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In an Oct. 16 e-mail to Cornwell, Martin requested the steps necessary to "request a state police investigation of the legality on a county matter that involves the acquisition and dispersal of properties by a county official that appear to be conflict of interest at best and illegal at worst. Secondly, I want to request an Attorney General ruling on the said matter after the state police investigation."
Martin also asked Cornwell if he could provide such request to the aforementioned agencies, "as you are alarmed by conflicts as we all are." He also asked if he could request action on a State Police investigation and Attorney General ruling as an individual board member.
While Martin would not go into specifics, he said he felt compelled to send the e-mail to Cornwell after a question arose about a potential conflict of interest involving improvements at the Southwest Virginia Farmers' Market. Paving work was contracted to J&D Construction, with part of the job subcontracted to Blue Ridge Paving and Patching. Laurel Fork District Supervisor Joshua Hendrick is an owner of Blue Ridge Patching and Paving.
Earlier this year, he resigned from his position as Vice President of Nehemiah Engineering, Inc. (NEI), two days after Franklin County Commonwealth's Attorney Timothy Allen ruled that Hendrick's involvement with the company and the board of supervisors was a conflict of interest as NEI provided inspection services for the Fancy Gap water and sewer projects. An investigation into the matter was conducted by the Virginia State Police after Rural Development wrote the Carroll PSA a letter on April 16 stating that a conflict of interest may exist, and that it would stop disbursing inspection funds for the project until the conflict was resolved. That decision was appealed to Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, who on Friday wrote to Hendrick's attorney Webster Day that it was his opinion that no conflict of interest arises from Hendrick serving as a member of the board of supervisors while employed with a firm that holds a contract with the Carroll County Public Service Authority.
Additionally, Hendrick said he specifically talked to Carroll County Commonwealth's Attorney Nathan Lyons in April about subcontracting.
"We covered general topics, one of which was subcontracting, and he said that was fine," Hendrick said.
Regardless, Martin said he doesn't think Hendrick has been "done right."
"It's my understanding that it was indicated to him that it was not a problem for him to subcontract or whatever. It goes on all the time. He got a green light to do this stuff and now it becomes an issue. I don't think it was anything deliberate," Martin said. "But if we're going to have a come to Jesus minute and work on this, there's some other situations that need to see the light of the day. And if somebody does something wrong, including me, then it needs to be legal and above board. Just don't point your finger at one person when there are some other situations I know about I'm not in the mood to discuss at the point. But if we are having one of those church meetings where we bring up one of the sinners, there may be other people that need to come to the altar."
Martin said he felt like the latest issue with Hendrick needs to be settled, but he doesn't think it was anything dishonest. Commonsense tells you to go with the company that provides the lowest bid, he added. But there are other bigger matters that probably need to be looked into as well, Martin said without giving specifics.
"There's been more to do over things like this than multi-million dollars things. If it is fair for the goose, it is fair for the gander," Martin said. "Good government is open government. I did that e-mail because I want to know if I as a board member can get an Attorney General's opinion and I want to know about a state police investigation on some items. There are all these rumors floating around, but no state police investigation has been done. So let's lay it on the table and get it cleared up and move on."


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In response to a query on the CHNI board:
First, no Catholic is obliged to accept any private revelation (which is why we always minimize and underemphasize, if not discourage, their use here), and that is what all Marian apparitions are. For a treatment of this general issue, see:
"Revelations," Fr. Mark Slatter, This Rock, June 1998.
Some apparitions (e.g., Fatima and Lourdes: both of which I accept in faith) are approved by the Church in the sense of being pious, worthy of belief, and faith-building, and not contrary to any Catholic doctrine, with no sense, however, of being binding on every Catholic. Medjugorje is still being investigated by the Church, which has taken no definitive stand as of yet.
Garabandal is not yet "approved" and arguably has some questionable aspects in it. Karl Keating: the "father" of the modern Catholic apologetics movement, contends that it has already been outright falsified, since one of its predictions has not come to pass:
. . . successive bishops of Santander, the diocese in which Garabandal is located, have condemned the apparition. . . .Such a false prediction got false prophets stoned in Old Testament times.
One of the locutions received by the children included the prediction that there would be only three more popes until "the end of the times." The pope when that prediction was made was John XXIII. Then came Paul VI and John Paul I. Now we have John Paul II, who, being John XXIII's third successor, is therefore the last pope.
A further locution told the children that John Paul II would live to see the miracle. The present Holy Father, as we all know, is frail and ailing. While he might live another decade, he might be called home at any time. Most of us will outlive him, which means we will be able to know with certainty whether the warning and the miracle occurred during his reign and whether he turned out to be the last pope.
Although there are more than a dozen Indian casinos within easy driving distance of my home, I do not visit them. I have no interest in gambling. By the time I put the fourth quarter into a slot machine, I'm bored. I can think of smarter and more enjoyable ways to lose money.
But I am tempted to lay a wager, with anyone who might wish to take me up on it, that there will be another conclave of cardinals and that from it another pope will emerge. I do not worry about losing this bet because I have every confidence that Garabandal is a false apparition.
If a new pope is elected, that will put the lie to the apparition's claims. This will doubly be the case if the promised warning and miracle do not arrive during the current pontificate.
[this e-letter of Karl's was written in July 2003]
See also:
"The Alleged Apparitions of Garabandal, Spain," by Msgr. Jose Vilaplana, Bishop of Santander Spain (posted at EWTN)
"Convincing Evidence on Garabandal"
"Garabandal Letters"
Colin B. Donovan, STL, however, takes a neutral-to-favorable position in another post on EWTN ("Ask the Expert").
As does the Wikipedia article:
"Garabandal Apparitions"


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- Posession as an operational dimension of language (1981)
- In this study I want to show, above all, that the linguistic expression of POSSESSION is not a given but represents a problem to be solved by the human mind. We must recognize from the outset that linguistic POSSESSION presupposes conceptual or notional POSSESSION, and I shall say more about the latter in Chapter 3. Certain varieties of linguistic structures in the particular languages are united by the fact that they serve the common purpose of expressing notional POS SESSION. But this cannot be their sole common denominator. How would we otherwise be able to recognize, to understand, to learn and to translate a particular linguistic structure as representing POSSESSION? There must be a properly linguistic common denominator, an invariant, that makes this possible. The invariant must be present both within a particular language and in cross-language comparison. What is the nature of such an invariant? As I intend to show, it consists in operational programs and functional principles corresponding to the purpose of expressing notional POSSESSION. The structures of possessivity which we find in the languages of the world represent the traces of these operations, and from the traces it becomes possible to reconstruct stepwise the operations and functions.
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Scott, Tringale tied at BarclaysBy DOUG FERGUSON
The Associated Press | August 23,2014PARAMUS, N.J. Now that the majors are over, Adam Scott is going after the only big prize left this year a shot at the $10 million FedEx Cup title.
Scott ran off four straight birdies in the middle of his round Friday, and then closed with an approach that settled a foot from the cup for a tap-in birdie and a 6-under 65. That gave him a share of the 36-hole lead with Cameron Tringale at The Barclays.
Three dozen players were within five shots of the lead, a group that includes British Open and PGA champion Rory McIlroy. The worlds No. 1 player, going after his fourth straight victory, shook off some rust on the range and was nine shots better than his opening round with a 65.
Scott won The Barclays a year ago at Liberty National, and it felt like a bonus in a year in which he won his first major at the Masters. He never had a serious chance at any of the majors this year, and he is looking at the FedEx Cup playoffs differently.
Theres so much to play for, and for me to be satisfied with the year, I need four really great weeks, Scott said.
Scott and Tringale were at 8-under 134. Kevin Chappell (67), Brendon Todd (69) and Jim Furyk (69) were one shot behind. The group two shots back included Henrik Stenson (64), Jason Day (64) and Ernie Els, who is playing his sixth straight tournament and shot a 68.
Some scorecards needed more than just numbers, starting with Phil Mickelson.
Lefty took a bogey on the five-and-dime fifth hole, thusly named because Byron Nelson always used a 5-iron and a wedge. Mickelson, like so many other players, tried to drive the green and took a wild detour. His shot bounced into the grandstand, behind a row of seats on the thin carpet of the hospitality area. Instead of dropping into deep grass, he chose to play it out of the bleachers, right next to a half-filled glass of beer on a table.
It went too long, over the green and into a bunker, though it gave the crowd a thrill.
It wasnt hard to make contact. It was hard to hit it on that skinny little green and get it to stop, Mickelson said.
He compared it with trying to hit a shot off the cart path, except the carpet doesnt scrape up your club as much.
Mickelson birdied his last hole for a 72 to make the cut on the number.
Seung-yul Noh made a bogey by playing off the wrong green except it turned into a triple bogey because he didnt know that he wasnt allowed to hit off the putting surface from a different hole.
His tee shot on No. 11 was so far right that it landed on the third green. Noh took a divot off the green, and a rules official drove up and told him the rule, which comes with a two-shot penalty.
McIlroy kept his excitement to birdies. The 25-year-old from Northern Ireland said he took a week away from golf to celebrate his big summer two majors and his first World Golf Championship and paid for it with an opening 74. But the range session Thursday afternoon did wonders, and he went from below the cut line to within five shots of the lead.
He also made those Freaky Friday rounds that ruined so many tournaments a distant memory.
His last four second rounds have been 66, 64, 67 and 65. Thats more like Fun Friday, and theyve put the No. 1 player back in the mix.
Its a very bunched leaderboard, McIlroy said. Im still five shots behind, but theres a lot of players between me and the leaders obviously, a few quality guys at the top, Adam being one of them. So Im going to have to shoot a couple of rounds similar to today to maybe win this thing.
Scott was so clean from tee-to-green that he shot 65 and walked away lamenting a pedestrian effort with his putter. He missed six putts inside 12 feet and played the par 5s in 1 over. No wonder he called that some of the best golf Ive played all year.
It just wasnt my day today on the greens, he said.
The top 100 from the FedEx Cup advance to the second playoff event next week outside Boston, with the top 70 advancing to third event in Denver and the top 30 going to East Lake in Atlanta for the Tour Championship and a shot at the $10 million prize.
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ROCKFORD, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves couldn't find the equalizer in the third period and fell to the Rockford Icehogs 2-1 in an Illinois Lottery Cup match Friday night at the MetroCentre.
Wolves defensemen Nolan Baumgartner scored Chicago's only goal of the game. Rockford goaltender Alexander Salak (4-6-0) held off a late charge by the Wolves and finished with 28 saves.
Rockford (21-23-1-4) opened up scoring at 3:19 of the first period when right wing Ben Smith rebounded a shot by center Peter LeBlanc and knocked the puck through the legs of Chicago goaltender Eddie Lack.
Baumgartner was knocked down in the crease after receiving a pass from forward Anton Rodin, but stayed with it, got back to his feet and sent the puck into the back of the net on a power play at 12:45 of the first period. Rodin and Steve Reinprecht earned assists on the play for Chicago (26-18-1-3).
After Lack made two terrific saves early in the seond period, Rockford defenseman Brian Fahey took back the lead 2-1 with a slapshot from the top of the ice at 1:26 on a power play in the second period. Lack was screened by IceHogs captain Brandon Segal on the play.
Lack (12-12-3) stopped 27 of 29 shots while seeing his three-game winning streak come to a close.
The Wolves continue their back-to-back slate against the Icehogs at 7 p.m. Saturday at the MetroCentre. The Wolves return to Allstate Arena at 7 p.m. Wednesday against Grand Rapids.
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First Period---1, Rockford, Smith 14 (LeBlanc, Hayes), 3:19 pp; 2, Chicago, Baumgartner 2 (Rodin, Matheson), 12:45 pp. Penalties---Stanton, Rockford (hooking), 0:24; Baumgartner, Chicago (goaltender interference), 1:58; Clackson, Chicago (roughing), 9:08; Segal, Rockford (roughing), 9:08; Lavin, Rockford (interference), 11:55; Olesz, Rockford (roughing), 13:23; Connauton, Chicago (unsportsmanlike conduct), 20:00.
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Third Period---None. Penalties---Olesz, Rockford (high-sticking), 17:03.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 12-8-8--28. Rockford: 11-14-4--29. Power plays---Chicago: 1-6; Rockford: 2-3. Goalies--Chicago, Lack (27-29). Rockford, Salak (27-28). A---4,501. Referee---Jamie Koharski. Linesmen—Al Stensland and Brian Oliver.


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With every new $100 level increment in Apple's (AAPL) stock price, we hear a chorus of worrywarts on business TV saying it just can't continue. It's unprecedented, they say. Apple's now too big. Steve Jobs is gone. Everyone likes it. It's a bubble.
Yet, no company this big before has ever had the opportunities and relatively low market share that Apple now has. And Steve's greatness actually masked how good the rest of the team is.
We're at $600 now, but I think Apple has much further to go from here. If things play out as I expect, Apple will hit $1,650 by the end of 2015. Here's how.
This is the most ignored part of the Apple portfolio. It has consistently grown faster than the PC industry. Macs grew their revenues 26% Y/Y in the last quarter and 22% for the last fiscal year. Macs' growth rate is actually increasing over time. The Apple halo effect is truly starting to take hold.
And PCs aren't dead yet. The PC industry grew at 10% last year. As of today, Macs represent only 9% of the PC market.
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I never made it to my shower with Olivia, she was born and died at the end of September at 23 wks, my shower was supposed to be Thanksgiving weekend.
Now we're expecting our rainbow baby, a little boy, at the end of April, if we have a shower it will be in March. (So far, everything is going a lot better this pregnancy, baby measuring ahead, clear quad screen, my blood pressure and everything is still behaving.)
Honestly, I mostly don't want one. But I have certain well meaning family members and friends who think that it is a must and probably aren't going to drop the whole party thing. While they will concede to let me *not* have a shower, they then begin talking about doing a "meet the baby party" instead. I don't think I'm going to be able to get away with not doing either, and if I have to do something, I guess I'd rather it be a baby shower. (Passing my newborn baby,probably a preemie, around to a bunch of people at a party...no thanks!)
My main issue is not the baby stuff. We've already bought a few things and plan to order the crib once I make it to 24 weeks (almost 21 wks now). My issue is that people so easily act like this is my first pregnancy, this is our first baby, and completely forget/disregard Olivia. (My grandmother even said, "Oh, your dad will finally be a grandpa AFTER ALL!" to me when she learned I was pregnant. Nice.) It seems like having a baby shower, which is supposed to be for FIRST babies, would only reinforce that and I'm afraid of all the jerkface comments I'll have to endure during a baby shower (see case in point, my grandmother. I'd actually feel a lot better if it were possible to have a shower without her there because she always makes the crappiest/most hurtful comments, but that's not really going to work.)
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In Season 4, Episode 11, "Catch Me If You Can," Klaus (Joseph Morgan) is still very interested in Jeremy's (Steven R. McQueen) hunter progress. Being the impatient hybrid that he is, Klaus uses Matt (Zach Roerig) as bait to spur little Gilbert's training. Good thing Damon (Ian Somerhalder) has been teaching the hunter new tricks.
Klaus has prepped a bunch of vampires for Jer to fight (and, presumably, kill), but Kol (Nathaniel Buzolic) pops up, extremely unsupportive of everyone's "get the cure" cause. Meanwhile, Elena (Nina Dobrev) wants to keep her bro out of harm's way, so she tries to strike a deal with the Original hybrid. A surprising new enemy makes her rethink the negotiation and come up with another plan. (Elena's plans always work out, so we're not worried.)
Parent-teacher conference! Sheriff Forbes (Marguerite MacIntyre) and Mayor Hopkins (Rick Worthy) want to know more about shady Professor Shane (David Alpay), thinking he may have something to do with the Founder's Council explosion. (Still investigating that, Liz? Good for you.)
Bonnie (Kat Graham) is suddenly suspicious of the dude who's been slipping her herbal refreshment for weeks and confronts Shane. Something crazy happens with her powers when he answers her questions.
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Playing its first match as a ranked team, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's tennis team posted a 5-2 win at Mercer today. The Lady Mocs mixed their lineup and improve to 11-2 in spring action. Mercer dropped to 4-7 with the loss.
UTC won the first two doubles matches to take a 1-0 lead. Sophomore Claire Mulyadi (Semarang, Indonesia) and freshman Jovana Pecovski (Apitan, Serbia) opened with an 8-2 win over Roxy Bartz and Natalie Franklin at No. 3. Junior Alexa Flynn (Memphis, Tenn.) and freshman Kelsey Coots (Huntsville, Ala.) followed with an 8-4 victory over Kaelee Heffner and Liza Klyachkin at No. 2.
Mercer evened the score at 1-1 when Bartz defeated freshman Alison Storie (Johnson City, Tenn.) at No. 6 (6-0, 6-2). UTC won the next four matches to secure the win.
Coots put the Lady Mocs up for good with her (6-0, 6-3) win over Franklin at No. 5. Flynn followed with a (6-0, 6-2) win over Heffner at No. 4.
Senior Jenna Nurik (Roswell, Ga.) also won in straight sets over Lucie Payrat (6-2, 6-1) at No. 1. Freshman Kayla Jones (Memphis, Tenn.) also won a tough battle (7-5, 7-5) over Klyachkin at No. 3.
The Lady Mocs have the weekend off before hosting Murray State on Wednesday, March 20. First serve is set for 2:00 p.m. (E.D.T.) on the UTC Tennis Courts. A link for live scoring is available on the women's tennis schedule page on GoMocs.com
#67 Chattanooga 5, Mercer 1
Mar 13, 2013 at Macon, Ga. (LeRoy Peddy Tennis Center)
Doubles competition
1. Isabel Dennis/Lucia Payrat (MER) vs. Kaylene Chadwell/Kayla Jones (UTC) 6-3, unfinished
2. Kelsey Coots/Alexa Flynn (UTC) def. Kealee Heffner/Liza Klyachkin (MER) 8-4
3. Claire Mulyadi/Jovana Pecovski (UTC) def. Roxy Bartz/Natalie Franklin (MER) 8-2
Singles competition
1. Jenna Nurik (UTC) def. Lucia Payrat (MER) 6-2, 6-1
2. Isabel Dennis (MER) def. Kaylene Chadwell (UTC) 6-4, 3-2, retired
3. Kayla Jones (UTC) def. Liza Klyachkin (MER) 7-5, 7-5
4. Alexa Flynn (UTC) def. Kealee Heffner (MER) 6-0, 6-2
5. Kelsey Coots (UTC) def. Natalie Franklin (MER) 6-0, 6-3
6. Roxy Bartz (MER) def. Alison Storie (UTC) 6-0, 6-2
Order of finish: Doubles (3,2,1); Singles (6,5,4,1,3)


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Cung Le favors 'TUF' coaching over fighting, but Bisping still on his radar
"Before [Bisping's] last fight, my camp was talking to (UFC matchmaker) Joe (Silva) about a potential matchup, and they said that if he wins, it looks good," Le told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "Next thing I know, two or three days ago, I saw that Bisping was going to fight in October in England.
"Even though I'm not 100 percent, I wasn't 100 percent in China, either. If they really needed me, they would have called me. I thought we were working something out, but obviously, the next day, the word was that they were targeting me to coach."
The former Strikeforce champ might be referring to an MMAjunkie.com report earlier this month that stated he was targeted to coach on "The Ultimate Fighter: China," which is slated to debut in November and run for 12 episodes. Featherweight, lightweight and welterweight divisions are soon to audition for the show.
Le thought that was the answer he was waiting for, but as he said, "no one's called me."
"So I caught (UFC President) Dana (White) today (at the UFC Fan Expo), and he told me I'm on his call list," he added. "So we'll see."
Bisping, who this past April earned a technical decision over Alan Belcher, recently told "UFC Tonight" that Le was injured and unable to fight at the rumored October event in the U.K.
Clearly, Le would take the fight. If Bisping is unavailable, he said matchups against Vitor Belfort, Mark Munoz or Costa Philippou would also also be of interest, but he wasn't overly excited about them.
And in any event, he isn't sure where he's going next. For all his desire to compete against Bisping, he's leaning toward coaching over fighting.
"Of course I'd love to do both, but right now, I think coaching would be pretty awesome," Le said.
The opportunity to help the UFC establish a presence in China is one of great honor for Le, who already is a star in the country through his work in martial arts movies. He boasts over 500,000 followers on China's version of Twitter and has broken box-office records.
Fighting, while appealing to his competitive spirit, comes with baggage – namely, injuries that have accumulated over 20 years of fighting. At the moment, he's still recovering from a nagging elbow injury and training lightly in the gym.
That's not to say competition is out of the question, he stresses, but it's perhaps more of a consideration than ever before. For a while now, he's been carrying the torch for older athletes, and he might be ready to put it down.
"My career is coming close to...I'm 41 now," Le said. "Big fights, big names, main events, co-main events, I really never put any thought into it. I'm just excited to be a part of the sport."
Whether he does that in the cage or outside it is just a matter of talking to White. He's not signing off on either.
"Until I sign on the dotted line, we won't know," Le said.


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Deepening drought forces Brazil to embrace solar power
Jan Rocha
6th April 2015Without water to feed its hydroelectric dams, drought-hit Brazil is turning to solar power - dubbed 'a fantasy' by the country's president just a few years ago, writes Jan Rocha. Now thousands of megawatts of floating solar panel 'islands' are to be installed on dam reservoirs. more...
Death by strangulation? Hydropower threatens to kill the mighty Mekong
Tom Fawthrop
27th March 2015Over 18 million people live off the natural bounty of the The Mekong Delta, writes Tom Fawthrop - the source of huge annual harvests of fish, rice, fruit, and one of the world's most productive ecosystems. But now huge dams threaten to strangle the Mekong river and the abundant life it supports, while the world sits idly by. more...
Cambodia: indigenous protests repel dam builders - so far
Rod Harbinson
28th July 2014Since the 1980s Cambodia has lost 84% of its primary forests, and the remote Cardamom mountains are the country's last great natural treasure, writes Rod Harbinson. Just the place for grandiose dam projects? 'No way!" say indigenous people and young eco-activists. more...
Borneo mega-dams threaten indigenous 'ethnocide'
Amanda Stephenson
30th June 2014Massive dams in Sarawak, Malaysia, threaten to flood over 2,000 square kilometers of the world's oldest rainforests, displace 10,000s of indigenous people, and aggravate climate change, writes Amanda Stephenson - all to generate electricity that no one wants. more...
In the New India, 'development' is armed robbery
Graham Peebles
10th February 2014India is in the grips of a state-backed corporate war against the environment, the poor and indigenous peoples, writes Graham Peebles. The new rulers avert their gaze as their countrymen, doused in poverty, burn on the party pyre. more...
Controversial El Quimbo dam risks becoming 'Colombia's Belo Monte'
Amy Lieberman
16th March, 2012A growing movement of fishing communities, miners and farmers are stepping up their campaign against the dam - one of dozens of hydroelectric projects looming across Colombia - despite violent repression of some protests more...
Climate hotspot: sea level rise threatens millions in Mekong Delta rice belt
20th January, 2012Some 60 million people depend on the Mekong River for their livelihoods but sea level rise and severe weather puts the area at risk, as Gratianne Quade's unique film shows more...
Xayaburi dam divides Laos and stirs tension over Mekong hydropower
Brendan Brady
30th September, 2011Supporters of a controversial dam in one of Asia's poorest countries say it will bring huge economic benefits. Critics say it could threaten fisheries and rice cultivation, threatening the livelihoods of millions. Brendan Brady reports from Laos
Resettlement fears over China's South-North water transfer project
31st August, 2010Biggest engineering project in Chinese history could repeat failures of Three Gorges Dam, with significant pressure on ecosystems and fisheries from the resettlement of 300,000 people more...
Rapid growth in Amazon dams brought home by online map
25th August, 2010New website details more than 140 planned or operating hydropower projects in the Amazon basin more...
Global rise in hydroelectric dams threatens tribal peoples
10th August, 2010A new wave of hydropower projects is under way in the quest for clean renewable energy but tribal and indigenous peoples continue to be ignored by those pushing through the plans more...
Brazil to build world's third largest dam in Amazon
2nd February, 2010Environmental groups say the Belo Monte dam project would devastate a large area of the Amazon rainforest and threaten the survival of indigenous peoples more...
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Is a reef better than a barrage for the Severn?
Peter Bunyard
10th February, 2009The Severn Estuary, earmarked as a potentially huge source of energy, has been met with increasing concerns over serious environmental damage. A report from 2008 by Frontier Economics found that justification for the Severn Barrage is slim - both economically speaking and on environmental grounds. Peter Bunyard takes a look at an innovative solution that has similarities with a tidal reef. more...
Study shows worms can develop pesticide resistance in as little as 80 days
2nd February, 2009The pesticide industry knows all too well that nature quickly develops immunity to its chemical armoury. But a new study by scientists at the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciencia (IGC) and the Faculty of Science of the University of Lisbon, in Portugal has shown that a species of worm can develop resistance to a common pesticide in just 20 generations, or 80 days. more...
Problems with renewables - land wars
Paul Kingsnorth
1st April, 2008Renewables good, fossil fuels bad... unless, of course, renewables begin to take up more and more land in order to meet our energy needs. Paul Kingsnorth adds fuel to a tricky debate. more...
Concerns raised over Scottish hydropower
18th October, 2007Public bodies in Scotland are agonising over the expansion of hydroelectric power schemes, weighing the benefits of clean power against the environmental damage caused by tapping water-courses. more...
Dam Busters?
David L. Price, Mr DeVries
8th July, 2004This is an actual letter sent to a man named Ryan DeVries by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, State of Michigan. more...
People Power
Jeremy Smith
1st June, 2004The community of Machynlleth has gone beyond just investing in someone else's wind turbine. They've clubbed together and planned, built and paid for one of their own. more...
A thirst for power: China in Tibet
Lynne O'Donnell
1st June, 2004Since colonising Tibet in 1959, China has ripped out virgin forests, dug up minerals and metals, and dumped nuclear waste with little regard for the fragile ecology of the Tibetan plateau.
Submerging Freedom
Keith Hyams
1st March, 2004Some 245 Indian villages are in the middle of being destroyed by a $7 billion dam project that will consume more energy than it provides and has even been condemned by its World Bank sponsors. more...
Damned Nation
Mark Lynas
1st December, 2003Costing over $1 billion, the Karahnjukar hydroelectric dam in Iceland is a hugely controversial project. Mark Lynas journeyed to the blasting face, hoping to work out for himself whether this industrial elephant is green or brilliant-white. more...
The Water Hyacinth
Tom Hargreaves
1st October, 2003This beautiful but deadly plant proliferates in lakes across Africa – choking everything in its path. Why, asks Tom Hargreaves, have all attempts to manage it failed? more...
Death of Venice
Tony Zamparutti
20th March, 2001This month a construction consortium will start pouring millions of tons of rock and cement into the Venice Lagoon – one of the Mediterranean's most important wetlands. The consortium claims the dam project will 'save' the city from flooding. But the project failed its environmental impact assessment, threatens the ecology of the lagoon and – with global warming and rising sea-levels –may not even protect Venice anyway. Tony Zamparutti reports from Italy. more...
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A pair of antique Caldwell sconces with their original gilded copper and green painted finish. The diamond-shaped backplate frames a low relief image of a brazier. The scrolling arms are dressed with teardrop crystals and rise to support beaded waxpans and candlecups. Signed by the New York maker E. F. Caldwell & Co.
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Pour 1/4 cup mixture in center and tilt pan to spread batter into a circle.
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text: Anyone else here a preemie working mom? I had to go back to work while Hannah was in the NICU[:(]. Talk about awful! I could only have 12 weeks off (without pay of course!). I had wanted to have some time off when she came home so I went back to work when she was stable in the NICU (My work and home were an hour away). But then it took longer for her to come home than we expected. I went back to work the day after she came home from the hospital. Family and friends tried to make me feel guily for going back to work but I had no choice. If I did not go back to work right then we would have lost our health insurance. My husband did not have insurance at his job. Plus we had gotten behind on bills. I have not had any break in working. She's two and a half now. My dream would be to become a SAHM. My DH will be a manager at the restaurant where he's working in a few months. Maybe then I could at least go part-time. I am a marketing director, so I don't know if my boss would let me go part-time or not. Oh, well, I could always find something else!


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Learning through play makes this classic wooden toy popular with every child. Designed with bright, eye-catching colors and attention to detail so learning is fun and stimulating! When one peg is hammered down another one is pushed up. The fun never ends!
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Bounded on the east by the mighty Atlantic Ocean, and on the west by Rehoboth Bay and Indian River Bay, the 2825-acre park is a beach-goer's delight. The Indian River Marina is also located here. Located right near the beach in Southern Delaware. Offering some of the greatest outdoor recreation as well as being close to the Tanger Outlets and tax free shopping.


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They definitely left an imprint on me more than any other band there. And I didnt even know who they were when I showed up.
Sunday, 07/12/1992
Jones Beach Amphitheater, Wantagh, NY
Soundcheck: Sweet Adeline, Carolina, Sweet Adeline (many times)
Set 1: Sweet Adeline, CDTChalk Dust Torture, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, DividedDivided Sky, Fluffhead, Uncle Pen, Maze, Glide > Vacuum Solo > Glide, Possum[1]
[1] Simpsons, Oom Pa Pa, and All Fall Down signals.
· But Anyway tease in Possum
Average Song Gap: 5
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: This show was part of the H.O.R.D.E. tour that also featured Aquarium Rescue Unit, Blues Traveler, The Spin Doctors and Widespread Panic. Unlike other H.O.R.D.E. shows, Phish headlined. The band took the stage wearing Papier-mâché costume masks, which they threw into the crowd after Adeline. Glide was dedicated to David Ullrich, a fan who had recently died of leukemia. Possum included Simpsons, Oom Pa Pa, and All Fall Down signals and a But Anyway tease.
Song Distribution:
2 Stash
2 A Picture of Nectar
2 Junta
1 Rift
1 Lawn Boy
1 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
1 The White Tape
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This show was part of the "1992 Summer U.S. Tour."
They definitely left an imprint on me more than any other band there. And I didnt even know who they were when I showed up.
According to the show notes they came out with masks on which would explain the ghostly woos in the begining of the recording. Adeline is good. Chalkdust is rocking, pretty average for this time frame. A little monitor feedback leads us into another average Bouncing. Divided Sky is also loose in parts making it average but, a good jam. They just haven't locked in tonight. They sound nervous or something. Maybe Fluffhead will be better. Nope, still sloppy, and average but, a good jam at the end. Pen also has a tentative start and doesn't lock in either. Saved by Page and a ripping Maze! Great as usual, seriously saved the set. Unfortunately Trey, for the second show in a row, pulled himself out of tune during Maze. So Glide and Possum suffer a bit to my ears anyway. Glide features Fish doing a vac solo again like they've been doing before the last note. No time for HYHU's on the HORDE tour? Possum features so many antics in the intro that the start of the actual song suffers. Good jam except that Trey is out of tune.
No encore? Even though they headlined tonight? Oh well...
This set is a little forgetable except maybe Chalkdust and Maze. They really sounded nervous or shy or something tonight.


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The majority of children with mental health issues have a learning disability that requires special education and/or special instruction in a classroom setting.
Special education allows schools to meet the unique needs of students with disabilities through specially designed individual or group instruction. Many special education settings are segregated from mainstream students.
Many parents struggle with their children being labeled under special education. For this reason, many parents refuse to accept the fact that their child has a learning disability and in turn refuse to put their child in special education courses, even though they know their child would benefit from it. It is sad to think we still struggle with this stigma in 2013. The first step is for school systems to have a zero tolerance policy for children who make fun of and/or disrespect their classmates who are "different."
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Many children who receive special education support in their early years eventually mainstream in their middle and high school years. Mainstreaming attempts to move students from special education classrooms to regular classrooms only in situations where they are able to keep up with their other classmates without specially designed instruction.
We need the help and support of the parents, teachers, administrators and students to end the stigma. We need to expose special education children to the other students so they can see they really aren't that much different, except that they learn at a slower rate. And even if they are different that's OK too. What a boring world it would be if we were all the same.


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Come out and enjoy the historical and powerful documentary titled "Letters from the Birmingham Jail" brought to us by The Ohio State University. There will be four separate showing times throughout the course of the day. Show times TBA.


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