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1.A girl who is slightly chubby but cute.
2. The border between a fat girl and a cute girl, while maintaining cuteness.
2. The border between a fat girl and a cute girl, while maintaining cuteness.
Damn! That girl is schtick. Look at those curves.
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Yiddish slang meaning "gimmick" that has come to mean "someone's signature behavior." In the 1940's, Jewish comedians in the Catskills referred to their comedy routines as their schtick.
"Joey's schtick is talking too loud."
viết bởi Mambo Jambo 01 Tháng hai, 2004
presentation or sales pitch, from yiddish slang, implying phoniness or slickness, lack of substance with focus on style.
Grandma Zeidel gave her usual shtick for serving take-out for dinner instead of cooking, claiming that her oven was broken and the cleaning lady forgot to do the dishes again.
viết bởi S.D. Sarvas 31 Tháng một, 2004
a routine. This could refer to a number of different things, but generally refers
to a type of comic routine.
Yiddish origin.
to a type of comic routine.
Yiddish origin.
I saw Don Rickles in an interview about
Toy Story 2 and he was performing the same old schtick, but he still was really funny.
Toy Story 2 and he was performing the same old schtick, but he still was really funny.
viết bởi G Canis 26 Tháng một, 2004
Some's schtick is their patter, their sales pitch, their routine. It can also simply be something that person is interested him.
"I see Jim Carey's still trying to get by with that funny-face schtick..."
viết bởi Iain Cooper 25 Tháng một, 2004
the party piece of an entertainer, patter, German - stueck. Enters English from Yiddish
singing is not my schtick
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a routine or special ability, appears in the game Toon. examples are flight and hypnosis
buggie's schtick is hilarious, that or flying
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ATHENS, Ga. (AP) - U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Saxby Chambliss plan to speak about their views on leadership and public service at the University of Georgia.
Warner, a Virginia Democrat, is set to deliver the Mason Public Leadership Lecture on Jan. 28 as part of the Terry Leadership Speaker Series. Chambliss, a Georgia Republican, will introduce Warner. Both men plan to participate in a question and answer session following the lecture.
The lecture is supported by a grant from Keith Mason, a lawyer and alumnus of UGA's Terry College of Business. It features prominent business leaders who have contributed significantly to their communities or spent time in a public service role.
Warner and Chambliss are original members of a bipartisan group of senators working to solve the country's debt problems.
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Two MCSO officials demoted over Kuhn scandal
Published: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at 3:22 p.m.
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Two high-ranking Marion County Sheriff's Office officials were demoted and suspended Wednesday after an internal affairs report concluded they failed to report former Undersheriff Dan Kuhn's extramarital affair.
Maj. David Sperring was demoted in rank and salary to captain and Capt. Chip Wildy was demoted in rank and salary to lieutenant. Both men were placed on 30 days unpaid leave and will be on probationary status for one year.
Attorney Robert Bradshaw, himself a former MCSO deputy, is representing both men.
He said late Wednesday his clients felt they were given a fair chance to present their case to MCSO Chief Fred LaTorre and Maj. Don Maines during a pre-disciplinary conference at the Sheriff's Office last week.
"It was our first opportunity to present our perspective," Bradshaw said. "They accepted their punishment and they're not appealing. We're very thankful that Sheriff (Chris) Blair will give them an opportunity to prove themselves."
Sperring and Wildy were subordinates to Kuhn, who admitted having an affair with Melissa Cook, a former school principal, which led to a months-long debacle surrounding Kuhn's bid to be elected sheriff.
Before Kuhn resigned in early October after winning the Republican nomination for sheriff, his misdeeds had surfaced. Charles Holloman, Cook's attorney, gave then-Sheriff Ed Dean an inch-think binder of statements and records outlining the times and places of Kuhn's meetings with Cook.
Sperring and Wildy's failure to report the affair breached the agency's code of conduct and hurt the reputation of the Sheriff's Office, according to the report.
After the 30-day suspensions, Sperring and Wildy's work assignments will be determined.
In a news release, the newly elected Blair is quoted as saying he "is determined to move the Marion County Sheriff's Office through this time of turmoil and feels this discipline is commensurate with the offenses committed."
Blair further stated in the release that "a clear message is sent that these type of violations aren't to be tolerated in the future while allowing for the uniquely qualified circumstances under which these deputies were placed. Their respective long and distinguished careers played a major role in these mitigating factors. This is a time for healing within the department and community."
Sperring, whose annual salary was $101,553, will now make $95,460; Wildy's annual salary of $82,642 will be reduced to $77,684. During their 30-day suspensions, Sperring will lose $7,900 in compensation and Wildy will lose $6,500.
Though Bradshaw said he was "impressed" and had high praise for the present sheriff and his team for not pre-judging his clients and listening to their arguments, he blasted Dean and former Chief of Staff Towles Bigelow.
For starters, Bradshaw said, Bigelow tried to "cram" a so-called retirement decision down his clients' throats after Dean issued a press release announcing the completion of the internal affairs investigation.
Dean wrote in a news release at the time that a third deputy involved in the saga, Robert Youmans, had been cleared, and that Sperring and Wildy would remain on suspension until he had time to "thoroughly consider an appropriate response to the sustained findings concerning their involvement in the Dan Kuhn matter. In the meantime, I am willing to consider Major Sperring's and Captain Wildy's letters of resignation and early retirement in view of their length of service with the Sheriff's Office."
That message, Bradshaw said, was sent out on a Friday, which left very little time for a pre-disciplinary hearing because Dean was slated to leave office Jan. 7.
Bigelow, he said, told the men the outcome under Blair would not be good and therefore they should consider the retirement option.
"We took our chances and the process worked," Bradshaw said.
Bradshaw said one of their chief complaints was that Sperring and Wildy were subordinates to Kuhn. It was difficult to blow the whistle when it was common knowledge Dean was grooming Kuhn as his replacement.
Bradshaw also said he believes other people knew about Kuhn's indiscretions and chose not to do anything.
Bigelow said Blair made his decision, and added that he is retired and is not going to get into an argument with Bradshaw.
Dean said Bradshaw's assertions are untrue and that he has their sworn statements.
"I only wish someone had come forward to tell me because they had plenty of opportunity," Dean said.
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text: Photo Gallery Shipwreck Pictures: Civil War-era Wine, Cologne Found After storms uncovered parts of a Civil War-era wreck, divers found intriguing artifacts, including unopened wine with a "strong odor." PUBLISHED Fri Aug 19 03:05:00 EDT 2011 0 1 / 6 Sunken Treasure? Off Bermuda, archaeologist Jim Delgado examines fragments of a paint can found in the wreck of the paddle wheel steamer Mary Celestia, a Civil War-era blockade runner that sank 147 years ago.After storms this past winter had swept silt from the wreck, a Bermudan government expedition discovered newly exposed artifacts, including fragrance bottles and unopened—but strong-smelling—wine.On September 6, 1864, pilot John Virgin was at the helm as the Mary Celestia left the harbor at Southampton, Bermuda, which was then, as now, a British territory. The Civil War was in its third year, and the fast vessel—bound for Wilmington, North Carolina—was loaded with rifles, ammunition, and other supplies desperately needed by the Confederate States. (Get facts on the Civil War Sesquicentennial.)Virgin raced the roughly 255-foot-long (68-meter-long) Mary Celestia toward the open Atlantic, only to hit rocks and reefs. Within minutes the Mary Celestia and its cargo were on the bottom of the ocean.Salvagers quickly recovered the war supplies from the smashed ship, but the bow, or front, of the wreck was soon covered with silt and lay undisturbed, some 60 feet (18 meters) down, until the recent tempests.(Read the official blog of the Mary Celestia project.)—Willie Drye Photograph by Tane Casserley, NOAA Aged to Perfection Archaeologists examining the wreck of the Mary Celestia found a crate containing four corked bottles of wine (pictured) "standing lined up in their wooden crate as if they were waiting for their owner to return," Philippe Rouja, Bermuda's custodian of historic wrecks, said in a statement. Packed with straw, the crate had been stashed in a crew member's locker in the bow.The wine is currently being analyzed in Bermuda, but archaeologist and team member Dominique Rissolo said it's probably a sweet, white wine, perhaps a fortified wine like Madeira.The wine could be smelled through the bottle's cork, and it had "a pretty strong odor, said Rissolo, of the Waitt Institute, which, along with the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), assisted the Bermuda Department of Conservation Services in the recovery of the newly revealed atifacts.(Related pictures: "Blackbeard Pirate Relics, Gold Found.") Photograph by Tane Casserley, NOAA Civil War-Era Scent NOAA archaeologist Wayne Lusardi measures a 19th-century cologne bottle found in the Mary Celestia wreck. The bottle contains Florida Water, a citrus-scented cologne still made today. The cologne was found in the Mary Celestia's hold, along with the four bottles of wine, a perfume bottle, a hairbrush, and some shoes.Delgado, also of NOAA, said the discovery of these personal items is "evocative of the human side" of the Civil War. "We think of this as a big picture, and keep forgetting that this is the story of people," Delgado said."What I gained was a very intimate reminder of the human side."(See "Clues to Pirate Gold Unearthed in Florida, Treasure Hunters Claim.") Photograph by Tane Casserley, NOAA Wrecked Paddle Wheel A diver examines one of the paddle wheels of the Civil War-era Mary Celestia shipwreck found off Bermuda in a file picture. The ship was designed to outrun Union gunboats as it dashed for the safety of Confederate ports, Delgado said.Huge boilers and steam engines could propel it to about 15 miles an hour (24 kilometers an hour)—speedy for the mid-19th century. Profits from such daring runs were so great that sometimes the cost of building or buying such a ship could be recouped in just two runs, he added.(Also see: "Pirate Pictures: Captain Morgan's Cannons Found?") Photograph by Emory Kristof, National Geographic Uncovering History To the right of a large lump of coal, Delgado measures a tin basin found in the Mary Celestia shipwreck.There were strong Confederate sympathies in Bermuda during the Civil War—so strong that U.S. consul Charles Allen couldn't fly the Stars and Stripes to celebrate the Fourth of July, because someone had cut down the flagpole, Delgado said.After the sinking of the Mary Celestia, rumors circulated that Allen had paid John Virgin, the Bermudan pilot responsible for guiding the ship out of harbor, to drive the ship onto the rocks.Allen never denied the bribery charge, and he wrote to his superiors in Washington, D.C., only that there was no evidence to connect him to such a plot, NOAA's Delgado said.(Also see "Civil War Wreck Rises Again: Restoring the Monitor.") Photograph by Tane Casserley, NOAA All That Remains A paddle wheel and mechanical remains are most of what's left of the Mary Celestia after about 150 years underwater.Soon after the ship had wrecked in 1864, salvage divers pulled away the ship's sides to recover its cargo of rifles, munitions, and canned meat intended for the Confederate port of Wilmington, North Carolina.(See pictures: "Shipwreck Discovery Yields Ancient Treasure.") Photograph by Tane Casserley, NOAA Related Stories Have These Divers Found the World's Deepest Underwater Cave? WATCH: Extreme Diver Discovers Ancient Whale Skull What Is This Car-Size Ball of Jelly That Mystified Divers?


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Friday will mark Iowa State and Colorado's first meeting since the Buffaloes left the Big 12 for the Pac-12. Though CU leads the all-time series 39-17, Iowa State won the last five meetings between the two teams and had not lost to Colorado outside of Boulder under Christy Johnson-Lynch. Iowa State seniors Kristen Hahn and Tenisha Matlock both played against Colorado as freshmen. Hahn started at a defensive specialist position when the two teams met in Ames, and Matlock recorded six kills at Colorado.
The Buffaloes finished the regular season with a 17-13 overall record with a 9-11 record in Pac-12 play. Colorado has three wins over ranked opponents in 2013, including a four-set win at home against Washington that gave the No.3 Huskies their first loss of the season. The CU attack is led by junior Taylor Simpson with her 3.64 kills per set. Junior Kelsey English ranks among the top-50 nationally in hitting percentage, earning her 1.81 kills per set at a .357 hitting clip. Iowa State and Colorado have two common opponents. The Buffaloes and St. Mary's split a pair of meetings to open the season, and Colorado swept Baylor at home back in September.
A win for Iowa State would mean a match-up with either host Minnesota or Big South champion Radford Saturday at 7 p.m. Iowa State and Minnesota have played three times under Johnson-Lynch. The Cyclones hold that edge 2-1, with both wins coming in the NCAA Championship. Minnesota, who was No. 11 in the latest AVCA rankings, leads the all-time series 22-10. The Gophers finished the regular season with a 27-6 overall record, 15-5 in Big Ten play.
Iowa State and Radford have never faced each other. The Highlanders finished the regular season with a 25-9 overall record, 11-3 in the Big South and won the Big South Conference Tournament with a sweep of Costal Carolina.
Tickets for the First and Second Rounds go on sale tomorrow at 9 a.m. through the Gopher ticket office. All-Session reserved tickets will be $20, while all-session general admission is $17 and student/youth/senior general admission is $12. Single session tickets will go on sale, Friday, Dec. 6 at 9 a.m. To purchase tickets, go to mygophersports.com or call the ticket office at 1-800-UGOPHER or 612-624-8080.


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Puerto Vallarta, MX (Sports Network) - Lakeem Jackson registered a double-
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We are moving back in November of next year to the states. So I am only going to apply for points in Washington, Utah and Nevada again.
Here's my 2014 application plan.
Alaska as a resident on Kodiak, because of the backcountry cabins for October. But I am not 100% sure I can do that legally. I am not sure at what point I lose my residency.
Wyoming as a non-resident but I hope to be living there or Montana. And since I am active duty military PCSing for retirement I am not 100% sure when I lose my residency in Alaska. The PCS law says 3 months and your a Wyoming resident.
Montana as a non-resident for the Crazies. How many points does it take to draw in Montana for a non-resident?
Utah, Nevada, Washington and Colorado for points.
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Ousted Schools Chief Delivers Ultimatum To Board Over Firing
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CHARLESTON (AP) — Former state schools superintendent Jorea Marple told the state Board of Education in a letter that it should either reinstate her or present "competent, admissible evidence" of......
She serves at the will of the Board, and an independent audit (not surprisingly) mentioned administration involvement in deficiencies leading to sub standard performance.
It's hard to understand why she would be so miffed, when she has probably shepherded the ouster of far more competent people from her organization to promote the nepotism and cronyism for which her largely ineffective organization is best known.
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take the county supers with you.we don't need them.the schools will run the same.waste of money for these people.if they don't need subs when they are off then they are not needed in the school system.janitors have to be replaced when they are off.
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"She claims the board's act has caused permanent damage to her reputation."
Excuse me??!!
What about the reputation of WV caused by MR. Jorea Marple aka Darrell McGraw?
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Daryl McGraw was the backbone of consumer protection in WV and his office protected the poorest people from the predatory interests of paycheck loan sharks and other scam scum.
His Republican replacement has no track record as yet, but one hopes he will not allow "business interests" to have a free pass at the expense of those who can least afford the losses.
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ChokingSmoke, I agree with you.
The blame for the C&H fiasco, and the firing of Fred Armstrong, rests solely with Manchin and his wife. I have met Randy Reid and do agree that he can be a real charmer in public, but his record with respect to the administration of personnel is deplorable. He tends to wallow in despotism and denigrates subordinates. Ruthless disregard, based on the ability to use guile to get his way.
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It is simply a political machine attempting to retain power under the threat of lawsuits by "prominent" Democratic party lawyers. Each time there is a change of administration hundreds of political appointees lose their jobs, and many have credentials for their jobs. This woman was the former Superintendent of Kanawha County schools and was let go and did not sue them. Shortly after being fired by a county Board, she was able to get a political appointment to the State Superintendent's position. Her husband was voted from office (after decades of making sure that lawyers in WV got lots of fees from state contracts)and now there is this attempt to retain her political appointment. The schools need new blood, the state needs to shake off the political machines. And aren't those people on the Board who resigned also highly political people?
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Let's see; we have 55 counties, thats 55 boards, + 1 state board. That means we have 56 empires that keeps getting bigger and dsoing less. Oh, I forgot, they keep asking for more money
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Salaried employees are all "at will" employees, your boss doesn't NEED a reason to fire you.
They can simply TERMINATE you without cause.
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I have so little to 'be thankful for'...but I sure am thankful I don't know this woman!!
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Neither my Lucas headlight or my all metal bullet turn signals have DOT certification. It's another of my rebellions against against dictatorial Government agencies showing.
The high beam has a distracting triangular dark patch that points like an arrow straight ahead, right where I want light to see. The pic shows the short-range effect - doesn't seem like much of a problem, but stretched out over the road, it's a dark area right where you want to see! Anyone else with this lamp experience this?
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The Progressives Anti-Scientific Approach to Economics
We are lectured ad nauseum about how conservatives are anti-science, moralizing crusaders who are unable to use pragmatism to solve social problems. Then, when a socio-economic problem is addressed applying solid, accepted scientific principles, progressives lose their heads. Jon Tevlin, an accomplice of the progressive/socialist wing of the Minnesota Democratic Party, is a shining example of this soft-headed, anti-scientific approach. He posits human beings are | Read More »


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Mint Hill Town Hall was packed on Monday, October 14 and visitors overflowed into the lobby where more chairs were set up so everyone could hear and see the candidates run- ning for local office.
The meeting, sponsored by the Mint Hill Women's Club, gave the public a close and personal look at the candidates for Mint Hill town commissioner as well as District 6 school board.
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Anyone who knows me well can tell you that I'm a total Internet junkie. I spend a lot of my free time online, browsing various sites like Youtube, chatting in forums with friends and otherwise killing time. As of late, though, one particular subject seems to have pushed itself into the forefront of internet denizens everywhere. That is, SOPA, or the Stop Online Piracy Act, a censorship bill which was proposed by the US House of Representatives on Oct. 26, 2011. It's created quite a buzz online, and with all the people talking about it and what it supposedly proposes, it's hard to get one's facts straight. Friends of mine claim that the government's trying to censor the internet, block access to certain sites - that SOPA will cripple the World Wide Web as we know it.
The internet is buzzing with kind words for Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who died yesterday after a lengthy battle with cancer. Jobs is best-known for his involvement in the transition of Xerox's graphical user interface into the first Macintosh computer and his forward-thinking leadership of the company. Jobs in 1986 purchased Lucasfilm's computer graphics division, which later became Pixar and helped Disney lead the animated film industry much in the same way Apple has defined how humans interact with technology. Jobs since 2004 had left Apple during brief periods of time for treatment of pancreatic cancer. He was 56.
President Obama came to town yesterday, rolled up his sleeves and told a group of 1,500 supporters to tell Congress to get to work on passing his jobs bill. John Boehner and Mitch McConnell reportedly stayed in Washington, called the speech "political theater" and then ate some steaks. These mopes fact-checked the speech, finding that the major points were accurate, including the fact that all McConnell and Boehner really want to do is defeat Obama and eat steaks.
In the latest volley in the escalating cyberwar involving attacks on WikiLeaks and its founder, anonymous hackers have blocked access and disrupted service to Web sites for MasterCard, the Swedish prosecutor's office and the attorney representing two women accusing Assange of crimes


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Placer County voter turnout falls on lower end of projections
By: Gus Thomson Journal Staff Writer
Total of 25,000 to 30,000 ballots still to be counted
Placer County voter turnout was on the low end of expectations but still above the state average. Placer County elections chief Jim McCauley had projected a turnout of between 46 and 51 percent but the actual percentage will likely come in around 45 to 47 percent, his office is now stating. The state average is 25 percent in an election that failed to grab voters with sizeable issues or controversial races. McCauley said the turnout was expected to be down from previous primaries because of the absence of any big-ticket races. Both the Democratic and Republican parties had established their presidential candidates through votes already held in other states, McCauley said. Perhaps the biggest election races within Placer County revolved around campaigns for three Board of Supervisors posts. But while each of the three positions drew both incumbents and challengers, sitting Supervisors Jim Holmes (District 3), Kirk Uhler (District 4) and Jennifer Montgomery (District 5) were well ahead after the election night count. Ryan Ronco, assistant registrar recorder, said that 62,000 votes were counted on Election Day and between 25,000 and 30,000 ballots remained to be counted. That?s expected to be completed in 2½ to three weeks, he said. Mathematically, some candidates and ballot measures still have a chance, with a seismic shift in voting patterns between what has been counted and what has still to be tallied. In the case of District 5, the semi-official election summary issued by the county elections division shows Montgomery with 6,307 votes ? enough to top the majority needed to avoid a run-off against her next closest challenger. She has 53.75 percent of the vote. So far, 11,733 votes have been counted, with about 4,000 to 5,000 more remaining to be added to the District 5 count. Montgomery?s 6,307 votes compare to 5,426 for her four opponents combined and any write-in votes. ?We?re now involved in the post-election canvas and by law, have 28 days to complete it,? Ronco said. ?Right now anticipating 2 ½ to 3 weeks.? A final count could come as soon as June 22. Montgomery and Jerry Johnson, her next closest District 5 competitor, couldn?t be reached for comment. Johnson captured 1,896 votes, or 16.16 percent of the total. Ronco said the elections division will also be involved in several duties that must be completed under state law to ensure the vote count is correct. ?One of the most obvious and basic of those tests is the need to reconcile all polling-place rosters to ensure nobody out there was stuffing the ballot box with extra ballots,? he said. ?We also need to perform a hand count of ballots cast to verify the computer count was accurate. We?ll end up hand-counting about 10 percent of ballots.? Holmes and Uhler have seemingly insurmountable leads. In District 4, Uhler has 6,829 votes to 4,484 for challenger Pam Tobin. District 3?s Holmes has polled 5,689 votes to 2,995 for challenger Robert Grigas of Newcastle. Ronco said that while final figures weren?t available the number of ballots yet to count were similar to the projected total in District 5. Veteran political activist Tom Jones of Auburn said that the number of registered voters actually voting seemed to be caused by several factors. ?Apathy is the wrong word,? Jones said. ?The reason is that they?re preoccupied with personal things and have really lost confidence that their vote means anything.? Jones said that campaigns are now targeting people who actually vote and the sheer volume of calls and mailers is battering the best voters. ?And with media focused on commentators, they?re getting tired of hearing all of the negative,? Jones said. ?There?s no motivation. It?s hard to get a Ronald Reagan to show up.? Jones said that the Placer County campaigns seemed to steer clear of too much negativity. ?We do have good candidates and even the newbies refrained from attacking,? Jones said. ?Some actually took positions. It was a well-run campaign and a lot of people worked very hard to introduce themselves to the voters.?


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OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Health officials in Washington and Oregon say an outbreak of salmonella illness is linked to Foster Farms chicken.
The Oregon Health Authority said there were 43 cases last year in Oregon, and the Washington Health Department said there were at least 56 linked to a specific strain of the bacteria called salmonella Heidelberg. There were no deaths.
Foster Farms says in a statement that safety and quality are priorities. There is no recall.
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text: Gold and Silver Wait Patiently for More Easing" from this story at Commodity Online last week about sums up the current situation for precious metals investors and, whether it's good or bad, some news should come on that front in the days ahead as the Federal Reserve's policy committee again gathers to deliberate over whether another round of money printing might be necessary amid growing signs of a weakening U.S. economy.As never before, precious metals are taking their cues from the Fed and, simply put, should the policy committee strongly hint at another round of quantitative easing this week and then follow through with action next month, gold and silver prices are likely to go much higher in relatively short order. But if the U.S. economy is seen as needing no help from the central bank over the near-term and with the Fed less likely to take action in the lead up to the fall elections (so as not to be seen as being politically motivated), it could be a long, difficult summer for gold and silver.Last week, the gold price fell 1.0 percent, from $1,658.50 an ounce to $1,642.40, while silver rose 0.6 percent, from $31.50 an ounce to $31.70. Gold is up 4.9 percent so far this year, down 14.6 percent from its high last fall, and silver is up 13.8 percent in 2012, now down 36.0 percent from its peak last spring.Of course, any talk that the secular bull market in gold and silver is now over, as some are now claiming in the financial media, is, in my view, pure nonsense and another bit of evidence in support of that view appears in the chart below.


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In order to assess the occurrence of mesosulfuron residues in plants, processed commodities, rotational crops and livestock, EFSA considered the conclusions derived in the framework of Directive 91/414/EEC as well as the European authorisations reported by Member States (incl. the supporting residues data). Based on the assessment of the available data, MRL proposals were derived and a consumer risk assessment was carried out. No information required by the regulatory framework was found to be missing and no risk to consumers was identified. © European Food Safety Authority, 2012 Summary: Mesosulfuron was included in Annex I to Directive 91/414/EEC on 01 April 2004, which is before the entry into force of Regulation (EC) No 396/2005 on 02 September 2008. EFSA is therefore required to provide a reasoned opinion on the review of the existing MRLs for that active substance in compliance with Article 12(2) of the aforementioned regulation. In order to collect the relevant pesticide residues data, EFSA asked France, as the designated rapporteur Member State (RMS), to complete the Pesticide Residues Overview File (PROFile). The requested information was submitted to EFSA on 24 April 2009 and, after having considered several comments made by EFSA, the RMS provided on 06 January 2010 a revised PROFile. Based on the conclusions derived in the framework of Directive 91/414/EEC and the additional information provided by the RMS, EFSA issued on 07 August 2012 a draft reasoned opinion that was circulated to Member States' experts for consultation. Comments received by 12 October 2012 were considered for finalisation of this reasoned opinion. The following conclusions are derived. Although the approval under Directive 91/414/EEC referred to mesosulfuron, this substance is currently only available on the market under its variant called mesosulfuron-methyl, which is considered to be the actual active substance. The following conclusions therefore refer to mesosulfuron-methyl instead of mesosulfuron. The toxicological profile of mesosulfuron-methyl was evaluated in the framework of Directive 91/414/EEC, which resulted in an ADI of 1.0 mg/kg bw per d which was established for mesosulfuron. An ARfD was not deemed necessary. Primary crop metabolism of mesosulfuron-methyl was investigated following early foliar application in wheat. Only one crop category has been covered (cereals) which is insufficient to propose a general residue definition for all commodities of plant origin. The relevant residue for enforcement and risk assessment in cereals is therefore defined as mesosulfuron-methyl. An analytical method for enforcement of this residue definition with an LOQ of 0.01 mg/kg in dry commodities is available. Regarding the magnitude of residues, a sufficient number of supervised residue trials is available for the GAPs reported by the RMS, which allowed EFSA to estimate the expected residue concentrations in the relevant plant commodities and to derive MRLs and risk assessment values. As residues of mesosulfuron-methyl are not expected in treated crops and the chronic exposure does not exceed 10 % of the ADI, there is no need to investigate the effect of industrial and/or household processing. Specific processing factors for enforcement of processed commodities are therefore not proposed. Occurrence of mesosulfuron-methyl residues in rotational crops was investigated during the peer review of mesosulfuron. It was concluded that metabolic patterns in primary and succeeding crops are similar and that significant residues in rotational crops are not expected. These conclusions are applicable to the GAPs supported in the framework of this review. The dietary burden was calculated for different groups of livestock, based on the uses reported by the RMS. The results of the calculation indicate that no significant intakes for livestock are expected; the setting of MRLs in commodities of animal origin is therefore not necessary. Nevertheless the nature of mesosulfuron-methyl residues in commodities of animal origin was investigated in lactating cows and laying hens. Based on the results of the metabolism studies, EFSA concludes that the residue in animal commodities may be defined as mesosulfuron-methyl however this would only be necessary if the livestock dietary burden were to be increased in the future. Validated analytical methods for enforcement of the proposed residue definition are not available. Chronic consumer exposure resulting from the authorised uses reported in the framework of this review was calculated using revision 2 of the EFSA PRIMo. The highest chronic exposure was calculated for Danish children, representing 0.01 % of the ADI. Acute exposure calculations were not carried out because an ARfD was not deemed necessary for this active substance. Based on the above assessment, EFSA does not recommend inclusion of this active substance in Annex IV to Regulation (EC) No 396/2005. MRL recommendations were derived in compliance with the decision tree reported in Appendix D of the reasoned opinion (see summary table). All MRL values listed in the table are sufficiently supported by data and therefore proposed for inclusion in Annex II to the Regulation. Keywords: mesosulfuron-methyl, MRL review, Regulation (EC) No 396/2005, consumer risk assessment, sulfonylurea, herbicide. Print on demand Number of Pages: 27


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Hi there,
I've seen a few posts on this in my research, but some are old and others are somewhat confusing (mostly in the way the question has been phrased, and therefore how the answer can be interpreted).
Do I understand correctly that the current (version 8.0.4) Open Source Edition of Zimbra does not support either of the following for the purposes of adding, editing and removing email accounts, aliases, etc. within a domain:
- One administrator per domain, or
- Multiple domains assigned to multiple administrators (e.g., 1 domain to admin A, 2 to admin B, 3 to admin C, etc.)
In other words, is there only one administrator for the whole server, whether that server hosts one domain or a thousand?
If my understanding is correct, are there any plans to add this feature to the Open Source Edition, or (as I'm tempted to assume) is the lack of this feature intentional to entice upgrading to the Network Edition?


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I just previewed additional styles for some of the boys by sports giant adidas so now let's turn our attention to the ladies!
World No.3 Dinara Safina will be working the Competition Cap Sleeve Tee in pool paired with the dreaded skort from the Competition line in white. I STILL don't get skorts - what gives?
The kit on the right is the Competition Top in yellow and the Competition Skort in black. Ditto on these duds.
Rising Dane Caroline Wozniacki will be debuting two outfits: both feature the Edge adilibria Tank in yellow + pool matched with the Edge adilibria Skort in dark clay + white.
I'm wondering about the silhouette of Caroline's outfit, though, since adidas paired a fitted tank with a flirty, pleated skirt. I guess we'll have to see if the pieces fall together nicely - I'm thinking the notch at the bottom of the tank will help it fall smoothly against the billowy skirt.
Lastly, here's an action shot of last year's finalist Ana Ivanovic in the Edge adilibria Dress in pool that I previewed earlier this week. I think this dress looks much better on Ana and in motion than in a still shot. Still, I'm pushing for some kind of jewel tone green for the Serbian baller. C'mon adidas - make it happen!
SIDE NOTE: I'm totally curious about Jelena Jankovic's duds for the year's first major. Will they be cute? Horrible?? Completely Glitter-ized??? Oh the suspense!
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+1,000 I haven't finished my copy as of yet (half way thru it) but I really got alot of notes to take on the second read!
This is a very informative book. I just recently received my signed copy (#656) and just completed reading it for the first time today. I am planning my first mule deer hunt to WY in Oct 2013 and this book is full of information that I expect will be very useful. Mike's years of experience and expertise is presented in a very readable manner that is easy to understand. This is a must read for anyone that loves hunting, the outdoors, and wild places. After reading this book, I think I could listen to Mike Eastman tell stories about his hunting adventures for hours and hours.
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+1,000 I haven't finished my copy as of yet (half way thru it) but I really got alot of notes to take on the second read!
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Finished mine last night. A great read. I was especially interested in his chapter about Grizzlies. He didn't have anything to say about wolves, thought that might have been interesting. Well worth the time and $$ and a great addition to my library.
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Sounds like I'll have to order one of those. I have David Long's and thought it was terrific. Us Easterners can use all the help we can get Thanks for the " heads up"
I would have to agree. Got my copy for Christmas and just started reading it a couple nights ago. A wonderful read so far!
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Sitting on the stool after the third round of his fight with Eddie Alvarez, Bellator lightweight Michael Chandler was in a bad way.
He had gone after the win in the most vicious manner possible, dropping Alvarez in the first 20 seconds of the fight and then again later in the round, and still the Bellator champ was staring across from him on an opposing stool.
He had prepared for this moment, but maybe not for its reality. Alvarez had battered him with a barrage of punches that left his face a bloody mess just halfway through the championship fight, which took place at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Hollywood, Fla., for Bellator 58.
Commentators speculated he had taken a nasty body shot and may be soon to expire. Chandler can't remember exactly what it was, but admitted he looked bad was "a step or two behind."
If not for the words of his boxing trainer, Xtreme Couture's Gil Martinez, Chandler might have lost the fight right there as momentum hung in the balance. But somehow, the right words came and he went back to work in the fourth round.
It was then that the pendulum swung rapidly from champion to challenger. Chandler rocked Alvarez with a jab right off the bat, then went on to swarm with punches and leap on Alvarez's back to cinch a choke and force a tap.
Eight fights into his professional career, Chandler beat the man many say is the best lightweight outside of the UFC to take the Bellator lightweight title. The cursive tattoo reading "blessed" could not be more appropriate after a back-and-forth fight, one that went toe-to-toe with a gonzo headliner between Dan Henderson and Mauricio "Shogun" Rua at UFC 139. A shoo-in candidate for "Fight of the Year."
Reflecting today on the huge win, Chandler, who spoke from St. Petersburg, Fla., while spending time with family, said the pep talk changed the course of the bout.
"We have something special as a fighter/coach relationship," Chandler told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "I just really am so confident in him in every word he says, and he knows exactly what to say to me. I can't explain it. It just works."
Martinez has coached a bevy of notable fighters including Randy Couture, Gray Maynard, Martin Kampmann, Gina Carano and Jay Hieron.
The veteran trainer was there when Alvarez refused to shake Chandler's hand at the weigh-ins. Martinez told Chandler that Alvarez was worried or trying to get in his head and not to worry about it.
"He was just caught up in it," Chandler said of Alvarez. "He's a competitor; he doesn't like to lose. He doesn't like anybody standing in front of him. I can't expect him to like me."
Chandler said the same goes for where he fits in the rankings now that he's thrown a wrench into the lightweight rankings. He understands that some fans might be a little reluctant to see his win this past Saturday as much more than a temporary misstep for Alvarez.
In the Seminole Hard Rock Live, the sound of Alvarez's extremely vocal fans at times drowned out cheers for the fight.
"Eddie definitely established himself and worked his way up in there," Chandler said. "I don't necessarily think beating Eddie deserves me getting in the top-10 or top-whatever. Whatever people think, the people think. All I can worry about is me getting better. I promise I'm going to exceed their expectations."
Chandler will now likely welcome the winner of Bellator's season-six lightweight tournament sometime in 2012. If Alvarez decides to participate, he'll be forced to fight his way to a rematch through an eight-man field that's the signature format of the promotion.
The 25-year-old Chandler will undoubtedly meet any incoming threat with the help of Martinez, whom he began working with at the start of his Bellator career 14 months ago.
Martinez said he knew Chandler would be a champion when they began working together in Las Vegas. Chandler's girlfriend was scheduled to come into town on a day they weren't training. Martinez said he asked Chandler to work on a few things not knowing the fighter's schedule.
"He looked at me and said, 'Coach, I'm more interested in being a fighter than being a boyfriend right now,'" Martinez told MMAjunkie.com. "He just showed everything. All his skills came together. Everything about Michael says champion."
Chandler had never before been through such a grueling fight. He was forced to dig deep on that stool, and he bled generously for his gold. But he's glad that he had such a guide in Martinez, and got to see what he is made of.
"Even though I've got to wear big sunglasses right now," Chandler said.
For more on Bellator 58, stay tuned to the MMA Rumors section of the site.
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CHARLOTTE, NC - The Winston-Salem State University Rams, despite having 12 new players for the 2013-14 season, were predicted to finish first in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association's (CIAA) Southern Division, Thursday. The prediction was announced at the 2013 CIAA Annual Basketball Media Day at the Sheraton Charlotte Hotel. WSSU seniors, guard Tyre Desmore and forward Preston Scott, were both named to the 2013 CIAA Preseason All-Conference team as well.
Last season, the Rams posted a 15-13 overall record and placed third in the CIAA Southern Division. The team finished the season with a 9-7 record in CIAA play with a 5-5 record in division play. With three starters returning from last season's team and a talented cast of newcomers, the Lady Rams will enter the season with its highest predicted finish since the team's return to the conference.
Tyre Desmore (6-2, 180, Sr, Petersburg, VA/Petersburg) also returns after playing valuable minutes last season, where he averaged 4.3 points and 2.1 rebounds. Desmore was also second on the team in assists with 54, and also contributed 24 steals.
"We are also looking for big thing from Tyre Desmore. Tyre played a lot of important minutes for us last year, and we are expecting him to step up and be a leader.
Ross started 17 of 33 games last year at WCU. He averaged 6 points and 4 rebounds per game, while shooting an impressive 51% from the floor. Originally, Preston is from Fayetteville, NC where he was a standout player at Seventy-First High School. While at Seventy-First, he averaged 18 ppg, 8 rpg and was a McDonald's All-American nominee.
"Preston Ross (6-5, 220, Sr, Fayetteville, NC/Western Carolina) is a transfer from Western Carolina. He can do a number of things, and we look for big things from him", say Collins. "He is an incredible athlete, that's strong, can rebound, and is just a very good basketball player."
The WSSU Rams will open the 2013-14 season hosting Notre Dame (Ohio) on Friday, November 8th, at the CE Gaines Center. For more information on WSSU Rams basketball, contact the WSSU Office of Athletic Media Relations at (336) 750-2152 or log on to www.WSSURams.com.
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Le Mars artist's work is her language
(LE MARS) -- Le Mars resident Glenda Drennen is a watercolorist whose
art today reflects changes in mediums.
Drennen has worked with water color throughout her career and in the
last ten years has mixed in other mediums to add more dimension to her
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Marvel has released a first look at Mike Allred's return to Marvel Comics with "Daredevil" #17 written by Mark Waid with colors by Laura Allred. "The Great Divide" begins August 15.
This week's Cover of the Week nominees bring with them a Martian attack, a royal portrait, a mysterious hand, a Gotham shapeshifter and Matt Murdock in the trenches.
Matt Murdock escaped from Latveria in "Daredevil" #15, but he did not emerge unscathed. CBR News spoke with writer Mark Waid about the issue and his plans for the Eisner-winning series.
Doug Zawisza gives "Daredevil" #15 by Mark Waid 4 stars, saying artist Chris Samnee "draws fantastic imagery, weighed down by heavy inking and deep shadows to convey Daredevil's sensory investigation."
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "AvX" #8, "Captain Marvel" #1, "Invincible Iron Man" #521, "Secret Service" #3 and more.
Director David Slade has departed Fox's "Daredevil" due to scheduling conflicts, leaving the studio to rush to begin filming by fall or risk the rights to the character reverting to Marvel.
The latest edition of CSBG's look at easter eggs in comic books looks at a variety of Easter Eggs in Joe Quesada's "Daredevil" run, including references to Garth Ennis, Steve Dillon and Kevin Smith!
Marvel Comics announces "Daredevil: End of Days" by Brian Michael Bendis, David Mack, Klaus Janson and Bill Sienkiewicz, detailing the last days of Matt Murdock seen through the eyes of Phil Urich.
Augie wraps up his look at "Daredevil: Born Again" by focusing on Frank Miller's writing and Joe Rosen's lettering. Plus, does DC's New 52 reboot have a problem with too many choices?
This week, IDW Publishing releases "David Mazzucchelli's Daredevil Born Again Artist's Edition." It's a giant book with a big legacy, and Augie likes what he sees. Really likes it.
This week's group of nominees sees a glaring Victor von Doom, an anguished Casanova Quinn, a sun-bleached Henry Baltimore, a relaxing Will and a fragmented Banshee all vying for the title of Cover of the Week.
Augie finally sits down with Mark Waid's "Daredevil" run and likes what he sees: A font. Go figure. Also, Image's "Planetoid" #1 Todd McFarlane's Spider-Man and plenty more.
The creative minds behind Marvel's critically acclaimed "Daredevil" ongoing series including Mark Waid, Mike Allred, Chris Samnee and Paolo Rivera sat down for a discussion of all things the Man Without Fear.
ROBOT 6's Matt Seneca dives into the longboxes again to declare 1985's Daredevil #220 by David Mazzucchelli, Christie Scheele, Denny O'Neil and Frank Miller the greatest comic of all time.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Astonishing X-Men" #51, "Daredevil" #14, "Venom" #19, "Winter Soldier" #7, and more.
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This week brings a grim fairy tale, a journey into Nick Fury's past, a visit with an adorable ghost, a flood of purple flowers and an up-close introduction to Matt Murdock's date. Plus, April's Cover of the Month!
"The Avengers" invade television ads everywhere! Christopher Nolan expounds on "The Dark Knight Rises!" The new international "Prometheus" trailer hits the air! Plus, "Iron Man 3" and more!
This go-around, The Goon goes corporate, The Twelve goes out with a bang, the New Deadwardians go to Whitechapel, the Man Without Fear goes back to the '70s (sort of) and Popeye goes full-on Kryptonian.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Amazing Spider-Man" #685, "Daredevil" #12, "Exiled" #1, "Venom" #17 and many more.
CBR presents the video interview and complete transcript of Mark Waid discussing his webcomics venture Thrillbent.com, the concept behind "Insufferable" and his critically-acclaimed work on Marvel's "Daredevil."
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Two new "Avengers" clips hit the web! Marc Webb reveals how he cast Andrew Garfield in "Amazing Spider-Man!" Tom Hardy compares Bane to the Joker in "Dark Knight Rises!" Plus, "Prometheus" and more!
Doug Zawisza gives "Avenging Spider-Man" #6 4.5 stars, calling Mark Waid and Greg Rucka's "Omega Effect" opening chapter "a book that is every bit as enjoyable as you can possibly imagine."
This week Matt Murdock comes to his senses, Frankenstein takes flight, Wolverine delivers some payback, a henchman develops a taste for blood and Spider-Man appreciate the big-screen Avengers.
This go-around finds a backwoods vampire, a ghostly soldier, a sea of readers, clinging Moloids and a smashing Hulk all vying for Cover of the Week. Plus, March's Cover of the Month is revealed!
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Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an exclusive preview of Mark Waid's "Daredevil" #10.1 featuring guest artist Khoi Pham! The issue hits stores April 4.
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Courtesy of Marvel , CBR presents exclusive advance looks at two of its March 28 releases: Brian Michael Bendis and Brandon Peterson's "Avengers" #24.1 and Mark Waid and Paolo Rivera's "Daredevil" #10!
Writer Mark Waid spoke to CBR TV at WonderCon 2012 about his brand new digital comics publishing initiative, writing "Daredevil," selling his beloved comic collection, his recent birthday and more.
Marvel has released an early look at "Avenging Spider-Man" #6, the Mark Waid and Greg Rucka co-written first chapter of "The Omega Effect." The Spidey/Punisher/Daredevil crossover kicks off April 11.
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Ryan K. Lindsay gives "Daredevil" #9 4.5 stars, calling Mark Waid and Paolo Rivera's arc conclusion "horrifying, strange, smart and an experience not to be missed."
CBR News spoke with writer Mark Waid about his plans for "Daredevil" including a two-part Mole Man arc and the three-part "Omega Effect" crossover featuring Spider-Man and the Punisher.
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Consolidation of the Binational (Panama-Costa Rica) Commission of the Sixaola River Basin Moves Forward
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Members of the Sixaola Binational Commission met May 14-17 in Bocas del Toro, Panama, to strengthen their capacities in governance of shared waters and determine the next steps as commission.
Panama, May 2012 (IUCN). The objective of the Binational Commission of the Sixaola River Basin is to conserve biodiversity, foster sustainable production and strengthen binational institutional framework under the Costa Rica-Panama Convention for Transboundary Development. As part of the 2012 road map, thirty people met for four days in Bocas del Toro, Panama, to dialogue about the commission's structure and regulations and take an active part in an IUCN training session on Governance of Shared Waters
As part of the training, presentations were given on themes of interest to the commission, such as current water-related risk in Costa Rica due to climate change, offered by Roberto Villalobos of Costa Rica's Meteorological Institute. Relating the experience of the Binational Manager Group of the Goascorán River Basin between Honduras and El Salvador, Luis Maier of Fundación Vida urged the commission to set up joint projects and share lessons with other countries of the region.
Motivated by these experiences, the Sixaola River Basin Commission called for studying the possibility of a project to analyze risk to the water sector from climate change in the basin. This could be the Commission's first joint project in a common work plan, which also includes gradually incorporating joint actions in the binational watershed of the Sixaola River.
Commission members also heard from IUCN staff on aspects of international law, governance of shared waters and building consensus. This was complemented by a practical exercise and tools, also prepared by IUCN, enabling participants to put into practice their new knowledge and skills in negotiation and consensus-building as applied to management of shared watersheds.
This meeting is one of the activities programmed for strengthening and consolidating the Sixaola River Basin Commission. Says civil society representative Mildred Ramírez, "The Commission is a very important body because we have to be in both Panama and Costa Rica, working united. We have from great natural riches to environmental problems…these meetings are important in order to see the expectations of both countries and be able to reach agreement."
This process has been characterized by the synergy and coordination generated among the Executive Secretariats of the Costa Rica-Panama Convention for Border Development, the project on integrated management of ecosystems in the binational Sixaola river basin ("Sixaola Binational Project"), the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and the Sixaola River Binational Commission, under the common objective of conserving biodiversity, fostering sustainable development and strengthening the binational institutional framework of the Sixaola river basin.
IUCN currently executes two projects in the watershed: Building River Dialogue and Governance ("BRIDGE"), supported by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), and Water Management for Adaptation, supported by the German Government through ICI-BMU, as part of a strategic crosscutting theme promoting transboundary cooperation and comprehensive water resource management.
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