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LAS CRUCES >> A village of Doña Ana-based water provider is seeking money for large projects that would boost water or sewage treatment in three areas of the county.
The water association, however, is not applying for money for a proposed wastewater treatment plant that has stirred controversy in the northern part of the Mesilla Valley in recent years, officials said.
Improvements are planned for the Fairview Estates Mobile Home Park, south of Guacamole's restaurant on Picacho Avenue; for 400 water customers in Radium Springs and for an area near Doña Ana Road that has failing septic tanks, said Jennifer Horton, executive director of the quasi-public Doña Ana Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association.
"They're all — in our opinion — high importance due to the impact they will make," she said.
Before a deadline Friday, the water association will apply for about $3.75 million from the state's Colonias Infrastructure Fund, a key state source dollars to improve colonias, low-income neighborhoods statewide that lack roads, water, wastewater and other infrastructure.
Fairview Estates
About 55 homes in the Fairview Estates Mobile Home Subdivision, just south of Guacamole's restaurant on Picacho Avenue, are tied into an aging water system that may not even have been adequate went it was put in the late '70s, Horton said. Plus, there's no backup source of water for it.
"It's aging, and inferior products were put in," she said. "It's thin PVC pipe that wasn't design to carry water, and it's too small."
Residents of the neighborhood off Bamert Road said they've experienced a laundry list of problems with their water supply over the years.
The subdivision is served by two small groundwater wells. And water pressure disappears when neighboring farmers turn on their bigger irrigation pumps in the spring and summer, residents said.
"You have to run off how they irrigate as to when you shower," said Michael Garcia, 28, who has lived in the community about five years.
Also, Garcia said, the water system is entirely connected and has few — or no — valves. Sometimes the homes have gone days at a time without tap water because of that.
"If somebody around the corner has a water leak, they shut down everybody," he said. "It's almost like a third-world country."
They said they've also had problems with the water smelling like sulphur and having a high concentration of minerals.
There's also not water pressure to fight fires — something the proposed improvements would remedy, Horton said.
"They have no fire protections there at all," she said.
Last December, DAMDWCA bought the system from a private owner. Horton said it was the same day that the mutual domestic closed on its purchase of the infrastructure that belonged to the nearby Picacho Hills Utility Co., which serves the Picacho Hills neighborhood. The previous owner had a pending "administrative order" lodged against the system for failing to correct certain violations, she said.
The DAMDWCA wants to upgrade the size of the water lines, Horton said. Now, they're 2-inch diameter lines. But they'd be upgraded to 6- or 8-inch lines, if the funding is secured.
Garcia said he and neighbors got hit with an unexpected $75 membership fee and a $700 cost of installing a water meter whenever the ownership of the association changed hands. And, while the proposed improvements sound good, he's not interested in water rate increases to pay for them.
"If they're going for a grant, I'm all for that," he said. "But if it's a loan that's going to affect us financially, that's something else."
Some other homes in the neighborhood said they're not served by a water system because they have private wells. The subdivision is located just outside the Las Cruces city limits.
Horton said the water association had been on track to get funding during the state legislative session that recently wrapped up. But just before the end, Horton said, it was dropped from the list. As a result, it's now applying to the Colonias Infrastructure Fund for $175,000 to pay for designing a new water system for the neighborhood.
Doña Ana Road
A second proposal will ask for $3.5 million to build a sewage collection system that would connect a number of homes south of Armstrong Road and Engler Road — just off Doña Ana Road — to a wastewater system, Horton said.
Now, the area is served by septic tanks, which can pose a water contamination risk, officials have said.
"When you take cesspools and failing septic tanks offline, then that improves the quality of the groundwater." Horton said.
The project would include connecting the St. John Mobile Home Park, between El Camino Real and Doña Ana Road. About 430 people live there.
Horton emphasized the proposal isn't part of a plan the association had pursued in past years to build a wastewater treatment plant in Leasburg. Rather, the sewage would be directed to the city of Las Cruces' existing plant, she said.
"We'd collect it and send it to the city to be treated," she said.
Radium Springs
The village of Doña Ana-based water provider in April 2013 bought out the privately owned Fort Selden Water Co., which serves Radium Springs.
"Most of that area does not have fire protection," Horton said.
The association is applying for funding to upgrade the size of the water lines from 2-inch and 4-inch pipes to 6-inch and 8-inch pipes, Horton said. Also, more valves would be installed to minimize the number of customers who are impacted during system repairs.
"Currently, if we have to do maintenance, we have to turn off water to 400 homes," she said.
DAMDWCA is applying for $80,000 to design the proposed upgrades.
All three of the proposals are in the association's top 10 list of wants, called the Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan, according to Horton. The water provider also is likely to apply to the U.S. Department of Agriculture for grant or loan funding, she said.
The DAMDWCA board will host its next meeting 9 a.m. Tuesday at its main building, 5535 Ledesma Drive, village of Doña Ana.


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Health claims on dietary supplement labels should continue to be approved the same way as for conventional foods, according to a draft report issued by the President's Commission on dietary supplement labeling.
But the Commission said unlike food products health claims for supplements shouldn't have to require unanimous or near-unanimous agreement within the scientific community in support of the evidence backing up such claims. The Commission also developed guidelines for acceptable statements of nutritional support-claims linking foods or nutrients with growth health or well-being but not with a specific disease or dysfunction. The Dietary Supplement Health & Education Act (DSHEA) allows these claims provided they can be substantiated the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is notified and the label bears a disclaimer stating that the product "has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose treat cure or prevent any disease." The Commission called for more consumer research on dietary supplement labels to ascertain whether the information is useful. Comments on the draft report were accepted until August 4 with a final report expected by September. FDA must issue a notice of proposed rulemaking within 90 days of the final report and must finalize its rules within two years.
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INGREDIENTSWater, Beeswax, Glyeryl Sterarate, Triethanolamine, Propylene Glycol, Stearic Acid, Palmitic Acid, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Methylparaben, Quaternium-15, Simethicone, Quarternium-15, Butylparaben. May Contain: CI 77492, CI77499, 77491 / Iron Oxides CI77007 / Ultramarines, Mica, CI77891 / Titanium Dioxide, CI77510 / Ferric Ferrocyanide, CI75470 / Carmine, CI77288 / Chromium Oxide Greens, CI77289 / Chromium Hydroxide Green, CI77742 / Manganese Violet. CI77742.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This mascara is one of the things you would purchase again because you want it. Not because you need it. I loved this mascara when i first used it but as the day went on, i felt my eyelashes looked bare. I felt like the mascara was falling off my eyelashes if it's possible. The mascara is amazing for bottom lashes but not good for top. I would purchase this as a bottom lash mascara because the wand is very small.
Another great thing about this mascara is how waterproof it is. It may not last long but if you were to head to the beach and would just like a small amount of mascara on this would be perfect because it doesn't run at all.
Overall, Not great.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Warm
Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Green
Amazing mascara for length,should be in everyones makeup collection.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Other, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I wish there was a "maybe" option on the "buy again" question.
You know, this is one of those mascara's everyone knows, even if you've never tried it, you've seen it around and heard people talk about it. I'd seen it in my mother's makeup collection forever, it's what she always used. I was looking for a new mascara, since Maybelline's Clump Crusher let me down so badly; and my mother swore by it. So I gave it a shot.
It holds a curl pretty well, it evenly coats your eyelashes, it's waterproof; there's a lot of pluses about it. I'm not knocking the over-all quality. Especially for the price-point this comes at.
However, there's one down-side and it's irritating enough, I'm not sure I'd buy this product again. It's messy. It is so easy to get this everywhere. I don't know if it's the formula and it's too thin, or the wand is the wrong shape or it just takes too long to dry properly. I don't know, but unless I apply it and then sit perfectly still for a good 20-30 seconds, it will, without fail, smudge, somewhere. Under my eye, in the corner of my eye, up near my brow.
I'll be surreptitiously blotting away at the smudge, hoping I can get it off without ruining any of my other make up. I've been using this product for nearly a year now, and it's always the same. Stay perfectly still, or risk messing up the rest of your makeup.
Is it worth it? I don't know. The end result has always been nice for me. It's a lovely mascara, that point aside. It lengthens my eyelashes, and gives a nice dramatic look, but I feel like there's probably other products out there in this price point that could do just as good of a job without the hassle.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I loved this product. Amazing price and it did what it said it would. Most of the time I only need to use this mascara alone instead of adding another. It never clumps for me and overall it's great.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Grey
Not a bad mascara at all, especially for the price. I think it works best as a base coat as I found it separated my lashes and lengthened them really well. However it is definitely not waterproof and can crumble if you over do it.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm
Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I don't know what happened. This was my go to mascara for 25 years. It had great color, good staying power. And it was easy to remove. Now it just blah and runny. Running down my face that is. That's it I'm done.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Love this mascara. I use it over the top of another mascara and it adds so much length to my eyelashes! Not sure why it has a low review... this mascara is great!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I have been using this product for years. I like it and have recommended it to my friends. This mascara I use for a dark dramatic eye look
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Such an underrated mascara for such an amazing price! This mascara gives volume, thickness and makes lashes APPEAR out of nowhere!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I dont understand why this mascara has a low rating! I just recently purchased this, I usually go for the maybelline falsies or majolica majorca fiber mascaras. I'm surprised there are so many bad reviews cause i am so far loving this mascara. It lengthens, it volumizes, it's waterproof. I have to put on a few coats of this, but I don't mind layering it on.
I'll probably take out one lippie just cause it's so waterproof that it makes it hard to take off.
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Rome Kirby and Shannon Falcone share grinding responsibilities for the spinnaker trim, onboard Puma Ocean Racing during leg 6 of the Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12, from Itajai, Brazil, to Miami, USA.
As the breeze softens and the threat of squalls and clouds loom, it is a tense time for Leg 6 leaders Puma.
She leads this leg of the Volvo Ocean Race by 1hr 15m with second placed Camper just 40minutes ahead of overall race leader, Telefonica, according to finish time projections based on positions at 0900GMT on 4 May.
The leaders have opted to ignore the computer routing of a day or so ago, which recommended they head inshore to avoid the collapsing winds that they now find themselves in. Taking the blue course, Puma has two days of light winds of less than 10kts ahead of her before getting back into the double digit wind speeds on the afternoon of 7 May GMT.
Traditionally it has always paid to move north of the direct line to Miami, and the routing of about 36hours ago looked simpler than it does now. It would seem that they boats have decided that tactical considerations are paramount, and will stay and cover each other as a pack.
Volvo Ocean Race reports that a front has come through to the north and disturbed the trade winds, so the leading three, Puma Ocean Racing powered by Berg (Ken Read/USA), Camper with Emirates Team New Zealand (Chris Nicholson/AUS) and Telefónica (Iker Martínez/ESP) have compressed, and according to Puma navigator Tom Addis, there are 'some manoeuvres going on'.
'We have this little trough line to get through to reach the new high that is forming in front of us,' Addis said. He reported around 10 knots of breeze but added that it will be at least a day and a half before the fleet is into stronger pressure again.
Leg 6, 0900hrs 4 May 2012, Volvo Ocean Race
'Yesterday was as if the brakes were slowly put on and the fun police ruined the blasting across the ocean party,' wrote Camper Media Crew Member Hamish Hooper. 'We are still averaging about 14-15 knots, but that is forecast to drop again significantly into what is threatening to be almost a drift off. What an ugly prospect.'
Camper navigator Will Oxley added: 'It looks like a very slow final 1,300 nm, with lots of potential land mines. Here is hoping we can avoid stepping on one.'
The unstable conditions make Puma very vulnerable, given the close proximity of Camper and Telefónica. 'If someone gets a squall and picks up some wind for a few hours that could turn the fleet inside out,' Addis added. 'That makes it more tense on board, no question.'
Skipper Read is more than likely going to leave the Caribbean Islands to port and go around the outside. Although there is plenty of water, the islands are tall and create big wind shadows and lee shores, both of which require careful navigation.
Leg 6, 0900hrs 4 May 2012, Volvo Ocean Race
'You've got to run your own plan and stick with it,' said third-placed Telefónica's navigator Andrew Cape. 'You have to sail your own race and not follow everyone else, otherwise you will never get to the front,' he added.
'Right now, we are doing about 12 knots in 10 knots of wind, but the forecast is for 10 knots for about the next six days. Today will be a long, slow day for sure.'
Meanwhile at the front, the crew of Puma are under no illusions. 'Our speeds have been pretty good and we've made good decisions to date, so we don't have to make drastic changes to the way we're working, but we have three very well-sailed boats here, and when it's light, anything can happen,' Addis said. 'We'd feel much more confident if it was trade winds all the way, but it is not going to be.'
At 1000 GMT today, as the leading trio approached the Caribbean Island of Antigua, Puma led Camper from Telefónica, while Groupama sailing team (Franck Cammas/FRA) were in fourth place and Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing (Ian Walker/GBR) in fifth, roughly 130 nm behind the leaders. Technical issues have prevented race organisers from displaying full data from the boats in the normal way.
Four routing options for Camper - Leg 6 at 1800hrs on 02 May 2012 GMT


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Mobile technology is transforming consumer behavior. Last year, mobile devices were on track to outpace the number of people in the world, and it's estimated that by 2017, there will be 1.4 mobile devices per person. Long story short: Mobile isn't just the web on the go. It's a completely different animal, and designing for mobile requires a wholly distinct approach.
You probably already know that you need a mobile strategy that incorporates a responsive design and integrated cross-platform browsing experience. But designing an experience that delights and engages your audience means taking your mobile strategy a step further. These 5 expert tips will help you get there.
1. Design for Micro-Interactions
"Mobile experiences are often a series of micro interactions — quick tasks that users perform, often in a highly distracting, public environment using a very small screen," explains UX design and research expert Laura Klein in an interview with The Content Strategist.
High-impact mobile designs make important tasks easy and obvious. Remember that your users will be busy or distracted, so the most important processes should be as intuitive as possible.
2. Design for Emotions
"Because mobile devices are more portable, we often find it more convenient to use them," writes Elaine McVicar for UX Booth. "Consequently, through this more regular use, we feel a unique, emotional connection to them."
We have a sensory, tactile connection to our mobile devices. Most of us even sleep next to our smartphones. Since we're perpetually connected to our mobile devices, using them is often an an emotional experience. Good design will speak to that value.
3. Make Your Brand Signature Obvious
"Each user interaction with an app should reflect the story of the brand and should increase recognition, loyalty, and satisfaction," writes Ivo Weevers in an article for Smashing Magazine. "Identifying which elements contribute most to the brand's identity is essential."
Mobile designers need to make the most out of very limited screen space. Each moment a user spends with your mobile product or site should be a strong reflection of your brand.
4. Pay Attention to Context
"A mobile device can be used at anytime, anywhere," writes Lyndon Cerejo in another Smashing Magazine piece. "The mobile context is about the environment and circumstances of usage — anything that affects the interaction between the user and the interface, which is especially important for mobile, because the context can change constantly and rapidly."
Be cognizant of what your users are doing when using your app or mobile website. They could be on the train to work, taking a break at the office, working out at the gym, or relaxing at a coffee shop.
It's impossible to design for just one of these contexts. That's why your design needs to flex between all of these potential scenarios. Small contextual changes like enabling voice commands or allowing users to switch between light and dark viewing modes can dramatically enhance the mobile experience.
5. Start With the "Mobile Canvas"
"There is power in starting from the mobile canvas, instead of from your existing interface," says Luke Wroblewski, former Yahoo VP and creator of the "Mobile First" approach to digital design. Wroblewski recently told Mashable, "When you instead start with a different medium, defined by small screens and much coarser inputs like touch, you end up with a different design."
As mobile use surges, it's critical to understand that mobile is no longer a secondary priority to desktop. Rather, it demands a wholly distinct design approach. In short, simply scaling your desktop site to a smaller screen will no longer cut it with savvy mobile users.
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Obama's Federal Power Grab and Threat to Muni Bonds
Virginia Treasurer Manju Ganeriwala mentions many of the positive attributes of tax-free municipal bonds, which have indeed allowed many state and local governments to deliver projects at a lower cost than had the interest been taxable ("Muni Bonds Deserve a Tax Break," op-ed, May 7). However, the allure of tax-free income, which makes the bonds easier to market, also makes the purchasers much less skeptical about what the bonds are financing. Stockton, Calif. redevelopment, California high-speed rail and Jefferson County, Ala. sewers are just a few bond issues that come to mind that might have benefited from the additional scrutiny a true competition on interest rates would have produced. The simple fact is that although municipals do have benefits, their tax-free status suggests that they should also be used judiciously.
Richard G. Little
Pinehurst, N.C.
Ms. Ganeriwala states that the president's proposed budget would remove the tax exemption from existing municipal bonds as well as from future bond issues. It seems to me that this is clearly a violation of the Contracts Clause of the Constitution (Article I, Section 10), especially the ex post facto provisions, as further upheld by the Supreme Court in, for example, U.S. Trust Co. of N.Y. v. New Jersey. I also agree with Ms. Ganeriwala that the idea of eliminating the tax-free nature of municipal bonds would do far more harm to infrastructure improvement projects than any other action the government might take.
Martin M. Dresser
Palm Desert, Calif.
In her op-ed Manju Ganeriwala asserts many reasons why her tax break deserves special consideration, as has every other writer whose op-ed defended his or her industry's tax break, subsidy or restriction on competition. They all claim benefits that seemingly come with no costs.
But each time we give an industry special consideration, be it tax breaks for muni bonds or the favored industry du jour (see solar), ethanol mandates, import quotas or crop subsidies, the rest of us have to pick up the tab. We endure the market inefficiencies and higher prices that they cause and suffer added complexity to the already voluminous and Byzantine federal regulatory and tax laws.
All such special considerations are equally and specially deserving—of being eliminated.
Andrew Terhune
Ms. Ganeriwala makes a compelling point arguing that muni-bond interest deductions should not be changed.
However, it seems that the president favors a "balanced" approach to evaluating our tax structure. We now understand that in the case of muni-bond interest deductions, "balanced" means increasing federal taxes to the point of shifting municipal government revenue of $173 billion from the states to the federal government.
Obviously, states need infrastructure repairs and they know how to allocate infrastructure maintenance better than the federal government. However, if the $173 billion shifts from the states to the federal government, the administration knows which states are politically supportive. The federal Davis-Bacon Act will require infrastructure repairs to be made with the highest-cost union labor so the administration can reward its allies.
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Most people know ramen as a cheap college meal -- the instant pasta in a plastic packet or foam cup that's prepared in minutes. But real ramen is so much more than that -- it's an art and a revered food.
Authentic ramen is worlds apart from the instant kind, invented in 1958 by Momofuku Ando and made famous in America. Ramen's history can actually be traced back hundreds of years to China and Japan -- but the interesting thing is the fact that the noodles came from China, but the dish was invented in Japan. This sort-of melting pot dish of noodles and soup took off in popularity, becoming famous all over the world.
The Heart Of Ramen: Noodles And Broth
What makes ramen so special is the combination of freshly made noodles and flavored broth (usually made from chicken, pork or a combination). The tender wheat noodles are made by hand, either by pulling dough until thin strands of noodle form, or pressing dough with a thick, long rod until very thin and cutting into slender noodles (watch videos here to see how hand-pulled noodles are made and how hand-cut noodles are made).
The broth combines lots of flavors or what the Japanese call umami. In Japan almost every region has its specialized ramen -- that's just how important it is. Originally considered a food for special occasions, ramen is now an everyday food -- and that's especially so with all the ramen places all over New York City. And ramen-making is really an art beyond the noodles and the broth-- each topping is placed with importance into the bowl of steaming broth and tender noodles (see this clip from the 2008 film "The Ramen Girl", where an American played by Brittany Murphy learns to become a ramen chef).
Recreating Ramen At Home
Near authentic ramen can easily be done at home with a few store-bought ingredients -- even canned broth. A few Asian condiments are essential, like soy sauce or miso. The Japanese seven-spice powder (called shichimi togarashi) is great for adding a bit of heat to ramen. And of course there are the noodles. Many of the recipes below use the instant noodles, which are fine as long as you discard the MSG-laden flavor packet. Or you could use dried ramen-style noodles, such as Chinese noodles or Japanese somen. In a pinch angel hair pasta even works.
The Four Main Types Of Ramen
Depending on your taste, you can model your homemade ramen after any of the following varieties of classic ramen.
Shio ramen is the subtlest form with a clear, light-bodied salty chicken broth. Sometimes fish or pork are included.
Shoyu ramen is soy sauce flavored and made with a chicken and vegetable broth base. Sometimes fish or beef are included.
Tonkotsu ramen is rich and pork based, almost milky white in color.
Miso ramen is rich in flavor from miso paste -- it also comes in a spicy version that's topped with spicy bean paste. The broth can be a combination of chicken, fish and/or pork.
Ramen Toppings
Undoubtedly the best part about ramen are the toppings. Most ramen soups have their typical toppings, but they can easily be varied. Toppings can include slices of pork (chashu), ground meat, bamboo shoots (menma), a soft-boiled egg, seaweed (nori), fish cakes (kamaboko), corn, cabbage, spinach, scallion, pickled ginger or plums.
What's your favorite ramen soup? Leave us a comment below.
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State Representative Josh Penry, (R)-Grand Junction, says a plans by a Front Range state senator to jump start a water diversion project is just not in the best interest of people on the Western Slope. Opponents of the Union Park Project say it will divert water from the Gunnison River that than feeds into the Colorado River in Grand Junction.
The project, which has been opposed by Western Slope leaders and Governor Bill Owens, is being looked into again by State Senator Jim Dyer, (R)-Arapahoe. If set into motion, the project would cost $2.5 billion dollars to build a huge dam that would send water to the Front Range.
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Of course, that bit of advice from Hall of Fame baseball player Yogi Berra, the master of the mangled quote, can't really be followed. A choice has to be made, whether it is which road to follow or which political stand to take.
Well, apparently not always. Many Washington state voters polled recently on where they stand on two gun initiatives — one supporting background checks and the other restricting them — on the fall ballot have the same perspective as Yogi.
The results from the Stuart Elway Poll found that 72 percent of people surveyed favored Initiative 594, which would require background checks on all firearm sales, while 55 percent of the same folks who were polled supported Initiative 591, which would prevent adopting background-check laws stricter than the national standard.
A variety of reasons are being tossed around as to why voters seem to disagree with themselves. Nobody will know for certain, which is why polls — regardless of how reliable they are said to be — are not always correct.
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Allied International Trading says a slump in the price of iron ore and a potential slowdown in China has sent shares in mining giant Rio Tinto plunging.
Japan., March 13, 2014 - (PressReleasePoint) - According to Allied International Trading, the People's Republic of China's surprise fall in exports announced over the weekend has sent the price of iron ore tumbling causing a corresponding fall in the price of stock in mining behemoth, Rio Tinto.
China is one of the world's biggest consumers of iron ore and much of Rio's revenue is derived from its sales to China but the slump in the country's exports by 18.1% for the month of February means that the company may face falling revenues.
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Andreas Prokoph [1]
Andreas Prokoph
- Ph.D., Earth Sciences, University Tubingen, Germany, (1994).
- Diploma in Geology, TU Mining Academy Freiberg, Germany.
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Andreas Prokoph is a adjunct research professor at the Department of Earth Sciences [2] at Carleton University. [2]
According to the Heartland Institute [3], Andreas Prokoph was previously an adjunct professor at the University of Ottawa's Department of Earth Sciences, a position that he first held in 2003. He presumably moved to Carleton some time before 2007, as an archive of the department [4], going back as far as November 23, 2007 does not list Prokoph as a professor. [3], [4]
His areas of specialization include cyclostratigraphy, sedimentology, and Cretaceous stratigraphy. He has held positions at the GFZ Potsdam, UC London, and University of Ottawa. Since 2001, he has owned the consulting business SPEEDSTAT, which specializes in research support—image and data analysis, computer modelling, and software development—in Earth and environmental science.
Prokoph's name appears [5] on Senator James [6]Inhofe [6]'s list of "prominent scientists" who deny the existence of man-made climate change.
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"Until ~200 million years ago, CO2 may have be a diver of global temperature change … In the past ~150Myr CO2 follows global temperature." [5]
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Prokoph spoke at Heartland Institute [7]'s International Conference on Climate Change in Chicago, Illinois. [6]
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Prokoph was a speaker at the Heartland Institute's First International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC1). See a video of his presentation below:
April, 2006
Andreas Prokoph is listed on the "60 scientists letter to Stephen Harper [8]" as Andreas Prokocon, however in a search of publications this name does not exist. Prokoph's email address is [email protected] [9], so we will assume this Andreas is one and the same.
The Heartland Institute [10]— "Expert [3]." [3]
According to a search of 22,000 academic journals, Prokoph has published 20 research articles in peer-reviewed journals, mainly on the subject of sedimentology. [11]
"Andreas Prokoph [12]," palaeo-electronica.org, January, 2004. Archived with WebCite [13], February 2, 2012.
"Adjunct Research Professors [2]," Department of Earth Sciences, Carleton University. Archived with WebCite [14], February 7, 2012.
"Heartland Experts: Andreas Prokoph [3]," The Heartland Institute. Accessed February, 2012.
"Professor Directory [4]," Department of Earth Sciences, University of Ottawa. Archived November 23, 2007.
Andreas Prokoph. "Mismatch of CO2 and Earth's temperatures ~35 million cyclicity over the last 420 million years" (PDF [15]), retrieved from .docstoc, February, 2012.
"4th International Conference on Climate Change" (PDF [16]), The Heartland Institute. Retrieved from the web page of Laurence I. Gould at the University of Hartford.


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SOMETHING of the shyness of Russell's craving for friendship was shown in a letter he wrote to Charles Sanger in 1929: 'I am very sorry indeed to hear that you are so ill. . . . Dear Charlie, I don't think I have ever expressed the deep affection I have for you, but I suppose you have known of it.' Sanger died soon after, and Russell somewhat distressed his widow by a typical refusal to compromise--he would not attend the funeral because there was going to be a religious service. With the death of Sanger, Crompton Llewellyn Davies and Lady Ottoline Morrell, almost all his intimate friends had gone. Lady Ottoline died in 1938. She became deaf towards the end of her life; but, with typical kindness, she continued her Thursday salons, simply to give interesting people the pleasure of meeting each other, although with her deafness they could have given little pleasure to herself.
Russell lost philosophical friends too. He could not follow Wittgenstein in the mysticism shown in the latter parts of the Tractatus. And one day Wittgenstein solemnly told him: 'We will not talk together any more.'
Russell's divergence from Whitehead even preceded the parting of their philosophical views. It began, perhaps, on one occasion when he was arguing with Whitehead and Mrs Whitehead about Free Love, and I think we can assume that Russell was putting his views in the most provocative and outrageous way he could. Whitehead grew more and more indignant, and finally exclaimed: ' Bertie, you're an aristocrat, not a gentleman.' Mrs Whitehead once remarked that it was a great pity for Russell that he had enjoyed an independent income in his early years, and could thus do as he liked instead of being


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Even though Thanksgiving isn't upon us yet, it's time to talk turkey. Buying and roasting a bird can be intimidating, especially if you're a first-time host or hostess. Even those of us who have done it before have a hard time shaking those nagging thoughts revolving around whether the bird will be juicy or dry or—worse yet—underdone.
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GuitarWorld.com recently launched a new readers poll in partnership with Samson: the Greatest Rock Singers of All Time Readers Poll.
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Phil Anselmo, Randy Blythe, Kurt Cobain, Chris Cornell, Bruce Dickinson, Ronnie James Dio, Rob Halford, James Hetfield, Mick Jagger, Maynard James Keenan, Freddie Mercury, Jim Morrison, Ozzy Osbourne, Robert Plant, Axl Rose and Bon Scott.
From there, we drew singers' names out of a hat (It was, in fact, a Black Sabbath baseball cap) to help us create our opening 16-singer bracket, which is available for your viewing pleasure below. Obviously, none of these of singers are ranked or coming from a previously compiled list, so we chose purely random matchups to have as little impact as possible on the final outcome. We're actually pretty pleased with the way the bracket turned out.
Remember that, as with any poll, sub-genre might occasionally clash against sub-genre, so you'll just need to decide which singer has or had the most to offer within his genre and time period, which one has or had more natural talent or technical skill, which one had the biggest influence on other singers or rock in general — maybe which one was simply the stronger frontman.
Let's get started! As always, you can vote only once per matchup (once per device, that is), and we'll post two matchups per week, continuing with today's shootout, Ozzy Osbourne of solo fame and Black Sabbath against the late Kurt Cobain of Nirvana.
Latest Results
Winner: Ronnie James Dio (68.46 percent)
Loser: Jim Morrison (31.54 percent)
Today's Samson Greatest Rock Singers Round 1 Matchup (4 of 8)
Ozzy Osbourne Vs. Kurt Cobain
Born: December 3, 1948 (age 64), Aston, England
Associated Acts: Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne
Website: ozzy.com
Quote: "All that stuff about heavy metal and hard rock, I don't subscribe to any of that. It's all just music. I mean, the heavy metal from the Seventies sounds nothing like the stuff from the Eighties, and that sounds nothing like the stuff from the Nineties. Who's to say what is and isn't a certain type of music?"
Born: February 20, 1967, Aberdeen, Washington
Died: April 5, 1994, Seattle, Washington
Associated Acts: Nirvana, Fecal Matter
Website: nirvana.com
Quote: "I was looking for something a lot heavier, yet melodic at the same time. Something different from heavy metal, a different attitude."
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Check out the latest version of the 16-singer bracket below. We'll update it after each Samson Greatest Rock Singer of All Time matchup.
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Who is Dayani Cristal?, is an intimate examination of the journey of one migrant who perished in the Arizona desert, far from his native Honduras, with no real identification but a name tattooed over his heart
Last week, I was arrested with more than 130 other advocates outside the White House. This is not the first time I have been arrested in an act of civil disobedience in front of the White House protesting our nation's immoral immigration system -- but I am praying that it is the last time.
Any ambitious path of executive action must be conducted in a manner consistent with the law and the appropriate role of coordinate branches. But should we snap to attention when we hear hyperventilating about his supposed abuse of power? At least so far, hardly.
This week at UCLA, more than 200 day laborers from across the country will come together for the eighth national convention of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network. They will gather to share experiences and struggles, celebrate victories, and continue the development of national and local strategies.
This week Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement (CIVIC) released seven audio recordings and videos documenting arbitrary use of solitary confinement, sexual assault, physical abuse by federal agents, prolonged detention, retaliatory transfers, and other aspects of life inside U.S. immigration detention.
Moral arguments aside, with every detention and deportation of debt-laden migrants, the U.S. only deepens the need for Central American households to send a loved one north.
Best for Jeff Sessions to go-ahead-up to Manhattan Island and join talk radio celebrities Rush Limbaugh and Laura Ingraham, who reward his harsh rhetoric with possible 2016 presidential promotion chatter.
My guess is that by the time everyone votes in November, the Republican anti-Obamacare strategy is hardly going to cause a ripple, while the debate over immigration reform is going to be the main event.
I am risking arrest because we in the faith community will not remain silent while millions of immigrants continue to live lives marked with fear and unrealized potential.
The issue of what to do with the tens of thousands of child migrants from Central America is a complex one to answer. A much easier question to answer is, "Would you deport these kids knowing that there's a good chance they would be hurt or killed within days or weeks of their return?"
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Aspen Global Health and Development
Aspen Global Health and Development
About GHD
|Peggy Clark
Executive Director
|Ariana Childs Graham
Associate Director, Reproductive Health
|Natalie Deuschle
Program Associate, Alliance for Artisan Enterprise
|Katie Drasser
Deputy Director
|Carrie Hopper
Program Coordinator, Reproductive Health
|Caroline Nganga
Program Coordinator, New Voices and Database Administrator
|Andrew Quinn
Director, New Voices
|Rachael Strecher
Program Manager, New Voices
|Hon. Mary Robinson,
Honorary Co-Chair
The Mary Robinson Foundation - Climate Justice
|Elliot Gerson
The Aspen Institute
|Dr. Madeleine Albright,
Albright Stonebridge Group; Albright Capital Management LLC
|Lord Nigel Crisp
Former Chief Executive
UK National Health Service
|Dr. Paul Farmer
Partners in Health
|Peggy Clark
Aspen Global Health Development
|Robert E. Friedman
Corporation for Enterprise
|Senator Tom Daschle
DLA Piper; Former Senate Majority Leader
|Dr. Jessica Herzstein
Global Medical Director, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
|Henrietta Holsman Fore
Chairman of the Board and CEO, Holsman International Former Administrator, USAID
|Musimbi Kanyoro
President, The Global Fund for Women, Former Director of the Population Program, The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
|Robert Kapp
Of Council: Human Rights Legal Adivsor Hogan & Hartson LLP
|Dr. Francis Omaswa
Executive Director, African Center for Health & Social Transformation (ACHEST)
|Lynda Resnick
Co-Chairman, Roll International Corporation
GHD promotes breakthrough solutions to global development challenges by:
- bringing leaders together to share and advance innovative practices and evidence based solutions
- working to replicate successful local practices at a global level
- strengthening the capacity of developing world leaders to champion and act on these solutions
Breakthrough Ideas
GHD is working on:
- Promoting reproductive health as a key contributor to other development outcomes
- Investing in and building the capacity of public sector leaders and institutions in health crisis countries
- Whole view perspective on increasing food security; globally working across sectors
- Support the power and potential of the artisan sector, to create jobs, increase incomes, enhance cultural heritage and promote development that respects the uniqueness of people and place
Our Approach
GHD works in the following ways:
- Storytelling - leveraging the power of the narrative
- Working across sectors
- Strategic convening with high-level leaders and actors
- Amplifying voices on the ground
How We Work
We promote solutions for global health and poverty by:
- Establishing high-level policy councils to assess, debate and promote ideas
- Implementing country-level pilot work to support practice
- Organizing effective convenings of diverse leaders to debate and further adoption of breakthrough approaches


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Schnitzer Announces First Quarter Fiscal 2014 Earnings Date and Conference Call January 8, 2014 – 11:30 a.m. Eastern Business Wire PORTLAND, Ore. -- December 19, 2013 Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc. (Nasdaq: SCHN) will report its first quarter fiscal 2014 financial results on Wednesday, January 8, 2014 and will webcast a conference call to discuss the performance at 11:30 a.m. Eastern on the same day. The webcast of the call and the accompanying slide presentation may be accessed on Schnitzer's website under the Investor section Event Calendar at www.schnitzersteel.com/events. The call will be hosted by Tamara L. Lundgren, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Richard D. Peach, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Replay Information Toll Free Dial: (855) 859-2056 Toll Free International Dial: (404) 537-3406 Conference ID: 27251997 Replay Available: 01/08/2014 – 01/15/2014 About Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc. Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc. is one of the largest manufacturers and exporters of recycled ferrous metal products in the United States with 60 operating facilities located in 14 states, Puerto Rico and Western Canada. The business has seven deep water export facilities located on both the East and West Coasts and in Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The Company's integrated operating platform also includes its auto parts and steel manufacturing businesses. The Company's auto parts business sells used auto parts through its 61 self-service facilities located in 16 states and Western Canada. With an effective annual production capacity of approximately 800,000 tons, the Company's steel manufacturing business produces finished steel products, including rebar, wire rod and other specialty products. The Company commenced its 107^th year of operation in fiscal 2013. Contact: Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc. Investor Relations: Alexandra Deignan, 646-278-9711 Website: www.schnitzersteel.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Schnitzer Announces First Quarter Fiscal 2014 Earnings Date and Conference Call January 8, 2014 – 11:30 a.m. Eastern
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- These friendly, pink and white apartments are in a great location, close to the centre of Marmaris with easy access to the beach. The Rosy Apartments provide simple yet comfortable accommodation with friendly staff who always ensure there is a fun and lively atmosphere, especially around the bar at night! It's easy to see why this popular complex has guests returning year after year.
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Take a look at the average price for bacon, via the Labor Department: The average price of bacon. (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
It's rising! That's not surprising given people insist on putting bacon in everything, from cupcakes to cocktails to milkshakes. And the rising price of bacon — on average $5.56 a pound in January — could rise even more this year.
Why? Well, the price of grain and feed has a lot to do with it, but some are concerned about pig diarrhea. A virus called porcine epidemic diarrhea, which affects piglets, continues to spread. So the Agriculture Department decreased its pork-production estimate by 1.4 percent. This is despite predictions in 2013 that the price of bacon would fall, given in part to predicted increases in pork production.
Some analysts say the virus won't affect bacon prices in the marketplace for months, as it hasn't even really impacted pork yet.
But things aren't looking rosy. Since April of last year, the virus has spread to 23 states and Canada, with a surge of cases reported in January.
Perhaps it's time to rethink the "everything is better with bacon" attitude and consider a more bacon-traditionalist outlook: bacon only on plates next to eggs, and on the occasional turkey sandwich. Or, you know, you could take a cue from Ron Swanson, and just hoard the stuff:
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WASHINGTON -- With the nation's capital in the middle of an early summer heat wave, one way to cope with hellish temperatures in the upper 90s is to enjoy some delicious ice cream -- though you may have trouble scoring some Good Humor ice cream treats like Toasted Almond, Candy Center Crunch and Chocolate Eclair bars.
More satisfying than air conditioning, more decadent than a swimming pool, ice cream has long been popular among Washingtonians, including those who crave the cold treat at times when "blizzard" takes on a much more literal meaning.
By chowing down on a cone, cup or bowl of your favorite flavor this summer, you are partaking of a time-honored D.C. tradition that everyone from politicians to Senate pages to military servicemembers have enjoyed.
Here, courtesy of the Library of Congress' digital archives, is a look at ice cream in D.C. from days gone by.
Two Department of Agriculture employees, Mary E. Sarber and Luella Dever, taste-test ice cream made with salt-preserved cream, 1939.
Sen. Earnest W. Bigson of Vermont digs into his favorite dessert in 1936. The senator was a reputed "ice cream fiend," according to the Library of Congress.
The International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers presents a giant ice cream cake for President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, received on his behalf by Secretary to the President Marvin H. McIntyre in 1937.
Sen. Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana and his wife enjoy an ice cream party with Senate pages.
Sgt. George Camblair has a frozen snack at Fort Belvoir, Va., in 1942.
The ice cream truck visits a Greenbelt, Md., federal housing project in 1942.
Polar bear statues welcome customers at an ice cream stand along Route 1, near Washington, D.C., in 1940.
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The wait is over. David Tennant and Olivia Colman make their return to Broadchurch in the season two premiere on BBC AMERICA tonight (March 4) at 10/9c.
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Ben Whishaw makes his return to BBC AMERICA as star of the thriller London Spy, set for a premiere later this year. And the network has released a first snap of the actor in character, seen above.
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Oh hello there! ITV have published a couple of photos depicting the cast of Broadchurch Season 2 at their first read-through, which took place yesterday in London.
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Many British celebrities have names that capture the royalty, prestige, and history of Great Britain. Below is our list of 10 celebrities with these quintessentially British monikers.
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Charlotte Rampling, whose icy cool demeanor crossed with sexy hauteur has been heating up movie screens for five decades, is now the focus of The Look, a new documentary opening today (November 4).
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