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Other places have actually put some work in and produced far more viable efforts - hence the established USA civilian nuclear industry being twenty years behind South Africa,
On what planet are you on? South Africa had a stupid Pebble Bed Modular Reactor (PBMR) project that was state funded. This project plodded along while huge amounts of taxpayer money were wasted (to be fair, it is better than the outright stealing that the SA government does).
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"JetBlue is thrilled to receive four individual awards for our T5 concession program in ARN's airport survey this year, and we thank the many business partners and crewmembers that have helped us revolutionize the airport experience for JetBlue customers," said Mitch Nadler, Director of Concession Management at JetBlue Airways. "We would also like to congratulate our individual concessionaires who also took home awards from ARN this year. We are extremely proud of Terminal 5 and all it has to offer, and we will continue to strive for high customer satisfaction and optimal revenue performance."
Several individual operators that have locations at JetBlue's T5, as well as other airports across the nation, also received awards honoring their achievements in the airport concession industry, including:
For the second year in a row, nominating and judging for the 2010 awards was conducted entirely online and resulted in unprecedented industry participation. Consistent from previous years, more than 200 airport executives voted for concession companies and concessionaires voted for airport programs, eliminating any conflict of interest issues from the process.
JetBlue's T5 at JFK was inaugurated in October, 2008. T5 has the ability to handle up to 20 security lanes, 26 gates, free Wi-Fi, 22 restaurants and food outlets, 25 retail stores, and a large children's play area. The 635,000-square-foot building was designed to handle up to 20 million passengers per year.
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by Victoria Phillips in Cookbooks, Giveaway, November 23, 2011Joy Pierson, co-owner of one of New York city's best-loved vegan restaurants, Candle 79 along with chefs Angel Ramos and Jorge Pineda have a brand new cookbook out, filled with their favorite meatless recipes, plus ones customers can't seem to get enough of. The group is so passionate about the food they serve; the chefs were the food stylists for the book's over-the-top images.
"It's our customers who say, 'I love that avocado soup. I want the recipe,'" Joy says. "People really want to eat this way, so we're giving them the tools."
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I love all of the savory vegetarian side dishes from Thanksgiving. This year, I am most exciting about my mushroom stuffing!
Mashed potatoes (to make it vegeterian, substitute regular butter for Smart Balance, and instead of regular milk you can use soy milk), green beans, apple and pumpkin pie. I also love grilled vegetables – carrots, bell peppers, zuccini, tomatoes, red onion. Just add any spice of your choice or plain salt and pepper and enjoy.
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PHOENIX -- Ann Romney, wife of 2012 presidential candidate Mitt Romney, will visit a Tempe bookstore next week to promote her new book.
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Met up with some other photographers at 8 am, got back from Denver late last night and would have preferred to sleep late but this was so worth getting up early for. They have done a great job of these memorials and the feeling you get when looking down into them is quite eerie. Thanks very much for the compliment, very grateful, cheers.
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It's really quite eerie looking at your photograph Chris, it draws me inwards, and even if I didn't know what it was I would feel a sense of deep melancholy. Masterful work, well done!
It was incredibly impressive just standing there, I do hope I did it justice. Thanks very much Chris for this wonderful feedback and the confidence boost.
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Oh wow… I thought they only allowed certain people in there for a while and there's a list you had to get on to be granted an entry… Am I reading wrong newspapers? :)
Anyway, awesome shot, as always!
I went down there thinking we probably wouldn't get in but if you go to the preview "store" on Vesey Street opposite the north side of Saint Paul's cemetery across from Ground Zero there is a lady sitting at a desk on the sidewalk giving out tickets. We (the Lensmasters Group on Facebook, a small startup group, we were 5 people) were there at 8:00 am and I don't know what the situation would be if you went later. They really search like at the airport and there is a NO TRIPODS rule so don't take one. I had a tiny table top tripod and the guard let me take it in but told me not to take it out of my bag which was frustrating as I really wanted to use my ND filter and a cable release to slow down the water flow. Oh well. Only the website is sold out of tickets! It was a really cool shoot., these memorials are really fantastic. Thanks Lina for another great comment and compliment, cheers.
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Thanks so much Norma-Jean for yet another of your warm and kind comments, greatly appreciated for sure. Cheers.
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Congratulations Chris your work has been featured in Around the World.
Heavens, I missed this! Not sure how I did that, BUT I found it now and I'm so excited Renee. Thank you for this great honor. I'm very grateful.
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More than thirty organizations convened at the Illinois Farm Bureau yesterday and formed statewide steering committees to assist in implementing the new Homegrown By Heroes Illinois Products program.
Illinois veterans will soon have the opportunity of a national branding campaign to help market their farm products. The Homegrown By Heroes Illinois Products initiative, a product labeling program, will allow Illinois farmers, ranchers, fishermen and others who have served or are still serving in any branch of the U.S. military, the ability to use the logo on their agricultural products.
Farmer training and education are also large components of the initiative that will provide informational resources available to veterans desiring to farm in the state.
The Homegrown By Heroes Illinois Product logo will be made available to the veteran-farmers and veteran agricultural producers. They can use the logo to identify and market their Illinois grown and made products on packaging, signage, websites, social media, etc., or wherever these products are being sold.
The Illinois Department of Agriculture and the Illinois Farm Bureau are partnering with the Farmer Veteran Coalition to bring this initiative to the state.
"This statewide collaboration will help ensure these veterans are successful in their agriculture endeavors. The initial response and buy in has been overwhelming and this support will help provide incredible opportunities for our service members" states Kendra Schilling, Local Foods Liaison, Illinois Department of Agriculture.
The Homegrown By Heroes initiative will include Illinois programs such as developing mentorships between experienced farmers and veterans; identifying community land access benefiting beginning farmers and saving municipalities the high cost of maintenance; farmer training; farmers' market opportunities and partnerships; assisting veterans in developing value-added products; fostering relationships with retailers and food service organizations; identifying resources for farmers wishing to raise livestock, grow commodity crops, and more.
"Taking a statewide approach will lead toward a cohesive program providing an opportunity for integration of resources and marketing opportunities," said Cynthia Haskins, Manager of Business Development and Compliance for Illinois Farm Bureau (IFB).
Program details and announcement of the statewide committees members will be shared during the Local and Regional Food Summit, hosted by the Illinois Farm Bureau and Illinois Department of Agriculture and Heartland Community College at Heartland Community College, November 13.
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Apple issues iOS 8.1.3 and Mac OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 updates with security fixes
Google has moved to take on Apple in the high end laptop market with a new own-brand touch-enabled Chromebook device called the Pixel that will cost £1,049.
The device will go on order from Thursday in both the UK and the US and ship in April, but is priced far higher than previous models which were around $200-300 and built by firms such as Samsung, Asus, HP and Lenovo.
However, Google has built the Pixel itself, only using OEMs for guidance, and Google senior vice president for Chrome, Sundar Pichai said the firm is confident it can challenge Apple with the device.
"It will stand up very well against a MacBook Air," he said speaking via a live stream in the US on launch of the device on Thursday.
"It [The MacBook Air] doesn't have a high resolution screen, it doesn't have touch, so what you're getting from a hardware perspective is far superior [on the Pixel]," he said.
Google was also keen to tout the unique screen size of the device, which has an increased vertical screen with a 3:2 ratio, unlike the 16x9 or 16x10 screens more commonly seen.
"Because the web is about vertical content we wanted to give the device more screen size in this direction, so it has 18 percent more vertical height," added Pichai.
Furthermore, the Pixel has a 239ppi display quality, which Pichai claimed is higher than most Windows 8 laptops, and has better brightness too with a 400nit display.
It's powered by an Intel iCore 5 processor and has 4GB of RAM. It has just 32GB of storage for the Wi-Fi version but buyers will be given 1TB of Google Drive data for three ears.
For US customers there's the ability the sign up to a 4G plan with Verizon to access high speed networks when on the move, and this device will cost $1,499, but this option is not available in the UK as yet. This version will also come with 64GB of storage.
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Since leaving the Bush White House, Karl Rove has become "the dominant private citizen in the Republican Party," according to a new profile in the New Republic.
Karl Rove's American Crossroads super PAC has placed a $1.7 million ad buy in six swing states in the wake of Rick Santorum's depature from the race.
Rove said that if State of the Union watchers drink every time President Obama said the phrase "middle class," then "we're going to have a lot of drunk people in America." Was he right?
Ron Paul's talons were out over the weekend, slamming the decision to let billionaire mogul Donald Trump moderate the Newsmax debate in Iowa.
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The Vampire Diaries is everyone's (almost) favorite group of bloodsuckers.
The CW hit became popular when it premiered in 2009, grabbing the attention of supernatural drama fans.
Cryptozoic Entertainment added another element for fans – a set of trading cards with autographs and memorabilia cards.
The 72-card base set for the Vampire Diaries Trading Cards will cover memorable events from the first season. Each box will yield 24 packs with five cards per pack. In addition, there will be at least one hit – autograph or memorabilia card – per box.
Product is scheduled to be released on Dec. 6 and will cost around $60 per hobby box.
Cryptozoic released pictures of the autograph set that features many of the show's stars, including Paul Wesley (Stefan Salvatore), Ian Somherhalder (Damon Salvatore) and Nina Dobrev (Elena Gilbert).
The autograph set includes 10 signatures from cast members of the show.
While you patiently wait for the set to come out, check out the gallery of autograph cards.
Susan Lulgjuraj is a contributing editor for Beckett Media. You can email Susan here. Follow her on Twitter here.
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'Cutie and the Boxer': An art-world portrait of opposites
The documentary "Cutie and the Boxer" tells the tale of two very different artists and their long marriage with style and wit.
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'Cutie and the Boxer,' a documentary directed by Zachary Heinzerling. 82 minutes. Rated R for nude art images. Seven Gables.
"It's not a typical romance," says Noriko Shinohara, dryly. She's speaking, in Zachary Heinzerling' s intimate documentary "Cutie and the Boxer," about two different yet intertwined relationships: her own, with artist husband Ushio Shinohara, and that between Cutie and Bullie, two characters in a comic-book-style series of paintings and drawings created by Noriko, inspired by her often-difficult relationship with her husband.
Heinzerling takes us inside the Shinoharas' cluttered Brooklyn loft — it seems encrusted with possessions, like overlapping layers of paint on a canvas — and listen to their usually agreeable squabbling. Theirs is a long relationship, begun nearly 40 years ago: She was 19 and newly arrived in New York from Japan; he was 41, already settled in the city and known as an "action painter" (he dips boxing gloves in paint and attacks a blank sheet of paper). Through the years, he has found acclaim as an artist, with many gallery shows but little money; she's taken care of him, raised their child, endured his alcoholism — and finally found her own voice as "Cutie." (Among the stories Cutie tells: that on the morning after her first night with Bullie, he asked to borrow money.) You sense that this is how quiet Noriko finds shelter in the storm of her marriage: by speaking through art.
"Cutie and the Boxer" takes this tale of two artists and tells it with style and wit: Ushio, at work, is filmed like performance art, a boxer dancing with paint; Noriko's work comes to life through whimsical animation, making New York a wonderland. But the reality is clear: These two have made hard choices for their art and yet survived; you sense they'll always be together, both on paper and off. Noriko, in the film, wonders aloud if "maybe being opposite helped to accomplish something, in the end."
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Having worked for EMC for a number of years, I might be able to shed some light on this.
First, EMC always releases new drives with mirrored protection to protect the customer's data against any potential problems with the drive manufacturing process. Usually after about 3-6 months, depending on the field information), EMC will allow RAID-S. This was certainly true with disk sizes up to 36GB.
With the 72 and now 181GB drives there is a different problem: rebuild time. If you lose a 72 or 181GB drive it might take several days to rebuild the RAID-S group (based on activity). Unless you are using a dynamic spare, you are exposed to losing another drive in the same RAID group. It could be that EMC does not want to expose the customer to such a risk.
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What was a hope among long-time friends became reality when Jeremiah Cochran of Billings West and Billings Senior's Quinn Abdallah signed national letters of intent to play basketball next year for Wenatchee Valley Community College in Washington.
"We always talked about going somewhere together," said Abdallah. "We never thought it would actually happen."
The two have been friends since second grade.
Cochran, a 6-foot-5 forward, averaged 6.6 points and 6.8 rebounds a game for West.
"I really liked the system there," he said of Wenatchee. "I felt it would be a good spot for me to learn and progress as a player. In my future, I'd like to play for a four-year school."
Abdallah, a 6-2 guard, averaged five points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.2 assists a game this past season for the Broncs.
"I actually just tagged along with Jeremiah when he went up there," Abdallah said. "The coach didn't even know who I was. I went through the workouts and after two days, they offered."
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Rendering of 17th Street closure structure, as part of the Potomac Park Levee System. (Photo by USACE)
One mouth (approximately 10 feet tall) of the 17th Street Closure, Potomac Levee Project, Washington, D.C. This project will protect critical infrastructure downtown like the Federal Triangle from potential flooding of the Potomac River. (Photo by Sarah Gross)
Photo showing location of 17th Street closure (Photo by USACE Courtesy Photo)
An example post and panel closure structure, similar to the 17th Street temporary closure structure. (Photo by USACE)
Stone cladding on the 17th Street floodwall was designed to blend in with the historic landscape of the National Mall. (Photo by Sarah Gross)
17th Street Closure project site map, as part of the Potomac Park Levee System. (Photo by USACE)
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AUTHORIZATION: Washington, DC & Vicinity Local Flood Protection Project - Flood Control Act of 1936 and 1946; Section 301 of the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 1996 authorized project modifications per the 1992 General Design Memorandum (GDM); and Section 309 of WRDA 1999 increased authorized project cost to $5.965 million (Oct. 1997 price levels).
TYPE OF PROJECT: Flood Risk Management
PROJECT PHASE: Construction
CONGRESSIONAL INTEREST: Delegate Holmes-Norton (D.C.)
NON-FEDERAL SPONSOR: N/A – the project is located on Federal lands.
BACKGROUND: The 17th Street closure is part of the Potomac Park Levee System, which is part of the larger Washington D.C. and Vicinity Local Flood Protection Project. The project is built and regulated by the Corps, and owned and operated by the National Park Service. The system provides flood risk reduction from river flooding and storm surge flooding of the Potomac River.
The original Potomac Park Levee System was Congressionally authorized to provide flood risk reduction for a flood event up to 700,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) on the Potomac River. The project was completed in 1939 and relied on sandbags and earthen fill to form a temporary closure across 17th St. In January 2007, the Corps determined that the original temporary closure consisting of sandbags, Jersey barriers and plastic sheeting, previously approved by the Corps, was unreliable for reducing flood risk from the Potomac River and gave the system an unacceptable rating. This unacceptable rating initiated a Regulatory procedure that led FEMA to "de-accredit" the entire Potomac Park Levee system. In September 2010, FEMA released new Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM) that show the downtown area without flood protection. With guidance from the Corps, the District of Columbia initiated design of a more reliable removable post and panel closure structure in response to the FIRM revisions. The Corps received American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds to finalize design and award the construction contract. Construction began January 2011 for a total estimated project cost of approximately $9.4 million.
The removable closure structure consists of 27 aluminum panels and eight steel posts, and connects to stone-clad concrete floodwalls on both sides. The temporary nature of the closure provides a 140-foot-wide opening allowing traffic to flow along 17th Street when there is no threat of high water. If there is a risk of high water, the closure structure would be erected by NPS to close off the street for continuous protection across the levee system. Stone cladding on the 17th Street closure's concrete floodwalls will blend in with the historical features in the surrounding area.
Upon completion of the 17th Street closure structure, the Corps will begin the Regulatory process of "Certification" of the Potomac Park levee system for FEMA accreditation. This "Certification" will establish that the levee system is capable of providing flood risk reduction to the protected area of the district from a 1 in 100 chance per year event (100-year flood), or the equivalent of approximately 457,000 cfs with a required minimum freeboard of 3 feet. With Corps "Certification," FEMA can begin the process of revising the Flood Insurance Rate maps (FIRMS), showing a significant reduction in flooding from the Potomac River.
STATUS: Construction contract to build the 17th Street closure in the amount of $4.6 million is scheduled for completion fall 2014. The Corps will perform a levee system evaluation to ensure it meets flood-risk requirements and will provide FEMA with an evaluation report to include the ability of NPS to properly install the 17th Street closure segment and operate and maintain levee system. If there is a positive rating, FEMA will "accredit" the levee system and eventually issue a new FIRM for the district.
Upcoming related work as part of Phase II plans for the system includes providing a small floodwall at 2nd and P streets near Ft. McNair and raising the existing grade along 23rd Street to eliminate sandbag closures at these locations. Additionally, Phase II would raise the Potomac Park Levee system up to a uniform elevation to provide flood risk reduction up to the Congressionally-authorized 700,000 cubic feet per second flow-rate event, or approximately 19 feet above sea level - which also equates to a 1 in 500 chance per year event. These plans still need Congressional funding; however, the Phase II work will not hold up the certification of the levee system for FEMA accreditation.
Total Estimated Cost
Federal Cost Estimate
$ 10,450,0001
Federal Funds Data
Allocations thru FY 20122
Allocation for FY 2013
Balance to Complete
1 This total cost estimate is constrained to the currently authorized project cost limit.
2 Of these total allocations, $3,121,835 were Investigations PED funds and $5,296,009 were Construction funds were provided under the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).
3 The President typically sends the budget to Congress in February each year. Upon release, budget amounts for the USACE Civil Works programs and specified projects are posted online at the HQUSACE website in a program budget press book at: http://www.usace.army.mil/Missions/CivilWorks/Budget.aspx.
FY 2013 Completed Work: Prepared a draft Limited Reevaluation Report (LRR), and completed 90 percent of the construction on the 17th Street closure structure.
FY 2014 Work: Previous year carry in funds in the amount of $145,768 used to complete the construction of the 17th Street closure and start levee system certification evaluation report.
COMPLETION: Complete levee system certification. The remaining levee modification design and construction work could be completed within 24 months, pending Congressional modification of the authorized project cost and available funding.
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(09-22-2011 01:05 PM)jafi1972 Wrote: I ended up getting that Horton on ebay for about $8 after shipping. Thought it would be neat to have a Tim horton card.
(09-22-2011 02:46 PM)mrspudhead Wrote: Wow, over 9000 views. Great thread rice. For those of you in Canada, you may see me on Global TV tonight as I was at the Black Cultural Centre of Nova Scotia today for several hours. My great-grandfather's cane is in this museum. Also a large poster of Boston Bruin's Willie O'ree is on display. Spud
(09-21-2011 11:08 PM)ricebondsmntna2young Wrote: The new entries are beautiful cards to be sure. It's as if you can't submit a card without some lettering involved this time around. But the needle hasn't moved much since this afternoon and if THESE new ones aren't going to shake off any votes for bimola's ridiculous crop, we might be able to call this early tomorrow morning. Leafs Vote bimola's Sundin (16/35) Ultimate : 6? (cheat; rice; powell; wick; ono?; crawler?) bimola's Sittler Enshrined: 4 (bonnev; vadim; pretzel; iluv; alto) bimola's Sundin (30/35) Ultimate : 1 (jafi) jafi1972's Horton UM: 1 (blue) Don't worry guys...we'll leave it open for as long as you need to get your cards up and get them properly voted on. We want as many cards to be seen before closing the vote so I'll open the Leafs round for 24 more hours or longer if need be. The Leafs round is supposed to be a big deal and I can think of a few others that are going to require more than a day to suss out. If I close a round early, it's only because I'm getting no indications that there are further cards to be seen. Speak up any time if you think I'm closing too early.
(09-22-2011 10:44 AM)cheatinc Wrote: Methinks that manufactured patches like the horton should have their own category/thread since they're usually designed to be extra flashy...
(09-22-2011 02:54 PM)ricebondsmntna2young Wrote: Thanks a lot Spud. Hopefully, you can get a youtube video up. I'd like to watch it here in the States. I'm venturing pretty far off from hockey but, was your great-grandfather black? I have no idea what your book's about, but I know that Canadians deal with race very differently than here in the States, so I'm hoping we'll get a chance to see a few excerpts.
(09-22-2011 04:34 PM)ty4orce Wrote: Very cool and interesting story Spud my dad as well told me stories about the Richard riot as I was growing up......I could never get enough of those stories as I grew up only a few blocks from the old Forum...I remember very well what St.Catherine street looked like back then and unfortunately today all the familiar places are all gone......but at least I still have those memories......Thanks
(09-22-2011 03:21 PM)mrspudhead Wrote: Yes he was a Black sleeping-car porter with the Intercolonial Railway that ran from Halifax to Montreal. I am an 8th-generation African Canadian with my roots going back to a slave on a plantation in Annapolis, Maryland. My father was a Korean War verteran (1951), Peacekeeper in Gaza (1966), and my hockey coach when I was a PeeWee (early 1960s). After retiring from the Canadian Forces, he was the manager of a brand new sports center near Canadian Forces Base Petawawa (a few hours drive west of Ottawa, Ontario) and drove a mean Zamboni. He grew up in Montreal, personally knew Jean Beliveau and Dickie Moore, and was at the Forum when the Richard riot broke out - he told me lots of stories about what he saw on St. Catherine's Street that night. He died in 2004 but would have adored P.K. Subban! Spud
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Despite the public outrage stirred by the actions to prop up firms like Citigroup and AIG, the Fed's biggest mistakes may have come before the recession rather than in response to it.
"My view is that the Fed has done an excellent job since the crisis started, but they didn't do a very good job before the crisis started," says Pete Kyle, a finance expert at the University of Maryland. He says the central bank, as a key financial regulator, should have ensured that US banks had plenty of capital on hand to weather a storm.
Some other economists echo that view, arguing that the Fed and other bank regulators should have done much more to safeguard against a surge in high-risk mortgage lending during the years leading up to the crisis, at a time when US home prices were soaring.
Once a crisis is under way, however, the standard view among economists is that a central bank should act as a "lender of last resort," providing credit as freely as possible to prevent widespread bank failures at a time when ordinary investors are in a panic.
Even if the Fed's general approach was the correct one, Wednesday's data release is sure to prompt close analysis of the money lent, and who got it.
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People who get to wear Google Glass, like the dozens of software developers invited to recent Google Glass Foundry events in New York and San Francisco, are sworn to secrecy.
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THE FIRST MONTHS as College of Marin trustee is like "picking low-hanging fruit." Despite tumultuous challenges over the past few years, the efforts of President David Wain Coon are now being fully felt throughout the college. What a great time to come on this board.
Many people expressed concern about the Indian Valley Campus in Novato as being "underutilized."
So here's a partial list of some of the transforming things happening at our Novato campus under the leadership of IVC dean Nanda Schorske to grow this campus to better serve the needs of North Marin youth and adults, and also career development needs of our entire county:
The Transportation Technology complex is completely modernized from the bond funds into a state-of-the-art auto-tech training center, and is getting rave reviews from local auto companies that are hiring those highly skilled graduates — at wages enabling them to live in Marin;
An 11-campus school in Beijing, China noticed our model tech center, and wants to send vocational students to study English and auto tech here on exchange with our students. Jason Lau, based at IVC, is creating so many opportunities since he was hired to expand COM's community and international programs. I expect IVC to be COM's international campus, as appropriate for career development in a global economy;
Other possibilities with international significance could be developing for COM at IVC due to our new BioScience Consortium grant application and other related opportunities. With our unique presence of BioScience and BioTech companies in Marin, we are positioned as a potential lead for education and training for this industry so important to our local economy.
With the involvement of the Buck Institute, NorthBay Leadership Council, Novato's Economic Commission and others, IVC is sitting in the "catbird seat" for providing students a place to learn and contribute to the treatment and cure of diseases in the world;
We hear a lot about the rising costs of college. COM has developed a better solution. President Coon, assisted by new vice president, Jonathon Eldridge, has developed a way to guarantee that every student entering COM and following their track to an AA degree or a two-year transfer to UC or state university, will be able to do so within two years. That could save that student almost $100,000 from the cost of two years at a university in a dorm. (For education elitists among us, nobody asks you when you graduate from Berkeley where you took your first two years.)
Now that same guarantee applies for North Marin students — who can now take all of their courses for an AA degree — or even transfer to UC as a business major — in two years by just attending classes close to home at IVC.
If you're concerned about former lack of maintenance on IVC's 1970s-era buildings (I was), you're going to love the new look for most of the remaining buildings that aren't already remodeled. Nine buildings and the former library are getting new roofs, paint and refurbishing inside and out. New vice president, Greg Nelson, is introducing a long overdue maintenance and operations plan for COM that will ensure future maintenance is done. He's also overseeing updating of technology for COM as befits 21st century campuses.
I urge everyone who cares about shaping the future of the IVC Campus to attend the COM Board of Trustees meeting on April 25 at 1 p.m. in Building 9, at the Indian Valley Campus.
Brady Bevis of Novato is a member of the College of Marin board of trustees. She is a former member of the Marin Board of Supervisors.


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I'm thinking about getting back on Whole30.
Technically it would be a Whole25 so that I could quit in time for Thanksgiving. I'm in a candy coma today. I could have slept all day if I didn't have to come to work. I feel like crapola from all the junk I've been eating.
Yesterday my StitchFix came. It's a company that picks out 5 pieces of clothing/accessories, you try it on at home, and send back what you don't like. It was really cool and fun. When I'm out shopping, there's been so many times where I'm like "this shirt would look amazing with these pants I have at home" only to buy it and find out it looks awful. It's also cool because I would have never picked these items out at the mall, but they looked really good. I ended up keeping 2 of the 5 pieces. One pair of pants had an elastic waistband, and I swear, flubber was poking out of the top. The pants were so cute, but they went back in the box to be returned. So yep, it's time to clean up the diet.
Bf has been following "Paleo for Lifters" diet since he's hitting the gym more seriously as of late. Basically you add in rice and potatoes while still following regular Paleo. So of course I've been eating rice and potatoes too.. and I don't think I need that. My energy levels are just fine without that. I'm not squatting 325# every day, so I think the extra starches can go. The day that I ate a lunch of mashed potatoes and chicken leg, I went home and immediately stuffed my face with lunchmeat because I was so hungry. The insulin response to the carbs is not pleasant!
Plus... we've got a Showcase at the studio on Nov 23rd. If I ever get around to choreographing my song, I'll have a solo performance. I really want to be in great shape for this performance, so all the more reason to get back on plan!
I'm re-reading my Whole30 blogs from July, and remembering how at first it kind of ruined my life. All the headaches, mood swings, fights with Bf over what we're eating. Sigh.. I guess I'll have to go through that all over again. I do think I'll break one rule and eat regular bacon rather than buying sugar free bacon online. That stuff was expensive!
I will really have to take a block of time on the weekends and dedicate it to meal plan & prep. I've been getting lazy with that lately and I think it's what's driving me to eat poorly. I may even have to start packing lunch and dinner to eat at work, since sometimes I want to go to the gym after work. It's a hefty undertaking, but I've got to make it work!
Well I'm off to eat my last non-compliant meal in the cafeteria. I'll do some planning tonight, and see if I can get this thing into full swing by tomorrow.
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You will be good. You did it before!
Hopefully since BF is already doing mostly paleo, you shouldn't have the fights about eating... can't you eat the same meals just minus the rice/potatoes? Hopefully that works out. And just dust off your recipes from earlier. YOU GOT THIS. :)
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Boy, I've been really failing at that whole "consistency" thing this month. I have plenty of teas to go through, plenty of diversity in there. But with a 6AM wake-up time, the only thing my mind wants to veer toward is the Earl Grey and get on the road.
I guess that's what days off are for.
I actually had time to tear open a sample of Mi Xian black – a Taiwanese "red" tea with an interesting twist. Like Gui Fei and Oriental Beauty, it uses leaves that have a special coating of…uh…stuff on them to prevent leafhopper (read: bug) attacks. With Gui Fei and Beauty, there is a noticeable flavor difference as a result. And you know what? The same can be said for Mi Xian. It's like a Ruby 18 black crossed with Oriental Beauty with a dash of Dan Cong. The flavor is spry, tart, somewhat malty and creamy – all in contrast to its rather light liquor. That and it holds up to a neglected steep time.
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ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico — State officials on Thursday called out the U.S. Air Force for missing a deadline to design and implement an interim system for cleaning up contamination from a fuel leak at a New Mexico base.
The Environment Department's notice of violation relates to a decades-old fuel leak from underground pipes at an aircraft fuel-loading facility at Kirtland Air Force Base.
Environment Secretary Ryan Flynn said the Air Force has made progress over the past year but "results are what ultimately matter the most."
Flynn said the state's expectations won't be satisfied until the Air Force begins operating a pump-and-treat system as part of the long-term effort to keep the contamination from reaching the city of Albuquerque's drinking water wells.
As part of the notice, the Air Force faces a civil penalty up to $10,000 and an additional $5,000 for each day the violation continues.
Base officials were reviewing the state's notice.
The Air Force has been under pressure from state regulators and the agency that provides drinking water to the Albuquerque metropolitan area to step up efforts to address the plume.
Tons of soil that had surrounded the old pipeline at the fueling station were removed by tractors and semi-trucks last summer as part of the cleanup plan. That work addressed only the first layer of contamination.
The Air Force also is using a vacuum system to suck vapors from the soil at deeper levels. So far, that technology has recovered more than 500,000 gallons of fuel.
The other more complicated piece of the plan involves cleaning up contaminated water that's close to 500 feet below the surface.
The size of the spill has been estimated at anywhere from nearly 6 million to 24 million gallons, but Air Force officials have said recent studies aimed at sizing up the plume's dimensions have come in on the lower end.
The Air Force has suggested drilling eight extraction wells, rather than just one as previously proposed. The expanded proposal has yet to be formally reviewed by the Environment Department.
Under the notice of violation, the state wants the Air Force to submit a plan that outlines the more expansive approach. Regulators say they also will consider abating a portion of the penalties if the Air Force is able to begin treating contaminated groundwater by the end of June.
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on 12 July
[Report by Cathrin Schaer: "The World from Berlin: 'In Srebrenica the
Good Men Did Too Little'"]
Sunday [11 July] marked the 15th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre,
when Bosnian Serbs killed around 8,000 Muslim men and boys. German
commentators point out that there are still plenty of unanswered
questions, including whether blame for the genocide has been correctly
On Sunday 775 coffins belonging to victims of the 1995 Srebrenica
massacre were buried at the memorial cemetery in Potocari, on the 15th
anniversary of the atrocity. An estimated 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and
boys were killed during the worst mass murder in Europe since World War
II, after Bosnian Serb militias and Serbian paramilitaries overran a
United-Nations-designated "safe area" for refugees from the Bosnian War,
which started in 1992.
Bosnian Serb militias separated the men from the women and transported
them away. "They stripped all the male Muslim prisoners, military and
civilian," according to the International Criminal Tribunal for the
former Yugoslavia (ICTY), which ruled the massacre a genocide in 2004,
"and deliberately and methodically killed them solely on the basis of
their identity." A contingent of Dutch peacekeepers failed to prevent
the massacre.
The men were first buried in mass graves, then bodies were later
dispersed in smaller graves in a bid to cover up evidence of the
massacre. Over the past few years, forensic experts have exhumed the
remains of over 4,500 victims in order to identify them. The 775 people
buried on the weekend were the latest to have their remains identified,
which allowed family members to finally mourn at their gravesides.
Obama: 'Never Again'
The burial was attended by around 50,000 people. European leaders,
including the Turkish prime minister, the French foreign minister and
representatives of the European Union were present. A speech by US
President Barack Obama was read out by Charles English, the US
ambassador to Bosnia-Hercegovina. The message from Obama urged
"governments to redouble their efforts" and arrest those responsible for
the war crimes at Srebrenica. He described events at Srebrenica as a
"stain on our collective consciousness" even after the world's promises
of "never again" after Nazi atrocities during World War II.
Serbian President Boris Tadic also attended the anniversary and although
some saw his visit as controversial -- the Serbian government
only apologized officially for the massacre in March of this year -- he
pledged that Serbia would continue to do everything to apprehend those
responsible for the massacre, who were, as yet, unpunished. Bosnian Serb
general Ratko Mladic, who led forces into Srebrenica and gave the orders
for the massacre, is still at large after 15 years.
The United Nations war crimes tribunal in The Hague has convicted more
than a dozen people of crimes related to the Srebrenica massacre.
Bosnian Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic, who is widely regarded as
the architect of the ethnic cleansing campaign, is currently on trial
for genocide and crimes against humanity there. He went into hiding in
1997 and was only captured in 2008. Former Serbian President Slobodan
Milosevic died while awaiting a verdict in his trial.
German commentators mark the anniversary, saying it was important never
to forget Srebrenica. But they are also quick to point out that there
were still plenty of unanswered questions around the genocide, including
the complex issue of who shared responsibility for the event as well as
the disturbing fact that Mladic still remains at large 15 years later.
The left-leaning daily Die Tageszeitung writes:
"In Germany one does not like to remember the genocide committed in
Srebrenica 15 years ago. It is not for lack of information about the
monstrous massacre. Rather, the war in Bosnia, that led to it, has been
pushed to the borders of our collective consciousness. The crimes
committed in Srebrenica have thrown up some basic questions about our
civilization: How can it be possible that such a horror was permitted to
happen before ou r very eyes, in this day and age?"
"We should remember this though. At the height of the war in Bosnia,
well known peace researchers thought it best to simply let the conflict
'bleed out' naturally. Representatives of the left wing of the Green
party even opposed the protection of humanitarian aid sent there to help
the starving populace of central Bosnia. And some in the leftist scene
in Berlin even took the side of war criminals Karadzic and Mladic."
"A culture that remembers the past is distinguished by the lessons it
draws from history, for its present and for the future. That means
admitting to one's own failings too. Many protagonists involved in this
discussion however, prefer to throw a cloak of secrecy over the things
that happened in Bosnia back then."
The conservative Die Welt writes:
"On such a day, it is not only the Dutch officer working for the United
Nations who raised a glass (with the Bosnian militia) that is burned
into European memories -- but also the man that he wanted to toast:
Ratko Mladic, the man who carried out this war alongside Milosevic and
"While the former two have been delivered to The Hague where they faced
charges before the International Criminal Tribunal -- Karadzic after
years of hiding and flight -- there is still no trace of Mladic. Is the
'Butcher of Srebrenica' still alive? Or is he dead, with just his
followers keeping the tale of terror alive?"
"In a time when the whereabouts of every mobile phone can be traced
using global positioning satellites, when satellites can take pictures
of the tip of a match and when Google records every street lamp on its
maps, this sort of disappearing act is incomprehensible. Serbia
obviously still lacks the will to accept the past. How long will they
need before they find Mladic?"
The center-left Sueddeutsche Zeitung writes:
"Since it became clear what happened at Srebrenica that crime has become
a symbol of a war that the West never really understood. The location
represents the ethnic hatred unleashed at the beginning of the 1990s.
But this sort of symbolism also oversimplifies the complexities behind
the incident and obscures those who bear responsibility for it. On the
anniversary of this crime one must remember that some initial errors of
judgment by the United Nations, by NATO and by politicians opened up the
door to this massacre."
"Additionally, we should remember that even today there are still
unanswered questions. For example, whether there was a standing
agreement between the western powers, the Bosnian Muslims and the
Serbians to exchange Srebrenica for a suburb near Sarajevo."
"After the catastrophe it has often been alleged that the massacre was
predictable. The only thing that is really certain is that the UN and
NATO failed miserably."
"The 18th-Century philosopher Edmund Burke once said: 'All that is
necessary for the triumph of evil... is for good men to do nothing.' In
Srebrenica the good men did too little and 11 years later they were even
awarded medals for that by the Dutch government. The UN has said that
Srebrenica is one of the darkest chapters in its history -- yet the
relatives of victims are still waiting for some sort of reparation.
German lawyer
Axel Hagedorn has been fighting for compensation for them for years. And
as for Mladic? He is still free, 15 years later."
Source: Spiegel Online website, Hamburg, in English 12 Jul 10
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