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The Village of Roncadello
The village of Roncadello belongs to the municipality of Vernasca, in the province of Piacenza, region Emilia-Romagna.
The village of Roncadello is 13,23 kilometers far from the same town of Vernasca to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Vernasca also belong the localities of Bacedasco Basso (11,04 km), Bacedasco Sotto (-- km), Baroni - Mazzaschi (3,13 km), Bertoni (5,14 km), Bignoni (1,51 km), Borla (2,94 km), Bravi (6,87 km), Case Barani (5,03 km), Case Orsi (9,36 km), Castelletto (6,47 km), Colombara (3,93 km), Comini (2,12 km), Corti (6,27 km), Costa di Bignoni (1,81 km), Dadomo (10,68 km), Diga (4,30 km), Dignini (2,05 km), Ferrai - Legatti (1,54 km), Franchini (6,48 km), Gallosi (2,01 km), Granelli (11,08 km), Groppo (5,99 km), Lame (12,25 km), Mocomero (3,12 km), Molino Teodoro (2,41 km), Osteria Nuova (11,30 km), Perpiano (3,85 km), Pianazze (5,09 km), Poggio (7,74 km), Poggiolo (9,27 km), Potaroli (4,28 km), Rocca (12,23 km), Rosi (4,43 km), Settesorelle (10,70 km), Silvani (3,55 km), Trabucchi (9,87 km), Trinita' (4,93 km), Varani (6,71 km), Vigoleno (8,20 km), Villa (7,53 km), Vincini (1,96 km), Vitalto (3,23 km).
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Vernasca.
The locality of Roncadello rises 203 meters abobe sea level.
The population of Roncadello counts 29 inhabitants.
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? At 5:40 a.m. Sunday, a Wisconsin Rapids woman reported her soon-to-be-ex-husband's girlfriend threatened her. About a half hour later, officers responded to the home for a fight between two women.
? At 3:36 p.m. Sunday, a caller reported a two-vehicle crash on the Riverview Expressway bridge.
? At 4:01 p.m. Sunday, officers arrested a man after responding to a report of people fighting in the 500 block of Eighth Avenue South. Someone damaged a washing machine during the fight.
? At 8:25 p.m. Sunday, a woman reported a man urinating on a building in the 500 block of West Grand Avenue and asking her if he could "chill" with her in her car.
? At 9:52 p.m. Sunday, a caller reported a fight between six to 10 children in the 200 block of 17th Avenue South.
? At 11:34 p.m. Sunday, a Wisconsin Rapids man reported his wife saw a shadow move past a window of their home in the 400 block of Hill Street.
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? At 8:43 p.m. Sunday, officers arrested two brothers after a caller reported them fighting in Sigel.
? At 3:07 a.m. Monday, a caller reported finding a lingerie bag with alcohol in it near the intersection of Cranmoor Road and Section Street, Nekoosa, the caller thought it was from an underage drinking party.

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- El Paso City Council rejects settlement bid by Tom Brown Ministries
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- El Paso mayoral recall group target of grand jury inquiry
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- El Paso Mayor John Cook postpones legal bills proposal
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- NPR: El Paso's Word of Life Church fights gay marriage
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- Tom Brown writes check for El Paso Mayor John Cook's court costs
- Dec 26:
- El Paso Mayor John Cook may ask city to pay recall legal bills
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- Texas Supreme Court declines appeal on El Paso mayor, city Reps recall
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- El Paso County Commissioners Court OKs benefits for employees' partners
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- Second Mayor John Cook recall attempt dead
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- Mayor seeks help with recall legal tab
Former El Paso Mayor John Cook has filed a claim against the city asking for about $700,000 to pay legal costs in fighting a failed recall attempt related to a controversy over health benefits for the partners of gay and unmarried city employees.
The City Council is scheduled to discuss the claim in private with city lawyers during executive session at Tuesday's meeting at City Hall, according to a meeting agenda posted Thursday.
Cook claims that city lawyers gave bad advice to the City Council, which then allowed a referendum election spurred by a petition led by religious conservatives. Voters in the referendum did away with health benefits for the domestic partners.
In 2011, Cook and council members restored the health benefits. Cook and two city representatives were then targeted in a recall.
"It was an illegal election," Cook said Thursday about the public referendum on the domestic partners' health benefits. "It should not have ever happened. If it didn't happen, I would not have the misery and the grief after having to vote to restore health benefits."
Cook, 67, has said that he racked up more than a half-million dollars in legal bills fighting the recall, far exceeding his retirement savings.
Cook said Wednesday that he is considering running for the Democratic nomination for Texas land commissioner. The likely Republican nominee is George P. Bush, the son of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and grandson of former President George H.W. Bush and the nephew of former President George W. Bush.
The debate over city benefits for the partners of gay and unmarried employees was one of the most controversial issues during Cook's eight years as mayor. Cook left office last month when he was no longer eligible to run for re-election because of term limits.
In 2010, religious conservatives and others gathered enough signatures in a petition drive that put the domestic benefits issue on the November ballot. Voters approved the referendum and ended the benefits.
In 2011, Cook and city representatives then restored the benefits. Cook said offering health benefits was the right thing to do and that the voter-approved referendum would have cut benefits for more than 100 city employees, retirees and dependents.
Cook alleges that the advice from city lawyers regarding the petition for the health-benefits referendum was wrong because lawyers gave the council different advice last December regarding a petition for a referendum to stop the demolition of City Hall.
Last year, opponents of the Downtown stadium circulated a petition for a referendum to stop the demolition of City Hall to make way for the new Triple-A baseball stadium.
In December, Lowell Denton, the city's lawyer, told the City Council that the charter does not allow for a vote of the people to reverse actions already taken by the council, according to El Paso Times archives.
Denton said that the charter only provided citizens a process to initiate new legislation.
If the same legal advice had been given to council regarding the domestic partner benefits petition, there never would have been a referendum, Cook argued. In El Paso government, the mayor only votes to break ties.
"The damages I suffered and the fees I suffered were because City Council allowed an illegal election," Cook said. He said that the claim against the city was filed about six to seven weeks ago.
In his experience in city government, Cook said that City Council has three options. It can accept and pay the claim, it can reject the claim and face a lawsuit, or council can ask lawyers to try to settle the matter for a lesser amount.
Mayor Oscar Leeser and new city representatives took office last month.
City spokeswoman Juli Lozano said that the city did not have a comment regarding the claim filed by Cook. "We can't comment," she said. "It's an executive session item and it's a legal issue."
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National Rum Day
Today is National Rum Day. The liquor was first developed among the sugarcane plantations of the Caribbean Islands in the 17th century and quickly found a popular market in Colonial America. Often paired with fruit flavors to take advantage of its natural sweetness, rum is the third most popular spirit in the U.S. today, following vodka and all types of whiskey combined, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S.
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From the music filling the room to the seasoning on the jerk chicken, everything inside Jamaica Mi Irie on Main Street is an authentic taste of Jamaica.
That includes the big pitcher of bright red Jamaican rum punch behind the bar, said restaurant owners Kameka Officer and Michael Sullivan.
Any event that youre having, pretty much we have rum punch there, said Officer, a native of the island nation.
The drink
To make a batch for your next gathering, start with Wray & Nephew white rum, the most popular rum in Jamaica, Officer and Sullivan said.
Pour about 2⁄3 to one liter of rum into a large pitcher or punch bowl. Add one 46-ounce can of pineapple juice, ½ gallon of orange juice and a quart of strawberry syrup. Mix and serve over ice.
The place
Officer and Sullivan took over Jamaica Mi Irie in October 2012 and have focused on bringing only authentic offerings to the small but vibrant spot.
The top-selling jerk chicken is seasoned with authentic Jamaican spices that Sullivan can find only in places such as Atlanta or New York.
Jamaica Mi Irie is at 28 S. Main St. Call 271-8620.


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CISE young executives Matt Champa (left) and Eric Schuermann (right) with UC men's basketball coach Mick Cronin.
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University of Cincinnati men's basketball coach Mick Cronin addressed a crowd of Catholic Inner-city Schools Education Fund volunteers at the young executives kick-off party in the courtyard garden of St. Francis Seraph Friary in Over-the-Rhine on Thursday, Sept. 5.
Walking through the gate into the enclosed courtyard at Liberty and Vine is akin to entering a secret garden, complete with lush greenery, vibrant flowers and flowing fountain with goldfish. Amid this backdrop, the CISE young executives enjoyed a social hour prior to the start of a brief program with Cronin.
Cronin shared some of his coaching experiences with the group and expounded on the importance of taking the time to stop, pay attention and make a difference.
He said, "We are all busy, but you can't make a difference if you walk by and look the other way. By helping raise funds to keep the CISE schools open, there is no question you are making a difference and changing the lives of the children in these schools."
Cronin went on to say, "The most gratifying thing you can do is make a difference, not win a game" then added, "Now I do have to win games too."
The CISE Young Executives are a dedicated team of young business leaders, led by co-chairs Eric Schuermann and Matt Champa, who call on local businesses, individuals and foundations to raise funds and awareness for CISE. Since their inception in 1999, they have raised more than $8.5 million to benefit the CISE schools and their students.
Matt Stautberg, who is co-chairing the 2013 campaign with siblings Chris Stautberg, Tim Stautberg, Beth Stautberg and Peter Stautberg, challenged everyone on the Young Executive Team to make a pledge to the campaign.
"It can be very powerful for you to ask people to join you in making a pledge, and so tonight I ask each of you to join me in making a pledge yourselves to CISE," he said.
Following the program, Brother Tim Sucher gave tours of the crypt below the church where tombstones were used to pave the floor.
St. Francis Seraph School is one of the eight Catholic inner-city schools supported by CISE. The others are St. Boniface in Northside, Corryville Catholic, St. Francis de Sales in Walnut Hills, Holy Family in Price Hill, St. Joseph on Ezzard Charles, St. Lawrence in Price Hill and Resurrection in Price Hill. Ninety percent of the students in the CISE schools live below the poverty level. Seventy-four percent are not Catholic.
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The Twin Cedars High School students have been dressing up according to various themes in honor of the annual homecoming celebration this week. Since Monday students have dressed as farmers, movie characters, holidays, and wore fake injuries to school and will break out their blue and white Saber pride on Friday. Several events are also scheduled Friday to cap off the week including the Saber Games at 2pm and parade at 4pm. The Twin Cedars cross country team will also continue another tradition Friday as they run the game football from the opponent's school in Grand Junction to the field in time for the varsity football game against Greene at 7pm where this year's King and Queen will be crowned at halftime.
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Familia gratitude: DIY
Your actions have spoken: we know that my Fibonacci blog post is accepted through the community, it has gotten 4 digits clicks/traffic! Bang! Puyaka!
Congratulations if you have created toothpaste & other DIY things, we welcome feedback (comments below all blog posts or email info@cafegratitude).
Here is another thing in life you should want to do yourself. After you read this blog and make it your brain is going to excrete so much serotonin/dopamine/norepinephrine/melatonin/insulin/prostaglandins that you will shine 2,000 light years of beauty & health; the laws of physics will bend for you. Of course you will brag about making this household item, show off to your friends and be cocky, start a new business, enroll others, and be community. Becoming self sufficient is a step by step thing. You will be able to make your own laundry detergent.
This is another recipe/formula for an everyday item that big companies don't want you to know. How come I didn't think of this before? How come you haven't made this when it first clicked in your brain? If the left side of the brain thinks creativity I had ignored it every time, I would go to purchase the powder stuff thing & complain. "How come this is so expensive?" or "I don't want to smell like petro-chemical-rose scent every time I dress" or "I don't want my chones to cross-contaminate where I am more vulnerable!"
Of course I'm always about bulk buying; I know that greater quantities = less $. Buy that fancy soap, go for it. Consider buying a whole gallon of body soap and then refilling it every time. For toothbrushes, buy the ones with changeable heads. I have been using the same old toothbrush handle for as long as I have been working at Café Gratitude. Now the time came for laundry soap so here it is for you and your community to try.
Things to know:
- · Soap is the chemical reaction between a salt (or alkali, ashes, calcium, etc.) and a fatty acid (like coconut, lard, olive oil, xken fat, etc.)
- · Soap & foam doesn't mean clean; that's a lie! Yes, when you take a shower you want foam to scrub that oily nasty stuff in your skin. Where have you been/what you been up to?! Fat, salt, dead bacteria and dry skin. But for your clothes it is different, you need light water.
- · Light water is not hard water ;) duh! Light water is water that has less minerals. Specially, calcium carbonate. Potable water is said to be slightly hard water.
- · Detergent was created right after the world wars to satisfy two major things: the scarcity of animal/vegetable fat (remember, soap is fat) and then the expectation of laundry machines. Then it came the baby boom/suburbia/boxed dinners/tv etc. Corporations responded with a cheap non environmental conscious way: petrochemicals and synthetic aromas/soaps and so on.
- · We use detergent in laundry machines to make the water more light. Through mechanical agitation it emulsifies the water and the nasty stuff in your clothes.
- · Give up on liquid detergent; you need ammonia (yuk), big glass jars, and 2 days to prepare that. Trust Vini: be lazy here, ok?
- · Most laundry machines are now "high efficiency" meaning less energy & less water; we are cool with that; we want that. High efficiency also means detergent that creates low suds and that's exactly what you will be doing.
This has been the rule of thumb for SO many years and now it is our turn. Stop updating your Facebook status and make something cool! Really, this has been happening already. Communities all around us are making laundry detergent but we are not aware of it. For this first round, please try first on clothes you aren't attached to. Results might be different- it's the law of DIY.
This is what you need:
· Soap! 2 bars or a 10 oz ball of soap, grated (use a grating box or a food processor).
All those hotel/motel/bed & breakfast single bars you and yours have been thieving can go in the mix, minuscule soap bars that can't be lathered any more, castile soap (I used this one to test this recipe and it works amazing) is cheap & fine. No liquid soap though.
· Borax, 2 cups.
Borax is better described here by Wikepedia. I trust what I used for the test (20 Mule Team Borax). My chones are still intact, clean & pristine. Borax will make the water pH neutral or that's at least what I understood... trust! I trust even the super weird two vowels and the X name it has. Sounds like a super villain. See other's recommendations the uses of your borax leftovers here.
· Washing soda or soda ash, 2 cups
I bought mine from the bulk section at Rainbow Market here in SF. I'm sure that there is several places you can find this. Be aware that soda ash is not baking soda. This is going to make the water less hard (or less mineral concentration). See online shopping options here and here but remember to check your local supply and keep your money in the community around you first.
Once you've got your soap bars grated, you just need to mix all of the ingredients together in a mixing bowl or bucket (if you're doubling/tripling++ the recipe). Make sure that there are no lumps and everything is well distributed. Very simple, depending on how fine you grate the soap you will see it in the mix, just shake it before using. ¼ cup of final product is a good measurement for cleaning 30lbs of chones. Remember, try it first small scale to build your understanding of it.
Way simple! Powder detergent your way.
written by amy , August 15, 2011
Great article on DIY laundry detergent..I'm going to give it a go. And, thank you for the humor in your article; it made me laugh. You're right, people DO need to stop updating their Facebook and do something productive!!
written by Tarah Locke , October 10, 2011
First I wanted to add a recipe that I've found from Wellnessmamma's website that REALLY works, plus, after a while of using it you sweat LESS!
DIY Underarm Deodorant
6 tbs coconut oil
1/4 cup Baking soda
1/4 cup Cornstarch(make sure its Non-GMO) or arrowroot
essential oils optional (I don't use them, heard something like their endocrine disruptors)
Mix powders, then mix well with coconut oil. Google wellnessmamma's website for more info on the Deo.
THanks for this easy Laundry soap, I'd found a recipe before and got stuck trying to find a particular kind of soap (fel naptha?) and then after I finally found it, never got around to making it. So now I will with this recipe!


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Changes in Networks, Higher Education and Knowledge Societies
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Changes in Networks, Higher Education and Knowledge Societies
Centre for Innovation, Technology and Policy Research (IN+), Instituto Superior Técnico, PORTUGAL
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The aim
of IP5 is to implement a web-based survey specified by the PIs of all partners, in order to facilitate the statistical generalizations needed to perform the regional comparison and contrast of
HEI networks in Europe, the USA and Japan (IP1, IP6 & AP1). In order to do this the analytical focus developed in IPs 2 – 4 will be probed in terms of a web-based survey incorporating the statistical expertise of PI Horta. In this regard, the analytical generalizations – to theory – developed in the cross-case analysis in IP4 are of particular importance. This is because analytical generalizations are the basis for statistical generalizations – to the specific populations – that will be specified by the CINHEKS team of PIs, within the sequential, explanatory mixed methods design guiding the CRP.
The general approach adopted by the survey team incorporates an institutional perspective that illuminates and explains organizational change and adaptation in HEIs at higher education in changing environments. The perception of organizational adaptation in HEIs includes analysis of intra and inter-institutional structural arrangements and established networks. The understanding of higher education structural change and disposition of network arrangements enables an understanding of how HEIs are facing and dealing with the following
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Aukett Fitzroy Robinson issues another profit warning
Aukett Fitzroy Robinson (AFR) has warned that its full-year results will be significantly worse than expected
The listed company lays the blame primarily on the suspension of work at its Moscow River project due to funding issues, which has seen its shares plummet 42 per cent.
In a statement, AFR said: 'Whilst it is hoped these funding issues will be resolved swiftly, it is possible that the project will be suspended for a lengthy period. Continued suspension of this project will cause a significant shortfall in projected group revenues for the current year.'
AFR also said it is undertaking a consultation process regarding a number of senior practice staff in the UK.
On Tuesday, AFR's shares were down 33 per cent at 3 pence, having touched a low of 2.6 pence in earlier trading.
In June the firm blamed a depressed UK property market and a slowdown in the Middle East for the £1.2 million loss over the six months ending 31 March 2009.
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? Harry from Port Huron: "A poll was released about an important topic. Many women today, many younger women, secretly would like to go back to the 1950s and be housewives. Now, as a man, I support equal pay for equal work. But I would say to those of you young women who are reading this that if you really want to be a housewife, you should be one. You ladies who want to work outside the home - that's fantastic. I have no problem with that, provided your children come first. If you're going to work outside the home, don't do it until your kids are 3 years old. ...


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The goal he scored against the Ottawa Senators on Saturday afternoon to spark a comeback by his Philadelphia Flyers wasn't the sole reason forward Wayne Simmonds won NHL First Star of the Week honors.
But let's face it -- when you manage to put the puck in the net using your face to deflect a shot, you deserve your fair share of credit.
Simmonds scored four other goals this past week in much less painful fashion to help the Flyers make a surge in the Eastern Conference standings. Also honored by the League on Monday were Boston Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara, who was named Second Star, and Phoenix Coyotes goaltender Mike Smith, awarded Third Star.
In his first season with the Flyers after arriving as part of the Mike Richards summer blockbuster, Simmonds nearly has doubled his previous high for goals with 27 this season. He started his four-game goal streak in a loss Monday to the Lightning, and then helped the Flyers go on a 2-0-1 run. He scored twice and added an assist in a rout of the Maple Leafs, had a Brayden Schenn shot find the net by route
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Chara didn't bury any pucks this past week, but he extended his point-scoring streak to five games by piling up seven assists and a plus-6 rating in four games for the Bruins, helping the defending Stanley Cup champions clinch the Northeast Division and the No. 2 seed. Chara set up three goals and was plus-3 in a Tuesday win against the Lightning, and had a pair of assists and a plus-4 rating in a Saturday afternoon victory against the Islanders. On Sunday he had the primary assist on Dennis Seidenberg's goal that tied the Rangers in a game the Bruins would go on to win 2-1 to clinch the Northeast Division title.
While the Flyers' and Bruins' spots in the postseason are secure, the Coyotes remain in a precarious position -- but Smith is doing everything he can to make sure they're on the right side of the West's cutoff line at the end of regular-season action Saturday. The veteran goalie, playing his first season in Phoenix, recorded back-to-back shutouts in the past five days -- and he didn't exactly have a light workload in doing so. Smith made 38 saves to blank San Jose 2-0 on Thursday, then had an answer for all 44 shots Anaheim put on him Saturday in a 4-0 triumph. As a result, the Coyotes entered the week seventh in the West, and Smith has a career-high seven shutouts.


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Perdue associate John O'Reilly and his wife, Holly, load oyster spat into cages during the Oyster Recovery Partnership's Marylanders Grow Oysters project Saturday in Nanticoke.
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About 60 volunteers affiliated with Perdue Farms Inc. spent their weekend filling and distributing more than 200 cages of "spat" - 175,000 baby oysters - which the 24 Nanticoke residents will foster for the next nine months.
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As headlines show, commanding officer firings are becoming more and more frequent. Roughly half stem from personal misbehavior. Navy leaders have provided information on these firings to the public unlike other services but have stopped short of labeling the increase as troubling.
Now, a former Navy CO has come forward with an approach to stem the tide of reliefs: It begins with acknowledging there's a problem.
Capt. Mark Light, a naval aviator, reviewed 11 years of CO detachments for cause for his master's thesis. His conclusion: These failures are a systemic problem the Navy needs to urgently address.
"The U.S. Navy has an integrity problem in the ranks of its commanding officers," Light wrote in a bombshell report published this summer in the Naval War College Review. "The number of COs fired for personal misconduct is too high, and we can and must do better but doing so will require that Navy leadership makes it a priority."
Light, now a professor at the U.S. Army War College, said in a Sept. 13 interview that he wrote the article to spark a discussion and prompt the Navy to re-examine the cultural forces underlying the reliefs.
"I don't think the sense of urgency has been elevated enough," Light said of the Navy's response. "[Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jon Greenert] mentioned it. He addressed it with standards of command. But it still seems to be a minor nuisance sort of problem."
Navy spokesman Rear Adm. John Kirby dismissed Light's conclusion that these reliefs were a product of Navy culture, saying: "The whole culture of the Navy is designed to produce good leaders because we know that's how you have a good Navy."
In the article, Light calls the "Charge of Command" memo issued last year to reiterate the conduct demanded of COs "merely Scotch tape on the problem" and noted that publicizing CO firings hasn't resulted in fewer reliefs.
Light, who commanded Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 40 from 2006 to 2008, wrote that COs must concern themselves with their subordinates' character. When an officer exhibits a character flaw, it should be addressed. If they take responsibility and change, then they're better for it. But if they lie or deflect blame, then they may have "an intrinsic ethical void that must be documented," Light wrote.
"COs must explicitly demand integrity from them and mentor or document shortcomings appropriately," Light wrote. "Otherwise they encourage the behavior we want to eliminate in those chosen for command, which ensures the cycle will continue."
Here are three steps Light argues the Navy needs to take:
Track it. Create "a central database of every CO relieved of command owing to personal and professional failures (recording the specific cause for the dismissal, as well as demographic data) to facilitate future tracking and analysis."
Character campaign. The Navy should set explicit standards of integrity and character, and implement them as policy. Light suggests the Navy's core values honor, courage, commitment be expanded to include character. And he argues everyone needs more "regular, lively and meaningful emphasis on ethical behavior."
Change the fitrep. One of the seven performance categories on fitness reports is "military bearing/character." Light argues that character should become its own category and compares it with the Army's equivalent, in which an officer is rated on all seven of the Army's core values. "Such specific evaluation of character is required to emphasize the priorities we desire in commanding officers," Light wrote.
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EAST GREENWICH—One game at a time.
It's about as big of a cliché as there is in sports but for the East Greenwich boys lacrosse team it's the only thing it can do at this point in the season.
"As long as there's continued improvement," EG boys lacrosse coach Brian Trapani adds as a caveat. "Are we doing things better today than we did yesterday?
"Today everyone got a good amount of playing time so the team grows in that way. We got some shots, cleared the ball after some weak clears early on…we did a good job moving the ball on offense so it's an improvement."
The Avengers rolled over Wheeler 16-1 Tuesday in the opener of a lacrosse doubleheader at EG High School and was not tested along the way.
Senior Billy Cruise gave the Avs all the goals they'd need within the first three minutes, first scoring off a Sam Feinberg assist 1:41 into the game and adding an unassisted score two
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Ryan Trinque added two goals in the first and Colin Waitkun and Connor Finn netted one apiece to put EG up 6-0 after the first.
By halftime the lead ballooned to 13-0 after two goals from Waitkun and one each from Wright, Jack Payette, Ben Contreras, Trinque and Feinberg.
Wheeler finally got on the board with 1:44 remaining in the third, and the Avengers rounded out the scoring in the fourth with two goals from Colin Bernier and one from Contreras.
On the surface it's difficult to see growth in a 15-goal win but compared to a similar rout of Narragansett on Thursday, April 11 the progress is apparent.
Against the Mariners EG led 12-0 with less than 30 seconds remaining in the game when Waitkun took a shot on net – not to be unsportsmanlike but more of a natural reaction.
Tuesday Waitkun had a similar opportunity with his team ahead 13-0 in the closing seconds of the first half with a wide open shot on net but instead pulled it out and waited for the half to end.
"Sportsmanship is our No. 1 priority," Waitkun said. "We're out here to have fun. If you take that extra shot and score it's just like, 'oh, let's step on their necks a little more and destroy their morale,' and it's not right."
Sportsmanship was part of the decision but so was knowing the situation and being aware that there is not much of a difference between a 13 and 14-goal lead.
It may not mean much in a blowout but late in a close game being aware of the circumstances could make the difference between winning and losing.
"Our goal is to be smart on the field and know the situation," Trapani said. "Be aware of what's going on around you, make the right decision and they're doing a good job of that."
The Avengers should be in for more of a test today at 3:30 p.m. when they travel to take on Providence Country Day and will wrap up the week with a game at home against Mount St. Charles Saturday at 11 a.m.
"PCD's going to be a test," Trapani said. "We saw them in the playoffs last year so we expect PCD to be a good game for us.
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|PURPOSE: The objective of the present study was to evaluate the effectiveness of topically applied gemifloxacin for the treatment of experimental Staphylococcus aureus keratitis in a rabbit model.
METHODS: Rabbit corneas were intrastromally injected with ~100 colony-forming units (CFU) of S. aureus ATCC25923. Eight hours (early treatment) or 16 h (late treatment) after the injection, 1 topical drop of balanced salt solution (BSS), gemifloxacin ophthalmic solution (0.5%), levofloxacin ophthalmic solution (0.5%), or gatifloxacin eye gel (0.3%) was applied to each eye every 15 min for 5 doses and then, every 30 min for 14 doses. The eyes were examined both before and after treatment. The corneas were harvested from treated and untreated rabbits for the quantitation of bacteria and histological observation.
RESULTS: In the early-treatment groups, all 3 fluoroquinolones significantly lowered the clinical severity of infection and the median erosion area of the cornea compared with the BSS control (P=0.000). In the late-treatment groups, gemifloxacin and levofloxacin did not cause a significant reduction in clinical scores compared with the BSS control (P=0.107 and 0.531, respectively), but the gatifloxacin caused a significant reduction in clinical scores compared with the BSS control (P=0.011). The median erosion area significantly decreased with treatment with gemifloxacin, gatifloxacin, and levofloxacin in both early- and late-treatment groups, when compared with the control group (P≤0.022). In the early-treatment groups, the gemifloxacin, gatifloxacin, and levofloxacin groups had significantly lower CFU recovered from the corneas compared with the control group (P<0.01), while in the late-treatment groups, levofloxacin failed to reduce the CFU recovered from the corneas compared with the control group (P=0.695). The minimal inhibitory concentrations for gemifloxacin, gatifloxacin, and levofloxacin against S. aureus ATCC25923 were 0.0625, 0.0625, and 0.125 mg/L, respectively.
CONCLUSIONS: Gemifloxacin, similar to gatifloxacin and levofloxacin, can significantly lower the clinical severity and CFU per cornea observed in S. aureus keratitis when early treatment is implemented. Significantly, gemifloxacin showed a significant efficacy improvement in reducing the bacterial load recovered from the corneas in the late-treatment experiment.
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Keratitis / drug therapy*, microbiology
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You win the Internets today IMO.
It was a good challenge and benchmark. Given what we've seen from these guys we know they're fighters and will continue to play hard.
One game does not a season make.
You win the Internets today IMO.
It was a good challenge and benchmark. Given what we've seen from these guys we know they're fighters and will continue to play hard.
One game does not a season make.
but I don't think his, mad-but-momentum losing jump cuts would have been at all effective. There would have been another Alabama defender there to tackle him.
Denard's and Fitz's effectiveness is proportional to the square of the space they operate in. When there is none, they aren't that effective.
Yeah regardless of what was going on during the game, I knew when Norfleet touched the ball he was trying very hard to bust it open. That guy is fearless! DG has a bright future as a receiver. I was impressed with what he did last night in his first game as a receiver against that D. Other than that I took no positives from our performance.
DG is clearly raw, but he was also targeted a ton, and usually for good reason. With a little more experience he'll be a threat.
Uh ok let's see. He's 6-4 ish probably 210 lbs. and a freak of an athlete. It was his first time playing wr in a live game. And don't act like he was playing against some powder puffs. That D. Millner is pretty damn good and a likely AA. Was he perfect with route running or body positioning? No, but who really expected that? There were also times where Denard just couldn't hit him. If you somehow can't see the upside now, just keep watching.
Yea and that's my point. He's not complete yet by far but by the time we get into the B10 schedule I think we'll see him turn into that guy. We also have to look at chemistry and timing as that didn't look to good between Denard & receivers.I understand what your saying about Gallon and love how he goes to get the ball at 5'8'' , but he is only 5'8''. Hopefully Roundtree will come to life soon. If not its time to see what the young guys have.
as a bright spot. He looked more like his old self last night with no horrible punts thrown in.
of work to do as a WR. Ran really poor routes. But yes he could be a beast in time.
They should pull denard after the first quarter (assuming a decent lead) so he can heal. He is going to be sore for a while, and it seems that bellomy is next in the hole. He needs the experience. There is no telling how much garbage time he will get this season with our schedule.
Remember remember the first of september.
norfleet was such a beast, i would love to see him in a sproles role. He needs to get in our offense
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what he will do against human competition. I'm all Bart Scott about this kid.
No one looked particularly good, but I was keying on Morgan most of the second half, and he was getting blown out pretty much every single play.
I'll be interested in seeing how well we run next week and whether a change at guard is due.
Masochists can watch the replay on ESPNU right now.
I hate to say it already but demens and Morgan have gotten worse. Demens is just too slow and horrible at blitzing. Morgan isn't talented enough vs good teams going back too last year. Put somebody in for Floyd I've never seen anybody so scared too tackle. Watch the tape he hides behind blockers so he doesn't get trucked. Build for the future and they better off for this year anyway.
yea who would we replace floyd with? Avery? he got burned so many times! Floyd is solid and here to stay
I thought Mealer played a solid game at center. Gardner is going to be a beast at WR... Round tree still has not shown much for the last year 1/2.
Than fitz. It's ONE GAME. Against bama. Means nothing for the rest of the season as to how our players perform against non-NFL teams. I would roll with the same unit and not overreact to one game.
I agree, but the talent is lacking at certain positions, and I maintain that once freshmen like Ross get acclimated to the speed of the college game we'll see a change or two. Not wholesale changes, but changes nonetheless.
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Relax, people. It wasn't so much that our players played especially poorly. They were just facing a vastly more talented, strong, and experienced team. Nobody on the rest of our schedule is on Bama's level.
Good news: Desmond Howard is back and playing for Michigan.
Bad news: He's playing quarterback.
This is no joke. Denard Robinson is a great person and a gifted athlete. He is miscast at quarterback.
Agree with you. I can understand the coaches being hesitant on putting him at another position mainly because he is the one person on the team that has proven to be a play maker on any given play. I'd love to see a set where Bellomy comes in at qb Gardner at wr and denard in the back field. Maybe set up a screen pass and get him in the open field where he can work his magic. Last night was the closest thing to a true pro style offense we have ran and it blew up in our face.
If you think Bellomy is going to come in and be instantly better than senior Denard at QB, you're crazy. Compared to how other QB's have performed against Alabama's defense recently, he actually wasn't too bad. Denard will most definitely be our best asset under center, and has a much stronger arm than Bellomy.
In the bowl game vs Bama, Kirk Cousins had a qb rating of 100, Denard's was 104 last night. Cousins had minus 56 yards rushing, Denard had 27 yards and a touchdown.
Granted they didn't play against the exact same team, but I'd have to argue that they were bigger/faster/stronger than anything we have in the B10. We cant give up on Denard.
i think we just leave the lineup alone except for Washington, i say we start Pipkins, other than that it was the first game and we weren't ready for a team like that
Look at the tape I understand we ain't got much but Floyd is another Marcus curry. I understand he's small but he's got better instincts and he ain't scared. Ill admit I'm wrong if he's worse but I tape every game and look for cowards on tackles.
I wish we had more upperclassman but we don't. Rich rod killed us his last 2 classes. Talents coming but I hate losing now. Just beat our rivals and possibly contend for a bog ten title and that's good enough this year.
QB? Denard is a zone read QB only. Sorry if that hurts your feelings, but if he isn't running for 100 + yards then Michigan isn't winning very often. Michigan won't beat great teams with Denard as the QB. He hasn't beat a great team yet at Michigan. He was smoked by the tressel lead OSU teams and beating badly by Sparty. Great kid and human, but not much of a QB. I could care less if hes the all time rushing QB. What's his record as a starter? Mediocre!
Nebraska annihilation and an 11-2 season with a bcs bowl victory in the first year under a new coach is mediocre? Please, set the standard higher. Will you be saying the same thing if we lose one more game this year, win the Big Ten title, and make the Rose Bowl?
Anytime we play a good team Denard plays awful.
Although I am not going to sit here an argue with you, I think you're taking a rather short sighted view, or one that is overly critical of Denard. Look at the best "read option" teams in the nation and you'll see something they all have in common: 1) they have excellent OL's; 2) they have a equally dangerous RB; and 3) they have outside play makers.
Did you notice how much better Denard's game got when Fitz emerged as a legit threat that opposing DC's had to account for? I don't think that Fitz would have made too much of difference last night because Bama was bascially giving Denard the give read then collapsing on the give -- they're that good and well coached. But, it couldn't have really been any worse as he might have popped a couple.
Last night while watching Bama's OL grind our DL into dust, I couldn't help but harken back to the days of old when Michigan's OL would do the same thing. Michigan has one elite OLineman, not 5 like Bama. Everything starts up front, on both sides of the ball. I love watching BTN and seeing those old game where Michigan's OL looked like giants and opened gaping holes of A Train, Biakabatuka, Perry, Hart, et. al. We've not had that for a long time. Unfortunately, RR didn't give us a deep stable of top OLinemen to rely upon. They coming, but it's going to take some time. No matter how fast and elusive Denard is, he cannot run effectively when there aren't holes, and they're aren't going to be holes if the OL cannot get into the second level, simple as that.
When Michigan plays a good team, they beat us in the trenches. When you cannot win the trenches, you lose the game typically. It's not Denard.
So what have you seen from Bellomy or Gardner that makes you want to play Denard elsewhere? Even if you think Denard can't play QB, the other issue is that you would need a replacement. If you go with Bellomy, then we are back to a freshman QB that might be more accurate, but definitely doesn't have the playmaking ability with his feet or nearly as strong of an arm. If you go with Gardner, then you lose our biggest outside WR threat. Just face it, Denard is our QB, and gives us our best option to win football games this year.
Denard doesn't have a great career record are things completely out of his control. He should have been redshirted in 2009, but with the QB scholarship situation he was forced into action. In 2010 he finished sixth in Heisman voting, and the offense certainly didn't lose five games. In 2011 he won eleven games, and we're one game into the 2012 season.
Citing Denard as any type of reason Michigan has struggled the past few years is pretty ridiculous, IMO.
Schofield looks absolutely horrible, but who else plays there?
Schofield isn't horrible. He was facing possibly the best 3-4 in college football and they were just worn down. I think it's easy to say that the Michigan LOS was in for a long night. As a player has the size and technique to play well in the big 10 and compete for all conference honors.
Not denying the talent he was facing, but I just watched the whole game again, I know I'm a masochist, and every bad play was due to him
I think he is a playmaker with speed. I know Avery will get the reps with Blake out but I would like to see if Taylor can step up and compete for that position. I saw him try and strip the ball on a tackle last night that makes me think with more chances he could help the D make some turnovers.
At this point we need young guys stepping up and taking on bigger roles the same way blake did last year.
Hopefully not at left tackle or corner back.
I'm sick of every player criticism being Negged followed by a reply of 'well it was bama...'
If Borges isn't 100% committed to zone read then I'd replace Denard. He's essentially worthless as qb if he isn't a running threat.
To be honest, I didn't see too many things during that game that make me want people replaced. I saw some good things out of our team and I saw a lot of guys that just got out-played due to size and experience. What I do want to see is Countess back and healthy, Lewan back and healthy, ect ect...
It'll be the same lineup I bet. Save for Countess. He shouldn't be needed the next couple of games unless his injury isn't significant. Also, Toussant will be the starter at RB.
I'm hoping they rest Countess these next two weeks and have him ready to go for ND..Maybe the same for Lewan as well..
Whoever has the best week of practice should play. Hopefully the lineup changes won't be at LT or CB, and if they are, it's only a short fill in.
To everyone saying so-and-so sucked, bench him: there are some good reasons why you don't schedule your toughest opponent in Week 1. No team is as sharp as it will or could be, except maybe teams like Alabama this far into Saban's tenure. This kind of scheduling for a team like Michigan is almost sure to expose every weakness. Surprisingly, i guess, it did just that.
So maybe the change should be in the guy scheduling games for what appears to be mostly the opportunity to show another special uniform and get on prime time TV.


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Hello, We just purchased a 1910 bungalow in Berkeley and unfortunately, the fireplace is in pretty bad shape. Not only is the surround and hearth crumbling, the smoke shelf seems to be collapsing as well. We'd like to convert the fireplace to gas and luckily have a gas line already installed underneath. Does anyone have a recommendation on an installer and where to buy? Thanks in advance! Diana
We are looking to convert the fireplace in our Rockridge bungalow to a turn on/off gas one that hopefully won't look too tacky (as realistic as one of these can look anyway). Our chimney also needs to be anchored to our roof and possibly repaired? It isn't in working condition now. Does anyone have a recommendation for someone for the gas conversion and chimney repair? or perhaps two separate recommendations? Thanks! Karen
We are buying a house with a brick chimney, and the inspector recommended that we remove it for seismic reasons. We want to 1) have it removed, and 2) convert the wood-burning fireplace to a gas fireplace instead. Are there contractors who do both parts of this project, and if so, whom would you recommend? I have seen recommendations for chimney removal and for conversion to gas fireplaces, but no one who does both. Also, can the same contractor seal up the hole once the chimney is removed? EastBayMom
I should mention that you may not want to take down the whole chimney if you want to save the fireplace. Most people take the narrow part of the chimney down, and where it widens out at the shoulder, they transition to the original brick. Otherwise, it is very difficult to preserve the lovely interior fireplace.
I would like to applaud you for converting to gas. Wood fireplaces are very polluting and provide little if any heat to the home. When the smoke goes up the chimney, it takes heated air with it, sometimes actually cooling the house. Kinda weird, isn't it? Good luck with your project! Anon
Hello BPN-ers. I wonder if anyone has any recent experience with converting a traditional fireplace to a gas-powered one, and can recommend a reliable and reasonably priced outfit to do the work. Thank you in advance for your recommendations (and I'd love to hear if there's someone I should avoid.) hoping to be warm this winter Meredith
Here's how. I bought the gas log fireplace insert at OSH. I cleaned the existing fireplace box of ashes, swept it down, and hired a chimney sweep to clean the chimney. I hired a plumber to run the gas line into to the firebox and to install the off/on valve in the floor next to the fireplace (city permit required). Then I placed and connected the gas log insert in the fireplace myself with a flex gas line and tested it for gas leaks. That part doesn't require any special skill to do and only basic tools. In my case, it was 10-12 feet for the plumber to extend the gas line through the chimney. Done.
For the occasional cozy fireside gatherings, the gas 'fire' is oh so pleasant, trouble-free and non-polluting. If you have a fireplace damper, it MUST be open when you use the gas 'fire' due to carbon monoxide danger, and you should put in a carbon monoxide monitor down low on a wall near the fireplace. OSH sells a nice variety of gas log fireplace inserts seasonally.
Mind you, trying to heat a house this way is not the best, as fireplaces are not efficient, even if gas fired. Much heat is still lost up the chimney. Fireside & Cheap
Does anyone know where to buy a fireplace insert now that Tubmakers has closed? There are some recommendations for installers, but not stores. Has anyone ordered a fireplace insert on-line? Thanks Judy
We have a working fireplace in my home and I love a good fire on a cold day but I'm also aware that it's probably the least efficient setup for getting the heating potential out of the wood. I recently heard that it's relatively easy to install a wood burning stove into an existing fireplace. A good stove can heat more effectively, for longer, and with less wood than an open hearth fire, and with less air pollution too! Plus, you could boil a pot of cider on the top of it. So anyway, I'm clearly sold on the idea but I don't know where to start. Has anyone in the area done this? Can you recommend a contractor and/or a stove dealer? I'd love an antique one, but I'll take whatever is reasonably priced. shoshana
We rarely use our fireplace and would love to make it a safe, easy-to-use source of heat. Did you convert your fireplace to gas? Did you buy the 'blower attachment' to push heat into the room? Are you happy with the results? Can you recommend a place to buy the parts? Any brand to buy, or avoid? Thanks for any advice... I see many cold days ahead! heidilee
The blower is fairly noisy, however, which reduces the ambiance, so you really have to decide what you want (you can always shut off the blower).
We got ours at Tubmakers on Ashby in Berkeley, and arranged for installation through them. Didn't have any complaints. Carrie
Hi, I want to put a gas fire place in our wood burning fire place... how much does that usually run? Cold Feet
After the cold winter we're having (yes, I know I'd perish in the Midwest snows), I would really like to have the front part of our home (a ''great room'' with a galley kitchen) heated by a gas fireplace, where now it is just an empty wood-burning heat vampire. We don't burn wood for obvious reasons and the little gas wall heater at the back of our tiny house is not good at heating the front living spaces. I have this idea that maybe we should investigate the GLASS fireplace inserts that consist of a gas line and burner, covered in tempered glass. Does anyone have any idea of someone I could call about this? Have you had one and how did it work for you? We need a gas line to be run from the gas main but it wouldn't be more than about 10 feet (little, tiny house in Albany). Any help is much appreciated! Jennifer AKA ''Frosty Paws''
Can anyone recommend someone who can convert our existing wood- burning fireplace into a gas-burning one? We are not looking to purchase an gas insert. I think we just need someone who can install a gas line in our fireplace. I checked the archives but the recommendations seem to be only for chimney cleaning and repair. Incidentally, if you're looking for a chimney sweep, I highly recommend Nick of Berkeley Chimneys. We hired him to install a damper and he did a great job and was a really pleasant person to work with. Thanks. Monica
I'm looking to install some sort of insert in the living room fireplace, to seal it against the draft, for aesthetic purposes and for very occasional use. Does anybody have a recommendation on retailers and installers for this sort of thing? Thanks Aaron
I would like to have a gas fireplace insert put in our fireplace. Nothing fancy, but able to heat our large living room-dining area. Thank you. Barbara
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Greendance expands annual wine festival
Greendance Winery's fifth anniversary celebration will feature wines of the southwest passage wine trail on Saturday and Sunday.
Greendance hosts a wine festival every year in the fall; however, five area wineries will be on hand for this year's celebration including Christian Klay Winery, Greenhouse Winery, Walnut Hill Winery and Thistlethwaite Vineyards. All of the wineries will offer wine tasting and sales.
"We are a part of the Southwest Passage Wine Trail and decided to invite the other members of the wine trail to create a more well-rounded event to expose our customers to some of the other wineries," said Jay Brown, manager of Greendance Winery.
Various wine-related activities will be held throughout the weekend.
The great grape stomp will be held 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Participants are encouraged to register for the event by calling Greendance Winery. However, walk-ins are welcome. Prizes will be awarded to the individuals who produce the most juice using a set amount of grapes in a wine barrel with their bare feet. Greendance personnel will wear traditional peasant costumes during the event.
John Tremba will conduct a wine-making workshop at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Tremba is a technical associate and assistant winemaker at Greendance. The workshops are limited to 15 participants each day at a cost of $10 per person.
Carol Pascuizzi from the Pennsylvania Macaroni Company in the Strip District will host a wine and cheese pairing demonstration at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Sunday. The cost, which features premium cheese and wines, is $15 per person.
A selection of sandwiches, dips, cheese, baguettes and snack will be available for purchase throughout the weekend. Local Chef Sergio will prepare a selection of savory crepes on Sunday.
Live entertainment will be held in the Nectar Garden. Gary Rahl will perform from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday; David "Junior" Guthrie, 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday; and Abacus Jones, 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday.
Admission to the festival and parking are free. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. For additional information, contact Greendance Winery at Sand Hill at 724-547-6500.
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KILLINGSWORTH, TEXAS. Killingsworth, apparently located at a site near what is now the northern edge of Longview, was among the earliest settlements in Gregg County. Little is known about the origins of the community. It was probably named for John Killingsworth and his family, who settled in the area around 1850. A pay school reportedly was there by 1847. After the Civil War the settlement disappeared, but a cemetery still marked the site in the 1980s.
Eugene W. McWhorter, Traditions of the Land: The History of Gregg County (Longview, Texas: Gregg County Historical Foundation, 1989).
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AAA CSR rating for VeoliaWaste management company, Veolia Environmental Services, has gained a AAA corporate social responsibility rating. French experts, BMJ Ratings, gave the award for Veolias high performance in human resources, civil society, sales and marketing, purchasing and the environment. BMJ highlighted the companys global control of environmental risks, its success in occupational health and safety, the quality of the company's partnership with customers and its social initiatives within th
Award for re-use inventorAn inventor from Herefordshire has won a major gold award at Geneva, for his redesign of the security closure strip used in many drink bottles and jars. Peter Martin (pictured) has patented his design Re:tie, which uses a small hole in a strip of plastic to retie the tops of bottle and lid tops. This means the strips can be saved and reused as a tie, in the garden, for cabling, for
Baylis recycling moves to new premisesFollowing a devastating fire at Baylis Recycling last September, the leading plastic recyclers are set to move into new premises. The brand new buildings will be based on three sites doubling its previous sorting capacity to 30,000 tonnes. Baylis Recycling managing director Chris Baylis said: The fire was traumatic and caused many headaches but the team here has worked tirelessly to continue servicing our clients, enabling us to return bigger, bolder and strong
Clearer labelling for recycling to hit supermarket shelves next yearTesco has revealed its work with other retailers to develop more coherent retailer labelling on whether packaging can be recycled, is expected to be on supermarket shelves by the end of next year. The new labels aim to be less confusing for consumers. Labelling is key and there is currently very little consistency between retailers, said Tesco senior buying manager Andrew Duckworth at a recent conference organised by Recoup. Along with other major grocers and b
Defra backs sustainable Parc systemThe results of five years research and a practical trial will culminate next month in the commissioning of a newly developed sustainable waste system. Called a Premier Advanced Recycling Centre (Parc), the system was found to release less carbon dioxide than incineration (or energy-from-waste) or landfill. Researched and trialled in association with Durham University and based in County Durham, the system could help local authorities recycle waste that they ha
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More recycling options for Blackpool's businessesEmprise Blackpool, the trade waste recycling service, has developed a new service this month to offer local businesses an opportunity to recycle more waste and to save money in the process. The company has been collecting glass and metal waste from Blackpool businesses since 2006 and has gained over 100 customers in its first six months of operation. It has developed a new service that collects not only metal and glass, but also paper, cardboard and plastic bottle
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Power-from-waste showcase gets go aheadA £4 million showcase power-from-waste generation facility will allow local authorities to see the technology in action. The Seamer Carr site, near Scarborough recently gained planning permission from North Yorkshire County Council. The project is partly-funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and will be developed by Scarborough Power, a partnership between Yorwaste, NEL Power and GEM. As the site is part of the Defra New Technologies D
Sainsbury's investigating new packaging solutionBritish supermarket chain Sainsbury and Dublin-based packaging manufacturing multinational Smurfit-Kappa are working with European Union (EU) researchers to develop a new recyclable and biodegradeable biopolymer food packaging. The EU Sustainpack project consortium is incorporating nano-clay particles within the packaging material, with the aim of replacing materials based on petrochemical polymers. Professor Chris Breen of Sheffield Hallam University, a memb
Soap star fronts glass campaignCoronation Streets Beverley Callard, also known as barmaid Liz MacDonald, has joined the soon to launch recycling campaign Have you got the bottle?. The campaign promotes recycling in the hospitality industry in northern England. So Callard, who is a real life landlady as well as being the Rovers Return barmaid on screen, is the perfect choice. As reported by MRW (mrw.co.uk/newsfeatures, 16 March 2007), Recycling Action Yorkshire (RAY), Envirolink Northwest and Renew Tees Valle
Trial drives increased recycling ratesA 12 month trial of expanded waste collection services in Kingston has so far quadrupled recycling. The council launched the trial in March, in the Berrylands area, to analyse ideas and get residents feedback before the borough-wide waste contract is renewed in September 2008. Existing fortnightly recycled waste collections were increased to weekly pick ups and residents were given extra containers for organic food and garden waste, and cardboard. Non-recyclab
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Waste Strategy delayed againThe Waste Strategy has been delayed again. Many in the recycling and waste management industry had been told that the strategy would be announced next week on May 9. But MRW understands that it will now be published either on May 23 or May 29. A Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs spokeswoman confirmed that the publication of the strategy had been delayed. She said: It will now come out at the end of the mon


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