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TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline is getting competition in the race to bring Canadian oil to Gulf Coast refineries, as two North American companies have teamed up to build a rival system.
Calgary-based Enbridge Inc. and Houston-based Enterprise Products Partners L.P. announced Tuesday (March 27) that they would expand the Seaway Pipeline, more than doubling its capacity to 850,000 barrels of crude oil per day by 2014.
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The new 512-mile, 30-inch diameter twin lines will add 450,000 barrels per day (BPD) of capacity to the existing system, the companies said.
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Unlike the Keystone XL expansion, which has become mired in an election-year stand-off between President Obama and congressional Republicans, the Seaway project does not require State Department approval because the cross-border segments are already in place.
The companies already operate the Seaway Pipeline, which used to move oil north from Freeport, TX, to Cushing, OK. The companies decided last year, however, to reverse the flow of that pipeline, to take advantage of surging Canadian oil supplies.
The reversal will bring 150,000 barrels of crude per day from Cushing to the Gulf Coast by June 1, with capacity increasing to 400,000 BPD by the first quarter of 2013, the companies said.
The new project will run along the right-of-way the companies already own from Cushing, OK, to Freeport, near Houston.
Supporting Pipelines Planned
Enbridge also announced this week that it would expand its Flanagan South Project pipeline, which will further piggyback on the capacity of the reversed Seaway system, the companies said.
Earlier, the companies announced construction of a new 85-mile 30-inch diameter pipeline that will run from Enterprise's storage hub southeast of Houston to refineries around Port Arthur, TX. Service on that line is expected to begin early in 2014.
The Seaway project will require approval by the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
'Timely, Economic and Complete'
"Based on the tremendous response to the open commitment period, shippers have recognized the advantages Seaway offers in being able to provide a timely, economic and complete solution for relieving not only the bottleneck at Cushing, but facilitating the development and delivery of North American energy reserves," said Michael A. Creel, president and chief executive officer of Enterprise's general partner.
Creel said the new project would promote "energy independence" and create jobs.
Enbridge CEO Pat Daniel said the new pipelines would provide emerging crude-oil producers in North Dakota's Bakken Shale oil field region and elsewhere "to move secure, reliable supply to U.S. Gulf Coast refineries, offsetting supplies of imported crude." He added, "By leveraging existing infrastructure wherever possible, impacts to landowners, communities and the environment will be minimized."
Pipeline Glut?
The Enbridge/Enterprise announcement came just one day after President Obama traveled to Cushing—the self-described "Pipeline Crossroads of the World," where oil supplies are currently backed up—to announce his support for construction of the 485-mile southern leg of TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline extension.
That project's northern segment, which terminates in Alberta, is currently in limbo over environmental and political issues.
Even if the full Keystone extension is eventually approved, however, there will be plenty of oil to go around, The Wall Street Journal reported this week, after surveying industry analysts.
"Canadian oil-sands production is expected to double to 3 million barrels a day between 2010 and 2020, while total Canadian crude production is expected to increase 50 percent to 4.2 million barrels a day over that period," the newspaper said, citing the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.
Meanwhile, in the U.S., the Energy Information Administration predicts that shale drilling will increase oil production by up to 20 percent by 2020, the newspaper reported.
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For many dog parents, decorating choices seem limited to bone-shaped furniture, upholstery designed to blend with dog hair and stenciled paw prints on every reachable surface. However, for the enterprising pet parent not resigned to Décor a la Phideaux, there are less drastic ways to accommodate your beloved pets in your home decorating schemes. Start by clearly defining the essentials for happy, healthy dogs, to ensure that design changes fully incorporate their needs, while providing the aesthetic you crave.
Most dog owners prefer not to have the dog's bowl sitting in the middle of the floor in any room, but generally choose the kitchen as the least obstructive option. However, dog bowls need not be in the way. Take advantage of wasted space under kitchen or laundry room counter tops and islands, behind filler panels under built-in appliances or even inside a bottom kitchen drawer, to build-in convenient feeding stations for your dogs. Pull out the bowls for feeding, then wash and replace them in their hidden compartments when company comes or they are no longer needed. Install an automatic doggie fountain on a wall near a sink and hook into the handy plumbing there to avoid messy water bowl spills, while keeping fresh water always available.
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Careful where you point your new headset, Google Glass owners: Like a small child, some graphic images have been known to corrupt the young device's impressionable brain.
Researchers at the security firm Lookout Mobile say they developed an attack last spring that could compromise Google's device when the user merely took a photo that captured a malicious QR code, the square graphic labels often used to link smartphone users to websites and by Google Glass to set up the headset's Wifi connections. Lookout's researchers, who reported the bug to Google and have already helped the company issue a fix for the flaw, found that they could craft malformed QR codes that when photographed crashed Glass or connected the headset to a rogue Wifi hotspot capable of stripping away the encryption on the device's communications or directing it to a malicious website designed to take full control of the device.
"Google has set up the device so that Glass scans every photo you take for something interesting," says Lookout researcher Marc Rogers. "While that's exciting, the fact that Glass can parse photographs opened up a vulnerability. By understanding and reverse engineering the QR codes, we were able to create malicious ones that would silently reconfigure the device."
Rogers imagines a scenario where someone wearing a T-shirt showing a maliciously crafted QR code could "photobomb" a user, inserting himself in the back of the scene and causing the headset to scan the attacker's code. Rogers even printed sample malicious QR code stickers that could be planted on top of innocuous QR codes on advertisements or other signs to trick unsuspecting Glass users.
Lookout reported the QR code issue to Google in mid-May, and it was fixed with an automatic software update two weeks later, according to Rogers. Glass now interprets QR codes only in certain modes such as when the user is choosing a Wifi network, rather than by default. "We take security very seriously at Glass," a Google Glass spokesperson writes to me in an email, adding that one of the goals of its beta-testing "Explorer" program for Glass is to "discover vulnerabilities that we can research and work to address before we launch it more broadly."
QR code attacks aren't exactly new: A researcher at the Chaos Communications Congress in 2007 pointed out how malicious QR codes printed in a newspaper could infect users' devices. And in September of last year a researcher showed that the Samsung SIII could be wiped and reverted to its factory settings by merely loading a link through its QR code reader. But wearable computing devices may be especially vulnerable, as the keyboard-less devices could depend on QR codes for inputting precise text strings like the names and passwords of Wifi networks, as Glass does.
Despite the fact that Glass's vulnerability to rogue QR codes was patched before it could be exploited outside of a lab, Glass may yet become a tempting target for actual criminal attacks as the headsets are more widely adopted. In April, Android developer Jay Freeman created the first "jailbreak" for Glass that allows any unauthorized software to be installed on the device. He also warned that Glass's ability to watch a user's entire life meant that compromising the device could allow serious breaches of privacy. "Nothing is safe once your Glass has been hacked," Freeman wrote."A bugged Glass doesn't just watch your every move: it watches everything you are looking at (intentionally or furtively) and hears everything you do. The only thing it doesn't know are your thoughts."
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(September 5, 2013) -- When it comes to a Goat and a Rocket, they couldn't be more different. But the football teams at Groesbeck and Robinson are very similar.
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PITTSBURGH -- As NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman stood behind the podium inside the media room of Consol Energy Center, you could sense a feeling of pride emanating from within.
"It's a thrill to be here," Bettman said during a media gathering Thursday evening. "I was on a tour of the building when I was here over the summer for the Winter Classic and this building is every bit as magnificent as everybody has hoped it would be. This is marking the continuation of a great era for the Pittsburgh Penguins and the city of Pittsburgh."
The Penguins went unbeaten in three preseason games at their new home that stands directly across the street from their former digs -- Mellon Arena. The club battled its in-state rival, the Philadelphia Flyers, in their regular-season opener on Thursday.
"I looked at the Igloo (Mellon Arena) as we were driving by, but not longingly," Bettman said. "The building served this team and the community well, but it was time to move on.
"I actually saw the building when it was a shell about a year-and-a-half ago. It was clear to me after seeing the plans that this building was going to be first-class, state of the art. But when built in the site it's in, overlooking the city with the glass hall atrium, it goes beyond hockey and we knew the city of Pittsburgh was going to be very excited about it."
The arena, of course, is a direct result of the vision of current co-owners Mario Lemieux and Ron Burkle. Bettman certainly didn't hide that fact, either.
"You need to give Mario Lemieux and Ron Burkle the credit for sticking by this team and having the vision and foresight to know what could be there," Bettman said. "Having once endured everything that they had to go through. It's a testament to them that why we're here tonight."
Bettman was also quick to point out that the NHL never quit on the Penguins during their financial hardships and isn't about to quit on Phoenix.
"The Penguins are Exhibit A as to why we're doing what we're doing in Phoenix," he said. "Now Phoenix and Pittsburgh aren't the same cities with the same tradition, but I think we've had a pretty good history of addressing problems when a franchise has them and not running out on the city. You can point to Pittsburgh, Ottawa and Buffalo -- all teams that not only went through troubled times, but are successful at this very point in time. We always knew Pittsburgh was a hockey market."
"We know the connection we have with our fans and we don't want to run out on them," Bettman continued. "Nobody is suggesting that every city needs to run out and get a new arena. If you don't have one, there are certain consequences. The fact is, every community has to make its own decision."
The Penguins have and it appears their fans are now reaping the rewards.
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The fact that Gee apologized and then announced his retirement is helpful, Zammuto says. "The organization has taken responsibility for these thoughtless remarks, which is an important step toward regaining the public's trust," he notes. "However, this alone is not enough, and it is important for the company to now build on its positive foundation and to further cultivate a positive and trustworthy reputation."
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Of particular concern are the common but inaccurate perceptions that FDA approval represents a guarantee of safety, that approval is based on a high degree of clarity and certainty about a drug's risks and benefits, and that such safety actions as boxed warnings on drug labels and withdrawals reflect sponsor or agency failures.
Addressing weaknesses and missed opportunities in the drug safety system requires some fundamental changes in the organizational culture of CDER to support effective action on drug safety (Chapter 3), in the scientific approaches to drug safety (Chapter 4), in the regulations pertinent to drug safety (Chapter 5), in communication about drug safety (Chapter 6), and in the agency's funding structure (which currently leaves critical regulatory and public health functions inadequately resourced) (Chapter 7).
Some of the recommendations offered in this report echo proposals made over the last two decades by various groups convened by the agency or by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) (DHEW Review Panel on New Drug Regulation, 1977; Joint Commission on Prescription Drug Use, 1980; DHHS/FDA, 1999). It is puzzling and troubling that despite this series of reviews and recommendations, some have not been fully implemented and some issues have resurfaced repeatedly. A primary obstacle, the committee suspects, may be the chronic underfunding of core FDA activities owing to inadequate attention to resource needs by Congress and by the Office of Management and Budget. The committee asserts that the piecemeal organizational modifications and short-lived programmatic initiatives of the past and the current, seemingly fragmented and reactive initiatives to improve CDER are not sufficient to meet the need to improve postmarket drug safety activities and protect the public health better. The present report endeavors to provide an integrative approach to transforming drug safety in FDA and in the agency's interactions with other stakeholders


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In September, we get serious about our careers again. The summer's distractions behind us, everyone's back in the office and reapplying themselves to those lurking issues we've put off for so long. Performance review season heats up, job searches commence, reorganizations take effect, and big conversations are prepared.
And that's the part we hate the most. Those awkward, semi-confrontational talks that go alongside significant changes at work.
It almost makes you want to stay on autopilot until the next wave of change…January.
But of course, at some point to move forward we do have to have the hard discussions. So we prepare and practice — and sometimes freewheel it — and hope the outcome is worthy of our intentions.
If cogitating is your game, two of my favorite books on the topic of conversations are Fierce Conversations and Crucial Conversations. Both provide a framework for structuring your discussion, with plenty of practice dialogues as examples. I also developed a conversational model to plan your talking points in line with your true intention.
As a coach who helps clients mine these issues, I find it interesting how we struggle with the same discussions. Turns out the conversation you don't want to have, no one else wants to have either. Here are the top four conversations that trip us up:
1. I want more money.
We're trained from our childhood that it's rude to discuss money, so it's no surprise that we abhor this conversation. We're also socialized to be team players, and not appear self-serving. Yet, we all know money matters for reasons both financial and emotional.
Conversation fix: Supervisors expect to have money conversations but hate surprises or feeling pressured. Have these conversations sparingly, and in a serious yet non-threatening way. One tactic I like is to schedule an "expectations" conversation early, to let your boss know what you're thinking and to learn what's possible. This gives everyone more data and time to prepare without feeling against the wall.
2. You're fired.
It's good that we hate to fire people because it's an indignity that stays with them. Studies have shown that it can take years for one's ego to rebound after a termination. And, I've yet to meet a good manager who hasn't fired people at some point. To get excellence you can't ignore mediocrity.
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Notebook pages on glacial lakes, with notes made on a visit to the Lake District, dated July 1893.
These pages from a notebook are Wallace's notes on the plants, geology and expenditure of a tour around the Lake District, England.
The pages shown here depict his thoughts on the formation of glacial lakes. Wallace calls his notes 'test evidence'. He formulates that if a lake was carved out by glacial ice, rather than by earth movements, the lake bottom would be a 'rounded contour...its variations dependent on varying grinding force of the glacier, & on varying hardness of rock.' Even while on holiday, Wallace marvelled at the natural world and tried to make sense of it.
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By Samantha L. QuigleyAmerican Forces Press Service
FORT DRUM, N.Y., July 16, 2009 Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates began his town hall meeting here today by acknowledging the sacrifices of the members of the 10th Mountain Division.
"Much has been asked of this division over the last two decades, from Somalia to repeat deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq," Gates said. "The 10th Mountain Division team has delivered for our country time and again. We are a safer and more secure nation as a result."
Some of the division's soldiers have paid the ultimate price, Gates noted.
"I know that several of your own have recently fallen in Afghanistan," Gates said. "My words are wholly inadequate to characterize their sacrifice or the sacrifice of so many from this division for the last 8 years of war."
The secretary also took a moment to thank the soldiers' families.
"I know how much they sacrifice in order for you to be able to serve," Gate told the troops. "They are truly the power behind the power."
As the United States fights two wars, Gates said he is mindful of the stress on Army families back home. The quality of life for soldiers, their families, and especially wounded warriors, remains his top priority, Gates said.
"I consider the well-being of each and every one of you to be my personal responsibility," he added. "For the younger ones of you, I care about you the way I would my own son and daughter. For all of you, my highest priority is to do everything possible to help you accomplish your mission, to win, and to come home safely."
He went on to laud the improvements Army leaders on Fort Drum are making in troop and family support, citing the expansion of the child development center and the Guthrie Ambulatory Health Care Clinic, the new Warrior in Transition Support Center and Clinic, and the renovation of more family housing units.
Gates noted that four brigades from the 10th Mountain Division would be returning to Iraq to serve in an advisory capacity beginning this fall.
"With the announcement of your upcoming return to theater, I know I speak for all Americans when I wish you the best on the arduous missions that await you," Gates said. "The nation is grateful for your service."
Before introducing Gates, Fort Drum and 10th Mountain Division Commander Army Maj. Gen Mike Oates spoke to the troops, acknowledging that frequent and lengthy deployments like the division's soldiers have faced can cause stress on the soldiers and their families. While the soldiers of Fort Drum and their families are not immune, he said, they seem to be handling things well.
"I think all of us are trying to understand what the nature of the stress is on the force, how to stay ahead of it, if you will, because it does change based on the first deployment, or the second, or the third," Oates said. "Two one-year tours are not the same as three three-month tours, or one 15-month tour."
As for the families who also have to deal with the frequent and lengthy tours, he said he recognizes that they feel like they're serving alongside their servicemember.
"I think most of our families don't regard themselves as victims and don't appreciate sometimes the victimology piece," he said. "They are very proud of the service of their soldiers overseas and they see themselves, as family members, serving their country through this sacrifice.
Sometimes, however, the focus falls too squarely on the few who are really struggling.
Oates said that on Fort Drum, most people not only live through stressful periods in their lives, but grow from them. To help his soldiers and their families achieve this growth, Oates said the post is looking very seriously at resiliency training as a way to cope with stress.
Gates concluded the town hall by fielding questions from the soldiers before presenting each of them with his challenge coin.
The stop here was the first leg of a two-day trip. Gates is scheduled to speak to the Economic Club of Chicago this evening and address recruits graduating from Naval Station Great Lakes tomorrow. The secretary will return to Washington tomorrow in time to bid farewell to Army Secretary Pete Geren, who is leaving his post after two years on the job.
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Madison — R.J. Julia Booksellers took orders for hundreds of copies of Hillary Clinton's "Hard Choices" Wednesday morning, setting the stage for the potential Democratic presidential candidate's upcoming book-signing at the store, a shoreline institution.
Clinton's July 19 appearance is billed as a strictly non-speaking engagement.
"I hope she runs for president," said Vitty O'Toole, a Madison woman waiting in line for the store's 10 a.m. opening. "She has the power and the experience."
Bookstore staff began taking phone orders at 8 a.m. By 10, scores of people, most of them women, had queued up on the sidewalk outside, hoping to reserve copies of the former first lady's chronicle of her years as U.S. secretary of state.
A reservation for the book-signing, which will include a copy of Clinton's book at the time of the signing, went for $35, plus tax.
Late in the day, Lori Fazio, R.J. Julia's general manager, said the store's six phones had not stopped ringing.
"I expect we'll sell out by the time we close tonight (at 8)," she said. "If not, we'll sell them tomorrow."
Fazio said she could not say how many copies of Clinton's book had been sold or what the store's capacity would be for the book-signing, citing heightened security surrounding the event. A Secret Service detail will be assigned to protect Clinton.
While some consideration had been given to having the book-signing at a larger venue, Clinton's schedule dictated otherwise, Fazio said.
"The option would have been to have it off-site and have her speak, but it depended on her schedule," she said. "What worked best was a straight signing in the store."
An East Lyme woman who declined to give her name said she learned of Clinton's upcoming appearance early Wednesday morning, decided not to bother trying to reach the store by phone and drove directly to R.J. Julia's downtown Madison location.
"I'm a supporter of Hillary — and a collector of signed books," she said.
Rob Hammel of Killingworth, one of the few men in line, arrived outside the store at 9:30, when there was only a smattering of people. He said he faced a far greater wait when Mariano Rivera, the retired Yankees relief pitcher, signed copies of "The Closer: My Story" at R.J. Julia in May.
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Hammel said he was "a fan" of Hillary and expects her to run for president.
O'Toole, the Madison woman, who noted she shares Clinton's alma mater (Wellesley), said the former first lady is just what's needed in the nation's capital.
"I lived in Washington for years when my husband was a reporter for The (Washington) Post, so I know what a mess it is down there," said O'Toole, who described herself as an "independent Democrat."
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I moved to the University of St Andrews in 2001. During this time, I became interested in biomedical ethics, an interest which I developed further during my time at the Ethox Centre, University of Oxford and at the University of London. I joined the School of Medicine in February 2011.
I am interested in the ethical issues raised by advances in medicine, particularly those involving reproductive technologies and those surrounding children and health care. For example, following on from my work on paediatric anti-depressant use, I was involved in research on the optimisation of care of children with severe cerebral palsy, and the evaulation of their transition into adult services. In summer 2011 I worked at the WHO headquarters in Geneva on the Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) international questionnaire, which is a part of a multi-partner project exploring the effects of child maltreatment on long term chronic health and health risk behaviours.
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- Trinity Lutheran Church Eighth Sunday after Pentecost will be celebrated at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Summer Sunday school and Bible class at 9:45 a.m., 808 Louisiana Parkway. 884-4041.
- West Heights Baptist Church The Lord's Supper will be served following the morning worship service at 11 a.m., 641 Villa Drive. 883-7534.
- Brooks Worship Center Women's Day Worship Service and Celebration with guest preacher the Rev. Idotha Battle will be at 3:30 p.m. Free. 2101 N. Port Ave. 884-5109.
- Odem First United Methodist Church offers a new study series, "Home Building and Strengthening Families,'' at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays led by Pastor Carol and Richard Pifer at the church, 1301 Haisley St. Free. 368-9187.
- St. John Baptist Church Summer Revival featuring the Rev. H.B. Charles and host pastor, the Rev. Kevin Pullam, at 7 p.m Aug. 1-3., 5445 Greenwood Drive. Free. 855-9351.
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Hellol. I have an old mountain bike with some newer parts, that is now getting a couple more new parts since the hub collapsed on me Friday. It's been upgraded to an SUB (sport utility bike) with the help of Xtracycle.com , and I totally love it!
I am a 100% bicycle commuter, having ditched cars permanently the last time one gave out on me. Last spring I married a wonderful guy who's never gotten in the habit of driving in the first place - doesn't even own a drivers license! Naturally my SUB is now our family 'stationwagon.'
We've found that on those rare occassions when we need to haul more, or when we want to go out without the bikes, a taxi works fine. The cost is way more than offset by what we're saving by not being addicted to dinosaur fuel. Also, we use the internet to do a lot of things most people drive all around town for - like shopping.
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