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[/media-credit] Aidan Oglesby, 9, of Sartell, waits to see what a spinning wheel of fortune will bring him during the annual Sartell Community Expo, held again Feb. 24 at Sartell Middle School. He won a stamper and a piece of candy. Oglesby is the son of Shawn and Terri Oglesby. The Expo, which had an excellent turnout, was comprised of dozens of information booths set up by businesses and service agencies, as well as entertainment and lots of games for children.
[/media-credit] Hunter Williams, 7, of Sartell, gets his face painted at the "Just 4 Laffs" booth at Sartell Community Expo.
[/media-credit] Two cousins, Avery Aldering (left) and Lauren Aldering get their photo taken with the gruff, primitive, rude "Ragnar" at the Liberty Savings Bank booth Feb. 24 at the Sartell Community Expo.
[/media-credit] Noah Bleischaacker, 7, of Sartell, gets a piece of macaroni-and-cheese pizza from Christopher Dolney, owner of FaceTime Business Resources of St. Cloud. The business was one of dozens featured Feb. 24 at the Sartell Community Expo. The pizza was courtesy of Flying Pig Pizza of Sauk Rapids.
[/media-credit] Sartell City Council member Amy Braig-Lindstrom shows Sartell Mayor Joe Perske some nifty features on the new computer "tablet" she can use, as a council member, to communicate with others. Perske and Braig-Lindstrom were at the Feb. 24 Sartell Community Expo to greet and meet visitors.
[/media-credit] The Sartell Middle School gym was filled, at one point, with lots of young hula-hoopers Feb. 24 during the annual Sartell Community Expo. The annual event attracted many visitors who learned about area businesses and service agencies.
[/media-credit] A visitor opens a drawer in the "Surprise Box" at the Feb. 24 Sartell Community Expo at Sartell Middle School. Sarah Owen of Sartell (left) loads the surprise box with prizes, including some shocking ones (yikes!), like a coiled-up rubber snake. The "Surprise Box" was one of many fun activities for children at the Expo.
[/media-credit] Andy Hurley of St. Cloud snaps a photo of his baby, 6-month-old Adam, during the annual Sartell Community Expo Feb. 24 at Sartell Middle School.
[/media-credit] Mckenzie Steiner, 4, plays a game of blocks with her mother, Valerie, at the Sartell Community Expo Feb. 24 at Sartell Middle School.
[/media-credit] Kailee Rosenberger, 7, of Rice, stays very still as she gets a face-painting Feb. 24 at the Sartell Community Expo.
[/media-credit] Morgan Woods, an employee of Synergy Chiropractic Center in Sartell, gives a massage to Emma Janu of Sartell at the Sartell Community Expo.
Dalman was born and raised in South St. Cloud, graduated from St. Cloud Tech High School, then graduated from St. Cloud State University with a degree in English (emphasis on American and British literature) and mass communications (emphasis on print journalism). He studied in London, England for a year (1980-81) where he concentrated on British literature, political science, the history of Great Britain and wrote a book-length study of the British writer V.S. Naipaul. Dalman has been a reporter and weekly columnist for more than 30 years and worked for 16 of those years for the Alexandria Echo Press.
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In addition to U.S.-supported moves afoot at the U.N. Security Council to tighten international sanctions in response to Pyongyang's latest nuclear test, there's also pressure in Congress for unilateral action by Washington.
That's driven by skepticism of the readiness of North's chief trading partner China to implement any U.N sanctions, and also by memory of the impact that the targeting of a bank based in the Chinese territory of Macau in 2005 had on Pyongyang's access to international banking.
On Tuesday, the Republican-led House foreign affairs panel examined how criminal activities support North Korea's government - part of chairman Ed Royce's push to introduce legislation for tougher financial sanctions.
"It is important to realize we have more options other than to simply rely on Beijing to `do more,'" Royce, R-Calif., said.
Royce said illicit activities such as missile sales, meth trafficking and counterfeiting $100 bills are continuing in North Korea and underwrite its weapons programs. The North is also believed to counterfeit cigarettes and pharmaceutical products.
The panel's top Democrat, Rep. Eliot Engel, said the North's criminal conduct, including the sale of nuclear and ballistic missile technology to Iran and Syria, serves as a lifeline to keep itself in power. Although the New York lawmaker did not explicitly say he supported new unilateral sanctions, he voiced skepticism about China's intent to enforce the measures expected to be adopted by the Security Council this week.
"I hope that China will not do what it's done in the past and agree to sanctions and then just evade those sanctions so the sanctions never really take hold," Engel said.
China is considered key to implementation of international sanctions since it accounts for 70 percent to 80 percent of North Korea's trade, although Beijing's admonitions against Pyongyang for conducting its latest nuclear test three weeks ago were ignored by the North's young leader, Kim Jong Un.
That China is supporting the latest draft U.N. resolution shows Beijing's patience is wearing thin with its ally. But the Obama administration may be reluctant to rock the boat further with Beijing by adopting extra unilateral measures targeting China-based banks suspected of working with North Korea.
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On Tuesday, Pyongyang's military threatened to cancel the 1953 Korean War cease-fire.
At the hearing, Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Fla., called for North Korea to again be declared a state sponsor of terror on the grounds that it has supplied the weapons programs of Iran and Syria. The designation was lifted by the George W. Bush administration in 2008.


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After Stanford Divests From Coal, Activists' Hopes Turn To Harvard
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Stanford University's decision to stop direct investments in coal mining companies is encouraging student-led divestment movements at other universities. Chloe Maxmin of Divest Harvard discusses her hopes following Stanford's announcement. Harvard University has the largest university endowment in the U.S.


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Ngeremlengui is one of Palau's sixteen states. It has a population of about 317 (according to the 2005 census) people and is just west of Melekeok state, where Palau's capital village is (also called Melekeok). The capital of the state of Ngeremlengui is Imeong. Ngeremlengui is on the western side of Babeldaob, which is the largest Island in Palau. Ngarelemgui is the largest of Palau's sixteen states in terms of land, and has an area of roughly 65 km2.
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How to Cook Lower Calorie Rice
Rice is a plentiful start that, even when steamed, isn't very good for your help, so many cooks – and scientists – have been working to figure out how to cook lower calorie rice that still tastes good. However scientists at a school in Sri Lanka believe that they've cracked the code to produce lower calorie […]Continue Reading →
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CPR Training Required for Graduation
The state of Texas recently passed a law, which Governor Rick Perry signed into law, that required high school students to receive CPR training in order to graduate. The law, Texas House Bill 897, ensures that area high school teachers received CPR training from the American Heart Association, who in turn will train primarily 9th and […]Continue Reading →
New York Brothers Patent Automated CPR Device
Two brothers have patented a CPR device that automatically forces air into the lungs of a person in cardiac arrest and, by eliminating the need for mouth-to-mouth contact, hope to improve the survival rate of heart attack victims.
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Reach Heart Attack Victims Faster via Mobile Phone SMS
Sweden has instituted a country-wide program where citizens can enroll to receive an SMS when there is a heart attack victim nearby, allowing them to reach them faster than an ambulance and provide CPR. Over 1,500 people with CPR skills have enrolled in the program, called SMSlifesavers (smslivraddare in Swedish). When its call center receives […]Continue Reading →
Infant CPR Training in Brooklyn and New York City
Common Sense CPR provides infant, child, and adult CPR training classes every month in Brooklyn and New York City. Administering CPR to infants and children is similar to adult CPR with some key differences.
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Zombie Video Promotes CPR Training
This new Halloween-themed public service video, called The Undeading and produced the Heart and Stroke Foundation Canada, features zombies to promote to use of hands only CPR.
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mumbled "NaNoWriMo"Daniel Johnson1 years agoReplyTo any of those who are listening -
These past two months have been crazy. School is insane, my government class is going crazy with the government shutdown. All of that said, I haven't had much energy to write. Apart from that, I've also been working on music and writing new songs. My attention has been split, which has resulted in no work getting done at all.
However, if any of you have been following me for a few years, you'll know that I take part in a community-based challenge called NaNoWriMo, which stands for National Novel Writing Month. You write 50,000 words worth of a novel in the 30 days of November. I'm doing it - which will either mean two things for my Movellas fans.
1) you'll get new chapters
2) you won't get new chapters
Let me explain. The first few drafts of anything are virtually unreadable, so it will take quite some time for any new material to be revised and put up for y'all to read. Or, depending on how everything goes, I could have time to write my day's words, edit them and put them up.
Most likely, the first will happen. But you can be sure that me writing now means more chapters in the future.
I'll be mainly working on Course of Action for this years NaNo, but as these things go I tend to be overcome with creativity and write short stories here and there to boost my word count. Whatever happens I WILL have new chapters and stories for you, but it might take a while.
For anyone who wants to join me - I'm looking at you @[John Bryan], @[JordanC], and @[Timothy Turpin] you can find me on the nanowrimo.org site under the name AJ-98. I'm expecting to have late night word wars with each one of you. For anyone else, find me, hit that friend button and we'll start writing.
As always, keep reading.
Daniel1 years agoOkay why are you looking at me, what did I do.
In all seriousness I signed up for NaNoWriMo a couple of days ago with the intention of pushing myself to start hitting targets and to finally see if that sci-fi story i've been battling with will ever become anything more than something running through my mind every now and then.
Whether any of it comes to pass I don't know, especially as I have been hit by a bad case of writer's block for the last week or so.
Anyway diving in head first without thinking it through properly has always been my way of doing things so hopefully the fear the NaNoWriMo challenge has already brought out in me will help.
Also I'm Jonathan Bryan on there, no idea why I went with that rather than just sticking with my movellas username. but I did and next time I log on to NW I'll look you up.
- 2 years agoYeah you pretty much hit the nail on the head lol. The one thing that has me come back here every once in a while is the competitions. I think they help to spark a creative idea in me. That is about as far as this site goes though, for me anyways. But more than just getting views on my stuff, I want critic because I know there is a lot of room for improvement in my writing (Especially when dealing with tenses). So in that respect, I will take you up on absolutewriter.com. I will check that out. Thanks for that :) I have tried wattpadd but idk I just didn't like it all that much haha. As for the others I will check them out. Well thanks for the response. It is very much appreciated even though that's hard to tell through words on a screen. :P2 years agoLol, glad I could help! :). Yeah, the competitions are pretty good on here. And well, there are quite a few people on here that would gladly critique you work to shreds :p. Try the forums. My advice would be that you shouldn't quit this site altogether, leave your stories up whilst you post on other sites too :). Absolutewrite is a good site, but I forgot my password to my account - need to change it haha. I signed up because of the extensive amount of info they have on literary agents etc. All of the helpful stuff like critique groups etc. are in the forums on there. Well, once again I'm glad I could help dude. Lol, it's quite hard to tell what others are feeling or what vibe they're giving off merely by the words they write but I guess that's the 'magic' of the internet XD. Gosh, I sound old :/.1 years agoHello Fellow Movellian! I was wondering if you could volunteer as tribute and sign up for my movella, The Hunger Games- Virtual Version! Thank you and may the odds be ever in your favor!The Hunger Games: Virtual VersionHave you ever wanted to be part of the Hunger Games? Well of course not! You would die! But not in the virtual kind. Welcome to the Hunger Games: Virtual...
- Hmm this is well put together. I really like how the characters seem like real people. Not just a bunch of words on a page. From how they act and how they talk. The dialogue helps strengthen the fact that they have quite real personalities. Neat2 years agoThanks! :D
- I like how you describe in detail how the scene's are laid out. It helps readers paint a picture of what is going on, allowing them to become engulfed in what is happening. A plus for that. I like it. Also like the exchange of dialogue.
Only a few problems here and there. Just some words should be others, but I can see why they were mistaken. Example
"but he appeared from the smoke, unarmed and plunging his blades into their throats." which should be "but he appeared from the smoke, unharmed, and plunged his blades into their throats." small things like that, nothing to cause too much fuss about. It can be fixed with a proof read and editing. Other than that nice job.2 years agoAh sorry it took me so long to respond. Ok, so plus points good.
Yes, there were mistakes and I shall edit them out.
Thanks again
And I have not forgetton the promise I made to you. I shall respond on your work.
- I commend you, writing a story about shogun 2 seems difficult to me. I like that your character holds the pride that was found in warriors of that era. I will wait for the following chapters. :)2 years agoYou play total war? Well a pleasure to meet you indeed, actually you'll be amazed that this story of mine was written in midsummer 2011. So I guess it's been a reckon 2 and a half year since I've written this story but the bad news is it is currently halfway. Yep, Halfway through the novel. Though this story could benefit from a lot more once I finish the story, and add lots more into it. The reason why its two chapters is because of the exams, but once I'm done( just on the 14th of June) I'll be adding a whole lot more to this. There's still more to add. The historical accuracy I have tried to keep it up, but with the whole total war thing, I've followed that process, nevertheless thank you for reading and enjoying the story.
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Another trap! Create a football, float off the ground a bit and throw it at the trap. The tripwire will trigger, the trap will spring and Maxwell will be able to safely pass through. On the other side is a wall of ice blocks. Create a flamethrower to get rid of it.
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Edisto Island is named after the Edisto Indian tribe who originally inhabited the island. Today, Edisto is a quiet, family island, with very little commercialization. English settlers arrived at the island in the 1600s and cultivated rice, indigo, and Sea Island cotton – known as one of the best cottons ever made. The farmers prospered greatly, and built elegant houses and plantations, some which remain today. These historic sites, such as Brooklands Plantation, are listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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I just have no words for any emotions that I felt in the course of 4 minutes; it just really touched me.
Fucking amazing song! David, Mike, Dan, and John, really have outdone yourselves!
There are only two true actions; living and dying. The rest are just details.
Thank God the price dropped! I have been wanting to buy this FOREVER, (well actually since the first second I realized it existed...) Now that it's cheaper, a poor chick like me can finally get a hold of the Sickness that started it all... in a revised version, that is.
Thank you for posting this! (How do you people find this stuff out?)
I just love you guys! Seriously, there never has, and never will be, a better group of musical talent.
This song is just WOW! I absolutely loved it. It's melody went up and down, showing that our society can get better, and then worse. It portrays just how much the human network impacts the Earth and how it affects us. One day people will realize how much destruction they cause...by then it could be too late. If all bands showed their impatience for world deterioration to end, think of how the people will respond. Bravo, Disturbed! Your insistence WILL make people understand. Just don't stop spreading the sickness.


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I think you'll get varied answers here, burning with a harder grade filter may do the trick for you, likewise using a softer filter for the opposite reason. My enlarger makes it difficult to change filters without disturbing the enlarger, so holding the filter beneath the lens might be an option, or placing a filter over the opening of your burning tool. Also remember that before VC paper came along this technique wasn't possible.
The filter trick is a good one, but maybe now it's time to start playing with potassium ferricyanide, or ferry as it's affectionately referred to. This is a print bleach that eats silver density. The density loss effects all areas equally, but is much more noticeable in the highlights as, obviously, this is the area of least density. You may even find it useful in addition to split grade printing.
There are two separate methods. One is to apply a solution of ferry till just before you see the tone you want, quick rinse, and drop in hypo. The hypo, or sodium thiosulfate, neutralizes the ferry and stops the bleaching action. The print is then ready for archival processing. The second method involves a solution know, under Kodak's proprietary name, as Farmers Reducer, and is available prepackaged from Kodak. It' a FRESH made solution of potassium ferricyanide and sodium thiosulfate together, though you still bleach-hypo-wash, as above. The advantage(?) is that WYSIWYG, the disadvantage(!) is that if you go too far with this bleach the density is gone forever, ie, you make another print. Farmers reducer must be used immediately, because while the hypo in the solution is removing silver, hence the WYSIWYG, it's also neutralizing the ferry, becoming less and less effective.
If you use your ferry separate from the hypo, as I think most people do, you have the major advantage of redeveloping lost density if desired.
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ok. i'm just curious. what is the relationship between jesus christ and the giant easter bunny that hides eggs?
reason i asked is that for the longest time i've been playing MMOs, there's always the easter event where monsters drops eggs. even the twisted world of Requiem has one. anyone here who could enlighten me?
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Bunnies, eggs, Easter gifts and fluffy, yellow chicks in gardening hats all stem from pagan roots. These tropes were incorporated into the celebration of Easter separately from the Christian tradition of honoring the day Jesus Christ rose from the dead.
According to the University of Florida's Center for Children's Literature and Culture, the origin of the celebration — and the origin of the Easter Bunny — can be traced back to 13th-century, pre-Christian Germany, when people worshiped several gods and goddesses. The Teutonic deity Eostra was the goddess of spring and fertility, and feasts were held in her honor on the Vernal Equinox. Her symbol was the rabbit because of the animal's high reproduction rate.
Spring also symbolized new life and rebirth; eggs were an ancient symbol of fertility. According to History.com, Easter eggs represent Jesus' resurrection. However, this association came much later when Roman Catholicism became the dominant religion in Germany in the 15th century and merged with already ingrained pagan beliefs.
The first Easter Bunny legend was documented in the 1500s. By 1680, the first story about a rabbit laying eggs and hiding them in a garden was published. These legends were brought to the United States in the 1700s, when German immigrants settled in Pennsylvania Dutch country, according to the Center for Children's Literature and Culture


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SEATTLE - With 22 murders in Seattle already this year, the City Council is looking for anything that can help stop the violence. One system being looked at will be unveiled on Thursday. It is called Shot Spotter. The system uses listening devices to pinpoint gunfire, seconds after it happens.
Already in use in 70 cities, Shot Spotter speeds up police response time by sending officers to the exact location even before a 911 call comes in. If a call is made at all.
A good 80 percent of the time people hear gunshots, they don t call 911, said Ralph Clark, the company s President.
Council Member Bruce Harrell says the system also has a camera system that triggers only when a shot is detected. The video can capture a shooter running or driving away from the scene.
The company has crunched crime data, and is proposing sensors in three so called hot zones.
Harrell says it is not a case of big brother listening in.
If someone lives in a neighborhood and hears gunshots, they are going to want to know where they are coming from, who is shooting the gun, and what damage has been caused by the gun, he said.
In tight budget times, Shot Spotter markets itself as a force multiplier. Meaning it adds value to the officer already on the streets. As for cost, Harrell said it would run in the neighborhood of $40,000 to $60,000 per square mile.


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The 2011 edition of the annual CDP Global 500 report examines the carbon reduction activities at the world's largest public corporations.
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This year, for the second time, all companies with a sufficiently high disclosure score received a performance band; the qualifying threshold to receive a performance band was a disclosure score of 50. Disclosure scores of less than 50 do not necessarily indicate poor performance; rather, they indicate insufficient information to evaluate performance. However, it can be assumed that companies which do not disclose are inactive on climate change.
Performance is grouped into six bands: A, A-, B, C, D and E (see Figure 22).
The Carbon Performance Leadership Index (CPLI) includes the companies in the highest performance band (A) and provides a valuable perspective on the range and quality of activities being performed by the Global 500 in response to climate change.
Performance scoring is an instructive exercise for all stakeholders. The score provides an indication of the extent to which companies are addressing the potential opportunities and risks presented by climate change. CDP recognizes that this is a process that will evolve over time. It is important for investors to keep in mind that the carbon performance band is not:
It is possible to review individual company disclosures in addition to performance rankings in order to gain the most comprehensive understanding of company performance. A listing of companies and their bands is included in Appendix I. Companies that did not qualify for a performance band appear in Appendix I with a dash (-) in the performance band column.
More information on the CPLI can be found in the information request, supporting methodology and guidance documents.
16. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has set a target of 80% reduction in emissions by 2050, based on 1990 levels. This equates to a 2.65% annual reduction.
Figure 23: The Global 500 CPLI 2011
In 2011, 404 Global 500 companies responded to CDP; 29 of these attained Global 500 performance leader status, as identified below. These companies represent nine of the ten sectors.
The companies highlighted in orange are those that have moved into the Global 500 CPLI this year.
In 2011, CDP has raised the bar by enhancing the scoring methodology for both disclosure and performance questions to make the scoring results more relevant to investors and other stakeholders.
The average performance score for 2011 is 4 points lower than in 2010. This is primarily the result of a change in focus of the performance scoring rather than a change in corporate performance. In 2010, the focus was to measure the extent to which a company had a framework in place to address carbon management. This year, performance focuses more on measuring the ambition and success of a company's short and long term actions to mitigate climate change.
Overall, 338 Global 500 companies (85%) received a performance band compared to 310 companies in 2010 (76%). However, as a consequence of more stringent CPLI entrance criteria on emissions reductions and verification, the number of companies included in the CPLI dropped from 48 to 29. A lower percentage (36%) of companies achieved a high performance band (A, A- or B) in 2011 than 2010 (52%). This is, again, largely due to the qualifying criteria being more stringent.
79% (23) of the CPLI companies were also in the CDLI – this is an improvement on 2010 (69%, 33) and indicates that senior executives in an increasing number of companies are not only aiming to be transparent about their emissions but are also actively striving to reduce their emissions. Many companies with a high disclosure score, combined with a high performance band, note the strategic benefits that taking a leadership position in carbon adaptation and mitigation offers.
It is important to note that performance improvements take longer to implement and often lag behind improvements in disclosure. As companies measure, they can manage and then begin to perform and optimize results. True performance enhancements take longer to achieve and the expectation is that companies' performance will continue to improve over the coming years.
For the second consecutive year, the Financials sector has the most companies in the CPLI (9 companies – 31% of the total CPLI). This is partly because Financials is highly represented in the Global 500, but it also clearly shows that some financial services companies have prioritized action on climate change. The only sector with no companies in the CPLI is Telecommunications. This is surprising given that the Telecommunications sector is increasingly seen as providing technology that can support emissions reduction activities.
Utilities is the best performing sector with an average performance band 'B'. This may be a reflection of the impact of regulations on the Utilities sector and shows that these companies are taking a range of actions on climate change.
The sector with the lowest average performance band was Information Technology (band C). This reflects their lower than average number of emissions reductions activities as well as less frequent verification. As with the Telecommunications sector, this result is surprising given the expectation that Information Technology has the potential to support a wide range of emissions reduction activities.
The graph in Figure 25 compares the key indicators achieved by CPLI companies with the average Global 500 across four key areas: strategy, governance, stakeholder communications and achievements. All responding companies (CPLI and non-CPLI) performed well in the implementation of emissions reduction targets (strategy) and Board or executive-level oversight indicators (governance); these appear to be the core 'early-stage' areas of addressing climate change which have been met by the majority of respondents.
Analysis of the most significant areas of outperformance of the overall Global 500 by the CPLI provides insights into the characteristics of carbon performance leadership:
The CPLI companies distinguish themselves through demonstrated integration of their climate-related risks and opportunities into their overall business strategy. 100% (29) of CPLI companies achieved this key indicator in 2011 compared to 68% (269) of the overall Global 500.
The use of monetary incentives is a significant area of outperformance by CPLI companies compared to the overall Global 500. 100% (29) of CPLI companies use monetary incentives compared to 65% (259) of the Global 500. Linking employee incentives to climate change strategy demonstrates a clear drive towards low carbon growth.
Companies are required to score maximum points for verification of Scope 1 and Scope 2 to be eligible for inclusion in the CPLI. In contrast, only 37% (148) of the overall Global 500 (versus 100% of CPLI companies) meet all of CDP's verification criteria in 2011. Companies' strategies to reduce emissions require analysis and decision-making based on reliable emissions data.
In support of their commitment to reduce emissions, 100% (29) of CPLI companies reported significant emissions reduction in the past year compared to 45% (178) of the overall Global 500. The success in achieving reductions may be due to more mature climate change initiatives from CPLI companies that are already realizing results in emissions reduction.
Europe and Australia are the strongest performing regions in 2011. Europe has the most companies in the CPLI (16, 55% of CPLI) despite only representing 34% of the responding population. This is similar to 2010 when it represented 60% of the CPLI with 29 companies. Australia makes up 10% of the CPLI despite only representing 3% of the Global 500 responding population. North American (USA and Canada) companies make up 24% of the CPLI despite only representing 42% of the Global 500 responders.
17. Figure 27 showing % of CPLI by country does not include the countries with no companies in the CPLI.
The best performing country was Germany which made up 14% of the CPLI with only 5% of respondents.
Australia, Italy, Switzerland and the UK are also performing relatively well. The USA had the most companies in the CPLI for the second year running with 6 – however, this only represented 21% of the CPLI while the USA represented 36% of respondents. Likewise, Japan and Canada CPLI representation was lower than their proportional number of responses. Notable absentees from the CPLI in 2011 include Brazil, China, Russia, South Africa and Spain.
Companies included in the CPLI in 2011 have a higher total return18 from January 2005 to May 2011 than Global 500 companies, outperforming them by a total of 40 percentage points over the six year period.
When analyzing companies included in the CPLI for the last two19 consecutive years, an even stronger result is revealed: they outperformed the Global 500 by over 50 percentage points over the same period. This indicates that companies which have an integrated climate change strategy and are successfully managing their emissions demonstrate higher financial performance.
It is noted that the relationship between strong carbon performance and total return has not been fully explored. The relationship between total return and carbon performance does not necessarily indicate that one causes the other; both will be influenced by a range of factors. These may include the quality of the company's management or the company's broader approach to identifying and capitalizing on opportunities or managing risks. These findings would benefit from further analysis by the investment community.18. Total Return includes interest, capital gains, dividends and distributions realized over a given period of time.19. CPLI was launched in 2010 and is now in its second year.
It is notable that the period when CPLI companies' total return falls below Global 500 companies' total return is in late 2008, during the economic downturn. Although total return fell across all sectors, the downturn particularly affected the Financials sector which makes up the highest proportion of companies in the CPLI.
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PUNXSUTAWNEY — Tuesday evening in Punxsutawney, top-seeded I-Medical hosted the Indiana Black Sox in the first game of the best-of-three finals for the Indiana County Youth League, and the home team earned yet another come-from-behind victory — downing the Sox 7-6 — to open up a 1-0 series lead and set up the potential series-winning game tonight in Indiana.
The Sox made things interesting with a five-run fifth, giving them a late lead, but the Punxsy squad showed no signs of quitting, tying it in the bottom of the fifth and going ahead in the sixth.
ROSSITER — The Rossiter Miners followed a seven-run second-inning surge to a 9-5 victory Tuesday night in Rossiter to open up a 1-0 series lead in the best-of-three opening round of the Federation League playoffs.
With the win, Rossiter hopes to advance to the second round, where it would meet the Brookville Grays, with a victory over Bigler on its own field today. If Bigler wins this evening, it will force a third game, winner-take-all, Thursday in Rossiter.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — After downing Derry in the opening game of the Indiana County Youth League playoffs Sunday afternoon in Punxsutawney, I-Medical traveled to Derry for the second game of the best-of-three series. And in come-from-behind, dramatic fashion, Punxsy's squad clinched a berth to the finals against the Indiana Black Sox, who also won Tuesday, with a 9-7 victory Monday evening.
I-Medical jumped out to a great start in the contest, putting up a three-spot in the opening frame to put the pressure on Derry in its go-or-go-home game.
While Punxsutawney hosted its Machine Pitch Tournament last weekend, this group of Punxsy youngsters saw success at the recent Tim Weaver Memorial Tournament in Brookville the previous weekend. Pictured here with their trophies are team members and coaches (front, from left): Josh Tyger, Peyton Hetrick, TJ Wildman, Evan Reitz, Owen Wood; (middle) Jacob Henretta, Jake Sikora, Kiersten Riley, Chloe Presloid, Ty Caylor, Carter Savage; (back) and coaches Paul Hetrick, Brian Henretta, Dean Wood and Tim Caylor.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — After a 4-0 loss to DuBois under the lights Saturday night in Punxsutawney, Punxsy's 11- and 12-year-old baseball All-Star team bounced back in a big way, downing DuBois 12-6 to earn the District X South title and a shot at the outright championship against Warren.
Because Warren is currently undefeated and Punxsy's loss carries over, Punxsy will have to win a pair to be named the champions, while Warren must win just once. The first game of the series will take place in Warren Tuesday.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — Entering as the king seed and having dominated its competition in the first two games of the Section I tournament, Punxsy knew it had the edge entering Friday's championship game against Corry.
But Punxsy had its hands full, needing every run it scored to eke out a 7-6 victory over the visiting team and earn the Section 1 title and a berth to states next week.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — Punxsy's 13- and 14-year-old Junior League baseball team was eliminated from contention in the All-Star tournament with Fox Township rallying with a four-run seventh inning to pick up an 11-10 victory in losers' bracket action.
After the game, coach Jim Sloniger discussed how proud he and his fellow coaches were of the team.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — With the Little League All-Stars format having teams in age brackets nine- and 10-year olds, 10- and 11- and 11- and 12-year-olds, many of the same teams see each other from year to year.
That was the case Thursday night when Punxsy's 10- and 11-year-old baseball squad met DuBois' — the defending District X and Section I Champion from last year's nine- and 10-year-old tournament, and Punxsy knew exactly what it was in for.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — On top of Punxsy's team accolades with both the baseball and softball teams earning the Northern Allegany League Large School divisional championships, six Punxsy players were named to the Large School Division All-Stars — with three coming from PAHS's baseball team and three from the softball team.
One player in particular — junior Ty Zimmerman — was even named the division's Player of the Year. St. Marys' Rachel Ginther was named the softball Player of the Year.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — Coming out of a difficult district — where it had to face fellow powerhouses DuBois and Warren — Punxsy's Little League softball All-Stars know they were lucky to have such solid competition.
And Tuesday and Wednesday, in the Section 1 Tournament hosted by Punxsutawney, the home squad showed the benefit of playing the stout competition early in the tournament with a pair of fairly comfortable wins over Franklin Tuesday and McLane Wednesday.


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Bockenem Things to Do
Störy, closed at the moment
When you visit Bockenem,please go to Störy(a little village 4 km away from here) and visit the Museum for Small cars!! You find there cars like the Goggo,BMW Isetta,Messerschmidt-Kabinenroller,a lot of old motorcycles and bikes....It's the WORLD LARGEST MUSEUM WITH STUFF LIKE THAT!! Very Nice and Interesting!!!This picture shows an old English Mini...more
Wooden Items and more
Here you can by not only wooden things. He also offers some other things.Handmade and really great.The price was not to high.more
Eating Time
If you want something to eat, you will find a lot of stores with it at the Festival. Here you can buy a little soup with sausages.If you like...more
Shooting time
Every two hours the soldiers leave her camp, walk a little bit around town and started to shoot a little bit with the old muskets and sometimes with the canon.It`s interesting, but also very loud.more
Food, Food, Food
And Yes, we cant miss these kinds of stalls.If you want something for Lunch you can find it here,too.more
Back to the Festieval
Some of the stalls. This picture shows a old machine of the local goldsmith. They built a special Form and print some medals for the festieval.more
More Games
Here you can put water in the tube, than you must run too the other side and catch the water.It`s not so easy, but it brings a lot of fun.more
Bockenem Hotels
Hotel Kniep Bockenem
Steintorstr. 1, BOCKENEM, Germany, 31167, DE
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Couples
Bockenem Restaurants
Not only traditionel
It`s totaly rebuilt and they offer traditional German Food. Also you can get Pizza and other foods,too.more
Pizza House!Here you can get...
Pizza House!Here you can get Pizza or Gyros, Salat...Here's the adress of the Pizza House.Pizza Haus,Hindenburgstraße 1,31167 Bockenem,Tel.05067-69624,Opening Times are from 17.30-22.30,Mondays is closed!!Another good Restaurant is the 'Jetset'!They offered good food from Turkey and you can also get Pizza or some German Specials!!! Pizza,more
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Don't miss the Jetset!!It's a lovely Restaurant, they offer good food from Turkey! You also can get Pizza.......Really good and the Price is not sooooo High!!My Tip!!The Prices are from 6-12 DM!!!!! Pizza!!!!more
Bockenem Nightlife
In Bockenem please visit the Cafe ALT ISER!!! Really nice, good atmosphere!!!!!
It looks like the Year 1950!! Old inventory(from these time).
When you are in Hildesheim you can go to the Cinema, Theatre, Clubbing, Concerts and so on!!
Dress Code: Normal!
Bockenem Transportation
The best way to come in this region is use the Airport of Hannover and than go by car or motorbike to the Motorway Number 7,drive this motorway in southern direction and after an half Hour of driving you will find the Exit to Bockenem!!!
In these area you can walk or if you want visit the small villages around use your car or bike.
Bockenem Shopping
This little lovely shop is the one and only real Children shoes shop in Town!
We offer shoes from Elefanten and Clothes from Toff Togs, Mills and Binolino.
In the Autuum season we also offer shoes from Rohde and Jack Wolfskin.
What to buy: Shoes from Elefanten, Clothes from Toff Togs,Mills and Binolino.
What to pay: The Normal Prices
Bockenem Local Customs
Every Year the reserve of the German Soldiers(Group from Lower Saxony) makes a "Special day" , where you can see a little bit from there working.
This year the day day was here in Bockenem.Related to:
- Road Trip
- Family Travel
Bockenem Warnings and Dangers
These litlle park called "Knochenpark" and its located at the street Am alten Friedhof in the near of a school.
And our local Alcoholics use these park as a meeting and drinking point all year long.
So be aware in these area. Sometimes they grumble the people who are walking around.
But if you have problems with these people, the local police station is just one minute away.
Bockenem Off The Beaten Path
One of the Sculptures
This picture shows one of Georg Baselitz`s sculptures who are standing inside of his garden.It`s an hare.more
One of his paintings
His typical sign is that he paint his pictures "on the head"!You find some of his works all over the world. In New York, Amsterdam, Madrid...more
Bockenem Sports & Outdoors
If you like to go swim, Bockenem offered a wonderful open air swimming pool.
You also can relax on the surrounding area, or play beach Volley-ball. A lovely playground for the kids is also here in the back.
Equipment: Everything you need for a swimming or relaxing day!
Bockenem Favorites
Ballooning!! If you like this...
Ballooning!And now we start a little Ballon Show-----------I take some photos from the different phases to built up the Ballon!!Have Fun!more
When you are in Bockenem,...
When you are in Bockenem, please walk to the top of the church and enjoy the phantastic view!!!This picture was taken from a good friend of mine,before he make a BUNGEE JUMP!!!Thank you Holger!I think you never get a chance once more for such a good Photo!more
Some Informations about...
Some Informations about Bockenem and the Timber-framed Houses in Lower Saxony!!Bockenem is an endearing, small and yet charming city situated between Hildesheim/Börde and Seesen/Harz within the hill country of the southern part of Lower Saxony. For centuries craft and trade as well as the relationship with the 17 villages around have been the...more
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IENT Launches New WarBirds! New Version to be Basis of IENT Fall Retail Products.
CARY, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 14, 2002
iEntertainment Network, (OTC BB: IENT) announces the introduction of a new WarBirds product, which adds many new features and functions for its Award Winning WarBirds' Internet Flying Simulation.
This new modular software system will be the basis for all of IENT's forthcoming Retail products including WarBirds III, Fighter Pilot Academy, Armored Assault, and Dawn of Aces III.
The new WarBirds system adds significant new features including roads and road systems, light shadows, new special effects systems, new and more realistic sounds for aircraft, vehicles, and other machinery, and a new ACM record tool that allows players and trainers to film, record, and playback significant happenings in the products. These features represent a significant improvement in the Internet game system that will be used to complete the Retail products that IENT expects to deliver for this year's Christmas retail season.
This new modular system design was developed to support WarBirds III, Fighter Pilot Academy. Fighter Pilot Academy is on schedule to master on August 19 and be on retail shelves by early September. Simon and Schuster Interactive is publishing this new product for IENT.
This new software system will also be the basis of Armored Assault, a new World War II Tank simulation IENT plans to publish internationally by November 1, 2002. IENT has made the decision to re-enter the retail video game publishing business with Armored Assault. This market represents $9 Billion in annual sales. The online portion of this market is expected to be a $2.5 Billion market by 2006 according to Jupiter Communications. IENT is well positioned with both award winning products and a Patent (No. 6,042,477 Minimizing Latency Technology) on managing Internet Latency in Multiplayer Internet Games.
For 2003, IENT intends to publish Dawn of Aces III, WarBirds Korea, and Shockforce at retail. IENT plans also to enter the online console publishing market in 2003.
WarBirds is a part of a series of Award Winning World War II simulations and has been named "Simulation of the year" since 1997. A more complete description of WarBirds III and all IENT's Internet subscription products can be found at http://www.iencentral.com/corporate/licensing/.
Forward Looking Statement for IENT:
Statements in this news release pertaining to iEntertainment Network, Inc. are forward-looking statements. Actual results, performance or developments could differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements.
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Registration Deadline: The election voter registration deadline by mail must be postmarked up to 31 days prior to the election. If you register to vote at your county clerk's office up to 21 days before the election. If you register at the Department of Motor Vehicle it must be 31 days before the election.
Party Affiliation: Nevada has closed primaries, you must be registered or affiliated with a party to vote in that party's primary election
Age: Must be 18 years of age or older
Citizenship: Must be a United States citizen
Residency: Must be a resident of Nevada for 30 days and a resident of your precinct for at least 10 days preceding an election
Mental Competency: Must not be declared by a court to be mentally incompetent
Felony Convictions: Felons who have not been restored to their civil rights are not eligible to register and vote; however, recent legislation has provided for automatic restoration of the right to vote for those who have been honorably discharged from prison, probation or parole, with certain exceptions related to the seriousness of the crime committed. More information about Restoration of Rights in Nevada.
ID Requirements: If registering to vote in person you need a Nevada's driver's license, ID card number or, the last four digits of your social security number.
To register to vote by mail (absentee) for the first time you need one of the following forms of ID:
-A current and valid Nevada driver's license
-A current and valid identification card issued by the Department
-A current and valid identification card issued by a branch of the Armed Forces of the United States
-A current and valid identification card issued by a sheriff of a Nevada county to an employee as a condition of employment by certain business enterprises
-A current and valid identification card issued by an agency of the State of Nevada or political subdivision thereof or the United States, including, without limitation, a public school, college or university
-Current and valid student identification card from an accredited private school, college or university
-Current and valid United States passport
-Current and valid insurance plan identification card which the county clerk determines, in his or her discretion, to be a reliable indication of the true name and identity of the person
-Current and valid tribal identification card
Articles Establishing Residency may include (NAC 293.395(3)):
-Any form of ID set forth above
-Current and valid utility bill, including, without limitation, a bill for electricity, gas, oil, water, sewer, septic, telephone, cellular telephone or cable television
-Current and valid bank or credit union statement
-Current and valid paycheck
-Current and valid income tax return
-Current and valid statement concerning mortgage, rental or lease of a residence
-Current and valid motor vehicle registration
-Current and valid document issued by a governmental agency
-Current and valid property tax statement
-Any other official article which the county clerk determines, in his or her discretion, to be a reliable indication of the true residential address of the person
Online: Online registration is available
In person: You may register to vote at any NV Department of Motor Vehicles office, at your county clerk or registrar's office, at various social service agencies, and on college campuses.
By mail/ in writing: Fill out online application, print, and mail or deliver in person to County Clerk or Registrar
Other Voter Registration Application Information: Voter registration drives are also valid places to register to vote if they follow Nevada guidelines.
Online: Nevada Voter Registration Verification
Phone: Direct technical inquiries to Customer Service: 775-684-5705
Who can vote absentee: Any registered voter may request to vote by mail.
Online: Absent Ballot Request Form. Clark County residents may use a special form.
In person: You may complete and submit an absentee ballot at your local County Clerk/Registrar of Voters.
By mail: Mail the absentee ballot form to your county clerk or registrar of voters.
Military and overseas voting: Nevada Military and Overseas Voter Information
Location and time: Nevada recommends that you submit your request form early to allow enough time to receive your ballot and mail your voted ballot back to your County Clerk/Registrar's office. All absent ballots must be received by 7 p.m. on Election Day in order to be counted.
Early voting qualifications: Early voting is available to all registered voters without further registration or qualifications. Contact your local County Clerk's office for locations and times.
Verifying Registration: Nevada Voter Registration Verification
Deciding how to vote: http://www.votesmart.org/
Time off to vote: Any registered voter may be absent from his or her place of employment at a time to be designated by the employer for a sufficient time to vote, if it is impracticable for the voter to vote before or after his or her hours of employment. A sufficient time to vote shall be determined as follows:
-If the distance between the place of such voter's employment and the polling place where such person votes is 2 miles or less, 1 hour;
-If the distance is more than 2 miles but not more than 10 miles, 2 hours;
-If the distance is more than 10 miles, 3 hours.
Such voter may not, because of such absence, be discharged, disciplined or penalized, nor shall any deduction be mad from his or her usual salary or wages by reason of such absence. Application for leave of absence to vote shall be made to the employer or person authorized to grant such leave prior to the day of the election. Any employer or person authorized to grant the leave of absence provided for in subsection 1, who denies any registered voter any right granted under this section, or who otherwise violates the provisions of this section, is guilty of a misdemeanor (NRS 293.464).
Polling Place: Nevada Polling Place Locator
ID Requirements: Identification is necessary at the polls if you have not shown your ID when you registered. This is only required the first time you vote. Any other voter must only sign in the election board register when he or she appears at the polling place to vote. The signature must be compared by an election board officer with the signature or a facsimile on the person's original application to register to vote or one of the following forms of identification:
-The card issued to the voter at the time he or she registered to vote;
-A driver's license;
-An identification card issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles;
-A military identification card; or
-Any other form of identification issued by a governmental agency which contains the voter's signature and physical description or picture.
How to Vote: How to use Nevada's voting machines
Getting your vote counted: Nevada's Voter Bill of Rights
Problems with voting: Nevada Elections Complaint Form
Verifying provisional ballot status: Contact your County Clerk's office
Verifying absentee ballot status: Contact your County Clerk's office