22nd at Westisle school. After an introduction from Bill Costain of Christian Life Community, Andrew Lush spoke about the dangers of fracking, Eliza Knockwood sang a song and spoke about the native viewpoint and protests in NB, and Leo Broderick spoke about how we need to get the message out to the general population. A number of people signed up for a half-day workshop, to learn more and gain the tools needed to take the fight to the next level. Please contact us if you are interested in joining one of these workshops.
See a report in the Journal Pioneer here: http://www.journalpioneer.com/News/Local/2014-01-22/article-3586401/Speakers-express-concerns-about-fracking/1
For videos of the presentations, see our Videos page.
Third petition submitted to the House of Commons
A third petition has been submitted to the House of Commons to be read. The first was read by Sean Casey MP, and two more have been handed to Wayne Easter MP and Kirsty Duncan MP to be read at Question Time. If you can gather 25 signatures, please download the petition here.
Don't Frack PEI Meeting in West Prince
Don't Frack PEI is sponsoring a general meeting on Tuesday, January 21, 2014 from 7 pm to 9 pm at Westisle Composite High School. The event is hosted by the Christian Life Community
(CLC) and chaired by Bill Costain of CLC. The session is open to all who have an interest in
learning more about, and taking action around, hydraulic fracturing (fracking) for natural gas and
the threat this poses for PEI. Click here for more details.
PEI Government Committee calls for Fracking Moratorium
In the PEI Legislature, on November 26th 2013, the Standing Committee on Agriculture, Environment, Energy and Forestry presented their recommendations to the government. The Standing Committee recommends a moratorium on High Volume Hydraulic Fracturing on PEI, as well as other recommendations related to oil and alternative energy.
Click here to listen to the report being read. To see the video, click here and skip forward to 88 minutes. To read the full report, which explains the reasoning behind the proposed moratorium, click here.
PEI Petition read in The House of Commons
On November 20th, Sean Casey MP presented a petition in the House of Commons. The petition was signed by 25 supporters of Don't Frack PEI. Here is the transcript:
Mr. Sean Casey (Charlottetown, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, I rise today to present a petition on behalf of several residents of Prince Edward Island, including some from the great riding of Charlottetown.
The petitioners are concerned about the practice known as high volume hydraulic fracking. This practice is of particular concern to us in Prince Edward Island because 100% of our drinking water comes from groundwater.
The petitioners point out that there is no definitive impartial report that can be used to either support or denounce fracking, so they are asking the government to have the Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development study high-volume hydraulic fracking, and in particular its potential impacts on drinking water resources, air quality, human health, and the health of aquatic and terrestrial eco-systems, as well as the potential for seismic risks.
If you would like to collect 25 signatures, and present a petition to your (or any) MP, you can download it here.
Large protest in NB
On November 5th, three of us attended a protest outside Province House in Fredericton. About 650 people, including some from BC, protested on the first day of sitting of the legislature, and heard a number of speeches. What happens in NB directly affects us for two reasons – our PEI drinking water aquifer connects to areas in NB that are scheduled for fracking, and our Premier has stated that he is watching what is going on in NB. The atmosphere was great because of the moratorium announced in Newfoundland and Labrador the day before.
Another successful public meeting
On Wednesday October 30th, Heidi Verheul of the Sierra Club gave a superb presentation, de-bunking the myths of fracking. Don't Frack PEI and a new group, Renewable Energy PEI, also gave short talks. With 49 attendees, and a lot of new faces, we thank Heidi for coming to PEI at the start of her tour of the Atlantic provinces, and for providing us with so much evidence with which to counter the false claims of the industry. At the meeting, we gathered 25 signatures on a petition – enough to get an MP to read the petition in the House of Commons. The petition calls for a comprehensive federal review of the health and environmental effects of fracking.
footnote: Heidi's workshop on the following Saturday had 14 participants, and provided us all with some new tools for social engagement.
Upcoming fracking information meeting and workshop
The Sierra Club is holding a public meeting in Charlottetown on Wednesday October 30th, at 7pm, in the Murphy's Community Centre. The meeting will 'debunk the myths of fracking'.
More importantly, the Sierra Club will be holding a morning workshop on Saturday November 2nd, to give Islanders the tools they need to make change happen. Please do come along and learn how to most effectively get the message across that we don't want fracking to come to PEI.
Please print off copies of the poster below and help publicize these events.
Activists from five provinces meet in Charlottetown
On Saturday October 19th, activists from many Atlantic organizations met in Charlottetown. Under the banner of the Save Our Seas and Shores coalition (http://saveourseasandshores.ca), all five provinces bordering the Gulf were represented at the meeting – which was focused on how our groups can cooperate and organize. Andrew Lush gave a 15 minute presentation on the activities of Don't Frack PEI, and Diana Messervy reported that fracking underneath the Gulf, in Newfoundland, may well start in less than a year. We all agreed to help with this immediate issue, and also to work together more closely in the future.


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Chasing the one
"Men fail much oftener from want of perseverance than from want of talent." — William Cobbett
The last few weeks I've been fighting a software "bug" at work. A long late night upgrade via remote desktop followed with today's system reconfiguration finally gave a glimmer it may be close to being resolved.
If there's one thing I've learned after all these years, enough perseverance can overcome almost anything. You can turn away, take a break, but don't give up.
The same goes with photography. My mediocre to good photo ratio is pretty lousy — better then it use to be, but still lousy. Yet it's that one in a hundred shot I keep chasing. Because the next photo might be "the one."
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So classes have gotten underway and needless to say I'm up to my neck in homework. Good ole Butler education! I just got done writing my two papers so the tough part is over, thankfully! I just have to read a book for a class and I'm done for the weekend.
I've been on duty this weekend so I have had a ton of time to do homework. It has also given me a ton of time to watch a movie, The Princess and the Frog. But for some reason whenever I try to watch it, something always comes up and I can't! I'll try again next weekend.


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I can't respect a religion that puts man and woman on a different level of equality. I also can't respect a religion that would bring harm or persecute someone for being different. But it all boils down to someone's interpretation of their religion. There are some good Christians out there, but you also have people like Jon McTernan, who are complete hypocrits. They constantly quote religious books, but only the parts about gay people, for example, and they completely ignore the parts where it said if a man raped a woman he had to pay the woman's father then MARRY HER. Or they say that Sandy was a punishment of God for their treatment of Israel, but completely ignore you when you bring up World War 2 and Hitler being safe from any natural disaster after killing so many jews. It boils down to extremism. Religious extremists are inconsiderate, hypocritical dicks. I can respect someone that believes in God: I think the concept of God is as believable as a guitar with a sombrero creating the world by hitting a magic drum 5 times, but I can't prove that there's no God of any type out there. If the religious person is a good person and doesn't seek to brainwash everyone or to shove his religion down everyone's throat...I can respect him. Otherwise, nope. Most Islamists can also go **** themselves, as I go back to my point about men and women equality.
Death Penalty - How is this the the result of Christianity? Who made this law? Think the old adage of "an eye for an eye" didn't weigh into it? That actually originated in Judaism and, in Catholicism at least, is a fairly controversial passage. Jim Crow Law - According to Wikipedia it is a law that existed nearly 40 years ago and largely dealt with racial segregation? Can you elaborate on how Christianity influenced this? Or how this is relevant in current day? Mixing of the races/people's is forbidden in the old testament, and is never ok'd by the new. The effects of this law still impact living americans today. I believe the proper christian response would be "it was metaphorical" :P. Honestly I didn't know that, can cite you the Old Testament passage? Slavery - Elaborate. Also I said relevant laws. I'm fairly certain slavery in the US isn't a huge thing right now. Slavery isn't legal no, but again, it's impacts people and business still to this day. Having generation after generation of land owners leaving their estates to the next generation to inherit, is incredibely helpful to those following generations, it's how many people go to college, or buy land themselves. My great-great-great grandfather's farm greatly impacted even my father's inheritance, as it will mine. +There's a lot of big american companies that got rich off of slave labor. Really america's standing in the world as the #1 economy is the result of slave labor being legal here longer than in most places, allowing the US to prosper with it longer. Still revelant, +1. See, that's a pretty good rational. SEE HOW MUCH I'M LEARNING AMBERLEH? Contraception Laws - Eh, sure. That's one. +1 Sodomy Laws - I said relevant laws. There are still anti-sodomy laws on the books in many states. +1 Can you cite a couple? NOT TRYING TO NITPICK, GENUINELY WANT INFORMATION HERE STANDIN AND AMBERLEH. The halting of stem cell research - +1 the teaching of creationism in public schools/the forbidding of teaching evolution in some schools - both failures of US education system, it's laughable either of these things exist. +1 Evolution is real my friend. It's part of how we classify animals in biology for christ sake. If you take biology in school, evolution is a big part of it. I know evolution is real. I was saying it's laughable that it can legally be taught in public schools. the forbidding of teaching evolution in some schools - like, say, christian schools? Wouldn't that make sense? If it was only christian schools sure, but the fun state of kansas has repeatedly outlawed evolution taught in public schools. You should look into the many recent Kansas state supreme court ruling and you'll wonder if they stuck in the year 1812, not 2012 +1 OMG MORE KNOWLEDGE. school prayer - once again a short coming of your education system. +1 defunding of planned parenthood - I guess, I'm not an American so I don't understand it fully. +1 Barring women from gainful employment in churches - What? Women have no trouble gaining church employment, just not as priests in most denominations. Kind of like how church doctrine might forbid abortion or enforce chastity. If the woman doesn't like not being a priest, switch denominations. So...+1 then? Not really, if you join a religion with the intent of becoming a priest when you know there are gender restrictions, you're an idiot, not a victim. Churches exempted from property taxes - eh, sure. +1 Liquour stores closed on sunday - most stores close on sunday. Nice try, atheism. Most stores close early, they're not legally forbidden from being open, and it's not like people don't want to buy alcohol just because it's sunday. +1 So it's not a law. That's a pretty major criteria for the list of "relevant laws influenced by Christianity" Want more? Sure, keep in mind it's hard for people to fathom how terrible your country is.
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Why should we respect others? Should all people be respected, simply because they are labeled "human beings"?
I wish I knew where that debate started and what it's actually about.
Me to, I shall consult Atticus!


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We have been researching and looking at windows for the last few weeks. We do have a limited budget to replace the old Alenco aluminum windows in our house, so we are going with vinyl. I have done my best to research the vinyl windows recommended on this forum, but unfortunately all the top contenders are not available here in Albuquerque, NM. Based on this fact, we narrowed our choices to Simonton 7300, Champion and Milgard Tuscany. We had to rule out the Simonton because the only authorized retailer in our area has a bad reputation and has recently been in financial trouble. This leaves us with the Milgard Tuscany and the Champion. The Champion window seemed fairly well built in both slider and casement styles, but nothing great. We got the whole dog and pony show, pressure sales tactics, etc. The biggest turnoff was the store manager telling me that he can't break his quote down by window because it would be too much work and "we just don't do that". The Tuscany in vertical and horizontal slider configuration seemed less sturdy than the Champion, and we didn't like the non-cam lock system they use. However, their casements seem to be much more solid than their other operators. We also really liked the company that sells these here, and they have a great reputation in the community for their workmanship and I am extremely confident they will do a great job on the install. However, I am a little concerned that warranty issues would go directly through Milgard and not through the company that represents their product here. Is this something I should be worried about? Based on what you have read, which way would you go, based on the product, warranty and company reputation? Or, is there another window in the same price class that I can get in Albuquerque that I need to consider? Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, Joe |
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I would not get Champion windows. We moved and got what USED to be their phone number. Wow, they get a LOT of calls for broken seals and rotting windows. We finally changed our outgoing voicemail message to start with, "this is NOT champion windows. Please consider using Angie's list or get referrals from friends for a reputable window contractor." |
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Jul 11, 2014 9:20 AM by Associated Press
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - A man found with mail stolen from more than 100 Sacramento-area residents has been sentenced to a year in prison for destroying United States mail boxes.
The Sacramento Bee reports 57-year-old Richard Lee Gray was also ordered Thursday to pay more than $10,000 in restitution to the U.S. Postal Service.
Gray was arrested last year and pleaded guilty in September to charges including destroying letter boxes and being a felon in possession of ammunition.
When authorities executed a search warrant on his house and car, they found mail stolen from more than 108 victims. They also found burglary tools, pry bars and ammunition.
Gray was convicted in May 2001 of possession of stolen U.S. mail in Southern California.
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According to Greenpeace, Shell's CFO Simon Henry said that the company is putting the building blocks in place to drill in Alaskan Arctic as early as next year.
After 9 months operating as part of the Royal Australian Navy Fleet, Spanish Armada Ship, 'ESPS Cantabria' was farewelled from her temporary homeport of Garden Island, Sydney.
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Leading manufacturer of opposed-piston engines, Fairbanks Morse Engine, an EnPro Industries ) company, has signed a joint development and licensing agreement with Achates Power, Inc.
Asian growth and-global recovery are the topics for discussion at the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) gathering in Hong Kong next week (5-7 November 2013).
LOC Group Ltd (incorporating London Offshore Consultants) – a leading global marine engineering consultancy – has secured a minority external investment from Bridgepoint Development Capital (BDC).
DryShips Inc. (NASDAQ:DRYS) provider of marine transportation services for drybulk and petroleum cargoes, and through its majority owned subsidiary, Ocean Rig UDW Inc.
The commander of U.S. Pacific Fleet reaffirmed America's commitment to the Indo-Asia-Pacific rebalance during a keynote speech in Canberra, Australia, October 31.
Ultrapetrol (Bahamas) Limited, an industrial transportation company serving marine transportation needs in three markets (river business, offshore supply business and ocean business),
Swire Oilfield Services, a global provider of cargo carrying solutions, modular systems, offshore aviation services and fluid management, has appointed Bob Smith
Cynergy Ergonomics developed a universal lifting system to lift and manipulate materials with vastly different geometries with a single vacuum lifter. With capacities of over 1,
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Kongsberg Maritime was recently awarded separate contracts with three major shipyards in Asia for major technology deliveries to specialist offshore vessels. Samsung
Dynamic Oil Trading, the global trading company for marine fuels and lubricants, reported a successful first year of operations since the launch of the company in October 2012.
Raymond Viguerie and, more recently his son Peter, have been building pushboats at a yard on a bayou just off the Itntacoastal Waterway that skirts the Gulf of Mexico.
The most thorough analysis of the North Sea oil and gas skills landscape ever undertaken will commence next week with nine of the U.K.'s leading energy, business and skills organizations involved.
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You wrote: "Exports dropped 49.4%, while imports fell 43% in February, the Ministry of Finance reported in its provisional trade statistics."
Let's get one thing straight—if exports actually dropped by half in the month of February alone, the apocalypse is upon us. At that rate, or anything close to it, active trade between Japan and the rest of the world will no longer exist after a few months, and the nation will be inhabited by emaciated, diseased folk scavenging open landfills for scrap metal.
Yet this is what I first thought when I saw your article, because you didn't even come close to an accurate description of the statistic, and the first few other media outlets I checked made the same moronic mistake. Listen up: if exports in February were 49.4% lower than in February 2008, that 49.4% decline did not happen in the month of February. It happened over an year—which is still really, really bad.
When writing about a monthly statistic, you have to communicate one very simple piece of information: whether this data shows (1) a year-over-year change, (2) a single-month change at an annualized rate, or (3) just a single-month change. Your failure to do this is so embarrassing and incomprehensible that I'm tempted to give up even trying to read financial media.
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Should Blizzard leave heroic encounter difficulty alone? {WoW}
Feb 22nd 2012 10:19AM Please bear in mind that the only reason world first Spine Hc required 7 mages from a guild with a total of 19 dragonwraths is because world firsts require ridiculous strategies to compensate for their lack of gear. They don't get to farm the instance for a few weeks before they give it a go. They are, to all intents and purposes, severely undergeared for the content they are doing and require their sheer skill and these oddities such as class stacking, multiple legendaries and off the wall strategies to complete their kills.
Should Blizzard leave heroic encounter difficulty alone? {WoW}
Feb 22nd 2012 9:54AM What most people who are for the nerfs seem to forget is that content gets nerfed each and every week simply due to upgrades attained from the raid. Whether it's only 2 or 3 bosses or a full normal clear because you just can't down that first heroic boss, gear upgrades nerf content directly for your raid group by by increasing dps/healing/tank survivability.
The argument of leaving content unfinished doesn't really make sense to me either. Heroic content has already been completed on normal in order to unlock it, therefore it's not new content... it's just harder. It's designed to challenge the people who walk all over normal difficulty. I don't consider any game i didn't complete on "Nightmare" level as unfinished. I finished it on normal and had my a$$ handed to me on "nightmare"... it really is ok to not be good enough to finish the very hardest difficulty in the game.
Officers' Quarters: Should Blizzard hold a guild summit? {WoW}
Feb 21st 2012 11:24AM In the lull between ICC and Cata launch i took an 8 month break. sometime during that period my account was hacked and I eventually bought cata in january and resubbed to find all my characters pretty much naked except for my druid who still had some feral gear. I levelled all 5 of my 80's to 85 with no issues. my hunter in particular i was pretty worried about but with a boe green bow and a set of legs and gloves off the auction house, i set off into Hyjal and started questing. It took a while to kill the mobs in the beginning and i had to play rather carefully but hey i was practically naked and made it through the zone. I highly doubt that this is an indication of the "difficulty" you are talking about forcing people to quit.


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Every day in our Museum, docents help visitors look closely at art. But how do they help someone with vision loss or blindness to look closely at those objects? Elizabeth Kahn, an NCMA docent, has worked with people who have vision loss. Museum Educator Diana Phillips asked her to tell about one of the methods she uses on her tours.
DP: What is audio description?
EK: Audio description is a technique designed to help people who are blind or have low vision to visualize the setting and action of stage performances, exhibits,and other arts and entertainment events. Audio description programs exist worldwide, and the prerecorded version known as "descriptive video" can be heard accompanying selected programs on television and specially formatted DVDs of films.
DP: How do you provide audio description for someone with vision loss who wants to look at a work of art?
EK: For the visual arts and exhibitions, specially trained describers begin by stating exactly "what is there" in a painting, sculpture installation, or display. The information is given in a very precise and organized way.
DP: How is that information different from what you might find on a gallery label?
EK: Audio description does not interpret the meaning of a work of art; nor does it give information about historical background, the artist's life, or symbolism.
DP: So it just focuses on what is physically present?
EK: Yes, and for people who are blind, this description levels the playing field for a discussion of the meaning of the image. For people who have low vision, the description defines aspects of the image that may be unclear.
DP: Is there a difference between what a listener might hear in an audio description and what they might hear on an audio guide or cell phone tour?
EK: An audio guide program usually assumes that the listener sees the image discussed. On the other hand, audio description assumes that the listener cannot see the image or sees it imperfectly. If both were available, I would recommend that a visitor who has impaired vision listen to the audio description first, followed by the audio guide discussion.
Listen to Elizabeth Kahn's audio description of the Jacob Lawrence painting Forward:
You can also hear a reading of the gallery label, which offers more interpretive information about the work of art:


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