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NOTE: OSF Classroom Closed June 2 through 5 for our trip to NYC.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Art Entrepreneurs
- Visit to Show & Tell Gallery and talk with owner Simon Cole about the economics of art. Students working on cutting their own multi-layer skateboard stencils were inspired by seeing the different techniques used by international stencil artists Logan Hicks and C215.
-Talk about the local poster scene and business of being an artist with Michael Comeau, who will be collaborating with an OSF student on an upcoming limited edition series of boards.
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WASHINGTON - One hundred years after a spark in Central Europe ignited a conflagration from which the world has not yet recovered and from which Europe will never recover, armed forces have crossed an international border in Central Europe, eliciting this analysis from Secretary of State John Kerry: "It's a 19th century act in the 21st century. It really puts at question Russia's capacity to be within the G8."
Although this "19th century act" resembles many 20th century (and 16th, 17th and 18th century) acts, it is, the flabbergasted Kerry thinks, astonishing in the 21st century, which he evidently supposes to be entirely unlike any other. What is more disconcerting - that Kerry believes this? Or that his response to Putin's aggression is to question Russia's "capacity" - Kerry means fitness - for membership in the G8?
For many centuries, European peace has been regularly broken because national borders do not tidily coincide with ethnic, linguistic and religious patterns. This problem was intensified by World War I, which demolished the Habsburg, Romanov and Ottoman empires. Ukraine is a shard of the first two, and a neighbor of a remnant of the third.
The problems bequeathed by that war were aggravated by a peacemaker, one of Kerry's precursors among American progressives eager to share with the world their expertise at imposing rationality on untidy societies.
Unfortunately, Woodrow Wilson's earnestness about improving the world was larger than his appreciation of how the world's complexities can cause improvers to make matters worse.
Wilson injected into diplomatic discourse the idea that "self-determination" is a universal right and "an imperative principle of action." Several of his Fourteen Points concerned self-determination. But of what "self" was he speaking? Sometimes he spoke of the self-determination of "nations," at other times of "peoples," as though these are synonyms. Wilson's secretary of state, Robert Lansing, wondered "what unit has he in mind" and warned that "certain phrases" of Wilson's "have not been thought out." But they resonated. In the Atlantic Charter of 1941, Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill affirmed the rights of "peoples." The U.N. Charter endorses the self-determination of "peoples." Which became a third ingredient, ethnic self-determination. Wilson had sown dragon's teeth.
Lansing said the "undigested" word "self-determination" is "loaded with dynamite. ... It will, I fear, cost thousands of lives." While Wilson was making phrases in 1918, a German corporal recovering from a gas attack was making plans. And on Sept. 27, 1938, the corporal, then Germany's chancellor, said "the right of self-determination, which had been proclaimed by President Wilson as the most important basis of national life, was simply denied to the Sudeten Germans" and must be enforced. So Czechoslovakia was dismembered. Still, the war came.
Three months from the end of the war in Europe, the architects of the impending victory - Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin - met at a town on the Crimean peninsula where Putin is now tightening his grip. Conservatives who should know better have often said the Yalta Conference "gave" Eastern Europe to the Soviet Union. Actually, the Red Army was in the process of acquiring it. This process could no more have been resisted militarily by Stalin's allies, which the United States and Britain then were, than Putin's aggression can be.
"You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you," supposedly said Lev Bronstein, as Leon Trotsky was known when he lived in the Bronx, before he made the Red Army, the parent of the forces Putin is wielding. Barack Obama, who involved the United States in seven months of war with Libya, perhaps because the project was untainted by U.S. national interest, is seeking diplomatic and especially economic leverage against Putin's ramshackle nation in order to advance the enormous U.S. interest in depriving him of Ukraine.
Unless Obama finds such leverage, his precipitous slide into Jimmy Carter territory will continue. As an expression of disdain for a U.S. president, Putin's seizure of Ukraine's Crimean peninsula is symmetrical with Leonid Brezhnev's invasion of Afghanistan late in Carter's presidency. Large presidential failures cannot be hermetically sealed; they permeate a presidency. Putin's contribution to the miniaturization of Obama comes in the context of Obama's self-inflicted wound - Obamacare, which simultaneously shattered belief in his competence and honesty, and may linger as ruinously for Obama as the Iranian hostage crisis did for Carter.
This may be condign punishment for Obama's foreign policy carelessness and for his wishful thinking about Putin as a "partner" and about a fiction ("the international community") being consequential. It certainly is dangerous.
George F. Will is a columnist for the Washington Post Writers Group.
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The peacock network has had some big ratings successes this season, as well as some big misses. Where will the newest season of The Biggest Loser fall in that range? Should this reality competition keep running or is it time to finally cancel it after 15 cycles?
On The Biggest Loser, contestants try to win a $250,000 prize by losing the highest percentage of body weight. Alison Sweeney hosts while Bob Harper, Dolvett Quince, and Jillian Michaels coach. Contestants include American Idol winner Ruben Studdard and Olympic athlete Holley Mangold.
The ratings are typically the best indication of a show's likelihood of staying on the air. The higher the ratings (particularly the 18-49 demo), the better the chances for survival. This chart will be updated as new ratings data becomes available — usually the next day, around 11:30am EST/8:30am PST. Refresh to see the latest.
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Final season averages: 1.9 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 6.52 million total viewers.
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For comparisons: The 14th season of The Biggest Loser averaged a 2.3 rating in the demo and 6.14 million viewers.
Note: These are the final national numbers (unless noted with an "*"). These are different from the fast affiliate numbers which are just estimates of the actual ratings and are reported on by most other outlets. The final nationals are typically released within 24 hours of the programming or, in the case of weekends and holidays, a couple days later.
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ALBANY Julia Lennon saw a small opening, and she took advantage of it.
The senior scored the game winning goal with two defenders in her face to lift Shaker to an 8-7 victory over Guilderland in the Section II Class A girls lacrosse final Wednesday, May 21, at the University at Albany.
Lennon's shot went around the two Guilderland defenders and tucked inside the post with 50.7 seconds left to give Shaker (16-0) its second Sectional title in the last three years.
"I just saw the opening really fast, and I had to release it very quickly to catch the goalie off guard," said Lennon.
"She's really good. That's all there is to it. She's just that good," said Shaker coach Kara DePaula-Lynch.
Guilderland (14-5) did everything in its power to stop Lennon, who entered the game with 83 goals on the season. But despite being double teamed on a regular basis, Lennon still scored four goals.
"Their defense played very well in this game," said Lennon. "We just figured out we had to spread it out and pass the ball around, and the openings would come."
"She usually scores six to eight goals a game. She didn't today," said Guilderland coach Carrie Britt. "We played very well, considering we were on defense most of the game."
The first five minutes of last Wednesday's final was similar to last year's Class A championship game between the two Suburban Council powers in that Guilderland took advantage of a yellow card penalty to strike for two goals. Cara Quimby got the first one 40 seconds after Sarah Cheney was sent off, and Katie Becker tallied the second one 40 seconds after Quimby's goal to put the Lady Dutch ahead 2-0.
DePaula-Lynch called a time out with 19:12 left in the first half following a Morgan Hardt goal to give Guilderland a 3-0 cushion. The message she gave her team was clear: don't forget what happened one month earlier when Shaker rallied for a 12-11 overtime win against the Lady Dutch.
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'''''Note: [http://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/2011-2012/publicact/pdf/2011-PA-... Public Act 38 of 2011] repealed the Michigan Business Tax (MBT) and implemented the Corporate Income Tax (CIT). [http://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/2011-2012/publicact/pdf/2011-PA-... Public Act 39] was passed in conjunction with the CIT and allows for certain credits awarded under the MBT to be retained for the duration of the agreements. Businesses receiving certain credits, including Renaissance Zone credits, may choose to either continue to file under the MBT to continue claiming their credits, or file under the CIT. No additional Renaissance Zone credits will be awarded after 2011.'''''
Businesses certified by the NextEnergy Authority that locate in the NextEnergy Zone to research, develop, or manufacture "alternative energy technologies," as defined by the Michigan Next Energy Authority Act, may claim a credit equal to their qualified payroll amount multiplied by their income tax rate for that year. In order for an employee's compensation to qualify for this treatment, the employee must work on alternative energy-related research, development or manufacturing and have a regular place of employment within the NextEnergy Zone. If the credit exceeds the tax liability of the business for the tax year, the portion of the credit exceeding the tax liability will be refunded. This credit initially took effect beginning in 2003 and was scheduled to expire at the end of 2007 with the repeal of MCL § 208.39e. In 2007 however, it was renewed as part of a larger reworking of state business taxing policy.
The NextEnergy Authority legislation was amended in 2006 by [http://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/2005-2006/publicact/pdf/2006-PA-... SB 583], which expanded the definitions relating to alternative energy technologies. Eligible alternative energy technologies include: fuel cells, PV, biomass, solar thermal heating and cooling, wind energy, CHP, microturbines, miniturbines, Stirling engines, electricity storage systems, and clean fuel energy systems powered by methane, natural gas, methanol, ethanol, or hydrogen. See MCL § 207.822 for a complete listing of eligible technologies.
NextEnergy is a comprehensive economic-development plan to position Michigan as a world leader in the research, development, commercialization and manufacture of alternative-energy technologies. NextEnergy was created to address the risks of continued dependence on foreign energy resources, to mitigate increasing environmental concerns, and to prepare for the possibility of technologies that may replace the internal combustion engine.
The Michigan Strategic Fund designated the NextEnergy Zone a Renaissance Zone in 2002. Businesses located within this zone may also be eligible for additional tax benefits. Contact the NextEnergy Center for more information. The NextEnergy Zone, located in Detroit at Wayne State University Research and Technology Park, is home of the 40,000-square-foot NextEnergy Center. The center includes laboratory facilities, business incubator space, collaborative meeting space and other facilities that will support Michigan's alternative-energy industry.


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MinuteHound Offers Time and Attendance Solutions For the Security Industry
MinuteHound now offers time and attendance solutions for the Security Industry, assisting with management operations focused on employees at multiple locations and contracts.
New York, NY (PRWEB) March 26, 2013
Security is, essentially, a job that never sleeps. Whether the sun is rising over the horizon or the quietness of night is setting in, professionals in the security industry are hard at work. They may be protecting banks, other government facilities, stadiums, HOA's, high-rises, and many other private and public places.
As a result of this constant action, it's difficult for owners and managers to keep track of security employees' hours worked. Certainly, managers are not regularly at the facility in the middle of the night, so they don't know who is really there. Owners and managers alike are switching to MinuteHound to take the questions, errors, and false reporting, out of managing hourly employees. MinuteHound is easy to use, and only requires the swipe of a finger to log the security personnel's time-in and time-out.
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At a baseball stadium, for example, security officers will be posted at a variety of different gates. They do not necessarily have a central office to report to, but they still have the ability to sign-in to their job from any location with a fingerprint scanning device. Once an employee swipes their finger or thumb, the time is recorded live so that supervisors can log-in and view the information in real time.
Ultimately, in some locations, managers might not ever come face-to-face with security workers. Therefore, it's difficult for them to know if an employee has missed a shift or arrived late to work. MinuteHound helps businesses address that problem by alerting managers in real time when employees deviate from their assigned schedule. This way, security companies can reduce the number of managers needed, therefore lowering overhead and increasing profits.
The security industry also benefits from MinuteHound's design. Employees can clock-in on any scanner, and clock-out with any scanner. It doesn't matter if employees start work at one location/department, and end their shift somewhere else. All times are precisely recorded live.
The security industry is a diverse one. With day, swing, popcorn, and graveyard shifts, the security industry works around the clock to meet the needs of varied clients. With so many different shifts, timekeeping can be confusing and overwhelming if a company does not have the correct system in place. These are just a few of the reasons businesses in the security sector are turning to MinuteHound.
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Report: US considering pre-World Cup friendly vs. Iran
The USMNT has had preliminary discussions about hosting a friendly against Iran ahead of next year's World Cup, NBC News reported.
The match could be part of a mini-tournament to be held on American soil in April, as Iranian media reported, involving Iran, a team from Europe and a team from South America.
Both the US and Iran have qualified for the World Cup and any a match would likely only occur if the teams aren't drawn into the same group, which will be determined Dec. 6.
"There [have] been preliminary discussions regarding the possibility of a USA and Iran match," Iran's goalie coach, Dan Gaspar, an American citizen, e-mailed to Foxsports. "There is genuine interest on both sides to have this possible match become a reality. Things are in motion."
"For 90 minutes, [it's] an ideal gesture towards diplomacy and could be a launching pad towards respectful, honest and peaceful solutions. The world would benefit from such discussions," he wrote.
A spokesman for the United States Soccer Federation said the organization has reached out to all of the nine countries which have qualified for next summer's World Cup in Brazil and that no fixtures are currently set.
"We've reached out to every team that's qualified for the World Cup because we know that a lot of teams are looking at the possibility of coming to the United States for a pre-World Cup training camp," the spokesman said to Fox. "Have we reached out to Iran? Yes. But we've talked to all these federations."
The apparent olive branch comes just weeks after President Obama spoke with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani – the first time the leaders of both countries spoke since 1979.
In two prior matches against Iran, the US is 0-1-1, including a loss at the 1998 World Cup in France which knocked the US out of the tournament.


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In the run up to the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, churches are reiterating their call for British troops to withdraw from the country and will join in a 'Christian Peace Witness for Iraq'
Church leaders in Britain, including Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams, have continued to make private and public appeals for the release of Chaldean Archbishop Paulos Faraj Rahno, who was kidnapped recently in Baghdad.
A Royal security expert says Prince Harry's attempt to serve with British forces in Afghanistan has handed a propaganda coup to radical anti-Western groups who will portray him as going from shooting grouse to shooting Muslims.
In the run up to the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, Pax Christi and Fellowship of Reconciliation are organising a seminar to help Christian peace organisations and campaigners reflect on the current situation in Iraq and to discuss the way forward.
Supporters of Brian Haw, the Christian peace protestor whose long-running Westminster vigil against the Iraq war led to the government banning demonstrations in the vicinity, have expressed outrage at his arrest yesterday.
Church and civic leaders in Iraq are expressing concern after reports that a number of churches were bombed on Sunday 6 January 2007, following Eid and Christmas, and at a time when Orthodox Christians were celebrating New Year's Eve.
Christians are fleeing Iraq and Christianity risks disappearing from the country, says a senior Baghdad archbishop, reiterating appeals made recently to Western churches to intercede with their governments about the Iraqis' plight.
A Baghdad-based British Anglican priest has told a US news network that Christians are considerably worse off now than they were during the regime of the late Saddam Hussein, Iraq's former dictator, whose deposition he welcomed.
As the humanitarian and military crisis continues in Iraq, European Catholic bishops have issued an appeal to governments to permit more refugees from the country to live in the region - against the backdrop of growing refusals.
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Wireless Power Consortium Adds Leading Technology Brands, Signals Further Momentum for Global Adoption of Qi Standard
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3 /PRNewswire/ — The Wireless Power Consortium (the Consortium) announced today the addition of seven new members, including Research In Motion (RIM), a leader in wireless communications with its award-winning range of BlackBerry® smartphones, and Energizer, one of the world's largest manufacturers of primary batteries, battery-powered devices and flashlights. The Consortium also announced the successful completion of the second round of prototype testing at a members' interoperability test held on 27-28 October.
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Membership of the Consortium now stands at 21 leading device and electronics manufacturers. In addition to RIM and Energizer, the other new members are: case-mate, a leading digital accessories company; Continental Automotive, a leading global automotive supplier; Hanrim Postech, a leading Korean-based battery manufacturer; Logah Technology, a Taiwan-based professional OEM/ODM manufacturer; and Rohm Semiconductor, a leading manufacturer of semiconductors for the consumer market.
"The successful completion of the second round of interoperability testing and the notification that Qi receivers will be royalty-free(1) for consumer products will make it attractive for device manufacturers to include wireless power capability in a broad range of mass market products. This also provides device manufacturers with predictability and transparency as they plan their product roadmaps," said Camille Tang, President, ConvenientPower Limited and Co-Chair, Wireless Power Consortium, Promotion Work Group.
"The Consortium expects that wireless power receivers will be integrated into a significant percentage of all battery-powered mobile devices and into the batteries themselves. What USB is for wired connectivity, Qi will become for wireless power," said Ms. Tang.
The new members of the Consortium welcomed the opportunity to support the Qi universal standard:
"We are proud to be a member of the Consortium, participating in the acceleration of wireless power technology by launching environmentally conscious and lifestyle changing wireless solutions," said Shashi Reddy, Chief Executive Officer, case-mate.
Continental Automotive:
"Continental Automotive is committed to innovation and we are pleased to participate in the universal wireless power standard and prepare the integration of this new technology in cars," said Bruno Albesa, Senior Innovation Project Manager, Continental Automotive.
"Energizer is excited to join the Wireless Power Consortium," commented Jeff Ziminski, Chief Marketing Officer, Energizer. "The development of the Qi standard provides the opportunity to satisfy consumer demand for convenient and wireless power for all of their high-tech portable devices."
Hanrim Postech:
"We are pleased to participate in the universal standardization of wireless power as a new member of the Consortium. Wireless power is a game-changing technology with tremendous potential to change the way people live. Even though it is early days for wireless power, we will soon face a world without wires!" said Dr. Yoon-Sang Kook, Chief Technology Officer, Hanrim Postech.
Logah Technology:
"We are very excited to see the establishment of a universal standard in wireless charging, which will accelerate the adoption of wireless power technology in many electronic devices," said Bob Ho, Director, New Products, Logah Technology Corp.
Research In Motion:
"We're pleased to join the Wireless Power Consortium and work in a concerted effort to bring about open and interoperable wireless charging standards that will benefit consumers," said Mike McAndrews, Vice President, Product Marketing, Research In Motion.
Rohm Semiconductor:
"We are pleased to participate in the Consortium and contribute to the revolution of electronic devices with our advanced power-management technology," said Hiroo Mochida, Director, KTC LSI Development, Rohm Semiconductor.
Consumer research has indicated that a universal standard in wireless power charging ranked within the top 20 percent of consumer lifestyle demands and that more than 80 percent of consumers surveyed saw wireless power as something they would use with virtually all of their electronic devices every time they charge them(2). The Consortium's Qi universal standard pioneers the interoperability needed for easy, convenient wireless power charging everywhere.
About Qi and the Wireless Power Consortium
Established 17 December 2008, the Wireless Power Consortium's mission is to create and promote wide market adoption of Qi the international wireless power standard for interoperability across rechargeable electronic devices. Members include case-mate, Continental Automotive, ConvenientPower, Duracell, Energizer, Fulton Innovation, Hanrim Postech, Hosiden, Leggett & Platt, Logah Technology, National Semiconductor, Nokia, Olympus, Philips, RIM, Rohm Semiconductor, Samsung, Sanyo, Shenzhen Sangfei Consumer Communications, ST-Ericsson, and Texas Instruments.
The Wireless Power Consortium welcomes and invites all interested companies to join as members. More information can be found at wirelesspowerconsortium.com.
Qi is pronounced "chee" and means "vital energy".
(1) Subject to conditions specified In Wireless Power Consortium Charter and related agreements.
(2) Research conducted with Ipsos Vantis, AcuPOLL and Frost & Sullivan.
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I got really lucky. The $5 data plan I ended up with is the unthrottled truly unlimited 4G data.
My phone call just saved me around $3000! My monthly savings came out to be about $119/month + 1 month credit ($197).
$197 - 5 lines
1500 minutes = $100
unlimited nights, weekends, mobile to mobile, and family texting
+ 3 lines = $10x3
2 lines of truly unlimited data. = $60
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- promo 15%
$78 - 4 lines
1000 minutes = $55
+ 2 lines = $0/$5x2 = $0/$10
unlimited nights, weekends, mobile to mobile, and family texting = $15
3 lines of truly unlimited data. = $5 x 3 = $15
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a little thing they told me too (not sure if they'll reneg) but the $5 rate will lock. as in even after your 2 year is up, as long as you dont upgrade, they won't increase your data plan rate. xD I accidentally cancelled it on 1 of my 4 lines for my family. haha
anyone know why it would be bad to share the source code freely?
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My reps told me that the requirements for this deal are:
1 - upgraded/extended contract within last 2 months
2 - currently having more than 2GB data plan
3 - be under Classic plan
Very different from what some other SDs are saying as well...
And she would not transfer me to loyalties department and tried to refrain me from contacting that department...
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Just spoke with the loyalty department and my head is spinning. Hopefully, someone can help me make some sense of this.
3 lines (1 @ full upgrade eligible, 2 @ 9 months since last subsidized upgrade)
Family 700+1 Additional line+Family Texting+2 Pref Web (5GB)+1 200MB web-$10 loyalty discount (probably expires in a few months, I don't recall) = $120/mo
Classic 1000+1 Additional line+3 Bridge to Value (2GB) = $100
This includes a 12 mo discount of $5/mo for the additional line, so I guess it'll go up to $105 in 2014.
Also, I was given an Unlimited Bridge to Value offer of $10/line. I think 2GB would suffice for my phones though.
EDIT: Reading above, seems strange that she told me the $5/mo Bridge to Value was 2GB when it's reported as 5GB in the first post. Will clarify that when she calls back on Tuesday.
This is all before the 10% corporate discount that I get.
The rep did confirm that I will lose the bridge to value plan if I use a phone upgrade.
But, she offered me an S3 for $180, Nexus 4 for $150 or One S for $130 WITHOUT using my upgrade.
Because of that, I'd be in place to move to a value plan without penalty in 9 months.
This something I should proceed with?
One other concern is that my kids are going to want the iphone. Seems like I might have to be on a value plan in order to get an iphone. I know there's nothing definite, but signs are looking like that might be the case. Loyalty has always stepped up for me though, so I wouldn't be shocked if there's a way around that.
Also, is it worth getting the S3 for $180 without using an upgrade vs. negotiating something better (hasn't it been free with some sales?) and using the upgrade and not worrying about getting over to the value plan later on or paying the penalty to move to the value plan?
And what happens when I do go to value? I basically pay the same as what I'd pay with this Classic offer, except I have to pay for my phones? If the phones are effectively worth $20/mo each, maybe I am better just staying on the Family plan I have now and continuing to get subsidized upgrades, no? When I get 3 new phones a year from now, won't I then be paying $160/mo on the Classic plan, when I could have received 3 subsidized phones and still be paying the $120/mo that I'm paying now? I'm all assuming about the same money down for a phone as well.
Not sure I understand how the value plan is good for me. I must be missing something.
Appreciate anyone's thoughts on this.
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More concerned about the plan options. Would like some feedback on that part.
she also said we can give you $10 off a month for 6 months without me even asking for it.
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COVINGTON - As a historic drought sucks reservoirs, lakes and streams dry across the state, officials are focusing their attention on protecting water supply and quality for the future.In Newton County, it's no different, and the wheels of one local water quality project that has been in the works for two years are slowly beginning to turn. The county is putting special emphasis on protecting the Alcovy River, the drinking water source that now supplies the Cornish Creek Reservoir and will one day supplement the proposed Bear Creek Reservoir. To protect water quality in the river, the county's goal is to establish an undisturbed buffer ranging from 150 to 300 feet along the banks of the Alcovy. The protected area would stretch 14 miles, from East End Road to the northernmost county line. The county has received a $300,000 federal grant for the project, to be augmented by $200,000 in local matching funds or in-kind services. The grant was awarded in 2006 by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under the Federal Water Pollution Act and administered through the Georgia Environmental Protection Division of the Department of Natural Resources. With the grant set to expire in 2009, the county is now ready to move forward with acquiring property for the project. The county will be asking landowners along the river to make a simple fee donation or place their property in a conservation easement, said Cheryl Delk, special projects coordinator for the county. A fee simple donation is the transfer of a property by deeding it directly to a land trust or government agency without accepting any money for the property. A conservation easement is a legally binding covenant between current and future property owners and an organization such as a conservancy to preserve natural areas by restricting certain uses. Tax benefits may be available to donors in both cases. "It would still be their property, it would just be protected in perpetuity," Delk said. Karl Kelley, director of the county's water resources department, said the proposed buffer will not only protect water quality, but also reduce the cost of water production. Vegetation in the buffer acts as natural filtration for surface runoff, which supplies the majority of drinking water in the county, except for residents who have wells, he said. "(Pollutants) don't wind up in the stream - a good buffer will reduce our cost of producing drinking water," he said. Most buffers in the county are 25 to 35 feet, Kelley said, but can be as much as 125 feet in sensitive watersheds. Buffers prevent erosion and provide protected habitats for wildlife such as turtles, raccoons and possums. Buffers also provide a protective barrier to pollutants that can destroy "critters" known as benthic invertebrates that inhabit streams, Kelley said. A stream's health is measured by the health of these creatures. "Any type of buffer provides numerous benefits not only to the stream itself but to wildlife habitats," he said. The Georgia Wildlife Federation will undertake a survey of the Alcovy River later this year to identify erosion and pollution problems, assisted by students at Oxford College, said Robert Phillips, assistant water issues coordinator for the Georgia Wildlife Federation. "We hope to use (the survey data) in the future to come back and make corrections and improve quality," Phillips said. The federation is also planning a family day at Lake Varner "to introduce the community to the recreational aspect of good, clean water and the importance of a riparian buffer," he said. Those who want more information on riparian buffers can tune in to local cable show Catch 22 during the month of April, where Kelley and County Arborist Debbie Bell will be interviewed on the subject. Beginning April 1, the show will air six times daily through April 30 on Channel 22. Crystal Tatum can be reached at crystal.tatum@ newtoncitizen.com.
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Does your child shun eating vegetables and fruits? A pan-India study, which includes Mumbai, ascertains that seven out of 10 children are fussy eaters. Fussy eaters consume less fruits and vegetables, eat incomplete meals and are relatively difficult to feed.
The study, titled SureMoms, was carried out by Abbott Healthcare Pvt Ltd, a pharmaceutical company, in four metro cities — Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai and Kolkata — between October and December 2013 across 64 clinics. It surveyed 1,181 children between the ages of two and 10 to find that a shocking 45% of them are undernourished. Dieticians measured the children's weight and height as well as asked mothers about their kids' eating habits.
But the figures in Mumbai are the most alarming of all, with 78% of all the children surveyed in the city having height and weight parameters below average. The study was conducted on the premise that many mothers in metro India are concerned that their child is a fussy eater.
The study observed that fussy eating is seen to strike more in early years — 61% children who were fussy eaters fell in the age group of two to four. Also, 73% of fussy eaters in the age group of 9 to 10 were found to have below-average height and weight.
"Fussy eating is often brushed aside as a growing-up phenomenon by elders in the family. However, over a long period of time, it can impact growth. It begins as early as infancy and has an impact that is evident in the later years of life," says Dr PS Moralwar, senior paediatrician from Navi Mumbai.
Dr Bhuvaneshwari Shankar, chief dietitian, Apollo Hospital in Chennai, says, "Fussy eaters are seen to eat less fruits and vegetables and have to be coaxed and cajoled into finishing meals. Parents must ensure that a day's major meals include a variety of healthy foods. Meals should be nourishing and appealing as well as tasty. For example, making rotis in different shapes and making soups and gravies for kids who don't like to eat vegetables."
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LONDON — Animal health experts called on Wednesday for new precautions against bird flu because cats, and possibly other mammals, can be infected and could spread the H5N1 virus.
Dr Albert Osterhaus, of Erasmus University in Rotterdam in the Netherlands, also warned that as well as passing H5N1 to other species, cats may help the virus to adapt into a more highly infectious strain in humans which could spark a pandemic.
"We have to take a number of precautionary measures," said Osterhaus, a virologist and veterinarian.
"We need to keep in mind that mammals can be infected and that they can spread the disease, in principle."
Animals such as dogs, foxes, ferrets and seals may also be vulnerable to infection, the researchers said in a commentary in the journal Nature.
They recommended that in areas where avian flu is endemic, cats should not be in contact with birds or their droppings. Cats may need to be kept indoors and if animals or other carnivores show signs of illness they should be tested for H5N1.
"Perhaps there is a case for developing a vaccine for cats as well," Osterhaus told Reuters.
Cats can also act as an early warning signal for the virus.
"When wild birds are infected we have seen that cats are quite effective in catching them and catching the disease. In this way they could be sentinels," Osterhaus said.
Deaths from H5N1, which has infected 191 people and killed 108, have been reported in cats in countries in Asia and in Iraq and Germany. Tigers and leopards in zoos in Thailand have also died after eating fresh chicken carcasses.
"The potential role of cats should be considered in official guidelines for controlling the spread of H5N1 virus," said Osterhaus, Thijs Kuiken of Erasmus University and Peter Roeder, an animal health officer at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in Rome, in the journal.
Studies at Erasmus University have shown that cats can be infected through the respiratory tract, in a similar way to humans, but that the more likely route is through the gut by eating infected birds.
The animals develop serious or fatal disease and can transmit the virus to other cats.
"We have shown that cat-to-cat transmission is possible," Osterhaus said. "That is important because it would predispose the virus to adapt to mammals. We cannot exclude that. How big the problem is we don't know."
It has also been shown that the amount of virus excreted by cats through the respiratory tract or in feces is lower than the levels from chickens.
The scientists do not know how long cats can excrete the virus, the minimal amount of virus needed to cause infection in cats or whether virus transmission from cats to poultry, humans and other species is possible.
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MANILA, Philippines – Big Chill remained unscathed after a hard-fought 68-59 win over winless Boracay Rum Monday in the PBA D-League Aspirants Cup at the FilOil Flying V Arena in San Juan.
The Superchargers fought off a third quarter funk as they banked on their defense down the stretch to nail their fourth consecutive win.
"We led by 13 but it was trimmed down. Luckily we were able to make stops. That's why I tell them to always play defense, because defense can turn your bad luck around. If we miss, then we play defense," said Big Chill head coach Robert Sison.
Big Chill looked well on its way to an easy win when it led 46-33 before Boracay Rum went on an 15-1 run to end the third period.
"(We didn't play) consistent basketball on both ends, that's what I'm telling them," added Sison, who also cited that his team felt the effects of a 10-day layoff.
Mar Villahermosa nailed a much-needed basket for Big Chill to start the fourth quarter that somehow got his team out of the dry spell.
The Waves, who drowned to their fifth straight setback, failed to sustain their play as they went back to their sloppy ways.
The Superchargers went on a run of their own, scoring seven unanswered points to push their lead back to seven 62-55 with 3:42 left.
Terrence Romeo scored 22 points, including a triple that sealed Big Chill's win 67-59 with only 1:18 remaining.
Romeo though went just six-of-18 from the field and only one-of-seven in the third quarter.
Roider Cabrera led Boracay Rum with 17 markers in just 19 minutes.
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I will be in Bloomington the 17th through the 21st. Give me a call 785-462-5700
Anytime , We can meet at Papa Bears in Blomington.it was ranked as the best pizza parlor in any college town when I was there Mama bears for the Family and Papa bears for the big boys or in my case the OLD mennothing I like better than getting around a bunch of wrestlers and shooting the shot .Russ
Thanks for the kind words about Tanner. Maybe someday we can sit down, crack open a cold one and talk about wrestling!!
Kriss ,
IU has one of the more beautiful campuses in America -especially now that that the leaves are changing -I loved my time on campus but as a walk on academic ride I could not train as hard as needed . I lived in Dunn house my first year and then rented a house down off 20h street across from Assembly hall .
I just think it may be time for some fresh blood as Duane has been there for 18 years and with Mena leaving I look at that as a sign of trouble .I hope I am wrong as well.however I meant what I said about Tanner and him having a great career -tell him to take his time coming back because my first surgery came apart and they had to replace it. I can only imagine how proud you must be of Tanner and rightfully so-best wishes ,Russ
Tanner loves it at Indiana, and is very dissapointed about his shoulder. But he is the kind of kid to do every tthing possible to recover quickly and get back on the mat. He told me that if powless or fagiano weighed 203, he could give them a run for thier money. Before he got hurt he was beating perry and cameron. I just hope you are wrong about IU and Tanner helps make IU a top 5 team
I walked on at IU in 1977-god i am old-but never have I seen a program in such disarray as Goldman's kids over the last 3-4 years . I watched all the footage Of Tanner that I could find and he is quite the SPECIMEN !! I know Matt Powless and some of the other guys and they paint a pretty gloomy portrait of the room -Matt is undersized for 197 as he won state here in Indiana at 171-I do not even pretend to care about IU anymore -when I first came on this board I was defending them all the time-but I did my own research on this -and every wrestler has had a worse record every year for the past 3 years except Perry ( and now Young )-look at Hernandez ,Coughlin ,Kinser ,Walpole and even Angel-I just hope Tanner did not make a mistake coming here - Tell Tanner I wish him a speedy , full, recovery and I hope he has a great career . Shoulders are the Achilles Heel of wrestlers -I am 51 and had to have mine replaced last year .
Russell, tanner is actually my son. He is going to redshirt this year because he tore up his shoulder in practice, Surgery on Nov 18th to fix it. Tanner said he was doing really well against the 84lbers but struggled against the 97lbers, because they weighed 220 and Tanner only weighed 203. We will have to wait till next year to compete.
Hey Kriss ,
The reason I asked you about whether Goldman told your brother that Fagiano was coming back is I believe that is a recruiting violation and Kevin can get a year of eligibility back . I hear that Fag is red shirting as is Kevin -so Fag will be at hwt ? and Tanner at 197 ?
Kriss -Did Goldman inform you while recruiting your brother that Joe Fagiano was transferring back in from Hofstra ? I thought Tanner might break the starting line up over Powless but Fagiano is another story -2years ,2 colleges and 2 NCAA appearances . I notice Malone is gone as is Cook and Walpole -Nick transferred to Univ .of Indy and may well be a Div 2 AA. Cook was the heir apparent to Everhart and was 9-1 last season and Ramos was a top recruit and now IU has 0 149's . I sent the school a letter stating my displeasure but it will do no good . I understand Tanner is quite a good wrestler perhaps he should contact CMU-they need big men and their coach is outstanding .Good Luck .
Goldman is an idiot in my opininion. I have coached wrestling for over 30 years and those kids look like escape's from a refugee camp . Angel Escobedo wrestled 135 in high/school and wrestles 125 now -5 years later -I have coached against Nick Walpole and the last time I saw him I did not recognize him -same with Matt Coughlin -Coughlin was the #1 160 HS senior and came to IU ,beat the 157 lber and cut to 149 and AA'd -then the following year he beat Becker again and Goldman made him wrestle 165 .this year he cut back to 157 but could not beat Kinser -Matt won 31 matches as a freshman ,25 as a soph and 16 last year .He won't make varsity .Perry wrerstles 189 and cut to 174 and has stayed at 174 since he got to IU -I love IU and graduated from there , but Goldman sucks .
I wish Tanner the best of luck .
Tanner wrestled at senior national giving up way too much weight. He weighed in at 202lbs. During high school he fluctuated between 197 and 205. Right now he is weighing about 212 and lifting every day. He is about 6ft2in and really has a great wrestlers build. I just hope they don't want him at 184
Hi-thanks for the info on Tanner .Will he be able to make 197 -Goldman has those kids cutting too much weight ,imo.


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