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Scientists with the ASB Partnership for the Tropical Forests Margins at the World Agroforestry Centre have published a special issue in Climate Policy vol.14, no. 6, that focuses on the Political Economy of Readiness for REDD+, guest edited by Dr Peter Minang and Dr Meine van Noordwijk. All articles in this special issue are available for free as "open access" publications.
According to the special issue, the process of REDD+ readiness is
shaped by a host of complex political and economic factors largely
influenced by the national environment, history and circumstances
specific to each country.
"The game changes at country level, and the process has to account
for complex political and economic realities involving multiple actors,
institutions, political and sectoral ideologies that require an
iterative, rather than a simple linear, global process," says Dr Peter
Minang, one of the special issue editors.
Read entire blog from Climate Strategies and climate policy journal blog.
By Elizabeth
At the ongoing UN climate talks in Lima, Peru, the
Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development (IAARD), Ministry
of Agriculture and The World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) joined hands at an
official side event to provide scientific evidence and guidance on the issue of
synergy between adaptation and mitigation.
In defining the synergy concept, Dr Lalisa Duguma of ICRAF
said that usually, "the whole is
greater than the sum of the parts," thus reaching for optimal benefits
derived from the two interventions in a way that neither would have achieved
From a study that developed a framework for assessing
potential areas for synergy, and applied in developing countries, Dr Duguma noted
that most countries were moving towards synergy with a high score on
institutional setup although much remains to be seen in terms of implementation
for most countries. Read related article
Indonesia is among the exception. The country is
implementing several strategies to link adaptation and mitigation in
agriculture and peatlands. One of this is the Integrated Crop -Livestock
Farming System (ICLS) that is being applied in a rainfed lowland rice area of
Central Java. According to Dr. Wihardjaka of IAARD, the system significantly
improves the productivity of rainfed lowland rice, provides higher profits and increases resilience of
agriculture to climate change. It at the same time reduces greenhouse
gas emissions particularly carbon dioxide and methane.
Activities to implement ICLS include "use of direct seeding
technique, recycling of organic wastes, crop planting calendar, pest management
control, efficient use of fertilizer, water management and control, and high
yielding rice variety with low methane emission," says Dr Wihardjaka. It also
involves utilizing natural resources such as biogas for household use, biocompost
as fertilizer and biopesticides that
effectively use solar radiation.
"An integrated cropping calendar helps farmers to adapt to
unpredictable weather patterns as it acts as a tool for rainfall forecast,
provide recommendation for planting time, planting area, risk areas to flood,
drought, pests and diseases," says Mr Fadhlullah Ramadhani also from IAARD. "In
fact, it helps to make decisions on fertilizer, seed and pesticide distribution
as well as water requirements. We administered multi-channel delivery system
including the use of facebook, android, SMS, and Google+" added Mr. Ramadhani. "With
the multi-faceted climatic threats, cropping calendar is one among the many
adaptation actions being developed and implemented in Indonesia. Other actions
include development of hardy high-
yielding varieties, soil and water conservation and crop rotation" added Dr
Fahmuddin Agus from IAARD.
Another source of emissions in Indonesia is degraded
peatland. It covers around 25% of the 15 Mha Indonesian peatland area and
their high emission potential is exacerbated by the
risk of fires. However, this land can profitably be converted for crop
production without worsening the environment.
Fahmudin Agus of IAARD and his team conducted a study on viability of
agricultural production on peatland. "We
found that when properly managed, crop production on peatland is comparable to
that of mineral land, and it is quite profitable with an estimated net present
value of USD 315 to 4421 per hectare per year," he says. However, initial
investment can be tall order for smallholder farmers. He therefore urges for
policy measures that provide incentives to these farmers that could include,
"secure and (semi) permanent land
tenure; subsidies for initial investment, especially for smallholder rubber
plantation; infrastructure, including drainage canals and water table control
system; high quality planting materials and fertilizers; and technical support.
Rehabilitation of degraded peatland must be coupled with strict regulatory
measures for conserving the remaining peat
To objectively determine how such climate change actions as
those in Indonesia can be scaled up and applied to different contexts, it is
important to know the extent to which countries are ready to implement through
policy frameworks provided by the UN processes such REDD.
Dr Peter Minang of ICRAF led a study that developed a
framework for assessing REDD readiness in different countries and that can be
used to objectively make cross-cutting comparisons. When applied to four
countries –Peru, Cameroon, Indonesia and Vietnam, all the countries seem to
have adopted most of the UN climate commitment REDD processes and made the
required submissions. However, only Indonesia had backed this up with a
national policy on REDD linked to the country's economic strategy, although
Vietnam also seem to be making progress with a benefit sharing framework in
place. "Most countries scored poorly on benefit sharing; monitoring, reporting
and verification; audit and financing," says Dr Minang. Read related article
Peru is making progress with the launch of their national
adaptation and mitigation plans (NAMAs) at the UNFCCC COP 20. Dr Valentina
Robiglio of ICRAF was involved in providing technical support to the process.
At the IAARD-ICRAF event, she described the NAMA process and how this can be
locally adapted especially to cacao production. See
The Director General of ICRAF, Prof Tony Simons, was
moderating the session and concluded by emphasizing the importance of having
evidence feed into the official UNFCCC negotiations particularly to influence
the formal inclusion of agriculture in these debates.
See presentations
crop-livestock farming system (ICLS) on rainfed lowland rice for sustainable
between Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation: National Level Experiences
Improving the
profits from peatland without exacerbating the environmental
cropping calendar for adapting to erratic rainfall pattern
Internal migrants in Indonesia have
shifted land arrangements, resulting in both social and ecological damage: land
conflicts increase along with deforestation. This complex relationship has been
underplayed in the REDD debate, say Gamma Galudra,
Meine van Noordwijk, Putra Agung, Suyanto and Ujjwal Pradhan
By Masayu Vinanda
Conflicting claims over land
ownership have occurred in most parts of Indonesia, according to Gamma
Galudra and colleagues, writing in Mitigation
and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change. They describe one such
conflict and its implications for reducing emissions from deforestation and
degradation (REDD) in Senyerang village, Tanjung Jabung Barat district, Jambi
province on the island of Sumatra.
Agroforest on peat in Tanjung Jabung Barat. Photo: World Agroforestry CentreThe recent background to the
conflict in Senyerang starts in 1997, when the Ministry of Forestry granted a
permit for a pulp-and-paper company to expand its concession area. About 1500
people—long-settled migrants from other parts of Indonesia—protested over the rights
to the land in question, resulting in one person shot dead and two wounded. The
migrants argued that the area was their communal land that had been used by the
Banjar people since the 1920s. A land licence granted by the pesirah (the chief of the territory),
active since the Dutch colonial period, was used as their advocacy tool.
However, the company did not stop the conversion and continued planting the
area with acacia.
The Senyerang situation clearly demonstrated
the tenurial interaction between a group of migrants and a concession-holding
company. However, interaction between the migrants and the government
institution that issued the permit to the company was also part of the problem.
Historical, informal negotiations between the pesirah and the migrants dated back many years and provided a more
comprehensive context.
In their study, Galudra and his team
analysed relations between four key groups: the state, local communities,
migrants and state-sanctioned concession holders in the peat forests of the
district to reveal complex, 'underlying land ownership, power struggles and
strategic positioning among stakeholders across scales'. Those three aspects are crucial to the
effectiveness of any REDD scheme in the district, they argued.
Inhabited by approximately 280,000
people, nearly half of the population of the district are migrants from other
parts of Indonesia. Practically, the district is divided into two parts: the
inland villages on mineral soil inhabited by people from western and northern
Sumatra; and the lowland peatland inhabited by Malay people from Riau. Peatland
occupies 40% of the district and half of the land is state domain, with the
largest area classified as 'production forest'.
In the 1970s, the Ministry of
Agriculture issued concessions to log the forests, leaving behind huge
logged-over areas in many parts of the region. These areas were easily
accessed, thanks to the roads built for timber extraction, which resulted in
further land clearing, particularly for oil-palm and pulp-and-paper
plantations. Fifteen years later, the Forest Allotment Consensus provided a
stronger legal basis to issue more permits.
'Both permit regimes marginalized
migrants and local communities', said Galudra. 'Interaction began between
migrants and local communities in the form of land sales. Local communities sold
land—to which they might have had customary but not state-sanctioned rights—to groups
of migrants who expanded the crop area. Those migrant-controlled areas would
sometimes then be occupied by customary landowners who claimed that the land belonged
to them. To resolve the conflict, the migrants had to undertake a second
transaction, paying extra amounts to the customary landowners'.
Additionally, interaction between
migrants and local communities resulted in changing how land was used. For
instance, one migrant group, the Banjar, had much experience in clearing and
draining peat forests, land which was then transferred to the pesirah (the chief of the territory).
'The local people of the district lacked
this knowledge', said Galudra, 'but the Banjar people were able to extend the
village's claims over territory in the peatland. The migrants did this to build
a better relationship with the locals. The clearing was seen as an initial
investment in easier access for all to use the land'.
Often, an even more complex situation
appears when analyzing interactions between migrants and the private sector. Competing
claims over land between migrants, local communities and private concessions
arose owing to changing policies after decentralization took place, affecting
the power relations between the central and local governments. For example, local
people and migrants understood that the land they claimed was classified as 'non-forest
area', a belief justified by such a designation in the District Spatial Plan of
1993. However, private companies believed the area was classified as 'conversion
production forest' as shown in the records of the central government's 1985
Forest Allotment Consensus. The conflicting land-use policies have seen an
increase in concession permits and the status of forests changed to 'conversion
production forest' to meet the demand for expansion by the palm-oil and
pulp-and-paper industries.
Galudra and team argue that examining
the complexities of tenurial interaction—particularly how migrants balance
power with local communities, businesses and government authorities at the
local level—will help ensure an effective implementation of REDD.
Clear and secure land and forest
ownership is required if any progress is to be made. If forest or land tenure insecurity
has been resolved, there is no doubt that the benefits or incentives generated
from REDD initiatives can then be equally and fairly distributed.
Read the article
Galudra G, van Noordwijk M,
Agung P, Suyanto, Pradhan U. 2014. Migrants, land markets and carbon emissions
in Jambi, Indonesia: Land tenure change and the prospect of emission reduction.
Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for
Global Change 19(6).
This work is
linked to the CGIAR Research
Program on Forests, Trees and Agroforestry
In 2014, the ASB Partnership celebrates twenty years of high impact
scientific research on options to combat deforestation while improving
livelihoods in the tropical forest margins. It is a partnership that has
consistently championed the issue of deforestation and has had far reaching
effects and contributed to global debates and initiatives on environment,
particularly on climate change.
Over the years, ASB Partnership has worked with local communities, governments and scientists in finding compromise between livelihood needs, development and environmental conservation
More than 50 institutions through multidisciplinary and long-term
co-location of research in benchmark sites across the humid tropics have published
more than 1000 scientific publications, including articles, books and book
chapters; as well as over 40 signature ASB policy briefs that have become
popular with various audiences and especially policy and decision makers.
"The evolution of ASB can well be compared to the story of the phoenix
bird that rises after earlier incarnations crashed and burned in the sense that
the partnership has had to change and renew focus after challenging afresh old
and existing theories," says Dr Meine vanNoordwijk, Chief Scientist at the
World Agroforestry Centre who was among pioneers of the ASB Partnership.
During phase I of the partnership, the hypothesis was to stop
deforestation through agricultural intensification, maximizing on yields in
available agricultural land in order to spare forests. With time however it was
realized that this could actually lead to more deforestation as agriculture
became more profitable. Phase II was an effort to explore whether
intensification would work if integrated with appropriate policies, technology
and institutional reforms through a win-win hypothesis. This approach
encountered challenges on implementation particularly across scale from local to
national government. This led to Phase III of incentives hypothesis where
environment and development needs could be met with the right mix of incentives
supported not just by the governments in developing countries but through
global investments such as payments for ecosystem services.
The partnership is currently at Phase IV -sharing-sparing-caring
hypothesis- where emphasis has been on a multifunctional landscape approach to
emission reduction. Through the Reducing Emissions
from All Land Uses project, ASB is among pioneer institutions to provide
evidence on the need for a landscape approach to reducing emissions from
deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+), as it overcomes implementation
challenges related to a narrow focus on forests. This has been picked up in
various forums with negotiators at the last United Nations Framework Convention
on Climate Change Conference of the Parties (UNFCCC COP 19) saying that a
landscape approach is the next best alternative to REDD+. A global forum on
landscapes was also held for the first time at the margins of COP 19.
"The success of the ASB Partnership lies in the diverse, dynamic,
multidisciplinary team of scientists drawn from national and international
research institutes, universities, community organizations, and farmer's
groups," says Dr Peter Minang, ASB Partnership Global Coordinator.
The ASB approach provides the right mixes of disciplines to test
various theories and working with communities informs their practicality and
application on the ground.
"Going forward, ASB will continue to work on issues around the
agriculture-forest interface," says Dr Minang. "Shifting cultivation remains a
huge challenge in the Congo Basin and more attention would thus be given to
that part of the world. Overall, research will focus on promoting
multi-functionality in landscapes along tropical forest margins in the context
of green economic development."
Over the next 20 years, ASB Partnership hopes to continue reporting
positive impact on lives, livelihoods, forests and ecosystem services.
The ASB Partnership for the Tropical
Forest Margins held its inaugural 20th Anniversary celebration in
New Delhi, India on Thursday, February 13 2014 as a special event during the World
Congress on Agroforestry.
Key highlights of the celebrations
included the release of a new book Partnership in the Tropical Forest
Margins: a 20-year Journey in Search of Alternatives to Slash-and-Burn which consolidates the ASB twenty year
journey as documented in the ASB policy brief series. A video with a narration of the ASB story within
the framework of a twenty-year timeline was also screened.
In his opening statement, Prof Tony
SimonA panel of ASB Partners and scientists who have worked with the Partnership over the 20 year period give their reflectionss, the ASB Partnership Chair and Director General at the World Agroforestry
Centre (ICRAF) noted that, "There is no other single partnership agency that
has stayed the cause in working with all of those issues at the agriculture
–forestry interface in the tropical forest margins."
In attendance at the celebrations were ASB
partners, some who have been working with the partnership since its inception
in 1994 and were part of even earlier discussions leading to its formation. These
included: Dr Dennis Garrity, Senior Board Fellow at ICRAF and former ASB Chair;
Dr Tatiana Sá, former Executive Director, Embrapa and now a senior researcher
with the same institution; Prof Fahmudin Angus of the Indonesian Soil Research
Institute (ISRI); Dr Vu Tan Phuong, the ASB Partnership national facilitator in
Vietnam; Dr Jofel Feliciano, ASB national facilitator in the Philippines,
working with The Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural
Resources Research and Development.
Dr Peter Minang, the current ASB Partnership
Global Coordinator indulged them in a panel discussion on their work and
reflections with the partnership over the years.
They acknowledged ASB's impact over the
years in shaping policies and debates both at national and international
levels, training of farmers and government officials at local level and
producing high impact scientific publications, manuals and other resources that
have widely been used by decision makers. But they also mentioned some of the
challenges and work areas within the Partnership's mandate that still need to
be tackled. "There still remains a need to explore options for sustainable
agriculture among the poor farmers practicing shifting cultivation in the Congo
basin," said Dr Dennis Garrity. New Book: Partnership in the tropical forest margins: a 20-year Journey in Search of Alternatives to Slash-and-Burn released at the inaugural ASB 20th anniversary celebrations
The celebrations concluded with a virtual
tour of the ASB benchmark sites in form of a poster session and an art gallery
that illustrated various activities on shifting cultivation as practiced in
Southeast Asia.
By Elizabeth Kahurani
At the 1992 Rio Earth Summit, two
recommendations made under agenda 21 to combat deforestation are of
significance to the genesis of the ASB Partnership.
Here, the
global community agreed to develop policies and gather efforts that would
support actions to:
This international policy framework gave
impetus to an ongoing process within the then Consultative Group on
International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) of initiating a system-wide
programme on Alternatives to Slash-and-Burn (ASB) agriculture, an idea forged
at the 1990 CGIAR International Science Week.
The idea developed and process continued
through 1991-1993 and involved workshop discussions on feasibility of a "global,
coordinated effort on ASB agriculture in tropical rainforest areas." This was
followed by discussion papers on methodological guidelines on site
characterization used to determine and identify appropriate locations for the
ASB benchmark sites. Initial donor support for this groundwork was through
ASB was formally endorsed as one of the first
system-wide programmes of the CGIAR in March 1994 and Phase 1 of the
alternative to slash and burn project commenced. The programme was governed by
a Global Steering Group comprised of representatives from twelve (12)
international research institutes mainly from the CGIAR. Beyond the governance
group, ASB comprised of 40 other partners spread across the tropical humid
belt. Phase I of the programme was implemented through four thematic groups
with support from GEF.
The book Slash
and Burn Agriculture: Search for Alternatives covers the first decade of ASB work and
explains that the programmeThe ASB Global Coordination Office staff together with the Global Steering Group, the main policy and decision-making body whose primary role is to provide overall governance and guidance to the ASB Partnershipprovided "rigorous science, new conceptual and
empirical tools, and thoughtful policy analysis" that contributed to "identifying more sustainable
land use practices and enabling policies that help conserve environmental
functions of the tropical forest margins while increasing household income and
food security for millions of poor people."
Among key successes in the early
years of the program include a research framework that established the basis
for integrated natural resource management research of the CGIAR centers, the
ASB matrix and tradeoff analysis that was taken up in government programs as a
way to tackle complex problems and reconcile the interests of different
stakeholders (see ASB Policy Brief 05). In addition, the program spearheaded the
Tropical Forest Margins sub-global assessment (SGA), the first crosscutting SGA
in the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA).
"ASB has also shown how the
disciplinary strengths in climate change, biodiversity, agronomy, policy
reform, and adoption can be used in a balanced and positive way, with combined,
mutually accepted standard methods."
To celebrate its achievements, ASB received
the CGIAR Science Award for Outstanding Partnership for its contribution towards
"developing more environment-friendly farming techniques and slowing
to Slash and Burn evolves into ASB Partnership for the Tropical Forest Margins
Since 2008, the program has
rebranded from Alternatives to Slash-and –Burn to ASB Partnership for the
Tropical Forest Margins and is no longer a system wide program of the CGIAR.
It is a global partnership that
includes non-CGIAR partners such as National Agricultural Research Institutes
and International Research Institutes with work both in and outside the CGIAR
system. However, ASB still aligns its
research to contribute to and partners strongly with CGIAR institutions.
The scope of work and research
mandate has also widened from reducing the threat of slash-and-burn farming
systems to the world's humid tropical forests and exploring viable and
profitable land use alternatives for smallholder farmers to reducing emissions
from land use change, including forestry, agriculture, while ensuring viable
livelihoods and enhancing social and environmental co-benefits.
About 1000 publications have been
produced under the auspices of ASB to date. This includes 300 refereed journal
articles, 25 books, 100 book chapters and more than 50 policy briefs. In 2005,
the External Programme review panel for ASB found that ASB publications have
been well cited by specialists and relevant policy documents globally (Clarke
et al 2005). Table 1.1 highlights key ASB publications.
Tools, methodologies, guidelines
and resources that have seen the most number of downloads from the website and
have been used to train relevant stakeholders including national government
officials to date include:
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|OPINION AND ORDER re: 19 MOTION for Summary Judgment filed by Patrick Blindauer, Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., Barnes & Noble, Inc., Francis Heaney: For the foregoing reasons, Defendants' summary judgment mot ion is GRANTED in part and DENIED in part. Specifically, all of Plaintiff's claims are dismissed except for his copyright infringement claims based on the texts of the Challenged Books to the extent those claims are based on Plaintiff 9;s U.S. copyright registrations. Within thirty days of this Opinion and Order, the parties shall submit to the Court for its approval a Joint Pretrial Order prepared in accordance with the Court's Individual Rules and Practices and Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a)(3). The parties shall also follow Paragraph 5 of the Court's Individual Rules and Practices, which identifies submissions that must be made at or before the time of the Joint Pretrial Order, including any motions in limine. If this action is to be tried before a jury, joint requests to charge, joint proposed verdict forms, and joint proposed voir dire questions shall be filed on or before the Joint Pretrial Order due date in accordance with the Court's Indi vidual Rules and Practices. Jury instructions may not be submitted after the Joint Pretrial Order due date, unless they meet the standard of Fed. R. Civ. P. 51(a)(2)(A). If this action is to be tried to the Court, proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law shall be filed on or before the Joint Pretrial Order due date in accordance with the Court's Individual Rules and Practices. Unless the Court orders otherwise for good cause shown, the parties shall be ready for trial tw o weeks after the Joint Pretrial Order is filed. Finally, if the parties are interested in a referral to Magistrate Judge Maas for settlement purposes, they shall so advise the Court by joint letter as soon as possible. The Clerk of Court is directed to terminate Docket No. 19. (Signed by Judge Jesse M. Furman on 2/23/2015) (tn)
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I went during winter, so the queue is not so long, do take some time to take photos around the church, its simply beautiful!
Previous reviewers are mistakingly thinking that Notre Dame is the Cathedral Church of Bordeaux, and of using, wrongly, photographs of Cathedral Saint André in their reviews. This baroque church is hidden away behind the Grand Hotel of Bordeaux in Place du Chapelet. The nave is huge and the overall impression is one space and light, not evident from the exterior...
I think it looks more impressive outside as it sits all by itself on a huge open 'place' in the city center. It seems to tower up to the sky as you walk up closer to it and then when you enter it is still very impressive but you feel more contained. Perhaps the word is protected? As what a...
Set on a hill overlooking the vineyards, the interior is so beautiful. There is a wonderful atmosphere in the church and it was lovely for a wedding
It's amazing the way this just pops up when you go around the corner. A small cathedral by cathedral standards but just as beautiful.
Mass is celebrated here and even though I have no French it was beautiful and just as spiritual.
Worth a few minutes to walk around inside. A great location on a quieter street. Saw a few tour groups taking their visitors there but we just walked in on our own.
This church, built just before the French Revolution, employed all the new techniques learned in Rome. huge open interior spaces with lanterned domes that bring in natural light.
Notre Dame is almost hidden away in the Place du Chapelet a bit of backwater square behind the Grand Hotel and main Cours
Intendance tram thoroughfare. It has a fine stone baroque fron
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Front Nine holes – New Golfers Encouraged
All lady members of the RHGC are invited to participate in the Second Annual Spring Eclectic Nine-Hole Tournament!
The Tournament will be held between March 27 and April 6, 2015.
Dear RHGC Member,
As one of our yearly social and fun event, the Rolling Hills Golf Club (RHGC) celebrated St.Patrick's Day Thursday evening by organizing a Night Golf event and dinner at RHGC Clubhouse. Having distributed glow golf balls, glow sticks and glow in the dark bracelets, 18 teams ventured off onto the golf course to play 9 holes of fun and adventure - IN THE DARK. It was a lot of fun and a very unique experience for all. As prizes were distributed for best and worst teams, the band, Sure Thing, made the night special with music from the 70's, 80's and 90's. Great food, fun crowd, great music, what else can you ask for?
Special thanks for Tamara Tahir, Bev Ingram, Jeff Meisner and the entire RHGC Clubhouse staff for making this a fun and special evening for everyone. I hope you all had a great time!
Greetings RHGC Members,
Congratulations to all the winners of this month's Bi-Monthly Medal. Attached are the results. Thank you again for your participation and continued support.
2015 March Monthly Medal - Results
March Monthly Ace
Overall Gross
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Hertlein, Les
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I am excited to inform you that on February 4, 2015, Zahra Breast Cancer Association representatives visited the Dhahran Camp, Saudi Arabia. A gift presentation was held to present RHGC Members' donation of 4,500SR. This money was collected during the 2014 October Cancer Awareness Monthly Medal. RHGC President Len Gerlowski, 2014 Ladies Representative Liz Wilder and Mel Rivera, RHGC Tournament Director were all at hand. Zahra Breast Cancer Association is grateful of our cash donation which will be used towards the Awareness, Education and Early detection programs throughout the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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All Star Lanes is an iconic Eagle Rock bowling alley, located on Eagle Rock Boulevard. The spacious mid-century interior doesn't look like it's been updated since the day it opened, but it holds 22 lanes for all levels of rollers, plus a bar in the back to keep things lively. There are pool tables and arcade games for the kids, plus the best glow-in-the-dark bowling you'll find anywhere. Lanes run $4/game on weeknights and $6 on weekends, but the cheap drinks ensure you won't end up spending too much. There's also an occasional free comedy show held near the bar, called the 4 & 20 show, which features some of the best comedians working in L.A. today.
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The first software version is 7.7.3r5 part number 2210-02-1002
The second software version is 7.7.3r7 part number 2210-02-1006
The third software version is 7.7.5r8 part number 2210-02-1022
The first software version is the 13 state (sbc/att) version
The second software version is the 9 state (bellsouth/att) version
The third software version is the 22 state version
Single computer setup
You should bypass the easy login page and go to the connection configuration page to make the changes to the default settings. Any settings not mentioned should remain at the defaults.
The default for the PPP location page is PPP is on the modem
Go to the connection configuration page
Enter your username and password
Change the connection type to always attempt to connect
The default for the lan dhcp server is a private ip address with a 24 hour lease and nat enabled.
NOTE: To disable nat you will need to change that option to Yes, use the public address.
If you make this change you should also change the lan dhcp lease time to 5 minutes
If you have a switch more computers can access the internet, the computers tcp/ip info will need to be entered manually. Computers connected this way will have nat enabled.
The modem blocks pings when its doing the pppoe
Using a router with the 2210 modem
Set the modem for Bridged mode (PPP is not used) or ppp is on the computer and set the router for PPPoE
The modem gui is still accessable in bridge mode the dhcp server is disabled so the computers tcp/ip info will need to be set manually
A direct connection to the modem is reqired
IP address: 192.168.1.64
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
No other settings are needed
There are other ways to access the modem with a active PPPoE session while using a router use the faq's linked below:
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This is a list of 2210 modem factory default settings
The mode is PPP is on the modem
The username and password fields are blank (7.7.3r5 only)
[The modems log shows that the pppoe client is running 7.7.3r5]
The VPI/VCI pair is 0/35
The modem has a PVC search list it does not work (7.7.3r5 and 7.7.5r8)
The protocol is PPPoE
The MTU is 1492 and it can be changed
The ATM Encapsulation is LLC
The Connection Type is connect on demand with a 20 minute timeout
Connect on Demand: No internet requests during the timeout period PPPoE is disconnected, A internet request will trigger a PPPoE session
The other options are:
Smart Keep Alive: the ethernet link is the trigger, ethernet link up = PPPoE connected, ethernet link down = PPPoE disconnects
Always Attempt to Connect: modem will always attempt to maintain a PPPoE connection
The lan IP address is a private IP with a 24 hour lease and nat is enabled, the option is a public IP address lease time can be specified nat is disabled
The modems log will be cleared on every restart, the option is to make the log persistent
A restart is equal to a reboot
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Darlington Association on Disability Information guide Equipment The correct equipment for independent living is vital to disabled people and carers. But, the range of products available can seem endless. This section aims to help you find the right equipment through sources of practical advice and support. Contents Where to Start Information and Advice Buying and Borrowing Equipment Value Added Tax (VAT) Other Sources of Information Contacts Where to Start Your local health and social services should support you to assess your needs and may also provide suitable equipment for you. Social Services supplies aids and adaptations to assist with daily living tasks and health services provide equipment to assist with medical needs. Your first point of contact with Social Services should be through the Access and Contact team who can put you in touch with the occupational therapy service. Occupational Therapists (OTs) should assess the type of equipment needed to make everyday tasks, like cooking and personal care, easier and safer for you. They should also show you how to use it. Equipment for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, such as textphones, flashing or vibrating alarm clocks and door bells and loop systems can sometimes be provided. Simple alterations or adaptations can also be arranged, such as handrails and hoists. For larger alterations you may be asked to contribute to the costs, depending upon your circumstances. Equipment 1 of 13 November 2005 The National Health Service provides equipment of a medical nature. Your first point of contact with any of these services should be your GP or nurse practitioner, who may be able to help you directly or refer you to more specialist services. GPs can prescribe items from an approved list such as elastic stockings and wound dressings. Contact the Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) if you are not registered with a local GP. For other equipment and adaptations your GP or health professional can refer you to specialist services. For example: The Wheelchair Clinic assesses your mobility needs at home or in hospital. Equipment is usually provided for long term loan only. Usually you have to buy outdoor electric wheelchairs, electric scooters or specialist sports wheelchairs for yourself. However the service may be able to provide you with a powered indoor or outdoor wheelchair, subject to your assessed needs. Physiotherapists can recommend walking aids, like walking sticks, frames and crutches. These are free on loan from most hospitals, but a deposit is sometimes required. Disablement Services Centres supply, maintain and repair artificial limbs at no charge. Specialists should prescribe the limb best suited to your needs and also provide walking or arm training. People with a physical impairment and high level support needs may be provided with an environmental control system. The system links a wide range of home equipment, such as alarms, door locks, telephones, lights, curtains, beds, communication aids and computers, to a central control. It is provided on loan and maintained and serviced free of charge. The Hospital Eye Service can provide you with low vision aids, such as magnifiers, if you have a visual impairment. Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) Departments and Hearing Aid Centres are able to provide hearing aids, including testing, fitting and servicing. The service is free, including batteries. Speech and Language Therapists are able to assess needs and advice on the most suitable communication aids. These range from charts with picture symbols, letters or words to electronic voice output devices and adapted computers. You may need to contribute towards the cost of certain items, depending upon your income. Equipment 2 of 13 November 2005 Information and Advice Ability Magazine aims to promote an inclusive society by listing, describing and exploring various types of information technology. Each issue covers products, techniques and skills needed to deliver systems for disabled people who find it difficult to use standard software and hardware. It is aimed at both individual users and those responsible for the design of systems in the workplace. Disabled Living Centres offer you the opportunity to see and try out a wide range of products to find out what suits your particular needs. Advice is free and independent with details of product availability, cost and companies to purchase from. The two nearest centres in the region are based at the Pioneering Care Partnership in Newton Aycliffe and at Disability North in Newcastle. The Disabled Living Foundation (DLF) promotes independence through practical information and advice regarding equipment. It can provide details of cost, suppliers, dimensions etc. on thousands of daily living aids from alarms to zip pullers. DLF offers a telephone helpline; letter enquiry service; subscription service to a directory of equipment and several detailed publications ranging from fact sheets/product guides to specialist resource packs. Action for Blind People has a mobile information and advice service which has a range of equipment for people with a visual impairment, including daily living aids and both high and low-tech items. Suppliers catalogues are also available. RNIB (Royal National Institute for the Blind) sells a variety of equipment for blind and partially sighted people. They have a resource centre where equipment can be tried out. RNID (Royal National Institute for Deaf People) provides information and advice regarding equipment for people with hearing impairments. It produces a catalogue of daily living aids for the home and the office. It is able to conduct site surveys outlining the most appropriate equipment for businesses/public buildings. Naidex is an annual exhibition of equipment and services for disabled people. The national event takes place in Birmingham. Disability North organises a regional Naidex. National and regional manufacturers attend, giving you an opportunity to try out pieces of equipment. Equipment 3 of 13 November 2005 Ricability is the trading name of the Research Institute for Consumer Affairs (RICA). It is dedicated to providing independent information of value to disabled and older consumers. It publishes consumer reports based on rigorous research and provides practical information needed by disabled and older consumers. Buying and Borrowing Equipment Nationally there are many suppliers of equipment and this guide cannot hope to list them all. Some examples are given below, but for a greater selection search the internet. Boots "Easier Living" range has a wide variety of items which can be posted or delivered to your nearest branch. Home delivery is available from selected stores. UK Shopability is an on-line shopping service for disabled people. It provides contact with suppliers who offer a wide range of products, designed to support independent living for disabled people, older people and people with a medical condition or injury. You can buy online, or make an appointment to see a disability services specialist who can help you choose the best products for your own particular requirements. Betterlifehealthcare.com is an on-line UK national mobility, disability and healthcare product supplier. REMAP (Rehabilitation Engineering Advisory Panel) is able to design and provide information on items of equipment, which may be outside the range of standard aids and equipment currently available on the market. The Red Cross Medical Loan Service available through local branches can lend equipment including wheelchairs, walking frames and commodes, to meet urgent short-term needs. There may be a handling fee. Shopmobility schemes throughout the country loan manual/electric wheelchairs and scooters. This can either be on a daily or longer basis. Some schemes charge for this service. Contact Darlington Shopmobility for information about local and national services. RADAR produces a fact sheet listing organisations that hire a selection of equipment. This includes the hire of wheelchairs, hoists, cars and bathing equipment. Equipment 4 of 13 November 2005 Various publications and internet sites advertise secondhand equipment, which may offer a cheaper alternative to buying new equipment. 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Recently I was staying with a relative in Washoe County outside Reno, Nevada. I was amazed to find out how many of their neighbors work in Silicon Valley and commute back and forth.
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One neighbor who lives in Washoe County, the husbands works in Silicon Valley and the wife works in El Paso, Texas. Both commute to their respective places to work during the week, and they spend the weekend together in Reno. This is a completely new definition of the word "commute"!!!
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And treat me like you do?
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It's just too bad that you're no good
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I know that it's just not true)
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Rajiv R. P. Singh is Professor of Physics at the University of California at Davis. He received his Ph.D. in physics in 1986 from the State University of New York at Stony Brook. He was then a postdoctoral researcher at Cornell University, at the University of Maryland, and at AT&T Bell Labs in Murray Hill, New Jersey. He joined the physics faculty at the University of California at Davis in 1989. He became a fellow of the American Physical Society in 2006. His research interests include studies of quantum phases of matter and biological physics.
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I have Japanese Beetles...............don't know how bad they will be but I saw several on a KMOTGG this morning.....I intend to start spraying with Sevin asap. I don't want to loose the blackberries again.
Most of my crepes are in bloom, but I haven't seen many Japanese Beetles. So I decided even if I did, I wouldn't use my Sevin this year, because -- the crepes are full of honeybees!!!! Someone in Saginaw (outside city limits) must have a hive or two, and I'm so happy to see them apparently thriving.
Still haven't seen but a few JBs. I wonder what happened to them? Could the zapping each summer with Sevin liquid and the resulting piles of them on the driveway have had this long-reaching effect? And I haven't had moles last year or now, either.
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Property to let in Siskin Close, Portishead, Bristol BS20 - 1 bedroom
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Merchant Square, Portishead, Bristol BS20Flat to rent - 1 bedrooms
This ground floor apartment is available immediately and comprises, living room, fitted kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom. In addition the property offers gas central heating, double glazing and allocated parking space.... More details
Note: Distances are straight line measurements
- Avonmouth (2.8 miles)
- St Andrews Road (3.2 miles)
Marketed by Reeds Rains, BS20. Call 01275 317944


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VHTRC Awards Reception
Sunday February 8, 6:00-9:00pm
Cabin John, Maryland
The VHTRC is hosting a reception for VHTRC members. The reception will be an excuse to socialize. Some time during the reception, we will give out the VHTRC awards for 2014. This is more about fun than awards. Think "party" not "Academy Awards."
The reception will start at 6:00 on Sunday afternoon, February 8, 2015. It will be held at a location in Cabin John, Maryland. Details on how to get there will be sent when you RSVP. You need not bring anything. The party will have food and refreshments. The dress will be casual.
All VHTRC members and their significant others are invited to the party. If you are coming, please RSVP. Help us have enough food for you without our wasting your money on food that will be thrown away and RSVP no later than January 22, 2015.
Check here to see who is coming.
Party Committee: Contact Katie Keier if you are interested in helping.