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The conflict management and mediation project is one of the core projects at ISDP and has been in place since its creation. The main aim is to develop today's existing methods, and instruments for conflict management and prevention but also to transfer knowledge in forms of teaching and workshops. The project aims at increasing the confidence in- and understanding of conflict management and conflict prevention in the military establishment, political elite, and research community. Research projects have been established with primarily policy institutions all around Asia.
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You can renew now by going online at IDFPR's website and renewing electronically, or you download the printed renewal form. If you renew online, you can use a credit card. If you submit a paper form, you can pay with a check. Printed forms can be sent to IDFPR, PO Box 7086, 320 West Washington St., Springfield, IL 62791.
The $100 Illinois licensing fee must be paid to the IDFPR by July 31, 2014.
Your license expiration date is listed on your IDFPR-issued pocket card. Or use the online IDFPR License Look-Up. You can call IDFPR at 1-888-4REGUL8 (1-888-473-4858).
Use the Illinois Association of REALTORS® Education Lookup to check your education credits for courses taken – and passed – through the Illinois Association of REALTORS® Licensing & Training Center.
Your course provider is responsible for sending your records to IDFPR. Keep in mind, it does not happen instantly and it may be that IDFPR has not updated its site. Your best option would be to check with your school directly.
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North Central College presents "Globalization: A Colloquium" with a keynote talk by Dr. Riad Ismat on April 30 and hosts the Midwest Conference on Chinese Thought on May 1-2 with a keynote talk by Dr. Donald Harper on May 1.
This week, the Office of International Programs continues its fall events related to the College's yearlong focus: Globalization, a contested concept. All events are free; for more information call 630-637-5132.
Tuesday, Oct. 28: Oxfam Hunger Banquet 6-8 p.m. Harold and Eva White Activities Center, Banquet Hall
Globalization is "complex, ambiguous, dynamic, gray, complicated, divisive, exciting," explained North Central College faculty at a recent panel discussion.
It's a new world, they said, as they shared how globalization has impacted their different academic disciplines and how they teach.
North Central College will present a panel discussion, featuring four North Central faculty members from different areas of study who will discuss the effects of globalization on their academic disciplines. The issue of globalization is a yearlong, campus-wide area of focus.
Free and open to the public, the panel begins at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 7, in the College's Harold and Eva White Activities Center, 325 E. Benton Ave.
North Central College students gave presentations at the 49th annual MBAA International Conference held Feb. 27-March 1 in Chicago.
Drawing some 800 participants from the United States and around the world, the conference and its presenters focused on different business disciplines, including marketing, finance, international business, legal studies, ethics, entrepreneurship and health management.
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MARTINEZ, Ga. -- Fire crews were on the scene of a fire inside the Westlake neighborhood on Friday afternoon.
We are told the home on Bellerive Circle was heavily damaged. Officials say three-fourths of the roof was destroyed and there was heavy damage to the second story.
Only one person was at home at the time of the fire and was not injured.
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Transdermal drugs and
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Transdermal drugs and
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the treatment
of hyperthyroidism
Cats are not easy to medicate.
As a veterinarian specializing in cats, I constantly find myself
faced with the dilemma of whether to prescribe an
ideal medication that has to be given three times a day vs. a
less-spectacular medication that requires only once-daily medication. Invariably, I choose the second-rate medication.
Let's face it: the vast majority of cat owners cannot reliably
pill their cat three times a day. The
best medication in the world won't work if it doesn't get into the
cat. Asking a cat owner to
medicate their cat once a day is reasonable.
Twice a day? Borderline. Three
times a day? Nearly
Our ability to medicate animals
is rapidly changing, however, due to the increase in the number of
pharmacies now offering the compounding of veterinary medications.
Initially, these pharmacies offered to convert medications that
were traditionally available only in capsule or tablet form into a liquid
form, as many cat owners find it easier to administer liquid medications
to their cat. These
pharmacies soon developed chicken, liver, beef, and tuna-flavored carrier
liquids into which the medications were dissolved. Many cats liked the flavored liquids and would take them
voluntarily if offered, although some cats still resisted, not so much due
to the taste of the medication, but rather, due to the entire process of
medicating. Cats simply do
not like to be told to eat something when they don't want to.
Pharmacologic therapy by way of
the skin offers unique opportunities to deliver medication to a cat.
Transdermal medication (delivered through the skin) is a relatively
new science, dating back approximately 20 years or so.
In human medicine, very few medications are prepared this way:
nicotine patches to help quit smoking, estrogen patches for hormone
replacement therapy, and nitroglycerines for heart disease are a few
common examples. The
tremendous growth in the use of compounding pharmacies has given
veterinarians the option of providing medications, doses, or formulations
that are not readily available from routine sources.
This has now gone beyond reformulating drugs into flavored liquids
or into doses that are more appropriate for veterinary patients.
Many of these pharmacies are advocating the use of transdermal gels
to deliver medication. As a
veterinarian, I need to know the basics: Do these medications work? What is the proper dosage to administer?
Are there side effects?
The physiologic function of the
skin is to provide a two-way barrier between what's inside the body, and
what's outside the body. Transdermal
drug absorption involves transgression of this barrier. Several variables affect the degree of transdermal drug
absorption, including the chemical characteristics of the drug, properties
of the skin, and the nature of the substance into which the drug has been
dissolved (the "vehicle"). For
example, fat-soluble drugs formulated at high concentration will be
absorbed to a greater extent than water-soluble drugs formulated at low
concentration. Healthy
intact skin generally functions as an effective barrier to drug
absorption, whereas diseased skin serves as an ineffective and
unpredictable barrier. The
vehicle within which the drug is contained greatly affects the rate and
extent of transdermal drug absorption.
Water, alcohol, and dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) have all been used,
as well as more complex formulations such as ointments, lotions, gels,
pastes, aerosols, and creams.
Hyperthyroidism is a common
glandular condition in cats. In
many cats, as they get older, the thyroid gland enlarges and produces
excessive amounts of thyroid hormones.
The elevated levels of thyroid hormone increase the body's
metabolism, causing a number of clinical signs, the most common being
weight loss despite a ravenous appetite. Other clinical signs may include
excessive thirst and urination, hyperactivity, diarrhea, panting,
excessive shedding, fast heart rate, and a heart murmur.
Surgical removal of the thyroid gland cures the condition, as does
destruction of the thyroid gland using radioactive iodine, however, many
clients refuse to pursue these avenues due to excessive cost of the
procedure, undue risk to the cat, or both.
Most clients choose to administer medication to their cat instead.
The medication, methimazole (available in generic form, or as the brand
name Tapazole), is administered to cats twice daily.
Medical therapy does not cure the condition. Rather, medication
causes the thyroid gland to reduce production of thyroid hormones.
If the medication is not administered in a consistent manner,
thyroid hormone levels will begin to rise, and clinical signs will recur.
Because medical therapy of
hyperthyroidism is lifelong, and given the difficult nature of
administering tablets to cats, several veterinarians have suggested
once-daily dosing, citing similar remission rates between once daily
dosing and more frequent dosing regiments in human patients with
hyperthyroidism. A recent study presented at the 2001 American College of
Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) Forum, however, in which hyperthyroid
cats were given either 5 milligrams of methimazole once a day vs. 2.5
milligrams twice a day, suggested that once daily dosing is considerably
less effective than twice daily dosing.
Once again, we're faced with our basic dilemma of feline
pharmacology: how to get
medication into a cat consistently and non-traumatically?
Research involving the use of
transdermal methimazole is currently underway, and preliminary results of
the studies are promising. A study presented at the 2001 ACVIM Forum, in
which 13 cats with hyperthyroidism were administered methimazole gel
(applied to the inside of the ear) resulted in clinical improvement in all
cats treated. Most cats
gained weight, and clinical signs in many cats improved or resolved.
None of the cats showed clinical side effects.
At the first recheck, approximately 4 weeks after initiating the
study, measurement of thyroid hormone levels showed a decrease in 9 of 10
cats, with 7 cats showing normal levels.
A study presented at the 2002
ACVIM Forum, however, in which methimazole was administered transdermally
to healthy cats, gave unexpected results.
In that study, healthy adult cats were given 5 milligrams of
methimazole either orally, intravenously, or by way of a transdermal gel.
Blood levels of methimazole were compared for each of the three
methods of drug delivery. The study showed, surprisingly, that methimazole absorption
following a single transdermal dose of methimazole gel was variable, but
poor in general. Only two of
six cats tested had any detectable methimazole in their bloodstream. These results seemingly contradict the results reported at
the previoius forum, and are in discordance with the increasing number of
anecdotal reports apparent efficacy of transdermal methimazole for the
treatment of hyperthyroidism. Reasons
for the poor absorption were not cited, however, the researchers
emphasized that this study, using healthy cats, involved giving a single
dose of transdermal methimazole. The
researchers hypothesized that repeated doses, as required for the
treatment of hyperthyroid cats, may enhance absorption of the drug due to
changes in the outer layer of the skin that occur when the gel is applied.
Additional studies are now underway to better characterize the dosing of
transdermal methimazole for the treatment of hyperthyroidism in cats.
Transdermal drug dosing will undoubtedly grow in importance in the
coming years, with other classes of drugs, for example, antibiotics, pain
medications, and cancer chemotherapy drugs, being formulated for such
usage. Even the most stubborn
and disagreeable cat is no match for a quick smear of a measured dose of
gel inside the ear.
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Police: 4 dead after La. shootings, 3 injured
LOCKPORT, La. – A nurse embroiled in a custody fight with his ex-wife killed his current wife before shooting his former in-laws and his onetime boss in a rampage that spanned two parishes in Louisiana, leaving three people dead and three wounded. He then fatally shot himself in the head, authorities said.
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Six Fort Carson soldiers have been injured in an attack on their convoy west of Baghdad, Iraq.
A military spokesperson in Iraq tells us that the soldiers are with the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment. At this time, no names or specific unit information is available. Fort Carson officials cannot comment on the extent of the injuries or the soldiers involved.
The spokesperson in Iraq says the soldiers were travelling in a two-vehicle convoy near Ramadi, when some sort of remote-controlled device exploded.
The injured soldiers were taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Monday marks the official start of the 2009 Hurricane Season, the kick off to many months of closely monitoring mother nature.
Currently, forecasters are predicting a normal hurricane season, with four to seven hurricanes of which one to three are likely to be major storms.
Onslow County Emergency Management says it's already preparing for a major storm, getting supplies in place and practicing drills.
Residents along the coast are also preparing, as well as hoping for another quiet season.
Emergency management officials say you should have a hurricane kit or emergency preparedness kit ready all year long.
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DENVER – Sept. 3, 2010 – Everon Technology Services LLC, with offices in Boston, Denver and Los Angeles, recently earned a spot on the Inc. 5000, an annual listing of the fastest-growing private companies in the nation.
Inc. magazine compiled the list, ranking companies according to percentage revenue growth from 2006 through 2009. To qualify, businesses had to be based in the U.S., privately held, for profit and independent. (No subsidiaries were included in the list.)
Everon, which offers outsourced IT management and Internet marketing services to small and midsize businesses, appeared on the list in 2007, 2008 and 2009, bucking the global economic recession that began in late 2007.
"In a tough economy, businesses feel intense pressure to save money, leverage their technology and market themselves more effectively," said Everon CEO Michael Cooch. "And that's exactly what we help them do."
Cooch founded Everon in Boston in 2003 and he has since expanded westward, opening offices in Denver and, most recently, Los Angeles.
The Inc. ranking caps a productive award season for Cooch and his team at Everon. In August, CRN Magazine listed Everon as one of the 40 most innovative IT service providers. Days later, Cooch earned a place on the MSPmentor 500, an annual listing of who's who in the IT services industry.
When asked about the source of Everon's success, Cooch offered a succinct explanation: "We've found that doing our best to help other businesses grow and realize their goals is good business."
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It's important to learn about local hazards before going boating in any new or unfamiliar waters. You can do this by obtaining local marine charts and/or checking with local boaters and marinas.
Local boaters and marinas typically have a wealth of knowledge about boating in their area and are usually more than happy to share it.
You should also find out if there are local rules such as horsepower restrictions, hours of operation, or access to locking operations that could impact your trip.
Now let's review some of the hazards that you'll want to be aware of when boating.
Whitewater areas
Whitewaterfrothing white-tipped water caused by the presence of turbulence, whitecaps, rapids, etc. areas can very easily drag a boat or person downstreamtowards the direction in which the current is flowing.. Rocks, debris, as well as a strong, rushing current, are some of the dangers of whitewater.
Shoaling areas
Shoaling areas (marked and unmarked) become shallow gradually and are often difficult to spot without local charts.
Hazardous inlets
Hazardous inlets can produce abnormal currenthorizontal movement of water; cause by the normal flow of a river or by the rise and fall of the tide.s or changes in water levels.
Abnormal tides or currents
Abnormal tidethe rise and fall of waters caused by the gravitational forces of the moon and sun.s or currents can affect your ability to properly navigate or steer your vessel.
Low-head dams
Low-head damsa type of dam which can be a threat to an unwary boater, swimmer, or wader due to the dangerous hydraulic it creates. pose a hazard both below and above the dam. Small vessels, objects and people can get trapped in the hydraulicthe result of water going over a dam creating a back current or undertow that can pull a boat or a person into the turbulence and capsize. 'hole' at the base of these dams, creating a dangerous situation. Always be on the lookout for warning signs or buoys indicating low-head dams.
Note: Low-head dams are especially hazardous to paddle craft. If you are paddling near a low-head dam, always try to avoid it, or portageThe act of carrying a boat or vessel overland between two waterways or around an obstacle to navigation. your boat and its cargo overland around the dam. Getting trapped in a low-head dam can be fatal. Keep a sharp lookout and avoid them!
Powerlines pose a particular hazard for sailing vessels, or any vessel with a mast. Make sure that your vessel has enough clearance to safely pass beneath any powerlines, and if you are unsure, don't take the risk.
Low seasonal waters
Low seasonal waters do not appear on local charts, which show only the average water level. You'll want to keep in mind that waters are generally higher in the spring and lower in the summer. Make adjustments for low seasonal waters, as they make it more likely for your boat to run aground.
Pay extra attention to obstructions such as bridges, channel openings and commercial fishing nets. When you are close to these types of obstructions, proceed with caution.


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I know we've debated this before, you can scroll past if you're sick of it.
Why are cats generally allowed to run free through neighborhoods, shitting wherever they see fit, eating flowers, scratching, screaming and fighting....whereas dogs have so many restrictions? Dogs must be on a leash or in a fenced yard or on a tie-down. Owners are expected to clean up after a dog's poop, not so for cats.
Why such a difference?
Is there anything that can be done about cats shitting in our driveway? We live in a trailer park and there are millions of these cats (ok slight exaggeration...but not much).
I remember a neighbor calling animal control when our dog pooped on their lawn and we failed to clean it up. Why can't I do the same about cats?


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Electrically tested the element for open circuit and found that it had blown. Bought new element and fitted same. Process is simple on this machine.This job can be done from inside the oven enclosure without having to move the unit away from the wall. SWITCH OFF ELECTRICAL SUPPLY TO MACHINE _ FIRST!Unscrew 4 screws holding plate against back wall of lower oven. Gently pull the element until you expose the the two flat 'spade' electrical connectors,use the pliers to disconnect the connections and then simply reverse the above procedure when re-installing the new element.However, I was a bit unlucky because this element replacement did not fix the original no heat problem. Looked at the electrical schematic drawing supplied with the oven and saw that the only other potential areas for investigation was the lower oven thermocouple and the rather expensive control module located in the upper part of the oven. The thermocouple was working because the temperature of the lower oven was registering and the upper bake element in the lower oven was getting hot. Made some phone calls to Maytag and they were no help at all. "We no longer give service advice over the phone because of potential legal issues". Found a local Maytag repair agent and after quotes that meant it would be just as cheap to buy a new oven, I elected to buy and replace the H3 Control Module. I ordered the unit . It arrived in 24 hours by standard mail. How to replace the module. Again switch off electrical supply to the oven at the breaker unit and pull oven away from wall to gain clear access to the rear of the appliance. Unscrew the top 4 screws holding the rear metal covers to the display unit on the top of the unit. Check that the module numbers are the same before proceeding. You will find that the shipped module does not come with the printed circuit board (PCB). This is OK, the PCB is mostly for the wiring connectors only. Pull the connectors quite firmly by hand, keeping pressure for support onto the back of the PCBU. The connectors are generally color-coded, or have unique slot allignments. You may find that the pcb is strapped with a plastic tie wrap. Cut the wrap first. Unscrew the two retaining screws holding the module assembly to the oven front face and remove the module from the oven. On the new unit, remove the clear plastic film from the display screen and reverse the above procedure to re-install. Keep the module because if this problem should manifest itself again. The module relays can be de-soldered and intechanged for future repairs.
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The 49ers are still looking to add to their defensive line. After signing former first-round pick Glenn Dorsey in the first week of free agency, San Francisco has rumored interest in former Chicago Bears defensive lineman Israel Idonije.
Idonije, 32, went undrafted in the 2003 draft before being signed as an undrafted free agent by the Cleveland Browns. He was released from their practice squad and later picked up by the Chicago Bears, who he's been with ever since.
After a solid career with Chicago as a versatile defensive lineman and special teams player he has slipped into free agency. His last season was impressive — Idonije accumulated 48 tackles and 7.5 sacks, starting out at defensive end before moving to defensive tackle in the latter part of the season. Of course, Idonije has been playing in the Bears 4-3 defensive scheme, so things would change if he and the 49ers do eventually strike a deal.
Another note that might interest the 49ers — Idonije has blocked eight kicks (field goals plus extra points) in his career.
According to Jeff Deeney of Pro Football Focus, Idonije was ranked 9th out of 43 4-3 defensive ends in terms of pass rush productivity in 2012. He had a +17.5 overall rating last year. The only available free agent better is John Abraham, who visited the 49ers two weeks ago and left without a deal.
PFF has Idonije ranked +7.5 in run defense and +10.5 in pass rush with 55 quarterback pressures. His most impressive performance of the season was a three-sack performance against the St. Louis Rams in Week 3, but some of his highest marks came in Week 12 against the Minnesota Vikings (+5.5 pass rush rating with one sack, one QB hit and five hurries) and the next week against the Seattle Seahawks (+3.1 pass rush rating with 1 QB hit and six hurries), after he moved to the interior of the Bears' defensive line.
Idonije is one of the best defensive linemen left on the market and he's certainly posted higher marks than the options I suggested a couple weeks ago. With such high productivity the obvious question is what his asking price will be, but with the second week of free agency quickly coming to a close and little interest coming his way, Idonije may not be able to name his price.
He would be a welcome addition to the 49ers defense, especially because of his versatility and his balanced run-stopping and pass-rushing abilities. Abraham, for example, posted an insane +20.4 grade in pass rush, but he was -0.8 against the run. The 49ers want a player who can contain running backs while still making lives miserable for opposing quarterbacks. They also want to add players capable of being platooned and playing in a variety of positions depending on defensive formations. Idonije fits the mold perfectly, so this one is a signing that would seem to make perfect sense.


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Publix Recalls Bakery Glazed Almond One Half Crème Cake
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- Lakeland, FL -- April. 23, 2004 -- Publix Super Markets Inc. is voluntarily recalling Publix Bakery Glazed Almond One Half Crème Cake, Net Wt. 20 oz.
Some packages of Publix Bakery Glazed Almond One Half Crème Cakes may be mislabeled as Glazed Raspberry Swirl Crème Cake. This product may contain undeclared almonds due to improper labeling. Individuals who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to almonds run the risk of a serious or life threatening allergic reaction if they consume these products. These products may have been distributed to Publix stores in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, and sold between March 27, 2004 and April 22, 2004.
Publix Spokesman Lee Brunson said, "Although the almonds are clearly visible on the top of the cake through the clear clam shell package, as a precaution we are recalling the product from all our stores."
The company has received no customer complaints regarding this product.
"We apologize for any inconvenience to our customers, and will gladly offer a refund or replacement to customers who wish to return the product to their local Publix," said Brunson. "We are working very closely with the Food and Drug Administration and our manufacturing facility to resolve this situation with accuracy and expedience."
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Reviewer: Gerald RyanSturdy and waterproof - We used this dry box on our recent trip to Roatan Honduras. I knew it was waterproof when I first opened it and the air pressure released as we live at about 5000 feet above sea level. We used the box to hold our prescription glasses log pages and snacks on the boat. The box is very sturdy and its front closure is very robust. We used the lanyard to carry it and the attachment seems very strong.
Reviewer: David B.Dry Box - This is the 3rd such dry box that I have purchased and so far this is the best yet! The others kept breaking at the latches. This is perfect size for Logbook, sunglasses, watch and tip for dive master and boat captain!!
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9 Holidays to Earn You the "Fun Mom" TitleSamantha Ettus
Being a great mom isn't as much about face time as fun time. Creating family rituals and celebrations is a big part of the happy home equation.
For a while I tried to milk the major holidays for all they were worth. Halloween began a month early with a trip to Target for decorations, then decorating was a party in itself, and finally we had a Halloween party for the neighbors – all before the big day arrived. We milked the new seasons (winter, spring…) the same way but then I discovered more obscure holidays to celebrate, the ones that might just make your kid call you "The most fun mom on the block!"
This week we milked National Donut Day.
If you missed donut day, don't fret. There are plenty more.
But first, the scoop on how to milk a national food holiday:
1. The Announcement
Between one week and a day in advance (based on age of your child) excitedly announce that on XYZ day you will celebrate National ____ Day!
2. Research
Scope out the best ____ shop in your city. The dumpier the better.
3. The Celebration
Head to your top spot, take photos as you would any other special holiday, and indulge. Or, bake from scratch and create an at-home thematic celebration.
Here is a list of National "Holidays" to earn you the "Fun Mom" title through 2013:
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Happy Donut Day 2 of 11Here is where we celebrated - the dive, I mean "the best" donut shop in Santa Monica.
International Picnic Day: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 3 of 11The setting likely doesn't matter as much to your kids. To get the most fun out of this one, you might want to set up shop on your front lawn. if your children are young, this idea will delight them. If they are teens, they might run for cover!
National French Fries Day: Saturday, July 13, 2013 4 of 11Every city has a best french fries spot. Make it your mission to find yours. Or if you have some time on your hands, make two stops and do a "family taste test."
National Lollipop Day: Saturday, July 20, 2013 5 of 11Every kid loves a lollipop. Ideally you will have time to bring them to the candy store to choose their own. If not, buy an assortment and create a lollipop grab bag.
National Ice Cream Sandwich Day: Friday, August 2, 2013 6 of 11Here is a great recipe to make your own or scope out a local ice cream shop that serves ice cream sandwiches.
National Grilled Cheese Day: Tuesday, September 3, 2013 7 of 11What better time to indulge in comfort food! Make it a grilled cheese for dinner night. Add some tomato soup and you have a winning meal.
National Pancake Day: Thursday, September 26, 2013 8 of 11My husband has mastered the art of monogrammed pancakes - by adding a letter in the pan first and then pouring in the rest of the batter on top so that the letter, which has cooked longer, remains darker than the rest of the pancake. IHOP or your local pancake shop would be fun too. A great excuse for "Brinner" - Breakfast for dinner.
National Angel Foodcake Day: Thursday, October 10, 2013 9 of 11This is a great one to bake with the kiddos. One equipment requirement - a tube pan. Then you can bake from scratch or use a mix which guarantees a beautiful outcome. Serve it with whip cream and berries.
National Nachos Day: Wednesday, November 6, 2013 10 of 11Kids can help prepare these or better yet, head to your favorite Mexican spot. Either way, you can turn it into a family fiesta!
National Brownies Day: Sunday, December 8, 2013 11 of 11You could purchase these but why not make your own! Kids will love baking with you and you have two options - from scratch or the mix. Yum.


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Kate Giles (BA, MA, PhD, York) is a buildings archaeologist with a specialism in the recording, archival research and theoretical interpretation of historic buildings. She is particularly interested in the relationship between people, places and possessions and in the archaeology of 'public' buildings, such as guildhalls, town halls village halls from the middle ages to the present day.
Kate trained as an historian and art historian and had a brief spell as an archivist at the Borthwick Institute for Archives, before discovering buildings archaeology at the University of York, where she did her MA and PhD before joining the Department full-time in 2002. Between 2000-2015, she was York Minster Archaeology Research fellow. As Director of the MA in Archaeology of Buildings, she is passionate about the potential of buildings archaeology and buildings history to enhance understanding of the significance of historic buildings, and to inform their management, interpretation and display to the wider public. This approach is evident in her own research, and that of her research students who work on a wide range of historic building types and research issues. She is always interested in hearing from potential students or collaborators about future projects or ideas.
In 2015 Kate became deputy Director of the University's Humanities Research Centre and in 2016/17 is both Acting Director and Acting Associate Dean for the Arts and Humanities.
My PhD and subsequent research has focused on the archaeology of 'public' buildings in pre-modern England. These are principally the guildhalls constructed by religious fraternities and craft mysteries in the provincial towns and villages of late medieval England. My research adopts an interdisicplinary approach, combining archaeological survey and dendrochronological analysis with archival research, and setting these within a theoretical context to explore the changing meanings and experience of these buildings over time. This has led to a series of major archaeological survey projects in York, Boston (Lincs) and Stratford-upon-Avon (Warwickshire) which are shedding new light on the archaeology of public buildings in medieval England and which will inform a future monograph for Cambridge University Press. Another growing passion is for ecclesiastical wall paintings, inspired by a longstanding research project on the paintings at Pickering church (north Yorkshire).
More broadly, my research is concerned with the relationships between people, places and things, exploring how buildings are used to structure social identity and status, and more recently, how the decoration, fittings and fixtures of buildings were also deployed to structure meaning within buildings. This has led to a number of projects which seek to construct the biographies of buildings, using archaeological survey, archive research, Antiquarian records and the latest digital heritage technologies to produce interactive research tools, such as the Guild Chapel project at Stratford upon Avon.
I believe strongly in the cultural, societal and economic value of reesarch in the arts and humanities which informs both my research and my role as Deputy Director for the University of York's Humanities Research centre. Much of my research is undertaken collaboratively with stakeholders and communities who want to understand and care for historic buildings and share this with the wider public. I am always pleased to hear from, talk to and support communities, local history societies and amenity groups who care for historic buildings.
Collaborative research with Field Archaeology Specialists Ltd (York) involved the extensive archaeological survey and historical interpretation of St. Mary's Guildhall (Boston), in advance of the redevelopment of the building as the town's municipal museum. £1 million funding was provided by a consortium of Boston Borough Council, The Heritage Lottery Fund, East Midlands Development Agency, Lincolnshire Enterprise, Lincolnshire County Council and Museumaker. Our survey work shed important new light on one of this internationally significant religious guild, and on one of the most important provincial guildhalls of late medieval England and St. Mary's guild, an was an internationally-significant religious fraternity. The project pioneered heritage-science initiatives, combining dendrochronological dating by Robert Howard (Nottingham) with thermoluminescence by Ian Bailiff (Durham) pushing the construction date back to c.1390 and making Boston one of the earliest securely-dated brick buildings in Lincolnshire. Analysis of the building and surviving inventories informed the interpretation and presentation of the building to the public thorugh the use of VR technology. The Museum was subsequently voted LincolnshireMuseumof the Year 2008 and the East Midlands Region of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors 'Best Project of the Year' Award. The results of this research will be published in Medieval Archaeology 2011.
Another collaborative project with Field Archaeology Specialists Ltd (York) has provided a detailed archaeological survey and buildings history report for King Edward VI Grammar School, Stratford-Upon-Avon (Warwickshire), to inform an HLF bid designed to enhance the understanding of, and facilitate wider public access to Stratford's important complex of medieval guild buildings. The survey has revealed important new information about the date of the Guildhall and adjoining Council Chamber (c.1427), Pedagogue's House (1502-3) and Guild Chapel (c.1496). Once again, heritage-science is being used to inform and enhance this understanding, including dendrochronological dating by Robert Howard (Nottingham) and the development of 3d computer-generated models with Geoff Arnott of Heritage Technology Ltd. Current research is focusing on the Guild Chapel and the adjacent almshouses, which may preserve the remains of one of the oldest surviving schoolhouses in the country, and in PhD research by Ollie Jones, examining the use of the guildhall by the travelling company of players, the Queen's Men, in the late 16th century. The results of this research will be presented to the International Shakespeare Symposium in Stratford in August 2010. Research outputs from this project include a monograph, 'The Guild Buildings of Shakespeare's Stratford', to be published by Ashgate in 2011 and an article on the guild chapel in Internet Archaeology.
I am part of a collaborative project, led by Dr Sarah Rees Jones, of the University's Centre for Medieval Studies and Dr Ailsa Mainman, of York Archaeological Trust, to explore the use of domestic material culture in the city of York through a series of 3 collaborative doctoral projects. I am supervising the work of PhD student Gareth Dean working on a project entitled 'Neighbourhood Assemblages'. This seeks to use GIS as a resarch tool to bring together the archaeological evidence of buildings and artefacts excavted by YAT in the areas of Swinegate and Petergate, in York, with historic data derived from maps and property deeds, in order to understand the changing character of these neighbourhoods over time. The project is funded by the AHRC, and the preliminary results of Gareth's research were presented at Leeds International Medieval Congress, July 2010.
As York minster Archaeology Fellow I have been involved in several projects designed to inform understanding and conservation strategies in this internationally-significant cathedral. Past projects include work on the Chapter House Vestibule (2006) and the reorganisation and assessment of the Minster's archaeological archive. Current projects include the ten-year programme designed to conserve and enhance understanding of the significance of the East Front (funded by the Dean and Chapter and the HLF). AHRC funding has been secured for a PhD on the repair history, archaeology and stone conservation of the East Front, by Alex Holton, which is nearing completion (2010). With Dr Karen Wilson (Chemistry, Cardiff), Giles is also supporting an EPSRC Science and Heritage project on the analysis of weathering, historic mortars and coatings of York Minster's East End. These projects have already informed York Minster's Conservation Plan and will feed into a range of research and public outputs from 2011 onwards.
In the Yorkshire Wolds, I am currently working with Dr Melanie Hind of the University of Manchester to record farm graffiti found in the High Wolds Farms of the Birdsall Estate. This graffiti provides an important record of the period of agricultural revolution, mechanization and social change, for which important oral histories survive. The results of this research have recently been published. The project also led to collaboration with York colleague Dr Jon Finch on an SPMA conference on Estate Landscapes, published in 2007.
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I am interested in hearing from potential Phd students working on a wide range of historic building types and resarch issues, particularly late medieval-early modern buildings and the impact of buildings archaeology on conservation practice and public understanding of the past.
I am currently supervising students working on the following topics:
I teach a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses around my research specialisms in historic buildings, medieval and early modern material culture and theory in the Department of Archaeology, particularly on my own MA programme, the Archaeology of Buildings. I am a product of the MA myself, founded by Dr Jane Grenville.
As Director of Studies for the MA in Medieval Studies I oversee the MA in Medieval Studies, and supervise interdisciplinary PhD students collaboratively.


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>Brookings Oregon News, Sports, & Weather | The Curry Coastal Pilot
Wednesday, Dec. 19
Brookings-Harbor High School bands and choirs will perform a holiday concert at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium, 625 Pioneer Road, Brookings.
Gil Kirk performs vocals and piano from 6 to 9 p.m. at Sebastian's Seafood Grill, 16011 Boat Basin Road, Harbor. He also performs from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays. For information, call 541-412-7977.
Thursday, Dec. 20
Azalea Middle School orchestra, wind ensemble, Sound Wave and concert choirs will perform a Holiday Concert featuring Christmas music at 6:30 p.m. in the school multipurpose room, 505 Pacific Ave., Brookings.
Friday, Dec. 21
Jerry Moffit performs on keyboard from 6 to 9 p.m. at Nautical Inn, 16850 Highway 101, Smith River.
Gary Lowdon performs on saxophone from 6 to 9 p.m. at O'Holleran's Restaurant and Lounge, 1210 Chetco Ave., Brookings. He also performs from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
Old Time Music Jam will be from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at Chetco Activity Center, 550 Chetco Lane, Brookings. Musicians of all ages are welcome. For information, call 541-469-6787.
MP3s, videos, photos and more at www.coastalgrooves.com.
Art Exhibits
A Wild Bird and Backyard General Store, 1109 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Gold Beach artist Barbara Caswell displays feather jewelry. For information, call 541-412-9453.
Art Walk Alley Antiques, 519 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Tony Farcello, stained glass. For information, call 541-469-4466.
Brian Scott Gallery, 515 Chetco Ave., Brookings: John Hedding, hand-blown stemless wine glasses. Also on display are the works of Pete Chasar, Lorraine Filippone, Kathleen Kresa, Christina Olsen, Horst Wolf, Elio Camacho, Randall Tillery, Dale Wells, Donna Goss, Manuel Lopez, Nancy Tuttle, Jewell Johnson, Jane Opiat, Dan Sawyer and Craig Barnes. For information, call 541-412-8687.
Brookings City Hall, 898 Elk Drive, Brookings: Chetco Photography Club photos.
Chetco Activity Center, 550 Chetco Lane, Brookings: Various artists. For information, call 541-469-6822.
Chetco Pharmacy and Gifts, 890 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Photographs by Vanita Rush, kelp art by Sheryl Griffin and art work by Regina Richards. For more information, call 541-469-2616.
Crescent Harbor Gallery, 140 Marine Way, Crescent City: Members of the "Saturday Painters Group," which includes Dorothy Ishoy, Lambert Bush, Maria Callahan, Donnetta Summers, Samantha Bradshaw, Carol Sovern, Chris Hutchhins, Betty "Bunny" Phillips, Jeri McDonald, Darlene Sanchez, Carolyn Traina, Donna Larson and Man Eumit. For information, call 707-464-9133.
Del Norte County Courthouse, 450 H St., Crescent City: DNACA's 21st annual Juried Multimedia Exhibition. For information, call DNACA at 707-464-1336.
Democrats of Curry County headquarters, 619 Chetco Ave., Brookings: 70 small, framed reproduction of posters created in the 1930s and '40s for the Works Progress Administration (WPA) Federal Art Project. For information, call 541-412-DEMS (3367).
Dottie's Corner, 703 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Socks and scarves of "Sweet O Knits" by Tina Henderson. For more information, call 541-469-0567.
Feather Your Nest, 703 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Wind mobiles made with driftwood and beads by Connie Lundquist of C Wind Mobiles. For information, call 541-469-4300.
Gypsies, 549 Chetco Ave, Brookings: A garden with miniature spirit animals by Crystal Austin. For more information, call 541-813-1882
Manley Art Center and Gallery, 433 Oak St., Brookings: Photography by Virginia Babbitt. The gallery theme is "Christmas." Classroom panels include the works of Bonnie Loewen, Christina Olsen, Curtis Wohlgemuth, Don Christiano, Raphael Escalona and Ralph Wolfe. For information, call 541-469-1807.
Signatures Gallery, 515 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Kevin Roekl (colored pencil), Drew Struzan (limited editions), Karon Walstad (sculpture), Thomas Sheets (assemblage), Duncan Regehr (mixed media), Sandy Bonney (pastels), Jan Kunz (watercolor), Albert Handell (pastels), Harry Lincoln (wood carving). For information, call 541-469-1085.
Sutter Coast Hospital, 800 E. Washington Blvd., Crescent City: Photography by Brookings photographer Bill Ferry.
Wright's Custom Frame Shop, 810 Chetco Ave., Brookings: A student show from Sara Broderick's classes at Southwestern Oregon Community College Curry Campus, College of the Redwoods Del Norte and at Wright's. In the private gallery are the works of Audi Stanton and Richard Hinger. Also works by Jay Mosby (watercolor); Warren Dowler, Vi Burton and Bill Harper (photos); Mike Tompkins and Gary Vickerman (woodwork); Gwen Childs (ceramics); Len Burton and Bonnie Loewen (prints); Dale Wells and Sara Broderick (watercolors and mixed media); Sharon Guinn and Gordon Marsters (acrylics), Wayne Bricco (pen and ink); and Jane Opiat (scarves), Christina Olsen (glass works). For information, call 541-469-7900.


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Community members, volunteers and military gathered at the Capitol on Friday morning to remember and honor those who have served on and since Sept. 11.
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"Today, we are here to encourage service," said Fifth Ward Councilman and master of ceremonies Dave Griffith. "Sept. 11, 2001, was a defining moment in our lives ... The lives of many Americans were changed forever."
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Sacramento Unlike commercial film and photo processors, computer repair technicians can legally ignore the evidence if they stumble upon disturbing images of child pornography or sexual abuse.
That may soon change under legislation introduced this week by Assemblywoman Toni Atkins, D-San Diego.
Atkins proposes to add commercial computer technicians to a lengthy list of those already required to inform police when they suspect child pornography or abuse.
Atkins said her Assembly Bill 1817 is prompted by the digital age, where images can be privately captured, stored and shared without fear of being reported by traditional commercial film and photo processors.
"Computer technicians are on the front lines for discovering child sexual abuse and pornography," Atkins said in introducing the legislation. "Making them mandated reporters protects children and aids law enforcement in finding and stopping the predators who abuse them."
Her measure is sponsored by the California Keeping Innocence Digitally Safe Coalition, a San Diego-based grass-roots group of parents, community groups, law enforcement and technology firms.
"It really has become a digital problem," said Karen Gould, a volunteer with the group. "The number of child pornography images has grown exponentially with the Internet. … It's a huge industry."
Most recently, a Marin psychologist was sentenced to prison Feb. 6 after a computer technician discovered child pornography on the man's computer brought in for repairs.
A computer technician would be guilty of a misdemeanor and face up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine if found guilty of violating the law.
A hearing date has not been set, and no early opposition has been registered.
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$81 Billion Bonds On Deck Next Week, $142 Billion In Total
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And the bubbling foreign interest in Gold needs to be suppressed.
Ben will be busy as a one armed paperhanger in a raging typhoon.
Tyler, can you confirm that by your spreadsheet/maturity calculations, the Fed/Treas will have to roll over about $3 trillion in calendar year 2010? Question: is that $3 tril figure a net figure, or it in addition to new issues for new indebtedness? I passed along those figures to someone who was absolutely incredulous that the USA could be in that deep of a sinkhole. Yet there today is good ol' Paul K. at the Times calling everyone misguided who thinks worrying about the deficit should be a reason to back away from another $1 tril stimulus.
Not to worry. The Fed, or more likely several of their shills, will gladly gobble up this "paper".
So the market will slump and the dollar will "find strength." Check.
We'll probably have several MSM reports of markets declining as "investors worry about employment" and "nervousness ahead of crucial retail sales numbers"
To my mind, it explains why the markets drifted up today...
What is the best way, also the cheapest way, to buy physical gold? Any thoughts or experiences are welcome.
Buy Swiss .9999 pure gold bars called "biscuits". Available in 10, 20, 50 & 100 gms plus 1 kilo.
Minted by various Swiss banks. Any reputable bullion dealer should have them. Premium is usually 5% over the spot gold price.
but i would not recommend it
Dude - Wait for and buy a dip. It's almost like walking into a car dealer during the peak of Cash For Clunkers right now.
I've done business with both:
APMEX: http://www.apmex.com/
and Bullion Direct: https://www.bulliondirect.com/index.jsp
Timing: Buy the dips to help compensate for the premium paid on the metals.
Secure a 1-800 number and PO box. Buy some air time on the Trailer Park Network (Fox), with catchy pitch line, you'll soon have more gold than you know what to do with.
Expect more stealth QE. How much of the sale will be purchased by primary dealers, then recycled back to the Fed (quietly of course) within a few days? No failed auctions allowed!
goldmoney works well
Expect the dollar to be up next week.
Sell before the auctions. Buy afterwards. It's a pattern that has played out for the past few months. Given the skiddish economic data floating around the world (and the relatively cheap price of Treasurys right now, given current exchange rates), U.S. debt won't be going out of vogue just yet.
The last auction - 2 weeks ago, I believe - actually had better demand than any auction so far this year. BUT, all hell might break loose when those 30's don't move...


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June 3, 2013
NATO's Next War - in Cyberspace
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Wall Street Journal
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The Atlantic Alliance protected its members during the age of the Berlin Wall. We must be prepared to protect them during the age of the firewall.
TAGGED: NATO, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Europe, cyberspace, Cyberwarfare


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I bought some 105 hubs (HB-5600 and FH-5600) to build some new wheels. I bought them from bike24.net (a German site) as they were the cheapest (£22). the hubs don't seem great quality. when you spin them, they come to a stop after a couple of turns, and you can feel the bearings grating as you hold the axle. I wasnt expecting that. I feel 105 is enough of a premium range to warrant good manufacture
1. Is this a quality issue or a counterfeit issue?
2. Am I being picky, should it be ok after i have run the wheels for a few miles (I think not, as I expect it to be right first go with bearings)
Has anyone else had a similar experience with 105 hubs? or with stuff from bike24.net? I will have to send the hubs back, but I have already built the wheels, so its a pain


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Shouldn't that be the environmental protection agency ? Or is it a joke that I'm not getting ?
[Response: yes – sorry about that – now fixed. – gavin]
Comment by David — 9 Aug 2008 @ 2:58 AM
Why not turn your existing glossary page into a wiki so that those who do have more time can extend it using the other references you linked to?
Comment by Dave Rado — 9 Aug 2008 @ 5:19 AM
Thanks. Link for encyclopedia of earth doesn't load in either Firefox or IE.
Comment by John Ransley — 9 Aug 2008 @ 6:28 AM
Here's the IPCC glossary for the FAR, as well:
Here is an interesting report on the links between tropical temperatures and increased likelihood of extreme precipitation events:
There do seem to be a higher than normal number of floods these past few years (Britain, China, United States), but can we attribute that to global warming, or not?
The report, "Atmospheric Warming and the Amplification of Precipitation Extremes," previewed in Science Express this Thursday, August 7, and published in an upcoming issue of Science, found that both observations and models indicated an increase in heavy rainstorms in response to a warmer climate. However, the observed amplification of rainfall extremes was found to be substantially larger in the observations than what is predicted by current models.
Comment by Ike Solem — 9 Aug 2008 @ 8:58 AM
And there's all that climate-speak and slang — which I don't suggest putting in a regular climate change glossary, but might be fun in a "Dictionary of Climate-Speak."
I got this link from the Journalistic Whiplash post, re Thomas Friedman's editorial on "Climate-Speak": http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/06/opinion/06friedman.html
"Climate weirding" would be one such term. And to make a distinction among climate denialists, skeptics, and contrarians, I'd suggest:
CLIMATE DENIALIST: a person who probably knows anthropogenic climate change is happening, but claims it is not, for various motives, such as financial or political considerations. They might change their claims if there is some financial or political advantage in doing so.
CLIMATE CONTRARIAN: a person who refuses to accept that anthropogenic climate change is happening, most likely because of psychological conditions, such as inflexibility, a desire to be different, or fear of political or economic repercussions if people try to mitigate anthropogenic global warming. They probably will not change their mind, no matter how much evidence is provied.
CLIMATE SKEPTIC: a person who has not yet been convinced anthropogenic global warming is happening, but is open to being convinced if presented with the evidence. There are very few legitimate climate skeptics left.
Comment by Lynn Vincentnathan — 9 Aug 2008 @ 9:58 AM
It would be great to have an easily accessible and organized web-page as a reference for helping fight global warming misinformation which is spewed out by energy lobbyists, conservative politicians, talk show hosts, and "think?"-tanks.
Comment by Robert Friedman — 9 Aug 2008 @ 2:02 PM
I just love the idea of outside, other information. The only problem I see is using Wikipedia as some sort of knowledge source. This site derives it's content from users. On the face of this, it looks good except that if you have a strong bias and something appears to "your" disliking, you can change an entry. This has become an opinion site and not the known truth site. Can we just go back to real papers, real greenhouse concentrations and the papers that support the conclusions.
Comment by rkiser — 9 Aug 2008 @ 2:42 PM
FYI: that's the Victorian EPA – in Australia, these powers are looked after by the states, not the federal government.
Comment by Pia Treichel — 10 Aug 2008 @ 9:15 PM
"CLIMATE SKEPTIC: a person who has not yet been convinced anthropogenic global warming is happening, but is open to being convinced if presented with the evidence. There are very few legitimate climate skeptics left."
If you mean among climate scientists, perhaps. But in wider circles, there are legions of 'legitimate skeptics', by your definition.
Climate is an abstract, complicated science. Most 'skeptic' people sincerely believe in their own ideas. Even people with an academic degree can easily can get confused by some of the arguments raised by skeptics. So let's please not accuse anyone of ill will too soon. The only way to convince anyone is to keep discussing facts.
Comment by Vincent van der Goes — 13 Aug 2008 @ 7:17 AM
Its so good that some one like you are doing so much for environment and nature. it will be great if we have user friendly pages of glossary search
Comment by cgpandey — 28 Aug 2008 @ 3:23 AM
I haven't had time to read all of the Postings regarding this entry – let alone the Research piece that you mentioned Jim Hansen having submitted (though I did just download it, and will do so – as I like to be a thoroughly up-to-date 'Lay-Scientist'); but I didn't seem to notice anyone having made mention of the possibility that – due to the influx of heavier Fresh Water from the melting Greenland Ice Sheets sinking right down to the Abysal Plain – the 'Atlantic Conveyor' could be shut down.
As I understand it: this would not only plunge Europe into an Ice Age – which may have been what caused the LIG – it would also warm the Southern Ocean considerably, and thus lead to even more dramatic melting of the Antarctic Ice Sheets.
This "One-Two Punch' would seem to me to be the worst possible 'worst case scenario' – would you not agree?
Please let me know what – if anything – you Good Folks have been thinking about, or finding out about, this possibility.
Thank You – I'll keep Signing those Greenpeace and We Campaign Petitions, and raising as much of an On Line stink as I can for the "Drill, Drill, Drill" Morons.
Maybe we could convince them to 'Drill, Drill, Drill,' for a Nice New Geothermal Plant, eh?
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