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Ammonia leak kills Issaquah Creek salmon
October 13, 2009
By Warren Kagarise
Ammonia released into the East Fork of Issaquah Creek from the Darigold plant killed dozens of fish last week.
The fish kill occurred after an unknown amount of ammonia entered the creek Oct. 7. Most of the 40-50 dead fish observed by state officials were sculpin, a small freshwater fish.
Department of Ecology spokesman Larry Altose said single-digit numbers of chinook and coho salmon died as a result of the spill. A handful of trout died as a result of the spill as well.
The state Department of Ecology responded to the incident after receiving a report of dead fish from a state Department of Fish and Wildlife biologist surveying spawning salmon in Issaquah Creek. The biologist observed dead or dying fish across a quarter-mile reach of the creek, between Darigold and the confluence of the East Fork and Issaquah Creek.
Chinook and coho, dead at the end of the salmon spawning cycle, were observed in the same area. Altose said fish biologists could determine the difference between salmon that had died after spawning and others affected by the leak.
After ammonia entered the creek near the plant, at 611 Front St. N., workers secured the leak and stopped the ammonia release by midafternoon. Ecology officials do not know how long the leak lasted.
By late afternoon, ammonia in calm pools along the creek appeared to have evaporated, according to a Department of Ecology news release. Darigold is cooperating with the department to investigate the cause of the leak. Altose said the Darigold plant uses ammonia as a refrigerant.
"There are a lot of questions that need to be worked through and tracked back," Altose said.
Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery Executive Director Gestin Suttle said the spill did not disrupt spawning activities at the hatchery. Suttle said hatchery workers were notified soon after officials discovered the ammonia leak.
The hatchery is upstream from Darigold, though Suttle noted how migrating salmon could have come into contact with ammonia while swimming upstream.
Altose said Department of Ecology hazardous materials specialists surveyed the site Oct. 8 and observed fish swimming with no problem in the spill area.
Warren Kagarise: 392-6434, ext. 234, or email@example.com. Comment at www.issaquahpress.com.
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As a guest at a meal, one should be particular about one's appearance and determine whether to bring small gifts or good wine, according the degree of relationship with the master of the banquet. It is important to attend and be punctual.
On arrival one should first introduce oneself, or let the master of the banquet do the introduction if unknown to others, and then take a seat in accordance with the master of the banquet's arrangement.
The seating arrangement is probably the most important part of Chinese dining etiquette.
If the guest of honor or most senior member is not seated, other people are not allowed to be seated. If he hasn't eaten, others should not begin to eat. When making toasts, the first toast is made from the seat of honor and continuing down the order of prominence.
When eating a meal in China, people are expected to (according to Chinese customs) behave in a civilized manner, pay attention to table manners and practice good dining habits. In order to avoid offense diners should pay attention to the following points:
Let older people eat first, or if you hear an elder say "let's eat", you can start to eat. You should not steal a march on the elders.
You should pick up your bowl with your thumb on the mouth of the bowl, first finger, middle finger the third finger supporting the bottom of the bowl and palm empty. If you don't pick up your bowl, bend over the table, and eat facing your bowl, it will be regarded as bad table manners. Moreover, it will have the consequence of compressing the stomach and restricting digestion.
Most table manners in China are similar to in the West. Don't be deceived by what you might see in a local restaurant on the streets. Chinese manners don't consist of slurping food down as quickly as possible, and shouting loudly!
When helping yourself to the dishes, you should take food first from the plates in front of you rather than those in the middle of the table or in front of others. It's bad manners to use your chopsticks to burrow through the food and "dig for treasure" and keep your eyes glued to the plates.
When finding your favorite dish, you should not gobble it up as quickly as possible or put the plate in front of yourself and proceed to eat like a horse. You should consider others at the table. If there is not much left on a plate and you want to finish it, you should consult others. If they say they don't want any more, then you can eat proceed.
Concentrate on the meal and your companions. Watching television, using your phone, or carrying on some other activity while having a meal is considered a bad habit.
You should try to refill your bowl with rice yourself and take the initiative to fill the bowls of elders with rice and food from the dishes. If elders fill your bowl or add food to your bowl, you should express your thanks.
Tea usually is served as soon as you have a seat in a restaurant. A waiter/waitress serves you tea while you read the menu and decide what to order. The tea pot is left with you on the table after everyone around the table's cup is filled with tea. Guests then serve themselves.
When someone pours tea into your cup, you can tap the table with your index and middle fingers for two or three times, showing thanks to the pourer for the service and of being enough the tea. The pourer will stop pouring when seeing the gesture.
It is not good manners to pick up too much food at a time. You should behave elegantly. When taking food, don't nudge or push against your neighbor. Don't let the food splash or let soup or sauce drip onto the table.
When eating, you should close your mouth to chew food well before you swallow it, which is not only a requirement of etiquette, but also better for digestion. You should by no means open your mouth wide, fill it with large pieces of food and eat up greedily. Don't put too much food into your mouth at a time to avoid leaving a gluttonous impression. Neither should you stretch your neck, open your mouth wide and extend your tongue to catch food you are lifting to your mouth.
When removing bones or other inedible parts of the meal from your mouth, use chopsticks or a hand to take them and put them on a side plate (or the table) in front of you, instead of spitting them directly onto the table or the ground.
If there is food around your mouth, use a tissue or a napkin to wipe it, instead of licking it with your tongue. When chewing food, don't make noises.
It is best not to talk with others with your mouth full. Be temperate in laughing lest you spew your food or the food goes down your windpipe and causes choking. If you need to talk, you should speak little and quietly.
If you want to cough or sneeze, use your hand or a handkerchief to cover your mouth and turn away. If you find something unpleasant in your mouth when chewing or phlegm in the throat, you should leave the dinner table to spit it out.
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Though I've been on a shopping hiatus lately, I had a gift card to use for a Stitch Fix so I scheduled one for early March and asked for warm weather clothes, thinking it would be warming up in Chicago. BAHAHA. Regardless, I done got me some goodies. Check 'em out below. As always, if you want to schedule your own Stitch Fix, here's a referral link.
If you don't know how Stitch Fix works, you can read more about it on my previous posts: Stitch Fix #1 and Stitch Fix #2.
Item #1: Boatneck striped cotton tee ($48)
I knew as soon as I pulled this puppy out of the box that I was going to love it. Can never have too many striped tees. I'm thinking I'll pair it with white jeans and wedges in the summer. Speaking of puppies, look who snuck into the background the first time I tried to take a shot of this shirt…
Verdict: KEEP and love and snuggle (just like Winnie)
Item #2: Boyfriend jeans ($78)
These hit at a weird length, making them look like floods. Not a flattering look for me, and beyond that, I don't really need new jeans right now.
Verdict: Nah.
Item #3: Chevron infinity scarf ($32)
I'd been eyeing a similar scarf last year and this one was delivered to my door, so IT WINS.
Verdict: A resounding yes!
Item #4: Pleated skirt ($28)
When I pulled this out of the box, one of my co-workers yelled, "Figure-skating costume!" It had a shiny sheen to it that's not showing up in the photo. I had no idea to style this. Stitch Fix suggested pairing with an oversized sweater, so I tried that, with ridiculous results…the girl in that photo has NO IDEA what season it is. I will say that it was much cuter when I tried it on than I ever thought it would be!
Verdict: No. Just no.
Item #5: Print lace detailed blouse ($58)
I liked the pattern but wasn't crazy about the lace in the back. Plus, it was a bit pricier so if I wasn't in love, I thought it would be best to let it go.
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Amanda helps Pastor John put together an original play to beat another local church at their own game. Cricket and Carlene compete for the main part and each offer lucrative offers to get it. Amanda and Heather buck heads on who should be the lead, and only after Amanda lets the women javelina her do Cricket and Carlene settle their differences and let Carlene be the lead.
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ST. THOMAS - Scientists are working on a project in the St. Thomas East End Reserves to see how much sediment and pollution washes into the protected marine sanctuary.
The marine reserves include Compass Point Pond, Cas Cay/Mangrove Lagoon and St. James Marine Reserve.
Tony Pait, a scientist at the Center for Coastal Monitoring and Assessment - a program under the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science - is working with the V.I. Department of Planning and Natural Resources, the University of the Virgin Islands and The Nature Conservancy to assess land-based sources of pollution and its effects in the St. Thomas East End Reserve.
The collaborative project was requested by DPNR and is funded through NOAA's Coral Reef Conservation Program.
In a blog post on NOAA's website, Pait said he attended a workshop in San Juan to discuss the environmental assessment capabilities that NOAA could provide to the U.S. Caribbean territories.
"Folks from the U.S. Virgin Islands were very interested and requested our help to assess the level of chemical contamination, biological impacts, and a survey of the biological resources within the St. Thomas East End Reserve or STEER," Pait said.
The two-year project is about halfway completed.
The first year involved collecting sediments throughout the STEER region with sediment traps on the ocean floor, Pait said. The sediment currently is being analyzed for chemical contaminants and for toxicity.
The second year of the project will involve a biological survey of the STEER, as well as an assessment of chemical contaminants in marine organisms, such as coral, conch and fish, Pait said.
UVI researchers also are conducting monthly monitoring in the reserve for nutrients, such as nitrogen and phosphorus. They also will record the total amount of suspended solids, which is a measure of turbidity in the water column. Sedimentation is measured using the sediment traps deployed at five locations.
The project will result in a baseline assessment for STEER that can be used to understand current conditions and optimize restoration and management efforts to enhance the territory's valuable resource, Pait said.
Pait said the St. Thomas East End Reserve contains extensive mangroves, seagrass beds and coral reefs, but adjacent to the protected area is a large active landfill, numerous marinas, various commercial and industrial activities, an Environmental Protection Agency Superfund Site, and residential areas with individual septic systems - all of which may be impacting the reserve with various chemical and bacterial contaminants.
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Cervical Decompression Surgery
Cervical Decompression is a spinal surgery procedure that removes any structures that are compressing the nerves in the cervical (neck) section of the spinal canal or vertebral foramen (opening through which the spinal cord passes). The cervical section of the spine begins at the base of the skull and supports the neck. During surgery, a small section of the bone that is compressing the nerve root is removed to alleviate pressure and allow the nerve root to heal. Sometimes fragments of material from the spine are lodged under the nerve root as well, and are removed during cervical decompression surgery.
In some cases, cervical decompression surgery must be combined with cervical fusion surgery. If too much of the bony structures that are pressing on the nerve needs to be removed, it can affect the stability of the spine. Spinal fusion corrects the instability by permanently joining (fusing) the vertebrae together to prevent them from moving. If the cervical decompression surgery is minimally invasive, the structure of the spine will stay intact and there will be no need for spinal fusion.
Cervical spinal stenosis is one of the most common reasons for cervical decompression surgery. Cervical spinal stenosis is a condition in which the spinal canal and/or the opening in the vertebra (vertebral foramen) in the neck become narrowed. If the narrowing is substantial it can cause nerve compression and result in pain, loss of balance and coordination, neck stiffness and incontinence.
Types of Cervical Decompression
The majority of the following types of cervical decompression surgery are performed with the goal of leaving the spinal structure intact. Once the compressive structures have been removed, your spine surgeon will evaluate the stability of your spine and determine if cervical fusion surgery is also needed.
• Foraminotomy – This surgery creates a bigger space in the foramen to relieve pressure on the compressed nerves. The foramen are openings in the vertebrae through which the nerve bundles pass to travel to different areas of your body.
• Laminotomy – Your spine surgeon creates a hole in the lamina (bone covering the spinal canal, the large hole in the center of the vertebra through which the spinal nerves pass) to make more space and to relieve pressure on the nerves.
• Laminoplasty – Two incisions are made on both sides of the lamina to relieve neural pressure. This creates a hinge on one side and a small hole on the other side of the lamina. A spacer made out of bone, metal or plastic is inserted in order to hold the spinal canal open.
• Corpectomy – This procedure is performed when cervical stenosis (narrowing of the spinal canal) affects more than one disc. The surgeon removes the vertebral body as well as the affected discs in order to relieve pressure.
• Microdiscectomy – Also called microdecompression, this minimally invasive surgery is performed through a small incision in the neck. The spine surgeon removes a small section of the bone over the nerve root. During this procedure, disc material under the nerve root may be removed as well. A microdiscectomy aims to relieve nerve compression and allow the nerve to heal.
• Cervical laminectomy – This is the most common surgery for cervical spinal stenosis. The spine surgeon removes a small section of the lamina to relieve compression on the nerve. The remaining spinal bones are connected back together with titanium metal rods and screws.
After surgery you can expect your hospital stay to last up to seven days. Full recovery from cervical decompression surgery can take an average of five weeks.
The multidisciplinary team of orthopaedic experts at North Shore-LIJ Orthopaedic Institute's Spine Services in New York performs cervical decompression surgery as well as a broad range of surgeries for conditions that affect the spine.
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'Smallest pub in Derby' The Little Chester Ale House throws open its doors to the locals
Posted: November 15, 2012|
THE "smallest pub in Derby" has opened for business – and has converted locals who had protested against the initial idea.
The Little Chester Ale House is a micro-pub – a "slimmed down" type of inn which eschews many modern conveniences and drinks in favour of a traditional atmosphere in a smaller building.
Micro-pubs are usually built inside former shops, and this one is no different, as it is housed in a former dry-cleaners.
Initially, locals feared if the pub went ahead it would generate late-night noise and anti-social behaviour.
But landlord Walter Scott said the Chester Green Road business had already been a hit with drinkers.
Mr Scott, of Wingfield Road, Chaddesden, said: "We opened last weekend and since then it has been really excellent.
"I have had so many people in who have loved it and I've also had people come in who had misconceptions about the kind of place it would be but they have told me they are now happy it is here."
The pub was given planning permission and granted a licence, despite objections from people living in the area.
The bulk of the objections were about potential noise and disturbance from customers, cars moving about the area at night, litter and anti-social behaviour.
There were also concerns about smokers in the street.
Despite the objections, the plans were approved by Derby City Council, with officers saying they were "generally satisfied that the proposed use will have no adverse effect on the special character of the area".
Mr Scott said he was currently stocking five real ales and a cider but that he wanted the range to be constantly changing.
He said: "At the moment, I am stocking ales from Sheffield and North Yorkshire but I want to keep getting new ones in."
Mr Scott said the total cost of opening the business had been £8,500 – more than his initial estimate.
He said: "Before it was a dry-cleaners, the shop sold car parts and there was carpet on the walls as a backdrop.
"I pulled that off and the plaster came with it, so most of the walls needed replastering.
"But it has been totally worth it."
The pub is open from 3pm to 10pm Monday to Friday, and from noon to 10pm on Saturday and Sunday.


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Hwy 52 ramp closure planned in Rochester to repair guardrail
ROCHESTER, Minn. — Motorists in Rochester will not be able to use the traffic ramp from Civic Center Drive Northwest to Hwy 52 north on Wednesday, May 14, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
The temporary closure will include the right lane of northbound Hwy 52 from the Civic Center Drive bridge to the off ramp to 19th Street Northwest.
The closure will begin at 7 a.m., Wednesday, May 14. Workers will try to complete their work that day, weather permitting. The closure is necessary to repair guardrail in 13 areas as well as some traffic light poles. Vehicle crashes this past winter caused the damage. The closures are necessary to ensure safety for the repair workers and motorists.
If weather does not allow the repair work to be done that day, MnDOT crews will attempt to do the work on Thursday, May 15.
A changeable message sign this week has been alerting motorists to the changes, so drivers can plan alternate routes on the day of the repairs.
MnDOT urges motorists to follow these recommendations in work zones:
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Should the number of votes that a user is eligible to cast be listed somewhere on the primary voting page? I found that I could cast one up or down per candidate.. but I had to look around for the answer.
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Tea Party Political activists respond to attacks from Sheryl Crow. Sheryl Crow runs her liberal mouth and sounds pretty stupid as most liberals do. I love the excellent responses from these Tea Party Patriots. They challenge Crow to answer what she knows about the Constitution and the Founding Fathers intentions to prevent Big Government like we have today. Eat Crow Sheryl, you don't know jack!
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Bristol City to complete loan signing of striker Tyrone Barnett from Peterbrough
Posted: January 07, 2014|
Bristol City are today set to complete the signing of Peterborough striker Tyrone Barnett on loan until the end of the season.
Robins and Posh officials have reached agreement on a deal and it remains only for the 28-year-old former Crawley forward to pass a medical examination at Ashton Gate.
If all goes well and the paper work is completed in time, Barnett is expected to join City's first-team squad for training tomorrow.
He will become manager Steve Cotterill's second January signing following the completion of Karleigh Osborne's transfer from Millwall last night.
Osborne landed a permanent deal following an impressive loan spell during November and December. And Cotterill believes he can make the former Brentford man an even better player in the future.
He said: "I think Karleigh Osborne will only get better. I talked to him about the things I would want from him if he was to become a permanent Bristol City player and they will stay between me and him.
"But I think the things I have asked him to do will aid him in becoming a better player.
"Karleigh has obviously decided he wants to have a future at Bristol City, Millwall have been very good and I think I can make him a better player."
Although Osborne was serving a three-match ban when Cotterill first took over last month, he impressed in games against Walsall and Stevenage.
Cotterill outlined the qualities that persuaded him to keep the Londoner at Ashton Gate on a permanent basis.
He said: "Karleigh is competitive, he talks well, he is athletic, he has pace and versatility, has a good spring and he loves to tackle.
"On top of all that, he is a great lad. When I say he is a nice boy, I don't mean he is not going to get tight on someone on a Saturday or is not going to compete for a ball, I mean he has a nice personality and fits into the group well.
"Pace is a good thing to have at any level and I feel he could be a good acquisition for us.
"When the nuts and bolts come out of it, I think people will see him as a good signing for us."
Should Barnett complete his loan move to City in the next 48 hours, he will go straight into the squad for Saturday's League One fixture at Bradford.
City officials declined to comment on Barnett's imminent arrival, but it is understood the striker is keen to make a fresh start at Ashton Gate after falling out of favour at Peterborough.
Posh paid Crawley £1.2 million for Barnett's services in May 2012, but he has made just 30 starts in that time and does not appear to feature in manager Darren Ferguson's future plans.
Although Barnett has scored seven times this season, he last netted at Port Vale in October and has not featured since the 4-2 defeat against Coventry at Northampton on Boxing Day.
Cotterill is prepared to give the target-man an opportunity to revive his career at Ashton Gate, while Ferguson is expected to seek a replacement in the transfer window.
Ipswich Town are also reported to be interested in taking Barnett, who enjoyed a short loan spell at Portman Road last season, but the former Macclesfield trainee jumped at the chance to join City instead.
Cotterill last week released veteran striker Marlon Harewood to pave the way for Barnett's arrival and he will provide competition for Ryan Taylor, Jay Emmanuel-Thomas and captain Sam Baldock.


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It was a privilege to return to South Africa in 2008 after my initial visit 18 years earlier. So much change had occured following the first democratic elections in 1994 and yet the needs arising from educational inequity, unemployment and the HIV & AIDS pandemic far outweigh the resources available. Unsung Heroes recognizes and nurtures the critical work being done at the grassroots level by those whose care and commitment has until now gone unnoticed. This practical and prayerful support equips these change agents in such a way that their investment in their communities results in sustainable development for many. As an organization, Unsung Heroes' diversity amongst its staff mirrors the diversity of the nation, the power of which should not be underestimated.
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We haven't had a chance to fully test this product yet, but we've assembled this helpful overview of relevant information on it.
The Nokia Lumia 822 operates via Windows Phone 8 OS. This device presents a 4.3-inch AMOLED touchscreen interface with 480 x 800 pixel native resolution, a dual-core 1.5 GHz Krait processor, and 1024 MB RAM. Additional features include 8 GB of internal storage, a microSD/SDHC/SDXC media slot for additional storage and expansion, an 8-megapixel rear-facing camera (1080p Full HD video capture enabled), a 1.2-megapixel front-facing camera, NFC, Bluetooth and USB 2.0 connectivity options, and 802.11 Wi-Fi.
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Janet Jackson is reportedly "furious" that her niece, Paris, daughter of her late brother Michael Jackson, has landed a role in the upcoming film, "Lundon's Bridge and the Three Keys."
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Us Weekly is reporting that Jackson "feels it goes against Michael's wishes to keep his kids out of the the limelight until age 18," according to a source who spoke with the magazine.
Paris, 14, landed the role back in December, and aunt Janet has previously expressed concern over her niece entering the spotlight so soon.
"We've spoken about the fact that you're only a child once," Janet told Prevention magazine in May. "I think there's a time for everything, and now is not the time [to act in films]. I told her I thought she should enjoy being a kid, possibly go to college—or not—but wait till she turns 18. She's a very tough, smart girl. But it's a cutthroat industry. I wouldn't want my child to do it."
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During the manslaughter trial of Conrad Murray in October 2011, personal tape recordings of Michael Jackson were released which revealed Michael's unshakable pain over not having a childhood.
"My performances will be up there helping my children and always be my dream," Jackson said in the tapes, as previously reported by ABC News. "I loved them. I love them because I didn't have a childhood. I had no childhood. I feel their pain. I feel their hurt. I can deal with it."


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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. Phil Mickelson has given himself a chance at No. 1 in the world with a strong round at The Players Championship that might put him into contention.
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Mickelson got within two shots of leader Lee Westwood on Saturday until going over the 18th green and making his only bogey in a round of 66. He was three behind Westwood, who had yet to tee off.
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Calif. sheriffs fatally shoot suspect at home
By Marisa Lagos
The San Francisco Chronicle
Sonoma County sheriff's deputies shot and killed someone in a Sebastopol home Monday after being summoned by some of its residents, police said.
Police responded to the home on the 1400 block of High School Road around 8:40 a.m., police said.
The suspect, whose name and gender have not been released, allegedly had a knife and was combative with responding to officers, according to a written statement by the sheriff's department.
Much of the altercation was caught on audiotape, police said, as several phone calls to and from the dispatch center were made before and during the incident.
According to the written statement, "dispatchers heard what sounded like a very violent altercation occurring, with a child frantically screaming and a male subject chanting and threatening to kill the child."
The dispatchers also heard the deputies "pleading repeatedly with the subject to drop the knife," police said.
During a "violent struggle" with the suspect, police said, the person was shot. The suspect died at the scene while being treated by paramedics.
The deputies, who are not being named, suffered unspecified injuries during the incident, police said. Both were released from the hospital after being treated.
One of the deputies has been in law enforcement for 26 years, the other for 18 years, the statement said.
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The Washington County Sheriff's Office is looking for 34-year old James Fraunfelter.
Last week, authorities say Fraunfelter's wife said she was involved in an altercation with her her husband, James.
They say she was upset that her husband was drinking and started throwing items at her because she wouldn't give him his keys.
According to his wife, Fraunfelter grabbed her and slammed her into a wall and later punched her.
Officials have a misdemeanor domestic violence warrant out for Fraunfelter.
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The U.S. Green Building Council's Green Home Guide recently posted a Q&A regarding the eco-friendliness of laminate countertops compared to quarried options such as granite and quartz. According to Molly McCabe, AKBD, CGP, you should consider basing selection criteria on a product's life cycle analysis (LCA).
The LCA assesses each and every impact associated with all stages of production from the sourcing of raw materials through materials processing, manufacture, distribution, use and disposal or recycling. LCA information for Formica® brand products is available in the new sustainability section of formica.com.
Specific to high-pressure laminate countertops (HPL), McCabe cites environmentally friendly benefits such as:
-HPL is generally comprised of sustainable wood fibers and papers
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-HPL fabrication and installation can now be done with low-VOC adhesives
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It's 10:30 in the morning, and more than 25 adults sit cross-legged on the floor around a big, colorful rug depicting Humpty Dumpty and a cow jumping over the moon. For half an hour, they sing nursery rhymes, wave scarves, shake bells and clap their hands. They are all participants in Baby and Me, a program at CLP - Main, and the number of babies in the room rivals the number of grown-ups. In truth, these storytimes are meant to benefit parents more than the little ones.
"We're not necessarily doing the rhymes for the children," says Georgene DeFilippo, the Library's Youth Services Coordinator. "They might enjoy the puppets you use, but the Library's Baby and Me program teaches parents different songs, stories and nursery rhymes they can sing and recite to their child to help with early learning skills and development."
The Library's Children's staff understands that parents are their child's first teachers. Research shows that talking to your child from birth is a key factor in language learning and development.
Patte Kelley, head of the Children's Department at CLP - Main, notes that even the simplest nursery rhyme will help a child learn to speak and read later in life. "Just interacting with a child is a way to instill pre-literacy skills. You're not teaching them to read, but you're giving them the skills that they're going to need later when they do start to read." She adds that rhymes in particular are useful for pre-literacy skill building, because, "later when you start learning to read it's easier to decode the words because you can sound them out in your head."
In between games and songs, parents find time during Baby and Me to interact with each other. The program acts as a social opportunity for busy parents to meet and talk about their children, which can be reassuring for new parents. "It's sometimes helpful for parents to see the variety in the development of the kids," says Kelley.
>> To enhance family learning opportunities, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh has designed a variety of programs, activities and resources especially for infants and toddlers to build a foundation for school success. To find a program at your library visit the Events Calendar at www.carnegielibrary.org.


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When University of Colorado political science professor Kenneth Bickers ponders the new political map of Colorado's counties — with its clamp of blue gripping the state from north to south — the image he sees brings up more questions than it answers.
There is little doubt Colorado is in the grasp of Democrats. But why? And will it last?
"Clearly," Bickers says, "there's something going on in the state."
Analysts and pundits often attribute the shift to the Democrats' newfound success in three big counties: Arapahoe, Jefferson and Larimer. But a closer reading of the results of the recent presidential election reveals a broader dynamic.
This year, no county in the state voted for the Republican presidential candidate in higher percentages than it did in 2004. In fact, even though the total number of votes cast in the election increased over 2004 by more than 70,000, the number of people who voted Republican dropped by about 100,000. Combined, the two numbers match the 170,000-vote advantage by which Democrat Barack Obama beat Republican John McCain this year in Colorado, according to unofficial returns.
In traditional Republican strongholds such as El Paso and Douglas counties — where Obama did 15 and 17 percentage points better, respectively, than John Kerry did in 2004 — the trend away from Republicans was even stronger than the statewide average.
"Essentially, that's what this whole election was all about, right?" asks Bill Bishop, an Austin, Texas,-based writer who is the author of "The Big Sort.
In the book, Bishop, with help from retired professor Bob Cushing, argues that one of the reasons for Colorado's red-to-blue shift isn't so much politics but demographics. Counties with the highest rates of people moving into them from other states — mostly those along the Front Range — are trending bluer because of the newcomers' influence, he writes.
University of Denver political science professor Seth Masket said some of the shift also could be due to a number of factors currently working against Republicans.
"It was sort of on the fence, leaning Republican," he said of Colorado. "And the Republican Party's unpopularity, the war's unpopularity and the economy tipped it over to the Democrats. You saw that in a number of states."
Make no mistake, Colorado is still bookended by red counties. In the 18 counties combined that border either Kansas, Nebraska or Utah, McCain beat Obama this year by nearly 20 percentage points.
That, along with the momentum working perhaps temporarily against Republicans, has Bickers wondering if this is just a momentary shift to the left. But that fewer people voted Republican this year than in 2004 makes him think Colorado's color might just be a lasting royal blue instead of a shrinking shade of violet.
"It suggests there really could be something to the blue hypothesis that the state actually is becoming blue," he said. "What it suggests is that the Obama victory isn't just because of increased turnout."
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A gulf is growing between France and Germany over the future of the eurozone.
Behind all the spin, smoke and fury of recent days, we see unfolding the greatest crisis in the history of the "European project". What is emerging is a fundamental split which threatens to inflict on it by far the most serious reverse in its 62-year history. It is apt that this conflict should centre on what was always designed to be the supreme symbol of the drive to full European integration, the euro.
As Greece plunges into meltdown – its economy shrinking by more than a fifth, Athens burning, 200,000 businesses already closed or on the brink, unemployment approaching 25 per cent – it is clear that the EU is separating into two irreconcilable camps. On one hand, the defenders of the orthodoxy, led by the Commission and supported by France (which is exposed to a Greek default more than any other country), is battling to hold the line with another massive bail-out. They know that for Greece to leave the euro would be an unprecedented defeat for integration, with almost unimaginable consequences as other overborrowed countries follow suit. To avert this they are prepared to work as closely as possible with the puppet prime minister the EU has imposed on Athens to do its bidding.
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12:43 pm EST, February 19th, 2012 — Hundreds of thousands march against labour reforms in Spain
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Genome-wide recombination rate of S. cerevisiae segregants. Recombination rate (normalized by the mean) of 184 segregants of an S96xYJM789 cross [17] are plotted in blue (top) and recombination rate from 720 segregants of an S96xSK1 cross (this study) are plotted in red (bottom) using a 2 kb window.
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Fake Love – Water Rules and the Chesapeake Bay
In less than a week (June 11 to be exact), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is expected to issue updated rules (in draft form) for stormwater management. While they have signaled some really good ideas (namely custom rules for redevelopment and urban areas), the Agency may have to punt given other unresolved issues on mandatory retrofits and expanding regulatory scope.
Nonetheless, any notice is a chance to crank on PR, so now is a good time to take a critical look at how the first generation of water rules is panning out. If you want more background on why the existing rules are swipe-worthy, I wrote something for Planetizen called "A Browner Shade of Green" in 2007. The article essentially noted that what looks good on paper might not be what is best for the environment. While that article was focused on sprawl, this blog post is more about stormwater management and infill. This is not an anti-infill story. Rather, the bottom line is how convenience and obsession with rules for individual lots are driving a lot of crappy water outcomes.
Here is a typical infill houses in Arlington.
At first blush, one might marvel at how smart these buildings are from a checklist point of view. First the house has no gutters, which means water is not shunted directly to the street and storm sewers. The "effective impervious surface (EIA)," or the amount of concrete connected to curb and gutter is low. You have two driveway strips and a small walkway. The EIA is about 5% (sound of fist bumping in the background). All the other water gets filtered through the landscaping and rocks. There is a "granny flat" unit in the back and this house is within walk distance of the Clarendon metro and several bus lines.
But let's scope out a little bit because there is more to this story. In the picture below, the main thing to pay attention to are the two little pipes that spit out to the curb. These are connected to sump pumps, which are needed to support living space in the basement. Let's follow how raindrops travel on the house to the left: the water hits the roof, runs off into the rocky foundation treatment, seeps in and gets pumped out to the street. It's hard to tell what proportion of rainfall makes its way back out to the street, but when it rains my neighborhood sounds like the fountain show at the Bellagio – sideways. While runoff in general, and dog poop and urban detritus specifically, are listed as the Bay's worst enemy, perhaps finished basements ought to be higher on the list.
So what about convenience and rules?
- The Clean Water Act's first Act was marvelous – the industrial rules turned around flaming, green rivers. The next increment, Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) were less than stunning, since farmers, cities and industry spent more time denying culpability than cleaning up. The third act turned out to be more powerful than expected since the stormwater rules, for the first time, inserted themselves into local zoning codes.
- As it turns out, codes are a fabulously easy way to write and enforce rules, but not always the best way to clean up water. Codes work for individual properties, but as the photos above show, the sum can be less than the parts. I am guessing the construction permit/sump pump guy and stormwater guy have no idea of how each others' professional fates are entwined.
- Finally, environmental groups are pushing for the strictest codes as possible as a "win." It is viewed as an efficient path to massive scale. But this is not how cities work. Attention to individual projects is how sprawl works.
Infill poses several big dilemmas that can really be summed up in a short phrase: the water has to go somewhere." This is much larger than a blog post can digest and there may be a lot more to talk about a week from now. But there are a couple of things people need to think about because the tension between the large scale benefits of density and the localized impacts of imperviousness are real:
Individual Lots – what happens on individual sites still matters, but we have to go beyond what looks good on paper. In 2006, Melcy Curth Pond and Greg Kacvinsky of Clark Dietz in Illinois presented a paper (available via WaterBucket) on tear downs. While this paper includes a look at imperious surface coverage, it notes several other "aha" factors:
- Common changes in topography alter existing drainage paths. The old bumpy yard gets smoothed over, giving runoff a faster, direct route to neighbors' yards or the street.
- In addition, once-flat lots are converted into trapezoidal pyramids for better basements, which also facilitates faster flows from the property (the paper references above includes a great graphic of before-after).
- Deeper basements constructed on gravel will provide groundwater quick access to the stormwater conveyance system through sump pump connections. This is a big deal because you may find a sump pump not only evacuating infiltrated water from one lot, but others as well.
The new rules will only be successful if we look at real data, what's going on and adapt.
Planning Areas – If cities are not the mere sum of individual lots, what are they? They are symphonies, with lots of flows like people, water, traffic and money. The most powerful thing the next rules can do is elevate the role of shared stormwater management that looks at these flows. This can be via planning, in lieu of fees, impact fees, redevelopment incentives or Tax Increment Finance districts. This middle scale of planning is so ignored, but so important for the intersection of the environment and economic development. It is also important for the protection of property and climate adaptation. More to come next week.


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Id never heard of Mansons department store until I saw their grand opening announcement in the March 2, 1963, Eagle-Gazette. They seem to have been a relatively loose collection of retail establishments: The Union Co. of Columbus, Heaths Gift Shop, Eichhorns shoe department, Shamanskys mens department, a millinery shop, a gift shop, and a restaurant. Ive seen only one other advertisement from Mansons, and I wonder how long they might have lasted.


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Prep baseball: Syracuse won't fly under radar this season
As Syracuse baseball coach Jeff Bearnson puts it, last year the Titans were the hunters. They were able to stay below the radar and pick off opponents. Entering the Class 5A playoffs as a lowly three seed out of Region 1, Syracuse made a remarkable run through the losers' bracket, beating Cyprus, West and Brighton before falling to Jordan.
Instead of a young squad of hunters, this year's Titans are now a more experienced group prepared to be hunted. No team this year will be looking past Syracuse. While Davis remains the favorite to repeat as region champion, the Darts should get a fight from Syracuse for the top spot.
"We aren't sneaking up on anyone this year," Bearnson said. "The expectations of these kids is that they want to win and they know how to win a little bit now."
Syracuse will look to seniors Jordan Pobanz and Braden Roberts to lead the team this year. Both players played at an All-State level in 2011 and may be two of the best returning players in the region.
Bearnson said last year's squad had more of a "rah rah" attitude, but he feels that his seniors this year are the type the younger players can watch and emulate. It's an assessment Roberts agrees with.
"I'm not really a vocal kind of person, but I always try to set a good example and lead in that kind of way," Roberts said. "I'll make sure to talk to them if they're not doing what they're supposed to be doing."
Another addition that will make a difference is the transfer of senior Hayden Udy, a solid hitter who spent his first two years playing at Northridge. Udy's family transferred into the boundaries in the offseason, giving him a fresh start at a new school. He'll be starting at center field for the Titans.
"A lot of my kids know him and have played with him," Bearnson said. "He fit right in, he's comfortable, he has a lot of friends here anyway. It's worked out and been a blessing for all of us because he's such a good kid."
Syracuse started its season last weekend at the Little Caesars Classic in St. George, an annual tournament area schools play in to help firm up their lineup. The Titans finished 1-3, though much of it came down to one or two bad innings and the coaching staff finding playing time for younger athletes.
After 22 years coaching around Davis County, Bearnson knows that championships have little to do with overall records. He doesn't think about titles or accolades. Instead, he always sets one specific goal for his team.
"Our goal every year is to play every inning, every pitch, and play hard," Bearnson said. "That's always our goal and always will be. If you play hard every inning, every pitch, all game long, the rest will take care of itself." Titans reloadfor 2012 season
Syracuse has only three returning seniors. The rest of the starting lineup will likely be made up of juniors.
Syracuse went 10-6 last year in Region 1, good for third place behind Davis and Viewmont.
The realignment this year has moved Viewmont, which won eight of the last 10 region titles, to Region 2. Syracuse has not won a title in its five year history.


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Louisville Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz talked about why in his latest video broadcast on his monthly program, "Conversations."
"Why is the church even interested in this?" he asked rhetorically. "People might say, 'I want to get married in the woods' or on the beach ? or parasailing or maybe even in their backyard. What does it matter to the church?" ...


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Production - Shanghai International Film Festival - Gateway to the east
Shanghai-born Wong Kar Wai heads up the international competition jury of the 11th Shanghai International Film Festival (Siff), replacing the late Anthony Minghella. Sixteen films will compete for the festival's main Jin Jue Award, which is heavy on European entries. Local films are represented by Hasichaolu's Urtin Duu and Gao Qunshu's Old Fish (aka Nick Of Time) - young directors whose careers have been nurtured by the festival.
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