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First Look By Scott Beggs on July 11, 2011 | Comments (1)After seeing Rutger Hauer in Hobo With a Shotgun, there's no doubt that he'll be a complete badass as Van Helsing for Dracula 3D. After all, Van Helsing is effectively a drifter with a 19th century shotgun. How will he stack up against Peter Cushing, Christopher Plummer and, gulp, Hugh Jackman? There's no telling, but with horror icon Dario Argento at the helm, the movie will at least promise to be absurd and full of the red stuff. These first shots from the film show off just a little blood, a lot of Hauer, and more proof that Argento is unafraid to make a maiden go bottomless in a barn. Here are 6 of the many, many images over at the film's official website.
Rutger Hauer to Play Van Helsing With a Shotgun for Dario Argento
Casting Couch By Scott Beggs on February 21, 2011 | Comments (2)Do you even need to read the rest of this post to get more excited? As we all know, Dario Argento is prepping Dracula 3D to shoot this Spring, and according to Twitch (via Italian media), Rutger Hauer will be moving on from playing a Hobo wielding a two-barreled firearm to Van Helsing – the iconic vampire killer. Hopefully a two-barreled crossbow will be involved. This is just one more step in Hauer's Rourke-like return to prominence. Although he didn't land hard with an Oscar nomination, he's in his Sin City phase (which oddly enough didn't come when he was in Sin City). He's got five total films set to come out this year, a few more indies on the docket, and if he can land a high profile dramatic gig, we could see him acting crazy on an awards dais as early as 2012. Hope spring eternal. The idea of Hauer as Van Helsing is inspired. He's grizzled yet refined in that way only European actors can manage. He also does wonderful, unspeakable things in Hobo With a Shotgun, so the violence he could perpetrate against those damned bloodsuckers might almost make up for Dracula III: The Legacy. Where, of course, he was on the other end of the stake.
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Features By Scott Beggs on May 17, 2010 | Comments (1)This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, Eric Vespe from Aint it Cool News pitches Jaws: The Revenge of the Sith and sticks the landing.
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[1331] Clinicopathologic and Immunophenotypic Characterization of Six Dedifferentiated Acinic Cell Carcinomas
Jennifer N Stall, Jonathan B McHugh. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
Background: Dedifferentiated acinic cell carcinoma (ACC) is a rare variant composed of low-grade (LG) ACC and a high-grade (HG) dedifferentiated component, either poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma or undifferentiated carcinoma. Given its aggressive clinical course, dedifferentiated ACC is important for surgical pathologists to recognize. Since only twenty cases have been reported and characterized to date, our goal was to describe the clinical, morphologic and immunophenotypic spectrum of six new cases.
Design: An institutional review from 1990-2011 for dedifferentiated ACC and high-grade carcinoma, not otherwise specified (NOS) identified six total cases. Clinical information and tissue were available for six and five cases, respectively. We evaluated the histologic features as well as immunophenotype using antibodies to CAM5.2, actin (SMA), S100, p63, p53, Ki-67, cyclinD1, β-catenin, estrogen receptor (ER), Her-2/neu, and androgen receptor (AR). Five LG ACC were stained for comparison.
Results: Median age was 55.5 y (range 47-70 y), with equal sex predilection and all occurred in the parotid. Half involved the facial nerve at presentation. Most (5/6) patients received total parotidectomy and LN dissection with adjuvant therapy (4/6). Distant metastasis occurred in 3/5 and LN metastasis in 4/5 cases over a median of 12.5 m (range 9-24 m). 4/5 died with a median survival of 2.8 y (range 0.9 – 8.8 y) and one is alive with disease. All were composed of LG microcystic ACC and a HG component consisting of invasive lobules of undifferentiated cells. Cribriform growth was seen in 2/5 and glands in 3/5. All HG areas had cells with acinic differentiation and these were prominent in 4/5. Perineural invasion, high mitotic rate, atypical mitoses and comedonecrosis were each seen in 4/5 cases. Compared to the LG ACC, the dedifferentiated components showed decreased S100 dendritic cells and CAM5.2 staining with increased cyclinD1, p53 and Ki-67. All cases were positive for membranous β-catenin and all were negative for p63, S100, SMA, AR, ER and Her-2/neu.
Conclusions: Dedifferentiated ACC demonstrated an aggressive clinical course with frequent facial nerve involvement, metastases and death. No definitive immunophenotypic profile could be determined from this small cohort, but the increased cyclinD1, p53 and Ki-67 are consistent with a more aggressive neoplasm. Although some may resemble salivary duct carcinoma, the negative AR and Her-2/neu argue against this. Recognition of dedifferentiated ACC is important for surgical pathologists as more aggressive clinical management is warranted.
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Amber Coffman (of Dirty Projectors) has a solo record in the works that I'm curious/excited about.
I agree. Was all prepared to leave early on that last night to beat traffic, but that set was fantastic.
Darren Weiss of PAPA also plays on another outstanding release this week from LA artist Cillie Barnes (the EP Happy Valley). She also happens to be the model on the cover of PAPA's A Good Woman Is Hard to Find.
Every winter I get out a magnifying glass and scour the Coachella fine print for Mineral or the Gloria Record. I miss Chris Simpson.
I know the Touché Amoré dudes from around town and agree with Underscore that they belong on a different list, but they're good guys that have worked hard for the success they've found.
The only other band I've heard is The World Is a Beautiful Place…, whose record makes me nostalgic for the 90s, which is like nostalgia²—some sort of emo black hole. I hope these other songs make me feel that way, too. Thanks for making this list, I look forward to checking out the rest of the bands.
This is a fun track; it makes me miss that old DPs style (not that I don't love the current sound), which brings me to this:
"In fact, the track brings to mind some of the most recent DPs material rather than something like The Getty Address, which was released that year."
Not sure what you're talking about—this track sounds like it could be a b-side from The Getty Address. Go listen to "Not Having Found" and "Swing Lo Magellan" and get back to me on which is more similar.
Oh yeah, and Dirty Beaches.
It really has been an excellent five months for music.
A few artists, whose new albums I've enjoyed, that didn't make your list: Colin Stetson, Dungeonesse, Phosphorescent, Baths, Matmos, Grouper, James Blake, Local Natives.
The National performance was an art piece in collaboration with Ragnar Kjartansson called "A Lot of Sorrow". Opinions on art aside, it seems like there was a clear purpose for their set as opposed to "god-knows-what-reason." Whether their participation coinciding with a new album cycle is suspect or not is up for debate, I suppose.
Concerning Boards of Canada, it seemed like a lot of their fans had fun putting the clues together, which only builds excitement for a highly anticipated album. I didn't follow any of it closely, but neither the artists nor fans came off as clowns to me.
Even without giving the National the benefit of the doubt, these marketing efforts don't have board appeal and are targeted to their core audiences. Individuals like the editor's choice commenter above or the code-breaking BoC fans were already going to buy the albums.


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Second race done and dusted!
January 28, 2010 in Uncategorized
Woo hoo! The second race in the Cape Trail Series is over! Admittedly I only did the short course yesterday, but considering that was still 5.9km I don't think that's too bad. I'm sure to veteran runners it will seem like a puny distance, but I won't let anyone tell me that it's still not a good accomplishment.
Especially considering that it's only my second race ever, never mind on a trail.
Although the organisers were a little sneaky when they said on their website "All you need to know is that this trail is flat". What they so innocently forgot to mention is that it was also mostly sea sand and reeds that had been flattened and were therefore rather slippery and concealed little dips and ditches.
However it was another beautiful evening here in the Cape and the Rondevlei Nature Reserve is a lovely setting. Water, birds – rickety old bridges…
I ran into (excuse the pun) a woman who works at the Flex Ladies gym who is a veteran runner while I was waiting for Aimee to finish. She is an amazing lady who finished the long course (11.5km) in roughly an hour!!! Some low flying going on there methinks!
Anyway, I got chatting to her and she has agreed to give me some expert tips on trail running and how to train for it, what to do the day of the race, things to look out for etc.
All the stuff I could have done with knowing BEFORE I so eagery signed up for all 5 races.
No matter, for you all shall now benefit from my mistakes and once she has given me some more info i will post it up here and hopefully it will help inspire those who are interested in trail running, and encourage those like me who enjoy it but still need a few pointers!
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It's sort of like a job interview, but instead of a job you get your letters and qualify.
Put as much detail down as possible, even if it's not on the copy you give to them (ie, write notes to remind YOURSELF what jobs you've done, so that if they ask you what you did in a certain job role you can confidently tell them. Don't take these in with you though, just think about details is all I mean!) You fill in the forms and go with the mentality of "what makes ME worth CIMA having" I suppose, like you would if you were wanting a job off the interviewer.
Go through the criteria and tick the ones you've written about. You'd be surprised when you look at what's left that you've probably done something on each of them but just not written it down. (It's probably not a major part of the job role). so go back and write it in.
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higmfy, melmoth, zoso March 31st, 2009Host: And the final round is "Continue the Parliamentary Debate". This week, teams, we have an Early Day Motion for you from Ed Vaizey, Shadow Minister for Culture. EDM 1097, UK Video Game Industry: "That this House notes the importance of the video games sector to the UK economy; congratulates the winners and nominees at this year's Bafta Video Games Awards; notes in particular the success of UK developed games, including Media Molecule's LittleBigPlanet, Codemasters' Race Driver: GRID and Lionhead Studios' Fable II, all of which won awards; applauds this recognition of the continued success and significance of video games despite the complete lack of support from Government; regrets the fact that this lack of support from Government has seen the UK fall from being the third largest producer of video games in the world to the fifth largest; and urges the Government to devise a clear and supportive strategy for the UK video games sector as part of the Digital Britain review.
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For the coming season I have been doing all my best to have some good hot chili plants. This is my first time so I do not like to be failed. However constantly I got frustration one after another :( Today I went to the nursery center; they give discount on all the organic compost for 50 liter it cost about $10.00. I bought one bag and looking for pine bark and found that the one I have used for my container soil is not pine bark:(. This one: Are these barks OK to use for container soil mix? Only the available pine bark is decorative the size is about 1/8 inch. I have been thinking to try Al's 5:1:1 container soil so can I use this decorative pine bark for 5:1:1? I hope this compost will be good for hot chili plants. I never found container soils with nutrients value marking, like this one, I feel lucky because the pH level is 5.7 to 6.5. Any help will be appreciated. Caelian |
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That bark looks very good for use in a container mix. It has the fibrous look of Fir bark, but I could be wrong. Either way, good stuff. When you say compost, I assume you mean it in the European sense of 'potting mix.' Even with the added nutrients, the compost won't be a major fraction of the mix,
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Hi Josh, thank you for the reply. You are right the potting soil available here have nutrients but I never have seen any label on the bags. The one I bought yesterday has labeled compost and its nutrients values very clearly; this is my first time I have seen. It is also very different from the one I used before. It has a lot of organic substances too and I feel less peat moss. I am sorry to say this; it'll be a bit difficult to find Dlomitic Garden Lime here but I found something like lime (white creamy) in this compost too, may be they have already added. Thanks, |
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WoW, Casually: Tips for keeping your account safe {WoW}
Feb 10th 2009 9:36AM This is bad advice.
You should never write your password down, never mind putting it in a text file on your desktop - why not tape it to the monitor, or place it on a post-it under the keyboard?
There are malicious websites that can copy the contents of your clipboard. If you're truely paranoid, turn off javascript and don't use IE (ActiveX).
Memorize your password, run a virus scanner (that is up to date), use a spyware utility regularly - Malwarebytes is a good one, so is SpyBot. Change your password regularly. Passwords should be non trivial and not contain dictionary words and be at least 10 characters in length.
Patch 3.0.9 to go live this week {WoW}
Feb 9th 2009 1:31PM You're not the only one...
I didn't notice this with Wine 1.1.9 but I had serious stability issues with that version. Wine 1.1.13 does have this problem, as well as stable (1.1.14). Seems it only happens when flying, but I was having problems targetting in Raids and 5-mans. Not sure if that's related. Hopefully this fixes that.
Interesting thing to note: 1.1.14 has a serious FPS drop over 1.1.13. Check your versions.


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I Am A Whittier Teacher
Erika Thompson teaches grade school in Whittier, Alaska, a town where most people live and work in one building, and is only accessible by a miles-long tunnel with limited hours.
Marge Ford's Got a Squeeze Box!
Marge Ford has been playing, teaching, writing and performing polka music since she formed the Alaska Polka chips in 1977.
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The Overby Family Band, or "Ode to the Roddes" is unique part of the Sutton, Alaska community.
Their musical style is "Jug Band," a mix of Jazz, Folk, Bluegrass and Americana.
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Creating up to 50,000 artistic pieces a year, Kenneth Williams can shape pipe cleaners into just about anything.
In addition to his business at Anchorage's Sears Mall, Kenneth also creates intricate stop-motion animation films. His unwavering dedication to his craft, along with his kind-hearted personality makes Kenneth an inspiration to anyone who meets him.
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Each fall, mushroom enthusiasts flock to rainy Girdwood to pick all the choice edibles they can eat. But some hunters would prefer their favorite mushroom patches be kept quiet.
Kate Mohatt is an ecologist and one of Girdwood's local mushroom experts. She shares tips on how to avoid poisonous mushrooms on a fungai hunt, and how to enjoy one of the northern-most mushrooming destinations in the world.
We Are Mountain Runners
Ellyn Brown and Matias Saari are two of the most well known athletes in the Alaska mountain running community. Both runners have won Alaska's toughest races, but will tell you they measure their success not by races won, but by how much time they get to spend running.
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Patty Miller adores baking so much, she wins awards for her concoctions at the Alaska State Fair. She talks about her passion for cooking, while demonstrating how she bakes her famous chocolate cake and banana bread.
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When Lonnie White first moved to Kodiak Island in the 1970′s, front yards in town were largely the domain of crab pots and junk cars, not ornate shrubberies.
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In Juneau, Pelmeni is a household word. It is both the name of a restaurant, and the small Russian dumpling served there.
Nicholas Haws is one of the crew of locals that tends the pelmeni pots.
I Inherited a Sled Dog Team
Elijah Goodfarm's father came to Alaska with the dream of mushing across the state, but would die shortly after arriving. After his father's death, Goodfarm packed up his life and took his father's place taking care of his 36 dog kennel.
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Wendy Smith-Wood spent the early part of her life climbing mountains around the world and serving for the British Army.
When cancer struck at age 27, she decided to completely change her life. Now, she's a fiber artist living 111 miles from Anchorage, and she wouldn't have it any other way.
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Alaska bush pilot Willy Fulton is known for his experience flying to remote locations, and his direct, likable personality.
Fulton is also known as the pilot who last flew Timothy Treadwell, and ultimately came upon Treadwell's remains in Katmai National Park.
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Daphne is well known as the host of Mad Myrna's Drag Queen Divas show, but many would be surprised to learn that the Anchorage fixture is also the handyman at Mad Myrna's, one of the top gay bars in the country.
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Toby Sullivan has been setnet fishing the shores of Uganik Bay on Kodiak Island since 1983. His fish camp, known as East Point, is only accessible by boat or seaplane.
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These fish earned the name "candlefish" from being so fat during spawning, with up to 15% of total body weight in fat, that if caught, dried, and strung on a wick, it can be burned as a candle.
I Am A High School Indie Rock Star
On the night of their farewell show, Gerygone & Twig members reflect on their band's impact on a small Alaskan town, and what it means to grow up differently from most other high school kids.
I am a Musk Ox Farmer
Musk Ox Farm Director Mark Austin is responsible for the largest (and possibly only), modern domestication experiment. For a number of years, he has been raising musk ox in the Mat-Su Valley.
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Question is: Let G be a graph of order 8 and size 15 in which each vertex is of degree 3 or 5. How many vertices of degree 5 does G have? Construct one such graph G.
Answer: I think this cannot be done. size = 15 means degree is 30 and if we divide 30 into 8 vertices such that each vertex is either of degree 3 or 5. By the rule, the number of odd vertices in any multigraph is even. Let V(G)={a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h} then d(a)=3 d(b)=3 d(c)=3 d(d)=3 d(e)=3 d(f)=5 d(g)=5 d(h)=5
SUM=30 but odd vertices are odd here
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Cairo protests hit home for many Egyptian-Americans
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A supporter of ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi shouts during clashes with Egyptian security forces in Cairo's Nasr City district, Egypt, Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2013. Egyptian police in riot gear swept in with armored vehicles and bulldozers Wednesday to clear two sprawling encampments of supporters of the country's ousted Islamist president in Cairo, showering protesters with tear gas as the sound of gunfire rang out. (AP Photo/Manu Brabo)
The death toll in Egypt there continues to rise. Egyptian authorities are now saying more than 500 people died in yesterday's violent clashes between police and supporters of ousted president Mohammed Morsi. More than 3, 700 people have been injured.
President Obama announced this morning that the U.S. would not go forward with a previously planned joint military exercise, citing yesterday's violence.
To get the latest news we turn to Amira Ahmed Deputy Editor of the online news site MadaMasr.
Then, it's a tense situation for many Egyptians here in the U.S., as they watch the violent struggles for the future of their country from afar. We're joined by Mohamed Kolkela, a realtor in Long Beach who immigrated to the U.S. from Egypt in 2001.
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Manrico is a German Spitz, a breed closely related to the Keeshond. At 12 inches and about 15 pounds, he looks very much like a small version of a Keeshond! Where a Keeshond is cream colored, he has tawny, golden tones. He's quite beautiful, with a full coat and a bright, foxy expression.
Manrico is about a year old, and is still somewhat puppy-like in his behavior. He has a happy, lively personality, and loves to go out on long walks or for rides in the car. He is quite content to be in a crate. He does not appear to be overly barky, though he will talk a bit when he is very happy.
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On Fri, 2004-03-12 at 19:37 +0000, James William Dumay wrote: > Dams (& Friends), > This is the kind of thing we want to work on. It would be nice to get > Gentoos blessing with the project. foser, this isnt a replacement of the > vanilla gentoo/gnome desktop, its just an overlaying bunch of ebuilds > that will make the existing system a little more polished for the > desktop users (and people doing rollouts in organisations). I know what it is and i've gone over this before why i think it is a bad idea, I'm not going to repeat myself. Actually, the intial proposal mail in my opinion already lacks so much insight I can't take it very seriously. I wonder why everyone is so enchanted by these kind of mails. There are so many rough spots in Gentoo and the gnome specific parts of it and they never get much non-dev attention. It seems like it all needs to be some high profile project to get any volunteers, that's really the thing that bothers me here. The building is as strong as it's base. What I miss most in the bmg attitude is the will to actually improve Gentoo the distro, it's all about the coolness factor and little about what needs to be done to get it right. And no, that isn't always the job that gets much attention. - foser
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Last time I attempted to put into some context the importance of business culture in the overall operating model and consequent customer experience. In this piece I hope to give some thoughts as to how it can be identified and managed to positive effect
There have been many academic studies on the subject and most agree that a business culture is created from an amalgam of the businesses' activities both past and current. This can include: stories of previous events, organisational structure, how power is disseminated within the organisation, symbols such as management parking spaces, leadership style and many more depending which study you happen to read.
In essence though, it amounts to 'the way we do things around here'. But how do you shape that in practical terms and what is a good or not so good culture?
Well, that all depends on what you are trying to achieve. Considering what sort of culture you want to create is an essential starting point and one many organisations ignore. To give an extreme example: I don't want a junior surgeon to be creative or empowered if they are operating on me, nor do I want a troop of soldiers to feel empowered to question orders in a battle situation. BUT, I do want a senior medical practitioner to be imaginative and creative as that is how advances in learning are made and likewise I would want our senior military figures to be creative in their strategy and tactics as that is often how battles are won. So the culture you create very much depends on what you have to achieve in the organisation and, in the examples I have given, this may even change for different parts of the organisation.
Fortunately many organisations aren't responsible for the nation's defence or advances in medical science so it can be a little more straightforward!
In the case of a small business, the owner is initially the only employee and is likely to have a clear idea of how the business is to interact with its customers. This may be as simple as being efficient and polite, but it may include thinking creatively to offer a very personalised service, or wanting to be known for being informal and especially welcoming. The culture won't be explicitly articulated because it doesn't need to be - it's in the owner's head!
As the business grows, the owner will recruit more people. If the recruitment is done with care, the people recruited are likely to share the owner's own views and attitudes just in the same way as we subconsciously choose friends with whom we have common views and attitudes. The new recruits are also likely to have an affinity for the business and a passion for it to succeed. Nothing will have explicitly been done to shape the culture, but implicitly the workforce will have come together as a group of like-minded individuals.
So far, so good but what happens when the business gets really successful and grows to 100 employees?
At 100 employees, the latest recruit often won't have a close relationship with the owner and is less likely to have been personally recruited by them. They may well be working to pay a mortgage, support a family, buy a new car or whatever else, but it is unlikely they will automatically share the passion the owner has for the business. And that's with just 100 people! When you get to 1,000, 10,000 or 100,000 the recruitment and its leadership can be so far removed from the original aims of the business that the people making the recruitment decisions may not be clear about the owner's original overall aims, let alone the views and attitudes the people they are recruiting should have to achieve them.
So, at what point does the culture move from something implicit to require explicit shaping and leadership? There's no definitive answer for that question, but it is likely to be the stage at which the business has got to a size at which the latest recruit does not have day to day contact with the owner. At that point the owner needs to stop, think carefully and clearly about the views and attitudes that have made the business successful to date and how to ensure they are replicated with every new employee and frequently reinforced for the existing employees. Sounds simple and perhaps obvious, but it rarely seems to actually happen which can be very damaging as it's so much harder to change a large organisation's culture when it has become firmly established than it is to shape it as the organisation builds.
So, I hope I have provoked some thoughts about the culture of a business and how it can be identified and shaped to be a great attribute or, as is often the case, how it can be very damaging to the future well-being and growth of an organisation.
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FPL was commended for its progressive use of B-20 (a blend of 20 percent biodiesel and 80 percent petroleum diesel), which the company first began using in 1999 as a cleaner alternative to diesel fuel. Biodiesel reduces net carbon dioxide emissions by 78 percent compared to petroleum diesel, according to a study by the Departments of Energy and Agriculture. Today, FPL's entire diesel fleet of almost 2,500 vehicles runs on B-20.
"Just as we are committed to leadership in delivering clean energy to our customers, we want to utilize cleaner practices in our own operations," said George Survant, director of fleet services for FPL. "Biodiesel fuel is one of the solutions that is helping us to protect our environment."
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The trucks are widely regarded as the cleanest in the country, Survant noted. FPL's hybrid trucks are engineered to use 30 to 55 percent less fuel than standard trucks
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Last year, the Council for Sustainable Florida presented the Large Business Award to FPL for its Green Fleet Program, an initiative to reduce fuel consumption in the utility's fleet.
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Breakfast Topic: Why do you love your spec? {WoW}
Jan 8th 2012 8:43AM I love the restoration druid, it used to be because of the tree form, I miss that broccoli. Now is just because I can get pretty number of healing around me, then shift to a mighty tree and save the day, and cast one of the most powerful heal in the game. And shapeshift has been always the best of druid, if you need to quick move, dash in your cat form, you need to stun a trash mob thats gone crazy, go bear and bash, you need to go underwater to do that quest, just go to your seal form, and if you dont have a nice flying mount, then just shift to a bird and fly away. It's cool to be a druid.
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one of my characters and his always on use title
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Blizzard giving 7 days of free play to lapsed accounts {WoW}
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Many of you have asked how I'm preparing for such a monumental journey. Here's a rundown of the research I've done and what's currently on my plate…
Schedule of Events:
March 2009
Interview with Captain Moore (Founder, Algalita Marine Research Foundation)
Interview with Sara Michaels (Scientist, Department of Toxic Substance Control)
Interview with Jeff Jacobson (Founder, Jacobson Plastics Inc.)
Interview with John Fentis (Retired Environmental Attorney)
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"Call for Pellets! International Pellet Watch Global Monitoring of POPs using Bleached Plastic Resin Pellets." Science Direct, 2006.
"Plastic in the Plankton." ACFnewsource, 2003.
"The Pollution of the Marine Environment by Plastic Debris: A Review." Marine Pollution Bulletin 2002.
"Plastic Ingestion by Laysan Albatross Chicks on Sand Island, Midway Atoll, in 1994 and 1995." Albatross Biology and Conservation, 2004.
"Lost at Sea: Where is all the Plastic?" Science, 2004.
"Marine Debris: A Focus for Community Engagement." Proceedings from the Coastal Zone Canada Conference, 2000.
"Marine Birds and Plastic Pollution." Marine Ecology, 1987.
"Potential for Plastic to Transport Hydrophobic Contaminants." Environmental Science and Technology, 2007.
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"Communicating Plastics" Conference in Monterey (July 24)
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I love the look of seeded glass, but my glass doors will be on 18" high uppers above the 42" uppers (12 ceilings, ugh) and spendy glass isn't in the budget :( I saw another thread about silver leaf, anyone do that on upper doors? I'm intending to have those cabs lighted, would light shine through the silver leaf? My GC suggested some kind of rice paper to make the doors transluscent at a budget price. Someday I might have pretty things to display up there, but for now I don't think clear glass is ideal in my kitchen. Can you show me decorative, inexpensive glass treatments? |
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There are all types of vinyl static-cling glass treatments out there that I doubt will be visible from that far below. You can get seeded, ribbed, even stained glass looks and then remove them when your tastes change or when you do have something to display. I use one in my bathroom for privacy, but I can peel it back to see what the dog is barking at. |
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The Buddha attained enlightenment and discovered the path to ending suffering while sitting under the Bodhi tree, a type of fig tree. A very sweet enlightenment, indeed! To this day, figs can help lessen the suffering in your life through combating cancer, heart disease, and high cholesterol.
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