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Economic Impact of WildEarth Guardians Litigation on Local Communities
WildEarth Guardians is a nonprofit and environmental activist organization that claims their mission is "to confront the threats facing the beauty and diversity of the American West." They use several strategies to pursue that mission including litigation, science, media, and lobbying. Their primary strategy is to file lawsuits to uphold their interpretation of environmental laws, called "litigating for the wild." This report includes a statistical analysis of the effects WEG's actions have on the communities they litigate in, as well as one case study in each of their four areas of interest to illustrate their operations.
Statistical Analysis
Using standard regression analysis we evaluate the effects of activities by WildEarth Guardians on three variables that act as proxies for county economic conditions. Controlling for other factors influencing county economic conditions, we find evidence that interventions by WildEarth Guardians, on average, are associated with lower median household income, but higher county tax receipts. Legal and policy interventions by WildEarth Guardians often generate costs for the affected county. In order to cover those costs the county must generate new revenues, usually through increased taxes. So, not only are local communities suffering from lower household incomes, but they also are forced to pay higher taxes to cover the costs associated with
legal fees from litigation efforts.
Oil and Gas Leases
WEG's challenge to the drilling industry is titled the "Wild Skies of the West" initiative. A 2009 legal settlement with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) resulted in the EPA proposing new, stronger nationwide air quality rules for oil and gas 2 development. WEG continues to litigate to reduce the amount of drilling across the West, especially in the Rocky Mountain Region including Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming.
Coal Mining
One of WildEarth Guardians' areas of interest is coal mining. Although they focus primarily on Wyoming's Powder River Basin, which produces 43% of all coal burned in the U.S., they have extended their interests to include the Colorado Plateau with the purpose of having no coal mined or burned in the Colorado Plateau. They are attempting to prevent the construction of any new coal-fired power plants, pushing to retire existing plants, and promoting stronger enforcement of the Clean Air Act.
Grazing Permits
WEG have always emphasized grazing permit retirement. They argue that public lands' grazing has negative effects on native species, water use, large carnivores, fire ecology, and aquatic ecosystems. They are especially frustrated with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's practice of removing Mexican Wolves when they conflict with cows in the Greater Gila Bioregion.
Listing of Endangered Species
Another of the group's aims is getting as many species as possible listed as threatened or endangered under the premise of the Endangered Species Act (ESA), despite the impacts that listing these animals has on private and public use. WEG have petitioned to have 681 more species listed under the ESA (there are approximately 1,385 species listed currently). As part of their wildlife protection efforts, they have created a program they call, "Saving the Sagebrush Sea," that hopes to create a system of sagebrush reserves. The argument often stated by the environmental community is that increased intervention by environmental groups through litigation and other activities does not negatively impact local communities is not supported by the data. Taken together, these efforts may jeopardize industries representing $3.98 billion in economic benefits for local economies. These costs do not include the fiscal and budget implications, increase costs to local legal systems, and the cost of new regulations. But, environmental groups seldom justify their actions in economic terms. Instead these groups are primarily interested in emotional, ecological, and cultural goals. Our results show that those goals are accomplished at a cost to local economies.
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MANKATO, Minn. -- Anthony Barr has practiced just seven times with the Minnesota Vikings since he was drafted on May 8 with the ninth overall pick.
Barr, 22, took part in his first NFL training camp practice on Friday, but wasn't concerned about being behind his teammates after missing most of June workouts to finish his degree at UCLA, by NFL rule.
"Just trying to get my assignments, figure out what I'm doing," Barr said. "Find my role and my identity with this team."
Barr has filled in as the strong-side linebacker with the first-team defense, but without pads and contact, it's difficult to decipher struggle or progress along the front seven. The Vikings can begin wearing pads on the third practice, which is Sunday.
While he was away in California in June, Barr remained in contact with Vikings coaches, including visits from linebackers coach Adam Zimmer.
But without knocking heads in training camp so far, Barr has been able to continue his focus on placement in a relatively amoebic defense compared to the previous Tampa-2 scheme that held court with the Vikings since the mid-2000s.
"It allows me to play free," Barr said. "There are a lot of positions in a lot of places that I'll be at on the field. There's a lot of versatility that comes with this defense. I think I fit that role."
The Vikings addressed their linebacker corps with two main additions in free agent signing Jasper Brinkley and Barr. Both are figured to be starters, but there's plenty of ground to gain for the rookie.
"We're going to push him really hard," coach Mike Zimmer said. "Try to figure out where we can get him to go and how fast we can get him to go. We have very high expectations for him."
Rudolph looking forward to 2016 Vikings?
Tight end Kyle Rudolph is ready for a breakout season in 2014, but he's already looking ahead to the Vikings' future despite his pending free agency.
General manager Rick Spielman said on Thursday "hopefully we'll be able to look at something in the future," regarding an extension for Rudolph, though no deal appears imminent.
"All I know is I'm under contract this year," Rudolph said. "I want to stay here, I've made that evident throughout the offseason. I like it here. I like the direction the Vikings are going in."
The Vikings will play two seasons at the University of Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium before the new $1B stadium opens at the old Metrodome site in 2016.
As of right now, Rudolph expects to be there.
"I'm looking forward to playing in the new stadium," Rudolph said.
Remembering Payton
Vikings defensive backs coach Jerry Gray played against former Chicago Bears running back Walter Payton, or 'Sweetness,' for a couple seasons after he was drafted as a defensive back in 1985.
On Friday, Payton would've turned 60 had he not passed in 1999 from complications due to his autoimmune liver disease. Gray's Los Angeles Rams lost the 1985 NFC Championship game to Payton's Bears en route to their Super Bowl championship.
"He was more like a linebacker's mentality," Gray said. "He was going to take the fight to you. He wasn't going to run out of bounds, was going to punish you and keep your feet moving."
Remind you of anyone?
"It's the same mode," Gray said. "Adrian Peterson, when you look at him, physical runner, not going to shy away from contact. I'm a defensive guy and I'm always amazed watching him on offense."
Payton (16,726 yards) is second on the all-time rushing list behind Emmit Smith. Peterson (10,115) needs 6,612 more rushing yards to pass one of the greats.
Late hits
• Josh Robinson filled in for Captain Munnerlyn (hamstring) in the base defense, with a rotation of Shaun Prater, Jabari Price, Kendall James and others filling in the slot.
• Robert Blanton, Jamarca Sanford and Harrison Smith saw the lion's share of top reps at safety as Andrew Sendejo (back) watched from the sidelines.
• An interesting defensive formation included three safeties on Friday as Mistral Raymond and Blanton played deep while Smith roved around the line of scrimmage acting as a nickel corner or third linebacker.
• Charting 11-on-11 passes in the final team drill, the pecking order continued to be Matt Cassel-Teddy Bridgewater-Christian Ponder. Cassel completed 2-of-5 passes with one batted down at the line by Linval Joseph. Bridgewater went 2-for-3 with his only incompletion an overthrow to Jerome Simpson on a deep route down the sideline. Ponder also went 2-for-3, missing on a deep connection but also tucking and running on two different dropbacks.
• Price had a pass breakup against receiver Adam Thielen, who made a few impressive grabs of his own on the day. Bridgewater was the quarterback on the play.
• Blanton almost had a second interception on the day (first in 7-on-7 drills) when he shadowed Simpson's hip on a deep route and dropped a pick after Simpson bobbled the catch behind his back and into the air.

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Part of a nation's history lies in what people eat. Artifacts at the Museum document the history of food in the United States from farm machinery to diet fads.
More than 1,300 pieces of stoneware and earthenware show how Americans have stored, prepared, and served food for centuries. Ovens, cookie cutters, kettles, aprons, and ice-cream-making machines are part of the collections, along with home canning jars and winemaking equipment. More than 1,000 objects recently came to the Museum when author and cooking show host Julia Child donated her entire kitchen, from appliances to cookbooks.
Advertising and business records of several food companies—such as Hills Brothers Coffee, Pepsi Cola, and Campbell's Soup—represent the commercial side of the subject
"Food - Overview" showing 1289 items.
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Food (series), circa 1795-1970
- Summary
- Consists of materials relating to the food industry, including manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, growers, commision merchants, importers and grocers. This portion of the Warshaw collection has been processed; however, at this time, a complete finding aid for the materials is not available. Researchers interested in these materials should consult the survey forms for the collection. Any questions should be directed to the reference archivist or collection specialist.
- Cite as
- Food, Warshaw Collection of Business Americana, Archives Center, National Museum of American History, box ##, folder ###, digital file number ####
- Date
- 1795
- 1970
- circa 1795-1970
- collector
- Warshaw, Isadore d. 1969
- Data Source
- Archives Center - NMAH
Opce Strojarstvo
- Description
- This 1949 text book on general engineering is one of several used by Miljenko "Mike" Grgich during his course of study in viticulture and enology at the University of Zagreb. It was among the books he carried with him when he left Croatia in 1954, having accepted a United Nations fellowship to continue his studies in West Germany. Months after completing the fellowship he received a visa to Canada, where he lived for two years before landing a job in the place of his dreams, California's Napa Valley.
- Grgich worked briefly for Lee Stewart of Napa's Chateau Souverain, and for Brother Timothy at Christian Brothers. In 1959 he began working in the laboratory at Beaulieu Vineyards, under the supervision of André Tchelistcheff, a Russian enologist and fellow immigrant. In 1968, Grgich was hired by Robert Mondavi to be part of his new winery in Oakville, and in 1972 he became the winemaker at Chateau Montelena.
- Grgich made the 1973 Chardonnay for Chateau Montelena that placed first in the 1976 Paris Tasting, an event that brought international attention to the wines being produced by a new generation of California winemakers. Grgich's success allowed him to establish his own winery with Austin Hills in 1977.
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- Currently not on view
- date published
- 1949
- ID Number
- 2006.3084.09
- catalog number
- 2006.3084.09
- nonaccession number
- 2006.3084
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center
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Product Cookbooks Collection, ca. 1874-2007
- Notes
- Initial donor was a Smithsonian Institution librarian.
- Summary
- These items are termed cookbooks though most are pamphlets or booklets containing recipes.. They were produced either by a manufacturer of the ingredients of foods or by the manufacturer of appliances for which certain recipes or ways of cooking were particularly appropriate, so they also advertise the products represented.
- 2012 addendum (gift of Boldt family) includes recipe books issued by electric utilities in the state of Wisconsin and the city of Madison. Some of them feature the Reddy Kilowatt character.
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- Product Cookbooks Collection, 1874-2007, Archives Center, National Museum of American History
- Date
- 1874
- 1874-2007
- ca 1874-2007
- 1870-1990
- donor
- Wells, Ellen B
- Collector, Mary Lou
- Boldt, O.C
- Boldt, Pat
- Cherkasky, Shirley E
- Glocklin, Vera
- Hays, Katherine
- Ravnitzky, Michael
- Neuner, Tillman
- Wilkinson, Penelope
- Subject
- Madison Gas and Electric Co. (Madison, Wis.)
- Reddy Kilowatt (Cartoon figure)
- Wisconsin Power and Light Company
- Local number
- 1990.3236 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2007.3013 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2010.3007 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2012.3023 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2012.3021 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2012.3019 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2013.3007 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2013.3033 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2014.3026 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2014.3053 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2014.3061 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2015.3018 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2015.3096 (NMAH Acc.)
- Pending (NMAH Acc.)
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Campbell Soup Advertising Oral History and Documentation Project, Archives Center, National Museum of American History 1904-1989
- Notes
- This collection is the result of a year-long study of advertising of Campbell's "Red and White" Soups, supported in part by a grant from the Campbell Soup Company. Thirty-one oral history interviews were conducted by Dr. Barbara Griffith for the project, and a variety of related materials were gathered by the Center for Advertising History staff. The objective of the project was to create a collection that provides documentation, in print and electronic media, of the history and development of advertising for Campbell's Red and White Soups in the decades following World War II.
- Summary
- Includes oral history interviews; print, radio and television commercials; promotional items, company publications, market research.
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- Campbell Soup Advertising Oral History and Documentation Project, Archives Center, National Museum of American History
- Date
- 1904
- 1904-1989
- 20th century
- 1980-1990
- creator
- Archives Center, NMAH, SI
- interviewee
- Haber, Bernie
- Mercer, Richard
- Murphy, W.B
- Bair, Dean
- Bergin, John F
- Shaub, Harold
- Meyers, Peter H
- Coulson, Zoe
- Jones, Caroline Robinson (advertising executive) 1941-2001
- Gearon, Dan
- Adams, Anthony
- Weir, Chris
- Rombach, Scott
- McGovern, R. Gordon
- Prior, Joseph
- Goerke, Donald E
- White, Richard
- Baum, Herbert M
- Rindlaub, Jean
- Cronin, Betty
- Mulcahy, Paul
- Welsh, Dick
- McNutt, James
- Jordan, James
- Conill, Rafael
- Conlon, Robert
- Conill, Alicia
- Meehan, Vincenta
- Norris, E. E
- Holmes, Martha
- Norris, Alice
- interviewer
- Griffith, Barbara S. Dr
- creator
- Campbell Soup Company
- Subject
- Backer Spiel Vogel Bates?
- Connill Advertising
- advertising agency
- Batten, Barton, Durstine, and Osborn
- Local number
- 1990.3037 (NMAH Acc.)
- Data Source
- Archives Center - NMAH
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[Trade catalogs from Nestle Co., Inc.]
- Date
- 1900s
- Company Name
- Nestle Co., Inc.
- Related companies
- Nestlé's Milk Products, Inc.
- Record ID
- Data source
- Smithsonian Libraries
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[Trade catalogs from Star Systems]
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- 1900s
- Variant company name
- Est. 1904
- Company Name
- Star Systems
- Related companies
- Filtration Division
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- Smithsonian Libraries
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- 1900s
- Company Name
- Iowa Stove & Range Co.
- Record ID
- Data source
- Smithsonian Libraries
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[Trade catalogs from Stein, Hall & Co., Inc.]
- Date
- 1900s
- Company Name
- Stein, Hall & Co., Inc.
- Record ID
- Data source
- Smithsonian Libraries
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[Trade catalogs from Sam Stein Associates Inc.]
- Date
- 1900s
- Company Name
- Sam Stein Associates Inc.
- Record ID
- Data source
- Smithsonian Libraries
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[Trade catalogs from Sunshine Biscuits, Inc.]
- Date
- 1900s
- Company Name
- Sunshine Biscuits, Inc.
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- Smithsonian Libraries


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William Gonzalez used the strength of a second round knockdown to score a unanimous decision over Jesus Vazquez in a twelve round Bantamweight fight at the Micccosuke Gaming Resort in Miami, Florida.
In round two, Gonzalez dropped Vazquez with a straight left hand. Vazquez was competitive but seemed to lose most of the rounds with some of the rounds, especially the ninth providing solid two way action.
Gonzalez a former world title challenger from Managua, Nicaragua won by scores of 119-108, 119-108 and 117-110 to raise his ledger to 24-3. Vazquez, of El Dorado, Mexico is now 19-4-1.
In a mild upset, Edel Ruiz scored a fourth round stoppage over former 122 lb champion Clarence "Bones" Adams in a scheduled twelver round Featherweight fight.
In round two, Adams landed a good over hand right but that was the high point for the former champ as he was rocked in round three from a hard right on the ropes. In round four, Ruiz landed a clipping right on the jaw that "short circuited" Adams that led to another right that sent Adams stumbling into the ropes that referee Frank Santore ruled a knockdown. Ruiz scored a second knockdowns another right to the top of the head put Adams in the canvas. Adams fought on only to eat a few more shots before Santore stopped the fight at 1:55 of round four.
Ruiz of Los Mochis, Mexico scored his fourth straight knockout and is now 34-22-4 with twenty-five knockouts. Adams of Las Vegas had not lost in eight years (just 3-0-1-1 in that span) is now 44-7-4.


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The word "healthy" isn't exactly a mandatory word in our vocabulary. However, we do relish in adding and frequently using other words like "Traeger'ed". (And we also believe that it should be quite thoroughly used!) It is especially delightful when the two can be harmoniously and even deliciously combined. And we've got just the scrumptious bite to prove it!
Crispy Traeger'ed Zucchini Plank "Fries" are what one might call "pseudo-fried". Basically it's all of the crunch and flavor of fries with that lovely, woodsy Traeger finish. We imitate the crisp fry exterior with some panko bread crumbs and a quick, high heat trip on the Traeger. Add some cheese and a lemon-dijon mayo dipping sauce and bada bing, bada boom - you're ready for an incredible taste sensation.
PREP TIME: 20 minutesCOOK TIME: 20 to 25 minutesRECOMMENDED PELLETS: AnySERVES: 4 to 6
1 cup all-purpose flour1/2 teaspoon kosher salt1/4 teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper1 large egg1 cup buttermilk1/2 teaspoon dried oregano1/2 teaspoon dried thyme1/4 teaspoon garlic powder2 cups panko2 medium zucchini, very thinly sliced lengthwiseParmesan, grated - for garnishFreshly chopped parsley, for garnish
Lemon Dijon Mayo1/2 cup mayonnaise1 teaspoon dijon mustard1 tablespoon lemon juice2 tablespoons grated parmesanDash of cayenne pepperDash of Worcestershire sauce1/4 teaspoon freshly cracked black pepperSalt, to tasteFreshly chopped parsley, for garnish
The thinner you can slice your zucchini, the crispier your "fries" will be. If you have a mandolin, that would be ideal, otherwise just do your best.
Use 3 separate shallow bowls to create the breading station. In one bowl place the flour, seasoned with the salt and pepper. In another bowl mix together the egg, buttermilk, oregano, garlic and thyme. In the last bowl place the panko bread crumbs.
Bread each slice of zucchini by first dredging it in the flour. Next dip it in the egg mixture, shaking off the excess. Lastly, thoroughly coat it in the panko bread crumbs. Place the breaded zucchini slices on a parchment-lined baking sheet.
Start the Traeger on Smoke with the lid open until the fire is established (about 5 minutes). Preheat the Traeger to High heat, lid closed, for 10 to 15 minutes.
Place the baking sheet with the zucchini on the Traeger and cook for 15 minutes.
Turn each zucchini plank over and cook for 5 to 10 minutes more or until the zucchini slices are golden and crispy.
Meanwhile, mix together the Lemon-Dijon Mayo. Stir together all of the mayo ingredients and set aside.
After you take the zucchini off the Traeger grate fresh parmesan over the top.
Serve the crispy zucchini planks while warm after giving the zucchini and lemon-dijon mayo a sprinkling of the freshly chopped parsley.
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Ministry of Corrections and Legal Aid of Georgia and Public Defender deny information about incident in Gldani prison
Ministry of Corrections and Legal Aid of Georgia denies spread information about incident in prison number 8 and alleges the information aims to mislead people.
The Ministry released the following statement. "At night of July 6 false information was spread about Gldani prison. Ministry of Corrections and Legal Assistance of Georgia categorically denies information about incident in Gldani prison and states that it was false information to specially mislead people. It is pity that certain people and parties spread false information and don't consider conditions of the dead prisoner's family members.
At about 23:35 July 6, information was spread by social networks and several media organizations alleging there was turmoil in Gldani prison and riot police were sent inside. According to that information, two convicted persons were dead.
Georgian Public Defender's Office also released statement regarding the fact. "At about 23:35 pm on July 6, 2012 social networks and media outlets reported about turmoil in the Gldani prison #8 and entrance of riot police into the penitentiary setting. At 00:30 am on July 7, 2012 representatives of the Public Defender's Office arrived at the Gldani prison; they checked every building of the prison but could not detect any signs of disorder or incidents.
Public defender of Georgia calls upon all interested parties and physical persons to avoid and not to spread unverified information. It might harm prisoners and their relatives," the statement reads.
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Assault • The suspect in custody, charged with attempted homicide.
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Police say a South Ogden man used a sledgehammer to break down his roommate's door, then switched to a knife to stab him.
On Wednesday, the 60-year-old suspect was behind bars, having been booked into Weber County Jail on suspicion of attempted homicide and aggravated assault.
South Ogden police Sgt. David Labbe said the 53-year-old victim suffered a stab wound to the left lower leg during the 5:40 a.m. Wednesday attack. He was treated at McKay-Dee Hospital.
During questioning, police say, the suspect acknowledged he had intended to kill the victim in an otherwise unspecified dispute involving money.
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Many people use a Version Control Systems to mirror their $HOMEs in several networked computers. This has clear advantages of doing incremental backups of your $HOME (TimeMachine, anyone? :-)) and keeping it in sync across several computers. In the past, I've used Mercurial to do this job, but some months ago I switched to Subversion because I wanted to use try the one-VCS-for-all meme (Subversion is now being used by FreeBSD in case you don't know). Unfortunately, it didn't work out well. The computer where I kept the svn repo had a horrible hard disk failure and this made me wonder if I was using the right tool. Today, I switched back to Mercurial and I guess this is the right tool for the job.
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So, you want to test the FreeBSD/i386 EFI boot loader?
Well, EFI is nothing new, but, currently, we only support EFI booting on FreeBSD/ia64. Before Apple started shipping MacBooks with EFI, there would be a small interest in adding EFI boot loader to anything but ia64. But now that there are thousands of Intel Macs, interest has risen.
I've been asked by several people to make available a patch for my recent take on the FreeBSD/i386 EFI boot loader. I'm also making available binaries for i386.
So, if you have a Core Duo/Solo MacBook (Core 2 won't work yet, sorry) and want to try it out, do the following:
- Install rEFIt.
- Download http://people.freebsd.org/~rpaulo/boot.tgz.
- Extract boot.tgz to your / HFS+ partition (don't worry, rEFIt will find it).
- Reboot.
- Select /boot/loader.efi from the rEFIt boot prompt.
One thing worth playing with is the 'col' command I just added. It basically changes the screen resolution. So here's your chance to have something super leet: a FreeBSD boot loader at 1280×800 or more! Also, EFI will make your HFS+ partition avaiable to the boot loader, so doing an 'ls' will really show your files.
Oh, the source code? Here: http://people.freebsd.org/~rpaulo/efi.tgz.
One final thing: I'm still working on kernel booting, so don't expect it to work.


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Courtesy of the New York Times, here's a bit of reporting that is emblematic of the way the press has covered the Volkswagen emissions-cheating scandal:
Volkswagen said on Tuesday that the scandal would cut deeply into this year's profit. And the company's shares plunged again, ending the day 35 percent below the closing price on Friday, before news of the diesel deception broke. As a result, the company's stock market value has declined about €25 billion in two days of trading.
The media have covered the VW story with great vigor, to my ear, more even than the GM ignition scandal that claimed more than 120 lives — the number that GM so acknowledges. But most of the VW coverage is about money, not health and not the environment, even though both are clearly in play.Full text
As soon as next week, the Obama Administration is expected to release the final version of its long-awaited Clean Power Plan, an ambitious regulatory package under the Clean Air Act's provisions that will ultimately reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, the largest single source of U.S. emissions. The latest rumor in rumor- and sun-drenched Washington is that the rule will come on Monday.
It's as certain as the sun rising in the east that the energy industry and their congressional allies on Capitol Hill will spare no adjectives in their opposition to the plan. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is already on record calling on the states to refuse to participate in the planning process for developing state implementation plans, as called for in the package. And it's likely there'll be a court challenge, as well. By now, it's becoming a familiar playbook for the President's opponents.
But once the volume and vitriol subsides just a bit, there'll be some important work to do analyzing the final version of the Clean Power Plan. In a new issue alert out this morning, a distinguished group of 11 Center for Progressive Reform Member Scholars, all law professors who are experts in a variety of energy and environmental topics, identify key issues likely to determine the success of the plan.Full text
It's been almost 10 years now since Hurricane Katrina unleashed its fury on the Gulf Coast, setting in motion a massive failure of New Orleans's flood-control system. More than 1,800 people lost their lives when Army Corps of Engineers-designed levees around New Orleans failed, allowing water to engulf the city.
What followed the levee failures was something not seen in an American city in a very long time. In addition to the huge loss of life, Americans outside the region watched on television as the city suffered more than $100 billion in property damage; massive and ill-organized evacuations; and the sight of thousands of Americans trapped in the squalor of the New Orleans Superdome for days, while their government demonstrated just how badly it was prepared for such a disaster. It was a slow-moving, man-made disaster, as CPR observed in a report issued a few days later, tracing the roots of the crisis.
Then-President George W. Bush and his administration were judged harshly in the immediate aftermath of the storm, and in an effort to deflect blame, his defenders in Washington and elsewhere argued that the real villains in the tale were environmentalists, because a lawsuit brought some 29 years earlier had supposedly prevented the Army Corps of Engineers from taking the flood-prevention approach it preferred. The argument, rather like the levees the Corps eventually built, just didn't hold water.
The lawsuit centered on the Corps' failure to prepare an adequate environmental impact statement on its preferred approach. When the court ordered it to do so, the Corps delayed for several years, then reexamined the matter and decided to build levees instead. Those levees eventually failed under Katrina's weight.Full text
Rena Steinzor Steps Down after Seven Years at Helm, Succeeded by Loyola
University New Orleans College of Law Professor, Former EPA Official
The board of directors of the Center for Progressive Reform today announced the appointment of Robert R.M. Verchick to be the organization's third president, succeeding Rena Steinzor, who has served in the post for the past seven years.
Verchick holds the Gauthier~St. Martin Eminent Scholar Chair in Environmental Law at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, and is also the Faculty Director of Loyola's Center for Environmental Law. In addition, he is a Senior Fellow in Disaster Resilience Leadership at Tulane University. He is an expert in climate change law, disaster law, and environmental regulation. In 2009 and 2010, he served as Deputy Associate Administrator for Policy at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. In that role he helped develop climate adaptation policy for the EPA and served on President Obama's Interagency Climate Change Adaptation Task Force. In the fall of 2012, he researched climate adaptation policies in India as a Visiting Scholar at the Centre for Policy Research in New Delhi, supported by a Fulbright Award.
Verchick succeeds Professor Rena Steinzor of the University of Maryland's Carey School of Law, who has served in the post since January of 2008. Steinzor continues as a Member Scholar of the organization.
"Rob Verchick is the ideal choice to be CPR's next president," Steinzor said in announcing the transition. "He brings a wealth of policy experience — in government and in academia, and more than that he brings the energy, talent, and enthusiasm to the task that I know will make him a great success. I've enjoyed my work as President of CPR more than words can express, and I'm particularly proud to have been able to guide the organization to the point that a second generation of organizational leaders, led by Rob, is now taking on the challenge of guiding the organization. That's a milestone for us, as it would be for any organization."Full text
Last December, the Justice Department announced the indictiment of the owner/head pharmacist, the supervising pharmacist, and 12 others associated with the New England Compounding Compounding Center. The 131-count indictment, which included 25 charges of second-degree murder, grew out of a 2012 outbreak of fungal meningitis caused by contaminated drugs manufactured by the company. More than 750 patients were diagnosed with the illness as a result, and 64 patients in nine states died from it. ?
In a February 28, 2015, op-ed in USA Today, CPR President Rena Steinzor, author of Why Not Jail? Industrial Catastrophes, Corporate Malfeasance, and Government Inaction, recounts the story and then takes a look at how policymakers reacted, and what came of their response. The tragedy laid bare a gaping hole in the nation's regulatory fabric, and rather than addressing it with straightforward legislation and resources to enforce it, Congress pass a "market-based" bill that allowed individual compounding pharmacies to decide for themselves if they'd like to be regulated or not. She writes:
In March 2013, Congress passed bipartisan legislation to fix the problem. Incredibly, though, it allowed compounding pharmacists to decide whether to volunteer to be regulated. Unless they register with the FDA, the agency has no way of knowing about them except through patient and medical professional complaints, a reporting method that in many cases comes far too late. The rationale? Market forces will take care of the problem because no hospital or treatment center will want to deal with an unregistered company.
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In an op-ed published in The Hill on Friday, CPR President Rena Steinzor makes the case that in appointing a successor to Attorney General Eric Holder, President Obama needs to find a prosecutor tough enough to go after corporate malfeasance with more than a series of comparatively weak deferred prosecution agreements.
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Of course, prosecutors can't send corporations to jail — they are inanimate paper entities. But forcing them to acknowledge that they broke criminal laws is more than a symbolic gesture, which is why corporate lawyers work so hard to avoid such outcomes. The stigma of such guilty pleas lasts, rightly spooking existing and would-be investors.
Holder's record in this area is tainted by his embrace of the "too big to jail" argument that the collateral damage from going after even the most serious corporate malefactors is intolerable. She writes,
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This egregious off-ramp was spawned by the distorted fable the Fortune 100 have spun to explain the demise of Arthur Andersen, which followed its gigantic client, Enron, out of business within months after the sham finances they had erected together hit the press. The fable attributes Andersen's collapse to a criminal indictment lodged by Justice Department prosecutors. In truth, its clients had deserted the firm in droves when it was first implicated in the scandal, and the disclosure that employees had shredded tons of paper as soon as Enron was discredited hastened this exodus.
A group of eight CPR Member Scholars today submitted a letter to Reps. David Schweikert and Suzanne Bonamici, the chair and ranking member, respectively, of the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology's Subcommittee on the Environment. The letter levels a series of powerful criticisms at Schweikert's proposed "Secret Science Reform Act," yet another in a series of bills from House Republicans aimed at gumming up efforts by the Environmental Protection Agency to exercise authority granted it by Congress to protect the environment.
Schweikert and his cosponsors maintain that the EPA is adopting regulations based on science that should be available to the public, but is not. That's true. But the bill steers clear of the actual problem, and instead focuses on harassing EPA regulators. The real problem with secret science in the regulatory process is that industry science is carefully shielded from public scrutiny by statute. By contrast, the studies Schweikert goes after are typically published in peer-reviewed journals. As the scholars write,
H.R. 4012 threatens to undermine the scientific rigor of EPA's decision-making while leaving the true "secret science" problem untouched. "Secret science" is indeed pervasive in some regulatory programs, yet H.R. 4012 does nothing to address the most serious problems since it inoculates from its reach existing, outdated legal provisions that tolerate the sequestration of research. For example, under Section 10(g) of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, the public and affected parties are not allowed to view the studies underlying EPA's licensing of pesticides until after the agency's registration decision is concluded, and even then the research is available only to the public under tightly constrained circumstances. 1 Even more problematic, as a result of aggressive trade secret claims, the research on the safety of more than 17,000 chemicals regulated by EPA under the Toxic Substances Control Act is completely insulated from public view by law. Such impediments to public access undermine independent evaluations of the evidence used by EPA in its regulation, yet they remain untouched by the very bill that promises to expose this secret science.
By contrast, H.R. 4012 targets publicly available research, much of which has been published in peer reviewed journals, as the area in need of heightened transparency. Even more perplexing, the bill tasks EPA -- not the researchers -- with the enormous task of amassing the data underlying each relevant study. If EPA is unable to summon the resources or time to access this underlying information or is otherwise unable to acquire the data, it is apparently prohibited from considering the stud(ies) in its regulatory decision.
The scholars go on to criticize the proposal because it would impose significant new costs that are "disproportionate to any plausible benefits," and "facilitate further mechanisms for harassing scientists."
The co-authors are CPR Member Scholars John Applegate, Holly Doremus, Emily Hammond, Thomas McGarity, Noah Sachs, Sidney Shapiro, Rena Steinzor and Wendy Wagner.
NRDC's John Walke live-tweeted Schweiker's hearing this morning on the bill. Take a look.Full text
Yesterday, Catherine Jones, CPR's Operations and Finance Manager, received Public Citizen's 11th annual Phyllis McCarthy Public Service Award, in recognition of her contributions to the organization and the nonprofit community.
Catherine's been with CPR for eight of our eleven years, and she's been a lynchpin of the organization for most of that time. CPR began small — first as an idea shared by a group of scholars around a restaurant table — then morphed into a somewhat more formal gathering of scholars, and then over the course of a few years grew out of its "garage band" phase into the full-fledged organization that's now making a real difference.
Anyone who's ever built an organization of any type — a nonprofit, a small business, a theater company, you name it — will recognize the challenges inherent in organizational evolution of that sort. Catherine made — and makes — it possible. She figured out how to navigate the challenges of tax filings and unemployment, she built the scaffolding for our fundraising efforts, she devised ways for us to function as the virtual organization that we are with staffers scattered across the region and scholars across the nation.
As CPR Executive Director Jake Caldwell said in nominating her for the award, "Catherine handles every such task with an incredible amount of good humor, patience and persistence, giving our virtual group a strong sense of cohesiveness and structure…. Catherine is the foundation that enables all of us to work at our full capacity at CPR. She truly amplifies our effectiveness and voice with her talents and support. And because she shares our values, we also benefit from her enthusiasm and sense of purpose."
The award is named for Phyllis McCarthy, a 24-year employee of Public Citizen's Health Research Group, who passed away in November 2002. She worked for 24 years as a managing editor and office manager, playing an integral part in the development and preparation of publications, reports, medical journal articles and petitions to government agencies. The award recognizes individuals who have worked long and hard for a public interest group, performing critical functions as did McCarthy, but who have not received public credit commensurate with their contributions.
Catherine said in her remarks accepting the award that "service to a worthy cause is its own reward." She's exactly right about that, of course, and she brings to the task a palpable sense of joy and fulfillment that makes everyone else's job more fulfilling, too.
We're all incredibly proud of her, and grateful to Public Citizen for recognizing her outstanding work.Full text
Update: Verchick's testimony is here.
On Thursday, August 22, CPR Member Scholar Robert R.M. Verchick will testify before California's "Little Hoover Commission" about land-use planning to address the threat of climate change. The Commission is conducting a study of climate-change-adaptation efforts in the state, and Verchick, a professor at the Loyola University New Orleans College of Law and a former EPA official, will bring his expertise in environmental regulation, climate change adaptation and disaster law to the table.
We'll post his testimony to our website on Thursday, here. But you can also watch the session live. It'll be streamed at http://www.calchannel.com/. (Look for a link to the Little Hoover Commission.) The panel begins at 10:30 Pacific Time (1:30 ET).Full text
CPR Member Scholar John Echeverria has an op-ed in Wednesday's New York Times on the Supreme Court's end-of-term decision in a land-use case, Koontz v. St. Johns River Water Management District. Although the case has been somewhat overlooked amidst the Court's evisceration of the Voting Rights Act, and its landmark decisions on same-sex marriage, it has long-term and critical implications. Echeverria warns that the decision will:
result in long-lasting harm to America's communities. That's because the ruling creates a perverse incentive for municipal governments to reject applications from developers rather than attempt to negotiate project designs that might advance both public and private goals — and it makes it hard for communities to get property owners to pay to mitigate any environmental damage they may cause.
The majority opinion in the case, written by Justice Alito, reverses a ruling by the Florida Supreme Court -- a chain of events with eerie overtones for anyone with a 13-year memory! The ruling blocks a Florida water management district's denial of a developer's application to "fill more than three acres of wetlands in order to build a small shopping center." The district had requested that the builder either reduce the size of the development or make other adjustments to offset the environmental effects of paving over a chunk of Florida's beleaguered wetlands. The developer refused, and thus his application was denied.
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Review: The English Concert at St George's, Bristol, by Helen Reid. Score 4 out of 5
Posted: April 18, 2014|
AN Italian Easter was the title of this programme, aptly performed in a church. For Easter in Catholic countries was the most important time of the year, a time of deep sorrow followed by great rejoicing, and this meant specially composed music for the solemn rituals, and Italian composers led the field.
So this concert was devoted to the most solemn and dark part of the Easter story, when the two Marys contemplate and grieve over the dead body of Christ.
The two outstanding composers who commemorated this moment by writing a Stabat Mater, a narration of events, were Vivaldi and Pergolesi, and in the early 18th century the line between secular and sacred music was very fine. Vivaldi was known as the composer of lively concertos and operatic arias, while Pergolesi made his name with sacred music.
English Concert set up a comparison – we heard Vivaldi's Sinfonia and his version of the Stabat Mater, and yes it was operatic in this performance, thanks to the vigorous direction by Barnard Labadie and springy playing of his period instrument orchestra.
But Pergolesi's version is the one that has survived and become a classic, and this was a performance that made you realise why. The orchestral writing is strong and tense, and the two vocal lines, for soprano and mezzo soprano, provide the drama and the musical structure, as they sing arias and duets alternately.
Roberta Invernizzi and Sonia Prina were perfect choices – they both have big, dark voices that conveyed the pain and sorrow, and a ringing accuracy that in the final Amen provided the joy and hope for the future.


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Melissa Clark of The New York Times shows how to cut up a whole chicken. Why do it yourself when you can buy cut-up chickens? Three reasons: 1) It's cheaper; 2) You can cut it the way you want it; 3) You get the backbone (which usually doesn't come with cut-up chicken) to make stock. At the end, Clark explains how to make stock.
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06/26/06 Wright Amendment
Love Field has been here all my life, and I am a 79 yr old Dallasite.
As a child, my family spent Sunday afternoons there watching the planes land and take off. It was one of the highlights of a better time in Dallas, when life was simpler, and politics more honest.
Well, times change, and here we are, living with Federal interference in areas they do not belong. The Wright Amendment is a law that should never have been passed. Was this the beginning of the political pay offs of today?
When I grew up, monopolies were being broken in order for competition to keep prices at $$ the public could afford.
At DFW, American Airlines has had such power that other airlines struggled to compete (Delta for one). The public has been cheated with the extremely high fares AA has charged to many cities. AA has taken advantage of all citizens and insulted many others.
I for one will take Greyhound bus before I will ever fly American Airlines again .. another story.
Southwest Airlines came on the scene and proved air service could be successfully done at fair prices, with safety and respect for their customers, their employees and always a fair profit for themselves and their stock holders.
Other cities, many smaller than Dallas, have profited and grown with 2 and sometimes 3 Air Fields. I have never seen stories in the papers about any stockholder complaints from any of them.
I remember the unfair yielding of power by Braniff Airlines, and where are they today? American Airlines has cheated the public, their employees (in persuading them to take lower wages) while offering Monumental Bonuses to CEO's who were failing in their abilities to show a profit in their management. They have been tyrants in yielding their power and in my estimation deserve NO consideration in the decision over abolishing the Wright Amendment or above the 3 gates being offered to them.
Why should Southwest be penalized for being successful when American has not?
Let AA have DFW, there are many who hate going to DFW. Love Field serves us just fine in convenience as well as price. As for DFW, I am sure they will survive as always, maybe not quite a fast as they have in the past, and today business is struggling for everyone.
I have been reading DallasArena.com for 2 years now, and even though I am on vacation visiting my family in Germany, I never miss what is going on in my home town.
I am tired of political payoffs like American Airlines Center and tax cuts given to businesses and placed on homeowners, and on citizens needing to rent automobiles while theirs are in the shop, etc.
I could write more about my outrage over the "business concessions given businesses, Perot's, tax deals, etc, and I am ready for the times to turn back to the people who support the cities, state, and country, the citizens.
Sharon, I will bend your ear no longer, but thank you for being there and a venue for people like me
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Seniors share how they have grown and changed as followers of Christ during their time at George Fox.
Read our Statement of Faith to learn more about the core beliefs that bind our diverse university community together.
Professor Tim Timmerman and a group of students use their artistic abilities to transform a women's shelter during the university's annual Serve Day.
Learn how the Doctor of Psychology program integrates faith into its curriculum.
Kelly Chang and George Fox psychology students bring healing to the children of the Managua garbage dump.
The Servant Engineering program allows students to use their technical gifts to serve others.
At George Fox, faith is a verb. We want to help you pursue your passion and calling. As your relationship with God grows deep and wide, so will your desire to engage the world – to do the work of Jesus. Through chapel, small group study, serve trips and everyday living on campus, you will have the opportunity to make your spiritual journey one of great adventure.
So let's grow together. Transformation is part of your education at George Fox. Spiritual growth – whether in chapel or in the classroom – is at the core of who we are. Come cultivate your mind and your spirit.
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A commitment to community and civic engagement has earned George Fox a place on the 2014 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. George Fox students annually volunteer more than a quarter of a million hours to service.
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"What I've learned here is that being a Christian is more than going to church; it's about being a leader, a servant, and being an example of Christ by treating people with compassion."
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"I am in no way the same person I came here as … Above all I have learned more about the gospel and how life changing it is and how Jesus must consume all I do because of it."
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"Above all else, my experience at George Fox has fostered within me an innate desire to serve others. You don't have to be a pastor to share the love of Christ."
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Shauna Thannickal ('13)
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I don't think many people make the link between the stunning amount of bottled water and use of oil. The Pacific Institute calculated that it takes 3.264 fl oz. of petroleum to make the average plastic bottle.
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Ingredients1 eggplant (1 1/2 lb.), peeled and chopped
1 onion, sliced into rounds
1 red pepper, chopped
1 yellow pepper, chopped
1 green pepper, chopped
2 celery stalks, chopped
2 medium zucchini, sliced into rounds
6 cloves garlic, minced
1/4 cup red wine vinegar
3 Tbsp. Balsamic vinegar
2 Tbsp. or more raisins
1 Tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
1 tsp. black pepper
3 pine nuts or pumpkin seeds
1 Tbsp. Herbs de Provence (or a few pinches each of sage, thyme, rosemary, marjoram, etc.)
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Dion, 42, explained in the special (which aired on Thursday) that the heart of the third fetus stopped beating soon after she learned she was expecting.
"He chose to let go to give space to his brothers to grow," Dion said of the unborn child. A rep for Dion confirmed this to E! News.
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