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In a recent letter defending coal use, J. Fred Doornbos cites two sources who have been widely challenged:
? Patrick Moore, a founder of Greenpeace, who left the organization in 1986 now earns his living primarily by lobbying for corporations such as the Nuclear Energy Institute. Monte Hummel, the president of World Wildlife Fund in Canada, has claimed that Moore's book, "Pacific Spirit," is a collection of "pseudoscience and dubious assumptions."
? Historian Geoffrey Parker, author of the award-winning book, "Global Crisis: War, Climate Change and Catastophe in the 17th Century," a lesson on what can happen if we don't learn from the past. Parker concludes, "Whether it is better to invest more in resources in preparation today or live with the consequences of inaction ... we possess both the resources and technology to make that choice."
The book exemplifies quite the opposite of what Doornbos uses it for.
How can we discount reports from the International Panel on Climate Change, the U.S. National Academy of Sciences and the United Kingdom's Royal Society acknowledging that it is now more certain than ever, based on many lines of evidence, that humans are changing Earth's climate? This is like ignoring 100 medical specialists who say your child is dying of a fever and instead listening to one "scientist" who says not to worry, keep going the way you have been.
We in the U.S. need to be thinking long-range, not just cheap short-term, to leave a better world for future generations.
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I am 18 years old 5.9 150Lbs and size 9 shoes
I have been looking at the Proto Ct 154 as it is highly recommended by a lot of people but just wanted to get some other views, I will probably get the K2 Formula bindings but open to better suggestions.
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An exhibit will allow visitors at Muddy Creek Forks to interact with re-enactors from World War I this weekend.
There will not be any battle re-enactments, but men representing American, French and German military members will be encamped near the Heritage Village of Muddy Creek Forks.
The event is a chance to hear the experiences of soldiers who are not
remembered as much, said Jerry McCloskey, president and director of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad Preservation Society.
McCloskey said the veterans from World War I have passed away, and having events like this allows the public to still hear their stories.
"This fills that void," he said.
Realism: McCloskey said some of the re-enactors are historians who have studied what the average solider faced while serving in the war.
They will be wearing the uniforms of the time, will use authentic equipment and will talk with visitors who have questions about the typical experience. Many of the weapons from that period will be on display.
The Heritage Village will also be open for tours and scenic train rides. McCloskey said the village is meant to replicate a town from 1915, in the era of World War I. Visitors can see the general store, post office and the railroad that sustained the town.
Talking with the re-enactors and seeing the village are free. Train fare is $5 for adults and $3 for children ages 3-12.
Visitors can interact with the World War I re-enactors from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
The location of the re-enactors will be 1258 Muddy Creek Forks Road in Airville. For more information and directions, visit www.maandparailroad.com.
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Local residents can check tidal elevations here minute by minute
at their computer as Hurricane Katrina advances, thanks to a new
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration tide station.
The new water level station at the end of the
Gulf Coast Research Laboratory pier is providing updates online
at tidesonline.nos.noaa.gov. The site includes charts updated every
15 minutes and data recorded and reported in real-time.
The station dedicated in May helps measure
storm surge and land subsidence. It is the second for Mississippi
and the first on the coast to be co-located with a GPS-based Continuously
Operating Reference Station (CORS). A CORS provides highly accurate
positioning information to the coastal surveying, engineering and
science community.
The water level station is part of a height
modernization initiative that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration established at The University of Southern Mississippi
Gulf Coast Geospatial Center at GCRL. The new Southern Miss program
is installing a CORS network in coastal Mississippi along with co-located
water level stations at selected CORS sites.
A one-year NOAA grant of $532,256 this summer
is continuing the program that is designed to provide the resources
for Mississippi to gather needed data on land elevations and to
relate those measurements to the changes in sea levels in the Gulf
of Mexico. David S. Mooneyhan, associate director of the center
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I have recently been befuddled with comments regarding the speed at which some people claim to be able to develop various applications. I tend to feel that there is a definite relationship between application quality, reliability and speed of delivery.
I take Stackoverflow as a good example. I love the quality of the site, (and I think it's going to be the next big thing on the Inter-tubes), but I found it surprising (as did Jeff when he mentioned it on the podcast) that some people thought that they could code this whole site in a week or two. I have no doubt how hard Jeff and his team worked to develop this site into what it is today. And I don't blame them one bit for holding back the release date a couple weeks.
I find that these views about development permeate the developer landscape, thus leading to lower quality applications (ie. bug ridden, despite delivering on time). They also seem to undermine efforts to make sure that at least a certain level of quality is built into the code.
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Dan Dubroc of the city of Alexandria repairs wooden bleachers Thursday at Bringhurst Field. The Alexandria Aces will open the United League season this week at Bringhurst.
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Posse on Broadway took place in Downtown Santa Ana on June 19, 2010. The event kicked off a summerlong event to take place on the third Saturday of the month. The first event included the Watson Twins performing on the 2nd Street Promenade, DJs at Proof Bar, Memphis at the Santora and the Crosby, more live music at the Gypsy Den and Lola Gaspar. All photos by Keith May.


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New Mexico Catholic bishops said Monday they hope a proposed compromise among state lawmakers will continue to allow immigrants suspected of being in the U.S. illegally to obtain driver's licenses and also make the state compliant under the federal REAL ID act.
Meanwhile, officials with New Mexico's largest airport say they are concerned that state driver's licenses may not be accepted for air travel sometime next year.
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Stringfellow's has been given leave to appeal an earlier decision regarding the employment status of Nadine Quashie who is trying to sue for unfair dismissal although she was never actually employed by the club. This is still about whether she can take the club to an employment tribunal rather than the unfair dismissal {should it ever happen} case itself.
Talking of Stringfellows TOWIE star Maria Fowler {right} suffered a split dress on a visit there in July and posed for photographers outside to show this off!
An application to open a lap dancing club in an empty former furniture store in the centre of Maidstone has been made, it would be the 2nd club in that town. "Urban Tiger" in Northampton has been granted an SEV though with restrictions on advertising. The "Heaven" club in Cambridge has also been granted an SEV despite a lot of nonsense from the local councillors.
The "Rouge" club in Blackpool has been given more time to pay it's license fee, the council here seems to be less anti strip venues than it was a couple of years ago when they seemed to want to close every club. On the other hand Rachel Reeves cheerleader for the odious Ed Balls is still trying to ban lap dance clubs from her seat in Leeds which she represents {after achieving a sequence of reduced votes in other constituencies} thanks to an all woman short list. The council having just granted SEV's to all 7 clubs will hopefully ignore her grandstanding. A counter petition has been set up here http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/lap-dancing-clubs-in-leeds.html .
Inspector Ian Drummond-Smith of Cornwall Police was forced to admit {only after an FOI request} that he had no evidence whatsoever that lap dancing clubs increase the likelihood of sexual assault despite what he had said when objecting to the opening of Kiss in Newquay {see June's gossip}. I'd have thought the applicant could sue the Cornish police for deliberatly misleading the licensing committee and hope that they do so.
The "Chatterbox" topless bar in Clerkenwell has apparently been converted into a hostess bar. I understand that "Devil's Advocate" in Norwich has changed hands and will be reopening. "Max 2" in Lambeth has applied for an SEV license. A gay pub in Lancaster called the "Albert Inn" has applied to put on striptease nights.
"Charlie's wine bar" which was at one time the only licensed table dancing place in the square mile has been fined £28k for not having an SEV after a raid a few months back.
"Cleopatra's lounge" in Huddersfield remains open though the casino it shares an entrance with went out of business at the end of June."Bohemia" Rotherham's only club has shut and is apparently now scheduled for demolition . The "Napier Arms" in South Woodford has retained it's license but has to shut earlier and cannot feature live music or dancing.
The Middleton's cousin burlesque dancer Katrina Darling {see April's gossip} is to pose for Playboy. Talking of burlesque the Britain's got talent show has been cleared against complaints that Beatrix Von Bourbon {left} had shown too much flesh on the show earlier in the year.
The "Black Orchid" club in Southport is scheduled to open early in August and plans a separate pole dancing school. The former "Mist" club in Hounslow has been sold and renamed "Kaprice" see www.kaprice.co.uk .
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The federal government says imprisoned former Pennsylvania state Sen. Vincent Fumo needs to pay nearly $3 million in back taxes and fines.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports (http://bit.ly/10JRjqI ) that the Internal Revenue Service filed liens against five properties last month. That includes Fumo's 33-room mansion in Philadelphia, three adjoining properties in south Philadelphia and a 99-acre farm near Harrisburg.
The IRS says it appears Fumo is trying to hide assets.
The once powerful Democratic lawmaker is serving a five-year sentence after being convicted in 2009 of defrauding the Senate, a neighborhood nonprofit and a seaport museum. He turns 70 next month and is recovering from heart surgery in January.
Fumo's son declined comment to the newspaper Friday. He deferred to Fumo's tax lawyer, who did not return calls from the newspaper.
IRS: Former Pa. state senator owes nearly $3M
The federal government says imprisoned former Pennsylvania state Sen. Vincent Fumo needs to pay nearly $3 million in back taxes and fines.
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Who invents masks, and why? Such questions have rarely been asked, due to stereotypes of anonymous African artists locked into the reproduction of "traditional" models of representation. Rather than accept this view of African art as timeless and unchanging, Z. S. Strother spent nearly three years in Zaire studying Pende sculpture. Her research reveals the rich history and lively contemporary practice of Central Pende masquerade. She describes the intensive collaboration among sculptors and dancers that is crucial to inventing masks. Sculptors revealed that a central theme in their work is the representation of perceived differences between men and women. Far from being unchanging, Pende masquerades promote unceasing innovation within genres and invention of new genres. Inventing Masks demonstrates, through first hand accounts and lavish illustrations, how Central Pende masquerading is a contemporary art form fully responsive to twentieth-century experience.
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Raisin River, Massacre of, a mass killing at Frenchtown (now Monroe, Michigan) on the banks of the Raisin River during the War of 1812. In January, 1813, General James Winchester sent a detachment of Kentucky troops to expel the British from Frenchtown. The move was successful, and Winchester moved all his men into the village. In a surprise attack, Colonel Henry Proctor, commanding 1,500 British and Indians, forced Winchester to surrender. Proctor then withdrew, taking with him all able-bodied prisoners but leaving 30 sick and wounded Americans behind. The Indians killed all 30.
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Haters: How to Deal With Haters and Trolls of Your Business
Have you ever been publicly criticized or mocked for something that you did?
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The Social Media Marketing podcast is a show from Social Media Examiner.
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In this episode, I interview Marcus Sheridan, who blogs at The Sales Lion, is host of The Mad Marketing Podcast and is a partner at River Pools & Spas. Marcus is a consultant and keynote speaker. In fact, he was the closing keynote at Social Media Marketing World and he simply killed it!
Marcus shares the various types of critics you might attract and how you can deal with them.
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Gov. Jim Gibbons has appointed a state investigator to the top job at the Department of Public Safety.
Jerry Hafen will replace Phil Galeoto as the director of the department, the governor's office announced Thursday.
The Department of Public Safety oversees several state law enforcement agencies, including the Nevada Highway Patrol, state
fire marshals and the parole board.
Hafen is currently the deputy chief of the investigative division.
Galeoto plans to step down at the end of the month.
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February 19 -- Improving the energy efficiency of your home saves you money on your utility bill.
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THE Noise Shark
Growing up in a family of movie nuts and musicians it's no surprise that I have a strong love of A/V Media. In the summer of 2009 a few of my friends and I sat down and came up with the idea for Noise Shark Media; A media group chock full of sarcasm, wit, and humor. We would get together on a fairly regular basis and talk shop, coming up with tons of ideas but never really implementing them (except for Sam, shes has done the most work out of all of us).
As time passed, most of the founding member left the social circle and abandoned the project, but there are still a few of us dedicated to keeping the dream alive.
My hope is that we will get some podcasts or webcasts up here as soon as we get off our lazy butts, but until then we'll be posting our ideas, scripts, and thoughts on the goings on of the world. As for what I do, well here's the list…
- Web Admin
- Photographer
- Co-Writer
- Slacker
- Techie
- Game Reviewer
Occasionally I'll have to be in front of the camera instead of behind it, but I'll burn that bridge when i get there!
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Not a whole lot to me, I love media especially in the form of music and games, I mostly work on behind the scenes projects with Noise Shark Media such as web administration, paperwork, and when we get around to it, filming. I am one of the co-founders of noise shark and look forward to many days of awesomeness to come!


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Career Honors
WCHA Co-Offensive Player of the Week (Feb. 26, 2014)
National Experience
2013-14 (Senior Season)
Suited up for 36 games in her final season... had a team-leading 32 points for second-consecutive season... tallied 11 goals and tied for the team lead in assists with 21... scored three power play goals... credited with 15 blocked shots... put a team-high 133 shots on goal... scored two game-tying goals, including one on the road against No. 1 Minnesota Jan. 11 with just under two minutes to play in regulation... started the season with a three-assist performance at Mercyhurst Oct. 5... had three separate five-game point streaks (Oct. 12-Nov. 3; Jan. 19-Feb. 1; Feb. 8-22)... tallied a goal and assist in lone playoff win at Minnesota Duluth March 1... ends career at OSU eighth on all-time scoring list with 105 career points; sixth in career goals (48); second in career game-winning scores (11); and ninth in career points against WCHA opponents (79).
2012-13 (Junior Season)
Played in 35 games during her junior season... finished with a team-leading 32 points... tied for the team lead with 13 goals and had the third most assists with 19... had six multiple points games... was tied for 13th in the WCHA in overall scoring... tallied three assists in games against Bemidji State on Oct. 27 and at Princeton Nov. 23... had two goal performances Dec. 9 vs. RIT, Jan. 19 vs. St. Cloud State and Feb. 23 vs. Minnesota State... tied for the team lead with four game winning goals and also had four power play goals on the season... finished with a +9 rating for the season... put 99 shots on goal... had an eight-game point streak that lasted from Dec. 1 to Jan. 25... she sits second on the all-time game-winning goals list at Ohio State following her junior season with 11 career game-winners.
2011-12 (Sophomore Season) Saw ice time in 35 of 36 games during her sophomore season ... recorded her first career hat trick in the second game of the season against Bemidji State on October 8th, 2011 ... She would record 6 multi-point games during the season against Bemidji State (Oct. 8) (Jan. 13), St. Cloud State (Oct. 15), Syracuse (Nov. 18), Minnesota Duluth (Feb. 3) and Minnesota (Feb. 11) ... Finished her second season with the Buckeyes totaling 17 Goals, 10 Assists, 27 points on 107 shots ... she also had 5 blocked shots and an on-ice +/- rating of -5.
2010-11 (Freshman Season)
Prior to Ohio State
Career Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Career Game Highs
Career Milestones
First Goal- Nov. 6, 2010 at North Dakota
First Assist- Oct. 29, 2010 vs. Syracuse
Hat Trick- Oct. 8, 2011 vs. Bemidji State


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