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The Grand Reserve at Spring Hill Apartments Spring Hill TN 37174
3085 Commonwealth Dr Spring Hill TN, 37174
1 to 3 bedroom apartments $880 to $1150
Worthington Glen Apartments Spring Hill TN 37174
1000 Worthington Ln Spring Hill TN, 37174
1 to 3 bedroom apartments $835 to $1170
Walden Creek Spring Hill Apartments Spring Hill TN 37174
1000 Walden Creek Ter Spring Hill TN, 37174
1 to 3 bedroom apartments $840 to $1090
Caspian Hills Apartments Fairview TN 37062
7228 Caspian Dr Fairview TN, 37062
2 to 3 bedroom apartments $625 to $750
Legacy at Fairview Apartments Fairview TN 37062
1000 Park Village Ct Fairview TN, 37062
2 to 4 bedroom apartments $669 to $859
Dwell at McEwen Apartments Franklin TN 37067
1 to 3 bedroom apartments $1122 to $2381
Crescent Cool Springs Apartments Franklin TN 37067
1 to 3 bedroom apartments $1339 to $2610
Carrington Hills Apartments Franklin TN 37067
3750 Carothers Pky Franklin TN, 37067
1 to 3 bedroom apartments $1023 to $2507
Venue at Cool Springs Apartments Franklin TN 37067
1001 Midwood St Franklin TN, 37067
1 to 3 bedroom apartments $1270 to $4345
Viera Cool Springs Apartments Franklin TN 37067
300 Royal Oaks Blvd N Franklin TN, 37067
1 to 2 bedroom apartments $1050 to $1241
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Nick and Vanessa Lachey shared the first picture of their beautiful baby daughter Brooklyn in a new family photo with their son Camden, and what a stunning family they are.
Vanessa Lachey has given birth to a baby girl!
Nick Lachey announced his wife's pregnancy in July of 2014, taking to Twitter to share a photo of the words "It's a Girl" written in the sand.
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Keep up with the latest news and events from the Public and International Affairs Department here. Our faculty and students are always striving to create new and innovative opportunities to get involved in the department. Below you will find a host of information regarding recent press and media coverage, forums, community, and exciting new student research projects and events.
New Professor, Dr. Jessica Weinkle
Faculty Press and Media
- Dr. Jeffrey Brudney is a member of the Expert Advisory Committee for the United Nations Volunteers "State of the World's Volunteerism Report," scheduled for publication in 2015. Dr. Brudney serves with members of 14 other nations on the Expert Committee. Recently the Committee met at UN Headquarters in Bonn, Germany. Dr. Brudney also served on the Expert Advisory Committee for the first United Nations SWVR, published in 2011.
- Our very own Dr. Daniel Masters hosted a panel discusssion April 28, 2014 to discuss the ongoing events in the Ukraine.
Dr. Remonda Kleinberg moderated the discussion and panelists included:
- Dr. Diane Levy, ANT, "Ukraine in 2013"
- Dr. David Graber FLL/IS "Ukraine Crisis in the Russian Media"
- Dr. Jerrod Tanny, HST "Jews in Ukraine"
- Dr. Sue McCaffrey, HST "Eastern Ukraine: Past and Present"
- Dr. Jim Leutze, "Military History: Russia in Ukraine"
- Dr. Dan Masters, DPIA, "Foreign Policy responses: Russia and the West."
- Betty and Dan Cameron Distinguished Professor of Innovation in the Nonprofit Sector Dr. Jeffery L. Brudney was invited to serve on the Expert Advisory Panel for the United Nations Volunteers to write the *State of the World's Volunteerism Report*, Volume II. He also served on the Expert Advisory Panel for the United Nations Volunteers on the first *State of the World's Volunteerism Report,* published in 2011. The Panel was held in Bonn, Germany in February 2014.
- UNCW and the City of Wilmington recently hosted a free forum entitled "Examing Gun Violence from a Wilmington Perspective." Dr. Earl Sheridan, Professor and Chair of the Department of International and Public Affairs introduced the group discussion and audience Q & A. Panelists included Craig Burnett (Public and International Affairs); Cecil Willis (Sociology and Criminology); and Donyell Roseboro (Watson College of Education). Dr. Aaron King of the Public and international Affairs Department served as moderator.
- Great job Dr. Weinkle on your Star News Article-When Science Meets Politics
Congratulations to the Department of Public and International Affairs, the Department of English and Center for Teaching Excellence on their partnership with the International Islamic University, Islamabad, and securing a $1 Million dollar grant from U.S. State Department for Educational, Cultural Partnership.
Or very own Dr. Dan Masters took part in writing the winning proposal and will serve as one of the chief collaborators alongside his counterparts in Pakistan. This is the largest State Department grant to a university within the UNC System to date, placing UNCW among an elite group of American Universities to receive a grant of this magnitude from the State Department.
Congratulations Dr. Masters, TIGR and UNCW!
UNCW Receives $1 Million Grant from U.S. State Department for Educational, Cultural Partnership
- Wilmington's own Star News recently penned an excellent article touting the accomplishments of the new and exciting "Nonprofit Leadership Experience" class. The class is jointly taught by Betty and Dan Cameron Family Professor of Innovation in the Nonprofit Sector Dr. Jeffrey Brudney and Dr. Christopher Prentice. The class is applied in nature, combining undergraduate and graduate students and blending lecture and field experience to produce projects in the community for local nonprofits.. Read the article here (External PDF).
Dr. Jeffrey L. Brudney, Betty and Dan Cameron Family Distinguished Professor of Innovation in the Nonprofit Sector at the University of North Carolina Wilmington conceptualized and oversaw the production of the short film "Building a Better Wilmington: Giving and Volunteering in the Port City." Filmed here in Wilmington, the project aims to encourage student film making and to inspire participation in the community.
Undergraduate film major Ryan Seals directed, filmed, and edited the film and MPA graduate student Vanessa Lacer produced the film under Dr. Brudney's supervision. The film will be featured at this years Cucalorus Film Festival November 13-17, 2013.
Student News
Department of Public and International Affairs Graduation ceremony. May 2014.
Professors from the Public and International Affairs department participated in "Pie a Professor Day" on November 7, 2013. Students had the opportunity to relieve some pre-finals stress and support a good cause by throwing a pie at a PIA professor for a $2 donation. The good sports that were "pied"included Dr. Aaron King, Dr. Craig Burnett, Dr. Tom Barth (pictured to the right), Dr. Paige Tan, and Professor Chris Faulkner. All proceeds benefitted the UNCW Model United Nations Club.
Public and International Affairs Community
Welcome Aboard Our Newest PIA Faculty Members
Jessica Weinkle, Ph.D. (Pictured at top of page)
Jessice Weinkle has joined the faculty of Marine and Coastal Ocean Policy this Spring semester. She moved to UNCW from the University of Colorado Boulder where she completed her Ph.D. in Environmental Studies. Dr. Weinkle studies coastal risk politics and policy with a particular focus on public insurance programs that manage catastrophic risks such as, hurricanes and floods. Her courses for graduates and undergraduates focus on the interface of science, politics and policymaking.
In January, she had an op-ed in the Wilmington Star News that discussed the potential role of sea level science and the importance of public engagement in coastal land management planning.
Jennifer Biddle, Ph.D.
Jennifer "Jenny" Biddle joins us from American University where she served as a post-doctoral fellow conducting research on collaborative environmental governance. Her areas of interest include: environmental policy, collaborative environmental governance, freshwater ecology, and rain garden design and installation. Professor Biddle will be teaching graduate MPA courses as well as undergraduate Environmental Politics.
Christopher Prentice, Ph.D.
Christopher "Chris" Prentice recently graduated from NC State University with a Ph.D. in Public Administration with a specific focus on nonprofit organizations. His teaching and research interests include: civil society organizations in the Middle East, charter school funding, and nonprofit financial management. Professor Prentice will be teaching graduate MPA courses as well as undergraduate Public Administration.
Craig Burnett, Ph.D.
Craig Burnett joins us from Appalachian State University where he was an Assistant Professor of Political Science. He received his Ph.D. in Political Science from The University of California, San Diego (2010) where he studied Political Behavior and Political Institutions. His research interests include: voter knowledge, voter competency, decision-making, direct democracy, and urban politics and institutions. Professor Burnett's research has been featured in The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and The Sacramento Bee. Professor Burnett teaches state and local politics and politcal behavior.
Dr. King participating in the Model UN
"Pie a Professor" Fundraiser
Aaron King, Ph.D.
Aaron King recently graduated with a Ph.D. from Duke University (2013) where he studied American Politics and Political Methodology. Professor King was also a Political Institutions and Public Choice Program Fellow at Duke University. His research interests are in American politcal institutions (Congress, Politcial Parties, and Presidency). Professor King teaches Honors American Political Issues and American Political Parties. Professor King is also the faculty advisor to the Political Science Honors Fraternity, Pi Sigma Alpha.


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Our research focuses on targeting steroid metabolism to identify new therapeutic avenues for breast, prostate, ovarian, and colorectal cancer. With a strong interest in the enzymes (steroid sulphatase, sulphotransferases, 17b-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases) involved in oestrogen activation, our work has identified numerous compounds that target these pathways and are efficacious in pre-clinical cancer models.
The group works using various cut-edge in vitro and in vivo methodologies to investigate the importance of steriodogenesis in endocrine-cancers. Collaborating with many groups both nationally and internationally, we are at the forefront of research on various enzymes, primarily steroid sulphatase and 17 b -hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases, essential to oestrogen and androgen activation and metabolism. We have recently developed novel LC/-MS-MS methods to accurately determine oestrogen metabolism and sulphation. This method will be vital to furthering our understanding of how certain tissue and cancer metabolise oestrogens, and how this is involved in proliferation and apoptosis. Furthermore, we have developed novel cell lines of various malignancies that stably over-express our genes of interest, and we use these to successfully generate new in vivo models of hormone-dependent cancer: these models being important for pre-clinical drug development.
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Professor Chris McCabe - School of Clinical and Experimental Medicine
Professor Wiebke Arlt - School of Clinical and Experimental Medicine
Professor Jeremy Tomlinson - School of Clinical and Experimental Medicine
Dr Gareth Lavery - School of Clinical and Experimental Medicine
Dr Daniel Tennant - School of Cancer Sciences
Dr Sudha Sundar - School of Cancer Sciences
Dr Warwick Dunn - School of Biosciences
Dr Sam Butterworth - School of Clinical and Experimental Medicine
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Professor Nouri Neamati - University of Southern California
Dr Gregoire Prevost - CIPREVO Ltd, France
Professor Barry Potter - University of Bath
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Professor Gijs van den Brink - Amsterdam Medical Centre, Netherlands
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Mars might not be the best place to raise kids, but that's not stopping one Dutch nonprofit from hatching a plan to make that lyrical sci-fi scenario a real possibility within just 10 years.
Mars One began accepting applications earlier this week from wannabe astronauts willing to take a one-way flight to the Red Planet by 2023. The objective: "To establish the foundation of a permanent settlement from which we will prosper, learn, and grow."
The catch is that you'll leave friends and family forever. And die there. Without even taking a water shower. Maybe next to some brooding Russian named Anastasia, or alongside Stephan, the would-be comedian from Germany.
Only two men and two women will be tapped for the seven years of training and the initial seven-month voyage. Five more groups of four are slated to follow by the summer of 2015.
And interest is running high.
The website attracted some 230,000 unique users during the first 24 hours of the application process. Over the first two days, about 33,000 even paid the sign-up fee, which is based on the GDP of an applicant's home country. For a student from the U.S. named Austin, it comes to $38.
Sounds amazing, far-fetched, and over-the-top freaky all at once. Who in their right mind would be willing to give it all up in the name of space exploration? Judging from some of the applicants in the website's roundup, the "right mind" aspect is the tricky part.
This has made-for-TV written all over it. No, really. And Mars One intends to take advantage of that to raise funds. Lansdrop told NPR earlier this week that selling the trip as a prime-time show should be a no-brainer.
So, in that pop-culture, Jeff Probstian spirit, let's take a closer look at five of the most viewed submissions to hit the website this week for some insight as to why they could soon be on a television screen near you.
Learn more about the Mars One project in this video report
— Shawn Langlois
Meet Ilona. The "most popular" applicant so far with almost 35,000 views. Don't let the flowing blonde hair fool you. She's a 23-year-old "critically discerning cosmopolitan" from Finland who loves narratives and "seeks them from both books and games, digital and traditional."
Ilona, the bankable leading lady, is looking to "contribute to the greater good of humanity." She summons her already-on-Mars blonde self when she says in her video that she wants to be "an inspiration to the people of Earth." A crowd favorite early, but if her catty roommates have a vote, she might be bounced early.
Here's Stephan Guenther, a "44 years young" German who was "breathing" space long before he put on that jumpsuit. He's "happily married" with three kids, yet he is fantasizing about escaping them forever. You're not alone there, Stephan. He also readily admits he has a great sense of humor, which certainly won't grate on Ilona or whomever he spends the next 40 years of his life confined to close quarters with. "Big Brother" might grab this guy if Mars One doesn't.
He might need to work on that rating, though. He's at 1.7 stars out of five. Ilona's rating is 4.1.
Anastasia is a rare mix: microbiologist, poet and dreamer. She's also Russian and will probably end up Jan Brady to Ilona's Marcia. At least she and Stephan should get along well. She says she has "a good sense of humor that does not leave me even in bad situations." That could come in handy when Ilona starts droning on with her "narratives."
Anastasia explains that she's a good friend, but she may have said near the end of her video that she's always willing to step on somebody? If that's not just the thick accent playing tricks, she'll be a real ratings winner.
Finally, an American cracks the top five in terms of views, and this show has no chance in the major stateside markets without one. Anyway, this is Austin, a full-time student at George Mason University, and he's the highest-rated applicant on the site.
Even before this whole Mars thing, Austin had plans to earn his degree so that he could "answer questions about how the universe works." He expands on his desire to colonize Mars on Tumblr, where he acknowledges he might not make his targeted 140-year life expectancy "outside the protection of our planet." Part of the reason he wants to go? Stephen Hawking said it's a good idea. He's a shoo-in to be at the center of a Beatriz (stay tuned, slide-show viewer!) v. Ilona catfight.
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- Cool2Cast (¼ cup of C2C plaster to 1/8 cup of water will fill 2 medium lids)
- Water & measuring cups
- Zip top plastic bag
- Tin cans (use a can opener that removes the lids safely with no sharp edges)
- Stamp pad – any color
- Small rubber stamps – various shapes and an alphabet
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Pour 1/4 cup Cool2Cast plaster into zip top bag.
Add 1/8 cup room temp water to bag. Re-zip bag to seal and shake bag for about one minute.
Cut off one corner on the bottom of the bag.
Hold over lid and let the plaster flow from the cut corner into the lid.
Fill to the top edge of can lid. Carefully tap the edge of the lid, to help the liquid plaster settle. Let plaster dry completely. It will be solid to the touch in about 1 hour but leave overnight to dry completely.
Decorate the top by brushing on alcohol inks on the plaster. Let dry. Next, stamp words or sayings with rubber stamps.
- When you use the no-sharp edges type of can opener, you should find that the lid will snap back on when you are finished. If your lid does not, just tie ribbon from top to bottom to hold the lid in place in transit.
- Remove lid from can using the type of can opener that leaves no sharp edges on the lid.
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i i agree with onecraftymomma4life---------WHAT?????????????
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i'm kinda confused as what they are to be used for , i thought you were decorating the outside of a can to put a gift in , wich in that case i thought it was really pretty decorated can , and saved it but then as i read it , your giving a gift of a Plasterd filled CAN ? that seems realy really strange , maybe i'm missing the point .... but it just seems like a strange project , unless it's a door stopper .. I mean no offence to the designer but i just dont understand the point of this craft ,, what am i missing ?
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she is only making a plaster of paris lid for the can. decorate the can anyway you wish. here is the video for this projectL http://www.favecrafts.com/Cool2Craft-Videos/Decorated-Tin-Cans-Video when she fills the plaster of paris she is only filling the LID, not the whole can! re read the instructions and you will see what you missed. hopes this helps.
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"This zesty recipe leaves your kitchen smelling awesome and your taste buds dancing! I have made this recipe with pork tenderloin and pork chops. My next attempt will be with chicken, and I will try baking it. So, as you can see this recipe is very easy to adapt to your own taste and preferences."
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pork tenderloin, cut crosswise into 8 slices
lime, zested and juiced
1 teaspoon
olive oil
1 teaspoon
ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon
1 pinch
crushed red pepper flakes
1 clove
garlic, pressed
This is a fantastic and easy recipe. I followed others suggestions about increasing olive oil and decreasing salt. And the sauce this creates is yummy. I served it with roasted potatoes (olive oil, garlic salt, pepper and a little dried oregano). As a salad, combined bibb lettuce, toasted almonds, mandarin oranges, red onion, with a blush vinaigrette. The dinner was devoured and people continued to talk about it the remainder of the evening.
Way too much lime!!
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This smelled great as it was cooking, and was very tasty! I used a little more than the 1 teaspoon of olive oil (didn't measure how much more, but probably around 1 teaspoon?) because the mix looked too dry to be easily rubbed onto the pork. Also thought it was a little on the salty side, so next time may use around 1/4 teaspoon of salt instead.
Delicious, easy, cheap and low cal - what more can a girl ask for? I served it with roasted red peppers and some leftover bowtie pasta with cilantro pesto and that was a perfect balance.
Really easy, and made with ingredients I always have on hand. This was so tasty, thanks!
This recipe is a definite keeper, a new favorite at my house. The flavor is bright and smoky...yum! The pork loins at my store weren't looking too good so I used some thicker cut pork chops and just cut them in half (across the middle) to make "medallions". I also put the cumin/lime mixture(I used 2 limes and had to almost double the rest of the ingredients for 8 medallions) on the pork and let it set an hour or so in the fridge to let the flavor sink into the meat. I used a little EVOO instead of spray in the pan, seared one side of the meat, (one note: you need to be careful your pan is hot enough to sear the meat but not burn your garlic in the lime/cumin mixture). Flipped them and added 4 cloves chopped garlic and the juice of 2 limes, I feel this makes the sauce, otherwise it's just lime juice and the flavor from the pork, the garlic gives it texture and amazing flavor since it mellows being cooked this way. I covered the pan after I added the lime juice because I didn't want it to just boil off before the meat cooked through. Served mine with a package of "bird's eye" roasted potatoes and broccoli in cheese sauce, brown rice (instant cooks in the perfect amount of time for this recipe!) with a can of "southwest" corn, black beans and red pepper. This is a super fast and easy dish with a surprising, different flavor, Thanks to rainyk for submitting! :)
Excellent recipe - I followed the suggestion of others and cut back a bit on the salt (used 1/4 tsp) and added more olive oil (close to 1 tbsp). Also used garlic powder instead of a garlic clove. Next time I might make more of the seasoning mixture, as it ran a little scarce toward the end. Definitely a keeper!
This was really tasty! I added quite a bit more olive oil and about 5 cloves of garlic like other reviews mentioned. Served with rice, carrots and edamame. Delicious!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 176
Calories from Fat: 60
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I was born and raised in San Diego. I went to school in San Francisco (U.S.F.) but Southern California is home. I am grateful to live in this STATE. I love guitar but do not play welI but can hit the piano keys alright. I am athletic and stay active. I mix in TV now and again too. I like scenic Jogs and nice Hikes. I first put a Surfboard in the water at 11 or so but Surf as time allows now days. I like it when the water is warmer. I can Wakeboard, Mountain Bike, Snowboard, and Ski but do so rarely. Between physical activity, hobbies and work I stay busy. I LOVE CONCERTS and travel as often when I can. Mainly it is a weekend or 3 day deal but those work fine. I do not have any exotic pictures of Distant Locations as far as travel is concerned, but have a Passport if time ever allows. If I fill out the mountain of Paperwork I could actually have my Irish Passport. I am eligible for Dual Citizenship but unlike my Younger Sister, and Cousins I have yet to complete all the forms to make it official. I'll get around to it sometime. I can be very social and steal a room if I want but can be reserved as well. I love my Career and my Daughter. I see her once a month or so because she is a Big Girl now. She is 7 going on 14. I get along with Her Mom which is critical. Just in case you were curious I clarify because this is important. She lives in Temecula. I want a person with a sharp mind. I would like to find a person I can laugh and have great conversations with. I like a person who will let me listen. By all means I can talk plenty if necessary. While the Mind is important so too is attraction. The person I am searching for will be Pretty in some way. It comes in many forms however it is Critical. I am a normal guy who is confident, appreciative, giving, and realistic. I am confident but do not take compliments well. All photos shown are within the past two years. One picture is 2.5 years old. If you like this "ABOUT ME" and my pictures are alright then don't be afraid to send a message. thank you for reading.
Alumni connections , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Political interests , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports
Baseball, Football, Other types of exercise, Running, Soccer, Swimming
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
The Coast, Balboa Park and whatever is clever.
University of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
Playing and listening to Music, my Job, and Exercise. Long drives are great also.
Concerts and Weekend trips are great things.
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While cash balances at US Airways remain below its legacy industry peers, the carrier's management stresses the company has fewer cash obligations than other US network airlines.
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After an 8-year process, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers could recommend that part of an oil-shipping dock that has been used at BP Cherry Point refinery since 2001 remain in use.
The Corps will solicit public input on its draft environmental impact statement for the dock at a 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 16, hearing in the Shuksan Middle School gym, 2717 Alderwood Avenue. An open house will start at 6 p.m.
The draft explores the possible impacts of operating the north wing of a Y-shaped dock at the refinery. The two-wing dock was first permitted and partially constructed by the then-ARCO-owned refinery in 1971. Construction of the north wing wasn't started until 1996, after the Corps issued a permit.
After BP West Coast Products bought the refinery in 2000, construction of the north wing was finished in 2001 and it was brought into operation.
The south wing can load and unload both crude oil and refined petroleum products. The newer north wing can only load and unload refined products.
A group of environmentalists who were concerned about the lack of environmental study completed before the north wing was built sued the Corps in November 2000, challenging the legality of the 1996 permit and citing conflicts with a 1976 federal law that prohibits increased crude oil tanker traffic in Puget Sound east of Port Angeles.
As a result of the ensuing court battle and an appeal, the Corps' Seattle District was required in 2005 to put together the environmental impact statement to show the 1996 permit did not violate the federal law, called the Magnuson Amendment.
Due in part to a three-year delay of the release of one portion of the study, the Corps did not release the draft until May of this year.
The draft outlines three suggested actions:
Proposed Action: BP would "continue to operate the North and South Wings in their present configuration" and the Corps could change the permit to prohibit use of the north wing for unloading or loading crude oil.
"No Action" Alternative: "The current ... permit would be revoked and BP would be required to remove the North Wing facility."
Alternative A: The same as the proposed action, but without the limits on crude oil transfer.
According to the draft, if traffic remains around the same average it is now, with up to 335 ships docking per year, the "risk of accident and oil outflow will be reduced with operation of the North Wing." If vessel traffic were to grow, with up to 420 ships docking per year, the high-end projection offered by BP, "the risk could be increased to some small degree," according to the draft.
Fred Felleman, an environmentalist and key player in the legal proceedings, said he is upset about the three options in the draft.
"It is the most outrageous thing possible: They threw the red meat out for environmentalists to jump on and say, 'Rip it out!'" Felleman said about the "no action" alternative. "We did not call for removal of the dock. We acknowledge that having two slips is irrefutably a better thing, but not if it allows for more traffic."
As a consultant for environmental advocacy group Friends of the Earth, Felleman plans to request that one alternative specifically cap the number of crude oil ships allowed to dock at the refinery. He also would ask the Corps to require that no oil transfer be allowed in weather conditions that prevent BP crews from putting out an extra containment boom around ships beforehand to prevent larger damage in case of a spill.
State law requires the extra containment boom when weather conditions allow for it. The refinery always booms the area between the ship and the dock, but, in accordance with state guidelines, the outside boom is not deployed if weather is not good enough for crews to safely deploy it using a small skiff, said Bill Kidd, a BP spokesman.
In general, crude oil shipping numbers are going down as the refinery receives more crude by rail and pipeline, Kidd said.
The refinery's new rail terminal is permitted to eventually receive up to an average of one train per day.
"We look forward to the hearing and are preparing comments to be submitted to the Army Corps of Engineers," BP spokesman Scott Dean said.
The public can comment on the draft EIS at the Bellingham hearing, or at a 7 p.m. July 24 hearing in Seattle at the Federal Center South Galaxy Room, 4735 E. Marginal Way South. Because it is a government building, those who attend the Seattle hearing need a government-issued ID to enter.
The public also can submit written comments through Aug. 6 to firstname.lastname@example.com or by mail to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District, 4735 E. Marginal Way, South Seattle, WA 98134, attention: Olivia Romano.
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David Morley Lug a load in style, but watch the suicide door.
Used car review: Suzuki Swift 2005-10
David Morley Good-looking and well built but be wary of any example with irregular tyre wear.
Volkswagen Golf 2004-08
David Morley The latest model's popularity promotes its predecessor but watch for electrical gremlins.
Ford Focus XR5 Turbo 2006-11
David Morley Firebrand hot hatch looks great and goes well - as long as you can live without cruise control.