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Is Rosco sheet a theatre lighting gel? If so, for us in the UK, the same thing is available from Lee Filters.
Yes, indeed. Theatre and video productions.
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Thomas buzz???
There's something wrong with your light. Mine makes no noise whatsoever.
- Leigh
The buzz signifies the tube is about to go. I have it as well, but I'm going to run it until its burnt out. As the only time I notice it is when I am right by it, I have tunes to jam to in the darkroom with a under the sink ipod speaker dock which over powers the buzz.
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So it looks to me like you are using the Rosco #19 on both the top and bottom filters as opposed to a yellow of some sort. Is that corrrect?
Yes. You could configure this in many ways to get just the right type and amount of light. I moved mine about eight feet from my enlarger and dev tray, and now it bounces off a big white wall. Super soft, lots of light even all the way closed. Really love it.
By the way, if anyone is interested, I'm about to buy a whole darkroom setup from a guy, keep some stuff and sell the rest, including another Thomas Duplex, so if you are in the market, shoot me a PM. I'm sure the filters will need replacing!
I tested my Duplex safelight and found that I had to close the flaps.
We have 3 Thomas units in our college darkroom. The darkroom is about 15' x 30' and the lights are spaced about 10' apart. They are about 1' below and bouncing off the ceiling with the vanes open approximately 1/3 of the way. When I'm working in there alone I usually close the vanes because I prefer it dimmer than the students. (sic) The brightness sometimes interferes with seeing the projected image at smaller f/stops when burning/dodging.
The only other complaint I might have is that sometimes the lamp contacts get corroded and stick to the socket making the lamp hard to remove. It is awkward to begin with and if the lamp is stuck, very difficult to remove. But then I've only had that problem twice and have only replaced about 5 lamps between the 3 units in 22 years. And that's with them burning about 55 hours per week. They are a very good investment IMO.
I have experienced some fogging with ortho materials so I have a couple 10" x 12" safelights with 15w incandescents and 1A filters directly above the sink areas when I'm doing ortho and have the Thomas' shut off.
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Here's some info that I thought might be interesting. This may all be common knowledge, but hopefully useful to some.
The Thomas Duplex safelight was offered with various filters for different uses. Most of us at APUG are going to be interested in the versions "Type DUB" for black and white printing and ortho processing, or the "Type DUC" for color printing. To the best of my knowlege (and personal experience), the Type DUC is also fine for standard black and white printing (but not ortho film processing) .
The only differences are the filters fitted, and the information below explains the tape color codes that indicate the use for each filter.
This is excerpted, paraphrased, or interpreted from literature from Thomas Instrument Co.:
Black and White Printing (Type DUB)
Yellow filters in the housing and Red in the vanes (that refers to the color of the taped edge of the filter). Vanes can be fully open in a large darkroom (they indicate 12 x 14 feet with "standard" 9 1/2 foot ceiling height and the bottom of the safelight 7 feet high). Being able to use the vanes fully opened would obviously depend on how close the installed safelight is to areas where paper is handled. The vanes should be closed as much as necessary to prevent fogging for the exact darkroom size and conditions.
Ortho Processing (Type DUB)
"For Ortho Films, papers and most graphic arts materials, the vanes should be fully closed so that the light passes through the yellow and red filters. If the light level is much lower than desired, it may be raised substantially by removing the yellow filters and using only the red ones in the fully closed vanes. Make certain the vanes close tightly to avoid leakage of yellow light."
Color Printing (Type DUC)
Yellow filters in the housing and Black (black tape edge) filters in the vanes. "For color printing papers, the vanes should be fully closed, so that light passes through the yellow and black filters. The light level will be rather low, bu t still many times brighter than conventional safelights. ..."
My Thomas safelight has been "humming" along for about 3 years now. The noise is a bit of a bother, but I'm waiting for the bulb to burn out before replacing it, plus, I have a back up Thomas. Does anyone know what type of ballast and where to pick one up? I suspect the ballast is more the culprit than the bulb, could be wrong, but would like to find a replacement just in case.
I am curious where you got the information about the transmission and cut-off for the filters used in the original Thomas Duplex. I want to find replacement filters for the color (black) filters.


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When elected to the U.S. Senate, Senator Ron Wyden pledged to hold at least one public town meeting in each of Oregon's 36 counties each year. Keeping that promise since 1996, Senator Wyden has held more than 700 town hall meetings across the state. Here you will also find information about some of Oregon's most popular sites and attractions, Oregon's Congressional Delegation, and more.
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Loving, loving this app! Alright confession I wasn't a great saver and this app has really helped me. I saved $55 the first time using it.
This app allows you to make grocery lists and find savings and your local stores. It does comparisons and you can also use their website (Twicular) to work on your list and deals, while it automatically makes any changes on your phone. Offered for iPhone and Android.
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I have a serious shopping crush on Target. If you call me on any given day there is a high likelihood that I might be at Target.
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How to Wear High Heels without Feeling Pain
You have always loved wearing high heels, but after a few hours or even minutes you feel tired. Did you ever want to know how to wear high heels and don't feel any pain?
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The Oratory at Ave Maria University is a stunning new church blessed with crystalline acoustics. This exceptional clarity allows every subtle detail of M&O's organ building art to be heard and evaluated, whether it be the quietest Flute Celeste, a subtle action noise, or details within the massive full organ ensemble.
Opus 5's design was shaped by the needs of the Roman Catholic liturgy and the educational goals of its university setting, with a specification and layout by Cameron Carpenter. The console is on a rolling platform so that the balcony may be readily reset to accommodate the variety of musical ensembles. The instrument speaks spectacularly from the loft directly into the room. 44 of the speakers of the organ's 48-channel sound system are placed in an array on the back wall of the Oratory, positioned to give appropriate location-orientation and gravitas to each division while the four subwoofers are located nearby on the floor for maximum acoustic coupling. An architectural screen evocative of organ pipes will eventually cover the sound system.


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In an effort to raise the profile of female-inspired mountain biking and mountain sport, Debora De Napoli (Life Cycle Project) shares how a cubicle-dweller becomes a mountain warrior. Armed with the attitude that 'No Mountain Is Bigger Than Life', Debora shares her personal story, the challenges she faced in being a first-time adventure filmmaker, and her hope that we will no longer ask ourselves: "Where Are The Women?" in mountain films.
*her short film, Life Cycle Project (BC Premiere, 15min) will screen after the presentation.
Eighteen months ago, Debora chose to take action and do something significant after learning that she, too, could carry the deadly ovarian cancer gene mutation shared by her sister and mother, who passed away five years ago. She wanted to challenge herself beyond anything she had ever done before, and, in the process, raise awareness of ovarian cancer. Debora founded the charity, Life Cycle and produced a short documentary film called, Life Cycle Project. The film documents her personal journey in 2012 from cubicle-dweller to mountain warrior, as she mountain bikes up (and down!) nine harrowing summits across the Canadian Rockies.
Being a first time filmmaker and having only biked recreationally, she was faced with many challenges; although, nothing could begin to compare to the challenges of being diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Debora realized that, no mountain is bigger than life; and, once she had this motto in her head, she persevered- no matter what.
In 2012 Debora received a full scholarship to attend the Banff Adventure Filmmakers Workshop, where she was mentored by Keith Partridge (Touching the Void, BBC's Human Planet), and Michael Brown of Serac Films. Her film Life Cycle Project was a Finalist at the 2013 Banff Mountain Film Festival and is currently being screened at Festivals and film competitions around the world. Debora will also be presenting at FEATCanada in March 2014.
Debora currently lives in Vancouver and continues to champion female-inspired adventure films while continuing to grow the Life Cycle charity. She can also be regularly heard screaming through the North Shore Mountains on Lucy (her mountain bike) :)


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This movie with its visuals and CGI creations are a worth while see from last week. / Photo courtesy of Facebook.
Noah, which is based on the biblical story of Noahs Ark, is a different type of film for director Darren Aronofsky, whose previous films include Requiem For A Dream and Black Swan.
Noah, portrayed by Russell Crowe, sees visions of an apocalyptic deluge and takes measures to protect his family from the coming flood by building an ark.
Throughout the film we witness Noah go through the struggle of building the ark and dealing with his family at the same time. The film gives insight into what Noah feels and thinks. He must set out to accomplish such an incredible task, while also making difficult decisions based on what he believes is right and wrong in the eyes of his creator.
Jennifer Connelly portrays Noahs wife, Naameh. Playing opposite the likes of a powerhouse like Crowe isnt easy. For the first half of the film, Connelly is underutilized, only around to support Noah with his task. It isnt until the latter half we see the emotion behind her actions.
Other performance highlights include Emma Watson as Ila, who is taken in by Noahs family, Ray Winstone as Tubal Cain, Logan Lerman as Noahs son Ham and Anthony Hopkins as Noahs grandfather, Methuselah.
The story of Noahs ark could have been told by anyone. However, Aronofsky transforms the Bible story into something truly epic. Every single shot in this film pays attention to detail and is beautifully laced with amazing colors and visuals.
Aronofskys visual appeal makes the story hard to look away from. Another film standout is the creatures known as the Watchers, who are fallen angels from heaven in the form of rocks and boulders. As far as CGI-creations go, this film is one of the best.
The month of March has always been cursed with lackluster films. However, with Noah, audiences will be treated to an amazingly filmed adaptation of an epic story. To heed to the Ark, Noah is worth the trip to the movies.
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Crow revealed blood transfusion details to feds — New York Daily News
According to an excerpt from a new book, Sheryl Crow witnessed Lance Armstrong receive a blood transfusion in 2004 and told federal investigators about in 2011.
Wheelmen, written by Wall Street Journal reporters Reed Albergotti and Vanessa O'Connell, is due out next Tuesday and offers more details about Armstrong's doping past.
Click here to read the full article on VeloNews.
"Not Normal." It's what Lance Armstrong supposedly said about his rivals who were turning in performances beyond the realm of natural human possibility. Doing things that just weren't natural.
Now, it's the name of a new digital publication that takes aim at 21 of the sport's top riders from different eras, and analyzes performances, in watts generated up climbs at the end of long days within stage races.
Not Normal? An insight into doping and the 21 biggest riders from LeMond to Armstrong to Evans examines riders both old (Bernard Hinault) and new (Chris Froome, Bradley Wiggins), and labels performances across an index of suspicion versus believability.
It's the result of years of research by its editor, Antoine Vayer, a French journalist and a Festina trainer from 1995 to 1998 who has written for French dailies Le Monde, Libération, and l'Humanité.
In 1999, Vayer created AlternatiV, an independent organization aimed at helping athletes who either chose not to dope, or hoped to quit using PEDs. Last year, he joined the action group Change Cycling Now.
To read the full article on Velonews, please click here.
The sample was taken during this year's race. He has scheduled a news conference is scheduled for Thursday and is expected to explain how clenbuterol got into his system.
A statement from the spokesman, obtained by Cycling News and VeloNews, said the three-time Tour winner has consulted experts who "agreed this is a food contamination case."
Clenbuterol, used by asthma patients, is on the World Anti-Doping Agency's list of banned substances and is also banned by the international cycling organization that sets Tour anti-doping rules.
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Imagine a city that saved money for the last 15 years and learned how to live within it's means. We would have MILLIONS saved and the city would not be in this predicament. Your taxes are going up to statutory maximum.
Imagine… Imagine a city that had a city manager who did not squander our future on self serving pet projects. Imagine a tiny police department without a capt. making 85K+ and 4 sgts. Â Did we really need a Capt, this year? What does this say? Well, it says something, guesses?–probably well deserved, but what we need is a leader/manager not another John Lennon.
Reading between the lines was coined back in 1775 when George Washington needed to communicate with his network of generals and spy's called the Culpers. Some believe this was the forerunner–the beginning of the CIA. They sent banal letters to and from one another, passing them around having them inspected along the way by British forces stationed in Boston. They invented an invisible ink; that they wrote their cryptic messages "between the lines". When the letter reached its destination, the heat of a flame was used to activate and reveal the message.
Does this seem rational? Can we please GET PAST the PAST? You haven't learned a darn thing anyway.
The following ridiculous, pathetic letter to the Editor posted on the city website bellow shows a City Manager in desperation. Stevy Wonder can see what's going here, forget invisible ink. We are paying dearly for this cities mismanagement, lack of foresight, self-serving politicians and overpaid arrogant city leaders. We are just supposed to wax nostalgically–kick back light up a pipe and and feel all tingly and fuzzy inside about failed dreams of a long dead founder of this city Henry Castle?
Mark Dayton"s speech, Wigers tail of woe and now this….
Letter To The Editor
Imagine. Imagine our city with high quality neighborhoods, strong, stable finances, robust business climate, and imagine it all with a preserved sense of small town feel. Reasonable, you may conclude, yet ambitious considering the economic times. Imagine our city with $2 million less in revenue. Now what do you see?
As an exercise, the mayor and council have challenged city staff to consider the future if the State of Minnesota were to eliminate Local Government Aid all together. That amounts to one third of all revenues that fund basic services such as public safety, streets and parks and recreation. Does that change the picture?
Looking back 125 years to the founding of the city our goals were similar and so were the economic conditions. How did the city achieve great longevity? The answer comes from recognizing that the future is a collective fate. This includes not only citizens, but businesses, schools, churches and philanthropic groups. It thoughtfully acted in a forward manner.
We need the thoughtfulness of the entire community, just as we did 125 years ago, to meet the current challenges. As preparations for the 2012 budget get underway, the community will be asked not only for its input, but to engage its imagination. Please stay tuned.
Wally Wysopal
Imagine if the city manager and all the current city employees had to take a pay cut as a show of sacrifice. Are the city employees not part of city mangers "collective"? Sorry, these bloated salaries and over paid workers are sacred cows. Sorry folks, you will have to send your kids to Jr. college, forget that early retirement–work a few more years.
No worries– your house is worth 30% less than tw0 years ago, especially in Ramsey County, the home of the statist crowd and welfare recipients and the big government UNION hub–They don't pay taxes. They pay taxes with our taxes and you know it.
Tell me please! that you won't buy into this hogwash.
No Sir! we do not need to go back 125 years. Lets talk about the last 15 years and keep it REAL.
Wally T. Wysopal is trying to piggy back his agenda contemporaneous with the 125th anniversary of the city which is a canard. This is right out of the Liberal Tax and Spend playbook. That dog won't hunt.
The City of North Saint Paul made fiscal mistake after Mistake and did not have the foresight to engage in thrift, that is, putting money away for a rainy day. What type of a fool would bank on LGA a gift to the city? This was a well-known RISK long ago and there was no contingency for it's ability to materialize until the 11 hour, Classic government miss management. Whoops! 2 years ago is too late.
Calthorpe Report 1999 –Please explain without subterfuge our current state of affairs after 11 years.
The Metropolitan Council hired Calthorpe to develop plans for growth along Minnesota 36 and the St. Croix River Valley. The study focused on six sites: North St. Paul, Oak Park Heights, Lake Elmo, Stillwater, St. Joseph Township, Wis., and New Richmond, Wis.
In North St. Paul, which was used to illustrate development and redevelopment in an older suburban downtown, Calthorpe suggested adding a retail anchor such as a grocery store near the snowman on Margaret Street "to bring more people into the downtown district." Officials said that many people don't realize that the city's central business district, which runs along Seventh Avenue East between Helen and Charles streets, is only a few blocks from Minnesota 36.
Timothy Rood, project manager for the St. Croix Valley Development Design Study, suggested that the city add a range of housing options in downtown and make street improvements "to foster a more pedestrian-friendly environment." "We want to make these communities walkable, town-like places to live," he said.
Time for new eyes and a new look on the ground. You failed to live up to your contract with residents and agreement with our elected officials.
I respectfully ask for you Mr Wysopal to resign and submit it to the City Council for its approval so we can move forward not backwards–so that we can bring in a cost-effective (Salary Package commensurate with performance)manager not a spender and chief *demagogue.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR FEBRUARY 8th, 2011 – Review
The original [message] on city website was titled "Letter to the Editor" ONLY. Then when I took it to press first, they changed it to read "Letter to the Editor Lilly Pad Paper". I took a screen shot of this as evidence. Not much gets past me. They really wanted it to go to the city run media not for another news source. You can see in the letter itself that it is not addressed to Lilly Pad. That was another one of Wally's OS moments. I just thought I would mention it. It really means very little. Maybe.
*Demagogy is a strategy for gaining political power by appealing to the prejudices, emotions, fears and expectations of the public—typically via impassioned rhetoric and propaganda, and often using nationalist, populist or religious themes. What qualifies as demagogy has been the subject of debate and ambiguity since Aristophanes first used the term, in reference to the Athenian statesman, 😉


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I love playing with the B and high E strings open. Not exact to the original but
here's how i play it with just an acoustic.
I've written all the chords in their simplest terms. They have actual names like
Asus2, Bsus4 etc but for this version i've ignored them.
I play the F#m and G#m with my thumb on the low E string but if you're having
trouble with them, just play a full barre chord including the A and B in the bridge.
C#m A B E E/D# E* B* F#m G#m
[Intro] C#m, A, B, E, E/D#
C#m A E* B*
You don't have to move, you don't have to speak. Lips for biting
C#m A E* B*
You're staring me down, a glance makes me weak. Eyes for striking
[Repeat intro]
Now I'm twisted up when I'm twisted with you.
Brush so lightly
And time trickles down, and I'm breathing for two.
Squeeze so tightly
C#m A B
I'll be fine, you'll be fine. This moment seems so long
C#m A B
Don't waste new, precious time. We'll dance inside the song
C#m A B E E/D# C#m
What makes the want to shake you down? Each touch belongs to each new sound
A B E E/D# C#m
Say now you want to shake me too. Move down to me, slip into you
She sinks in my mind as she sheds through her skin
Touch sight taste like fire
Hands do know what eyes no longer defend
Hands to fuel desire
[Repeat prechorus]
[Repeat chorus]
C#m, A, B, E, E/D#
C#m, A, B, A
[Oh ahs]
E, E/D#, C#m, A, B x2
(Scratching) F#m
And I'll be fine, you'll be fine. Is this fine? I'm not fine
G#m A B
Give me pieces, give me things to stay awake
[Repeat chorus x2]
C#m, A, B, E, E/D#
C#m, A, B, E*


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Inside Facebook's Globe-Trotting Quest To Improve Its Feature Phone Experience
The social network may be based in Silicon Valley, but its fastest-growing user base is in countries like Indonesia, India, and Nigeria. To improve Facebook's feature-phone app, its researchers paid them a visit.
In an effort to improve the Facebook experience on the simple, cheap "feature phones" prevalent in emerging markets, a pair of Facebook researchers spent most of last July conducting user research in Indonesia, India, and Nigeria. After a month of navigating cell phone markets, visiting homes, and watching locals use Facebook in these countries, the researchers, Mateo Rando and Lufi Paris, brought back several insights that helped inform a revamp of Facebook's feature-phone experience.
A quickly growing percentage of Facebook's users access the site through either its low-tech feature-phone app or mobile website. Facebook for Every Phone, the Company's two-year-old feature-phone app, now has more than 100 million monthly users. Count the feature phones that log into the social network via mobile browsers, and the so-called "dumb phone" accounts for hundreds of millions of users, according to Facebook.
Many of these customers live in developing countries. Facebook, meanwhile, built its headquarters in the heart of the Silicon Valley tech bubble, where people have been known to treat their iPhones like children. Though the company had regularly conducted telephone surveys in countries with high feature-phone usage, and, in the interest of a more representative sample, had even hired locals to conduct paper-and-pencil questionnaires, its product designers' understanding of user needs in these countries still lacked face-to-face connection. Rando and Paris were hired to help bring Facebook's understanding of feature-phone users closer to that of users at home by visiting them in person. "These visits tend to sharpen our focus on not only the experience, but also how to better carry out the research in these developing countries," Rando says. "And we're getting better at that every trip we take."
On this trip, their first of several, the team hosted focus groups in each city in addition to conducting one-on-one interviews in homes and workplaces. Before revealing they were from Facebook, they talked about general mobile and app habits. Only later did they ask users to show them what they usually did on Facebook and to complete specific Facebook tasks on their phones. Stops at cell-phone markets, visits with mobile entrepreneurs, and impromptu interviews on the street helped fill in the gaps.
At a cell-phone bazaar in Jakarta, Indonesia, for instance, Rando noticed a list of mobile carriers' data prices posted on the wall the same way some bars list sports scores. Using dry-erase markers, vendors changed the numbers several times a week, and customers, noting the best deal of the moment, swapped their SIM cards accordingly. "In America we have these all-you-can-eat buffet plans, and we don't think about how much data we consume," Mateo says. "People in Jakarta are actively managing their data plans, and they are switching them at the drop of a hat because they are responsive to price changes. Clearly that has an influence in how they use and think about using Facebook."
Many other observations directly affected the development of the feature-phone experience. Soorya Tanikella, an engineer on the trip who works on Facebook's mobile web and Android products, filed tasks for product updates from the road based on what he learned.
In Indonesia, for instance, locals told the team that relatively high friend counts in the country weren't due to spammers, as they had feared; having more friends on Facebook than could realistically be accounted for in real life was a status symbol rather than a hassle, as it is often perceived in the U.S. After seeing that some study participants couldn't even find the photo-upload option on their feature phones, Tanikella's team made it more prominent, adding features like photo captions and album uploads. Seeing that some businesses were posting promotions on Facebook, even though at the time, Facebook had no advertising product for feature phones, influenced the decision to give advertisers an option to target feature phones. Watching users browse Facebook stories on their phones but turn to their laptops as soon as they wanted to send a message helped Tanikella realize the chat interface "was not up to the mark" and needed to be improved.
Photo uploads, commenting, and messaging on Facebook's feature phone products have all increased since the changes went live, Tanikella says.
That's good news for Facebook, as emerging markets present the best opportunities for the social network's growth. In the U.S. there are few people who want Facebook and haven't yet signed up for it. Emarketer estimates that India will more than double its current number of Facebook users by 2015—but only about 10% of mobile phone users in India currently have smartphones. The same analysis credits markets like India, Brazil, Russia, the Middle East, and Africa with driving the biggest gains in Facebook's userbase. In most of these places (with exceptions such as the UAE), feature phones still dominate.
Facebook's press conferences may focus on flashy new features for smartphones, but its future as a global company depends more on the design of its simple feature app than it does chat heads. "In developed nations, we focus on better-resolution photos or lots of cool, easy-to-use features," Rando says. "But for a big chunk of the world, the 'killer apps' are really, really simple data-light services."
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I wonder how local the facebook employers are to under stand local user behavior.
Why is "computer village" in parentheses? In short, disrespectful.
Ah, I see how that could be interpreted that way. Will change it. In short, I was quoting what it is called.
Very glad to see the lengths they go to to improve user experience. I don't agree with the picture caption of "data prices on the whiteboard written using dry-erase markers" though. That's not right. That's actually the list of prices of top-up cards. Majority of Indonesian mobile phone users use prepaid plans instead of postpaid, and need to top up once in a while. The picture depicts the list of prices of top-up cards, categorized by the operators and the nominal. While I think it might be true that people change SIM cards time to time to get better data prices, I just wanted to clarify the particular picture that depicted something else.
Hi, I am from Indonesia. Indonesian carriers do have all you can eat plans. They got products that offer different plans. Payment schemes are post-paid and prepaid. Carriers are more into pre paid scheme and that makes competition tougher. Bottom of pyramid users, the biggest market, dont care of keeping their mobile numbers, keep changing carriers which offer the most interesting prepaid plan, including data, text and voice plan.
Topmost picture takem is more to retailer selling mobile numbers that look special - easy to remember, hoping to get extra money. Retailer bought the numbers in volume, and sell them in different price point.
Another picture shows prepaid reload price from each carrier. Reload can be done electronically, meaning you just give your mobile number to the retailer, and he will reload it electronically. Other option, buy physical voucher. Either way the price is the same like shown in the table.
Hope this helps.
Great article Sarah. Really shows the importants of understanding the customer and their needs for developing a successful product.


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How much have I forgotten?
So I've only snowboarded for one season and for a total of probably 4 days, and on the last day I was able to get on some easy black diamonds (I live near southern Wisconsin... not the steepest hills in the world xD)
Thursday will be my first day of this coming season. Got my first equipment this year too :yahoo:
How much easier will it be and how much will I forget? I feel like I'll be stuck on the bunny hill or something...
Generally speaking, snowboarding is a lot like riding a bike. You may need a run or two to get it all back together, but your body will remember what you learned.
I've found that every year I get "caught up" faster. OTOH it's hella fun regardless, so who cares?
Great job! You will get better every time you go out. Keep it up , ride as much as you can. By the end if this season you'll be ripping it up.
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Recovery, Boomers Sending RV Sales Soaring
May 31, 2013 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
This spring, Jenny Miller and her husband bought a trailer to take their one-year-old son camping, but the plan had been in the works long before that.
"We had been talking about buying one for a couple of years, and we were just kind of waiting for our finances to get in order so we could make the purchase," says the 29-year-old Davenport, Iowa resident.
As reported by U.S. News & World Report, Miller is representative of a broader national trend boosting the RV industry. Recreational vehicle sales crashed during the recession as Americans lost jobs and savings, but now, buyers are back and ready to make the RV purchases they put off for so long.
RV shipments dropped by over 30% in 2008 and again in 2009, according to figures from the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association. Annual shipments fell from nearly 400,000 per year in 2005 and 2006 to below 166,000 in 2009, forcing many dealerships and plants to lay off workers and some to close. But the RV industry soon rebounded, posting 46% growth in 2010. Since then, the increase has leveled off but remained strong, with manufacturers shipping nearly 290,000 units last year.
It's not just that Americans are feeling more comfortable shelling out $15,000 for a camping trailer or $100,000 for a motorhome, says one industry expert. Banks are also now more willing to help customers buy campers and motorhomes.
"This industry was impacted by the economic crisis, as far as the drying up of consumer credit," says Phil Ingrassia, president of the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA). "As things have improved, the economy has gotten better and there's more credit available for consumer purchases like an RV."
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RVers Out in Force for Memorial Day Weekend
May 22, 2013 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
During the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, 5.8 million recreation vehicles will be on the road and in the nation's more than 16,000 campgrounds, according to a new survey by the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) and Cvent. According to a press release, an estimated 14 million Americans will enjoy the holiday weekend in an RV.
Recreation vehicle owners will be on the road in a big way throughout the summer to enjoy time outdoors with family and friends. According to the new survey, 71% of RV owners intend to use their RVs more this summer than they did last year, and 21% will use theirs the same amount. Just five percent said they'll use their RVs less.
"RVing is becoming more and more popular because it's a convenient, comfortable and affordable way for families to spend quality time together and build memories that will last a lifetime," said RVIA president Richard Coon. "RVs provide families with the ability to take whatever kind of vacation they want — and it won't break the bank."
One reason so many RVers will be on the road is the built-in cost savings of RV travel. A 2011 study by travel industry experts PKF Consulting found that a family of four can save 23% to 59% when they travel in their RV, even when factoring in purchase price, maintenance costs, and rising gas prices.
"More than nine million Americans own RVs because of the unmatched freedom and flexibility they provide when traveling," said Coon. "RVers can adjust their plans to take a long road trip or a quick weekend getaway. What's most important for RVers is the opportunity to spend quality time outdoors with loved ones."
Emerging Trends in RV Usage
Approximately 19% of RV owners are engaging in "seasonal" or "destination" camping, according to the survey. Destination campers leave their RV parked at one location for the entire spring/summer (or longer) and travel back and forth to it using a family car.
Many families are taking shorter, more frequent getaways in their RVs to accommodate busy schedules. According to the survey, 72% of RVers plan to take more 1-4 day mini-vacations this spring/summer.
RV owners appreciate the control RVs offer in today's travel climate. Unlike air travelers, RVers can bring anything they want on vacation — including pets. According to the survey, 64% of RV owners bring pets along on trips. Most RVers traveling with pets bring dogs (94 percent) and cats (10 percent). Others bring along pets such as birds, ferrets, snakes and horses. Three-fourths (76 percent) of survey respondents cited flexibility as a favorite benefit of RV ownership.
RV Market Continues to Grow
America's wholesale recreation vehicle (RV) shipments shot up 11% in the first quarter of 2013, fueled by strong consumer response to the versatility, affordability and innovative designs of new models, according to market data collected by RVIA. Shipments for 2013 are expected to rise 7.5% from 2012.
According to the survey, 73% of current RV owners believe now is a good time to buy an RV because RVs are the best way to travel comfortably and conveniently (64 percent), and great deals now available (58%).
The online survey of 378 RV owners was conducted by RVIA and Cvent and has a margin of error of 4.7%.
Consumers can learn more about today's RVs by visiting www.GoRVing.com.
Survey: RV Usage To Rise in Spring, Summer
April 30, 2013 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
RV owners will be hitting the road this spring and summer to enjoy time outdoors with family and friends, according to a press release.
The latest Campfire Canvass survey of RV owners, conducted by the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA), reveals that 71% of RV owners intend to use their RVs more this spring/summer than they did last year, and 21% say they'll use RVs the same amount. Just 5% said they'll use their RV less.
The survey of 378 RV owners was conducted by RVIA and Cvent from March 29 through April 22 and has a margin of error of 4.7%.
The top reasons for using their RVs more include enjoying outdoor activities (78%), taking more mini-vacations (72%), spending quality time with family (62%) and escaping the stress and pressure of daily life (51%).
In a significant change from last year's survey, just 34% (down from 58%) said fuel prices will affect their RV travel plans. Those who say their plans will be impacted still plan to travel in their RVs, but will adjust their plans by traveling to destinations closer to home (80%), driving fewer miles in their RV (63%) and staying longer at one location (59%).
According to the survey, 73% think now is a good time to buy an RV because the liefstyle is the best way to travel comfortably and conveniently (64%), and great deals are now available (58%).
Top benefits of RV travel include spending more time enjoying outdoor activities (80%), flexibility (76%), seeing natural sites and attractions (75%), the ability to bring pets (60%), and being on the open road (56%).
The research found that traveling with pets remains popular with RV owners. Sixty-four percent of survey respondents said they travel with pets. Of those, 94% bring a dog and 10% bring a cat.
RVIA PR Efforts Gain National Media Attention
April 12, 2013 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
The Recreation Vehicle Industry Association's (RVIA) public relations team has been working throughout the winter and early spring to promote the RV industry and lifestyle in the media nationwide.
According to a press release, the effort has resulted in a multitude of positive RV stories highlighting the industry's growth in shipments, as well as key messages about the affordability, fun and flexibility of RV travel.
Stories have appeared in national and local media outlets. Here are a few highlights from the national media:
• On March 1, USA Today reported that motorhome shipments rose 13.6% in 2012 and were expected to rise approximately the same amount in 2013. The story cited RVIA statistics, included quotes from industry executives, and discussed the falling unemployment rate in Elkhart County.
• On Feb. 21, The Wall Street Journal published an article about the RV industry bouncing back from the recession. The story focused primarily on upscale design features now available in towable RVs.
• A Jan. 28 story that appeared on Today.com reported on the Kelloggs — a family with 12 children that sold their house to live full-time on the road in an RV.
• On Jan. 27, RV tailgating was highlighted on the FOX News morning show "Fox & Friends." The segment featured sportswriter Kerry Byrne, who also published blog entries and videos highlighting the RV lifestyle on the popular NFL site ColdHardFootballFacts.com.
RVIA has also worked with show promoters across the country to generate media coverage of the new products and record crowds reported at RV shows. Positive stories about the industry's growing sales and popularity appeared in dozens of local media outlets around the country. For full details, visit the "News Room" at RVIA.org.
Illinois Retailer Sees Renaissance in Camping
April 12, 2013 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
RV camping is enjoying a renaissance.
Marvin Oetjen, owner of Kamper's Supply in Carterville, Ill., said a number of factors, including the costs and hassles associated with air travel, are driving interest in recreational vehicles. Oetjen also noted that RV camping is a lifestyle, according to a report by the Southern Illinoisan, Carbondale,
"A lot of younger families are finding out the RV lifestyle is great for family life," he said. "They are doing things in nature. They are enjoying the things they should be enjoying.
"My wife and I started camping in 1968. Our boys grew up in a campground. They still communicate with some of the kids they met back then. It's a great family thing. When you're in a campground, you know your kids are in the campground. They're not running the streets somewhere."
Oetjen said anyone who enjoys the great outdoors is a potential RV camper.
"I'd say for someone to really enjoy RVs and camping, they would have to first of all like nature and the outdoors and being around people," he said. "When you go to a motel room and close the door, you don't see anyone until the next morning. That's not the case in a campground.
"It's totally different than going to a restaurant every night, or going on vacation and going into a motel every night. This is a totally different environment. "
Kamper's Supply has been in business 38 years. The size and quality of campers has changed dramatically over the years. Oetjen said most families can find a vehicle that suits their taste and fits their pocketbook. Intermediate range trailers have been the best sellers in the past couple years.
"You can go from a very primitive camping unit to a very luxurious, full-time living vehicle," he said. "We have washers and dryers. We have fireplaces. They aren't wood burning, but they produce heat. They have changed a lot since we started in the business."
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Safeco Unveils Redesign For RV Lifestyle Site
April 9, 2013 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
Safeco Insurance announced the redesign of LiveLifeLocal.com, a website designed to inspire RV enthusiasts with thousands of ideas for places to go and things to do with their favorite vehicles.
"Nobody buys an RV to simply keep it in the driveway," said Matt Nickerson, president of Safeco Insurance, in a press release. "RVs are the gateway to a lifestyle that allows people to get out and do the things they love. LiveLifeLocal connects people who are passionate about their vehicle and the life it provides with the activities, resources and network to get the most out of them."
The site features a new photography-heavy format and enhanced content that encourage users to explore everything they can do with their RV. LiveLifeLocal has also partnered with several experts to showcase their insider knowledge of the RV lifestyle, including Brad Herzog, author of Turn Left at the Trojan Horse and Small World: A Microcosmic Journey.
Other features include:
• Personalized experience: Visitors to the site can sort content by vehicle type and keyword, giving them highly tailored content, images and more.
• National perspective: Whether looking to travel thousands of miles or planning to stay close to home, users can instantly view activities that are relevant to any geographic location, plus suggestions for activities that are nearby.
• Social connections: Users can now like and comment on individual posts to connect with users who share similar lifestyles and interests. The site also features easy ways to share content across several social networks.
"The ability to drill down to a specific lifestyle based on your vehicle, plus easy ways to share and connect through social media, make Safeco's LiveLifeLocal a one-of-a kind resource," added Nickerson.
To become a part of this new community and for more information, visit www.livelifelocal.com.
Airstream's Wheeler Named Go RVing Co-Chair
April 3, 2013 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
Bob Wheeler, Airstream Inc. president and CEO, has been selected to serve as co-chairman of the Go RVing Coalition, the RV industry's national advertising and market expansion initiative. According to a press release, Wheeler joins RV dealer Tom Stinnett of Tom Stinnett Derby City RV as co-chair of the industrywide coalition, replacing Bob Olson, who retired from Winnebago Industries Inc. in 2012.
The officers of Go RVing, Inc. – Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) President Richard Coon and Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) President Phil Ingrassia – released a joint statement praising Wheeler as an excellent choice to serve as co-chairman: "Bob is a proven industry leader who understands the importance of branding and strategic promotion. He brings valuable experience, insight and influence to the Go RVing Coalition, and partnered with Tom, they will make a strong team to help guide Go RVing forward as we seek to build on the growth of the past few years."
Wheeler, 46, began his professional career as a manufacturing engineer at General Motors Co. He became president and CEO of Airstream in 2005 after serving in several other positions with Thor Industries Inc., Airstream's parent company.
"The Go RVing program plays a vital role in our industry's effort to raise consumer awareness about the benefits of RVing and the RV lifestyle," said Wheeler. "I'm honored to work with the talented members of the Go RVing Coalition, who have for years helped position RVs as a fun and affordable way to build lasting memories. As we look to furthering industry growth and expansion, I'm excited to be part of the team's move towards more creative, impactful and innovative campaign executions."
Stinnett, who has been involved in Go RVing since it began in 1994 and has served as a co-chair since 2004, will continue to play a leadership role as a key consensus-builder among dealers and manufacturers. "With his experience with Thor and Airstream, and his passion for the RV lifestyle, Bob Wheeler will be a great addition as Go RVing co-chair," Stinnett said. "I look forward to working with him as the 2013 ad campaign gets underway."
Wheeler is a resident of Sidney, Ohio, where he lives with his wife, Kelly, and their three boys, Grant, Harvey and Finn.
The Go RVing campaign is widely credited for boosting the image and popularity of RV travel and helping to maintain RV awareness and demand through the recent economic downturn. The Go RVing Coalition consists of RV manufacturers, component suppliers, dealers and campgrounds that work to provide the public and media with information about the benefits of RV travel and to foster satisfaction with the RV experience through its Committee on Excellence. For more information, visit www.GoRVing.com.
Go RVing Tops 100,000 Followers on Facebook
April 1, 2013 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
Go RVing reached a major milestone in mid-March when it exceeded 100,000 active followers of its Facebook page. According to a press release, the ever-growing community is a mix of both current and prospective owners who have actively chosen to follow the messaging provided daily by the brand.
Since the page was launched in 2008, the style and content of the daily postings have been remixed to increase engagement with followers. In the past 18 months, the page's reach has grown dramatically through messaging that regularly resonates with consumers who are decidedly interested in the Go RVing message.
Over the years, numerous analytical sequencers have been created to track the interactions on social media and quantify the organic and viral reach of a brand's messaging across numerous social media platforms. Go RVing utilizes several different metrics programs to obtain a well-rounded overview of its campaign's reach, according to the release. In recent weeks, some individual Go RVing posts have been seen by over 168,000 Facebook users through organic and viral sharing.
"Effective use of social media rarely 'just happens,'" said James Ashurst, RVIA vice president of advertising and public relations, "but when strategically developed and executed, social media can be a powerful and direct link between brands and their intended market."
He added, "Whether on Facebook, Twitter, or more recently on Instagram and Pinterest, all of Go RVing's activities are part of an overall digital strategy developed jointly by both our staff and the team at The Richards Group. Everything we do is designed to support and work cohesively with other aspects of our marketing and advertising campaigns each day. Perhaps the greatest advantage of social media is that we can tweak our messaging as we go – we can react in minutes if needed and we can change our content on the fly. Done correctly, social media is one of the most cost-effective ways to maintain a high level of engaged interaction with our audience."
To recognize the Facebook milestone, Go RVing ran a weeklong "100,000 and Counting Fan Appreciation Giveaway" that attracted just shy of 9,000 entrants for a prize package of RV-camping essentials. The top prize included a $100 debit gift card, Go RVing window decals, koozies, lanyards, glow sticks, and four collapsible campfire roasting forks and the essentials for making s'mores all packed into a heavy galvanized bucket which can be used at the campfire. Several runners-up were also awarded prizes, with each winner being selected randomly by computer.
Go RVing Launching 'Leads-Plus' Notifications
March 11, 2013 by RVBusiness · 1 Comment
Go RVing has launched the industry's national advertising and promotion campaign in magazines, search engines, websites and on TV. According to a press release, dealer subscribers to the Go RVing Leads-Plus program will be "reaping the benefits" as the media campaign reaches consumers.
Go RVing Dealer Leads-Plus accounts for subscribers are now active, allowing dealers to receive weekly notifications of leads availability by e-mail. Dealers just log in to retrieve leads while also having the ability to adjust the lead notification timing.
In addition, all Leads-Plus subscribers will be receiving five free reusable window clings to promote the campaign in the dealership and on units. New for 2013, the 18.75-inch by 7-inch clings feature the Go RVing logo in green and are ideal for placement on units' windows and windshields, or on windows inside or outside the dealership. They adhere with a little water and can be peeled off and used over and over. The window clings will be arriving in dealerships this month.
An extensive study of past leads helped Go RVing identify the primary factors that distinguish information seekers from RV buyers – average retail spending, income-producing assets, net worth and type of RV being considered. The Leads-Plus system is based on consumers' answers to demographic and lifestyle questions asked by Go RVing at the time they become a lead, plus additional data confidentially collected from Epsilon Data Management (formerly Equifax). Using these findings, Go RVing created a mathematical prioritization model to process all leads generated by the national advertising campaign.
A computer program examines the profiling factors for each individual who contacts Go RVing and places the resulting lead into one of four categories: Highly likely to purchase; likely to purchase; moderately likely; interested in purchasing.
The Leads Database is just one of the marketing tools available to dealers in the industry-only section of GoRVing.com. There, participating dealers can also access photos and logos to use in marketing materials; the latest Go RVing media plan; and research reports detailing consumer attitudes toward travel and perceptions of RVs and RVing.
To sign up for the program, click here. For help, email Chuck Boyd at email@example.com.
Go RVing's Media Drive Shifts Into 'High Gear'
March 1, 2013 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
Officially getting the green flag, Go RVing Coalition's 2013 media buy launched on Feb. 18 with SPEED Channel airing custom vignettes featuring trackside personality Rutledge Wood during the network's pre-Daytona 500 programming, according to a news release.
In Woods' third series of vignettes for Go RVing, the popular NASCAR personality interviews RVers at Texas Motor Speedway about why RVs are great for family travel and are ideal for tailgating at NASCAR races. The spots will air over 500 times on SPEED throughout the racing season along with Go RVing's television commercials.
Kicking into high gear today (March 1), Go RVing's $11.8 million campaign features a strong mix of proven media buys mixed with several exciting sponsorships with strong media partners. In the coming weeks and months, the remainder of Go RVing's television buy and custom programming will roll out on national cable channels including: Destination America, Travel Channel, National Geographic Channel, National Geographic Wild and Outdoor Channel.
From March through September, the TV plan also includes direct response advertising on 40 more popular cable networks.
New digital ads are now appearing on dozens of websites and search engines through September enabling consumers to link directly to GoRVing.com. The 2013 print campaign includes 15 popular titles with a solid editorial mix across a variety of new and proven genres. The magazines hit newsstands in March and continue through October.
Go RVing's 2013 media buy will be enhanced by special partnerships with Country Living and Garden & Gun magazines' event sponsorships, Outdoor Channel's national sweepstakes with an RV grand prize, and Travel Channel with the Trip Flip episode featuring an RV vacation integration and an online sweepstakes.


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text: Bryan Figueroa (John Lloyd Cruz) is an aspiring poet. He writes about what is closest to his heart...Jana, his next door neighbor. Their story began when Jana only 10 years old at the time professed her love for him but being 8 years older, Bryan only laughed at the little girl's confession. Jana was hurt but swore that someday Bryan will fall in love with her. Ten years from that instant Bryan starts seeing Jana in a different way. He is mesmerized every time he sees her. She has grown up into a very beautiful young woman. Jana's prediction finally came true...Bryan has fallen in love with her. Could he hope to rekindle Jana's feelings for him or was it just childhood infatuation?Read More


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Revenge for betraying Saddam's sons
Mosul - Gunmen killed the brother of a man widely regarded as having revealed the location of Saddam Hussein's sons to American troops in an attack on his car on Saturday, police said.
Saddam's sons Uday and Qusay were killed in July 2003 when soldiers stormed a villa in Mosul belonging to Nawaf al-Zeidan, who is distantly related to Saddam. Locals said Zeidan had tipped off United States forces that Saddam's sons were staying at there.
Zeidan's brother, Salaah al-Zeidan, was killed and three of his male relatives travelling in the same vehicle were wounded, including an eight-year-old boy, during the attack on Saturday.
"There was an attack on Saalah Zeidan's car, he was killed," said a police officer in Mosul, who declined to be named.
It was not clear whether the killing in the city's northern al-Hadbaa neighbourhood was a targeted assassination.
The US military confirmed it had been tipped off about the whereabouts of Uday and Qusay, and said the informant had been paid a $30-million reward and was resettled in a Western country. It never confirmed whether Zeidan was the informant.


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Katherine McKittrick
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Tel (613)533-6000 ext. 78813
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Twitter: @demonicground
Brief Biography
Katherine McKittrick researches in the areas of black studies, anti-colonial studies, cultural geographies and gender studies. Her research is interdisciplinary
and attends to the links between epistemological narrative, social justice, and creative text. Her forthcoming monograph, Dear Science, supported in part by a SSHRC insight grant, will look at the promise of science in black poetry, music, and visual art.
Katherine also researches the writings of Sylvia Wynter, with part of this work being put forth in her edited collection, Yours in the Intellectual Struggle: On Sylvia Wynter and the Realization of the Living, contracted by Duke University Press. She authored Demonic Grounds: Black Women and the Cartographies of Struggle, (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2006) and co-edited, with the late Clyde Woods, Black Geographies and the Politics of Place (Toronto and Cambridge, MA: Between the Lines Press/South End Press). Additional publications can be found in Small Axe, Mosaic, XCP: Cross Cultural Poetics, Gender, Place and Culture, and the Journal of Social and Cultural Geography.
Research and supervision areas: diasporic and migratory histories and cultures; cultural geographies; black studies, queer-race theories, critical race studies; expressive cultures and cultural production; science studies.
Selected Publications:
Demonic Grounds: Black Women and the Cartographies of Struggle. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2006.
Editor with Clyde Woods. Black Geographies and the Politics of Place. Toronto: Between the Lines Press; Boston: South End Press, 2007.
'Quiescent Change" Reading Barack Obama, Reading Race and Racism, Reading Whiteness,' Qualitative Sociology, 35:2, (2012): 243-249.
'On Plantations, Prisons, and a Black Sense of Place,' Journal of Social and Cultural Geography, 12:8 (2011): 947-963.
'Science Quarrels Sculpture: The Politics of Reading Sarah Baartman.' Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature - A Special Issue: Sculpture, 43:2 (June 2010): 113-130.
In Conversation with Carole Boyce Davies, 'Intellectual Life: Carole Boyce Davies's Left of Karl Marx: The Political Life of Black Communist Claudia Jones.' MaComere: The Journal of the Association of Caribbean Writers and Scholars, (April 2008): 27-42.
Katherine McKittrick, 'I Entered the Lists... Diaspora Catalogues: The List, The Unbearable Territory, and Tormented Chronologies - Three Narratives and a Weltanschauung.' XCP: Cross Cultural Poetics, 17, (2007): 7-29.


text: 10M New Acres Conserved Since 2005 Land trusts doing well despite poor economy By Evann Gastaldo, Newser Staff Posted Nov 16, 2011 1:46 PM CST STORY COMMENTS (10) (Newser) – Since 2005, 10 million new acres of land have been voluntarily conserved as parks, farms, gardens, forests, and more, according to a new report by the Land Trust Alliance. The fact that the amount of land saved from development increased 27% between 2005 and 2010—despite a struggling economy—shows that "even when times are tough, people want to take care of the places they see every day," says the group's president. About 37 million acres had been conserved in 2005, increasing to 47 million by 2010, USA Today reports. Land trusts are doing well, increasing endowment funding and drawing more volunteers, and open-space initiatives have been succeeding. Other factors in the increase include declining real estate prices, which have allowed land trusts to buy more acreage, and increased tax incentives for taxpayers selling development rights to their land. In this May 19, 2010 file photo, a black cherry tree sprouts in a stand of birch trees on protected conservation land in Weston, Mass. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa) ADVERTISEMENT(Click Prev or Next to continue viewing images.) « Prev« Prev | Next »Next » Slideshow USA Today (Source Grid ») Green • US conservation • land conservation CLICK BELOW TO VOTE 2% 2% 2% 1% 90% 2% RETURN TO THE STORY To report an error on this story, notify our editors.


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ENB - Region 9 Notices 11/21/2012
Public Notice
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC) has determined that site ID # 907002, the Dinsbier Road Landfill site, may be deleted from the New York State Registry of Inactive Hazardous Waste Disposal Sites. This site is located on Dinsbier Road, in the Town of Chautauqua, NY. Comments regarding this action must be submitted no later than December 21, 2012. Information regarding the site, the proposed delisting, and how to submit comments electronically can be found at: http://www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/60063.html or send comments to: Martin Doster, NYS DEC - Region 9 Office, Division of Environmental Remediation, 270 Michigan Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14203, Phone: (716) 851-7220, E-mail: email@example.com.
To have information such as this notice sent right to your e-mail, sign up with county e-mail listservs available at www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/61092.html.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC) has received a Brownfield Cleanup Program (BCP) application from Bajwa Property Holdings, LLC for a site known as the Niagara Street Market, site ID #C932159. This site is located in the City of Niagara Falls, within the County of Niagara, and is located at 710 Niagara Street, Niagara Falls, NY 14303. Comments regarding this application must be submitted no later than December 21, 2012. Information regarding the site, the application, and how to submit comments can be found at: http://www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/60058.html or send comments to: Michael Hinton, NYS DEC - Region 9, of Environmental Remediation, 270 Michigan Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14203, Phone: (716) 851-7220, E-mail: email@example.com.
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Erie County - The City of Buffalo Planning Board, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed Tops Markets Plaza Redevelopment will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The action involves the redevelopment of the Tops Plaza at the southwestern corner of Grant and Amherst Streets in the City of Buffalo. The redevelopment will include: (1) updating and revamping the existing store and façade; (2) improving pedestrian and bicycle access to the store, including installation of new sidewalks and traffic control devices; (3) revising and enhancing the safety of the plaza traffic system; (4) enhancing the views from the nearby bike path by providing adequate screening; (5) providing a safer entrance-way from the bike path to the site, including new vegetation, seating for pedestrians, and bike racks; (6) increasing green-space at the site by removing unneeded impervious surfaces; (7) upgrading the drainage system for the entire site, including the portion of the site not controlled by Tops, thereby greatly improving the quality of stormwater draining from the site; (8) installing landscape enhancements, including additional vegetation and green space, and a raised curb which will reduce the likelihood of overflow during storm events reaching the Creek; and (9) construction of an on-site fuel facility. The project is located at 333/345 Amherst Street in the City of Buffalo, New York.
Contact: Martin Grunzweig, City of Buffalo, City Hall, Room 901, Buffalo, NY 14202, Phone: (716) 851-5085.
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Chautauqua County - The County of Chautauqua, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed Development and Implementation of a Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Management Plan may have a significant adverse impact on the environment and a Draft Environmental Impact Statement must be prepared. The action involves the development and implementation of the Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Management Plan (SAVMP) ,a multi-phased project that will consist of: (1) identifying the problems to be addressed through a SAVMP for Chautauqua Lake; (2) collecting technical baseline information to define the existing condition of the water
quality and biological resources; (3) mapping the watershed and the littoral zone and collecting data through a bathymetric survey; (4) completing a beneficial use study; (5) mapping and identifying submergent and emergent aquatic plants; (6) identify environmental and ecologically sensitive areas; (7) identifying possible management alternatives and assessing feasibility; (8) developing an implementation plan with monitoring controls; and (9) completing community outreach activities including organizing and holding public meetings throughout the process to collect information and community opinions. The project is located on Chautauqua Lake, New York.
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Notice of Acceptance of Draft GEIS and Public Hearing
Niagara County - The Niagara County Legislature, as lead agency, has accepted a Draft Generic Environmental Impact Statement on the proposed Niagara County Emergency Communications Project. A public hearing on the Draft GEIS will be held on December 4, 2012 at 6:50 p.m. at the Niagara County Courthouse, Legislative Chambers, 175 Hawley Street, Lockport, NY. Written comments on the Draft GEIS will be accepted until December 28, 2012. The Draft GEIS is available from the Niagara County Courthouse, Clerk of the Legislature's Office, 175 Hawley Street, Lockport, NY 14094 and on line at: www.niagaracounty.com.
The action involves a proposal by Niagara County to implement an Emergency Communications Project for voice and data radio communications services to enable public safety and public service entities operating within Niagara County to better respond to and protect our citizens. The project would include development of a state-of-the-art digital trunked radio system. The proposed project is fundamentally an infrastructure, a collection of radio sites located throughout Niagara County interconnected by a network, monitored and controlled by one or more operations centers.
The network would consist of a number of antennas collocated on existing telecommunications towers and/or sited on new towers constructed at locations yet to be determined. Additionally, one or more operations centers will be constructed and/or sited in existing facilities.
The project is located throughout Niagara County, New York.
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And with that, you did more than 1,000 protesters will ever do sitting around in a park, carrying an ambiguous sign to effect change.
Originally posted by Ben81
The fifth november take your money back interest me
first time i hear about it .. no thread ?
I told him I was there to make a deposit and he waved me to a desk. When I sat down the banker first asked for my account number. I don't know it, so I handed him my ATM card. That's when he explained that all of their computers were down, and although they would accept the deposit, without the account number they would have to give me a generic receipt. Say what huh? When I told him that my newly opened accounts at a local (small, community) credit union would like the deposit he insisted that their computers were down too. Fifteen minutes after leaving BoA I found that to not be true and the money was happily deposited into a new account at the CU without issue.
Originally posted by Michelle129th
Can I ask why you would even have went back to BOFA to deposit money since you already had an opened CU account and were in the process of closing those other accounts down?


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Hubble-bubble as cafes go up in smoke
Cairo - An Egyptian governor has banned shisha waterpipe smoking in coffee shops to stop employees from skipping work, an Egyptian newspaper reported on Monday.
The ban was introduced on Sunday in all cities of Qena governorate in central Egypt, Qena Governor Adel Labib was quoted by al-Wafd newspaper as saying.
Labib said he had noticed workers playing truant to go sit in cafes and smoke the popular "hubbly-bubbly" pipes.
Shisha smoking is widely popular among both men and women in Egypt, with coffee shops serving a wide array of flavoured tobacco such as apple, strawberry and rose.
Cafes which contravened the ban would be closed and face a fine of 500 Egyptian pounds (about R1 100), the paper said. Smokers would be fined 100 pounds for breaking the rule.


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Tea historyAll posts in the Tea history category
Liquid Jade: The Story of Tea from East to West (book review)
I finished university with a double major in History and Spanish. I pretty much never speak Spanish these days ? as multi-cultural as Melbourne is, Spanish-speaking folk aren't that common ? and most of my days are spent working on things like newsletters, content management and spam killing for a certain travel community. Despite the fact that my day job really doesn't have much to do with what I studied at university, history remains a passionate interest of mine.
And so I was very interested to read Liquid Jade: The Story of Tea from East to West, an engaging introduction to the tumultuous and intriguing history of tea.
Will the real Earl Grey please stand up?
Walk into any half-decent café and you'll find it on their menu: Earl Grey tea, that wonderful blend of tea made by scenting black tea with the oil of bergamot, a citrus fruit. Short of English Breakfast and Jasmine tea, I think you'd be hard-pressed to find another tea as ubiquitous as our bergamot-infused friend.
But who was Earl Grey, and who did he bribe, maim or kill to have one of the world's most popular teas named after him?
Thomas Lipton, James Taylor and the Origins of the Ceylon Tea Industry
It began with a parasite. Hemileia vastarix, or Coffee Rust, decimated 19th century Ceylon?s coffee crops in 1869, wreaking havoc on the island's coffee plantations and sparking the birth of the tea industry, which remains vital to the Sri Lankan economy today.


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Wait a minute, has the world gone mad? Are dogs and cats, as Bill Murray once suggested, living together? Are we at Armageddon?
|Vince's saga
"Vince has won a lot of games; he's led teams to the playoffs before," Fisher told the NFL Network (via NFL.com). "I believe he can (win in the NFL). It's just a matter of him finding a place that suits him and be in the right place and work hard. But he certainly has that ability."
Crazy, right? See this is the kind of thing I'd expect Fisher to say after days of oxygen deprivation while he's trekking up Mount Kilimanjero. But no, he hasn't started climbing yet. So I guess he must really mean it. Either that, or it's the end of days.
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Boston, MA (Sports Network) - The Boston Red Sox activated shortstop Stephen
Drew from the seven-day concussion disabled list and optioned shortstop Jose
Iglesias to Triple-A Pawtucket.
The transaction is according to multiple reports, including the Boston Herald
and Comcast SportsNet New England.
Drew hasn't played a game with the Red Sox since being hit in the head with a
pitch in a Grapefruit League matchup against Minnesota on March 7. In four
games with Double-A Portland, Drew had just two hits in 13 at-bats with three
runs batted in but both hits did go for extra bases. He connected on a double
Friday before finishing up his minor league stint on Monday with a solo homer
The 30-year-old Drew, the younger brother of former Red Sox outfielder J.D.
Drew, split last season with Arizona and Oakland. He batted a combined .223 in
79 games with seven homers and 28 RBI.
Iglesias started six of Boston's first seven games this season, going 9-
The Sports Network


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