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From: Post Introduced in 1996 According to the Post Kids page of Kraftfoods.com, "Waffle Crisp is a sweetened oat, corn and wheat cereal that gives you the waffilcious taste of real home made waffles in a mini size. Waffle Crisp cereal provides ten essential vitamins and minerals in every serving!" The crunchy cereal pieces are shaped like small somewhat-rounded square waffles. Certain variations of the cereal box have featured a waffle maker in the corner. Waffle Crisp has been described as as cereal with a "syrupy coating and cinnamon dust (that) forms little swirls in milk." The first five ingredients listed for this cereal are sugar, corn flour, wheat flour, whole grain oat flour and partially hydrogenated soybean oil. This cereal was given a letter grade of "F" by WebMDUniversity and was blasted as being "Low in fiber, high in fat and sugar." Early television ads for Waffle Crisp featured a group of octogenarian women referred to as "grannies". In the ads, it was said that the cereal (which "tastes like real homemade waffles") was "really made by grannies". In the most memorable story line from this campaign, it's shown that two young boys have amassed a stockpile of Waffle Crisp cereal. When the boys invite two young girls up to their tree house to experience the booty, madness ensues. The young girls remove costumes to reveal that they are, in fact, crazy old women who make Waffle Crisp. The implication that the boys had originally stolen the cereal from the senior citizens is undeniable. The "grannies in disguise" mascots were later replaced by a new fictional representative known as Waffle Boy. Waffle boy was, and possible still is, a little square waffle with big bright eyes, red pants and running shoes. On cereal boxes he was depicted holding a spoon while jumping into a bowl of cereal. Where's Waffle Boy? There's evidence that Post cereal is distancing themselves from the waffle character. For some time, Post's website aimed at children - Postopia.com, featured two games called Waffle Boy's Mountain Adventure and Waffle Boy's Jungles Adventure. Recently, the the character of Waffle Boy was replaced by a Dinosaur named Bronk in both games. Bronk's association with any particular Post cereal is unclear. The instructions for the original game read, "Professor Burnt Toast has taken all of the delicious Waffle Crisp cereal and hidden it in his secret mountain laboratory. Waffle Boy has volunteered to recover the cereal." Know Premiums: Postokens - tokens used to "unlock rewards on Postopia.com" Click here to see all cereals from Post. Featuring:
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What do you think of Waffle Crisp?
Overall Average Rating = 5 (out of 5) View all 62 comments for this cereal. By FatsILLmatic (Team Breakfast Member)
They still sell Waffle Crisp at a Mars supermarket in Baltimore county. They also sell the Post Good Mornings Waffle Crunch at a near by super Wal-Mart. Had both in my house "At the same dang time!". Taste exactly the same even though packaging is different. Still Post, Still taste the same! Comment submitted: 3/27/2014 (#16502) By W. Crisp
Where did this cereal go? I'd buy it if it came back out. So would many people I know. Comment submitted: 2/24/2014 (#16146) By Hunter-m3
Waffle Crisp still exists and so does Waffle Boy on the box. I am eating it right now from Sullivan's grocery store in Princeton, IL, and I buy it from Meyer in Champaign, IL all the time. I know that Wal-Mart sells Good Mornings Waffle Crunch, but I hate how big the box is and I feel it's a bit different. Comment submitted: 7/10/2013 (#12731) By Tay Tay
This was my favorite as a little girl but now as a teenager you can't find them in my local grocery stores (Bi~Lo, Walmart, Reids, etc). I wish there was a way to bring them back to the stores. Comment submitted: 6/26/2013 (#12554) By Hummerz
Waffle Crisp is good, but Waffelos from the 80's was even better. Remember those? Comment submitted: 6/24/2013 (#12527) By DebbieRay
I loved Waffle Crisp as a kid. Haven't had it for a few years. Hope they have it changed it too much. Comment submitted: 4/26/2013 (#11849) By The Stuff
I just snatched up 6 boxes which was the last ones on the shelves. I'm going to another store to buy whatever is left! Comment submitted: 1/15/2013 (#10385) By Jen321
Just saw Post's new version of this called Waffle Crunch Good Morening Cereal. Buying it now. Comment submitted: 1/6/2013 (#10300) By Cerealholic
ATTENTION: Waffle crisp is now being sold by Post at Walmart and is called "Good MOREnings Waffle Crunch Cereal". I just saw it in the store, and here is the link: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Good-Morenings-Waffle-Crunch-Cereal-21-oz/21265991 Comment submitted: 11/24/2012 (#10001) By Z.Z. Bottom
I need Waffle Crisp cereal to come back now. I can still taste the maple. How can it be gone? Come back! Comment submitted: 11/13/2012 (#9874) View all 62 comments for this cereal. |


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The Congress members, led by Rep. Lois Capps (D., Calif.), wrote to major magazine editors earlier this week asking them to stop accepting such advertising, pointing particularly to the Camel No. 9 ads from R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., "which are clearly targeted at enticing young women to smoke." Women's titles including Elle, Vogue, Glamour, In Style, Lucky, Marie Claire, W and Cosmopolitan received the letter, which contained a plea to stop running the hot pink Camel ad that calls its cigarettes "light & luscious." Emily Kryder, press secretary for Capps, said they are targeting women's magazines in part because the colorful ad, which she described as a possible take on Chanel No. 5, is clearly a ploy at reaching out to a much younger customer.
"Pulling the ad is the right thing to do," she said.
But Kryder noted that if "after a reasonable amount of time," Congress does not hear from these publications and action is not taken, it might press for legislative action or a hearing.
Spokeswomen at Glamour, W and Lucky said their respective editors plan to respond to Congress, although no details were provided. At In Style, a spokeswoman said the letter is being reviewed and added its July issue will carry no tobacco ads. Over at Hearst, a spokeswoman said it has received the letters, but its policy will remain the same regarding cigarette ads. "The decision is left up to the discretion of our individual publishers," she explained. Representatives of Elle and Vogue declined to comment.
A spokesman at R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. said the ads are only running in magazines with 85 percent or more of their readers over the age of 18. This is 10 percent more than Federal Trade Commission requirements. He added the marketing is not a play off of Chanel No. 5 and was created in response to female smokers who asked for this type of cigarette to be produced from Camel. Moreover, he said the "light & luscious" tagline refers to the "blend and taste of the product." The spokesman wasn't sure whether the company is planning a counter response to Congress. — Amy Wicks

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Yeuh! I did it! Rollin' in the park.
Only for fifteen minutes, because the tarmac's kind of patchworky there and going up and down the same twenty metre stretch is not the most diverting – but I haven't skated on paths (or outside at all) since I was eight.. So I'm easing back in. When I've got my wheel-legs back a bit I'll move to the main path through the park; just as flat but longer, wider, and much more.. observable.
I fell once. Exactly after I'd decided to stop, so it felt like a punishment! In the picture at the top here, I have not yet recovered from my toppling.
Parks really are delightful. Parks with copper beeches especially so! When the light comes through, there's nearly a whole rainbow in them.
Today ("today" being "while I was in town, at the market") was a hot in the sun/cold in the shade mix. I had fun with collars.
FYI, I'm not at The Thomas Lloyd. I'm where I always go, which is the Within Reach cafe. Their big thing is local sourcing, they're very friendly, they have really attractive furniture and crockery, their food is good and their tea is hot. But more about that.. another time.
Boots: Dr Martens, roller blades: ??? (sister's childhood cast-offs), trousers, also ???/sister-rags, belt: 10p jumble sale, shirt: GAP 1969 range, coat: San Francisco Leather Factory (gift bought at Cow Vintage), bag: otford antiques centre, socks: the one on the right is Bridgedale, the one on the left is.. I forget. But the point is that hiking socks are the best socks, if you don't need them to be on show. They cup your feet! Not like normal socks do. These are special. They protect you from rubbing (and sweat) much better than plain socks! I am a fan!


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Highland Cavalier editor-in-chief wins SPJ award
The editor-in-chief of UVa-Wise's student newspaper, The Highland Cavalier, was awarded first place for breaking news reporting in a multi-state contest Saturday for a 2012 news story he wrote about the sudden death of the college's seventh chancellor.
The Feb. 3, 2012 Highland Cavalier story "Wise mourns Prior's death" was a breaking news story written in less than a day after Chancellor David Prior died unexpectedly. The Highland Cavalier, then a weekly newspaper, was due to be published the next morning, and Jordan Fifer worked to ensure the story made it to print.
Fifer's breaking news reporting won first place in the Society of Professional Journalists' Region 2 Mark of Excellence Awards competition this past weekend.
The Mark of Excellence Awards honor the best collegiate journalism in the U.S. The awards are judged by professionals with at least three years of journalism experience.
The winners for the 2012 calendar year were announced on April 20 during the Region 2 SPJ Spring Conference held in Norfolk. SPJ Region 2 includes Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
Fifer's first place entry will move on to the national competition among category winners from the 12 SPJ regions. National winners will be notified in the late spring and will be recognized at Excellence in Journalism 2013 (EIJ13) in Southern California, Aug. 24 to 26.
Fifer, a senior interdisciplinary studies major, is editor-in-chief of The Highland Cavalier. His reporting and photography has appeared in The Roanoke Times, The Virginian-Pilot, The Bristol Herald Courier, The Coalfield Progress and other publications. His work has won several regional, state and national awards for newspaper writing, photography and videography.


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The Canal Area comprises two neighborhoods of San Rafael, California, designated by the city as the "Canal Waterfront" and the "Canal." The Canal Area is bounded on the east by San Francisco Bay, on the north by the San Rafael Canal and on the south and west by Highways 101 and I-580 and by San Quentin Ridge. Land use is split almost evenly between residential and non-residential (commercial/industrial) uses.[1] The Canal Area provides a substantial portion of the low-income housing in Marin County, one of the most affluent counties in the United States. It is also the location of transportation and waste management facilities serving Marin County and the North Bay.
Most of San Rafael's low-income residents live in the Canal Area, along with many affluent residents. There is at least one concern (on Harbor Way) that rents slips for boats that people can live aboard legally. The more affluent residents live in the houses constructed in the 1960s right on the Canal and in two housing developments in the eastern part of the Canal's residential area: Baypoint Lagoons (constructed in the late 1990s) and Spinnaker Point (constructed earlier). Some real-estate agents refer to these two developments as being in "East San Rafael", to avoid the stigma of the name "Canal Area". The low-income homes (almost all of which are apartments) are inhabited mainly by immigrants (documented and undocumented), from a variety of countries. Seventy percent are Hispanic, 11 percent Asian, 10 percent Caucasian, 5 percent African-American and 4 percent are of other ethnic groups.[citation needed] This area provides a location for workers who hold low-income jobs that are essential to the functioning of the community to live close to their place of employment. Although the majority of residents in this area are low-income workers, most of the apartments in which they live are neither subsidized nor less expensive than comparable apartments elsewhere in San Rafael. In order to pay the relatively high rents, the residents resort to sharing their dwellings with many roommates, typically at least two persons per bedroom, plus one person in the living room. Often as many as eight or more persons, including children, will occupy a two-bedroom apartment.
Between the newer housing developments and the Bay is a paved path called Shoreline Park, which is a scenic place to take a walk or a bike ride. Along with a bike path owned by the Spinnaker Point Homeowner's Association (which forms the West side of the square), Shoreline Park forms a square 0.25 miles (400 m) long and 0.25 miles (400 m) wide. The easiest way to visit Shoreline Park is to visit Pickleweed Park, then to walk east along the north side of the square. Pickleweed Park is home to a large community center and to soccer fields and a playground.
There are many dozen, perhaps hundreds, of stores, shops, offices and other commercial operations in the West and the South of the area (including most of San Rafael's auto-body shops). Country Club Bowl, Marin County's only surviving bowling center, is located here. In addition, according to the Marin Independent Journal, around 14 of the areas most wanted criminals reside here. Large meth rings have also been uncovered recently by the bar, Pier 15. (Marin Independent Journal Oct. 15)
Industrial Light and Magic occupied many tens of thousands of square feet of office space here and in 1997 built a "main stage" here for the production of movie special effects. The main stage is still in use, but most of the office space was moved to San Francisco in 2005.
The southeastern portion of the Canal Area, between I-580 and San Quentin Ridge, is the base for several transportation and waste processing facilities serving large portions of Marin County. They include:
The "East San Rafael" area (the eastern portion of the Canal Area between the Bay and San Quentin Ridge), was home to most of the garbage disposal sites in central Marin County, including the following (links are to the California Integrated Waste Management Board, Solid Waste Information System, which is continuously updated):
Coordinates: 37°57′45″N 122°30′7″W / 37.96250°N 122.50194°W


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Sparks fly amid the storm
By DAWNE LEIKER
Nature added elements of drama to Friday night's Western Cast Iron Arts Conference performance pour. But, for die-hard heavy metal artists, the pour went on.
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By DAWNE LEIKER
Nature added elements of drama to Friday night's Western Cast Iron Arts Conference performance pour. But, for die-hard heavy metal artists, the pour went on.
"We survived," recent Fort Hays State University art graduate Stacey Rathert said. "(Stormy weather) was all around us.
"Rain or shine, we still pour."
More than 100 spectators and artists dotted the gully between Big Creek and FHSU's Robbins Center, some protected by trash bags and umbrellas, caught up in the effects of 3,000 degree molten iron poured into reaction molds. Flames burst from wooden molds despite huge raindrops all around. Lightning flashed, folks shrieked and sparks flew.
Artists continued their craft until around 10:30 p.m. before they "dropped bottom," Rathert said.
For many of the students, faculty and independent artists gathered from around the U.S. for the conference, Friday night was their first taste of the volatility of Kansas weather.
"We had a lot of people from out of town that thought they were going to get to see a tornado," Rathert said.
The conference drew more than 150 attendees throughout the week for keynote addresses, displays and performance and production pours.
"It's bigger than we ever expected," said Toby Flores, FHSU assistant professor of sculpture and event organizer. The conference, which was held for its first time in Hays, has been a biannual event since 2008.
The performance pour generally serves as the showpiece of the conference, providing "a real spectacle," Flores said, with musical acts, and fire dancers thrown into the mix for an evening of entertainment.
Nicole Thibodeau, FHSU art instructor, watched from the sidelines covered in a trash bag to protect herself from the rain, as her boyfriend, Lance Wadlow worked a furnace during the performance. She also was impressed by the natural fireworks.
"I've never been to one that had such awesome weather," she said.
Metal recycled from bathtubs, sinks, radiators and water pipes were melted for the performance pour in furnaces made by metal artists.
A furnace built by Rathert was one of three used during the performance pour. Flores encourages each of his metal sculpting students to build their own furnaces.
She started with "a lot of facts and figures and numbers," Rathert said, "then built the outer steel casing and lining."
Recently accepted to graduate school at the University of Mississippi, she will be leaving Hays this summer.
When she first came to FHSU from northeast Kansas, she felt drawn to the university, but hadn't seriously considered metal as her art form.
"I welded stuff together on the farm with my dad," she said. "I visited out here when I was still in high school and just knew it was where I needed to be."


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Ross Brown - 06/03/2014
This one has been doing well in the charts for months, and I can't believe I've only just learnt it. I wasn't keen on the song at first, but has really grown on me now. Fantastic dance which fits the song perfectly. Wish I'd not skipped this one when it first came out.
Doreen Beanlands - 06/03/2014
great music different from the normal dance
Elaine Hornagold - 07/02/2014
Taught this last night, love the music. First part of the dance an easy teach but they need a few more goes at Section 7 with the weave & hitch, restarts not a problem though, having said that class picked it up really well.
Phil Marson - 14/01/2014
Finally got round to teaching this. Fab track and dance firm favourite in class:-)
Margaret Taylor - 29/11/2013
Different from the norm. Absolutely love it. Brilliant choreography. 3 restarts to keep you on your toes.


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Classic car show is changing locations
UPDATED 7:05 AM CDT Apr 24, 2014Changes are coming for one of Des Moines' most popular classic car shows.
Video TranscriptBig changes for one of Des Moines most popular Classic Car Shows. KCCI's Todd Mage is live in the western gateway park with the news. Kevin, In just five months from now these streets next to the Pappajohn Sculpture park downtown will host the brand new Des Moines Concours d'Elegance. If you're a car fan you know that for more than a decade The historic Salisbury house has hosted hundreds of the most collectable antique cars in the midwest. But now the cars are moving away from the south of grand neighborhood. They're moving east, to the streets of the western gateway in downtown Des Moines. Show organizers say they invitation only event will have room for more cars...and there's talk of expanding the show. It would resemble the popular Des Moines Art Festival...which is a summer time favorite downtown. "THIS IS REALLY A REGIONAL EVENT, NOT JUST A LOCAL EVENT. SO WE'RE SHOWING OFF OUR DOWNTOWN AND OUR GREAT SCULPTURE GARDEN AND WE'RE ALSO GOING TO SHARE SOME BEAUTIFUL AUTOMOBILES WITH GREAT HISTORY AND PROVENANCE" The new Des Moines Concurs d'Elegance is set for Sunday September 7th. Kevin, lets hope there will be plenty of british sports cars there for you! Thanks, Todd.
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Bakken Shale Montana
The Bakken Shale covers an area of approximately 200,000 square miles in the Williston Basin. The Bakken Shale covers the northeastern portion of Montana.
Bakken Shale Companies
Significant producers within the Bakken Shale are:
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Bakken Shale Geology
The Bakken shale is from the Devonian Mississippian age. The widespread Upper Devonian-Lower Mississippian Bakken formation consists of an upper and a lower shale member with a mixed siliciclastic carbonate middle member, that is usually referred to as a dolomitic sand (or a sandy dolomite). Both the upper and lower shales are organic-rich marine shale of relatively consistent lithology. These shales are both the petroleum source rocks (organic rich) and seal for the reservoir. The Bakken has also sourced the Three Forks Sanish formation, an underlying dolomite, in much of the Williston Basin. In 2008, the USGS estimated technically recoverable reserves from the Bakken could reach as high as 4.3 billion barrels of oil.
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New Burlesque Movie Poster
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Burlesque: The Motion Picture [Hardcover] on Amazon.com
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lislecarnot 09.15.2010
I just can't wait, Dios Mio, do you have a date for €uropean Fans?? When.... I love the Poster, CHER and CHRISTINA, what a scandall!!!
stripped_dirrty 09.15.2010
██10 *Clumsy / flirty*
███ 20*Cute*
████ 30*Weird / Random*
█████ 40*Wonderful*
██████ 50*Sweet / friendly*
███████ 60*Sexy*
█████████ 70*Dirrty*
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PinkSugar88 09.13.2010
Wow that's gorgeous,im loving it! Arribaa Christina!
love4xtina 09.12.2010
The whole world is against us Christina. You look beautiful as always. I love you.
Juanpablopc31 09.11.2010
Espero el estreno de esta película impacientemente. Felicidades y éxitos Christina.
nAuGhTy bOy 09.11.2010
You both look beautiful!!xD
i just want one letter email, for me i never got to see ya yet come to atlanta do a pearance in atlanta sometime ,i hope i ever have a girl friend anywhere close to be like you , that would be tha coolest ,come to atl,ga http://www.youtube.com/toddcoleatlanta email@example.com
taperjeann 09.11.2010
So excited for the movie i will go see it myself if i have to
msjustine27 09.10.2010
Cant wait to see it!
check out my new video for Xtina "you lost me" I put together on youtube. And I have another vid on her comming soon. comment and say what chu think and if you like it please subscribe, thanx. love you.
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jessicat meow 09.09.2010
Who is going to see this with me?
i am glad tha you stand to your principles i know that you gave bionic more than a 100% i love everithing about it .... i like the fact that you did not let anyone else influence to say different. in my opinion there is not one whom can even become closer to you ..... keep on doing it you are a superstar ... i know i suond like a stalker but i am not .... i met you one day on melrose street i was in my jeep u in you bmw ,,, turn around and wave on me since then i like you it wad the most sincere gesture and i like you for that it was about 2.30 in the morning you were in the pasanger side ....goog luck to you christina ..... best wishes i do not think that these moment there is a star as brite as you are do not ever look back please
funnnnnman 09.09.2010
Hi Christina hope your loving life,hurd some of your kick b soul music around on the wind hope life is well give your little one a hug,Hoping for some more huge waves,God Bless P.S. thanks so much for letting me check out your site Ouch that is hot
ChristinaMAguilera1 09.09.2010
christina beauty will be soo amazing in this film!!! luv ya!
xtinaaguileralover 09.08.2010
omg awesome poser i love youuu!!!!!!! i can't wait to see the moviee ive been waiting on it FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!
Sandra Venezuela 09.08.2010
I love this poster.... Xtinaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa come to VENEZUELA, pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.... love u...xoxo
klaudiusz506 09.08.2010
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Xtinafan26 09.06.2010
thats one HOTT poster!!!!! Can NOT WAIT for this movie!!!! Christina and Cher it will be a HIT!!!!!!!
What a FANTASTIC poster! I'm a visual artist of 32 years, fine/commercial art and advertising. Wonderful expression of naughty and nice and the color choices reflect sweet and sassiness of both of these awsome ladies! As a piece of art advertisging a phenominal presentation, it couldn't have been done better!
maxminogue 09.06.2010
Hermosas las dos OMG , Cher is Perfec and aguilera is hot
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Add a commentGREAAAT,please christina DESNUDATE can be the third single!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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5 Fears Preventing Continuous Improvement
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Why Manufacturers Need to do Their Duty to Protect Core Applications
February 24, 2015 2:10 pm | by Mariano NunezIn 2014, organizations were caught off guard by the increase in advanced threats targeting vulnerabilities within business-critical applications running on SAP platforms.
Exploring the Re-Purposed FSMA Rules and Ways to Comply
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Helping Stock Food Banks With Milk
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5 Facts on Girl Scout Cookie Production
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How to Get Management More Involved in Your PSM Program
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Another Reason to Cut Back on Soda: It May Be Linked to Cancer
February 19, 2015 11:20 am | by Kari Imberg, Associate Editor, Food ManufacturingEvery day, nearly half of Americans over the age of six are likely exposing themselves to this cancer-causing carcinogen. Researchers say if you are part of the 44 to 58 percent of people who consume at least one can of soda per day, you are exposing yourself to 4-methylimidazol.
The Relationship Between Workplace Safety and Product Safety
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Mom Bloggers Reveal Secrets to Get Men Cooking
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Are You Self-Auditing for PSM Compliance? You Should Be
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In an earlier post here at the AML Blog (and again during a panel discussion at last weekend's AML Conference) Chris Bigelow admitted that even though Seagull Book had requested ordering information on the anthology I edited, Dispensation: Latter-Day Fiction, he felt it was important to warn the buyer that this book's content is PG-13. First of all, I'm not surprised that Chris hasn't heard back from the buyer (although I am very, very encouraged that the buyer even contacted Chris at all). But–perhaps surprisingly?–I don't fault Chris one bit for issuing the warning that may have affected this anthology's ability to hit the shelves in a Seagull store. I mean, I've dreamt of one of my titles being available at Deseret Book or Seagull. I've lamented the fact that smallish publishers like Zarahemla and Parables will never score significant sales unless one of their books breaks through and shows up in these stores. So why wouldn't I want the anthology I edited to be that book?
Well . . . because I know that the average Seagull shopper probably wouldn't like it, or would at least find its contents incongruous with the type of work they'd come to expect at a Seagull store. And that if problems or complaints arose, it might do financial damage to Zarahemla Books if the anthologies were returned. It might (who knows?) even do damage to my own reputation or ability to have a book sold in these stores at some point in the future. I probably wouldn't have felt the same way had Bound on Earth been able to break into DB or Seagull–there is more challenging or disturbing material in Dispensation than in Bound on Earth, in my opinion–but even BoE could have raised some hackles. After all, even though the novel received a positive review in The Deseret News and the reviewer felt that the book was ultimately uplifting, he did warn potential readers about some mild sexual references that some might find gratuitous or jarring, especially if these readers were expecting a "typical LDS-market novel." I found this slightly disconcerting, since I thought the sexual references in my novel were pretty dang mild. There had to be some sexual references, though, because the novel–a novel for adult readers–was primarily about marriage, and sex is a big part of marriage. But apparently the perception is that any references to sex might be read as "gratuitous" to some Mormon readers. I don't disagree that this is probably true.
The problem some LDS readers might have with Dispensation is less about sex (there's not much of it) and more about the depiction of evil. Of course, I've always been a big fan of the following statement by Brigham Young:
"'Shall I sit down and read the Bible, the Book of Mormon, and the Book of Covenants all the time?' says one. Yes, if you please, and when you have done, you may be nothing but a sectarian after all. It is your duty to study to know everything upon the face of the earth, in addition to reading those books. We should not only study good, and its effects upon our race, but also evil, and its consequences."
-Journal of Discourses 2:34
It's true that some of the short stories in this anthology could be described as disturbing. Not all, but some. They take on the subject of evil and its consequences. Doug Thayer's amazing and harrowing story, "Wolves," is about a young Mormon man who gets attacked and violated by a gang in a 1940s hobo camp; in Phyllis Barber's excellent "Bread for Gunnar," a woman watches while her neighbor allows himself to burn to death. Other stories aren't this violent, but they are complicated: there's a Native American girl, unhappy and misunderstood living among her new Mormon family in the Indian Placement Program; a bishop's wife who walks out on her husband (but for only a day), her mind full of curse words, a few occasionally escaping out of her mouth; a seminary teacher accused of all manner of sinfulness, but who bears his afflictions with the faithfulness of Job.
These are not stories that all Mormon readers will enjoy or appreciate. But I also believe that these are stories that many Mormon readers could enjoy or appreciate, if these stories are approached with an open mind and a willingness to set aside certain expectations about what Mormon literature must be. And I was very careful in my selections. Although there is some language in the anthology, it's rare and of the PG-13 variety. There is very little sex and the depictions of violence are realistic without being gratuitous. I wanted this anthology to be one that could be taught in a BYU class, for example, without too many student complaints about inappropriate content. I wanted this anthology to be one that a believing Mormon could read without feeling that the writers had an anti-Mormon agenda. I wanted this anthology to represent the complexities and contradictions inherent in our human condition without wallowing in darkness or, conversely, relying on easy answers or empty platitudes. I wanted this anthology to be both Mormon and Literature. And I do think it's both. But I don't think it would fit on the shelves at Seagull Book.
One final observation. I just finished reading James Dashner's YA novel The Maze Runner. It's an exciting, well-plotted, gripping read. Both my 13 year old son and I tore through it in just a couple of days. But it's also a very violent book in many ways. Young men are possessed, tortured, killed. The characters engage in bloody and realistically depicted battles. There's even a great deal of "swearing"–or at least The Maze Runner's version of swearing. The boys have been inside the maze for a while and have created their own curse words: "slinthead" and "shuck-face" are two of my favorites. They also say "bugger" and "bloody" a lot, so apparently British swear words didn't undergo the same metamorphosis that the American ones did. Actually, I thought Dashner came up with a pretty ingenious way of dealing with the fact that a bunch of teenaged boys trapped in the center of a maze would be swearing up a storm, and that such language would be inappropriate in a YA novel. Written by a Mormon guy. Still, reading Dashner's book made me despair a little. Why will Mormon readers accept this in a fantasy novel for teens, but such things would be considered inappropriate in a realistic novel for adults? It's true that The Maze Runner wasn't published by an LDS publisher . . . but it is carried in Deseret Book. I'm sure one reason this novel will be seen as acceptable by most Mormon readers is because The Maze Runner is speculative fiction, while Dispensation's stories are mostly realistic. Such acceptance might also be because The Maze Runner's characters aren't overtly Mormon, but Dispensation's characters are. (I've often wondered what Twilight's reception might have been by both Mormon and non-Mormon readers if Bella Swan had been a Mormon.)
But I'd still love to hear your opinions. What do you think offends Mormon readers, and why?


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About the Southeast CSC
Director: Dr. Gerard McMahon
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The Southeast Climate Science Center (SE CSC) was established by the Department of the Interior in 2010 to address the needs of natural and cultural partners for climate science in the Southeastern United States. Science products developed at the SE CSC will provide models of potential future climate impacts, assessments of likely impacts, and tools that can be used to inform the conservation management decisions of Landscape Conservation Cooperatives (LCCs) and other partners. To learn more about the collaborative effort of the SE CSC and the LCCs, please see the SE CSC & LCC Fact Sheet.
The SE CSC is one of eight Climate Science Centers managed by the National Climate Change and Wildlife Science Center (NCCWSC), under the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The NCCWSC and USGS support the Northwest Climate Science Center in producing partner-driven science and management tools. The SE CSC also receives advice and guidance from a Stakeholder Advisory Council. Science priorities and projects will also be advised by a Science Implementation Panel.
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The Rochester Americans announced Monday that the team has recalled goaltenders Connor Knapp and Andrey Makarov.
Knapp, a McQuaid High School grad and native of York, New York, has appeared in 29 total ECHL games this season with Greenville, Florida and Alaska, posting a record of 11-12-3-2 with a 2.53 goals-against average, a .920 save percentage and one shutout. Last season, he appeared in 12 games with Greenville, posting a record of 5-7-0 with a 3.05 goals-against average and a .909 save percentage. The 6-foot-5, 215-pound netminder also appeared in seven American Hockey League games with the Amerks during the 2012-13 campaign, going 1-6-0 with a 3.34 goals-against average and a .893 save percentage.
Makarov has played in 31 games with Fort Wayne this year, posting a record of 15-11-2-2 with a 2.79 goals-against average and a .906 save percentage in his first season of professional hockey. Last season, he played in 61 games with the Saskatoon Blades of the Western Hockey League (WHL), posting a record of 37-17-2-3 with a 2.62 goals-against average, a .919 save percentage and seven shutouts, and was named the Outstanding Goaltender for the 2013 Memorial Cup. In 115 career WHL games with Saskatoon, the 6-foot-1, 180-pound native of Kazan, Russia, went 66-38-3-4 with a 2.80 goals-against average, a .916 save percentage and nine shutouts.
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Raspberry cupcakes with raspberry swiss meringue buttercream
Ingredients for about 15 cupcakes:
- 220 g butter
- 160 g caster sugar
- 220 g plain flour
- 2 tsp baking powder
- 4 eggs
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 200 g raspberries, fresh or frozen
Bring all ingredients to room temperature.
Sift the flour with the baking powder, set aside.
Beat together the butter and sugar in a separate bowl until pale and creamy. Gradually beat in the eggs, mixing after each addition. Add vanilla extract and mix well. Add sifted dry ingredients and stir.
Line a muffin tray with paper cupcake cases. Divide the cake mixture beetween the 15 cupcake cases. Place 2 raspberries into the center of each cupcake.
Bake at 180ºC for 20 - 25 minutes or until risen and golden. Leave to cool, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
Raspberry swiss meringue buttercream:
- 250 g raspberries, fresh or frozen
- 1/4 cup water
- 2 Tbs lemon juice
- 345 g butter, at room temperature, cut into cubes
- 4 egg whites
- 1¼ cup sugar
- a pinch of salt
To make the puree, place raspberries, lemon juice and water in a small saucepan over medium heat. Bring to the boil and cook, uncovered, until berries break apart and liquids reduce. Pour into a fine strainer to remove the seeds. You should have 1/4 cup of puree. Cool.
To make the frosting, whisk the sugar, salt and egg whites together in the bowl of a stand mixer. Place the bowl over a simmering pot of water and whisk until the eggs are very hot and the sugar has completely dissolved.
With the whisk attachment, whisk on high until the mixture is light and fluffy and has cooled (for about 10 minutes).
Switch to the paddle attachment and drop butter into the mixer, 1 cube at a time. After all of the butter has been added, add in 1/4 cup of cooled raspberry puree. Beat until well mixed.
Decorate cupcakes with buttercream using Wilton 1M noozle.
Leftovers store in the fridge for 7 days. Set the frosting out 1 - 2 hours ahead of time and then mix using the paddle attachment for a couple of minutes on medium speed.
Makes enough to frost about 18 cupcakes.
Classic swiss meringue buttercream adapted from Martha Stewart.


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Cheddar Biscuits
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Serve these biscuits with Sweet-and-Spicy Cola-Glazed Ham and store-bought chutneys and mustards for a savory brunch or hearty dinner.
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Nutritional Information
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Calories | 155 |
Total Fat | 8g |
Saturated Fat | -- |
Cholesterol | 21mg |
Sodium | 408mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 18g |
Dietary Fiber | 1g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 4g |
Calcium | -- |
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Yields: 24 biscuits
Total Time: 1 hr
Prep Time: 35 min
Oven Temp: 450
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- 4 cup(s) all-purpose flour, plus more for surface
- 8 teaspoon(s) baking powder
- 2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 2 teaspoon(s) freshly ground pepper
- 1.50 stick(s) unsalted butter, cold and cut into small pieces
- 2 cup(s) buttermilk
- 1 cup(s) (about 4 ounces) grated Cheddar
- Preheat oven to 450 degrees F. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine flour, baking powder, salt, and pepper. Using a pastry cutter or your fingers, cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Add buttermilk and Cheddar, and stir until dough just comes together.
- Turn out dough onto a lightly floured surface; divide dough into halves and pat each into a rectangle. Set aside one rectangle and cover with a clean dish towel.
- Working with the other rectangle and using your hands, fold, flatten, and repeat until the dough has been folded over 4 times. Pat out until 1 inch thick. Cut out biscuits using a 2-inch round cutter. Repeat with reserved dough rectangle. Reroll scrap dough and repeat until all dough is used.
- Transfer biscuits to two baking sheets and bake until golden on top, 14 to 18 minutes.
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HELL(BOY) ON EARTH: Beyond the Hellverse
Mike Mignola spoke with CBR about his projects outside the universe of "Hellboy" and "B.P.R.D.," including the first two "Baltimore" miniseries, the "Amazing Screw-On Head" collection and his rare non-Dark Horse work.
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Wigan coach Shaun Wane was delighted with the way his side bounced back to winning ways in the First Utility Super League - although he was confident that was always going to be the case.
The Warriors responded in sensational style following their Tetley's Challenge Cup exit at the hands of Castleford last weekend by thrashing the same opponents 46-6 on Friday night.
Dominic Manfredi and Joe Burgess both helped themselves to a brace of tries as the Super League champions ran in eight tries to one, while Matty Smith had a great night with the boot as he kicked seven from eight.
"I knew we would bounce back," Wane said. "We don't normally come up with regular poor performances. I knew the players were hurting and they didn't like seeing my face like it was the past week. I don't think they could stand another week like that.
"I seriously mean that, they will have been sick of me moaning at them. They have done exactly what we needed to do and we come up with some outstanding tries."
Wigan's injury problems are not getting any easier as they lost Gil Dudson on the morning of the game, George Williams in the warm-up and Matty Bowen and Ryan Hampshire during the match.
Wane added: "Losing Gil Dudson this morning then George in the warm-up and then Mango (Bowen) and Rocky (Hampshire) meant we had some adversity there and we still performed well.
"Gil had an inner ear infection, he woke up and felt dizzy and it was too risky to put him out there. George tweaked his hamstring in the warm-up, Mango did the same in the game and Rocky has done his shoulder."
Castleford coach Daryl Powell refused to be too hard on his team despite the one-sided scoreline and admitted he thought his team were actually unlucky.
He said: "I thought we were pretty unlucky tonight in lots of ways. Wigan came at us with a lot of intent and some of the things they did we didn't handle real well.
"Wigan ramped up physically and they were better than us tonight with the ball, but I do think we were a little bit better than the scoreline suggested.
"We worked really hard but made too many errors which is disappointing, but sometimes you have to cop a defeat on the chin and tonight is one of those nights."


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Fire Safety in Health Care Facilities
Major fires in healthcare facilities are rare but can be deadly.
Most patients cannot leave the fire area without assistance.
Stop a Fire from Spreading
Healthcare facilities are divided into "smoke compartments" – areas that can be closed off by "smoke barrier doors" to prevent the spread of fire and smoke.
Know the layout of the smoke compartments and the location of the smoke barrier doors on the floor where you are working.
If there's a fire in your area…
Alert all staff. Call out your facility's code phrase and announce where the fire is.
The staff member closet to the manual fire alarm station should sound it as soon as he or she hears the code phrase.
Evacuate patients who are in immediate danger.
Close doors to slow the spread of fire and smoke as you move patients out of the fire area.
Try to control or put out the fire using a portable fire extinguisher.
Unless the fire can be extinguished completely, evacuate your smoke compartment, checking all rooms and bathrooms to be sure no patients have been left in danger, and closing all doors as you leave.
Throughout the emergency, reassure and calm patients.
Fight the fire or evacuate?
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IF THE FIRE IS SMALL and can be contained and extinguished quickly, you may not need to evacuate the smoke compartment.
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If the fire is large or spreading, close the door to the fire area and leave.
Once you've contained the fire behind closed doors, do not try to go back in to fight the fire. IF A FIRE HAS BEEN ISOLATED but not extinguished, evacuate the smoke compartment.
Close doors as you evacuate areas to prevent the spread of fire and toxic gases.
Non-ambulatory patients can be moved by sliding them along the floor on blankets or sheets, or in wheelchairs, or on gurneys or stretchers.
Horizontal evacuation: Moving patients from one smoke compartment to another on the same floor is more efficient than evacuating patients to other levels.
Vertical evacuation: Moving patients to other floors is a last resort. Do it only if fire and smoke prevent horizontal movement. Use stairwells, not elevators, or follow fire fighters' directions.
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Your part in your facility's evacuation plan.
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This is bad for Poland's longterm outlook as most of those abroad are young people who would otherwise be settling down and raising families in Poland. Next, they will be telling Poland to import workers from the Middle East/Turkey to sustain the gerontocracy, but we have seen this lead to a lot of tension in every country in Europe that has tried it.
lots of Poles, still live in former USSR, they were deported there after the partitions and the communist era
Poles are everywhere in Europe. They are even buying up real estate in East Germany along the Polish German border. In some places you cant even get a job unless you speak Polish.
Learn Polish. Simple. Wouldn't be a disaster, but a lot of fun.
Poles living everywhere in Europe means you would be able to make yourself understood in Polish everywhere in Europe. Also, Polish is quite similar to Sorbian, Czech, Slovak and even Slovenian and other laungages like Ukrainian, Croatian and Serb, in the east half and potential members of the European Union. Once you have leant Polish it will invite you to a cultural world quite new to you.
I can't judge if it is a brain drain or not. Whether it is another Ostflucht or not depends of how many of them are willing or have actually decided to stay in the Western Europe for good. If they are only what Poles call 'swallows' who are to come back to Poland after they have got as much carrier, skill and capital as they think are enough, the current phenomenon is not necessarily a brain drain but rather a brain cultivation.
I agree - it is not a brain drain: it's just to find better place for life...
"learn Polish" - good advice - (still it's easier e.g. Hungarian)
E tam my wcale nie jesteśmy wszędzie. Ostatnio jakiś koleś próbował mi wcisnąć kit że internet to jedne wielkie Polskie forum. E tam szaleniec.
Greetings from the Poles
Emerging Europe Real Time provides sharp analysis and insight into what's making news in Central and Eastern Europe. Drawing on the expertise of our reporters in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Russia and Turkey, the site provides an inside track on economics, politics and business in this emerging part of the European continent.
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Electric Vehicles
The Dawn of a New Day for Autos
A lot has changed in the two years since I made my first visit to the Washington Auto Show. Back then, gas prices averaged $2.68 per gallon and the Nissan LEAF looked like a "car of the future" compared to the other vehicles on the showroom floor. Now, prices at the pump are 25 percent higher, averaging $3.50 per gallon in 2011, and fuel costs are eating up the largest share of the average American's income in over 30 years. Meanwhile, the auto industry is adapting their product line to their new environment and cooperating more closely with regulators. The 2012 auto show includes many more alternative vehicles like the all-electric Ford Focus (see picture below) and the Prius V, a 42 mile per gallon hybrid station wagon.
The Nuts and Bolts of the New CAFE and GHG Vehicle Standards
This is Part 2 of a series on the new EPA-DOT vehicle greenhouse gas (GHG) and fuel economy standards. Part 1 took a first look on the goals of the standards.
These days, most cars can go from 0 to 60 mph in a pretty short time – but can the nation's car fleet go from 27.3 to 49.5 mpg in 15 years flat?
As we mentioned in Part I, a 49.5 mpg CAFE standard (or 54.5 mpg by the EPA's calculation) is the new vehicle standard for 2025. Considering that the current CAFE level is 27.3 mpg, closing the 20 mpg gap will need some pretty quick acceleration, efficiency-wise.
Though the new standard may seem daunting, the key takeaway is that passenger vehicles will use many technologies we already know about and still deliver the freedom of mobility and convenience found in today's cars. In fact, most of the fleet will still be powered by diesel and gasoline but with under-the-hood technological improvements that improve the bang for each buck of gas.
Landmark New Vehicle Standards Set a Strong Path to the Future
This post is the first of a two-part series on the new joint EPA-NHTSA vehicle standards. It will give an overview of the new standards. The second part dives deeper into details on how the new standards will be met.
As the Pew Center for Global Climate Change has transformed into the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES), the transportation sector is undergoing some major transformations itself.
The eagerly anticipated model years 2017-2025 vehicle standards for greenhouse gases and fuel economy have been officially proposed and inked into the best of formal Federal prose – an extensively detailed 893-page behemoth of a report to be exact. The new vehicle standards would nearly double the efficiency of the nation's passenger vehicle fleet. And based on its contents, these proposed standards appear to be a tremendous victory for most, creating benefits for the economy, national security, public health, vehicle buyers, and the global climate.
It's been a long time coming. Together with last year's rulemakings on 2012-2016 light duty standards and 2014-2018 heavy duty standards, vehicle standards haven't seen an overhaul of this magnitude since, well, the creation of such standards in the 1970s.
NPR Not Plugged In to All the Facts on Electric Vehicles
A recent story on NPR's Morning Edition about plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) misses the mark. At C2ES, we don't believe PEVs are the single answer to our transportation energy security and environmental problems, but we think they could make a contribution if they're given a fair shot. That's why we started an initiative on PEVs almost a year ago to take a practical look at the challenges and opportunities of PEV technology.
First, the story mentions plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) like the Chevrolet Volt at the outset, but then ignores how that vehicle type overcomes the problem at the heart of the story – range anxiety. The fear of being stranded due to inadequate driving range and deficient charging infrastructure is a legitimate critique of battery electric vehicles (BEVs). BEvs are battery-only vehicles, i.e. they cannot run on gasoline. But, the Volt and soon-to-be-released Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid can run on gasoline or electricity and have the same range as a conventional car. You can travel 25 to 50 miles in a Volt or up to 15 miles in a plug-in Prius without using gasoline and then rely on gasoline to fuel the rest of your trip. It's difficult to estimate how many trips these electric-only ranges will accommodate, but a plug-in hybrid overcomes the need for a consumer to make that determination. In case you're wondering, the average car trip length is 9.34 miles according to the National Household Transportation Survey.
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Getting It Right on Fuel Efficiency
This post also appears in the National Journal Energy & Environment Experts blog in response to the question: What should drive fuel efficiency?
At a moment when it appears to many that our government can't do anything right, the current approach to regulating vehicle fuel economy and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is a bright spot.
After decades of failing to tighten corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) standards, and several years when California and other states began to take the matter of setting vehicle GHG standards into their own hands, the federal government finally got its act together. In 2007 Congress enacted the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, tightening CAFE. In 2010, NHTSA and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) jointly set GHG and CAFE standards, and California agreed to conform its rules to the federal ones. NHTSA and EPA are hard at work at a second round of standards for light duty vehicles, as well as the first-ever set of similar rules for medium and heavy duty trucks.
We now have the Congress, federal and state regulators, industry and public interest groups aligned on a policy framework that is meeting important national goals of reducing oil dependence and GHG emissions, providing regulatory consistency and certainty to the industry, and creating a climate favorable to investment and innovation.
The auto industry is responding successfully. The plug-in hybrid electric Chevy Volt won the 2011 Motor Trend Car of the Year, 2011 Green Car of the Year, and 2011 North American Car of the Year. It's also selling well. But PHEVs are just part of the story. The Chevy Cruze and Hyundai Elantra are among the nine vehicles in the U.S. marketplace that get more than 40 miles per gallon. They were also among the 10 top-selling vehicles last month. Higher sales of fuel-efficient vehicles across the board contributed to strong sales and combined profits of nearly $5.9 billion for the three U.S. automakers in the first quarter of this year.
Higher gasoline prices are heightening consumer interest in these vehicles. But we cannot rely on oil prices alone to drive us to the next generation of vehicles. Oil prices are too volatile to motivate the sustained business investment we need. And the price we pay at the pump doesn't reflect the true cost of oil to our country. Half of the 2010 U.S. trade deficit was from oil – that's $256.9 billion we sent overseas last year alone. The U.S. EPA estimates that the energy security benefit of reducing oil dependence is on the order of $12 per barrel. And gasoline burning inflicts enormous damage on our air quality and climate. For example, the transportation sector is responsible for more than a quarter of U.S. GHG emissions and is a major contributor to smog.
The beauty of the fuel economy and GHG standards is that they are performance based. They set targets based on important public policy goals – i.e., oil savings and GHG reductions – but leave it to industry to find the best way to meet them. They don't "pick winners." They should remain the core of our public policy framework for transportation.
But our current set of vehicles and fuels may not be up to the job of meeting our long-term goals. In order to level the playing field with the incumbent technologies that have benefited from nearly a century of infrastructure development and fuel-vehicle optimization, we need to make some public investment to jumpstart alternative vehicles and fuels. This has to be done carefully. We need a savvy, adaptive strategy that ensures that any subsidies are only temporary, leverages public investment with private dollars, spawns experiments and learns from them, and rewards environmental and efficiency performance.
It is not clear whether hydrogen, natural gas, electricity, or biofuels are the long-term solution to our energy and environmental challenges. But we need to continue to keep the pressure on all of them through performance-based standards, research them all, subsidize limited deployment to see how they perform in the real world, and leave it to industry and consumers to determine their ultimate success in the marketplace.
Judi Greenwald is Vice President for Innovative Solutions
Let's Ride the EV Wave
This post also appeared in the National Journal Energy & Environment Experts blog in response to a question about oil use and the future of electric vehicles.
Whether or not electric vehicles (EVs) take off will ultimately depend on consumer acceptance of new technology. But public policy and technological progress are just as important, as we highlight in our new report on the transportation sector.
Indeed, electric drive vehicles powered by batteries or hydrogen fuel cells could revolutionize transportation in the United States, saving considerable amounts of oil while also reducing the sector's impact on our global climate. And the EVs on the market now are off to a great start, winning national and international awards.
Nearly all major automakers are planning to introduce these vehicles in the coming years, and I applaud automakers like Ford that have committed to building alternative drivetrains in significant number for the long haul. Companies like Ford understand climate change and the need to reduce our impact on our global environment while not sacrificing our mobility. For EVs to achieve that goal, we need policies like a clean energy standard that aim to decarbonize our electrical grid. I'm sure Ford is also investing in this space because they see a market opportunity.
The private sector has invested billions of dollars in developing, manufacturing, promoting, and distributing EVs in the last decade. From a map on our website, you can see that policymakers across the country are supporting EVs because they want their region to benefit from this burgeoning market.
Policymakers should rely on private capital as much as possible to build out the EV charging infrastructure so we can balance the desire to support alternative vehicles while also tackling our nation's budget deficit. To that end, we should coordinate policy related to EV purchase and home charging nationwide so private players can enter new markets more easily. The most efficient way to "refuel" these vehicles is not yet clear, and we should use policy to help provide the foundation to let the market work.
Another element that is critical to the success of these vehicles is its most expensive component – the battery. Not only do we need aggressive R&D to develop batteries with much higher energy density, we also need to figure out what to do with these batteries at the vehicle's end-of-life. About 80 percent of the battery's capacity is still usable at this point, resulting in the largest untapped resource in this space today.
If we achieve the right mix of policy, technological progress, and consumer acceptance, there's little reason to doubt that alternative vehicles will have a significant impact on the car market in this decade. It appears that it will be tough to kill the electric car this time.
Eileen Claussen is President
Moving Our Cars Off Oil
This post first appeared in Txchnologist.
It is too early to pick the ultimate car of the future. Plug-in electric, hydrogen fuel cell, and biofuel vehicles are currently in contention, but it is quite possible that no single alternative will dominate the future the way that gasoline-powered cars own our roads today. The competition will be fierce because these new technologies will not only be competing against each other, but also against the ever-improving internal combustion engine. By 2035, it's quite possible a new gasoline-powered car will get 50 mpg and a hybrid-electric car (like the Toyota Prius) will achieve 75 mpg.
Whatever technologies win out, it is clear the societal costs of oil are too high. The price at the pump fails to include all the national security and environmental costs of exploration, extraction, distribution, and consumption of oil. Since oil appears cheaper to the consumer than its true cost to society, we end up consuming more than we should. We send hundreds of billions of dollars out of our economy each year – $330 billion in 2010 alone – to oil producers with monopoly power instead of investing the money here at home.
What's The Car Of 2035?
This blog post also appeared on Edmunds Auto Observer
In movies like the iconic Demolition Man, we're led to believe the future will be filled with cars well advanced from those on the road today (in the case of the Sylvester Stallone action flick, our cars will instantly fill with foam upon a collision). But what do the real experts think about the cars we'll be driving in the future? For example, will our cars drive themselves like Google's modified Toyota Prius?
We answer some of these questions in our recently released report that focuses on reducing the U.S. transportation sector's greenhouse gas emissions and oil use. The report details options available to automakers for building the cars of the future. It doesn't attempt to predict the makeup of the car market in the future – that's up to the consumer. Instead, the report highlights that many combinations of vehicles could significantly reduce oil use and greenhouse gas emissions in the future.
Jump-starting the plug-in electric vehicle market
There is a lot of buzz around Washington these days that plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) are the answer to our energy security and climate problems. In the recent State of the Union, President Obama restated his goal of having 1 million PEVs on the road in the United States by 2015, and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently released a report projecting that we will meet the goal. Meanwhile, a panel I sat on for Indiana University's School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) said the data indicates we won't get quite that many PEVs on the road by 2015. The question is – does it matter if we precisely reach the President's goal or not? The answer is no, so long as we are taking concrete steps towards jumpstarting PEV manufacturing and supporting infrastructure and learning from the experiences of early PEV adopters.


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Kingston Brass KB631T Polished Chrome Magellan bath and Shower Faucet Trim with Metal Lever Handle
Technical Specs
Diverter Included | No |
Faucet Holes | 2 |
Faucet Type | Bathtub Faucet |
Flow Rate (GPM) | 2.2 |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Lever |
Handles Included | Yes |
Handshower Included | No |
Installation Type | Wall Mounted |
Material | Brass |
Mounting Type | Wall Mounted |
Number Of Handles | 1 |
Product Weight | 3 |
Slide Bar Included | No |
Spout Reach | 5 |
Theme | Modern |
Valve Included | No |
Valve Type | Washerless Cartridge |
WaterSense Certified | No |
Product Features:
- Fully covered under 10 year limited warranty
- Trim constructed of solid brass – ensuring durability and providing aesthetic appeal
- Premier finishing process – finishes will resist rusting and corrosion through every day use
- Single function cartridge – one dial controls both volume and temperature
- Secure mounting assembly
- Rough-in valve not included – when adding to cart valve options will be presented
- Classic diverting tub spout – a pull-up finial diverts water to shower head
- 1/2" Female supply connection
Product Specifications:
- Rough-in valve sold separately
- Tub Spout Reach: 5"
- Escutcheon Width: 7"
- Handle style: Metal Lever
- Designed for use with standard U.S. plumbing connections
Additional Kingston Brass Links
- View Manufacturer Warranty
- Shop All Kingston Brass Products
- Shop All Kingston Brass Magellan Collection Products
Our SKU: KB63.T
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Oil Rubbed Bronze
KB635T - Polished Brass
KB632T - Polished Chrome
KB631T - Polished Chrome / Polished Brass
KB634T - Satin Nickel
KB638T - Satin Nickel / Polished Brass
KB639T - Satin Nickel / Polished Chrome
KB637T - Vintage Nickel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
2 Questions from the Community
The Kingston Brass KB63.T is required to have an accompanying pressure balanced valve. This unit can have either the tub on or the shower on, not at the same time.
I just bought a 54 inch tub, does this have the three inlets ? two for tub, one for shower? does it fit on tub without any aditional hardware?
A. The Kingston Brass KB63.T is required to have an accompanying pressure balanced valve. This unit can have either the tub on or the shower on, not at the same time.
The Kingston Brass KB63.T can be modified for shower only.
Can this be modified for a shower only installation?
The Kingston Brass KB63.T can be modified for shower only.
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Kingston Brass Product Warranty Information
Product Warranty
At Kingston Brass, we value every single home owner who chooses to use our product. All parts of KINGSTON BRASS faucets, with the exception of special finishes as described below are warranted to the original retail purchaser to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of ten (10) years from the date of purchase as shown on the purchaser's receipt.
Kingston Brass recommends having a professional plumber for all installation and repair. Please read carefully as this concerns your rights and obligations as once you purchased and used our products, it is assumed that you have read, understood and agreed with the terms set as following. Kingston Brass will replace "Free of Charge", during the warranty period, any part that proves defective in material and/or workmanship under normal installation and use.
(10) Years Limited Warranty
Kingston Brass has inspected for defects in operation and finish at the time of shipment and warrants its faucets to be leak and drip free during normal installation and use. Kingston Brass will mail the necessary part to original consumer to maintaining the faucet in good working condition if the faucet should leak or drip during normal use. Original consumer will be responsible for full amount of express shipping charges if express service been requested. It applies only to Kingston Brass faucets installed in the United States ONLY. Kingston Brass also warrants all other aspects of the faucet or accessories EXCEPT
Special Finishes
Warranty does not apply to special or living surface finishes such as Oil Rubbed Bronze, Dark or Old Bronze as living finishes will change over time as a result of a normal process and may look different than at the time of purchase, therefore these items are warranted for functionality only. Oil Rubbed Bronze, Dark or Old Bronze components may vary in shade at the time of shipment. This warranty is limited to the replacement of defective parts only, labor charges and/or damage resulting from improper installation, repair or replacements, as well as incidental and consequential damages connected therewith are excluded. Any damage to this faucet as a result of misuse, abuse, neglect, accident or improper installation or any use not consistent with the instructions furnished by us, will void this warranty.
One-Year Limited Warranty
Kingston Brass stainless steel sink, vitreous china vessel sink and wash basin , bath tubs and toilets are warranted to the original purchaser to for the period of 1 (one) year from date of purchase to be free of defects in material and workmanship. This limited warranty DOES NOT COVER the following:
- Defects or damages arising from shipping, installation, alterations, accidents, abuse, misuse, lack of proper maintenance and cleaning as directed in the owner's manual and use of other than genuine Kingston Brass replacement parts, in all cases whether caused by a plumbing contractor, service company, the owner or any other person.
- Deterioration through harsh chemical cleaning conditions, extreme stress applications, normal wear and tear and the expense of normal maintenance.
- Commercial application and outdoor application.
- Options and accessories. Kingston Brass' limited warranty on these items is ten year for parts only and excludes labor. This ten year limited warranty covers accessories manufactured by Kingston Brass (e.g. aprons, drains, grab bars, heaters, and trim kits) against defects of material or workmanship. Warranty coverage begins on the date the accessory was originally purchased by the owner.
- Postage or shipping costs for returning products for repairs or replacement under this limited warranty and labor or other costs incurred in connection with product removal or installation under this limited warranty.
- ANY LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, ALL OF WHICH ARE HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED, OR THE EXTENSION BEYOND THE DURATION OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY OF ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THOSE OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR AN INTENDED PURPOSE. (Some jurisdictions do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so these limitations and exclusions may not apply to you).
- Responsibility for compliance with local code requirements. (Since local code requirements vary greatly distributors, retailers, dealers, installation contractors and users of plumbing products should determine whether there are any code restrictions on the installation or use of a specific product).
THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPLACEMENT OF PARTS ONLY AND DOES NOT COVER OR INCLUDE LABOR CHARGES, DAMAGE INCURRED DURING INSTALLATION, ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER, NOR DOES IT COVER OR INCLUDE DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJURY, PROPERTY DAMAGE OR ECONOMIC LOSS.During this 1 (ONE) year warranty period if after inspection it is determined that a defect developed during normal use, Kingston Brass at its election will replace or make appropriate adjustment as deemed necessary to remedy customers complaint. Proof of purchase (original sales receipt) must be provided to Kingston Brass with all warranty claims. Kingston Brass is not responsible for removal or installation costs.
To obtain warranty service or replacement part, contact the dealer, plumbing contractor, e-tailer or contact Kingston Brass by calling 1-877-2KBRASS, writing to email@example.com or Attn: Warranty Department, 12775 Reservoir Street, Chino, CA 91710. Some states/provinces do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, or the exclusion or limitation of special, incidental or consequential damages, so these limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights which vary from state/province to state/province.


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0g Trans Fat per ServingServing Size: 3 oz (84g/about 2/3 cup) |
Servings per container: About 6 |
Calories [per serving]: 140 |
Calories from Fat: 40 |
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The New York City Mayor's Office is shining a "Spotlight on Broadway" with a brand new website designed to highlight the Broadway theater district. Currently SpotlightonBroadway.com, which launched today, September 9, features informative videos on five Broadway theaters (Al Hirschfeld Theatre, August Wilson Theatre, Booth Theatre, Majestic Theatre, and the Richard Rodgers Theatre). Videos on the rest of Broadway's theaters are expected to appear in 2013, when the site has its full launch.
The videos are designed to be more than simple promotional videos. Incorporating interviews, photos, and historical information, the videos are much like short documentaries that create an archive of Broadway's past and present.
The Spotlight on Broadway website has been unveiled in conjunction with the announcement of the NYC Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment's Spotlight Awards, which honor people who have contributed to the Broadway theater for 10 or more years in the following areas: Industry Support, Actors, Behind-the-Scenes Talent, and Producers.
The recipients of this year's Spotlight Awards, which were announced at the Times Square "Broadway on Broadway" concert today, include musical theater legend Chita Rivera; composer Charles Strouse; actress Arlene Dahl; actor-director-choreographer Tommy Tune; actor and Actor's Equity Assocation president Nick Wyman; International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees president Matthew D. Loeb; Nederlander Organization chairman James M. Nederlander; and general manager Nina Lannan.
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text: A hymn in praise of the Goddess Durgā. Manuscripts containing this text were considered amulets (kavaca, lit. 'armour'), charms protecting the person who carries them from various kinds of evil influences (see Gonda 1977: 247). The manuscript is a single birch bark sheet, an uncommon writing material in Nepal ('The bark of the birch bhūrja, vulgarly bhōj is used in Nepāl only for charms and amulets, of which I brought home one specimen Add MS 1578. At least I never saw or heard of a book of this material' Wright 1877: 316). This text is closely related to the Devīmāhātmya (included in Mārkaṇḍeyapurāṇa), the Argalāstotra and the Kīlakastotra (it is often found in multi-text manuscripts together with these three texts, see Rodrigues 2009: 544, Slaje 1990: 131-2, and Janert 1970: 52, 78), and to the Varāhapurāṇa.