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Selsa's from the village of Pacorral in the municipality of Tecpan. She's 53-years-old and works hand weaving traditional textiles and raising animals. She's been doing this for years since it's her means of earning a living to get ahead with her family. Her husband works as a day laborer and thanks to his and her entire family's support she's managed to move her family forward. Her dream is to expand her business more to earn higher profits to improve her quality of life. She's asking for the loan to buy raw materials to manufacture the traditional textiles.
Doña Selsa es originaria de la aldea Pacorral del municipio de Tecpan tiene 53 años de edad, ella se dedica a la elaboración de tejidos típicos a mano y a la crianza de animales.
Desde hace años ella viene realizando esta actividad ya que es el medio que tiene para salir adelante con su familia.
El esposo de ella trabaja como jornalero y gracias al apoyo de el y de toda su familia ella ha podido sacar adelante su familia.
El sueño de ella es ampliar mas su negocio para obtener mejores ganancias para mejorar su calidad de vida, esta solicitando este credito para la compra de materia prima para la elaboracion de tejidos tipicos
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China expressed its opposition and summoned Tokyo's ambassador on Thursday to deliver a "strong reprimand" after Abe paid respects at the Yasukuni shrine.
The site honours several high-level officials executed for war crimes after the second world war, a reminder of Japan's 20th century aggression and a source of bitterness for China and other Asian countries.
"People are getting tired of such futile 'strong condemnations'," said an editorial in the Global Times, a paper close to the ruling Communist Party that often strikes a nationalist tone.
"China needs to take appropriate, even slightly excessive countermeasures" or else "be seen as a 'paper tiger'", it warned.
It suggested barring high-profile Japanese politicians and other officials who went to the shrine from visiting China for five years.
Abe's visit was the first by an incumbent Japanese prime minister to the inflammatory site since 2006, and came as tensions between the two Asian powers have escalated since last year over a territorial dispute in the East China Sea.
State-run media also excoriated Abe, who has sought to shore up Japan's military.
"In the eyes of China, Abe, behaving like a political villain, is much like the terrorists and fascists on the commonly seen blacklists," the Global Times said.
The China Daily called the visit "an intolerable insult" that had "slammed the door to dialogue shut", adding that "Abe knew it would be an insult. But he does not care".
It criticised the leader's "sheer hypocrisy" and "nasty track record", including "his denial of the aggressive nature of Japanese intrusions during WWII, his lack of remorse for Japan's historical sins".
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi called Abe's visit "a flagrant provocation against international justice and treads arbitrarily on humanity's conscience", a ministry statement said on Thursday.
China and Japan, the world's second- and third-largest economies, have important trading ties.
But conflict over the East China Sea islands known as the Diaoyus in China and the Senkakus in Japan have soured diplomatic relations since last year.
The controversial visit has been widely condemned around the world.
South Korea's Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Yoo Jin-ryong, called it a deplorable and anachronistic act that damaged ties between the two countries and summoned a top Japanese diplomat in Seoul to protest. He added: "We cannot withhold regret and anger over the visit."
China and South Korea have repeatedly expressed anger in the past over Japanese politicians' visits to Yasukuni Shrine, where Japanese leaders convicted as war criminals by an Allied tribunal after World War Two are honoured along with those who died in battle.
The two countries have been especially touchy about visits to the shrine by serving Japanese prime ministers, and Abe is the first leader in office to pay homage at Yasukuni in the past seven years.
The U.S. Embassy in Tokyo issued a statement saying Japan's leadership had "taken an action that will exacerbate tensions" with neighbours.
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alot of us here in south east asia dat suffered during ww2 have move on after all it has been more than 70 years but the issue is not if we have move on or not but the continuous visit @ ys and insultingly deny by the Japanese govt itself is the problem. japan knows this and yet they keep doing it. I personally feel it is very provocative.
what Mercedes is saying is correct if you are in her/his shoes.
how do we solve it and how do we move forward is subject to how japan govt wants to deal with it.
if there is any suggestion on your part, that would be grateful and highly appreciated
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pipe (which contains the main catalyst...and connects the exhaust system to
the engine/turbo).
The muffler is the end section of the exhaust. It is what "muffles"
the sound coming out of the engine. Some people prefer loud mufflers and large
tail pipes...it's your choice as long as it is a high flow muffler and it delivers
the look and sound you want.
A "cat-back" exhaust system begins at or rather connects to the
factory catalytic converter. The larger than factory tubing then runs to a less
restrictive muffler (that is louder and sounds more powerful) before venting
exhaust gases to the atmosphere. Exhaust gases still leave the engine and pass
through the low cost, restrictive factory catalytic converter. Simply put, it
is typically a "Muffler" + "Center Pipe"
The down pipe is what connects the "cat back" of the exhaust to
the turbo.
In stock form, the WRX has two catalytic converters, one directly after the
turbo and another one a little farther down (the factoy down pipe is actually
made up of two pieces bolted together).
Also notice the difference in the opening between the factory downpipe and
the aftermarket downpipe where it connects to the turbo. The factory piece has
half of the turbo blocked off where the aftermarket piece has a "Bellmouth"
The Bellmouth design makes enough room for the wastegate and exhaust gases
to pass freely on through and out the muffler. There will be a noticeable difference
from changing out your downpipe, both in power and a slight sound increase as
well. A high performance down pipe replaces the factory cat with a high flow
cat or removes the cat completely. There are also different kinds of downpipes.
You have "catted" and "non-catted", there are also downpipes
available with a divorced wastegate.
Catted downpipes will usually have one or two "high flow catalytic converters"
inside the downpipe. The "high flow cat" as it's called, is
put in there to try and help out with emissions. This will also help keep sound
levels down, but not by much. There isn't much of a difference in power
between catted and non-catted. It's not a difference you will feel unless
you are running high horsepower applications. In most states tampering with
the vehicles exhaust may be illegal so check with your local laws before switching
out your system.
Another choice you may need to make is whether to go with a "Divorced
Wastegate" style or an "Open Mouth" style. The theory behind
the divorced wastegate style is that, by separating the exhaust gasses and the
wastegate gasses, this will smoothen out the flow of gasses that exit the turbo.
Some divorced wastegate designs, will completely separate the two gasses by
giving them their own tube to flow through.
The "Open Mouth" design is the most common among after market downpipes.
This gives the exhaust and wastegate gasses plenty of room to flow through.
The 3" diameter of most downpipes offers more than enough room for the
majority of bolt on turbos. With some turbo applications, a monstrous 3.5"
diameter is used and is necessary for high horsepower applications. Put this
altogether and you have a turbo back exhaust or in other words, a Down Pipe
+ Cat Back Exhaust = Turbo Back Exhaust. Remember that while you do gain power
by removing the cats...if you remove all the catalytic converters from your
vehicle, you now have an off-road only vehicle.
A turbo back exhaust is a "Cat Back" + "Down Pipe".
A turbo back removes the factory catalytic converter and replaces it with either
a straight pipe or a high flow catalytic converter. With a higher flow capability,
a turbo back exhaust has greater potential for more horsepower. Typically, with
all things being equal, on a properly tuned, forced induction vehicle (turbo
charged) a "turbo back" exhaust will net 5-10 more horsepower than
a "cat-back" exhaust. With reduced backpressure coming off the turbo,
a "turbo back" exhaust will theoretically allow the turbo to spool
up quicker (i.e. 100-500 rpm).
Below is Cobb's Turbo back exhaust system. Notice the high flow cat at
the end of the downpipe. (the lump in the top pipe) and the increased size in
the pipe's diameter.
Turbo back exhausts range from $900-1,500 where as "cat-back" exhausts
range from $450-750. The bottom line is that you are paying between $30-60 per
pony…not bad when all things are considered.
Furthermore, a "turbo-back" exhaust provides you with
a good foundation if/when you plan to pump up the ponies even higher than the
typical "stage I".
The up-pipe is what transfers exhaust gasses from the header to the turbo. The
reason behind changing out your up-pipe is because in the 02-05 WRX models and
05 and up Legacy GT models, there is a "pre-cat" in the up-pipe
that is quite restrictive. By changing that out with a cattless up-pipe, you
remove that restrictive catalytic converter and free up some torque in the process.
It is also important to know that if you keep the factory up-pipe in, increase
power, and increase boost, overtime, you run the risk of breaking apart the
catalytic converter and sending pieces into your turbo, which is never a good
thing (unless your looking for a reason for a turbo upgrade ;-) ). Below is
a picture of APS' "flex" up-pipe:
An up-pipe is good for approx. 9 hp and is a worthwhile upgrade. This helps
the turbo spool faster and gives the car a little more "aggressive"
sound. The downside (especially to tree-huggers) is you are removing one more
of the catalytic converters and will trigger a check engine light (though we
can't condone removing a cat on a street car, the check engine light is easiliy
fixed with a Cobb
Access Port or an O2
Boss/CEL Spacer)
It is also good to know that if you own a 06 and up WRX, or any
STi, there is NO "pre-cat" in the up-pipe like the 02-05 WRX models.
This makes life a little easier for you as there is no necessity to change out
the up-pipe. If you have ever installed an up-pipe, you know it's no walk
in the park. It is said by many that the up-pipe install is the hardest "bolt
on" install on the WRX. Some STi owners as well as 06-07 owners will change
out the up-pipe to get every ounce of power they can out of their little boxer
engine. Aftermarket up-pipes usually will have a slightly increased diameter
pipe helping the turbo to spool quicker giving you more torque, or that feeling
of being pushed back in your seat we all love.
Headers (also known as the Exhaust manifold) are a worth while upgrade that
will help bring out more horsepower and torque. Headers have a slight increase
in diameter over that will help flow more of the exhaust gasses over stock.
There are a couple different kinds of headers that you've probably seen
such as: One Piece, Two Piece, Equal Length and Un-Equal length. One Piece means
that the Header and the up-pipe come as one piece, you can't separate
them. "Two piece" means the exact opposite. Either the Header will
come by itself, or it will come with an up-pipe that will have to be bolted
to it for installation. For example: The Invidia Header unit comes as one solid
piece. Notice how the up-pipe is welded on so it is "One Piece",
and when you look at the APS unit, it has the Header and the up-pipe as two
separate pieces. Some "Two Piece" units have to be bought with the
right up-pipe because it will not bolt up to any other up-pipe.
"Equal Length" and "Un-Equal Length" are pretty much
self explanatory. "Equal Length" means that both lengths of pipe
that come off the block are of equal length such as the PERRIN header, and yup
you guessed it "Un-Equal" mans that the length of pipe that comes
off the block are un-equal.
The unequal length header is what gives you the "Boxer Rumble"
we love. I think PERRIN gives a good description of what happens: "Because
of the unequal nature of the OEM header, the exhaust pulses are paired together
causing that lump sound. The PERRIN header changes the note of the exhaust because
of it equal length design. The sound pulses from the exhaust are equalized and
spread out, causing the smoother, more refined sound coming from the exhaust".
Headers are usually good for about 10-15hp and will help you out in your top
Invidia "One Piece" Header APS "Two Piece" Header
PERRIN "Equal Length" Header Borla "Un-Equal Length" Header
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History is rich with rules for conducting war. The Geneva and Hague conventions comprise the modern international law of armed conflict, while humanitarian norms are detailed as far back as the Old Testament. But for some of today's most dangerous threats, there are no such laws — at least, not yet.
Cyberspace is so new a domain that many of its standard operating procedures are still being determined. Unfortunately, that's happening while a new era of digital warfare is unfolding.
Present-day cyber risks run the gamut from fairly innocuous password hacks to attacks with the potential to bring a country's daily operations to a grinding halt. While the latter hasn't happened yet, the government's highest-level leaders insist the capability is there.
"I'm very concerned at the potential to be able to cripple our power grid, to be able to cripple our government systems, to be able to cripple our financial systems," Defense Secretary Leon Panetta told the Senate Armed Services Committee in June. "It would virtually paralyze this country. And as far as I'm concerned, that represents the potential for another Pearl Harbor, as far as the kind of attack that we could be the target of" using cyber warfare.
The Defense Department is seeking to navigate the way ahead in cyber war, or so-called non-kinetic warfare, but it's a complicated process that is subject to numerous delays. Partnership with a number of government agencies and industry is required, and officials are still determining who should do what, how and when. Even trickier is deciding what constitutes an act of cyber war.
Right now, a primary goal is to establish that governance with new cyber rules of engagement, a digital-era version of the laws that guide U.S. participation in conflict.
To do that, DOD must come together across its components and with other agencies, including the Homeland Security, Justice, State, Treasury and Commerce departments. Decision-makers also have to integrate new cyber laws with the existing framework and initiatives, such as DOD's Strategy for Operating in Cyberspace, the White House's National Security Strategy and International Strategy for Cyberspace, and DOD's Quadrennial Defense Review.
Echoing DOD officials before him, Panetta has said in many testimonies and briefings that collaboration with the private sector is also crucial. Given that much of the nation's at-risk critical infrastructure is privately owned, neglecting to address its defense would defeat the purpose of establishing cyber rules.
"The overwhelming percentage of our nation's critical [information] infrastructure, including the Internet itself, is in private hands," then-Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn said last summer. "With the threats we face, working together is not only a national imperative, it is also one of the great technical challenges of our time."
Defining cyber war
Through this labyrinth of people, organizations and laws, the rules of engagement are taking shape. And speed is of the essence.
Until now, DOD cyber operations have largely been governed by George W. Bush-era National Security Presidential Directives, but those can't keep pace with the latest threats and don't adequately cover civilian and private networks, cyber experts said. The rules of engagement will aim to better define U.S. involvement in cyber conflict, reflect today's concerns and help determine funding for cyber defense.
"These investments are critically important; they set the foundation for the department's ability to face and defend against an ever-growing threat from malicious cyber actors," Madelyn Creedon, assistant secretary of defense for global strategic affairs, testified before a subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee in March. "Whereas that threat was once the province of lone-wolf hackers, today our nation, our businesses and even our individual citizens are constantly targeted and exploited by an increasingly sophisticated set of actors."
According to Creedon and Gen. Keith Alexander, commander of the Cyber Command and director of the National Security Agency, DOD put extensive work into the policy and operational planning aspects in the run-up to the new rules' deployment. Beyond conducting a thorough review of existing rules, department officials partnered with the Joint Staff to create an interim framework designed to standardize DOD's various cyber-related structures and relationships ahead of the formal publication of the rules of engagement.
Exactly when that publication will come is unclear. The rules have been close to release for several months and were most recently expected in March. Lt. Col. April Cunningham, a DOD spokesperson, said the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the Joint Staff and appropriate combatant commands are still working on the issues. Furthermore, any discussion of the plan's details would be inappropriate because they are "pre-decisional," and rules of engagement are typically classified and not for general release.
Given the number of competing interests, unknown variables and turf disputes, the policy formulation delays don't come as a surprise, said Jim Lewis, a senior fellow and cybersecurity expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
"There are dilemmas that this particular weapon creates: Who authorizes use? What uses are authorized and at what level?" Lewis said. "Is it a combatant commander, Cyber Command or the president? What sort of action justifies engagement? There is a lot of progress in thinking about how to use the cyber weapon but not enough progress in working out the details of how you actually pull the trigger."
DOD's goal is to model the new rules of engagement on traditional laws of conflict, using similar legal and military structures. Doing so would make it easier to integrate the plans into routine training and operations, Lewis said.
But cyber warfare also flouts some of the established norms for armed conflict.
"We have ideas [for traditional weapons] of proportionality, limited effect, not targeting civilian populations — these conventions that have been developed over the years through practice and consensus," said Richard Bejtlich, chief security officer at Mandiant. "All of that gets blurry when you're talking about cyber because it's interconnected by definition. Ideas like proportionality are more difficult. It's hard to argue a cyber weapon was used only where it was supposed to be used, like you could with precision-guided munitions."
The nature and sophistication of many cyberattacks make identifying perpetrators — and thus targeting retaliation — a very difficult task. It's also tricky to determine what constitutes an attack or what kind of cyberattack would elicit an armed response. Plenty of incidents of espionage, harassment, theft and even targeted attacks have been widely publicized, but so far, none have escalated into armed conflict.
However, the Stuxnet virus that afflicted the Iranian nuclear program in 2010 and its recently discovered malware cousin, the Flame virus, marked a turning point and illustrated the rising stakes in international cyber conflict — and the potential for escalating retaliation.
Stuxnet is reported to be the handiwork of the U.S. and Israeli governments and is believed to have damaged as many as 1,000 gas centrifuges at Iran's Natanz uranium enrichment facility. Flame, which shares common computer code with Stuxnet, secretly mapped and monitored Iran's computer networks and sent intelligence back to its creators, presumably in preparation for possible cyberattacks.
Under its new rules, DOD will seek to define when such activities could trigger an armed response if they're targeted at U.S interests, experts say.
"Everything in government is predicated on the idea of maintaining stability…and stability often comes from predictability, knowing what's going to happen in a given situation," Bejtlich said. "The idea of rules of engagement is that if you think there's going to be a conflict, you can imagine how it will play out, what the damage may be and how you can prepare for it. If there are no rules of engagement, then you have no idea how bad things could get, and there's likely to be more damage."
Answers at last?
As cyber warfare plays a growing role in global conflict and as the world's dependence on networked capabilities continues to swell, cyber rules of engagement are becoming increasingly important.
"Absent some civilization-destroying event, I think we will never again see a kinetic conflict without a cyber component," said Daniel Ryan, a professor of systems management at National Defense University. "The interesting question is the other way around: If an incident begins with a cyber 'attack,' is that legally sufficient to permit a kinetic response? Article 51 of the UN Charter speaks of self-defense in response to an 'armed attack,' so the question is, can a cyber incident rise to the level of an armed attack?"
Ryan said it could end up depending on whether a cyberattack creates widespread destruction and casualties — in the legal world, an effects test — and therefore could be considered on the level of an armed attack.
Still, it's possible the rules of engagement might not offer a crystal-clear answer to perhaps the most obvious question of where cyber conflict ends and armed warfare begins. So far, official guidance has lacked those kinds of details.
In his International Strategy for Cyberspace, President Barack Obama noted that "when warranted, the U.S. will respond to hostile acts in cyberspace as we would to any other threat to our country." Alexander referenced that quote in congressional testimony in March detailing the Pentagon's pledge to assert itself in the cyber arena.
"DOD's components, particularly Cyber Command, seek to maintain the president's freedom of action and work to dissuade others from attacking or planning to attack the United States in cyberspace," Alexander testified. "We will maintain the capability to conduct cyber operations to defend the U.S., its allies and its interests, consistent with the law of armed conflict."
It's possible the lack of clear answers might be attributable to the fact that much of the decision-making is happening in real time, just as cyber warfare is unfolding.
"Sorting out how we will use the new military capability at the same time we're building it has been an issue," Lewis said. "The way to think of this is [to ask] how do we make it like any other military action…like authorizing Special Forces? The goal is to get this in the framework that we use for all military command decisions. What will always be a situational decision is when to exploit, when to disrupt or when to destroy."
Industry being pulled from the sidelines
There are some stark differences between traditional warfare and the kind going on in cyberspace. For one thing, industry has never been a direct participant in conflict, but with cyber adversaries targeting both public- and private-sector networks and assets, that involvement is quickly changing.
"Unlike other realms, the cyber domain has heavy involvement in the commercial sector and the degree to which the commercial sector is directly targeted," said Eddie Schwartz, vice president and chief information security officer at RSA. "It has to be included in any preparation or response, whether defensive or offensive. Historically, we've maintained a dichotomy…but our adversaries are not constrained in that way. They don't have the statutory limitations we have."
In a conflict in which information reigns supreme and that information belongs to both government and industry, a new kind of dynamic is required. Accordingly, a number of proposed laws currently making their way through Congress seek to bridge existing shortfalls in communication between companies and government.
"There will be more opportunities for commercial companies to participate, and they're going to have to defend themselves out of necessity," Schwartz said. "There have to be parallel tracks. It's not just about what the military is doing or not doing. It's about what all of us are doing."
Cyber skirmishes
The need for rules of engagement to govern a U.S. response to a foreign-sponsored cyberattack is growing, but it's hardly new. In the past decade, there have been numerous examples of international cyber incidents in which presumably state-sponsored actors penetrated systems and stole national secrets or disabled critical industrial or military assets belonging to another nation. Here are some of the more notable ones.
2003 Titan Rain targets U.S.
Highly skilled hackers allegedly working out of the Chinese province of Guangdong access systems and steal sensitive but unclassified records from numerous U.S. military bases, defense contractors and aerospace companies.
2007 Cyberattacks hit Estonian websites
Distributed denial-of-service attacks cripple websites for the Estonian government, news media and banks. The attacks, presumably carried out by Russian-affiliated actors, follow a dispute between the two countries over Estonia's removal of a Soviet-era war memorial in Tallinn.
2008 Cyber strike precedes invasion of Georgia
Denial-of-service attacks of unconfirmed origin take down Georgian government servers and hamper the country's ability to communicate with its citizens and other countries when Russian military forces invade.
2010 Stuxnet undermines Iran's nuclear program
The Stuxnet worm is planted in Iranian computer networks, eventually finding its way to and disrupting industrial control equipment used in the country's controversial uranium enrichment program. The United States and Israel are believed to be behind the attack.
2011 RSA breach jeopardizes U.S. defense contractors
Hackers steal data about security tokens from RSA and use it to gain access to at least two U.S. defense contractors that use the security vendor's products.
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By MELINDA TUHUS
Published: May 20, 2001
AFTER graduation ceremonies are over today at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, things will settle into summer mode. But while the setting may be bucolic, things will not be quiet, because construction is under way.
Some say it is hard to argue with success, and Quinnipiac, which last year changed its status from college to university, appears to be successful by almost any measure as it continually expands.
The university's student body has grown; its program offerings have multiplied; its buildings and real-estate holdings have increased, and its reputation as a top-tier regional school has been cemented with favorable ratings in the college issue of U.S. News & World Report.
Also, the percentage of residential students increased from 50 percent in 1988 to 85 percent by 1998. Only one-third of Quinnipiac's student body hails from Connecticut, while the rest come from 20 other states and a handful of foreign countries.
Still, there are some who do argue with the school's success -- not as an educational institution, but as a land developer. They are the residents who live around Quinnipiac and make up the Sleeping Giant Neighborhood Association, a group that was formed a decade ago and takes its name from an adjacent state park. The group is upset about the expansion. Many of them said they believed the school's administration has not been candid with them about its plans, which often have an impact on them.
A few weeks ago, the group met at a house near the campus to discuss the university's most recently proposed projects. There is already construction under way for a new academic building. The members stressed that they were not simply opposed to all expansion in their backyards, but objected to not being kept abreast of the school's plans.
''There have been 11 projects since 1990 that we have given our tacit approval to by not opposing,'' said Anne Coyle, acting president of the association. ''We just want to be included in the process, not as full partners, but as participants.''
John Lahey, Quinnipiac's president since 1987, said he was trying to accommodate the needs of the university as well as be a good neighbor. He expressed frustration that residents felt excluded from the process because, he said, his administration had kept them apprised of its plans.
The residents said that on more than one occasion through the years, Mr. Lahey has said ''the campus is complete,'' but then, with the regularity of final exams, the university keeps sending proposals to Town Hall for expansions.
On Wednesday, Hamden's Planning and Zoning Commission held the first of two special meetings to consider special permits for Quinnipiac, which wants to build two parking lots, a dormitory at the edge of the main campus abutting one of the town's three scenic roads and expand the student recreation center.
''There are two distinct issues that the town and Quinnipiac University are wrestling with,'' Roger O'Brien, the town planner, said. ''One is how to deal with the popularity of the college and its growth on its existing campus in a manner that recognizes the needs and concerns of neighbors. The other is, since they don't have enough residential capacity on campus, that the lifestyle of residents in single-family neighborhoods and the lifestyle of the students cause conflicts, and that's what zoning is for.''
In 1997, the town's planning and zoning commission approved a new dormitory, but, under pressure from the neighborhood association, said that it would be the last dormitory the school could build. The school began buying property and now owns 24 houses and 42 other pieces of land in Hamden, although not all of it is in the immediate area. Last fall the school sent out a letter seeking to buy more homes.
Last June, Hamden's town planner requested a master plan from the university, which the school submitted in late April. According to the plan, 23 of the 24 homes owned by the school are scheduled for student housing. Mr. Lahey said if the school was going to be barred from building more dormitories, it had no choice but to create off-campus housing. But he has also repeatedly said that ''Quinnipiac has no desire to buy houses and put students in them.''
For the coming year, all seniors will be required to live off-campus, following through on a change in the housing policy, which the university announced in their freshman year.
Mr. Lahey said if the school was allowed to build a new dormitory on campus, it would sell some of the homes, while using others for academic and auxiliary purposes, and perhaps for faculty or graduate student housing. For residents and the university, there have been zoning and court battles over an off-campus parking lot and off-campus houses, which the planning and zoning commission has determined are dormitories and thus excluded from the neighborhood by zoning regulations.
Mr. Lahey said he had ''despaired'' about having a relationship with the neighborhood association when, in 1999, the university had met all the stipulations the town required for the building of an off-campus parking lot, yet the association still ''turned around and sued us.'' The lot was eventually built.


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Mercy Davison
2420 days, 20 hours ago
The Bloomington market is one of the ways that central Illinois can enjoy fantastic fresh produce in the heart of the richest farmland in the world. It's a patch of Eden in a sea of soy beans and corn.
Kevin Suess
2420 days, 20 hours ago
I love the Blue School House Farm!
Erika Kubsh
2422 days, 6 hours ago
I love the downtown bloomington farmers' market. All of the farmers are local and there is always great variety. The atmosphere can't be beat either!
Rhonda Massie
2420 days, 20 hours ago
The atmosphere is the very best. I actually get up early on Saturdays to head downtown. That's saying something!
Kathy Boeckman
2423 days, 3 hours ago
I enjoy the good foods, especially the wide variety of organic greens, and I enjoy the local artists, who produce a nice variety of homemade items at very reasonable prices.
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100% local!
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The farmers' market is a wonderful way to buy the freshest and most beautiful produce and other products. People come in droves to walk, visit and shop.
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2377 days, 2 hours ago
Since moving to Bloomington-Normal, I've been amazed consistantly with the variety as well as open nature of this community's Farmer's Market. I love the artist's lane, but the home-made salsas and sauces is where it's at. Whenever I'm in the mood to do some creative cooking, I know this saturday morning gathering will come through with some unexpected ingredient to serve as inspiration.
Kris Sulzberger
2377 days, 5 hours ago
Every Saturday morning, I'm delighted to see the variety of locally grown vegetables, fruits, and herbs that are available at the market. I appreciate the fact that so many of our local farmers are willing to take time from their day to share their goods, and especially thankful to those farmers who provide antibiotic-, hormone-, and growth-hormone-free meats and pesticide- and herbicide-free produce. Our market farmers are more than willing to answer customers' questions, and if their booth doesn't have what the customer wants, they happily direct the customer to a booth that does.
Mike O'Donnell
2378 days, 9 hours ago
Beautiful fresh fruits and vegetables every Saturday morning. Friendly farm vendors. Opportunities for artists, small businesses, and non-profit organizations to sell their baked goods and crafts. Enjoyable social atmosphere in downtown Bloomington.
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I love taking my 2 small children. A stroller and a preschooler in tow, we get to talk about colors and new veggies and become excited about what's for dinner. Being able to pet the doggies and a balloon animal makes for a perfect Saturday morning.
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Hi! My name's Clarissa. I go to the University of Michigan, hopefully to major in Screen Arts and Culture and I was thinking of a minor in Creative Writing.
Ever since I was in elementary school I have always had an energetic and creative imagination. I wrote TONS of lengthly stories throughout my schooling and I want to continue that maybe/possibly/HOPEFULLY as a career. I love watching movies (seriously though, that's like all I do at home ;]) and I really have a knack for video editing, so I'm working to gain even more skills so I can edit films in the near future!
Things about me: I love movies, I love to sing (but shouldn't do it out loud), dancing is my passion, I'm a family person AND I love to laugh :].
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26:0108(13)CA - NLRB and NLRBU Local 6 -- 1987 FLRAdec CA
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26 FLRA No. 13 NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Respondent and NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD UNION, LOCAL 6 Charging Party Case No. 2-CA-50471 DECISION AND ORDER I. Statement of the Case This unfair labor practice case is before the Authority under section 2429.1(a) of the Authority's Rules and Regulations based upon a stipulation of facts entered into by the Respondent, the Charging Party, and the General Counsel. The General Counsel and the Respondent have filed briefs. The complaint alleges that the Respondent violated section 7116(a)(1), (5), and (8) of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute (the Statute) by refusing to furnish to the Charging Party information which is normally maintained in the regular course of business and which is reasonably available and necessary for full and proper understanding and negotiation of subjects within the scope of collective bargaining. Specifically, the Union sought data to represent a unit employee in connection with a grievance. II. Background The National Labor Relations Board Union (the NLRBU) is the exclusive representative for a consolidated nationwide unit of the Respondent's employees, including full-time and regular part-time professional employees in the Respondent's Regional Offices. NLRBU Local 6, the Charging Party (Union), has been delegated authority by the NLRBU to process the request for information which is at issue. In January 1985, employee Mary Theresa Enyart, of the Respondent's Pittsburgh Regional Office, submitted a request to work a part-time schedule to the Regional Director. The Regional Director prepared memoranda on the request for the Respondent's Assistant General Counsel, who was responsible for acting on the employee's request. The Regional Director's memoranda included a recommendation that the employee's request be denied. Following review of the employee's request and the Regional Director's memoranda, and discussions with higher management officials, the Assistant General Counsel denied the request. The information in the memoranda was used in management's internal deliberative process. The Respondent considered the information essential in making its decision on whether to grant the employee's request to work a part-time schedule. The decision was communicated to the Regional Director and the employee by the Assistant General Counsel in a letter dated March 8, 1985. On March 15, 1985, in order to evaluate a prospective grievance, the Union asked the Respondent to furnish workload data for the Pittsburgh Region and a copy of the Regional Director's recommendation on the part-time work request. The Respondent furnished the workload data, but refused to furnish a copy of the Regional Director's recommendation. Thereafter, the Union filed a written grievance on the employee's behalf, asserting, among other things, that the Regional Director had expressed personal hostility toward part-time work schedules in meetings with the employee and that the Respondent's denial of the work schedule request reflected a failure to appreciate and give deference to the purposes of the Federal Employees Part-Time Career Employment Act of 1978. After the Respondent denied the grievance at step two of the grievance procedure, in June 1985, the Union repeated its request for a copy of the Regional Director's recommendation. The Respondent refused this request in August 1985, after denying the grievance at the third step. The unfair labor practice charge was filed on August 23, 1985, and was amended on October 9, 1985. The General Counsel issued the complaint on December 23, 1985. The Respondent and the Union have agreed to extend the time limit for referring Enyart's grievance to arbitration pending resolution of this case. The parties stipulate that the document sought, the Regional Director's recommendation, is normally maintained in the regular course of business, is reasonably available, and that disclosure of the memorandum is not prohibited by law. /1/ III. Positions of the Parties The General Counsel argues that the Regional Director's recommendation constitutes data which is necessary, within the meaning of section 7114(b)(4)(B) of the Statute, for the Union to perform its representational responsibilities in evaluating and processing the employee's pending grievance. The General Counsel also argues that information requested by the Union does not constitute guidance, advice, counsel, or training for management officials or supervisors relating to collective bargaining within the meaning of section 7114(b)(4)(C). Noting the parties' stipulation that the recommendation is normally maintained by the Respondent in the regular course of business and that its disclosure is not prohibited by law, the General Counsel contends that the Respondent's refusal to furnish the Regional Director's recommendation constitutes a refusal to comply with section 7114(b)(4) as alleged in the complaint. The Respondent argues that since the Union has received a copy of the Respondent's written decision on the work schedule request, the Regional Director's recommendation is not necessary and relevant for the Union's processing of the grievance. The Respondent also argues that the recommendation constitutes guidance, advice, counsel, or training for management officials or supervisors relating to collective bargaining. Finally, the Respondent argues that release of the Regional Director's recommendation is prohibited because release would interfere with management's deliberative process concerning the exercise of management's right to assign work under section 7106(a)(2)(B) in denying the work schedule request. Based on these arguments, the Respondent contends that it was not obligated to furnish the recommendation to the Union under section 7114(b)(4) and, therefore, that the complaint should be dismissed. IV. Analysis and Conclusions On the basis of the arguments of the Respondent, we must determine in this case whether the Respondent was obligated under section 7114(b)(4) to release of a copy of the Regional Director's recommendation. For the reasons which follow, we conclude that release of the recommendation would constitute an interference with management's deliberative process which is prohibited by section 7106 of the Statute. Therefore, we conclude that release of the information is prohibited from disclosure under section 7114(b)(4). In National Federation of Federal Employees, Local 1431 and Veterans Administration Medical Center, East Orange, New Jersey, 9 FLRA 998 (1982), the Authority held nonnegotiable a proposal which required union representation on committees established by management to review, to make recommendations, and to take action with respect to the exercise of management's right to assign work and other matters. The proposal conflicted with section 7106 by allowing the union to interject its


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Photo courtesy of AP/Charles Krupa The Chicago Blackhawks have won the Stanley Cup with the most improbable final moments in Stanley Cup history. The Boston Bruins were leading 2-1 with 1:16 left in the third period of game 6, when the improbable happened. Brian Bickel tied the game up for the Blackhawks and then Derek Bolland put them ahead 17 seconds later. What a phenomenal game and series this was. Congrats to the Chicago Blackhawks for winning their second Stanley Cup in the last four years. Check out the videos of the fantastic finish after the jump. And here's the cup clincher…just 17 seconds later I'd like to give a special thank you to the NHL for making this season one of the best I can remember. Maybe it was that condensed schedule, or maybe it was just all of the phenomenal athletes? But whatever it was, keep on doing it. The post Chicago Blackhawks Win The Stanley Cup With Two Goals In 17 Seconds Late In Third Period (VIDEO) appeared first on Total Sports Blog.
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Norm Chow finally gets his chance to sit in the big chair.
According to this Honolulu Advertiser report, the former offensive coordinator for USC's most recent national championship team will become the Warriors' new head coach.
In 2011 Chow was the offensive coordinator at Utah - where he played what must have been a delicious role in hastening the departure of UCLA's Rick Neuheisel in a 31-6 late-season victory.
Chow was the offensive coordinator at UCLA but was dismissed after the 2010 season.
Chow was Brigham Young's offensive coordinator when Jim McMahon, Robbie Bosco, Steve Young and Steve Sarkisian were quarterbacking there.
He had interviewed nnd pursued several other head coaching openings through the years but gets this shot at age 65.
In Chow's four seasons at USC the Trojans won the BCS national championship, an Orange Bowl and a Rose Bowl, and he coached Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart, who won Heisman Trophies.
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Ari Goldkind: The Hulk made his racist remarks in the privacy of his bedroom, unaware he was being secretly recorded. That's what did him in and that's bad for us all
And, more importantly, how do we rise to something better?
Twice, at two separate hospitals in Toronto, staffers decided to help themselves to Mr. Ford's private medical information.
Ontario's public-sector salary disclosure violates the privacy of thousands while offering the public surprisingly little actual transparency
New anti-terror measures being considerd by the United Kingdom would work great, if the terrorists were a bunch of 16-year-old girls
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Summer Camp Secrets Collection - 12 Books (Collection)
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Summer Camp Secrets is a brilliant new series all about the fun to be found at summer camp. There are competitions and cookouts, gossip and games, boys and bunk warfare... and girly secrets galore! Featuring a cast of likeable characters who appear in every book, this series offers reassuring continuity and plenty of essential - but pleasurable - reading practise for confident young readers this summer.
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- Publisher: Usborne Publishing
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These books are the best. I'm trying to get books 13 to 18 in a set as I have read 1 to 12 of these books. They are the best books I've ever read. At first I never thought I would read them but it turned out they are the best as they are so fantasic. I can't put them down and am really sad that I haven't got books 13 to 18.Abigail, 27/02/2011
I love summer camp secrets. It's a girlie type book. Thanks Melissa for writting nice books. I have read til blogging buddies.Neha, 20/02/2011
My daughter really likes these books and she wants the next set so I have to find them now.Cheryl, 02/01/2011
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The Summer Camp Secrets book is the best book I've ever read in my entire life!!! When I finished the first book, I knew I had to read all the rest and it was absolutely amazing!!! Thank you Melissa J. Morgan!!!Nina1998, 04/11/2010
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Noah James was born 12/31/2012
i Soooooo didn't want to know so soon. It's gonna be the looonnnnnnggggggeeeeeeesssssssssssstttttttttt 9 months of my life!
Now faith is assurance of things hoped for, proof of things unseen. Hebrews 11:1
I personally enjoy being pregnant. This is our 4th. The first stage is a pain and not the most fun. So far I am having some not so fun back pain. But if you try to keep a positive attitude even through the aches it might help a little. Good luck!
I actually keep forgetting I'm pregnant, it hasn't sunk in yet. I'm afraid I'm going to accidentally eat/drink/whatever something I'm not supossed to :)
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