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- "Time is the fire in which we burn."
- - Tolian Soran, 2371
Doctor Tolian Soran was an El-Aurian scientist who, in the 24th century, attempted to destroy two stars and an inhabited planet in an effort to gain entrance to the Nexus, an extradimensional realm in which all one's desires are transformed into reality.
23rd century
In the 23rd century, Soran was one of the few survivors of a Borg attack on his homeworld, which resulted in the deaths of his wife and children. In 2293, Soran became a passenger on a transport vessel, the SS Lakul, when it became trapped in an extremely intense gravimetric distortion trailing from an energy ribbon which acted as an entrance to the Nexus. While trapped in the distortion, Soran and the other passengers experienced brief moments in the Nexus, where Soran was able to live a life where the Borg had not killed his family. Soran's experiences in the Nexus were short-lived, however, as he and the others were beamed away to the USS Enterprise-B, which had responded to a distress call. Upon finding himself in the Enterprise's sickbay, Soran began ranting, demanding to be returned, forcing Commander Pavel Chekov to sedate him. Soran subsequently became obsessed with returning to the Nexus and dedicated the next 78 years of his life to discovering a means by which to do so.
24th century
By the year 2371, Soran had developed a plan whereby he would destroy two stars, thereby altering the gravitational forces near the energy ribbon, altering its course and bringing it to planet Veridian III, where Soran would be waiting for it. To accomplish his goal, Soran entered into an alliance with the Duras sisters, who agreed to secure trilithium, a nuclear inhibitor with which Soran would destroy the stars, in exchange for research allowing the sisters to develop a trilithium-based weapon. As Soran prepared to fire a solar probe equipped with trilithium into the Amargosa star from the Amargosa observatory, the outpost came under attack by Romulans, who were attempting to retrieve the trilithium which the Duras sisters had stolen from them. Soran was rescued by the crew of the USS Enterprise-D, and was later able to return to the observatory and launch the probe, destroying the star. As the Enterprise crew attempted to rescue an away team from the observatory before the resultant shock wave arrived, Soran was retrieved by the Duras sisters, and subsequently traveled to the Veridian system, where he intended to destroy the Veridian star.
The Enterprise crew ultimately uncovered Soran's plot, realizing that Soran intended to destroy the Veridian star despite the fact that it would destroy all planets in the system, including Veridian IV, which supported a humanoid society of 230 million individuals. The Enterprise arrived at Veridian III, where Captain Picard beamed to the surface in an attempt to reason with Soran. Picard was ultimately unsuccessful, however, failing both to appeal to Soran's reasoning- Soran grimly stating that everyone died and he was no longer concerned about preserving life- and in his subsequent attempt to penetrate the force field around Soran's equipment and stop him from launching the probe into the star. As the star was destroyed, the energy ribbon was diverted to the surface where it transported both Soran and Picard into the Nexus, immediately before the destruction of all of the planets in the system, and the Enterprise.
Inside the Nexus, however, Picard was able to make contact with James T. Kirk, who had been pulled in during the Enterprise-B's encounter with the ribbon. Picard was able to convince Kirk to leave the Nexus with him, traveling back in time to a point before Soran had launched the probe. As Picard attempted to sabotage Soran's launcher, Kirk fought Soran, a confrontation which ultimately led to Kirk's death when he fell off the scaffolding holding Soran's equipment while trying to recover the remote control for the launcher. Kirk's sacrifice, however, allowed Picard to successfully disable Soran's launcher. As Soran returned to the probe, he found that Picard had engaged the locking clamps, destroying the launcher and killing Soran in a massive explosion. In the aftermath, Picard reflected that he disagreed with Soran's perception of time as a predator, preferring to see it as a teacher that encouraged him to treasure every moment as it would never come again. (Star Trek Generations)
Soran was played by actor Malcolm McDowell.
At least two different versions of Soran's death were written for the script of Star Trek Generations. Additionally, two versions of Kirk's death were shot. The first involved Soran directly killing Kirk with a disruptor bolt, shooting him in the back. This version proved unpopular at early screenings so an alternate death (the scaffold bridge death) for Kirk was filmed and used in the theatrical release.
Alternate timelines
In an alternate timeline, Soran had originally succeeded in reaching the Nexus. Since Soran's plan initially worked, it is suggested that that Soran is in fact still in the Nexus, since time has no meaning there.
The early edition of the novelization for Star Trek Generations featured one of the alternate death scenes for Soran. In this version, Picard succeeds in disarming Soran's probe, preventing its launch and the destruction of the star, and allowing the ribbon to pass the planet by. Soran charges at Picard in a fury, who snatches up Soran's disruptor and shoots him dead in the chest.
The novelization gives the name of Soran's deceased wife as Leandra. It also notes that Soran was aware of Picard's trip into the Nexus due to the lack of alternative explanations for Kirk's presence, increasing Soran's rage at Picard for depriving him of his wife again.
External links
- Tolian Soran at StarTrek.com, the official Star Trek website
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For Phase One Fridays I highlight Phase One recipes from the past that have been my personal favorites. I make this salad every summer, as soon as Costco starts carrying the fresh mozzarella pearls and I have fresh basil in the garden!)
This Tomato, Olive, and Fresh Mozzarella Salad with Basil Vinaigrette is the perfect salad to make when it's fresh tomato season and your garden is bursting with tomatoes and fresh basil. However it can also have mood-enhancing properties if it's a very rainy first week of summer where you live, even if you have to buy tomatoes from Costco and it takes every basil leaf you can manage to snip from your puny plants.
I have to confess though, it was the adorable mozzarella pearls made by Bel Gioisio Cheese I found at Costco that really inspired this salad. If you're not familiar with fresh mozzarella, it's a very soft cheese that comes packed in brine. The "pearls" are tiny pieces about the size of marbles, and they were delicious with the tomatoes and fresh basil.
I tried the salad a few different ways, but I actually preferred it with plain old black olives from a can rather than with Kalamata or Spanish olives. I used the extra large sized olives.
Tomato, Olive, and Mozzarella Salad with Basil Vinaigrette
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1 can large black olives, cut in half (6 oz. olives after draining)
3 cups cherry tomatoes, cut in half
1 cup fresh mozzarella pearls, cut in half (or use regular fresh mozzarella and cut into pieces
1/2 cup vinaigrette dressing (I used my favorite vinaigrette, but any type of homemade or bottled vinaigrette that you like will work. A good choice would be Newman's Own Olive Oil and Vinegar Dressing, which is widely available and has only 1 gram of sugar.)
1/2 cup chopped or torn fresh basil leaves
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Caprese Salad with Apricots from Rand at Kalyn's Kitchen
Heirloom Tomato Basil Mozzarella Salad from Simply Recipes
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Basil and Garlic Marinated Mozzarella Sandwich with Tomatoes from Lucullian Delights
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An analysis in the January 2013 issue of Consumer Reports magazine revealed 69% of pork chops and ground pork that the organization sampled from around the U.S. tested positive for Yersinia enterocolitica, a bacteria that, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), can result in fever, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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As much as it is against the Vim-way of doing things, it would be nice to have the mouse do the right thing when it is used once in a while. This tip refines tip Use Alt-Mouse to select blockwise for gvim.
Holding down Alt + dragging the left mouse button will activate the Visual Block, much like how MS Word works. Holding down Shift + dragging will switch it back to Visual mode, and vice versa. Insert-Visual[Block] mode is called if mouse highlight is activated from Insert mode. This tip also fixes some issues with the default Alt/Shift + clicking to make it work more seamlessly.
This tip also attempts to resolve an issue that was brought up in the Vim mailing list:
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:version) have trouble pasting from external sources. They are not able to access the clipboard, and have to make use of the middleclick paste function. Unfortunately, if the mouse option was set as '
:set mouse=a', the middleclick paste will not help. On the other hand, if the mouse option wasn't set, the middleclick paste would work fine, but instead, many of the console mouse functionalities such as positioning, wheel-scrolling and window sizing would not work.
This is fixed by only allowing middleclick paste to work in Insert mode. Extended mouse functionalities are sacrificed in Insert mode but will work in other modes like Normal and Visual modes.When a middleclick paste is issued in Normal mode, it switches to Insert mode to do the paste. If it is issued in Visual mode, it cuts the highlighted text, and switches to Insert mode to do the paste to simulate a "paste over selection".
To avoid indentation when middleclick pasting: hit <F7> first to enable paste mode, middleclick, and hit <F7> again to disable paste mode (see :help 'paste').
"place in vimrc set nopaste if has("gui_running") "mouse visual block (ala MS Word) nmap <A-LeftMouse> ms<LeftMouse><C-v>`so imap <A-LeftMouse> <Esc><C-v>`^ms<Esc>gi<LeftMouse><C-o><C-v>`so vmap <A-LeftDrag> <LeftDrag> vmap <A-LeftMouse> <C-v><LeftMouse>msgv`s vmap <S-LeftMouse> v<LeftMouse>msgv`s set mouse=ra else "paste toggle nmap <F7> :set paste! paste?<CR> imap <F7> <C-o>:set paste!<CR> vmap <F7> <Esc>:set paste!<CR>gv "xterm mouse with middleclick paste nnoremap <MiddleMouse> i<MiddleMouse> vnoremap <MiddleMouse> s<MiddleMouse> set pastetoggle=<F7> mouse=rnv "choose either one set ttymouse=xterm "set ttymouse=xterm2 endif
I don't know why, but your tip for blockwise selection doesn't work for me.
But it inspired me to look for a solution and the following lines do a blockwise selection for me.
"mouse visual block (ala MS Word) nmap <A-LeftMouse> <LeftMouse><C-V> vmap <A-LeftDrag> <LeftDrag> imap <A-LeftMouse> <LeftMouse><C-O><C-V> vmap <A-LeftMouse> <Esc><LeftMouse><C-V>
The tip makes use of mark s, so make sure it's not already used. Also, I tested it with Vim 6.3 and above. What version of Vim are you using?
It's good that you found a mapping that works for you. I tailored the mappings above so that it tries to be as faithful to the current mode that you are in. For instance, performing <A-LeftMouse> when in Insert mode block highlights, visually, from the position of the cursor to the position of the leftclick, invoking Insert-Visual mode (not Visual-only mode).
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United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is an agency of the United Nations tasked to serve as a catalyst, advocate, educator, and facilitator to promote sustainable development and smart use of the global environment.
This article contains information that was originally published by the United Nations Environment Programme . Topic editors and authors for the Encyclopedia of Earth may have edited its content or added new information. The use of information from the United Nations Environment Programme should not be construed as support for or endorsement by that organization for any new information added by EoE personnel, or for any editing of the original content.
UNEP is able to carryout these goals by collaborating with UN entities, international organizations, national governments, civil society, non-governmental organizations, and many other partners.
UNEP has designated six priority ares that are given the highest priority in their decision making and guidance: climate change, resource efficiency, disasters and conflicts, environmental governance, harmful substances and hazardous waste, and ecosystem management.
In addition to the work done by UNEP in the six priority areas, UNEP also conducts work in additional environmental areas including biodiversity, biosafety, energy, environmental assessment, indiginous peoples, poverty and environment, regional seas, and many more.
UNEP work encompasses assessing global, regional and national environmental conditions and trends, developing international and national environmental instruments, strengthening institutions for the wise management of the environment, facilitating the transfer of knowledge and technology for sustainable development, and encouraging new partnerships and mind-sets within civil society and the private sector.
In 1988, UNEP in collaboration with the World Meteorological Organization (another UN organization), created the Intergovernmental Penal on Climate Change (IPCC), to" assess on a comprehensive, objective, open and transparent basis the best available scientific, technical and socio-economic information on climate change from around the world."
Achim Steiner has been the Executive Director of UNEP since 2006.
During the 1960's, the World began increasing its response to the environmental effects of industrialization. During this time, the United Nations was focused on peacefully using atomic energy, and convened meetings on this issue internationally on multiple occasions. After attempts by Swedish diplomats and Permanent Representatives to have conferences focusing on the complex environmental problems occuring, the General Assembly supported the convening of the first United Nations Conference on the Human Environment (UNCHE) in 1972, which paved the way for the establishment of UNEP. This conference became known as the "Stockholm Conference", named after the capital city where it was held. Following the Conference in the fall of 1972, delegates from around the world gathered in New York at the United Nations General Assembly to discuss an institutional and financial framework for the environment. The decisions here established the functions, form, financing, and location of what would later become UNEP. UNEP is headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya.
Since its creation, UNEP has been a key player in the creation of many revolutionary treaties and organizations. In 1977, UNEP initiated the World Plan of Action on the Ozone Layer in order to bring attention to the newly realized issue of the destruction of stratospheric ozone. From this, the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer was started in 1985, establishing the principle of international cooperation on ozone destruction and stressing the need to cooperate in research and monitoring of the ozone. For the first time, nations agreed in principle to tackle a global environmental problem before its effects were clear or scientifically proven. This was followed, in 1987, by the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, a treaty with a timetable to phase out and eventually eliminate the production and consumption of these chemicals. In 1991, UNEP responded to the 1990 decision by the Parties requesting the Secretariat to publish and update a regularly Handbook, setting out the Protocol as adjusted and amended, with the decisions of the Parties and other relevant material by publishing the Handbook for the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer. Since 1990, the Protocol has been adjusted on six occasions. The UNEP Ozone Secretariat serves as the Secretariat for both the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer and the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer. Its duties include arranging for and servicing the major conferences and meetings of the conventions as well as their bureau, working groups and assessment panels.
UNEP played a pivotal role in coordinating the UN system's preparations for United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED), held in Rio de Janeiro in June 1992. This event is often simply referred to as "the Rio Conference."
Beginning in 1978, each UN agency appointed a Designated Official on Environmental Matters (DOEM), to work with and advise UNEP's Executive Director. The DOEMs regularly reviewed the collective environmental work of UN bodies and agencies in preparation for UNCED and were involved in discussions on post-UNCED institutional arrangements. UNCED in adopting Agenda 21 (in chapter 38, paragraph 21), reaffirmed UNEP's coordinating role, stating that, "in the follow-up to the Conference, there will be a need for an enhanced role for UNEP and its Governing Council. The Governing Council should, within its mandate, continue to play its role with regard to policy guidance and coordination in the field of the environment, taking into account the development perspective". Agenda 21 further stipulated that UNEP should concentrate, on "promoting international cooperation in the field of environment and recommending, as appropriate, policies to this end".
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was also established by UNEP, along with help from the World Meteorological Organization, in 1988 to assess the state of existing knowledge about climate change: its science, the environmental, economic and social impacts and possible response strategies.
Since the inception of UNEP, there have been 5 Executive Directors responsible for coordinating, under the guidance of the Governing Council, environmental programmes within the UN system, to keep their implementation under review and to assess their effectiveness, and to advise, as appropriate and under the guidance of the Governing Council, intergovernmental bodies of the UN system on the formulation and implementation of environmental programmes The Executive Director is elected for terms of four years. Listed below are the Executive Directors of UNEP throughout the years. Achim Steiner, Executive Director of UNEP
- Maurice Strong (1972–1975)
- Mostafa Kamal Tolba (1975–1992)
- Elizabeth Dowdeswell (1992–1998)
- Klaus Töpfer (1998–2006)
- Achim Steiner (2006-Present)
The Governing Council
The Governing Council was created by the General Assembly of the United Nations in accordance with resolution 2997, December 15, 1972. This council was created to carry out the functions and responsibilities of UNEP and serve as the main representation for the programme.
The council is responsible for such tasks including promoting international cooperation in the environmental field, providing policy guidance, continually reviewing the impacts of national and international environmental policies and measures on developing countries, and ensuring national and international programmes and projects are compatible with developmental plans and priorities of their countries.
Support for International Agreements and Discussions
UNEP also hosts several environmental convention secretariats including:
- the Ozone Secretariat and the Montreal Protocol's Multilateral Fund;
- CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora);
- the Convention on Biological Diversity;
- the Convention on Migratory Species;
and a growing family of chemicals-related agreements, including:
- the Basel Convention on the Transboundary Movement of Hazardous Wastes; and,
- the recently negotiated Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs).
UNEP's global and cross-sectoral outlook is reflected in its organizational structure, its activities and is personnel.
To ensure its global effectiveness UNEP supports six regional offices, plus a growing network of centres of excellence such as the Global Resource Information Database (GRID) centres and the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC). UNEP also has major offices in Geneva and Paris, where its Division of Technology, Industry and Economics is situated.
UNEP is separated into seven divisions:
early warning and assessment (DEWA) - provides timely, scientifically credible, policy-relevant environmental analyses, data and information for decision-making and action planning for sustainable development. It monitors, analyzes and reports on the state of the global environment, assesses global and regional environmental trends and provides early warning of emerging environmental threats.
environmental policy implementation (DEPI) - responsible for addressing the environmental causes of disasters and conflicts as well as their consequences. It also handles adapting to climate change and management of our ecosystems. This covers ecosystem services and economics, fresh water and terrestrial ecosystems, and marine and coastal ecosystems.
technology, industry and ecomics (DTIE) - keeps the worlds environmental situation under review. To accomplish this, DTIE provides policy advice and early warning informations based on their assessments. DTIE also is responsible for facilitating the development, implementation and evolution of norms and standards and developing coherent links between international environmental conventions.
regional cooperation (DRC) - responsible for undertaking relevant information and data-gathering to bring regional perspectives to the development of UNEP policies and programmes. They are also the division who presents UNEP global policies in the regions and enlist support for them at all levels. They implement and complement relevant parts of UNEP's global programmes through initiating, coordinating, and catalyzing regional and subregional cooperation and action in response to environmental problems and emergencies. Since this division handles present the policy, they also assist in the development of policies and programmes on global and regional environmental issues between and within Governments in the regions. DRC also promotes cooperation between UNEP and non-governmental organizations and the private sector.
- environmental law and conventions (DELC) - promotes the progessive development and implementation of environmental law in order to respond to environmental challenges. This is particularly accomplished by supporting States and the international community in strengthening their capacity to develop and implement legal frameworks. The DELC also was created to support the implementation of Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) by parties while respecting the legal autonomy of MEAs and the decisions taken by their respective governing bodies.
- global environment facility coordination (GEF) - builds the link between science to policy (Capacity Building, Enabling Activities) at national, regional and global levels. GEF also raises awareness of UNEP and evironmental issues and advocates for UNEP.
communications and public information (DCPI) - creates public awareness of environmental issues in the media and implements environmental outreach campaigns (such as the Billion Tree Campaign, the Climate Neutral Network, Seal the Deal!, and UNite to Combat Climate Change). This is the division responsible for publishing UNEP magazines "Our Planet" and "Tunza". DCPI also maintains the UNEP library and documentation centre and responds to public inquiries.
Each of these divisions were created to carry out their responsibilities concentrating on the six priority areas.
UNEP releases a wide array of publications available for the public, some at a cost, on many hot environmental issues. These publications include guidance manuals for practitioners in the environmental economic field for regulating services of ecosystems, status reports on issues such as recycling rates of metals, and recommendations to develop efficient sustainable lifestyle policies and initiatives.
In addition to the varying publication topics, UNEP also publishes an annual report which catalogues the work done by UNEP throughout the previous year and shows its future relevance to meet the emerging challenges in years to come. UNEP also publishes two seperate periodicals, TUNZA and Our Planet. Our Planet is a free publication available to the public, with each issue focusing on a specific theme like biodiversity, clean technology, or green technology implementation and use. Our
Planet is publishes multiple publications throughout each year. TUNZA is the UNEP magazine for youth, written by the youth and focusing on their issues.
Further Reading
- United Nations Environment Programme
- Ivanova, Maria, Moving Forward by Looking Back: Learning from UNEP's History, in Global Environmental Governance: Perspectives on the Current Debate, Edited by Lydia Swart and Estelle Perry, Center for UN Reform Education, May 2007
- Global Environmental Outlook (GEO-4)
- Africa Environment Outlook 2: Our Environment, Our Wealth
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The Tsuchikage (土影, Literally meaning: Earth Shadow) is the leader of Iwagakure and thus recognised as the most powerful shinobi in the entire village. The Tsuchikage are known for holding true authority, having their shinobi obey every command without hesitation. There have been three Tsuchikage so far in the history of the village. Most of the buildings in this village are comprised of stone with the Tsuchikage resining in the tallest one which has a cone-shaped roof. The building also bears the kanji for Tsuchi (土, Literally meaning: Earth).
List of Tsuchikage
First Tsuchikage
Main article: First Tsuchikage Ishikawa (イシカワ, Ishikawa) was the First Tsuchikage (初代土影, Shodai Tsuchikage, Literally meaning: First or Founding Earth Shadow) who founded Iwagakure in the Land of Earth. In the anime, he was stated to be a member of the Kamizuru Clan.[1]
Second Tsuchikage
Main article: Mū Mū (無, Mū) was the Second Tsuchikage (二代目土影, Nidaime Tsuchikage, Literally meaning: Second Earth Shadow) of Iwagakure.[2]
Third Tsuchikage
Main article: Ōnoki Ōnoki (オオノキ, Ōnoki, Viz: Ohnoki), renowned as "Ōnoki of Both Scales" (両天秤のオオノキ, Ryōtenbin no Ōnoki, English TV: Ohnoki the Fence-Sitter), is the Third Tsuchikage (三代目土影, Sandaime Tsuchikage, Literally meaning: Third Earth Shadow) of Iwagakure.[3]
- Two of the three Tsuchikage have been known to use underhanded tactics to ensure prosperity for their village, in times of alliances and peace. Due to this, the remaining great shinobi villages frown upon Iwagakure and its shinobi.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. – With the clock ticking for reaching a deal on transportation funding, lawmakers in Annapolis heard testimony Wednesday on Senate President Mike Miller's proposal to add a 3 percent sales tax on gas and to allow local counties to raise the gas tax to 5 percent.
Among those who testified were Montgomery County Executive Isiah "Ike" Leggett and Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker.
"I think his proposal is a good start," Leggett says. "We have a healthy debate going on. We've seen what's happened in Virginia. As a result, I am more optimistic of getting a statewide bill."
At the testimony, Baker stressed the need for the money.
"Montgomery County, Prince George's County and Baltimore City all need that funding now," Baker says.
Gasoline is currently exempt from Maryland sales tax, but the proposal wants this rule to expire. It hopes to use the money to replenish the Transportation Trust Fund, which is used for road improvements, buses and rail projects, such as the Purple Line.
"For us, having funding for Purple Line transit stations – which are economic hubs – will help us see commercial growth in Prince George's County," Baker says.
Leggett has also been vocal about the importance of the Purple Line and the Corridor Cities Transitway in keeping Montgomery County economically competitive.
The Maryland Department of Transportation reports the fund will go bankrupt by 2018 without action from Annapolis.
The proposed bill also calls for a study on leasing out the Intercounty Connector, although some transportation experts don't consider that a likely option.
Miller considers his proposal a "menu of options," which both Leggett and Baker say are necessary to strike a deal that works for everyone.
"In Montgomery County, we have somewhere in the neighborhood of 100,000 jobs that may be affected by our inability to have transportation options," says Leggett.
However, a new report out from Americans for Prosperity Maryland and the Sage Policy Group finds that Miller's proposal would cost Maryland 959 jobs and $124.4 million in economic activity.
"It is impossible to know the impact of transportation investment on the state's economy without having a better sense of how additional monies would ultimately be spent and where," the report states. "What one does know for certain is that Maryland's households would have less money to spend on items such as groceries, retail items, personal services, home improvements and vacations."
As an alternative to the gas tax, the authors of the report suggest Maryland consider higher tolls while also adding high occupancy toll lanes, similar to the I-495 Express Lanes in Virginia. The report also suggests that Maryland consider increasing vehicle registration fees to bring in more transportation revenue.
In addition, a 2011 Blue Ribbon Commission on Transportation Funding in Maryland recommends higher tolls and raising registration fees.
However, Gus Bauman, who chaired the Commission, says tolls and fees won't raise nearly enough money on its own to make an impact on replenishing the Transportation Trust Fund.
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The DPAA Strategic Media Planning Committee is proud to announce and invite you to our upcoming webinar, "Selling to Media Strategists and Buyers: How to Engage Them in Digital Place-based Conversation," brought to you in cooperation with the Digital Signage Federation.
The presentation is a result of the work done by the DPAA's Strategic Media Planning Committee and will be presented by its chairwoman, Jennifer Bolt, who also co-chairs the DSF's Membership Committee. The presentation is geared to network sales forces, and is intended to help them understand the perspective of Media Planners and how best to call on them. DPAA and DSF members please mark your calendars and join us for this presentation August 17th at 2PM Eastern. DPAA & DSF members must register to attend.
DPAA's Strategic Media Planning Committee's mission is to enable Strategic Planners and DPAA members to most effectively and efficiently conduct business. As such the committee has been working to identify the key questions strategic planners want answered from media providers and outline the expectations that strategic planners have of sellers in terms of preparation for sales calls and development of programs. Committee members include chairwoman: Jennifer Bolt/rVue, Jack Sullivan/Starcom, David Dietze/Captivate, Tracey Blaine/OMA, Tracey Lipton/OMA, Scott Lyon/Captivate, Peter Bowen/SeeSaw Networks, Jim Spaeth/Sequent Partners, Christina Radigan/OMG, Sean Smith/DraftFCB, Paul Lindstrom/Nielsen, and Bill Ketcham/Adspace.
DPAA and DSF are cooperating on this webinar and will be included as part of DSF's monthly educational webinar series. Through its Education Committee the DSF offers a monthly webinar program series and is dedicated to creating and disseminating an educational program that will result in member companies operating more professionally, productively, profitably and responsibly.
About Jennifer Bolt:
As SVP, Chief Strategy Officer at rVue Jennifer Bolt brings 22 years of media strategy experience to the Strategic Media Planning Committee. In her most recent role as Executive Director, Engagement Planning and Innovation at TracyLocke, Bolt led her team in client strategy across traditional, non-traditional and emerging media. She was also the champion of the agency's innovation initiative which evaluated and recommended new technologies and digital media platforms for marketplace viability and partnerships. Some of Bolt's clients included 7-Eleven, American Airlines, Coors Brewing Company, Harrah's Entertainment, JCPenney, Polaris, Pepsi, Tabasco, Victory Motorcycles, and Yum! Brands. Her extensive retail and CPG experience includes consultation on digital signage networks. As a thought leader in the industry, Bolt serves on advisory boards for the DSE and DPAA. She also serves on the Board of Directors for DSF.
About DPAA:
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(a) In General.— In carrying out the provisions of this title, the Secretary shall, wherever practicable, authorize the use of photogrammetric methods in mapping, and the utilization of commercial enterprise for such services.
(b) Guidance.— The Secretary shall issue guidance to encourage States to utilize, to the maximum extent practicable, private sector sources for surveying and mapping services for projects under this title. In carrying out this subsection, the Secretary shall recommend appropriate roles for State government and private mapping and surveying activities, including—
(2) research in surveying and mapping instrumentation and procedures and technology transfer to the private sector;
(3) providing technical guidance, coordination, and administration of State surveying and mapping activities; and
Source(Pub. L. 85–767, Aug. 27, 1958, 72 Stat. 913; Pub. L. 104–59, title III, § 321,Nov. 28, 1995, 109 Stat. 590; Pub. L. 112–141, div. A, title I, § 1517(a),July 6, 2012, 126 Stat. 574.)
2012—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 112–141, § 1517(a)(1), substituted "shall" for "may".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 112–141, § 1517(a)(2), substituted "State government and" for "State and" in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 112–141, § 1517(a)(3), added subsec. (c).
1995—Pub. L. 104–59designated existing provisions as subsec. (a), inserted heading, and added subsec. (b).
Effective Date of 2012 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 112–141effective Oct. 1, 2012, see section 3(a) ofPub. L. 112–141, set out as an Effective and Termination Dates of 2012 Amendment note under section 101 of this title.
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LSU professors and wetland ecologists, Dr. Irving Mendelssohn and Dr. Karen McKee, answer questions about possible oil spill effects on wetlands, mechanisms of damage to plants, and pros and cons of clean-up procedures. Mendelssohn has studied the coastal habitats along the Louisiana coast for over 30 years and has published more than 100 scientific articles on wetlands, 25 on oil spill impacts. For more information on wetlands, please visit the Wetland Foundation website.


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[Stargate Studios] [Sam Nicholson, CEO, Stargate Studios] I'm Sam Nicholson. I am CEO of Stargate Studios. Stargate is an international production company, a virtual production company. We have I think seven companies in seven countries, and we're all knitted together with Adobe products. We carry 24 shows at once, generally speaking, and probably 75% of those are dramatic television. So each one of those has 22 episodes, and they hit on a weekly basis. So in any week we generally have five or six deliveries in a week— sometimes three or four in a day. The majority of our work is the virtual backlot, which is seamless, photo-real virtual reality or reality fusion with live action being taken. So that's very challenging. We really do use every one of the products in the Creative Cloud. From preproduction with Illustrator we conceptually knock out. Of course, Photoshop is the be-all and end-all of still photo manipulation. In initial compositing, all of our map painters use Photoshop. As we go through the process, we get into shooting and that drops us quickly, very quickly into SpeedGrade. We love SpeedGrade because it can give us the LUTs that we need to look at raw footage and really see what it's going to look like and do some LUTs that we can pass through into Premiere. Premiere is an awesome editor. I mean, honestly, we were Avid. We've tried them all. And we just recently put Premiere into our entire Middle Eastern facility because it's economical, it has a non-specific resolution ingest, so you can drop 4k next to an iPhone on the same timeline and you don't have to transcode—fabulous. We've now taken Premiere as our editor within all of our facilities at Stargate. After Effects is—we've been fans of After Effects before Adobe was actually, when it s CoSA After Effects. We've known and built a pipeline around After Effects. We've tried every single other compositing software, and we keep coming back to After Effects because it does everything. And it's an open architecture that you can automate. Now with the Cinema 4D integration moving into the 3D aspect and 3D motion tracking, that's very, very, very important to us because we're doing virtual fusion. Fusing virtual objects to real cinematography is the future, and Cinema 4D and that fusion into the Creative Cloud— it's a big ol' cloud with a lot of tools. It's just how you use them that is up to you. I'm hearing horror stories that people are running around with their hair on fire in the visual effects business, and the fire engine in this case— the people who are putting the fires out—it's Adobe. The reason for that and the reason I say that is the accessibility to the tools and affordable tools, you can be a world-class artist using the Adobe Creative Cloud. You can be part of this global community. You won't miss the train because of the accessibility of the tools and the integration of these tools. And that is what the Creative Cloud is all about, I think, is networking millions and millions of people all over the world with these fabulous tools to express themselves. That's what Stargate is. That's what we're trying to do. So we're just trying to be a piece of that, and it's an exciting ride. [Adobe® Creative Cloud™] [Adobe®]
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Last Friday President Jakaya Kikwete announced a credible Constitutional Review Commission, proving that he was really determined to leave a legacy as someone who spearheaded and bequeathed the nation a constitution by the people and for the people.
We call it a credible team because of the calibre of those who have been appointed by the president to spearhead this crucial process of gathering people's views in our quest to have a new constitution that fulfills the needs of our nation and time.
Judging by the names of those appointed on Friday, it's obvious that in picking the team the president went beyond political expediency by sticking to the credibility, integrity and ability of its members to deliver.
This is one of very rare occasions in which President Kikwete has proved to be fully committed to giving Tanzanians a good constitution. We understand that the appointed individuals have their political affiliations, but we strongly believe that they will act beyond their political straitjacket.
We are fully satisfied by the way the President has so far handled the constitutional review process. First, he went against the wishes of the majority of his own party's MPs when he decided to meet opposition parties, mainly Chadema, whose legislators had boycotted the constitutional review bill debate in Parliament.
After meeting Chadema's leaders as well as other opposition parties' representatives, the constitutional review Act was amended and taken back to Parliament, which rubbed the wrong way hardliners within the ruling party.
Even when the MPs from his party were utterly against the president's move, he still met them and convinced them that an all-encompassing new constitution was in the national interest and had therefore to be handled with clear minds devoid of partisan and ideological fetters.
On Friday President Kikwete proved again that he was acting beyond partisanship by appointing a credible team to drive the process. Should this process sail though as planned and produce a people-centred constitution before 2015, it will give President Kikwete a very strong legacy to be cherished by future generations.
The President has played his role effectively and fairly. Now it's our turn as citizens of this country to perform our duty, bearing in mind that what is being sought is not a document for a particular political party, race, tribe or religion, but a mother of all laws which will protect our country and its people for many generations to come.
We should bear in mind that we are not seeking a new constitution to defeat the ruling party or block the opposition from winning in future general elections. We should understand that what we are seeking is a constitution to stand this country in good stead long after we, the drafters, will have departed from the stage.
For us to play our role effectively, first of all we should read and understand the current constitution - its weaknesses and strengths. It would be an exercise in futility to challenge a document whose contents one has not read and digested.
The media should also play a crucial role of educating the masses in order to create awareness about the constitution-making process and why it matters in our lives.
Political parties, civil societies, lawyers and religious leaders should also play a role by educating the masses. In so doing, they should understand that the forces that unite us as a nation are stronger than our political ideologies and ethnicity.
We should engage in constructive debate instead of destructive discussions led by emotions and cheap politics.


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We wonder what percentage of the Tanzanian public found time to listen to National Examinations Council of Tanzania (Necta) executive secretary Dr Joyce Ndalichako, as she released the results of the 2011 Form Six national examinations in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday.
But even assuming she attracted the attention of millions of people as she leafed through her report, we can bet not many have fully digested the message she had for the nation and the world.
We were just next to the Necta executive at the news conference she used to make the examination results public information, and thereafter made an intensive run through her report.
At least on the surface, the report had much for people with the interests of Tanzania at heart to applaud and celebrate – for why not sing and dance with joy on learning that performance in terms of the number of candidates having passed the examination had improved?
But a more thorough analysis of what Dr Ndalichako had to say points to aspects and developments that ought to be cause for great concern, even sadness.
For instance, she referred to a slew of irregularities that she said rendered the examinations as a process much less of the resounding success they were expected to be had everything gone the way they were supposed to have gone.
Giving examples of improper conduct demonstrated as candidates cracked their heads in examination rooms, she said some invigilators were neither experienced in overseeing the process while others were not even teachers – which she described as a gross violation of laid down regulations and procedures.
Apparently aware that her hands were sort of tied in that there was precious little the council she heads could do about the mess, all she would say was that she was "confident" the relevant authorities would take appropriate remedial or corrective action if efforts to forestall any form of foul play did not work to satisfaction.
This was not the first time for her to breathe a fire that weak, nor indeed was she the first Necta boss or government authority to promise wrongdoers a largely elusive tough time.
The only notable development appears to be that things are currently not as bad as obtained, say, seven to ten years ago – when exam leaks were so vicious and widespread that they were generally viewed as the proper way to conduct examinations.
Despite the overall improvement reported, though, education authorities should not rest on their laurels in the mistaken belief that there is no more possibility of our relapsing into the nasty situation of the bad old days.
There should be thorough checks – regular and impromptu – in all schools and other institutions of learning, with a view to ensuring that students' performance is based on merit and not determined by extraneous forces or factors such as cheating or corruption.
Only a playing field made as level as possible can ensure that students and schools showcase their true qualities as decided though continuous assessment and during graded examinations.
We need to devise ways of creating conditions under which all students and schools find equitable room to excel, and not otherwise, if we really want to sing happier songs in the future.


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The following events happened in the 1710s.
- 1711: Quaffles are first coloured red to make them distinguishable during a muddy winter.[1]
- 1714: The 1714 Edict is issued by Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.[2]
- 1717: The Killing, Cruciatus and Imperius Curses are first considered Unforgivable by the Ministry of Magic.[3]
Notes and references
- ↑ Quidditch Through the Ages - Chapter 6 (Changes in Quidditch Since the Fourteenth Century)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (film) - see this image.
- ↑ The Tales of Beedle the Bard - Albus Dumbledore on "Babbitty Rabbitty and her Cackling Stump".
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Papers Presented at the International Solar Food Processing Conference 2009 now available online!
The International Solar Food Processing Conference 2009 will be held January 14-16, 2009 in Indore, India.
The Solar Food Processing Network was introduced in April 2005 by the International Solar Energy Society (ISES) and funded by WISIONS. Since then, the Network has accumulated more than 120 registered activists, interested groups or individuals from over 40 countries.
The idea of Solar food processing is very old, when we think about traditional solar drying, yet new when we consider new solar thermal technologies which give us new food processing options. The conference aims to share new technologies, concepts and strategies of using the sun as a main energy supply for food processing with a focus primarily on solar food processing for income generation and economic feasibility.
Conference format
- Presentations (oral sessions, poster sessions)
- Workshops (food and quality standards, technology, marketing)
- Exhibition (technology and solar food products)
- Discussion Forum
- Practical Demonstrations
Aims and functions
- Provide an active exchange platform for members of the Solar Food Processing Network and solar food activists
- Share experience from all over the world
- Offer workshops with food, marketing and technology experts
- Discuss quality requirements
- Offer practical training about technology and food processing
- Discuss the format of an international solar food standard
- Foster new cooperation between participants of the international conference
- Set new targets for future activities
- Present results from the Solar Food Processing project
We would like to invite you to participate in this conference to share and learn from each other in order to support the idea and development of Solar Food Processing.
We look forward to meeting you in Indore, India in January 2009.
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GERMANTOWN, Md. (WUSA) -- A 15-year-old girl is dead after a vehicle accident at Route 118 and Wisteria Drive in Germantown on Wednesday morning.
Montgomery County police say Christina Morris-Ward of Germantown was a 10th grader at Seneca Valley High School. They believe she was walking to school at approximately 7:03 a.m. when she was struck by a Ford Fusion. She was taken to a hospital where she later died from her injuries.
The driver of the Fusion, 27-year-old Kevin Bradley Carlson of Germantown, stayed at the scene.
Police believe visibility may have been an issue. Morris-Ward was wearing dark clothing and there were overcast conditions outside, but the official cause of the accident is under investigation.
Their investigation shows that the Ford Fusion was heading north on Route 118 and had a green signal. They say Morris-Ward had crossed the southbound lanes of Route 118 and was trying to cross the northbound lanes when she was struck by the vehicle.
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(a) Recognition of historic use
To the maximum extent practicable, the Secretary shall ensure access to National Forest System land by Indians for traditional and cultural purposes, in accordance with subsection (b), in recognition of the historic use by Indians of National Forest System land.
(b) Closing land from public access
(1) Authority to close
Upon the approval by the Secretary of a request from an Indian tribe, the Secretary may temporarily close from public access specifically identified National Forest System land to protect the privacy of tribal activities for traditional and cultural purposes.
(2) Limitation
A closure of National Forest System land under paragraph (1) shall affect the smallest practicable area for the minimum period necessary for activities of the applicable Indian tribe.
Source(Pub. L. 110–234, title VIII, § 8104,May 22, 2008, 122 Stat. 1288; Pub. L. 110–246, § 4(a), title VIII, § 8104,June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1664, 2049.)
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