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5. Smear a good amount of mustard all over the ribs.
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13. Combine the honey and the barbecue sauce in a bowl. Using a meat mop, slather the sauce over the ribs, all over and both sides.
14. Place the brisket and ribs in separate plastic bags and seal the bags well.
15. Return the meat in the bags to smoker and let cook for another 8 to 10 hours or overnight at very low heat.
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Even though I usually complain about the sheer quantity of vampire books I am forced to read, I am utterly tickled by Marlene Perez's Daisy Giordano series: Dead is the New Black, Dead is a State of Mind, and the latest, Dead is So Last Year. Daisy is a psychic living in Nightshade, a town with many paranormal citizens. Her mother works on cases with the police department; Daisy gets a job at Slim's, a diner run by an invisible man. When Daisy thinks she sees her father, who vanished under mysterious circumstances, she uncovers a plot to destroy Nightshade.
I liked Daisy. The juxtaposition between the paranormal activities and the mundane world of an older teenager amused me greatly. The writing is effortless and engaging, something I've been missing in YA books this summer. Fluffy? A bit. Fun? You bet. Just what I needed to get me out of my summer reading doldrums. I hope that another volume will be out soon!
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Thanks for the info about these two books. I've been considering buying them for my classroom but wasn't sure if they were any good. Guess I'll pick them up next time I see them.
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Thanks for reminding me of this series. I read the first one at the beginning of the summer, and it tickled me, too! I must get on with the series soon.


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Former LSE student John Atta Mills, leader of the National Democratic Congress, has become President of Ghana. The 64 year old, who served as vice president from 1997-2000, completed an LLM at LSE in 1967-68.
He was inaugurated on 7 January 2009, having defeated the ruling party candidate Nana Akufo-Addo by a 50.23 per cent - 49.77 per cent vote in the 2008 election.
He is married with one child.
Former presidents of Ghana who also studied at LSE are Dr Kwame Nkrumah (below left), who received a PhD in 1946 and was the country's first president from 1960-1966 and Hon Dr Hilla Limann (below right), who received a BSc in Economics in 1960 and was president from 1979-1981.
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One of the big or most respected global thinkers, Russell Napier of CLSA spoke exclusively to CNBC-TV18 about how he is reading equities for the rest of the year. He says QE2 failed in its purpose to increase money supply in the US. US Federal Reserve�s Chairman Ben Bernanke is looking to let its second quantitative easing (QE2) slated to end in June 2011 run out. At present, he has no plans to extend the bond buying program. One of the big or most respected global thinkers, Russell Napier of CLSA spoke exclusively to CNBC-TV18 about how he is reading equities for the rest of the year. He says QE2 failed in its purpose to increase money supply in the US. �This may not be a great bear market for America but this reflation is in trouble and QE2 is ticking away.� While the Japanese triple whammy has not left a lasting impact on global markets , he says the collateral damage due to Japan may be limited and will not be long lasting. �Events arising out of Japan may impact stock markets positively,� he says. On emerging markets, Napier finds inflation and asset bubble formation, major concerns for these economies. He has a cautious approach to emerging economies as of now. Below is a verbatim transcript of Russell Napier�s interview with CNBC-TV18�s Udayan Mukherjee and Mitali Mukherjee. For the complete interview watch the accompanying videos. Q: US equities were up 3%. Are you expecting turbulence in the second half from hereon later in the year or do you think we will be okay because the US has been the big outperformer so far? A: We have to begin with what US equities are pricing in and at this level of valuation there is clearly a change since last year. People expect growth and they expect inflation. They expect effectively that QE2 has worked. There is significant evidence that it has failed. It has failed to increase the supply of money in America. We have less money than we had in November; we have less money than we had in March 2009, because of the real estate trouble. This may not be a great bear market for America but this reflation is in trouble and QE2 is ticking away. Q: What will that translate into in terms of market performance? Would you say there is significant downside risk for a market like the S&P and the Dow? A: The problem all investors have today is they are not estimating supply and demand anymore. We are estimating supply, demand and government reaction to supply and demand. To be more optimistic on the American market going forward we have to contemplate what government action comes next. In terms of what we have experienced for the last year or so, the word QE3 will be used and that is going to be extremely politically difficult in the US. We have to wait until we see what things pan out; we have to wait to see whether we get a political agenda to move forward with QE3. It would be nice to tell you what month, what quarter the markets going to bottom up but when there is so much reliance on government and central banking action, the best thing is to wait and see how that shapes up. Q: If you do foresee a drop in US equities, how much collateral damage will that have on global markets? A: I don't actually think it will have that much collateral damage primarily because we have this huge event in Japan which is creating a major economic stimulus in Japan. We have a strong German economy which will also be put into a higher gear by what is going on in Japan. It is not good for global growth, in aggregate if America has a sudden setback. What we are looking at is a fairly unique offsetting opportunities coming along in other major economies in the world. The setback will focus primarily on America. The collateral damage, particularly, for Japan will be limited, it really is in a unique situation today. Q: Where do you stand on the emerging markets versus developed markets performance debate? Do you think EMs might start to play catch up after underperforming and may actually outperform the DMs for the rest of the year? A: No. I am afraid not. The EMs have got some very big problems. The consensus says the central bankers there are attacking inflation and that is incorrect. The central banks are keen to bring credit growth down. The one thing that they learned from Alan Greenspan is that there is more to life than targeting inflation. If you look at India for instance you got credit growth still over 20% and that is not going to be acceptable for a central bank. It risks an asset bubble and it risks the destruction of buying capital. Central banking has entirely changed and none of the EMs have really got their credit growth down to a level which they would actually like. I would be nervous about getting involved in an equity markets or any asset market where the central bank is still quite keen to bring credit growth down and stop asset prices getting out of control. EMs have more than a cyclical problem here. It is more of a structural problem because the nexus where the buying central banks will attack is property and commercial banking and they are heavily represented on the listed sector. We have a long way to go for the central banks and EMs feel that they can ease up and until then I would be cautious about being in the markets. Q: Where does that leave India in the EM context? How do you expect that to do? A: The thing about India is that the credit growth is very high and it is going to be a long time befor the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) gets it under control. I know everybody in India likes to think the RBI will be on the side of the stock market, helping to promote it. But that is not the job of the central bank. The central bank's job is to produce conditions for higher levels of non-inflationary growth. I am afraid that bringing those conditions to pass over the next few years may involve bringing the stock market lower. Q: To focus for a bit on an issue that�s gone back of mind, is the situation in Japan. What kind of impact might that have, on global economy and on equity markets? A: Events in Japan rather unfortunately are actually very positive for the stock market. There are two key reasons for that. We all know the medium-term positive impetus for GDP growth but much more importantly than that we are now seeing the conscription of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) which has held out against the government for many years refuse to monetize the government debt and now I think it really has no option. It's an issue of national service to buy government debt, to promote growth and try and allow the government to finance the recovery. That is the most important thing for global financial markets. It should be more positive on growth and in the longer run, it should be more positive on inflation because the BoJ is going to be following policies that we have seen in the United States of America. That is the global impact, is to bring BoJ in to the global reflation play because I really think they have no option. READ MORE ON US federal reserve, Ben Bernanke, Russell Napier, CLSA, Udayan Mukherjee, mitali mukherjee, emerging markets, US equities, S&P, Dow, RBI, QE3
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Dear Members of the Peace Corps family:
Given your continued outpouring of support and concern for honoring U.S. Ambassador and Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (RPCV) Chris Stevens, I would like to reiterate the essence of my earlier message to those who have written more recently and to update everyone on our plans for honoring and remembering Ambassador Stevens.
Through your support and concern for Ambassador Stevens, you have made evident that his tragic death was keenly felt within theÂ
Peace Corps community, and you have reminded me of how close a family we are at the Peace Corps. You have also heartened the Stevens family by your outpouring of support.
As I mentioned in my earlier email message to you, the Peace Corps has been in touch with the Stevens family since just after Ambassador Stevens' tragic death. With them, we have begun a conversation on the most appropriate manner to honor the life and memory of Ambassador Stevens. We want to be sure that everything the Peace Corps does is supportive of and consistent with the desires of the family and the family's own Chris Stevens Foundation.
Anne Stevens, the ambassador's sister, has graciously accepted our invitation to visit Peace Corps headquarters on Thursday, November 8. During her visit, we will share with Ms. Stevens our plan to honor Ambassador Stevens in History Hall, located in the lobby of Peace Corps headquarters — and other options as well. The History Hall dedication ceremony will be open to the Peace Corps family, and a date for the ceremony and any other activities will be determined in concert with the Stevens family. I would like to mention that Peace Corps/Morocco memorialized Ambassador Stevens with a tree-planting ceremony on the grounds of the Peace Corps office in Rabat on October 16.
We appreciate so much your continued support and encouragement for a fitting way to honor Ambassador Stevens.
With deep sadness, let me also inform you that the Peace Corps family lost another dear friend last week when former Peace Corps Director Jack Hood Vaughn passed away at the age of 92. Jack was a beloved and well-respected member of the Peace Corps community. His leadership of the agency following the departure of Sargent Shriver was instrumental to the continued success of the Peace Corps in the 1960s.
I was honored to spend time with Jack during the celebration of Peace Corps' 50th anniversary last year. Decades after serving as our Director, he was still a passionate voice for peace and eloquent about Peace Corps' ability to build bridges to other nations through service. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends during this difficult time.
I thank you all for your continued commitment to the Peace Corps and for your desire to honor the giants among us.
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Practical examples - Strategy
Development of sustainability policy and reporting for an international drinks company.
Increasing pressure from consumers and shareholders demanded clarity about the companies 'does and dont's' and tangible initiatives to increase sustainability.
After a broad orientation and many discussions on various levels worldwide, company values, behavior and sustainability ambitions were formulated. Local training and discussions resulted in practical translation into 'the shop floor'.
Facilitating a large-scale transformation process of a sweets producing multinational.
Major delays in realisation of 20 major projects, which were supposed to result in EURO 90M value creation within 5 years.
By aligning stakeholders, bringing focus and introducing structured decision-making processes, 20 strategic commercial and supply chain initiatives were 'put back on the rails' in 7 countries and 14 factories.
Strategic re-orientation of a poorly performing paint factory.
Strong competition and an uncompetitive cost basis endangered the continuity of two major product lines.
Stringent cost control and refocusing sales and R&D (on the product line operating in a growth market) recovered the unhealthy situation.
Strategic planning for management buy-ins/buy outs for various (medical) SME's.
Change of management / ownership demanded renewed focus and valuation of the company.
Support was given to develop an up to date strategic plan with a clear proposition, focus and financial prognoses. This formed the basis for a successful transfer of business, in terms of management roles as well as commercial deal.
Strategic planning for introduction at the stock market of a bio-medic company.
A young, fast growing bio-medic company prepared for stock market introduction.
Support was given to map, plan, develop and implement key business processes (i.e. financial - and personnel systems).
Change management at various SME / family run businesses.
Unclear roles, patriarchal leadership and aging personnel often formed the basis of change resistance.
Joint vision development within the Management Team (MT) as well as communicating the plan widely created the required support. By structuring working processes and organisation and provide training in personal development and teamwork, cultural changes became feasible.
Training in leadership, management skills, personal effectiveness and teamwork.
Practical examples - Marketing & Sales
Stimulating the use of bio-diesel for truck transportation in order to reduce CO2.
A critical mass of petrol stations, truck companies, as well as truck dealers was required to get this project going. Question marks around sustainability of bio-diesel had to be addressed.
A large scale pilot was organized through collaboration between a bio-diesel producer, petrol stations, truck companies, car dealers and a major city to use bio-diesel (from waste material) for a minimum of 2 years. It attracted much media attention (national TV, radio, newspapers).
Positioning of a biologically degradable plastic.
A new Business Unit wanted to introduce her unique product effectively into the market.
Customer panels were used to test market and applications potential, communication and pricing. On this basis a focused market approach and promotion strategy was developed.
Increase in effectiveness of the sales organisation within a packaging multinational.
A packaging multinational needed help to accelerate their international business development.
An international project team was set up to create support. By analysing customer requirements and - profitability, the sales organisation could effectively develop its most attractive market (segment)s.
Optimising demand and supply of a fast growing pharmaceutical multinational.
Because of new product introductions business complexity increased dramatically.
Differences between Commerce and Supply were bridged. The explosion of product variations was channelled through multifunctional communication and decision making processes. Internal processes and organization were altered to increase service levels.
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New product process development of a packaging multinational.
Lack of market lead product development endangered the companies' market leadership
Market needs and business potential were researched. Based on this research a new generation of industrial packaging was developed and introduced into the market.
Introduction of project management at a confectionary producer in China was key to reliably improve the time to market.
New product introductions and increasing pressure on labor costs required a new look on organization to serve its international market successfully
Time to market has been improved by understanding the dependencies in the value chain, creating multidisciplinary teams and prompt decision making. A start has been made to increase packaging automatisation.
Increasing innovation at a prominent international bank.
The existing company culture and – structure hindered both the creativity and the decisiveness to grasp business opportunities.
Innovation power within the company was greatly improved by creating a separate innovation function, organizing workshops and coaching project teams in translating ideas to viable Business Cases.
New product development for a service organisation.
A service organisation requested support to professionalize their service offering.
Based on market research, a vision was developed about the potential and role of the 'matching' organization. Subsequent business approach and communication plans were written to 'match' business employees with voluntary organizations.
Practical examples - Procurement and Logistics
Supply Chain consultancy for a global manufacturer of plastic hoses (with 9 factories worldwide, including China, Mexico and Eastern-Europe).
Need for strategic re-orientation, because customers were moving to low cost countries and raw material costs were fluctuating heavily.
By working closely together with Product Development (modular design), Sales (focus on profitable customers), Finance (transparency of cost prices and profit margins) and Production (managing complexity, introduction best practises), a solid basis was made for the Supply Chain to run efficiently.
Departmental management of a Japanese multinational of diesel motors.
After two years the Supply department was adrift because of lack of management.
People development, professionalizing supply processes and strongly improved cooperation within the supply chain resulted in increased productivity, improved customer service levels and renewed ISO-accreditation.
Introduction of a new procurement strategy within a chemical company.
The traditional procurement department suffered from high working pressure and insufficient focus.
By simplifying administrative processes, time was freed up to focus on cost and risk management. This included increasing supplier partnerships, - service levels and joint product development.
Increasing supply chain efficiency for the largest newspaper publisher in The Netherlands.
Ambitious growth objectives demanded improvement in quality and reduced costs within the Supply Chain.
A savings potential of several million euro's was identified by harmonisation of objectives between departments and introducing workable agreements, shared services and stock reductions. A decision making model and management info was developed to manage this change.
Reducing logistic costs for an international publisher.
De-centralised Supply Chain management resulted in inefficiency and high costs.
Reducing over-specifications, re-routing logistic streams and bundling European procurement resulted in a logistics savings of 16% per year.
Practical examples - Production & Health, Environment, Safety and Quality
Production management in a textile factory. Span of control: 360 FTE.
Production was lacking behind market growth (15%) and resulted at the worst point in a delivery reliability of less than 10% …
By focussing on activities that mattered and 'doing what we promised' scale up was accelerated and delivery performance was significantly improved. The future was secured by creating a balance between short-term flexibility (flex workers, all rounders), investment (education and maintenance), cost control (due to productivity increase) and value creation (quality improvement, delivery performance).
Production management in a factory producing clinical and baby food. Span of control: 75 FTE.
Product innovations resulted in growth, but work floor behaviour required a culture change towards customer focus and delivering quality.
By introducing best working practises (i.e. OEE, HACCP-HON), as well as growth and development of operators, production increased by 7% within a year.
Productivity improvement of pharmacists by improved human - and machine interaction
A developer of robots for automatic medicine distribution, despite having a good product, was fazed with disappointed customers.
An improved lay out of the work floor, stock policy and other logistical processes, together with a clear organization structure, standardized working procedures and training of new staff resulted in a strongly improved productivity.
Doubling of capacity / 50% lead time reduction at a bio-medic research institute.
A yearly doubling of demand resulted in serious supply problems.
With the use of limited additional manpower, the organisation strongly improved their supply capability through customer alignment, process improvements and automation.
Development of a waste management plan for a chemical multinational.
Environmental regulations stipulate such a plan every 4 years. In addition, industry has committed to reducing energy through the MEE/MJA Plans.
Data has been analysed; interviews and brainstorm sessions are held with internal experts. Based on the insights, a concrete plan has been developed, defining the companies starting point, improvement potential and (financial and technical) viability.
Improving efficiency in the process industry by loop control in order to:
1) improve quality and safety
2) reduce material-, production- and energy costs
3) debottleneck capacity and reduce throughput times
1) Objective of a chemical factory was to reduce flaring with 50%.
Defining the point zero proved to be difficult: there was no visible flame, nor a flow meter. Using a methodical approach showed that flaring hardly happened during normal operation.
2) Objective of a chemical factory was to increase reliability of production.
Using simple statistics and dynamic modelling proved that cooling water could function as well at 15 degrees °C lower temperatures. This resulted in energy reduction, less trips and quicker start up after show downs.
3) Objective of a chemical factory was to reduce energy costs, without investments, by
Using the same approach the temperature of 3 ovens was reduced, without jeopardizing the output. Pay back times of 3 months were achieved.
4) 20% energy savings realized at a textile manufacturer.
By reducing the openings of the ovens and heat conversion 20% energy has been saved with a payback time of less than years. Installation of a process control system and moisture meter is likely to result in further process control and optimization. See article Validatiemeting warmtevraagbeperking in de textielindustrie.
5) Improved quality control at a paper manufacturer.
General processes control recommendentions included translation of objectives in KPI's and KOP's, as well as standardization of work methods through SOP's and OCAP's. 20% variation in steam usage can be explained by (undesirable) process variations (10-15%) and changes in outside temperatures (5-10%). For more information see article Operationele procesbeheersing papier en kartonindustrie.
6) Energy saving potential in the ceramic industry .
Energy saving potential has been identified at two brick producers, being: 1) optimizing airflow in the oven (5%), 2) local heat recycling (10-20%), 3) isolation (5-10%) and 4) optimizing process loop controls (5-10%). For more info see article Warmtevraagbeperking in de keramische industrie.
7) Energy savings at a concrete manufacturer.
Gas saving potential has been identified through process modeling and simulation. Main areas of improvement identified are: 1) improved raw material management (pre-drying), 2) introduction of a feed forward and feed backward loop control based on moisture meters before and after drying. For more info see article Energiebesparing in de cementindustrie.
Theoretical and practical training in Loop Control, aimed at the process industry.


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Definition of primal scene in English:
Psychology (In Freudian theory) the occasion on which a child becomes aware of its parents' sexual intercourse, the timing of which is thought to be crucial in determining predisposition to future neuroses.
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- Rolfe insists that the story (a Freudian primal scene in which the father is displeased by the son who watches his mother bathing) was told to him by his brother as a cautionary tale.
- Freud clearly believed that the patient's apparent cure after his first period of analysis was the result of making conscious his presumed infantile observation of the primal scene.
- The context - in this case, a novel of artistic development - is more extensive than the short story and underlines the importance of reading the episode as a symptom of a repressed primal scene of cultural amalgamation.
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Madurai: S. Nivedha of TVS Matriculation HSS won three gold (100m, 200m and discus) and one bronze (long jump) in the annual District-level inter-school open athletics meet organised by Lakshmi Old Students Association here on Friday.
The results (all winners):
Boys (Super-seniors): 100m: A. Veerakumar (St. Britto); 200m: P. Boopathi (Pasumalai HSS); 400m: M. Sudhakaran (St. Britto); 1500m: R. Venkateshwaran (St. Britto); Long jump: J. Raja (Rly Mixed); High jump: J. Raja; Shot put: E. Dinesh Kumar (St. Britto); Discus: A. Syed Aziz (Rly Mixed); 4x100m relay: St. Britto HSS.
Individual championship: R. Venkateshwaran, A. Veerakumar, P. Boopathi (8 pts each). Team championship: St. Britto HSS (35 pts).
Seniors: 100m: R. Parthiban (TVS HSS); 200m: D. Santhosji; 800m: G. Prabakaran; Long jump: R. Ajay Shanmuga Priyan (SDA HSS); High jump: G. Arulraj; Shot put: S. Gnanaguru (GHSS); Discus: J. Charles Raj (SDA HSS); 4x100m relay: SDA HSS. Individual championship: G. Arulraj (8 pts). Team championship: SDA HSS (21 pts).
Juniors: 100m: K. Noorul Sharik (Lakshmi School); 200m: A. Packiaraj (GHSS, Alanganallur); 400m: P. Vibishekraj (LS); Long jump: K. Noorul Sharik; High jump: A. Arjun (LS); Shot put: M. Ragavendra (Lechatelier MHSS); Discus: M. Ragavendra; 4x100m relay: Devasahayam HSS.
Individual championship: K. Noorul Sharik, M. Ragavendra (10 pts each). Team championship: Lakshmi School (27 pts).
Girls (Super-seniors): 100m: P. Jeya Priyanka (St. Joseph's GHSS); 200m: P. Jeya Priyanka; 400m: K. Madhurambika (TVS MHSS); Long jump: P. Jeya Priyanka; High jump: M. Monishinu; Shot put: G. Packialakshmi (TVS MHSS); Discus: S. Aarthi (St. Joseph's); 4x100m relay: St. Joseph's Girls HSS.
Individual championship: Jeyapriyanka (15 pts). Team championship: St. Joseph's Girls HSS (34 pts).
Seniors: 100m: S. Preethi (TVS MHSS); 200m: B. Ramya (TVS HSS); 400m: D. Pandi Selvi (St. Joseph's); Long jump: C. Abinaya (St. Joseph's); High jump: B. Sorna Priya (St. Joseph's); Shot put: R. Arunmozhidevi (TVS MHSS); Discus: G. Harinika (TVS MHSS); 4x100m relay: St. Joseph's Girls MHSS.
Individual championship: G. Harinika (8 pts). Team championship: St. Joseph's GHSS (26 pts).
Juniors: 100m: S. Nivedha (TVS MHSS); 200m: S. Nivedha; 400m: E. Vijayalakshmi (St. Joseph's); Long jump: T. Rajathi (Rly Mixed); High jump: K. Priyadharsini (Sourashtra GHSS); Shot put: V. Soundariya (Chethama); Discus: S. Nivedha; 4x100m relay: St. Joseph's Girls MHSS.
Individual championship: S. Nivedha (16 pts). Team championship: St. Joseph's GHSS (23 pts).
Gopi shines
At Dindigul, B. Gopi's five for 40 and a half-century by N. Venkataraman helped St. Peters Cricket Club (Kodaikanal) carve out a 70-run victory over Sam Babu XI (Kodaikanal) in the Dindigul District Cricket Association's first division league on Saturday.
The scores:
St. Peters CC 210 in 31.4 overs (M. Mohamed Rafik 41, N. Venkataraman 50, M. Vinodh four for 38) bt Sam Babu XI 140 in 31 overs (M. Vinodh 52, B. Gopi five for 40).


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The Administration's decision last week to approve E15 for vehicles made since 2001 is an enormous stride forward for our country's economy, environment and national security.
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Growth Energy's national advertising campaign, dubbed "Facts" won regional honors by the National Agri-Marketing Association, including a First Place award, in a judging of the nation's best work in agricultural communications in 2010. This was the first-ever sustained national ad campaign by the domestic ethanol industry.
Chris Thorne, Growth Energy Director of Public Affairs said, "This is a very welcome recognition of the great creative work that went into the ads. But in turn we must recognize that it was the membership of Growth Energy that saw the need for a robust and vigorous effort to communicate the positive ethanol story to those Americans who haven't heard it. The entire Facts campaign was designed to reach decision-makers across the country – whether that be a lawmaker in Washington or a suburban mom in New Jersey – and remind them that ethanol is our country's only alternative to foreign oil."
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Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder signed the state's landmark anti-union bill into law Tuesday, in private, and a day ahead of schedule — the same day some 12,000 protestors took to the state capitol in Lansing, up against riot gear and all. Snyder told The Daily Caller in an exclusive interview that he signed the piece of legislation as soon as it came across his desk. He went on to explain it thusly during the press conference in which he revealed his signature:
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Henson-Apollonio, V. (2006) Maintaining the "public good" nature of improved fish strains: dissemination of knowledge and materials. In: Ponzoni, R.W. and Acosta, B.O and Ponniah, A.G. (eds.) Development of aquatic animal genetic improvement and dissemination programs: current status and action plans. Penang, Malaysia, WorldFish Center, pp. 45-50. (WorldFish Center Conference Proceedings,73)
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Many sources of information that discuss currents problems of food security point to the importance of farmed fish as an ideal food source that can be grown by poor farmers, (Asian Development Bank 2004). Furthermore, the development of improved strains of fish suitable for low-input aquaculture such as Tilapia, has demonstrated the feasibility of an approach that combines "cutting edge science" with accessible technology, as a means for improving the nutrition and livelihoods of both the urban poor and poor farmers in developing countries (Mair et al. 2002). However, the use of improved strains of fish as a means of reducing hunger and improving livelihoods has proved to be difficult to sustain, especially as a public good, when external (development) funding sources devoted to this area are minimal1. In addition, the more complicated problem of delivery of an aquaculture system, not just improved fish strains and the technology, can present difficulties and may go explicitly unrecognized (from Sissel Rogne, as cited by Silje Rem 2002). Thus, the involvement of private partners has featured prominently in the strategy for transferring to the public technology related to improved Tilapia strains. Partnering with the private sector in delivery schemes to the poor should take into account both the public goods aspect and the requirement that the traits selected for breeding "improved" strains meet the actual needs of the resource poor farmer. Other dissemination approaches involving the public sector may require a large investment in capacity building. However, the use of public sector institutions as delivery agents encourages the maintaining of the "public good" nature of the products.
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The Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District will provide services to the city of Oakdale and the Oakdale Fire Protection District under a five-year contract that began Monday.
The deal includes the hiring of all 12 Oakdale city fire employees and all 12 Oakdale Fire Protection District employees. Stanislaus Consolidated has been providing management services to both fire agencies since July 2013, and the contract finalizes a long-term goal of creating one fire department to serve all of eastern Stanislaus County, according to a news release.
By eliminating duplicated services, the three agencies expect to save more than a combined $1 million annually. Stanislaus Consolidated will use some of the savings to staff its station in the Fruit Yard area of Highway 132 with an additional firefighter and begin to develop a paramedic program.
The Oakdale Fire Protection District will use the money to maintain service levels and begin to address capital needs such as replacing fire stations and fire engines.
The city of Oakdale will combine its savings with its proposed extension of a half-cent sales tax (Measure Y) on the November ballot to keep both of its city fire stations open.
The new agency will include a 523-square-mile area that encompasses unincorporated areas of eastern Modesto; eastern Stanislaus County; the cities of Riverbank, Oakdale and Waterford; and the communities of Empire, La Grange, Hickman, Knights Ferry and Valley Home.
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Ellie's life seems to be going as normally as possible, until an intimidating and odd older woman begins to seduce her asexual best friend Kevin. That, plus an increasing number of unexpected encounters with Mark, an enigmatic and handsome day student, opens Ellie up to the frightening world of Maori folklore. An ambitious group of Maori faeries are conspiring for their chance at immortality, at the cost of hundreds of thousands of human lives, and Ellie, Mark, and their friends must use what little they've learned about the creatures to stop them before all of New Zealand is destroyed forever.
While certainly different from most speculative YA fiction out there, GUARDIAN OF THE DEAD did not give me the connectivity that I always require from an enjoyable reading experience. For me, it was an ambitious debut novel that was successful in the details of YA originality but missed most of the larger essentials of storytelling.
The things I appreciated about this book were mostly, sadly, superficial, at least when it comes to my criteria for liking a book. I appreciated that Ellie did not have the physical features of a typical YA protagonist. She is instead tall, big-boned, and skilled in tae kwon do. The book's concept is also refreshing, featuring New Zealand mythology instead of more well-known European inspirations.
Beyond these things, however, there was much that frustrated me. The book seemed to rely on an unseeming and awkward chain of events in order to present information and move the plot along. Good stories don't feel forced: they flow from scene to scene nearly unnoticed, and readers glean information effortlessly. GUARDIAN OF THE DEAD, however, felt to me like a bunch of scenes strung together to give us the painfully slow reveal of the story's fantastical element. Most of the things in this book just felt very disconnected from one another, like puzzle pieces that look great individually, but do not fit together.
Still, this book has received a lot of praise and even some highly coveted YA lit awards. Perhaps it is my demand for great storytelling over unique concepts that made this book miss its mark with me. Perhaps you will love it. There's only one way to find out.
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Michael is Jane's saving grace. That is until the day he abandons her on her 10th birthday. Michael has no choice, but Jane is heartbroken to be without Michael and left alone to deal with Vivian. We end up flashing forward 20 years. Jane has become a playwright who works for her mother, and she is engaged to a professional actor. Something is not quite right in Jane's relationship and in her entire life in general, and yet she continues with the status quo because she thinks that this is what she is supposed to do.
One day her imaginary friend Michael shows up and turns Jane's world upside down. Jane refuses to believe that it is really him at first. Finally she accepts that it is, and she lets Michael stay at her place. She is trying to help him at the same time that he is trying to help her. Michael is helping Jane with her wedding planning because Jane's fiancé is always too busy to be bothered. During all of Michael and Jane's bonding, some heavy feelings arise that are not the same types of feelings they had for one another when Jane was a little girl. Who will Jane choose? Will Michael be able to stay this time? Only time can tell.


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Well I've got as far as installing everything apart from the drive! Mine is a below decks drive, so we've got slightly different scenarios. Leading all the cabling from nav station through the heads and cockpit locker to the transom was fine, as well as getting cables from the instrument pod on the wheel pedestal connected. The stainless steel pipe that holds the instrument pod is directly above the aft cabin, so drilling through the base brings the cable out into the cabin and it can just go straight through the bulkhead to port which brings it out into the cockpit locker, where I have the ACU and course computer installed.
I've not needed to go behind the lining at any point.
I'll take some pics this weekend, but so far it's a pretty standard wiring project, not specifically related to an autopilot.
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BF4 is quickly becoming my favorite Battlefield game to date. I'm 70 hours in, and I'm only loving it more and more. Pretty much the opposite reaction I had to BF3, which I grew sour on over the course of my 600+ hours playing it. For the most parts, I hated its guts.
There are a few minor aspects that aren't matching my preference, like I'd prefer less *contrasty* graphics, and I'd much prefer stationary AA and small arms damage on aircraft over lock-on rocket launchers, but even these things have been tweaked so that they jell much better for me - like giving me a small HUD indicator, where-from enemies try to lock-on from, making it more of an even-footing fight, rather than engineers with AA-launchers feeling like spoil-sports. Oh - I still totally hate 2D-Auto/Audio-Spotting (showing up on the minimap after firing a gun), but the game's way too frantic and awesome to care about that complaint most of the time.
Hell - I'm playing the PS3 version, very likely the weakest version of the game overall, and it's still blowing all my time I had with BF3 on PC out of the water. The highs are so much flippin' higher, the lows are barely existent. Can't wait to do it all on PS4, in semi-1080p with 60 FPS, do some 64 player Conquest for a change, rather than Rush. It's going to be even better.
Talk about highs. Like yesterday, I was frustrated with a pussyfoot team not attacking forcefully on the first tier of Paracel Storm Rush, so I had to get creative. Jumped into the Blackhawk, beelined it to the tailend of the aircraft carrier wreck, swiftly landed it right behind that popular sniper perch mid deck, cleared the front of the carrier of camping vermin with the minigun, jumped out of the now burning and soon to explode chopper, mowed down like ten dudes respawning in my back with my newly acquired M16A4 with nothing but ironsights with its trademark burst-fire, now using the other opposite sniper perch as vantage point onto their spawn, giving my team all the time they needed to arm the M-COMs. I was flying high as a kite. If only I had done that on a PS4 already, with that nifty Share-button.
More ontopic, let's rank Battlefield games:
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Hilton Garden Inn Chicago Downtown/Magnificent Mile
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hilton Garden Inn Chicago Downtown/Magnificent Mile
Great Hotel value for location, service, and ammenities
This hotel is in the heart of everything. It is right on the red line subway and is just a couple blocks from all of the downtown attractions. The room was very clean and comfortable, and the staff went out of their way to help out in any way. The only two downsides I encountered was that there is no exhaust fan in the bathroom, so it gets pretty steamy and they don't serve pancakes for breakfast. Other than that, you will not be disappointed.
Satisfied...definitely staying here next time too
I wasn't expecting much for $99 a night but was pleasantly surprised from the moment I came out of the subway tunnel right in front of the hotel. The room was plenty spacious and the king-sized bed was comfortable. Sheets were plenty long. There was indeed an exhaust fan in the bathroom. Didn't notice any smells from the Weber Grill except for when walking directly in front of it, and they actually were pleasant! I will sort of agree on the concierge though. I can't say whether they are helpful or not - I never noticed one at the booth! The oatmeal cookies in the lobby were a nice treat. Check-in took about a minute, check-out took even less time; all I did was press the button on one of the 2 phones in the room. The refrigerator and microwave came in handy because we always seemed to have doggy bags after our meals.
That brings up another subject - plenty of good restaurants nearby. My favorite is Buca di Beppo (I had no idea it is a chain), which is quite close. Michigan Ave. and the Chicago river are both easy, easy walking distance. The whole Hard Rock/Ed Debevic's area is easy walking distance. There are a couple of Walgreen's right there close too. The fire station is close but I slept uninterrupted with earplugs. Earplugs weren't enough to block out the teenage crowd partying right outside our door but security addressed the complaint promptly. I do recommend that you request a room away from the ice machine/elevator/vending machine area - that did tend to produce noise at odd hours. There was seldom any wait for elevators and the 23 story ride was much quicker than I had expected. You're right there on the Red Line and that will take you downtown or to Wrigley Field. Overall it was a pleasant, satisfying experience and I will recommend it highly.
Great location, concierge service lacking but makes up for it
The location and value of this property is great. Just about everything was within walking distance. The staff was very helpful. The only problem I had was trying to arrange a gift basket for my daughter as it was her birthday. After 3 weeks of calling, I finally was able to speak to Andrew whom would make all the arrangements. Upon arrival, I tried to pay for the basket to find the hotel picked up the bill for it. It definitely made up for all my frustration. I will definitely return to this property. A word of advice, the grocery store around the corner carries about anything you could possible want. They carry a great selection of specialty foods.
Nice little hotel.
I stayed this hotel in January of 2003 and really enjoyed the stay.
This was first time staying at Hilton Garden Inn so I didn't know what to expect. I choose this hotel because I got super low rate (less than $70.00 per night) on their web site. But I was pleasantly surprised at how clean and nice this hotel was. Room wasn't too big but it was good enough. It had refrigerator and microwave. Indoor pool and spa was nice too. This hotel is pretty close to Michigan avenue...you can definitely walk to Michigan avenue. They have Weber Grill restaurant on the first floor and they offer breakfast buffet from 6 AM. It was nice and only $10.00 per person. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Chicago.
Excellent suites
I came in on the train, and this was a fantastic surprise, for the rate. The room was fully stocked with a kitchen and utensils and a full size fridge, so I was able to bring in some dimsum from the northside and some drinks and stuff. The bedroom is very comforable and the living space is relaxing. There's a nice workspace for the laptop, etc.
The evening area is nice as well for meeting friends in town; they have self-serve coffee and tea (i missed the evening reception). The indoor pool and sauna are open relatively late, which was nice for me; to get a swim before the meeting in the morning was a great bonus. The reception and staff were great and the breakfast was plentiful and delicious. On the negative side - the bathtub is average, and the bathroom is spacious but I'd have loved a big ol' tub... still looking for one. No real complaints. Woudl come back in a heartbeat.
Great Deal & Location - Clean & Friendly. Will Stay Again
Hotel seems brand new a/o February 2004Great front desk/bell staff. Very, very clean rooms. 2 big city blocks walk to Mag Mile. Right next door to Nordstrom's. Weber Grill restaurant in lobby is very good & convenient. Red line subway is RIGHT there at front door. Prepaid rate was unbeatable for a hotel of this level. Will stay again & highly recommended.
Garden Inn is Great
Stay at Hilton Garden Inn, Sept.2003, great location, Weber Grill in lobby is very good, the Jewel Supermarket across the street has everything you could want, go to Chicago every year, this is the best place I have stayed at
Great Place
Enjoyed my stay very much. Came with a group. Check in was already for us when we arrived. The rooms were large and very well appointed. Liked having the refrigerator. Enjoyed the pool and whirlpool. The location was right in the middle of all of my favorite places to go. I could walk everywhere without using a taxi. Had no problems with storing my bags for the day after check out until time for the bus to leave.
Definitely would stay there again. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to try the restaurant. Maybe next time.
We Love It !!
We stayed there for 3 nights and loved it. The room is very clean and the location is very strategic. Very close to N.Michigan Ave (walking distance) and various attractions (e.g art museum, field museum).
Nearby there're plenty of excellent restaurants including P.F. Chang which is just next door.
Hilton Garden Inn
I recently spent four night at the Hilton Garden Inn at Grand and State. This is an excellent hotel in a great location. The red line subway stops right outside the front door. The hotel is only a few years old and very clean and in good condition. It is not a small hotel but it is much smaller then most of the large"convention" hotels. There is no wait to check in or ask a question at the front desk. I found all the employees to be pleasant and helpful. There is a great restaurant on the ground floor. I would receommend this hotel to anyone traveling to downtown Chicago on business or pleasure.
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Home sweet home
... its friendly people, and that certainly was our experience. People were very poor, but I am reminded of the distinction between poverty and destitution. Poverty has to do with not having stuff. Destitution affects the soul. It seems to occur most often when people are removed from the land and live in the slums of cities. The villagers certainly had a minimum of "stuff", but they were surrounded by family and community.
Since we've returned ...
Chicago, great pizza, great friends!
... Hotdogs, bacon on a stick, Churro's, Nacho's and plenty of Hot Chocolate to go round! Kathy had also arranged for the best surprise ever, for a Happy Birthday message to come up on the big screen for Stu!! We all knew except him, it was hilarious when it came up we were all whooping with joy!!
Erin took us into the Windy City for a day of exploring, first stop was for some cheese & toffee popcorn, which we took with us to the bean or Cloud Gate as it's formally known! It ...
Arrival: Part 1
... as we're on our way down to Chicago, we had to find a random bank that was somewhat nearby to make a quick stop. Thankfully, that was done quickly and easily.
The rest of the ride down to Chicago went smoothly. We stopped and had some Denny's for my last meal in America. How dramatic. In case you were wondering, I had scrambled eggs with cheese, four pieces of bacon, hashbrowns, toast, and my mom's shrimp. I didn't finish the eggs though, ...