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Government of Canada releases proposed regulations to enable continued operation of Experimental Lakes Area
OTTAWA—February 14, 2014—The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) welcomes today's announcement of proposed new regulations that would allow the important scientific research at the Experimental Lakes Area (ELA) to continue.
The proposed regulations are published in the Canada Gazette and are entitled "Experimental Lakes Area Research Activities Regulations" and "Regulations Establishing Conditions for Making Regulations under Subsection 36(5.2) of the Fisheries Act."
This step, together with the Ontario government's regulation proposal notice last month, is of critical importance to allow the operation of ELA by a third party. IISD seeks to ensure that the long-term scientific work to understand Canada's changing freshwater management challenges continues.
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Even though Jeter didn't have a hit in either game, he said he is going home with good memories he is glad to have shared with his dear friend Rivera.
"I'm glad I had the opportunity to come and got a chance to honor Mariano here in his home country," Jeter said. "It's an experience that I'll forever remember."
Jeter said he knows Rivera so well, the legendary reliever didn't have to tell him how happy and proud he was to bring major league baseball to his home country.
"When you're around someone for that long, they don't necessarily have to tell you things," Jeter said. "I could tell it meant a lot to him."
"No one deserves it more than him," he added.
Duran said he has been a Yankees fan for decades. At least since 1980, when after defeating Sugar Ray Leonard in Montreal he traveled to New York to watch them. Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson dedicated a home run to him, gave him a jersey and the bat he used to hit the homer.
"I'm Yankeesta and I think it's great the Yankees and Marlins are here for the people to enjoy them," he said in Spanish. "I hope they bring more games like these ones to Panama."
Duran, 62, captured the welterweight title in 1980 with a 15-round decision over Leonard. He lost the rematch against Leonard after he walked out of the fight saying "No more."


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Results of the P&P ratification are;
327 accept
33 reject
2 voided ballots
150 accept. 6 reject
177 accept. 27 reject. 2 void
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> May 9, 2005 | Vol. 165 No. 19
> Power to the People
> Forget the national power grid. Small communities are starting to
> make their own energy from clean, renewable, local sources
> At the Beddington Zero Energy Development in South London, they're
> shouting their environmental credentials from the rooftops. Tidy
> little lawns sprout on top of each house � helping to insulate the
> buildings � as pastel-colored cowls swivel in the breeze, gently
> ushering fresh air into homes and offices while funneling stale air
> out. Solar photovoltaic panels soak up the sun � even on cloudy days �
> contributing to the development's overall power mix. Most of the
> community's heat and electricity come from a 130-kW generator fueled
> by timber clippings and similar waste from landscaping work.
> The Beddington eco-village (BedZED for short) is Britain's premier
> sustainable housing estate. Why? Because it's carbon neutral: the
> community's energy use and production releases no extra carbon dioxide
> into the environment. "We wake up every morning and think we're on
> holiday," says resident Steve Tabard. His neighbor, Danny Burrage,
> says that outside BedZED, "I don't know anybody who has a flat on the
> second floor with a conservatory and a garden. The kids love it."
> BedZED won its place at the top of Britain's green living charts
> because it's a pioneer in microgeneration � the local production of
> clean, renewable power by individuals and small communities to meet
> their own energy needs. As evidence of global warming increases,
> microgeneration is touted as a sustainable alternative to the fossil
> fuels that help form greenhouse gases. Conservationists argue that
> only clean energy technologies derived from wind, solar, wave and
> other natural power sources can ensure a healthy environment and
> sustainable economic growth. Micropower is far less of an imposition
> on the landscape, though, than big wind farms and solar arrays, and
> it's also part of a growing trend toward local production of goods and
> services, including energy. "Mini-wind turbines and solar arrays
> should become familiar household fixtures," according to Joanna
> Collins, author of the British environmental think-tank Green
> Alliance's A Microgeneration Manifesto. "These new technologies cut
> greenhouse-gas emissions [and] provide reliable energy supplies."
> Microgeneration forces architects and builders to think green from
> the start. Homes in the three-year-old BedZED development, for
> instance, are south facing and fronted by conservatories to capture
> natural heat and light. There's no need for central heating because
> thick brick walls are heavily insulated, and windows are double- and
> triple-glazed, helping to retain the heat produced by domestic
> activities such as cooking. As a result, fuel bills can be as little
> as 10% of those for traditional houses of similar size. Lighting is
> low energy, too, and water-saving washing machines and low-flush
> toilets are standard. Solar panels can also recharge the batteries of
> electric cars, though there are as yet few such vehicles on the road.
> Green Alliance wants the government to make it easier for individuals
> to use these technologies. "For this to happen," says policy officer
> Tracy Carty, "the government needs to commit to planning, building and
> energy policies that can support microgeneration." Critics, including
> many in the nuclear industry, fault microgeneration as inefficient,
> uneconomical and overly romantic � too small-scale to power industry
> or to make much of a dent in greenhouse gas emissions. Many want a
> fresh look at the nuclear option, arguing that it is one of the
> cleanest ways to produce power. Microgeneration fans disagree. Jeremy
> Leggett, ceo of Solarcentury, Britain's leading solar photovoltaics
> company, thinks nuclear power is risky and that a combination of
> dwindling oil reserves and global warming will eventually propel
> microgeneration technologies into the mainstream.
> Widespread use may be years off, but microgeneration is starting to
> catch on. In Goudouras, a small seaside village in southeastern Crete,
> Greenpeace helped set up Greece's first grid-connected solar power
> unit, at the local elementary school. The solar system mollified
> residents who opposed plans for a potentially environmentally harmful
> oil-powered plant in nearby Atherinolakkos.
> In Spain, the agricultural town of Cu�llar, in the central province
> of Segovia, generates hot water and heating for 250 homes by burning
> pine bark and other wood residuals. The system, using no fossil fuel
> and similar to BedZED's wood-burning plant, also heats an indoor
> swimming pool, a cultural center and a school. Spain now produces 7%
> of the world's solar photovoltaic energy, and solar sources are
> "growing at a 50% clip per year," says Javier Garc�a Breva, director
> of the Institute for Energy Diversification and Savings, the
> government body responsible for promoting and subsidizing renewable
> energies. Local authorities are even reviving some of the tiny,
> forgotten hydroelectric plants that dot the Spanish countryside.
> In Portugal, the BioRegional Development Group � the independent
> British environmental organization that started up BedZED � and the
> global conservation organization wwf are working with a developer to
> create a "one-planet living" ecotourism project south of Lisbon. Using
> 100% renewable energy and creating a transport network designed to
> virtually eliminate private cars, the Mata de Sesimbra development
> will combine a 4,800-hectare cork-forest restoration project with a
> 500-hectare tourism development. Based on their experiences with
> BedZED, BioRegional and wwf will be incorporating similar innovative
> ecological elements into the Portuguese project. They don't plan to
> stop at Europe's borders, however. Next stop: energy-hungry China.
> With reporting by Anthee Carassava/Athens and Enrique Zaldua/San
> Sebasti�n
> �TIME. Printed on Monday, May 2, 2005
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our visual display team just recently installed a new community wall here in building 15, and we have a cool time lapse video of them creating it – they put a lot of hard work into it, and even dyed the fabric outside in the rain! and here is the finished product: very warm and (…) Read more
fp calendar download!Jan 15, 2010
happy friday everyone! i have a special treat for you today- our image team put together an awesome calendar for everyone at the home office, and we're going to offer it to you all as a download each month! since we're already halfway through the month, today you get both january and february- just click (…) Read more
more dogs!Jan 15, 2010
we had an adorable visitor at the home office yesterday…this is jazmyn, the newest member of the fp dog family! sam, fritz, blue and jagger were all very excited to meet her :) (…) Read more
you are beautifulJan 14, 2010
i love this new shirt we have. and purely by coincidence, i came across these awesome street art installations. …because sometimes the little things really can brighten your day. for more info on the installations click here. the second and last one are photos sent in by fans. (…) Read more
thursday poll – edition 77Jan 14, 2010
wow, we had a huge turnout for last week's poll on swim styles! 895 votes! the majority went to the blossom printed ruffle one piece, with 343 votes. this week i want to ask about some of our novelty denim styles – we have a bunch of new ones and i want to know which (…) Read more
haiti updateJan 14, 2010
as of this morning american red cross had already raised $3 million to support relief efforts in haiti through their mobile fund-raising campaign! all you have to do is text "haiti" to 90999 to send a $10 donation to the red cross (will be added to your phone bill). 100% of the donations will support (…) Read more
prague: street styleJan 14, 2010
in continuing with our exploration of all things prague, here's a look at some stylin' ladies on the streets of prague! to get this easy, layered look, try items like our stirrup leggings, high waisted scrunch skirt, a leather jacket or blazer, and a comfy tank or tee. above images found here. (…) Read more


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Choreographer recreates 'Oklahoma!' at age 91
CHICAGO (AP) — Gemze de Lappe first danced in "Oklahoma!" in 1943 as a member of the Broadway hit's first national touring company. Seventy years later, at age 91, she's still with it — choreographing a production of the musical at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
De Lappe has traveled the world over the decades working on the Oscar Hammerstein and Richard Rodgers masterpiece in places across Europe, Japan, Canada and the United States. Now she's in Chicago, trying to help director Gary Griffin recreate a version of the original "Oklahoma!" production. It opens on Saturday and runs through May 19.
In this April 26, 2013 photo, choreographer Gemze de Lappe stands by the set of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Oklahoma!" at the Lyric Opera of Chicago. De Lappe first danced in "Oklahoma!" in 1943 as a member of the Broadway hit's first national touring company and now 70 years later at age 91 she's choreographing a production of the musical at the Lyric. (AP Photo/M. Spencer Green)
"If you remain true to the script and to the music it's not old fashioned at all," de Lappe said in an interview in the rehearsal room at the Lyric Opera in downtown Chicago. "It's new. It was new then and it's new now."
Griffin calls de Lappe a link to the original intent of the production, which is often considered a landmark of American musical theater. He encourages her to talk about every number, every idea that she has during rehearsals.
"This show begins and you can see she feels the depth of what's contained in all of it and recall it and gives it to all of us," Griffin said. "Having her being able to fill in those gaps and information is incredible."