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BOSTON – Monday, December 8, 2013 – The Patrick Administration today announced $400,000 in funding through the Coastal Pollution Remediation (CPR) Grant Program for projects to protect coastal waters in, Bourne, Falmouth, Hingham, Kingston and Plymouth.
"These grants will help safeguard the Commonwealth's coastal waterways, beaches and shellfish resources, ensuring that residents and visitors can enjoy them for years to come," said Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rick Sullivan. "I'm pleased to award funding to these communities to protect and enhance coastal habitats and support the effort to designate all of Massachusetts waters a No Discharge Area for boat waste."
The goal of this grant program, administered by the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management (CZM), is to improve coastal water quality by reducing or eliminating nonpoint sources of pollution, the leading cause of water quality impairment nationwide. This type of pollution occurs when contaminants are picked up by rain, snow melt and other flowing water and carried over land, in groundwater or through drainage systems to the nearest body of water.
CPR projects include local efforts to design and implement controls for runoff pollution from roadways and parking areas and to install pumpout facilities for boat sewage from commercial vessels. The grants are being matched by more than $150,000 in local funding,, further extending the impact of the grant program.
By providing funds for the design and construction of boat waste pumpout facilities, the grant program complements the Commonwealth's effort to designate all Massachusetts coastal waters as a No Discharge Area (NDA), prohibiting the discharge of both treated and untreated boat sewage waste.
"The CPR grants are one of CZM's longstanding programs that provide direct support to communities to improve their coastal waters," said CZM Director Bruce Carlisle. "This cooperative effort generates real, on-the-ground solutions to coastal water quality problems. CZM is committed to continue working with coastal communities to support safe beaches, clean water and healthy coastal habitats."
"This CPR grant will greatly help the towns of Bourne, Falmouth, Kingston and Plymouth in their initiatives to significantly reduce pollution and improve overall water quality," said Senate President Therese Murray. "We must find effective ways to manage pressing concerns like stormwater runoff pollution and aging infrastructure which continue to threaten the health of our communities. I thank the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs and the Office of Coastal Zone Management for their continued support of my District and their commitments to improving the environment."
The following projects were funded through this year's CPR awards:
Town of Barnstable
Project: Hyannis Harbor Pumpout Station, $113,700
Match: $37,900
The Town of Barnstable will construct a boat sewage pumpout facility in Hyannis Harbor for commercial vessels. The facility will operate year-round and is expected to treat over 3,000 gallons of sewage in peak summer months. This project builds on survey and design work and will support compliance with the South Cape and Islands No Discharge Area, improving water quality in Hyannis Harbor and Nantucket Sound.
Town of Bourne
Project: Buttermilk Way Stormwater Remediation Phase II, $125,000
Match: $60,000
The Town of Bourne will construct a stormwater treatment system to address runoff pollution to Fisherman's Cove in the Buzzards Bay watershed, building on design work funded by the Buzzards Bay National Estuary Program Mini-Grant Program. Currently, a stormwater outfall pipe drains contaminated runoff directly into Fisherman's Cove, resulting in closed shellfish areas.
Town of Falmouth
Project: Falmouth Inner Harbor Pumpout Station, $9,603
Match: $3,201
The Town of Falmouth will replace the heavily used fixed pumpout station in the inner harbor area of Falmouth Harbor. The current station requires frequent and costly maintenance due to its age. A fully functioning pumpout station will support compliance with the South Cape and Islands No Discharge Area, resulting in improved water quality in Falmouth Harbor.
Town of Hingham
Project: Walton's Cove Stormwater Mitigation, $21,958
Match: $10,132
The Town of Hingham will study and complete preliminary designs for a stormwater treatment system to address an area that contributes contaminated runoff to Walton's Cove. Ultimate goals of the project are to reduce sediment and bacteria pollution, improve degraded water quality and habitat within the cove and Hingham Harbor and potentially expand shellfish growing areas
Town of Kingston
Project: Jones River Estuary Stormwater Remediation Project - Phase II, $116,627
Match: $38,935
To improve water quality and open shellfish beds within the Jones River Estuary, the Town of Kingston will develop final design plans and install stormwater treatment systems at key discharge locations. These locations were identified through an assessment funded with a Research and Planning Grant from the Massachusetts Bays National Estuary Program. This project will develop a system to treat stormwater runoff to the Jones River Estuary and address significant sources of bacterial pollution resulting in the closure of shellfish harvesting areas.
Town of Plymouth
Project: Plymouth Harbor Pumpout Replacement, $12,232
Match: $4,415
The Town of Plymouth will purchase and install a replacement pump at the Plymouth Harbor shoreside pumpout facility, which collects an estimated 20,000 gallons of sewage each year. This facility helps prevent boat sewage discharges into Plymouth Harbor, part of the Plymouth, Kingston and Duxbury No Discharge Area, removing harmful bacteria and nutrients from the water.
About CZM
The Office of Coastal Zone Management (CZM) is the lead policy and planning agency on coastal and ocean issues within the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs. Through planning, technical and grant assistance, and public information programs, CZM seeks to balance the impacts of human activity with the protection of coastal and marine resources. The agency's work includes helping coastal communities anticipate and plan for sea level rise and other effects of climate change, working with cities and towns and the federal government to develop boat sewage no discharge areas and partnering with communities and other organizations to restore coastal and aquatic habitats.

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Fabulous tour to Lock Ness, Glencoe and the Highlands. I highly sugguest you do this tour. It was a whole-day tour, but it didn't seem long as the driver was very entertaining, knowledgeable and careful (Well done to Juliet - she was great). She drove and told us about the highlights and sighteeing places we visited and more.... Good job.
Loved this trip. Not only are the highlands beautiful, but you get to see so much of the country in such a short amount of time (not to mention Loch Lomond AND Loch Ness). Definitely take the optional lake cruise... there is nothing to do back at the shore except buy Nessie souvenirs.
Our experience of recent trip to Loch Ness, Glencoe and highlands was fantastic. My family members and I agreed that it was value for money to join this day trip. The tour guide / driver was dedicated to his work to introduce the scenery and history of the places of visit. We covered 550 kms in a day! So you can imagine how tired it could be for our tour guide / driver but he performed so good that he carried his smiles all the time until all of us got off the bus at the end of the day.
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It was a whole-day tour, but it didn't seem long as the driver was very entertaining, knowledgeable and careful. I do not know how he can drive and tell us about the highlights and sighteeing places of the north of Glasgow. The weather was fantastic for this time of the year. It was above the normal. My teen daughters love to hear the Scottish accent. Well worth the price.
This was an excellent tour! The stops were great - pictures at Loch Lomond and look out points in the Highlands were spectacular. Andrew, our tour guide, was excellent - tons of information about the history of the areas we visited.
Great day out... The scenery was wonderful and the driver John was an excellent source of history
Our guide was Michael, with a trainee-guide driving the minibus. Glencoe eerily beautiful and a wonderful photo opportunity. Urquhart Castle and the short ferry ride on Loch Ness were also highlights of our whole holiday. Stopped in the picturesque towns of Fort Augustus and Pitlochry for refreshments and photos. A thoroughly enjoyable day out.
I did this tour with a friend past Sunday and it was truely nice. The driver and also guide (as i remember his name was John) has lots of references too bad my english isn't good enough to understand all the things. He seems also very enjoyed of guiding us, very cool ! The landscape were amazing of beauty... I recommend to everyone :)
Fantastic day! saw so many things and learnt many things as our driver was very knowlegable!
Thanks so much!
Great way to see the countryside! Rabbie's tour company was excellent...
We have just returned from our 2013 europe trip. This year we have decided to do Lock Ness, Glencoe and the Highlands with a small group. I highly sugguest you do this tour. we had Michael as our tour guide and WOW was he amazing and funny!!! sugguest him as your tour guide.
Only issue we came across was with the other passengers from our tour who did not know the meaning of time. Other then that it was beautiful.
Rebecca J
The Scotland highlands were beautiful. Our tour guide Michael was amazing and he definatly made the trip. He was very informative and funny. I would highly recomend visiting the castle if your tour has enough time.
I was on my way to a holiday on the Shetland Isles, and as I was able to start my vacation a few days earlier, I stayed two extra nights in Glasgow and did this tour on one day through the Highlands.
Normally, I'm very apprehensive about "organised group travel", but the indication of "small group" did convince me to try it, and I was not disappointed.
The driver, John, was friendly and welcoming and did know lots about the history and stories of the places we saw and passed by.
The places we saw were just stunning in scenery, and John's knowledgeable comments added another perspective to the area, one it would have been impossible to get if I had taken a self-drive tour.
The tour is a long nearly 12-hour program, but I can't understand comments I read from people who complain about that, because if you're unhappy with a 12-hour tour, why book it then instead of choosing a shorter tour? I thought the duration was great, especially as you get breaks and possibilities to stretch your legs and get some food.
I would certainly recommend this tour, and also would consider doing another tour with this company on my next visit to Scotland.
Very nice day tour from Glasgow. We visited so many beautiful places in Scotland in only 12 hours- Highlands with magnificent mountain views, Loch Ness with one hour cruise to Urquhart Castle, Loch Lomond, Inverness and two small scottish villages. We had lot of fun, took lot of pictures and had also time for shopping. We were back at George Square at 19.30. The weather was fine, it was sunny all day. We had a great guide, John, who was very helpful and funny. In my opinion, this trip is a must do when you are in Glasgow.
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Partimos desde Glasgow porque imaginamos que las distancias se acortarían para realizar el recorrido. Es una atracción que tienen bien merecido el día completo de duración.
El guía del operador del tour (Rabbie's Trail Burners) reservado por este medio fue EXCELENTE. En todo momento nos entretuvo con la historia de cada uno de los lugares frecuentados, la historia general de Escocia y particular de las Highlands.
A cada pregunta realizada, encontraba una respuesta acertada. Durante todo el viaje buscó hacer que el grupo participe de las atracciones, ademas de hacer entretenida la jornada, sumando comentarios y chistes.
La navegación por el Loch Ness es opcional y por ende tiene un costo adicional que se abona en el momento. Realmente a los fines de la navegación en sí, no la realizaría. Sin embargo, para obtener unas bellas vistas del Urquhart Castle realmente lo recomiendo.
Al momento de parar a almorzar y previo a llegar al Loch Ness, recomiendo mirar con cuidado el restaurante al cual ingresar.


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JAR can be installed on any JRE?
as i remember the main goal of java is to create 1 apps that can be installed and run on many platforms (a particular JRE)
So, is all .jar file can be installed to any JRE? for example i install one .jar on windows, then can i expect it to work also if i install in on solaris?
Because i ve been told that the libraries on java windows are diffrent with java on other platforms.
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Hi, if you use special library, for example java3d, you can need install this library for particular platform.
Same if you use in your code new features in Java6 or Java5, for example generic, you must use Java5 and above.Skype: petrarsentev
Yeah, assuming your jar is self contained and is pure java (no native code calls), then you can run it on any platform that has a JRE of the same or higher version that you compiled the JAR for. So, if you compile for 1.5, you can use 1.5 and above on any system (as Petr pointed out).
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The initial phase of integration will combine HMH's trusted digital content with SMART amp™ collaborative learning software – the revolutionary, cloud-based solution that offers a single, device-agnostic learning platform on any device that has a browser. It is the 'glue' that connects interactive displays, PCs, laptops, tablets and smartphones while enabling teachers and students to collaborate in real time, perform in-class assessment, connect to shared digital workspaces and interact with Web-based learning materials regardless of location or device.
HMH's market-leading ScienceFusion will become one of the first products to be integrated with SMART amp software. ScienceFusion is a state-of-the-art science program designed to develop important critical thinking and inquiry skills through real world challenges and hands-on activities. The integration with SMART amp software enables students and teachers to access and collaborate with ScienceFusion content anytime, anywhere, using any device. Additional curriculum offerings from HMH will continue to become available through SMART amp software in the coming months.
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RIO GRANDE VALLEY- Reports show self reported stress levels are down across the nation for the first time in 5 years. One local expert disagrees when it comes to the valley.
"If a family can't get a job, you can't get resources and the stress comes into the family," said Dr. De Ferreire, clinical psychologist.
Dr. De Ferreire treats several patients. She says thousands of people are stressed out in the valley mostly because of their finances. The area we live in also plays a major role.
"We have a lot of trauma from the high levels of violence we see here," she said. "We have a spillover effect from the Mexican citizens seeking refuge and solace and safe security so they can have their families here."
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Individualized Daily Reading (IDR) is the most critical component of Reading Workshop. It is during this 35–40 minutes that students are reading self-selected texts for a sustained period of time.
In the forward of Franki Sibberson and Karen Szymusiak's book, Day-to-Day Assessment in the Reading Workshop: Making Informed Instructional Decisions in Grades 3–6, Nancy Atwell (another Reading Workshop guru) addresses the fact that implementing a Reading Workshop can be a daunting task to most teachers.
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She says that many teachers ask her, "You mean, you just have them read?" Her answer is yes, but this common question certainly brings to light the need for student accountability in Reading Workshop.
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Most everyday, students have some task that they have to do while they are taking part in individualized reading time. It may be as simple as a sticky note where they write what they are thinking while reading or more complex like a claim-evidence-reasoning sheet where they must make a claim about a book and provide evidence for their thinking. I try to switch it up so that their reading is not "interrupted" everyday with a time-consuming task, but I also need to hold my students accountable for reading and, more importantly, thinking while they are reading.
You can check out my post about my Reader's Notebook. Here you will find more about how I hold my students accountable: http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/top_teaching/2009/11/readers-notebook
I hope this helps!
So how do you hold the students accountable. I am having a tough time keeping my lowest readers on task. These are also the students who struggle with attention to task.


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Do fine all day long, but what's with the nighttime? :?: Need to stay focused:dizzy: Any suggestions?:^:
Weight Loss Support - Please help my nighttime snacking!View Full Version : Please help my nighttime snacking! need2losewt 07-09-2008, 11:37 AM Do fine all day long, but what's with the nighttime? :?: Need to stay focused:dizzy: Any suggestions?:^: GlitteringPink 07-09-2008, 11:41 AM Night time snacking does not have to be "against the law"... what plan are you following? I am a calorie counter and I know some evenings I will fancy a snack with a fave TV program or something..so I will just make sure that I leave myself enough calories for it as I go about my day :) There are ways and means around everything! ;) Heather 07-09-2008, 11:47 AM I also leave calories for an evening snack. But when I feel my snacking could get out of control, I find that making myself busy and/or active really helps. Sitting around watching TV or reading makes me want to snack, but talking on the phone, taking a walk, playing wii, or getting involved in some project in the house make me less likely to snack. BLKB10 07-09-2008, 12:07 PM I have the same problem. What I usually do is have a bag of 94% fat free popcorn and a tall glass of water to help fill me up. Or I munch on berries like Blueberries or raspberries. I've also tried either a cup of hot tea or decaf coffee because it fills me up and keeps me from feeling hungary.....only problem is that I have to wake up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom! haha. Mango683 07-09-2008, 12:09 PM Frozen grapes! It satisfies the sweet tooth and the hunger pains..and it's fruit! luckymommy 07-09-2008, 12:36 PM I'm all about the frozen grapes too! However, sometimes, I want to eat uncontrollably, so then I have some gum. I'm also a calorie counter, so that helps me a lot, but when I'm pre-menstrual, it's like a binge monster takes over my brain and nothing seems to fill me up. I do my nails, I brush my teeth, I floss, I have a Halls cough drop (yes, it's weird, but it works for some reason due to the strong flavor of sweet and yuck all at once!). Sometimes I do push-ups or my weighted hula hoop. I go on this board and read as much as I can. I also sometimes look at before and after pictures of people who have lost weight. I sometimes go into my closet and think about which clothes I might fit into pretty soon. Yes, it's all crazy, but so is this addiction so desperate times call for desperate measures. Oh, I forgot to mention laughing cow cheese. It's very good (I get the low fat one) and it's only 35 calories. I might have it with some low cal rice crackers, while trying to still stay within my calorie range. :) ddc 07-09-2008, 12:38 PM Turn the lights of in the kitchen to signify--kitchen closed. Brush your teeth. Chew gum. Get in bed and watch tv or read a book. Clean your house. Find something to occupy your hands so they can't put food in your mouth :) I know all of this is easier said than done :( Good luck Kofarq 07-09-2008, 12:40 PM Same problem for me, too. I do keep a few spare points/calories for the evening, but it is like a compulsion. Last night I had 3 rice cakes, a bowl of raw veggies, a couple of peanut butter crackers, and several handfulls of dry cereal. Probably only a few hundred calories, but I was still disappointed in myself. I'll go for a long walk today! NightengaleShane 07-09-2008, 01:29 PM Here are a few good ideas for night time snacks: -Frozen grapes (I agree with the majority here!) -Smart Pop Mini Bags - they are only 100 calories and have A LOT of food for that amount! -1 oz pretzel sticks... usually there are 40-50 sticks per ounce and at around 105 calories, that's a lot of crunching -Celery with any type of low fat cheese (a few sticks of celery with Laughing Cow light cheese = yummy!) -A cucumber with 2 tbsp light dressing or dip -An apple -An apple with 1 tbsp peanut butter - that's around 200 calories, but it is satisfying with the fiber and the fat -Puffed cereal usually is around 50 calories a cup -Wasa crackers have around 25-35 calories each -Sugar free jello is only around 10 calories per serving -Sugar free pudding is around 40-70 calories per serving -1 cup watermelon only has around 60 calories -1 cup pineapple has around the same -A plum has 30 calories -Yoplait fat free yogurts are delicious and 100 calories each Also... if you can find light canned pumpkin (40-50 calories per serving), sprinkle cinnamon, add Splenda, and nuke it, it's pretty yummy! Add Cool Whip if desired. Just make sure you measure it. Of course, you could also just distract yourself, chew gum, brush your teeth, look up pictures of fit people online, exercise, or call your friends every time you're hungry, but those are some solutions to appease your inner fat girl without killing the thin one dying to emerge :) NurseMichelle 07-09-2008, 02:46 PM Wow, Shane, what a TON of great snack ideas!!!! I'll second the notion that snacking is not off-limits if you budget the calories correctly,etc..... But I have found THE answer for me. I drink that South Beach Tide Me Over packets. As with all drink flavor packets, I don't see how you can mix those things in a regular-sized water bottle! I'd think they're too strong, so I mix mine in the 1-liter bottles and the flavor is PERFECT. 30 calories, 3g Protein, 5g Fiber....it really does fill me up and staves off the binges. Maybe it's all in my head....if a pack of gum promises you'll feel full til your next meal, I'd probably buy into it. Mind over matter? Maybe, but it works for me! Plus, there's a liter of water to add to your total. Yes, I get up during the night to go to the bathroom, but I fall back to sleep easily enough. Glory87 07-09-2008, 04:26 PM This thread subject comes up all the time - you are not alone. Personally, I'm an afternoon snacker. I trace it back to my childhood as a latchkey kid. Came home from school, not allowed outside, NOTHING to do but watch TV and eat (I used to sprinkle white sugar on sandwich bread and eat it - anything to distract from the boredom). Just a little background so you know that I do understand the cravey/munchy/must snack feeling, no matter what time of day it is. Many of the above posters have given you some great advice! I would also say to: 1. Make sure you are eating enough during the day. A lot of gung ho dieters say they have "perfect on plan days" and then lose control at night. A hungry body that needs nutrition will try to get it. So, just make sure you are eating an amount during the day that will keep your body satsified - sometimes this takes trial and error to find the sweet spot where you can still eat as much as possible while losing weight. Also - healthy fats tend to get overlooked during weight loss (good for you, but high in calories), make an extra effort to make sure you are eating healthy fat during the day. 2. Save calories to have a snack at night. Lots of great options above for healthy after dinner snacks. My personal favorite is a baked apple (cube an apple, throw it in a bowl, microwave it for 5 minutes. Take it out, sprinkle frozen blueberries on top, cover with saran wrap, nuke for another minute, top with a little crunchy granola). 3. Declare the kitchen closed after a certain point. 4. After you're done eating for the day, brush/floss/rinse. 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email@example.com CHICOPEE – Michael and Tammy Jay worked for years to support themselves and their three children. More recently though, their jobs were lost and their unemployment benefits were cut. What has helped sustained them is the assistance they've received from Lorraine's Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry. The Jays were introduced to the press at the announcement of this year's Catholic Appeal of the Diocese of Springfield. Bishop Timothy McDonnell said the goal this year was $3 million in response to the increased needs of the diocese. Lorraine's is one of the organizations that received funding through the Appeal. In 2013, the effort raised $2.5 million and Lorraine's received $15,000. Other organizations that were helped include Gray House in Springfield, The Bureau for Exceptional Children and Adults-Jericho in Holyoke and the Genesis Spiritual Life Center in Westfield. McDonnell said the diocese is extending the goal because of the harsh winter and its toll on people. "This past year was very, very difficult," he said. The bishop added that for the first time the diocese would also be calling for volunteers to help organizations as part of the Appeal. "This is in response to Pope Francis's call to be of greater help," he said. Katherine Buckley-Brawner, the executive director of Catholic Charities, reminded that although the worst part of winter is over, with the coming of April 1, low-income residents of the area would no longer be protected from electricity and gas shut-offs. "We are bracing ourselves for the effect of winter going into the spring. Food and fuel will continue to be an issue," she explained. Kim Goulette, executive director of Lorraine's said that without the help from the Appeal the kitchen and food pantry would be unable to serve low-income residents. The need is getting greater," she said. She added the pantry is currently helping 70 families and serving 80 people dinner each evening. McDonnell said of the increased demand at Lorraine's, "People in the past who were givers, are now receivers." Among those eating at Lorraine's regularly are the Jays who have, on the average, three dinners a week there. "It's tremendous what they're done for us," Tammy Jay said. |


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Thanks for the props - it means alot to me - if by arrogant you mean I back my team - then I guess im guilty.
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English-French translation for "Isn't it!"
"Isn't it!" French translation
Isn't it! {interjection}
Isn't it! {interj.} (also: Isn't that so!, Or not!)
Of course that is the one thing that you people do not want, isn't it?
But then, our situation isn't very cheerful, isn't it?
Mr President, it is spend, spend, spend, isn't it?
Isn't it the European Commission doing that?
on behalf of the IND/DEM Group. - Madam President, what a funny old European Union it is, isn't it?
isn't it! {interjection}
But if we want it to prevent the unacceptable, it must be reliable and credible.
When it comes to erasing personal data, it is just a question of being sensible.
I therefore brought it with me and deliver it to you, as well as to the Council.
It is the other face of the progress made by individuals, society and the State.
Only two of the four parties that negotiated the Agreement signed it in the end.
This position is clear, and it is not the first time that it has been expressed.
It relates to the way in which donors have responded to the humanitarian crisis.
In this case, it is the Council which is departing from the Commission proposal.
It is located on the other side of the street, just opposite the Senate chamber.
It is this PEPPER II report which constitutes the basis of our reflection today.
I therefore brought it with me and deliver it to you, as well as to the Council.
It is the start of the negotiations that we are welcoming here, not the outcome.
However, it will get its chance, when the time is right and if voters so decide.
It should not be seen that such action is financed only by the Community budget.
Mr Metten's endeavour is understandable, but it does not really change anything.
it {pronoun}
This position is clear, and it is not the first time that it has been expressed.
Extermination has been happening since at least 2004, and it is happening today.
It broadcasts from Boruca in the canton of Buenos Aires, province of Puntarenas.
It relates to the way in which donors have responded to the humanitarian crisis.
Legislation plays a key role in some countries, but it is not enough on its own.
But if we want it to prevent the unacceptable, it must be reliable and credible.
It had before it the report of the Committee for Development Policy (E/2001/55).
It underlined its continuing commitment to a democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo.
When it comes to erasing personal data, it is just a question of being sensible.
In May 2005 it was very clear that we were anxious to have him rejoin the party.
It will have to come up with more serious arguments if it wants to win them back.
I will give them to him: it is the Netherlands, it is Sweden and it is Slovakia.
Its institutions are not allowing it to operate properly with 25 Member States.
It also recommended the continuation of the efforts to abolish the death penalty.
It is Popov who applies for flight permissions and issues the false flight plans.
At the moment it even has a couple of convicted felons clutched to its bosom.
Hopefully it will then become clear that the Council has also learned its lesson.
No regime was self-contained, in the sense that it could operate in a vacuum.
As in previous years, it has not been easy, as he himself has pointed out.
It is vital but it alone cannot guarantee peace and stability in the Middle East.
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'But,' I says to them, 'they want to bring that Europe much closer to our citizens, so that's all right, isn't it?'
That's what they say in the squad room, isn't it?
Elizabeth, it is Elizabeth isn't it?
Well, it's too late now, isn't it?
It's great PR though, isn't it, Hub?
But it is a coincidence, isn't it?
But it's a contract, isn't it?
This short cut is nice, isn't it?
Isn't it a beaut, Audrey?
But it is less fun, isn't it?
That's okay, isn't it?
It's weird stuff, isn't it?
Absurd, isn t it?
My name isn't Bloodbath...... it's Sean James, and I'm just an actor -
I know it isn't easy to hear, but...... I swear to you it's the truth.
It isn't a treaty; it isn't a hard obligation in that sense.
This glue isn't the sort you can never get unstuck, is it?
Where it isn't already practised, a policy dialogue between donor and recipient is desirable;
Getting community buy-in is often perceived to be, if it isn't intended to be, code for downloading.
This isn't a fucking gimmick, Firmin, it's well-founded.
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Google's 1 Gigabit Per Second Fiber Internet Expands To 4 More Cities, Not Yet In Bay Area
Google is reportedly planning to expand its ultra high-speed fiber optic internet service to four more cities, but no Bay Area or California cities have yet been announced.
Newly-Enacted Sugary Drink Tax Forces Berkeley Dollar Stores To Replace Soda With Water
Less than three months after Berkeley voters approved a tax on sugary drinks, two 'dollar' stores have pulled sodas off store shelves.
Facebook Blames Internal Glitch, Not Hackers For Worldwide Outage
Facebook said the outage that made its social media sites inaccessible worldwide for about an hour Tuesday was self-inflicted.
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Tens of millions of people along the Philadelphia-to-Boston corridor rushed to get home and settle in Monday as a fearsome storm swirled in with the potential for hurricane-force winds and 1 to 3 feet of snow that could paralyze the Northeast for days.
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Stanford Researchers Find Telecommuters More Productive, But Workers At Home May Be More Lonely
With more companies looking at allowing their employees to work from home, a team of researchers from Stanford found home-based workers are more productive, but also found telecommuting is not for everyone.
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Bitter temperatures prompted "Livin' Large" Larry Wilson to take shelter in a heated trailer Wednesday night. Wilson's fifth annual "Freezin' for a Reason" fundraiser has been underway since Tuesday, during a record cold snap. Wilson is shown inside a storage shed, where he's been spending most of his time.
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3 And the honour of the God of Israel hath gone up from off the cherub, on which it hath been, unto the threshold of the house. | 3 Now the glory of the God of Israel went up from above the cherubim, where it had been, and moved to the threshold of the temple. Then the LORD called to the man clothed in linen who had the writing kit at his side |
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Malaga Celebrates the 7th Edition of 'La Noche en Blanco' With More Than 200 Free Cultural Activities
Malaga's 'La Noche en Blanco' (White Night) has established itself as one the city's most important cultural events. This Saturday 10th May from 8:00pm to 02:00am, all who visit the Costa del Sol's capital will be treated to an unbelievable selection of free cultural activities.
The event organisers (Malaga City Council's Department of Culture) hope to break a record this weekend with around 200 activities spread throughout the city and grouped into various themes:
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Tacos El Norte has been satisfying cravings for home-style Mexican food for more than a decade. From chile rellenos to grilled skirt steak with ranchero sauce, the menu offers a variety of Mexican specialties. Guests can also relax with a margarita at the bar while watching sports or just staring blankly at the television.
Owners Connie and John Tyrrell channeled their love of Mexican culture into Burrito Grande, a hub of Mexican flavors woven from seasonings and sauces mostly prepared in-house. House specialties fill warm tortilla pillows with fresh tilapia, shrimp, or pork embellished with diverse ingredients such as mango salsa and pineapple. Tacos and fajitas fill up on proteins such as chorizo sausage and juicy steak, and build-your-own burritos make for artfully stuffed meals without the papery aftertaste of piñatas.
Brightly painted walls, vivid paintings of Mexican life, and flavorful margaritas lend Las Palmas' numerous locations a relaxed, distinctly "fiesta" vibe. As guests slowly unwind with friends, family, or Twister champions over ice-cold Mexican beers and cocktails, the chefs prepare fajitas, enchiladas, and tacos alongside plates of charbroiled meats and seafood. They also whip up vegetarian-friendly options, such as the signature guacamole and enchiladas banana, which they stuff with fried bananas and smother in mole sauce and melted cheese.
The chefs at Rancho Nuevo look to Mexico's Jalisco region when crafting their recipes. A veritable paradise on earth for the culinary-minded, Jalisco boasts lush gardens filled with chili peppers and freshwater lakes teeming with shrimp and fish. The chefs use all of these and more to whip up soft-shell tacos, overstuffed burritos, and sizzling fajitas, favoring homemade sauces and fresh produce over store-bought mixes and digital holograms of vegetables. The aromas of shrimp, catfish, and crab waft into the sunlit dining room as guests dunk crispy tortilla chips into mountains of guacamole. Between bites, they clink together glasses filled with tropical cocktails, spicy micheladas, and freshly made horchata.
Mago, which is Spanish for magician, owner chef Juan Luis Gonzalez to crafts authentic Latin and Mexican dishes that ?dazzle? diners, according to the Daily Herald. The menu surveys both traditional and modern dishes, including ceviche, empanadas stuffed with seasoned meats, and complex moles. Beyond the main dishes, the chef experiments with sucrose in desserts such as warm mexican spiced bread pudding, as well as a cantina menu highlighted by margaritas, mezcals, and over 250 premium 100% Agave tequilas.


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13 Then all your children will be taught by the Lord, their prosperity will be great, | 13 All your sons will be taught by the LORD, and great will be your children's peace. |
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On Thursday, January 3, 2013, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (the "OCC") provided guidance regarding requests for a transition period pursuant to Section 716 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (the "Dodd-Frank Act"). Set to become effective July 16, 2013, Section 716 prohibits the provision of Federal assistance (such as use of the discount window and FDIC insurance or guarantees) to any entity defined under that section to be a swaps entity with respect to any swap, security-based swap, or other activity of the swaps entity.
In the guidance, the OCC notifies insured federal depository institutions that are or may become swap dealers that the OCC is prepared to consider requests for a transition period pursuant to Section 716 of the Dodd-Frank Act, provided that such requests conform to the procedures and conditions established in the notice.
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In a chapter for the new book Practicing Sustainability, Rob Atkinson wrote about sustainability from an innovation economics perspective.
"Innovation Economics: The Race for Global Advantage." This new book delivers a critical wake-up call: a fierce global race for innovation advantage is under way and the United States is running the risk of losing.
Daniel Castro contributed a chapter titled "U.S. Federal Cybersecurity Policy" in the book "Cybersecurity: Public Sector Threats and Responses."
Rob Atkinson contributed a chapter titled chapter "Who's Who in Internet Politics" for the book "The Next Digital Decade: Essays on the Future of the Internet."
Supply-Side Follies methodically debunks the common assumptions of conservative economics and demonstrates why it is a flawed doctrine that is setting up the U.S. for a major economic downturn in the near future.
Taking into account the historical record, the book discusses the shortcomings of prevailing liberal and conservative economic doctrines and lays out a new growth economics agenda aimed at maximizing the productivity and innovation-enhancing forces of the New Economy.