text: Source Type Program (Federal, (Grant, Loan, State, Fee, Bond, Tax, Private, Other, Tool) Other) Agricultural Management Assistance (AMA) Program F G Alternative Fuel F O Vehicle Credits Biodiesel Fuel Use F O Credits Chesapeake Bay Environmental Restoration and Protection Program (U.S. Army Corps F O of Engineers) Chesapeake Bay Small Watershed Grants Program F G (SWG) Chesapeake Bay Targeted Watershed Grants Program F G (TWG) Chesapeake Watershed Forestry F G Program Clean Air Act Acid Rain Opt-In F O Program Clean Air Act Acid Rain Program Allowance Trading F O System Clean Air Act Acid Rain Program Nitrogen Oxides F O Reductions Program Clean Air Act NOx F O Trading Programs Clean Air Act Title F F V Permit Fees Clean Water Act Section 104 (b)(3) Water Quality Cooperative F G Agreements Coastal and Estuarine Land Conservation F G Program (CELCP) Coastal Zone Management Act F G (CZMA) Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement F G Program Conservation Reserve Program F G (CRP) Conservation Security Program F G, O (CSP) Conservation Technical F T Assistance (CTA) Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund (Section 6 of the Endangered Species F G Act) Grant Programs Economic Development Administration (EDA) Public Works and Infrastructure F G Development Grants Environmental Infrastructure F G (Section 219) Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) F G EPA Water Pollution Control Grants (Section 106 F G of the CWA) Farm and Ranch Lands Protection F G Program (FRPP) Farm Service Agency Loans F L (FSA) Federal Assistance to State Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration F G Programs FEMA Flood Mitigation F G Assistance Grants Forest Land Enhancement F G Program (FLEP) Forest Legacy F G Program Grassland Reserve F G Program (GRP) HUD Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) – F G Entitlement Grants HUD CDBG – Non- F G Entitlement Grants Land and Water F G Conservation Fund National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant F G Program National Estuarine Research Reserve System (NERRS) Coastal Zone Management Act F G (CZMA) Nonpoint Source Implementation F G Grants (Section 319) North American Wetlands F G Conservation Act Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program F O (USFWS) Public Works and Economic Development F Tool Facilities Program State Revolving F L Loan Fund (SRF) The Safe, Accountable, Flexible, and Efficient Transportation Equity Act F G (SAFETEA) Transportation Enhancement F G Program USDA Rural Utilities Service Water and Waste F G, L Disposal Program USDA Technical Assistance and F G, O Training Grants Water and Waste Disposal Systems for Rural F G Communities Water Resources F O Development Act Wetland Reserve F G Program (WRP) Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program F G, O (WHIP) Conservation Reserve Enhancement F/S G Program (CREP) Emission Reduction F/S O Incentives Maryland Landowner F/S O Incentive Program O Tool Association Pooling O L Capital Markets O Tax, Tool Car Emissions Tax CoBank (National Bank for Cooperatives) Loan O L, O Program Combining Stormwater Objectives with Other Infrastructure O Tool Objectives Conservation Credit O Tool System Conservation Services Incentive Programs by Major Agricultural Companies (based on electric utility energy conservation O Tool programs) Creation of a O Tool Regional SRF Delmarva Conservation O O Corridor Initiative Demand Side O Tool Management O Tool Differential Pricing Direct Water Use O Tool Charges Easements with Wider Range of O Tool Improvements Energy Producing Technological O O Innovations Extend SRF to Include a Broader O Tool Borrowing Base Extension of Maturity of State O Tool Revenue Bonds O Tool Full Cost Pricing Full-Cost Pricing of O Tool Stormwater Utilities Clean Air Act O Gasoline Credits O T Green Taxes O F Impact Fees Income Tax Modification O T Program Innovative Use of O B Bonds Lawn and Garden O Tool Fertilizer Labeling Lawn and Garden Fertilizer O Tax Surcharge/Tax O Tool Lawsuits O Tool Logo/Branding O B Municipal Bonds O F Municipal Funds Municipal Retrofitting O Tool Programs O T Nutrient Taxes Pooling Community Debt for Credit O Tool Enhancement Private Sector O Tool Access to SRF Product Registration O F Fees Public/Private O O Partnerships Public-Private Partnerships – Asset Sales (under EO O O 12803) Public-Private Partnerships – O O Contract Operation Public-Private Partnerships – Lease O O / Concession Purchase of Development Rights O O (PDR) Recordation Tax (Real Estate O T Transfer Tax) Reforestation Tax O T Credit Sale of Municipal Utility Assets to O Tool Private Sector Selective Sales O T Taxes Septic System O F Impact Fees Septic Tank O F Inspection Fees Septic Tank Installer O F Certification Fees Special (Targeted) O Fee Fees Special Assessment O Tool Districts State Sponsored O O Credit Card Stormwater Utility O Tool User Fees Surcharge on Prepared Food and O T Beverages Tax Credit for Redeveloping Existing Impervious O T Surfaces O Tool Tradeable Permits Transfer of Development Rights O Tool (TDR) Urban Congestion O Tool Fee Urban Stormwater O Tool Mitigation O F User Fees Utility Connection O Tool Fees Working Lands Yield Reserve O O Program P G Land Trust Alliance Joint Private P O Ventures Purchase of Environmental Easements by the P O Private Sector Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR) S G Programs Clean Water State Revolving Fun S L (SRF) Delaware Nutrient Management S O Relocation Program Delaware Agricultural Lands Preservation S O Program Delaware Department of Agriculture (DDA) Nutrient Management Plan S G Cost-Share Program Delaware Sediment and Stormwater Management S O Program S Tool Equipment Leasing Grant Processing or S F Handling Fee Lawn Replacement S Tool Incentives Linked Deposit S Tool Program Nutrient S F Compensation Fee Sale of Fishing and Hunting Licenses, S Tool Tags, and Permits Septic System Replacement/ S T Upgrade Tax Credit Soil Conservation and Water Quality S O Program Tax Credit for Additional Fertilizer S T Costs Description Agricultural Management Assistance (AMA) is administered by the Natural Resource Conservation Service of USDA. It provides cost-share assistance to agricultural producers to voluntarily address issues such as water management, water quality, and erosion control by incorporating conservation into their farming operations. Federal cost-share is 75% of the cost of an eligible practice. Available in DE, MD, NY, PA, and WV. Since 2001, AMA has entered into 2958 contracts, enrolled more than 480,200 acres into the program, and obligated more than $36.1 million to help producers implement resource consrvation practices on working agricultural lands. Under the Energy Policy Act and the CAA, certain Federal, alternative fuel provider, and state government fleets can earn alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) acquisition credits. Covered fleets can earn Biodiesel Fuel Use Credits to use toward 50 percent of their annual AFV acquisition requirements by purchasing and using biodiesel. A credit is given for each 450 gallons of pure biodiesel purchased for use in blends of 20 percent or higher. No credits are granted for the petroleum portion of biodiesel fuel blends, and biodiesel credits cannot be traded or banked. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers provides design and construction assistance to state and local authorities in the environmental restoration of the Chesapeake Bay. Provides grants to organizations working on a local level to protect and improve watersheds in the Chesapeake Bay basin. Grants range between $5,000 and $50,000; the average award is between $25,000 and $35,000. There is also the Community Legacy Grants initiative, which provides a maximum of five grants of up to $100,000 awarded to support truly outstanding and innovative projects. Eligible: non-profit 501 (c) organizations or local governments in VA, MD, PA, DC, NY, WV, and DE Supports innovative projects designed to foster nutrient reduction in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Grants (ranging between $500,000 and $1,000) are awarded on a competitive basis to selected projects that target and reflect the diverse conditions (e.g., urban, rural, suburban) and sources of nutrients (e.g., agricultural, stormwater, other non-point sources) that exist throughout the Chesapeake watershed. This program has a 25% non-federal match cost-share requirement. Eligible: non-profit 501(c) organizations, universities, local or state governments in VA, MD, PA, DC, NY, WV, and DE. Non-profit organizations and universities located outside the Chesapeake Bay watershed may apply only if their projects will be conducted within the watershed. Supports Bay restoration efforts, cooperative projects and initiatives with Bay states, grants to non- profits and communities, and the conduct of studies, education, and outreach. All funding comes through State and Private Forestry and is designed to get federal forestry funds to state forestry programs. All money is obligated to addressing the area of overlap between Chesapeake Bay goals and forestry issues. Cost-share requirements: 50% non-federal match. Gives sources that aren"t required to participate in the Acid Rain Program the opportunity to receive their own SO2 allowances. Works by offering pollution sources a financial incentive to voluntarily reduce SO2 emissions and, by so doing, sources will have unused allowances, which they can sell in the SO2 allowance market. Only profitable if revenue from the sale of allowances exceeds emissions reduction costs and participation costs. Will reduce the cost of achieving the 10 million ton reduction in SO2 emissions mandated under the Clean Air Act. Utility units are allocated allowances, with each allowance permitting a unit to emit 1 ton of sulfur dioxide (SO2) during or after a specified year. At the end of each year, every unit must have enough allowances to cover its emissions for that year. Unused allowances may be sold, traded, or saved (banked) for future use. Doesn"t cap Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) emissions or use an allowance trading system. Instead, utilities have two options for compliance with the emission limitations: (1) compliance with an individual emission rate for a boiler; (2) averaging of emission rates over two or more units to meet an overall emission rate limitation. Applies only to coal-fired electric utility boilers. Gives utilities flexibility to meet the emission limitations in the most cost-effective way and allows for the further development of technologies to reduce the cost of compliance. States have the option of participating in the trading program and establishing unit allocations. All programs have the same goal of reducing the transport of ground-level ozone across large distances. Expected reductions vary from state to state. 22 states have participated, including all six Bay states. Requires that state agencies and local air programs collect fees from most large air pollution sources and some smaller sources in exchange for permits that regulate levels of emissions. Allows states and localities to use those fees to monitor, enforce, and report on air emissions. Creates incentives for pollution sources to reduce emissions by forcing them to internalize costs of emitting pollutants. Under authority of Section 104(b)(3) of the Clean Water Act, EPA makes grants to state water pollution control agencies, interstate agencies, and other nonprofit institutions, organizations, and individuals to coordinate environmentally beneficial activities. These activities include stormwater control, sludge management and pretreatment. Provides up to 75 percent of the total cost of the project. To help protect estuaries and coastal lands that are important to the nation"s environment, economy and communities and are threatened by conversion from their natural or recreational state to other uses. Eligible: state and municipal governments in coastal and Great Lake States or territories. Cost-share requirements: 1:1 match is required. Source: NOAA. Voluntary partnership between the federal government and U.S. coastal states and territories to preserve, protect, develop, and, where possible, restore and enhance the resources of the nation's coastal zone. Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Eligible: Lead CZM Agencies of States and Territories with federally approved CZM. The lead CZM agency can pass through funds to other state, regional agencies, local governments, NGOs, or academic institutions identified to implement the program. Cost-share requirements: For CZMA Section 306/306A and 310 (Coastal Nonpoint Implementation funds) a 1:1 match is required. The CMAQ program, jointly administered by the FHWA and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), was reauthorized in 2005 under the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, and Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU). The SAFETEA-LU CMAQ program provides over $8.6 billion dollars in funds to State DOTs, MPOs, and transit agencies to invest in projects that reduce criteria air pollutants regulated from transportation-related sources over a period of five years (2005-2009). The current CMAQ program is similar to its TEA-21 predecessor. Funding is available for areas that do not meet the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (nonattainment areas) as well as former nonattainment areas that are now in compliance (maintenance areas). The formula for distribution of funds, which considers an area's population by county and the severity of its ozone and carbon monoxide problems within the nonattainment or maintenance area, with greater weight given to areas that are both carbon monoxide and ozone nonattainment/maintenance areas, is continued. The SAFETEA-LU requires States and MPOs to give priority in distributing CMAQ funds to diesel engine retrofits, and other cost-effective emission reduction and congestion mitigation This program helps preserve wetland and riparian areas by contract and easement. Through contracts, annual payments are made to landowners to take land out of production for 10-15 years. Through conservation easements, eligible land is permanently retired through the Rural Legacy Program. An element of the program also allows for reimbursement of costs associated with installing certain best management practices. The Farm Services Agency, The Maryland Department of Agriculture, and private organizations participate in cost-sharing through these programs. Federal program authorized by 2002 Farm Bill that provides financial and technical assistance to producers for adopting or maintaining BMPs that address water quality or other resources of concern. Unlike most other grant programs, CSP landowners are accepted into CSP based on stewardship already undertaken, as well as future activities they agree to undertake to enhance natural resources. The program provides grants of up to 75% of the cost of installing or maintaining BMPs, plus ongoing per-acre payments based on land rental rates. Cost-share up to 75%. Private agricultural land, land under jurisdiction of an Indian tribe, and forested land are eligible for enrollment in CSP. Voluntary program that provides technical assistance supported by science-based technology and tools to help private landowners, conservation districts, tribes, and other organizations conserve, maintain, and improve their natural resources. Focuses on natural resource issues at the local level that are of local, State, multi-state, and national concern. There is no direct financial assistance available through CTA. Landowners may request technical assistance. Eligible: all owners and managers of private land. Provides funding to States and Territories for species and habitat conservation actions on non- Federal lands. Cost-share requirements: minimum non-Federal match of 25% (or 10% when two or more States or Territories implement a joint project). "Traditional" Conservation Grants: Provides financial assistance to States to implement conservation projects for listed species and species at-risk. Regional offices then further allocate the funding to the States within that Region. Habitat Conservation Planning (HCP) Assistance Grants: Provides funding to States to support the development of Habitat Conservation Plans. Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) Land Acquisition Grants: Provides grants to States for land acquisitions that have important benefits for listed, proposed, and candidate species, and for ecosystems that support these species. Recovery Land Acquisition Grants: Funds are matched by States and non-federal entities to acquire habitats from willing sellers in support of approved species recovery plans. Because the existing HCP Land Acquisition Grants Program provides substantial funding for land acquisitions associated with HCPs, the Recovery Land Acquisition Grants Program will not be used to fund land acquisitions associated with permitted HCPs. Provides grants to economically distressed areas for public works projects, including water and wastewater, brownfields redevelopment, and development of other essential infrastructure projects. Grants issued to states, cities, counties and other political subdivisions. Programs in all 50 states are eligible. (*Nothing allocated for FY07). Provides assistance to local communities for water-and sewer-related infrastructure such as water and sewer lines and treatment facilities. Authorized to $20,000,000. Project costs are cost-shared at 75% Federal (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) and 25% non-Federal (sponsor). Local share can be provided in cash or real estate credits. This voluntary program was reauthorized in the 2002 Farm Bill (Farm Security and Rural Investment Act). It provides technical and financial support through incentives (provided up to three years) and cost-sharing (up to 75% of cost, and in some cases up to 90% of cost) for the installation and/or implementation of BMPs on certain agricultural land (in total, no one producer can receive more than $450,000 in aggregate over the Farm Bill term). Contracts vary in length from one year after the completion of implementation to ten years. Section 106 of the Clean Water Act authorizes EPA to provide federal assistance to states (including territories, the District of Columbia, and Indian Tribes) and interstate agencies to establish and implement ongoing water pollution control programs.Prevention and control measures supported by State Water Quality Management programs include permitting, pollution control activities, surveillance, monitoring, and enforcement; advice and assistance to local agencies; and the provision of training and public information. The Farm and Ranch Land Protection Program (FRPP) provides matching funds to help purchase development rights to keep productive farm and ranchland in agricultural uses. Working through existing programs, USDA partners with State, tribal, or local governments and non-governmental organizations to acquire conservation easements or other interests in land from landowners. USDA provides up to 50 percent of the fair market easement value of the conservation easement. To qualify, farmland must: be part of a pending offer from a State, tribe, or local farmland protection program; be privately owned; have a conservation plan for highly erodible land; be large enough to sustain agricultural production; be accessible to markets for what the land produces; have adequate infrastructure and agricultural support services; and have surrounding parcels of land that can support long-term agricultural production. FSA makes direct and guaranteed farm ownership (FO) and operating loans (OL) to family-size farmers and ranchers who cannot obtain commercial credit from a bank, Farm Credit System institution, or other lender. FSA loans can be used to purchase land, livestock, equipment, feed, seed, and supplies. Our loans can also be used to construct buildings or make farm improvements. The Program administers several grant-in-aid programs to State fish and wildlife agencies, including Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration, Dingell-Johnson Sport Fish Restoration (both are permanently-funded formula-driven non-competitive apportionment programs), State Wildlife Grants (appropriated annually to States), Landowner Incentive Program, Clean Vessel Act, Boating Infrastructure Grants, Section 6 Endangered Species Grants and National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grants (which are competitive programs). Eligible: the State Fish and Wildlife Agency for Wildlife Restoration, Sport Fish Restoration, Endangered Species, State Wildlife Grants, and Landowner Incentive Program. For the Coastal Wetlands and Clean Vessel Act programs, any State agency designated by the governor of a coastal state. Anyone can apply for a Boating Infrastructure Grant with authority from State government. Cost-share requirements vary per program: 75F/25S for Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration, Endangered Species, Clean Vessel Act, Boating Infrastructure, and Landowner Incentive Program; 50F/50S for State Wildlife Grant implementation and 75F/25S for planning; 50F/50S for Coastal Wetlands, except when The FMA program was created as part of the National Flood Insurance Reform Act (NFIRA) of 1994 (42 U.S.C. 4101) with the goal of reducing or eliminating claims under the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). FEMA provides FMA funds to assist States and communities implement measures that reduce or eliminate the long-term risk of flood damage to buildings, manufactured homes, and other structures insurable under the National Flood Insurance Program. FLEP provides cost-share assistance for practices such as management plan development, tree planting, forest stand improvement, agro-forestry implementation, water quality improvement and water The Forest Legacy Program complements private, Federal and State programs focusing on conservation in two ways. First, FLP directly supports property acquisition. Additionally, FLP supports efforts to acquire donated conservation easements. FLP funded acquisitions serve public purposes identified by participating states and agreed to by the landowner. Participation in Forest Legacy is limited to private forest landowners. To qualify, landowners are required to prepare a multiple resource management plan as part of the conservation easement acquisition. The federal government may fund up to 75% of project costs, with at least 25% coming from private, State or local sources. In addition to gains associated with the sale or donation of property rights, many landowners also benefit from reduced taxes associated with limits placed on land use. Federal program that helps landowners and operators restore and protect grassland, including rangeland, pastureland, and certain other lands, while maintaining the areas as grazing lands. Producers agree to limit future use of the land while retaining the right to conduct common grazing, haying, and certain other practices. Enrollment options include conservation easements or long-term "rental"; funds are also available for up to 90% of the costs to restore grasslands to their natural function. Every state in the Bay watershed, except Delaware, is using the GRP. To be eligible, you must have at least 40 contiguous acres. Major HUD grant program seeks to develop viable urban communities by providing housing and a suitable living environment. The program supports activities that benefit low- to moderate-income residents in metro areas (metropolitan cities with populations of at least 50,000, and qualified urban counties with populations of at least 200,000). Program available in all 50 states. Funds are used for a variety of programs. Communities or counties of less than 20,000 people. Program supports costs for innovative housing and economic development activities. The LWCF program, adminstered through the National Park Service, provides matching grants to States and local governments for the acquisition and development of public outdoor recreation areas and facilities. The program is intended to create and maintain a nationwide legacy of high quality recreation areas and facilities and to stimulate non-federal investments in the protection and maintenance of recreation resources across the United States. The USFWS"s National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program provides matching grants to states for coastal wetland conservation projects. Funds may be used for NERRS is a network of 27 areas representing different biogeographic regions of the United States that are protected for long-term research, water-quality monitoring, education and coastal stewardship. The reserve system is a partnership program between the NOAA and the coastal states. NOAA provides funding, national guidance and technical assistance. Each reserve is eligible for a maximum of $560,000 dollars in federal funding. Eligible: Lead state agencies of a designated NERR. Cost-share requirements: for CZMA Section 315 NERRS operations and land acquisition awards there is a 70:30 federal/state match requirement. For NERRS land acquisition funding there is a 50:50 federal/state match requirement. CWA Section 319 formula grants given to states to implement projects or programs that will help to reduce nonpoint-source pollution within identified priority watersheds. All project funding must implement EPA-approved nonpoint-source management programs and include at least 40% nonfederal match. Fundable projects include the design, demonstration, implementation, and evaluation of BMPs for animal waste, nonpoint source pollution reduction in priority watersheds, groundwater protection from nonpoint sources, public education programs on nonpoint source management (e.g. basinwide landowner and homeowner education.) Available to state and local governments, interstate and intrastate agencies, public and private nonprofit organizations and institutions. Cost-share requirements: grant requests must be matched by partner contributions at no less than a 1-to-1 ratio. Standard Grants Program: supports projects Canada, the US, and Mexico that involve long-term protection, restoration, and/or enhancement of wetlands and associated uplands habitats. Small Grants Program: same as above, except that it operates only in the US and grant requests may not exceed $75,000. The US fish and Wildlife Service"s Partnership for Fish and Wildlife Program is a voluntary partnership program that helps private landowners restore wetlands and other important fish habitat. This program provides assistance to help distressed communities attract new industry, encourage business expansion, diversify local economies, and generate long-term, private sector jobs. Specific activities may include demolition, renovation, and construction of water and sewer infrastructure; or the development of stormwater control mechanisms (e.g. retention ponds) as part of an industrial park or other eligible project. Proposed projects must be located within an Economic Development Administration (EDA) designated Redevelopment Area (RA), or Economic Development Center. The SRFs provide long-term, low-interest loans to local governments for infrastructure investment. Can be used for the construction of WWTPs, implementation of NPS management programs, and groundwater protection. While Section 319 of the CWA allows use of the SRF for the funding of nonpoint-source activities (including private entities), under Section 212 dealing with point sources, funding private entities is not currently allowed. The US Senate version of TEA-21 ("SAFETEA") provides a new set-aside program for mitigation of stormwater pollution from and related to federal aid highways (see "Air" section below for TEA- 21 description). On Aug. 10, 2005 President Bush signed SAFETEA. SAFETEA authorizes the Federal surface transportation programs for highways, highway safety, and transit for the 5-year period 2005-2009. Transportation Enhancements (TE) offer communities funding to help expand transportation choices (such as bicycle and pedestrian facilities, scenic routes, beautification). TE funds may also be used toward revitalization of local and regional economies by restoring historic buildings, renovating streetscapes, or providing transportation museums and visitors centers. Eligible: State Departments of Transportation (they distribute the money among local government or non-profits). Cost-share requirements: 80% Federal 20% State and local. Combination loan and grant program, though the vast majority of funding is in the form of direct loans. This program provides assistance for meeting rural drinking water and wastewater needs, and is available for local governments and other groups. Can be used in combination with SRF, HUD, and EDA grants or loans. Grant program focusing on building operations and management capacity at rural wastewater treatment systems. This USDA Rural Utilities Service program provides monies to provide basic human amenities, alleviate health hazards, and promote the orderly growth of the rural areas of the nation by meeting the need for new and improved rural water and waste disposal facilities. Funds may also support the installation, repair, improvement, or expansion of a rural waste disposal facility, including the collection and treatment of stormwater waste. Serves rural residents and rural businesses. The service area shall not include any area in any city or town having a population in excess of 10,000. The bill provides $21 billion in funding for flood control, water navigation, shoreline protection, and environmental restoration projects. The bill is the first major reauthorization of water projects since 2000, and includes significant provisions to improve oversight of large or controversial projects. he bill authorizes almost $300 million dollars in Federal funding for Maryland environmental and water navigation projects. Federal program under which landowners are paid to retire cropland from agricultural production if those lands are restored to wetlands and protected, in most cases, with a long-term or permanent easement. Landowners receive fair market value for the land, and are provided with cost-share assistance to cover the restoration expenses. The land must be restorable and suitable for wildlife benefit. 75% to 100% cost-share; percentage depends on duration of easement (10 years to permanent). This is a voluntary program for private landowners, administered through the Natural Resource Conservation Service, providing technical support as well as cost-sharing of up to 75% for implementation of programs that improve or establish wildlife habitat. This was reauthorized through the Farm Bill 2002. Joint federal/state program that offers grant and annual rental payments for producers to implement various BMPs to meet state conservation priorities. CREP combines CRP resources with state programs. Cost-share up to 87.5%. CREP contracts require a 10- to 15-year commitment to keep lands out of agricultural production. Provide incentives to encourage people to purchase and use low- or zero-emission vehicles, and/or alternative fuels. These incentives could come from state rebates for the purchase of such vehicles, federal income tax deductions, free parking at city meters, and the ability to drive in carpool lanes with only one person in the car. The State of California has been a leader in developing incentive programs to reduce emissions. This is a program made available at the state level, administered through the Department of Natural Resources, that provide landowners with incentives to help preserve habitat for at-risk species. It is a voluntary program, funded through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Members of an association combine their resources in a common pool to improve the creditworthiness of participants, thus helping them obtain financing for environmental capital improvements at lower rates. This can be used among small governments or agricultural operations. Market-rate loan funds are available to units of local government for wastewater facilities. Caps on borrowing may vary among states. Both the term and the interest rates are established by the State Treasurer"s Office and are based on the State"s debt repayment plan and market conditions at the time of sale. Requires adequate debt capacity. Wastewater projects financed with market-rate loans in NC, MT, and MN. A car emissions tax could be implemented on a sliding scale, where the most polluting cars have the highest tax, and the least polluting cars have the lowest tax. The UK government has implemented a Vehicle Excise Duty (a.k.a. car tax) based on CO2 emissions. Federally chartered cooperative financial institution serving local, regional, and national agricultural cooperatives and rural utilities systems. Specialize in cooperative, agribusiness, rural communication and energy systems Farm Credit Association, and agricultural export financing. CoBank has a varied menu of financial services. Amount of loan depends on debt capacity. Urban areas can evaluate existing funding sources such as state and federal grants to find opportunities to combine stormwater runoff management objectives with other infrastructure objectives, or leverage other investments to reduce BMP costs. For example, could combine stormwater projects with highway construction and maintenance projects. The Conservation Credit approach to improve water quality encourages the commitment of local, state, and federal entities to an equitable partnership, thereby reucting the federal/state funding for conservation incentive programs. Pepin County, WI offers a tax credit incentive. Nutrient management plans, conservation plans, and animal waste storage systems can save farmers money or increase productivity. A large agricultural fertilizer or farm service company could develop nutrient management, conservation, or animal waste management plans for farmers with an agreement that requires repayment for plan development over time out of the savings realized by the farmer. The establishment of a separate Revolving Fund for Bay States has been suggested in order to reach the nitrogen removal goals of the Chesapeake 2000 Agreement. Arogram to protect farmland and natural resources of the Delmarva peninsula. Shifting additional costs to customers based on demand. This is essentially a cost penalty for excessive consumption (e.g. by industrial users). Provides utilities flexibility to handle demand management and service affordability issues. Utility design can affect demand for services as it affects the ability of businesses and households to pay for them (e.g. toxicity charges for industrial wastewater and incentive rates for off-peak use). According to a 2002 survey, increasing block pricing is now in place in about 30% of all water agencies nationwide. Not allowed in some states (e.g. PA) Varies. Dependent on rate structure put in place. Recurrent fees placed on self-supplied water, usually with an exemption for withdrawals below a certain amount (i.e. residential). The concept of an impact fee (i.e. agricultural withdrawals result in return flows that contribute to water quality degradation), and revenues could be used to redistribute money by funding conservation grants. Conservation easements are deed restrictions or covenants that prohibit, limit, or permit certain activities on privately owned land in perpetuity, however, the easements do not restrict ownership or sale of the parcel. Governments are becoming more sophisticated in funding easements, now often financed via bonds, taxes. Requires legislative approval. The Renewable Energy Systems and Energy Efficiency Improvements Program, through the USDA Rural Development"s Business Programs, provides financial assistance to agricultural producers or small rural busine Extension of the SRF to finance private sector capital projects and nonpoint-source pollution control projects would make funds available to the private sector for activities such as enhanced stormwater management.The public sector would now compete with the private borrowers for available SRF funds. Loans to private parties would reduce the amount of federal and state funds available to be leveraged with tax-exempt bonds. Extend the terms (e.g. from 20 to 30 years) of state revenue bonds to coincide with the service life of financed facilities to reduce annual debt service payments. Requires legislative approval Charging the full cost for environmental facilities and services helps to ensure that the demand for the facilities and services is proportionate with the cost of providing them, and that they are both environmentally and financially self-sustaining. Ontario, Canada mandatory for municipalities to assess and cost-recover the full amount of water and sewer services. Charging the full cost for environmental facilities and services helps to ensure that the demand for the facilities and services is proportionate with the cost of providing them, and that they are both environmentally and financially self-sustaining. Disadvantaged households could face affordability problems. Under the CAA, gasoline refiners can get credits if they produce cleaner gasoline than required and they can use those credits when their gasoline doesn't quite meet clean-up requirements. May be used by any refiner to achieve sulfur level >10 percent below baseline. Green taxes can serve as a disincentive, affecting behavior while raising revenue. The taxes are used to generate revenue to pay for the damages and cleanup costs from pollution and to pay for measures to reduce future pollution. Impact fees can link revenues to practices we are trying to rectify or account for (e.g. development impacts). Revenue from Impact Fees can help recover the cost incurred by a local government in providing public facilities required to serve the new development. his program provides financial incentive for forest landowners to manage their land. Eligible participants can deduct double the cost of reforestation and timber stand improvement practices, less any cost-share assistance received through other programs on their state income tax. Must own or lease 10 to 500 acres of land. Practices must remain for 15 years. MD: 30 – 50 participants annually. Total deductions depend on cost of improvement practices and the amount of cost-share assistance received. In 1999, Florida Legislature passed the Florida Forever Act. Florida Forever provides $3 billion over 10 years in revenue bonds for state and local agencies to protect open space. The bonds are backed by document stamp taxes on the sale of property. The Florida Forever Act provides $66 million annually to a program called the Florida Communities Trust, which emphasizes funding projects in low-income or otherwise disadvantaged communities. Pennsylvania"s Growing Greener Program is an initiative to enhance the quality of life and to improve the environment. The program"s focus is to preserve farmland, protect open space, clean up abandoned mines, restore watersheds, provide new and upgraded water and sewer systems and eliminate the maintenance backlog in state parks. Would label slow-release fertilizers, which reduce runoff and seepage through the soil, as "environmentally friendly" or "Bay-friendly." Stores in Oakland and Wayne Counties in Michigan participate in the Healthy Lawn Program for Watershed Protection in which retailers put green stickers on bags of slow-release fertilizer. Rather than generate a revenue stream, it would create an incentive to help change behavior. Would establish a surcharge/tax on the sale of residential lawn and garden fertilizers as either a percentage of purchase price or as $X per pound or per bag. The tax would not only discourage over-fertilization, but the revenue from the tax could go into a special fund to pay for water quality initiatives. Wisconsin generated revenue for its Agricultural Chemical Cleanup Fund through Fertilizer/Pesticide surcharge. In recent years, several states and the EPA have joined together to sue pollution sources for violations of the Clean Air Act"s New Source Review requirements, which oblige power plant operators to install modern pollution controls when they upgrade their old power plants. At least three such lawsuits have been successful. Would give lawn service providers who voluntarily agree to limit their use of fertilizer nitrogen the right to use an environmental logo and brand in their promotional materials, and on vehicles, cards, contracts, invoices, etc. The Falmouth Friendly Lawn Program (Massachusetts) rewards organizations and individuals who agree to set fertilizer limits with the right to use the Preserve Falmouth Bays & Ponds logo and the Falmouth Friendly Lawn brand. Two types of municipal bonds available: General Obligation (GO) and Revenue. GO bonds are backed by the issuers ability to tax. Money for revenue bonds is generated from the operation of the project being financed or from other non-tax sources. Requires adequate debt capacity. A broad category of funds that come from fees and taxes collected as cost recovery for a particular program or service that a municipality provides. Fees can be leveraged to provide matching funds for state and federal grants. Municipal Retrofitting Programs, through the implementation of various technological innovations, could help in reducing residential impervious runoff. The City of Vancouver, BC has implemented a Rain Barrel Program, which provides rain barrels at a 50 percent subsidy to residents. Nutrient Taxes in urban areas could raise revenue for stormwater BMPs, while also discouraging nutrient use. Barriers to implementation include the complexity of a commodity specific tax, and ease of circumventing the tax. To assist smaller communities and communities without a credit rating, bond banks could be formed to pool bond offerings into a single bond issue that can then be issued at a lower interest rate than any single community"s issue could command. Requires changes in state law. Extend the SRF to include a broader borrowing base (specifically the private sector), e.g. under Section 212 of the CWA. Requires amendments to the Clean Water Act. Such fees are charges for the registration of particular products that have some environmental impact, most notably fertilizers and pesticides. Fees raise revenue and can shift behavior away from polluting products. Pesticide registration fee in Minnesota is a specified percent of the gross sales with a minimum fee of $250 per product. Partnership between public and private entities. E.g., the State of Utah"s Quality Growth Commission and the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) partnered with The Nature Conservancy (TNC) of Utah to raise funds and negotiate the terms of a conservation easement of 39.8 acres of agricultural land. Black Island Farm conservation easement, Utah. Quality Growth Commission: $172,000 grant; UDAF: $50,000 grant; TNC of Utah: $171,500 in private funds. Involves the privatization of infrastructure assets financed in whole or part by the federal government. EO 12803 directs all federal departments and agencies to support such privatization to the extent permitted by law. Could be used by local authorities to attract private sector investment, which could then be used in part to upgrade previously grant-funded WWTPs. Throughout the U.S. A private firm assumes responsibility to operate, maintain and manage the wastewater system. Typical contract operation terms are for 3 – 5 years. Contract operation does not involve any Under a tax-exempt lease arrangement, a public partnership finances capital assets or facilities by borrowing funds from an investor or financial institution. The private partner generally acquires title to the asset, but transfers it to the public partner. Throughout the U.S. Varies. Cranston, RI WWTP – 25-yr lease, expected to save $74 million over the contract"s term. Under a PDR program, a landowner voluntarily sells his or her rights to develop a parcel of land to a public agency or a charitable organization interested in natural resource conservation. The landowner retains all other ownership rights attached to the land, and a conservation easement is placed on the land and recorded on the title. The buyer (often a local unit of government) essentially purchases the right to develop the land and retires that right permanently, thereby assuring that development will not occur on that particular property. Active programs in DE, MD, NY, PA, and VA. Jurisdictions have established land preservation initiatives funded through a dedicated state real estate transfer tax. When one buys a house or property, the state real estate tax is paid at settlement to a special fund. In Maryland, 0.5 percent of the selling price for property is paid at settlement to fund Program Open Space (see Maryland Program Open Space above and in the case studies). A tax credit of either 10% or 8% of the expenditures qualified for amortization can be claimed, thus reducing BMP costs. Timber property must consist of at least one acre planted with tree seedlings in the manner normally used in forestation or reforestation for commercial production timber. Qualifying expenses include only costs which must otherwise be capitalized (e.g. site seeding). Up to $10,000 per year of qualified timber property reforestation expenses. Local governments could tap an additional source of capital if they sold municipal stormwater utilities to private investors interested in reducing their tax obligations. The maintenance of the asset would remain with the municipality and ownership of the utility asset would revert to the municipality at the end of the depreciation schedule. New source of capital not previously tapped – does not affect states" debt capacity. Selective sales taxes (i.e. on agricultural chemicals) raise revenue and can shift behavior away from polluting products. Tax could be designed in concert with federal, state, and private sector program to leverage additional monies. Septic system impact fees could be levied on the construction of new septic fields, including residential septic systems. Or, current owners of septic systems could pay into a trust for the future construction of sewer systems. Septic tank inspection fees could finance the creation of septic tank management districts to monitor and prevent spillage and may provide environmental incentives to stay in compliance. These fees also could capture revenues from households not connected to municipal sewers, but impacting water quality due to septic tank leakage. Certification fees could be charged to companies or individuals for the privilege of installing septic tanks. Revenues could cover the costs of environmental programs associated with the industry or activity. Certification fees may have a disproportionate impact on small businesses. Professional certification fees have a small revenue base in most cases. Similar to traditional user fees, but targeted toward special use. A special assessment district is an independent government entity formed to finance governmental services for a specific geographic area. Residents of special districts pay taxes to finance the improvements that will benefit them. Special districts, such as clean water districts, can issue revenue bonds to finance capital facilities independently, relieving the burden on general debt capacity. Washington State Clean Water/Shellfish Protection Districts (e.g., fees on septic systems). Revenue could recover the cost of improvements. Issuing a state-sponsored credit card to raise money for land protection. In 1996, the Land for Maine"s Future Program (LFMF) issued the first state-sponsored credit card. LFMF acquires land to provide recreational opportunities and to protect important natural resources. The program receives 0.5 percent of all credit card charges. Since its creation, the LFMF Program has assisted in the acquisition of more than 139,000 acres from willing sellers, and 53,500 acres protected through conservation easements. Challenge includes maintaining a certain number of active cardholders over time. Implementation in Bay states would require legislative approval. Requires access to very large direct marketing lists. A utility is an enterprise that performs a service and has the authority to charge fees for that service. For stormwater management, landowners are assessed a fee that is based on their parcel size and degree to which their land is developed. Typically, residential parcels are grouped into a size class with a common fee within each class. Commercial parcels are assessed individually and charged a site-specific fee. Fees are most commonly collected via existing water bill systems or as a line item on property tax statements. These utilities could be established within a municipality, a county, or encompass a whole watershed. Watershed boundaries are often cross-jurisdictional. Successful stormwater utilities include Takoma Park, MD and Virginia Beach, VA. A surcharge would be added to the existing prepared food and beverage sales tax. Revenues generated would be dedicated to provide cost-share, technical assistance and education to address nonpoint sources of pollution to the Chesapeake Bay. Would provide a tax credit to developers who develop on existing impervious surfaces. Tradeable permit mechanisms involve allocating allowance among dischargers who can exchange the allowances among themselves. Point source/nonpoint source trading involves point sources financing reductions in nonpoint source pollution in lieu of undertaking more expensive point source pollution reductions. Point/Nonpoint trade not actively used. Estimated cost savings in the Bay watershed could be over $1 billion. The Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) provides communities with a tool for redirecting growth from one area of a community to another. An Urban Congestion Fee can be implemented in the form of a toll, to raise funds for BMP projects, and to encourage carpooling and public transportation to reduce traffic congestion. Regulation to allow developers of multiple properties within infill development areas to implement larger basin-wide controls of stormwater, rather than implement BMPs for each property. Requires legislative approval. The City of San Diego has implemented an Urban Stormwater Mitigation Plan. User fees or rates may be used to repay capital costs over a long period; basic fees cover operation & maintenance, and may be used to create a "sinking fund" for eventual replacement/upgrade of equipment. According to one study, projected incremental rate increases associated with nutrient and sediment reductions in 160 of 195 Bay counties would not exceed 1% of MHI. (Whether 1% of MHI is affordable is a policy question.) Charged to property owners when they connect with an existing utility (e.g. drinking or wastewater). Used by many local governments for residential users, however, business users are often charged low or no fees. Proposed pilot program for Bay states. In a yield reserve program, the farmer would reduce nitrogen application and be given crop insurance to cover any reductions in yield. Incentive to apply only 75% to 85% of the nutrient recommended per acre in a Nutrient Management Plan. Geared towards corn production. Proposal awaits approval. Cost-share; $30 to $40 per acre paid to participating farms. Land Trust Alliance provides information about land trusts, how to conserve your land, and information about conservation easements. Resources include grants up to $5000 to "advance organizational development, innovative and collaborative projects that enable land trusts to actively and professionally protect and steward land." Limited Financial resources. Partnership between private entities. E.g., Perdue AgriRecycle Micronutrient Plant in Delaware – a partnership between Perdue Farms and AgriRecycle – to develop pellet fertilizer plant. The recycled poultry litter is then transported to nutrient-deficient regions. Perdue AgriRecycle in Delaware. Perdue Farms invested $12 million to build the facility; $3.4 mil in odor-control technology. This idea would allow purchase of easements on farm or forest land. The easements would require the use of BMPs to minimize environmental impact as long as the land is farmed or forested. The easement would be in perpetuity and all future farm operators would need to use these practices. This type of easement would not – as traditional conservation easements do – protect farmland from future development. Requires legislative approval. Biological Nutrient Removal Programs provide funds to retrofit or upgrade WWTPs with biological nitrification/denitrification facilities. Some states (e.g. Maryland) give a 50% grant derived from state General Obligation bonds, which can be matched with SRF loans, other federal funds, etc. In some states, funding is adequate to continue cost-share to achieve BNR. The SRFs provide long-term, low-interest loans to local governments or individuals. Stormwater management facilities and capital equipment such as sweepers, sediment traps and basins, constructed wetlands and biofilters can all be funded through the SRF. All Bay states are utilizing SRF funds for nonpoint-source projects. Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) programs provided more than $4.5 billion annually in recent years to fund water quality protection projects for wastewater treatment, nonpoint source pollution control, and watershed and estuary management. Assists farmers in transporting nutrients (manure) from areas of excess to areas in need of nutrients. The purpose is to create a pilot program to develop a market for Delaware generated manure in areas in need of organic matter and nutrients. The Delaware Agricultural Lands Preservation Program was formed to protect land for agricultural purposes. Participation in the program is voluntary. Landowners who place their lands into Agricultural Preservation Districts agree to not develop their lands for at least 10 years, devoting the land only to agriculture and related uses. In return, the owners receive tax benefits, right-to- farm protection, and an opportunity to sell a preservation easement to the state that keeps the land free from development permanently. Those who apply nutrients to 10 acres or greater are eligible for cost assistance in developing a nutrient management plan by private nutrient consultants. Cost assistance funds are structured to assist in developing three years of nutrient management planning. Up to $5 per acre for three years of nutrient management planning developed by a private consultant. Program components include sediment control and stormwater management plan approval, inspection during construction, post-construction inspection of permanent stormwater facilities, and education and training. The State is looking into implementing a stormwater utility. Program does not provide funding for local stormwater programs outside of some relatively minor support funding to conservation districts and municipalities. Soils and Water Conservation Districts (SWCDs) make available tractors and no-till drills at no cost to farmers. SWCDs may also purchase tractors and no-till drills and make them available (at a minimal cost) to farmers within the watershed on the basis of a priority listing of acreage that would benefit most from no-till farming. The SWCD is responsible for the maintenance and service of the equipment, so risk to the farmer is minimal. To allow state programs that provide grants to local entities the authority to charge fees for processing and administering the grant. These fees would be limited to the state"s cost to administer the grant and could be capped at 2.5% of the allocation. Requires legislative approval. $100,000 (1% of a $10 million allocation), up to $250,000 (2.5% of a $10 million allocation). Provides incentives, such as rebates, cash incentives, and/or water bill credits, to encourage homeowners to replace lawn areas with alternative landscaping and low-maintenance native plants that require less fertilizer than traditional grass. Southern Nevada Water Authority rebates customers $1 per sf of grass removed; the cities of Tempe and Glendale, AZ, Austin and San Antonio, TX, and Albuquerque, NM provide similar incentives. Innovative approach to using the State Revolving Loan Fund (SRF) that could become the prototype for many nonpoint-source control loan arrangements throughout the nation. The Linked Deposit approach entails investment of State Revolving Loan Funds in a commercial bank at below market interest rates with the bank, in return, providing lending to the private landowner for the run-off control project, at a reduced rate. Ohio has had a successful Linked Deposit Program since 1993. Maryland has had a Linked Deposit Program since 1999. Homeowners and developers who are required to reduce phosphorus from their property can opt to pay a fee proportional to the level of phosphorus present on their lot. This compensation fee permits the state to direct funds to areas with the most urgent phosphorus problems. Various states use revenue from hunting and fishing licenses and permits for land acquisitions. Would provide a tax credit to help homeowners recoup some of the cost of replacing or upgrading on-site septic systems. Soil Conservation Districts have been established to provide technical expertise for Soil and Water Quality Conservation Plans. They also are tasked with helping landowners get access to funding through state and federal programs that provide incentives, cost-sharing, subsidies, etc… Some individuals will have to reduce or eliminate their use of animal manure as fertilizer to comply with their nutrient management plan and will have to purchase additional fertilizer. Maryland offers a tax credit equal to 50% of the additional cost of fertilizer. Capped at $4,500 per year for up to three years. 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The Norseman Restaurant is a traditional Newfoundland restaurant in L'Anse-aux-Meadows. A great place to sample the local heritage, it also includes the Gaia Art Gallery, where you can buy paintings made by local artists.
We ended our day trip in L'Anse-aux-Meadows with a special dinner theatre presentation (there is one every Tuesday and Friday at 7:30p.m. in the summer -- check with the restaurant to know more about the dates), which told the story of L'Anse-aux-Meadows through skits, stories and traditional music.
The fun evening ended with guests being given the opportunity to be "screeched-in" (i.e. become an honorary Newfoundlander) by successively drinking a shot glass filled with Screech (the local liquor), kissing a codfish on the mouth, and saying the tongue-twisting "long may your big jib draw."
Favorite Dish: The dinner theatre included pea soup, chicken, "fish & brewis" (codfish and hard bread), a side of carrots and an outstanding blueberry crumble for dessert.
Even if you can't catch the dinner theatre, the menu is varied and the food is good. Highly recommended!- Road Trip
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Smith's Restaurant: Home Cooking!
The name is not fancy, but the food is great! Smith's is located along the main highway close to both the whale watching dock and the Viking historical settlement - you cannot miss it. The exterior decour is nothing fancy, but the dining room is very nicely done and there are some nice views out over the harbour.
Favorite Dish: We ate there a couple of times and I remember really enjoying both dishes. I believe that one of them involved scallops but this was in my pre-VT days, so my record keeping is slipping! However, I do remember thinking that these were amazingly good meals - and I have eaten at a lot of places! We paid about US$30 for the two of us to have a full meal plus a couple of beers and wine, as well as the tip!- Budget Travel
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Furious Boxer Goes Nuts, Beats Up Referee After Losing Match
The fight on the bill was not nearly as the one that took place afterward.
The fight on the bill was not nearly as the one that took place afterward.
He has missed the entire preseason but as the Boston Celtics get ready for the season opener a week from Wednesday, word comes down that Rajon Rondo could return.
You always hear people whining about how kids don't go outside and play, choosing to hang out on their phones or computers or whatever, instead. Well, maybe they do that because things like this happen when they do try physical exercise.
Sure, the baseball playoffs have captivated us and the NFL is in full swing, but at least one guy is pumped up hockey has returned.
We already knew Paul Rudd was a fun guy. But this just takes it to a whole new level.
The Boston Celtics are coming north to Portland and the newly renovated Cross Insurance Arena tonight. The opposition will be the Toronto Raptors.
This week we get a World War II-set ensemble drama, so you know it's that time of year when all the Oscar-hopefuls start crowding up the screens at your local multiplex.
Talk about an un-bee-lievable performance.
Wow. Just...wow. Meet Victor Thompson, who you'll never have to ask what NFL team he follows.
No matter what Gonzaga forward Kyle Wiltjer accomplishes this season, it will probably pale in comparison to this.


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Home Server Or VPS? One Family's Math
Really? (380 comments)
The family is supposedly pinching pennies, and yet they're worried about their kid's Minecraft server? Seriously?
Announcing: Slashdot Deals - Explore geek apps, games, gadgets and more. (what is this?)
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Really? (380 comments)
The family is supposedly pinching pennies, and yet they're worried about their kid's Minecraft server? Seriously?
Hah (687 comments)
"while others don't enjoy being the subject of stares"
Re:It's gender discrimination ! (211 comments)
Please explain to me the "male privilege", especially as related to education.
I remember my senior year of high school. Out of the the hundreds of college scholarships that were offered, only 10% of them were applicable to white males. We don't all come from families that owned land and people, mind you.
Who cares? (503 comments)
Who cares? Best Buy will be gone by next year anyway.
But guys (440 comments)
But guys, who is going to make our tools (not toys) now?
Oh, that's right. Everyone else is making tools that are also toys. My bad.
Re:Duh? (327 comments)
The data isn't unlimited, either.
Re:Patch Tuesday... (164 comments)
Weird that you replied to my post with this problem. I have this same (or similar) problem with my Explorer. Did the OD light start blinking or stay on? Mine does this, and turning the truck off and back on fixes it. The bad part is that it only gets worse, and now I'm lucky to get to work without it kicking in. I've had it not want to shift out of second a few times, but usually it just doesn't want to downshift when accelerating, meaning you have to floor it just to get moving from a stop.
It's apparently a sensor issue, and it only gets worse. From what I've researched, it also means a new transmission to fix, at least that's what they'll tell you. I haven't found anyone locally that can fix the sensor.
Patch Tuesday... (164 comments)
"Play this forward a bit. Image taking Patch Tuesday to a logical extreme, where you walk around your house or office to apply patches to many of the offline gadgets you own."
I'm assuming by the time we need to upgrade firmware or software on our refrigerators, toasters, coffee makers, and toilets that they'll all be sentient and just do it themselves.
Re:Still don't want one (989 comments)
"Autodesk Sketchbook, GarageBand, iMovie, iPhoto, the iWork suite and a couple games."
All of which were created by someone sitting at a keyboard.
Re:No more stuff in my entertainment center please (233 comments)
Someone either doesn't know what Steam is, or is trolling, or both.
*sigh* (211 comments)
These idiots need to invest in infrastructure. This "people using mobile data" problem isn't going away.
Re:Calm Down... A LITTLE (211 comments)
How sure of that app are you? Have you been comparing it with what AT&T says you're using? Try dialing *3282# and see what the text message you get says. I'm willing to bet it's a *lot* more than 200mb, especially if you've been uploading images (assuming they aren't tiny).
Furthermore, people were originally angry because this throttling wasn't being applied to people necessarily going over their limits, it was people in the "top 5% of data usage", whatever that means. And there isn't a way for an app to tell you that, hence the outrage.
Re:Worst? (130 comments)
Fleshlight app? They make those now? Awesome.
Re:Worst? (130 comments)
That game needs access to your dialer so that it can be paused whens someone calls you. I agree that the warning is misleading, and I believe it's something the Android developers are working on.
Re:Blegh (458 comments)
Then the question answers itself, doesn't it?
If the joint account represents the joint partnership, and that partnership goes bye-bye, the so does the account.
However, despite the partnership, you're still a person. Why would you give up that identifier in the first place?
Re:Blegh (458 comments)
Who said I was grumpy. Also my comment was in response to "Why get married if you aren't planning to combine anything?" which is just a silly notion to begin with.
Re:Blegh (458 comments)
This discussion is tiring. I'd like a pre-nap right now.
Re:Yeah... (458 comments)
Cute, but it still doesn't make sense to not think about things like this.
Re:Blegh (458 comments)
Same reason you don't share the same ID with your spouse. Accounts identify YOU as a single person.
Are you really this ignorant, or are you just trolling?
Yeah... (458 comments)
I'm not really trying to sound like an ass, but if you merged your email addresses, you're on your own.
Foresight. Use it.


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Growing numbers of young people—some 10% to 20% of school-age populations—have mental health problems requiring intervention, and current policy initiatives identify evidence-based therapies as the most effective and relevant forms of treatment. By reviewing evidence-based treatments (EBTs) across a wide spectrum of conditions, the Handbook of Evidence-Based Therapies for Children and Adolescents: Bridging Science and Practice closes the gaps between children's needs and services as well as those between research, training, and practice,
Several EBT options, both proved and promising, are offered for each covered disorder and are bolstered by case examples, tables, and reference lists. Features include chapters on implementation issues such as diversity, family treatment, assessment strategies, and community settings, and step-by-step guidance for the researcher looking to gather empirical support for therapies.
With comprehensive coverage provided by numerous leading experts in the field, this volume covers the broadest range of disorders over the widest pediatric-adolescent age range, including:
With its emphasis on flexibility and attention to emerging issues, the Handbook of Evidence-Based Therapies for Children and Adolescents is essential reading for anyone who works to address the mental health needs of children, including clinical child, school, and counseling psychologists; clinical social workers; and child psychiatrists as well as advanced-graduate level students in these and other related fields.
Content Level » Professional/practitioner
Keywords » Antisocial Behavior - Assessment - Counseling - Depression - Enuresis - Evaluation - Training - attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) - hyperactivity - intervention - psychology
Related subjects » Child & School Psychology - Medicine - Pediatrics - Psychology - Psychology, general
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16th Feb 2001, 06:45 AM | #1 |
not sure if this is a hack but it sure wasnt right. ok, i have the rocket launcher, this other guy, (wont mention his name unless i know hes a hacker) had the pulse rifle. i shot 2 missiles at him, both made direct impact, and he was puched back, he strafed over 2 health packs whitch he did NOT pickup, then he takes ANOTHER direct hit from 1 missile before i die of the plasma rifle. some other occourances were similar. he had no shield and Keg-o-health wasnt on this level.
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Anyone Else Want Some?
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I've seen this happen due to packet loss. That is most likely what happened. I was playing once and a locked on rocket wouldn't hurt anyone most of the time because there was more packet loss than normal. You could only hurt people with splash damage.
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Air France F-GITE, taxiing alongside runway 24R before takeoff.
Air Canada, C-FKCR / 222, arrival, runway 24R.
Lufthansa D-AIGN, arrival, runway 24R.
SWISS International Airlines HB-JHK (known as "Herisau"), final approach, runway 24R.
This CRJ-200ER (CL-600-2B19) was mfd. by Bombardier in 2000. Ex. C-FMNY & ex. B-7699, Bombardier Capital N591ML (operated by Bombardier for its Employees Shuttle flights) was seen during landing,... (more)
Mfd. in 2000. Air Transat C-FTCZ / 802 (leased from CanJet Airlines [operated by I.M.P. Group Ltd.]), arrival, runway 24R.


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City Close to Recommending Surface Road Replacement for Sheridan
The city is close to recommending that the Sheridan Expressway, a short, sparsely-used interstate that community activists have targeted for removal for years, be transformed into a street-level roadway that opens land for new development and improves neighborhood access to parks along the Bronx River.
The news came Tuesday night at a public meeting attended by about 60 people, where staff from the Department of City Planning, the Department of Transportation, and the Economic Development Corporation fielded questions after unveiling the draft recommendations, which would narrow the road width from 210 feet to an estimated 115 feet, create three signalized intersections along a section of the Sheridan, and open up new sites for development.
The next morning, the Southern Bronx River Watershed Alliance held a press conference on an overpass above the Sheridan. "That is a good start," Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice Executive Director David Shuffler said of the surface road proposal. "But we still feel that they have a lot more ways to go."
The plan's two major components come with cost estimates: DOT says that new ramps connecting Oak Point Avenue with the Bruckner Expressway would cost $72 million, while transforming a section of the Sheridan into a surface road would require $45 million. These cost estimates don't include other recommendations, such as pedestrian access improvements and decking over a portion of the highway.
"Closing things is always cheaper than opening them," DOT federal programs advisor Linda Bailey said, adding that the project team was trying to keep costs down in order to improve the likelihood of the project's most important components becoming reality.
The Oak Point ramps, in combination with the closure of a ramp from the southbound Sheridan to Westchester Avenue, would re-route trucks accessing the Hunts Point Produce Market off local streets and directly to the industrial area. Advocates want ramps to and from the west, as well, but DOT only studied east-side ramps, which would serve traffic using the Sheridan and reduce the overall project cost by tens of millions of dollars. Another DOT cost-saving measure was to redesign the off-ramp from the westbound Bruckner; instead of flying over the expressway, it would connect directly to street level at Leggett Avenue.


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Bloody Bull
- Total Time:
- 5 min
- Prep:
- 5 min
- Yield:
- 6 servings
- Level:
- Easy
- Bloody Bull:
- Fennel Spice Rub, recipe follows, or your favorite spice rub
- 6 chilled beers
- 4 cups Bloody Bull Mix, recipe follows
- Fennel Spice Rub:
- 1 cup fennel seeds
- 3 tablespoons coriander seeds
- 2 tablespoons white peppercorns
- 3 tablespoons kosher salt
- Bloody Bull Mix:
- 1 quart tomato juice
- 1 scallion, roughly chopped
- 1 jalapeno (with seeds), stemmed
- 2 tablespoons grated fresh horseradish, or to taste
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 clove garlic, roughly chopped
- Grey salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
To make Bloody Bull:Rub pre-chilled glass rims in bowl of fennel spice rub or your favorite spice rub. Pour a beer in each glass, top with bull mix. Stir with a spoon and serve.
To make Fennel Spice Rub:Put the fennel seeds, coriander seeds, and peppercorns in a heavy pan over medium heat. Watch carefully, tossing frequently so the seeds toast evenly. When light brown and fragrant, pour the seeds onto a plate to cool. They must be cool before grinding, or they will gum up the blades.
Pour the seeds into a blender and add the salt. Blend to a fine powder, shaking the blender occasionally to redistribute the seeds. Store in a tightly sealed glass jar in a cool, dry place, or freeze.
To make Bloody Bull Mix:Combine tomato juice, scallion jalapeno, horseradish, lemon juice, garlic and salt and pepper in a blender. Blend until smooth. Pour in a pitcher and refrigerate until ready to serve.
Recipe courtesy Michael Chiarello
Cooking Tips
More Recipes and Ideas
Bloody Mary Guajillo Salsa
Recipe courtesy of Food Network Kitchen
Bloody Mary Dip
Recipe courtesy of Giada De Laurentiis
Beer-Based Bloody Marys
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This huge chain of restaurants offers a bar and American favorites.
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This family owned restaurant offers a variety of breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They are well known for their pancakes.
»Fireside Dinner Theatre
This clever restaurant combines fine dining with excellent theatre and also boasts a gift shop.
»615 Club
The 615 Club is Beloit's best kept secret, serving lunch & dinner in a relaxing setting with superb service. They feature a 1/2 lb. Black Angus burger at lunch and great weeknight specials for a complete meal with soup and salad.
»Central Coast Restaurant
Central Coast Restaurant is a fine dining restaurant, banquet facility and ballroom dance club. They specialize in exquisite cuisine complemented by a vast wine collection from the Central Coast region of California. The banquet facility is rated as one of the most beautiful and elegant in the area. The Dance Club features special workshops and events each month with premiere bands from all over the country.


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