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He has been a consultant for international NGOs and US government agencies, analyzing legal and policy issues pertaining to REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation) and global climate change. His scholarly work appears in the Vermont Law Review, Georgetown International Environmental Law Review, NYU Environmental Law Journal, and UC Hastings West-Northwest Journal of Environmental Law & Policy. He is the author of The Idea of Biodiversity (Johns Hopkins U. Press).
Before his legal career, David was a professor in Earth Systems Science & Policy at CSU Monterey Bay, a lecturer in the John S. Knight Writing Program at Cornell, and a Peace Corps Forestry Volunteer in Senegal.
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Colombia's state generator Isagen has completed a process to acquire 101 billion pesos (US$53 million) in financing to help fund construction of the Sogamoso hydropower project.
The financing comes in the form of two 15 year credit notes from financial institution Bancolombia, Business News Americas reported.
The 820-MW Sogamoso hydro project will supply 10 percent of Colombia's energy needs and increase Isagen's generation capacity by 38 percent when it comes online by the end of 2014.
Isagen has previously held several bond issues to secure financing for the project.
In 2009, the Andean Development Corporation approved a US$140 million loan to assist with development of the project, Business News Americas reported.
The project's total cost is estimated at US$1.74 billion, reports indicate.
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This Fresh Blueberry Pie can be made with fresh or frozen berries. The streusel topping adds extra texture and flavor.Which do you prefer – a fruit crisp or a fruit pie? On one hand I love a fruit crisp because I love the streusel like topping that goes on top of it. I love the sweet crunchiness of it. On the other hand I love a good pie too and a nice buttery, flaky crust. Well, with today's recipe I no longer have to choose one over the other. I [Continue Reading…]
25 Very Berry Recipes
Berry season is my favorite time of year and we are in the middle of it right now here in Oregon. The strawberries were amazing and the raspberries are just coming on and it won't be long until the blueberries and marionberries are here too. To get us all in the mood for berry season check out these amazing, mouthwatering berry recipes! Berries and White Chocolate Muffins from Something Swanky Berry Lemonade Popsicles from Le Creme de la Crumb Blueberry Cheesecake Ice Cream from Tutti Dolci Blueberry Crumble Bars from [Continue Reading…]
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Last week I hosted book club at my home which means I am in charge of serving refreshments after our book discussion. I loved the book we read this month. In fact, I think it may be my favorite book I have read so far this year. We read the book Swan House by Elizabeth Musser. The person who presented the book had actually purchased the book in the gift shop of the Swan House in Atlanta, Georgia. The house is a real place but the story is fiction based [Continue Reading…]
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I have to begin this post with a direct quote from my husband upon tasting today's treat. "This is the BEST ice cream you have ever made!" This comment was not made once but made multiple times while he enjoyed his bowl full of Fresh Blueberry Ice Cream. This is REALLY the BEST ice cream you have ever made!" I think he liked and I liked it too. Actually I think you can say we LOVED it! We had the sister missionaries from our church over for dinner this week [Continue Reading…]
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One thing the Northwest does right is berries! You name it – we've got it. Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, marionberries, tayberries and even loganberries. And I know there are more I haven't even named. My oldest son's name is Logan – I teased my husband I wanted to name him after my father Barrie – therefore he would have been Logan Barrie (loganberry) He didn't go for it! Yesterday I shared a fun Mason Jar Picnic idea and the dessert I took on the picnic was today's recipe for Raspberry [Continue Reading…]
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PHOENIX -- Police in Glendale have charged into a neighborhood near 69th Avenue and Bell Road on Wednesday in pursuit of suspects in a home invasion.
Two men were in custody and police believe there may be at least two more still at-large.
Police are searching the area around the home and Union Hills Road and 59th Avenue, where the suspects were capture. A witness said armored vehicles and a SWAT team were among the personnel on the scene.
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Uninsured Employers' Fund: Appeal of UEF Benefits Determination
Horizon Custom Homes v. UEF [02/14/07] 2007 MTWCC 8 Where an uninsured employer failed to request mediation within 90 days of the UEF's unconditional acceptance of an injured employee's claim, as required by § 39-71-520, MCA, the uninsured employer is without recourse.
Howe v. UEF [12/23/05] 2005 MTWCC 59 Section 39-71-520(1), MCA (2003), requires that following a benefits determination by the Uninsured Employers' Fund, an aggrieved party must appeal to mediation within ninety days, otherwise the determination is final. A petitioner may effectively meet the requirements of § 39-71-520(1), MCA (2003), if a petitioner notifies the Uninsured Employers' Fund in writing of his or her disagreement with its decision.
James v. UEF [10/22/02] 2002 MTWCC 51 Section 39-71-520, MCA, requires that following a benefits determination by the Uninsured Employers' Fund an aggrieved party must request mediation within 90 days, otherwise the determination is final. Since mediation is a prerequisite to filing a petition in the Workers' Compensation Court, §§ 39-71-2401(1), -2408(1), and -2905, MCA, a failure to request mediation within 90 days bars the Court from reviewing the UEF determination.
Hoff v. Uninsured Employers' Fund [7/19/00] 2000 MTWCC 44 The triggering event for running of the 90 days to appeal to mediation from a determination of the uninsured employers' fund under section 39–71-520, MCA (1999) is not receipt of the determination, but the determination itself.
Hoff v. Uninsured Employers' Fund [7/19/00] 2000 MTWCC 44 Although section 39-71-520, MCA (1999) requires a dispute concerning uninsured employers' fund benefits to be appealed to mediation within 90 days from the date of the determination or the date the determination became final, a letter from the UEF to claimant discussing permanent partial disability benefits was not a determination regarding temporary total disability benefits and thus did not commence the running of the appeal period regarding TTD entitlement.


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Wasting food, the cost of coal and climate change are all topics planned to be debated at Grand Valley State University during "Sustainability Week," as staff and students try to lead a "zero-impact" lifestyle.
Students are planning activities between Oct. 14 through 23 as part of the seventh-annual event, focusing on aspects of life such as consumption, transportation, energy and food, and will provide challenges to reduce impact in those areas – and celebrate their efforts with a "Sustainapalooza" party.
Activities start with a Sustainability Champions Awards breakfast at 7:30 a.m. on Friday in the Pere Marquette Room of the Kirkhof Center on the Allendale Township campus featuring GVSU President Thomas Haas and Wendy Wenner, dean of the Brooks College of Interdisciplinary Studies.
Monday includes film producer Timothy Vatterott planning to lead a panel discussion about hunger and food waste in West Michigan from 6-9 p.m. in the Loosemore Auditorium on the Pew Grand Rapids Campus. A screening of the film "Dive" is planned for earlier in the day. The film looks tat the 93 billion pounds of food thrown away in the United States each year.


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Evelyn Lozada Drops Her Restraining Order Against Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson
Several months after her highly-publicized split from Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson, Basketball Wives star Evelyn Lozada has dropped the restraining order she had against her former hubby.
The couple split after Chad allegedly assaulted Evelyn during an argument, so the restraining order made sense then, but apparently isn't needed now. According to TMZ, Evelyn and Chad reunited in a Florida court on Dec. 18, and Evelyn kindly asked the judge to drop the restraining order.
When the judge asked Ev if she was coerced in any way to drop the order, she said no. She also denied being afraid of her ex, who has admitted having anger issues. And although Evelyn has said in the past that she has no intention of getting back together with Chad, sources tell TMZ that the reality star at least wants to "start talking to him again."
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"True Wolf" is getting great reviews – see what critics are saying
22 Jun 2012 | No Comments | posted by canislupus | in Bruce Weide, film description, Reviews, Rob Whitehair, Uncategorized
The perfect description of True Wolf from John Hartl of The Seattle Times. What more could a documentary ask for?
No spoiler alert, just a great compliment from Sally Mauk, News Director of KUFM who called the ending "one of the really amazing moments in documentary film that I've seen." During her interview with Bruce Weide and Rob Whitehair, she explained "the value of the film is that it raises as many questions as it does answer questions about the whole notion of our relationship to wild animals."
Read, watch and listen to more reviews on the Reviews page.
A Message from Bruce Weide, Executive Producer
29 May 2012 | No Comments | posted by canislupus | in Bruce Weide, Director/Producer, Executive Producer, film description, Photos, Rob Whitehair, Uncategorized
True Wolf – Executive Producer's Statement
By Bruce Weide
The making of True Wolf began more than twenty years ago, in 1991, when Koani entered our lives. At first, I borrowed a video camera from Missoula Community Access Television. Later, when Wild Sentry could afford it, I bought a 3-chip camera. Filming our life with a wolf was done on the fly without the luxury of multiple takes and in terms of priorities, it lay well below caring for Koani, running Wild Sentry, and presenting programs. Nevertheless, I shot footage for sixteen years with the belief that this was a good story.
But it wasn't until 2006, that I truly felt compelled to make a film about Koani. If you live a life with a wolf, you understand that they are meant to live wild and free. I saw a film as a legacy to a wolf who spent her life in captivity and thereby provided many people with a new understanding of wolves. So I set about looking for another filmmaker to work with. I wanted to collaborate with someone for two reasons: Fifteen years had passed since my second documentary aired on public television. During this time I'd engaged in a career entirely apart from filmmaking and much had changed in that world. But of even more importance, I believe in the creative power that comes from team work.
As I searched for a partner, I set about the arduous task of fundraising and eventually, due to the loyalty and generosity of people who had supported Wild Sentry in the past, succeeded. During this period, I also wrote draft after draft of the film. I knew the story I wanted to tell and the three primary elements I wanted to see included:
- the importance of education;
- the role stories play in influencing our perceptions and attitudes;
- the critical need for civil discourse.
Also, I wanted to make a film that underscored the fact that wolves (and hybrids) are not good pets.
Over the course of that three and a half year search, I found people more interested in co-opting the project than collaborating on it. I came quite close to calling it quits… after all, there comes a point when perseverance can turn into stubborn silliness. But I decided to give it one more try.
I explained the story to Rob Whitehair of Tree and Sky Media Arts. This was not an 'elevator pitch', this was a full description of story as well as the themes I wanted to see woven into that story. And something unusual and fantastic happened; Rob listened. As I told the story, Rob's eyes grew more animated and after I finished he said, "Awesome!" And so began a richly rewarding relationship and collaborative effort that resulted in True Wolf.
I hope you enjoy the film. I'm proud of it and I'm delighted to have worked with Rob, but more importantly I now feel a sense of relief because I've fulfilled a vow I made to Koani, a commitment to create a legacy to the educational work she achieved and the sacrifice it cost her.
SIFF Box Office is Open – Buy your tickets now for True Wolf world premiere
3 May 2012 | No Comments | posted by canislupus | in Director/Producer, film description, Photos, Rob Whitehair, Screenings, Uncategorized
The Seattle International Film Festival box opens is officially open today, May 3.
Follow this link to purchase your tickets for the World Premiere screening. True Wolf director, Rob Whitehair, will be in attendance for a Q&A after the screenings on May 31 and June 1.
Here's the great write up about True Wolf from SIFF:
When Montana couple Bruce Weide and Pat Tucker made the decision to adopt an abandoned wolf pup in 1991, they had little idea of how their new houseguest named Koani would end up shaping their lives. After a lengthy trial-and-error process of learning how to share space with a territorial predator (Lesson 1: Always have plenty of replacement furniture on hand), they developed a healthy respect and profound appreciation for the line separating "man's best friend" and White Fang. With Koani in the role of "Ambassador Wolf," the trio made it their mission to educate others. Utilizing a wealth of archival footage and personal remembrances, director Rob Whitehair's delightful all-ages documentary shows the long-lasting effects that his three stars (along with faithful canine companion Indy) had on their surroundings. Students, teachers, and even a few grizzled motorcycle enthusiasts are on hand to describe the ways their views on nature were changed by their encounters with Koani. Showing an admirable even-handedness towards its subject matter, True Wolf also takes time to explore the ethical concerns inherent in raising a wild animal, resulting in a documentary for nature enthusiasts that offers plenty of food for thought afterwards.


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Mathematicians are generally familiar with Leonhard Euler (1707-1783); see the Dictionary of Scientific Biography [1, p. IV.467-484] for information on his life and achievements, or shorter biographies by Dunham [3, p. xix-xxviii] and Calinger [2, p. 486-489]. Euler was perhaps the most productive mathematician of all time. He was certainly the most productive and influential mathematician of his century, and his role in the development of modern physics is almost as significant.
The name of Jean le Rond d'Alembert (1717-1783) is less well known to mathematicians, although he is certainly better known than Euler to those in the humanities. He was an editor of the first encyclopedia, and a member of a loosely-defined group of French philosophers and men of letters known as les philosophes, who were very influential in the European Enlightenment. However, d'Alembert was a successful mathematician and physicist in his own right, especially during his younger days. Perhaps his best-known achievement was the solution of the wave equation. Once again, the Dictionary of Scientific Biography [1, p. I.110-117] is a good source on his life. The book by Hankins [4] is more substantial and gives a sympathetic account of d'Alembert, who had a tendency to be quarrelsome and vain.
D'Alembert wrote his first letter to Euler in the summer of 1746, shortly after he won the Berlin Academy's prize for that year. His essay, On the General Cause of Winds [5] had been chosen for the prize by a jury chaired by Euler, who was the director of the mathematics section at that academy. For a period of almost five years, the two men carried on a lively and amicable dialogue through their correspondence, most of which has been collected in Euler's Opera Omnia [6]. However, d'Alembert suffered a great disappointment in the Berlin Prize competition for 1750. The jury, once again chaired by Euler, determined that none of the entries submitted for that year's prize competition were worthy, and so the prize was remanded to 1752. D'Alembert declined to enter the 1752 competition and instead published his 1750 essay himself. It appeared as Essay on a New Theory of Fluid Resistance in Paris early in 1752 [7].
In December 1750, the young astronomer Augustin Nathanael Grischow (1726-1760) was dismissed from the Berlin Academy. Grischow, not to be confused with his father Augustin (1683-1749), also an astronomer with the Berlin Academy, had been one of the three judges of the 1750 competition. He was also an acquaintance of d'Alembert. No doubt humiliated by the Academy's actions, he made trouble for his former colleagues by revealing to d'Alembert and others in Parisian society his version of the events that had led to the rejection of all the entries in that competition. Whatever may have actually happened behind closed doors, d'Alembert came away with the belief that Euler had recognized his entry and convinced Grischow and the other judge that the paper, which they considered to be the front-runner, had not sufficiently answered the question set for the competition.
The Berlin competition, like other prize competitions of this time, involved anonymous entries, identitfied only by a motto or dévise. It would not have been difficult for Euler to identify d'Alembert's distinctive mathematical style, so the story has at least some credibility. In any case, d'Alembert believed that he had been treated unfairly, and broke off his correspondence with Euler in an angry letter of September 10, 1751. Those who read French may wish to consult [6, p. 27-28, 311-314] for more on this controversy.
This might have marked the end of d'Alembert's relationship with Euler. However, later in the same year the Berlin Academy's journal for the year 1749 appeared and caused d'Alembert even more grief. Hankins describes it as follows [4, p. 50]:
[The volume] appeared with a series of articles by Euler including one on the precession of the equinoxes and three others on subjects that d'Alembert had enthusiatically described to Euler in their correspondence. D'Alembert quickly took alarm. All of his work was being stolen! Even his most important contribution, his book on the equinoxes, had not received a single mention from Euler.
D'Alembert was now thoroughly annoyed. Just at the time when his work with the Encyclopédie was achieving so much success, Euler apparently was not only obstructing his efforts, but also borrowing his ideas and claiming them as his own.
Actually, Euler published five memoirs in this volume of the Histoires of the Berlin Academy. This was typical of his productivity at that stage in his career. Only one of these articles, a piece on the parallax of the moon [8], was unproblematic as far as d'Alembert was concerned. As noted by Hankins, Euler and d'Alembert had discussed matters relevant to the contents of the other four papers in their correspondence between 1746 and 1750. Although D'Alembert felt that he had not been duly cited in three of these papers, his concerns with the fourth one were of a very different nature.


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that's pretty much what I was expecting.... they simply divulged too much of the story in the first one to really have any substance to a 2nd story if it were to revolve around who you are and who the girl is.
I guess they didn't introduce any new major plot elements or themes to the story to build it back up.
I won't jump to too many conclusions before I actually play it, but it's more or less exactly what I was anticipating would happen and is exactly what happened with Warhead. Zero new plot information or major story line info.
Everyone doing these sequels need to take a lesson from Valve on how to take one big story and give you just enough to want the next game and to still have enough major chunks of important plot material to produce a solid 2nd and 3rd game.
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