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Wayne E. Goins, professor and director of jazz ensembles at Kansas State University, conducts three big bands and teaches combos, private guitar lessons and jazz improvisation courses.
He joined K-State in 1998 after receiving his doctorate in music education from Florida State University. He earned both his bachelor's and master's degrees in music education from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
Goins is an active researcher and lecturer in the field of music education with numerous articles and presentations delivered at conferences across the United States. He has written numerous columns for Jazz Improv magazine, writes record reviews and feature interview articles regularly for Jazz Ambassadorsmagazine and has written five books on jazz, three of which were published by The Edwin Mellen Press: "Emotional Response To Music: Pat Metheny's Secret Story," "The Jazz Band Director's Handbook: A Guide To Success," and "A Biography: Charlie Christian, Jazz Guitar's King of Swing." One of his books, "The Wise Improviser: A Jazz Method for Instrumentalists," was written specifically for his students who actively participate in the jazz program at K-State.
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Have you ever wondered why unregulated markets lead to degradation of the environment and depletion of fisheries, degradation of forests and adverse impacts to other natural resources? Economists have studied this extensively, and there are well understood reasons why many natural resources tend to be overused and degraded in unregulated markets. This is what economists call "market failure".
So if free markets fail to effectively utilize many natural resources, why not just leave it to the government? Unfortunately, there are also well know reasons why management by government agencies will also not effectively utilize natural resources, and this is called "government failure".
Why do free markets work so well for producing regular commercial goods, but not well at all for protecting the environment? When firms "use" the environment (pollute) to produce, they can "use" the environment for free, while the rest us of bear the costs of pollution damages. This leads to a form of "market failure". Follow this link to learn more about Market Failure.
Economists have developed policies that capitalize on the power of markets, while at the same time correcting for problems of market failure. Green markets address the problem of market failure by making firms pay when they "use" the environment (pollute). One example of a green market is the so-called "carbon tax", or pollution tax. The pollution tax is an example of the "Polluter Pays Principle", which makes the polluter pay the full cost of production, including the costs of pollution damages. Learn more about green markets and the Polluter Pays Principle.
Green markets can be based on a "carrot" and a "stick" approach. The pollution tax approach is an example of a green market that is based on a "stick" approach—the Polluter Pays Principle. Polluters are penalized (the "stick") by being charged for the pollution they emit. Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) are an example of a "carrot" approach. Find out more about Payments for Ecosystem Services.
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Amazing fic! *Runs off to read the sequel*
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:D Great fic! Poor Merry and Pippin, always in trouble!
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Great sequel, hope they make up soon, or after the war!
:D I would've reviewed anyways, this sounds really interesting, and the first sentence got me laughing, which is impressieve seeing as at the moment my temper is rivalling a Balrogs!
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*Falls about snickering* "Who is Erestor?" Thanks for cheering me up, I was feeling down until I read that..
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*Laughs* Amazing as usual. Loved the way Glorfindel changed the conversation! Reminds me of the conversation I had with my Mum. Innocent start: What do I wanna be when I'm older?" Very naughty finish: Shoving testicles down guys throats (I confused Testicles and Tonsils) XD
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I liked it. Am a little annoyed about the Legolas bashing though!
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*Ducks under bed* Poor Elves... *Sniff* Santa come anywhere near me and he'll die by the Balrog *Roar heard in distance* GO GET HIM VALAKRA!
I thought this poem was great...but now I'm scared of Santa...
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Equipment durability is an important consideration in food production, and within the harsh environments of many food processing operations, having sharp and durable blades results in better productivity and profitability.
USDA Finalizes Ruling For Labeling Of Mechanically Tenderized Beef
In response to growing concerns over bacterial contamination, mechanically tenderized meat products must now be labeled as such and must include proper cooking instructions.
Tyson Foods Will Eliminate Human Antibiotic Use In Chickens
The number one poultry producer in the U.S. intends to eliminate the use of human antibiotics in chicken flocks by September of next year.
Greencore Foods Saves Time And Money With Waste Water Treatment Solution
As a maker of cooking sauces, pickles, dips, and soft drinks, Greencore Foods has become a significant player in the food processing industry. However, the company's effluent from food manufacturing contains an array of inorganic salts and organic components which enter the waste stream in part from the intense wash-down of processing tanks and lines during clean-inplace (CIP) procedures for product changeover. This article explains how the company overcame the challenges of managing its waste water treatment at its Selby, U.K. plant.
Metal Detection, X-Ray Inspection Or Both?
The final quality of food and pharmaceutical products is dependent on the level of diligence exercised during
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Food Traceability: Solving The Imperative Of Compliance
Consumers' confidence in the food they consume is eroding. The numbers quickly illustrate why: in the last few years FDA food recalls increased nearly 400%, largely due to salmonella and undeclared allergens1. Ghastly stories such as contaminated foods causing deaths across several states further diminish consumers' confidence in food—and in the retailers where they purchased the recalled produce.
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Although food safety and compliance have long been of critical importance for companies across the Food & Beverage (F&B) supply chain, today's legislative bodies as well as consumers are only increasing focus on it. Adulterated products making their way into the food supply are driving the need for more accountability and ownership of the quality of products and processes. Compounding these pressures, with the viral nature of today's global environment, even a minuscule adverse event can have disproportionate backlash on branding, reputation, and profitability.
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Indecisive Girls Unite - Half Head Hair Inspiration Gallery
Who would've thought Cruella De Ville would've started quite the hair trend these days? Thanks to some cool indecisively split personality chicks, alt pin up models, Porcelain Black and Nicki Minaj, "half head" or "50/50" hair color is in. It's basically just having each side of your hair starting in the middle, two different colors. It can be as dramatic or subtle as you like, but the more dramatic color seems to be more popular. I personally like the look, especially the half white, half black, but could never commit to that style for too long for myself. Hence why I keep telling myself how I need a closet of wigs… damn my split personality style.
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Recovery Continues Two Weeks After Superstorm Sandy
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Childproofing - Water Safety for Toddlers and Preschoolers
So much has changed since your toddler was a baby. But one thing has not: the most important safety device in your backyard pool area is still your pool fence. Having a fence around your pool is like having a seat-belt in your car – it is there in case of an emergency, such as a lapse in parental supervision.
Use a pool fence as a deterrent
Your pool fence should be able to keep your toddler or preschooler from going OVER, UNDER, or THROUGH it.
- OVER – Your preschooler loves to climb the playground equipment at the park. Your pool fence or the trees around it may look like an exciting challenge to her. Keep her from climbing over the pool fence by:
- Installing a pool fence made of material that is not scalable, such as wrought iron or mesh.
- Making sure that the fence is at least 60 inches tall; one that has a self-closing, self-latching gate. Check the gate regularly to make sure it's working properly.
- Trimming trees and shrubs near the pool fence and don't put playground equipment near the pool fence. If the equipment is light enough to be pushed around by children, secure it so they can't push it to the pool fence and use it to climb the fence.
- Putting your patio furniture inside your pool area so children can't use it to climb over the fence.
- UNDER – Check the pool area regularly for loose soil or rocks that can be dug loose to create a space for a child to slip beneath the fence. You can install brick or concrete beneath the fence to prevent this from happening.
- THROUGH – Never prop open a pool gate. Every time that you enter and exit your pool area, double-check the gate to make sure it closes and latches properly. Agree to this rule as a family, explain it to guests, and begin to teach your toddler or preschooler. Check the gate regularly to make sure it's working properly. You can also install an audible alarm on the gate to tell you when it has been opened.
Limit access to pool from home and front yard
In addition to a pool fence, childproofing should include limiting the access to the pool from your home and the front yard by:
- Installing self-closing, self-latching hardware on the gate leading into your front yard. This is often a requirement in city pool ordinance codes.
- Self-closing, self-latching hardware can be placed on doors leading from your home into the back yard. An audible alarm can also be added, or you can set your home alarm to "chime" when doors are opened.
- Child-proof latches on windows can prevent a child from crawling out a window and into the backyard if there is a lapse in supervision.
- Install childproof latches on doggie doors.
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ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. -- Many neighborhoods around the First Coast have standing water in them, and each large puddle and mini-lake is a perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes.
Ashley Carter's neighborhood in St. Augustine Beach has some standing water in it.
He was out with his dog, Mazie, on Tuesday enjoying the blue sky and sunshine after days of rain.
"[Sunday's storm's were] pretty intense. I've lived here a long time and it was amazing," Carter said.
"We had over ten inches of rain based on our rain gauges," Jodi Scott of Anastasia Mosquito Control in St. Johns County said.
Much of that rain has filled ditches and yards.
"[The water] is ideal for mosquitoes," Scott noted.
That's why the Anastasia Mosquito Control is spraying larvicide in ditches and in areas where there is standing water.
Scott said she is attacking the larvae to prevent mosquito outbreaks as best she can.
Not only did the area get a lot of rain, the winds knocked limbs and leaves into the water, and Scott said that is good for small biting bugs.
"Plant matter will come in and give them hiding places from predators who might also be in the water from overflows of lakes and ponds," Scott explained.
However, there is a bit of good news.
Scott said the cooler weather is slowing down the mosquito onslaught for now.
"But if the temperature rises, like it's predicted to at the end of the week, there's a chance the development will speed up," she added.
For Mazy and Carter, they welcome the mosquito truck in their neighborhood.
"I appreciate it because if they don't spray, we'll be in for a heck of a season," Carter noted.
And they continued on, enjoying the lack of bugs and rain on a walk through their soggy neighborhood.
If you are in St. Johns County and have standing water that won't go away, the Anastasia Mosquito Control come out and spray as a public service. You can contact them at (904)-471-3107.
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Compensation costs for civilian workers (not seasonally adjusted) increased 4.0 percent for the 12 months ended in June 2002 to 159.9 (June 1989=100). This compares with over-the-year increases of 3.9 percent in June 2001 and 4.4 percent in June 2000.
Wages and salaries rose 3.5 percent for the year ended June 2002, after increasing 3.7 percent in the year ended June 2001. Benefit costs increased 5.0 percent for the year ended in June 2002, compared with an increase of 4.5 percent in June 2001.
These data are from the Employment Cost Trends program. Civilian workers include nonfarm private industry plus State and local government. See USDL 02-403, "Employment Cost Index--June 2002" (PDF) (TXT), for more information on changes in compensation costs.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Compensation costs rise on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2002/jul/wk4/art05.htm (visited October 06, 2015).
Recent editions of Spotlight on Statistics
New estimates of personal taxes in Consumer Expenditure Survey
In 2013, the Consumer Expenditure Survey improved its personal tax data.
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Natick, MA 01760
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Newton-Wellesley Hospital Ambulatory Care Center
111 Norfolk Street
Walpole, MA 02081
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Should I buy? Get ESP? 2005 F250
86,500 miles; nice set of options; drives/shifts well with good power (unladen); very clean. A friend who worked for six years as a Ford diesel mechanic looked it over and drove it too, and did not see any issues.
Anyone here able to run an Oasis report for me? (1FTSW21PX5ED33282)
Any sugestions on the ExtraCare (called Premium some places) Ford warranty for 36 months/36,000 miles priced at about $2,500?
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I would pull the egr valve. Make sure there is no white residue on the degas bottle. One thing when you do a egr delete u will need to modify the up pipe because of a.scoop in there. Sounds like a good buy I would see if they would let you warm it up and druve with a monitor hooked up to check eot and ect
Before today I would recommend the FORD ESP warranty. But... Sunday I dropped my 2005 F250 off at North Point Ford in Little Rock. I was concerned that: 1.the turbo was a little loud and 2. the batteries were being drained when setting for more than three days. I figured the $100 deductible under ESP would be worth it, especially since the truck has 10,000 miles left under warranty and if there was a problem I wanted it resolved now. The service manager called me, and I also had a long talk with the tech doing the work. They said they could not find anything wrong with the truck after doing the extensive diagnostics routine. The tech said he drove the truck three times, and it was a really sweet running 6.0 and an extremely nice truck. Today I picked up the vehicle and they gave the bill, $496.00. $350.00 for diesel diagnostics and $109.0 to check charging system. I said I thought it should be covered by warranty, and they said because they could not find a problem I would have to pay the entire bill. If they had found a problem my cost would have been $100. So I paid the whole thing and drove about 75 miles home. When I started the truck (it had set overnight and was cold) the engine fired off better than it had for a couple of years. The turbo sure sounds better (quieter), just like it was when new. Both of these issues are a little subjective, so I really can't prove anything. I have to wonder if it isn't easier to collect $ from the customer than from the Ford ESP program. Since I have the truck for sale, at least I can let prospective buyers know it has been checked by a Ford technician who says he can find nothing wrong with it. So, do I recommend Ford ESP? Maybe, but make sure you have a "real" problem before you ask Ford to look at it.
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