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ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability
- Date submitted: 31 Oct 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability
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Full SubmissionContribution to the Zero Draft of the Rio+20 outcome document 31 October 2011 We all know we currently live beyond the carrying capacity of the planet. In 2050, about 9 billion people will live on this planet ? how can we ensure at least basic, decent livelihoods for all with more equity and social justice while climatic changes will have taken effect, scarcity will have led to significant price increases in water, food mineral oil, natural gas, and many materials? ICLEI?s vision is not to merely look at the status quo and make incremental improvements to it, but rather to consider the systemic changes we need to make now in order to ensure sustained human life on earth. That is the crucial context of ICLEI?s input towards, at and beyond Rio+20. In ICLEI?s view, the world does not need another declaration. If Rio+20 is to be a worthwhile multilateral conference justifying the enormous financial and human resources invested in it, Heads of States and Governments have to be personally involved in jointly deciding upon and presenting concrete actions. 1. Context: cities and urbanization 1.1 The challenge and potential of urbanization The increasing speed and scale of Urbanization have turned this trend into an emerging global issue. While in 1950 less than one-third of the world's population lived in cities, by 2050 over two-thirds of the world population will be living in urban areas. In the next 40 years we have to build the same urban capacity which we have built in the past 4000 years. Building quality urban fabrics that provide livelihoods and opportunities for people of all economic backgrounds, so rapidly and at such enormous scale, is the defining challenge humanity faces. The standards along which these urban structures will be designed will decide whether their future inhabitants will be locked into the current life-styles of resource-intensity and dependency on fossil fuels, or if they will become the models for future urban fabrics based on carbon neutrality, minimal use of natural resources, closed economic cycles and social inclusion. ICLEI calls for a UN Decade of Sustainable Urbanization to raise awareness, create synergies and to share solutions and good practices. ICLEI helps its 1200 members in 73 countries to work towards eight goals: to implement integrated sustainability polices, to increase resource-efficiency, to become bio-diverse cities, to move towards climate neutrality, to create a resilient community, to green the infrastructure, to transition to a green urban economy and to establish a healthy and happy community. If the cities of the world reached these aims, most global environmental targets would be reached. ICLEI submission for Rio+20 Compilation Document for Zero Draft ? 31 October 2011 2 1.2 Resource productive cities ?a vision for green urban economies Yet in the long term, we have to go even further. Considering the widening gap between the resource demands of growing populations and economies, on the one hand, and declining natural resource base and carrying capacity, on the other hand, there would appear to be only one real solution. Our cities need to themselves be designed and managed to produce more and more of their own resource inputs. We need to redesign existing urban areas and systems, we need to build new ones that generate substantial amounts of their own resources within the urban region, in particular their energy, food, and even water. Put in economic terms, cities need to be even more productive engines of economic growth by ?growing? a substantial part of their own resource base. This investment in the resource productivity of cities and urban systems, which until now have been extractive, resource consuming systems, is the central opportunity and challenge of the green urban economy. 1.3 Cities: hubs of green growth Economic growth in both developed and developing countries has been and will be concentrated in their cities. It is estimated that between 2005 and 2025 some 200 trillion dollars will be spent globally on fixed urban assets. Most of this expenditure will occur in developing countries, but often involving the engineering, infrastructure, architectural, technology, and construction companies of developed nations. McKinsey & Co estimates that 46 trillion dollars will be spent on fixed urban assets in China alone during the 2005 to 2025 period. ICLEI sees in the channeling of this expenditure towards more sustainable urban designs, systems and materials a tremendous ?green growth? opportunity. Incentives should direct growth towards resource-productive, resilient, low-carbon and low-risk urban infrastructure. Local Governments need the powers as well as supportive national and global regulatory frameworks to channel this expenditure towards creating sustainable urban systems ? to set the standards for all human settlements. ICLEI?s white paper ?Financing the Resilient City? of June 2011 argues that finance for resilience and adaptation need to be demand-driven, rather than having conventional top-down global financing mechanisms determining in a top-down fashion which local actions are eligible for funding. This demand-driven model of urban adaptation financing may be a pilot case of demand-driven finance in other areas. The concentration of economic growth in cities and the relevance of the performance of urban systems to global sustainability may be regarded as common ground between developing and developed countries. 2. Green eeconomy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication 2.1 Beyond the ?3 pillars?: economy must serve the people and the planet The common conceptualization of sustainable development as having three pillars ? social, economic and environmental ? is misleading. While there is an interconnection between the three spheres, ICLEI doubts that they can be seen as equal and the concept of ?harmony? between them is solid. Why should humans and their societies, and why should the environment be brought in harmony with the economy? ICLEI sees the economy as a servicing system, not as an end in itself. The economy is dependent upon productive and functioning natural resources and ecosystem services, which it processes into products and services for people. It is thus the mechanism between nature and humans. It must ideally use as little natural resources as possible to enable as many people as possible to live well. With an increasing global population and finite natural resources, this is essential in order to secure decent livelihoods for all human beings now and in future. The way the economy works ? whether wasteful or efficient, whether polluting or clean, whether exploitative or just ? determines the extent of sustainability of our civilization. 2.2 The need for Sustainable Development Goals ICLEI supports that one central outcome of Rio+20 should be Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the framework and goal set for action until 2050: � SDGs must ensure that in 2050 all 9 billion people will be able to live within the planetary boundaries with decent living conditions. Continuing with a business-as-usual approach will lead to a dearth of natural resources and the possibility of conflict over scarce remaining natural resources. This threat must be addressed decisively and immediately. � SDGs should be based on scientific evidence and expertise, particularly regarding current assessments and projections for 2050 under business-as-usual and other models, as well as analyzing which actions now would lead to which revision of trends. � SDGs should be quantifiable, measurable, reportable and verifiable. � SDGs must address urbanization and its impacts on sustainable development of all societies on this planet. Urbanization trends are interlinked with most of current key challenges such as poverty and resource scarcity exacerbated by climate change, biodiversity loss and globalization. � SDGs must include clear targets for global sustainable development standards to be met jointly by all actors. It should also set up a centralized registry of commitments that keeps track of which country or institution has agreed to do what, and the extent to which that commitment has been fulfilled. � Local Governments and Local Government Organizations (LGOs) such as ICLEI will be crucial for successful implementation of SDGs and should be included in relevant global decisions on the definition of SDGs. Discussions on SDGs and governance should be ICLEI submission for Rio+20 Compilation Document for Zero Draft ? 31 October 2011 4 interlinked, since good sustainable development governance at global, national and local level will be crucial for the successful implementation of the SDGs. � SDGs should be clearly linked to and seen in conjunction with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). 2.3 Towards a green and sustainable economy: beyond GDP When considering the green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication, it is not a question of environmental protection or economic growth, but rather a structurally and qualitatively different type of economic growth which values the finite natural resources the economy relies upon. This is the idea behind green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication. After the financial and economic crises the world has undergone in the past years, we must once more realize that the current global economic model is unsustainable. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the most widely used metric of the economic performance of a country. However, it is now widely recognized that GDP is an inadequate measure of social progress: measuring efforts and not results, focusing only on quantity of expenditure and not quality, masking inequalities, and disregarding the value of natural capital. Developing a more comprehensive indicator would allow for more nuanced performance measurement. The Human Development Index (HDI) and other alternatives have existed for a long time. More recently Bhutan?s Gross National Happiness Index and the OECD?s Better Life Index among others have also gained some recognition. ICLEI welcomes and supports the recent efforts made to seek more nuanced measurement of performance and considers it possible to move to a better indicator of national well-being than GDP. ICLEI expects the Rio+20 Conference to take a decision to generally introduce a new performance measurement framework for countries and their economies. ICLEI demands that such improved indicator(s) should allow for being translated into locally used indicators as part of a coherent global monitoring and evaluation framework for globally and nationally agreed targets. As part of the transition to a green economy, ICLEI requests that existing ideas such as the internalization of costs and the ?polluter pays? principle must finally be fully implemented. In addition, ICLEI proposes the introduction of a new principle, the ?beneficiary pays? principle, for the sake of inter-generational justice: those actors of the current generation who use and benefit from the use of resources or natural capital have to bear the full costs. In the energy sector, for example, energy prices from diverse sources would be extremely different under the ?beneficiary pays? principle. Since the current use of fossil fuel both depletes finite resources and pollutes the planet for future generations, a fairer price for the long-term effects of that which benefits us today should be levied. 2.4 Green urban economies for a global green economy The largest 100 urban areas alone are estimated to have contributed about 30% to the global GDP in 2005. Due to the geographical concentration of people, infrastructure, knowledge, economic activity and resources, cities are able to achieve 'more with less' - or, in other words, to turn density and urban systems into eco-efficiency. Local governments are already working in multiple areas which form part of the green urban economy, such as sustainable procurement, green buildings and infrastructure, improving waste management, access to sanitation et cetera. ICLEI sees greening the ?urban? economies as an essential part of the global transition to a green economy. LGOs such as ICLEI can draw upon the vast implementation capacity of cities around the world, thus tapping into a large potential for green economy transitions. A green urban economy realizes opportunities to enhance human well-being and local natural resources, while reducing future costs, ecological scarcities and environmental risks. Developing green urban economies will have direct positive local effects such as an enhanced well-being of the local population, keeping more resources in a local economic cycle, a prevention of future scarcities in natural resources and energy, and reduced future costs for maintaining urban infrastructure and social services, and reduced consequential costs to future generations for dealing with impacts of today?s economy. ICLEI as the largest global network of local governments working towards sustainability commits to a focus in its work with its local government members around the world to green their urban economies, piloting best practices that may be followed by others. 2.5 A Green Economy Roadmap is one option A Green Economy Roadmap has been proposed by the European Commission. It seeks to map out the "what, how and who" of a transition to a green economy, proposing specific actions that could be implemented at the international, national and regional levels. More precisely, it envisions (1) investing in key resources and natural capital ("what"), (2) combining market and regulatory instruments ("how") and (3) improving governance and encouraging private sector involvement ("who"). Such a Roadmap is one of the options that may support a global transition to a green economy. It should explicitly include and support greening urban economies. It would have to be supported by countries of different economic development and take account of their different circumstances. ICLEI fully agrees with the need to invest in key resources and natural capital as a basis for future economic activity and human well-being. ICLEI realizes that economic and financial mechanisms must be used to address these challenges. ICLEI demands the full inclusion of relevant actors such as local and regional government, business and civil society in such a roadmap. 3. Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development Over the past decades the world has realized that social, environmental and economic issues transcend political borders. Since the UN Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm in 1972, a huge number of global bodies have been created dealing with issues that form part of sustainable development. Despite these efforts, the world recently experienced major financial crises and is witnessing a continuing loss of biodiversity, escalating climate change, widespread resource depletion, and other challenges, which the current institutional framework seems unable to adequately address. Numerous trends and indicators show that the planet and its human beings are facing severe threats to their livelihoods and survival in the present or near future. At the beginning of the 21st century, we must realize that our current global institutional set-up has failed to set the world and global society on a sustainable path. The time has come for significant revision of the global institutional framework for sustainable development. 3.1 Involving all relevant actors in decision-shaping and implementation ICLEI submission for Rio+20 Compilation Document for Zero Draft ? 31 October 2011 6 Based on Agenda 21, relevant UN bodies such as the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA), the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (UN CBD), the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) and the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) recognize the so-called ?Nine Major Groups?: Business and Industry, Children and Youth, Farmers, Indigenous Peoples, Local Authorities, NGOs, Scientific and Technological Community, Women as well as Workers and Trade Unions. Since Agenda 21 was adopted in 1992, the involvement of Major Groups has enriched the debates at the UN and brought relevant voices to the table. Yet the current structure has clear limitations. The current nine groups are very different in their identity, roles and powers, yet they are equal in the UN system. ICLEI believes that Rio+20 provides an exceptional opportunity to enhance the current Major Group structure. Criteria such as the stakeholders? mandate and capacity to contribute to the implementation of multilateral agreements, to organize commitments to action by their constituencies, to establish performance monitoring systems and to provide regular global reports, i.e. their ability to submit themselves to a accountability framework, need to be taken into consideration. Possible new Stakeholder Groups could be ?Governmental Stakeholders?, ?Business and Trade Unions?, and ?Civil Society? including indigenous people, women, science, farmers, youth and NGOs. ICLEI as a Local Government Organization and as such part of the proposed Governmental Stakeholder Group focuses on that group. ICLEI proposes that local and regional governments as recognized ?governmental stakeholders? in the UNFCCC process should be given responsibility and be involved in decision-shaping that concerns in particular sustainable development and greening our economies. Local governments and LGOs play a crucial role in the implementation of multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs). ICLEI is currently developing precise suggestions for models of enhanced governmental stakeholders? participation in policy-shaping and implementation, to be publicly proposed ahead of Rio+20. At a time when there appears to be general consensus that the ability of the United Nations as an international organization of the sovereign states of the world to bring about binding frameworks to safeguard global environmental assets such as climate stability within the necessary timeframe, an institutional framework should be created that involves ?relevant actors? besides nation states and integrates them into a system of commitments, actions, performance monitoring and reporting. ICLEI believes that if the UN wants to fully live up to the spirit of its Charter, not only to ?maintain international peace and security? (Article 1.1), but also to ?achieve international co-operation in solving international problems of an economic, social, cultural, or humanitarian character? (Article 1.3), it needs to move ? in its functionality ? beyond the definition of ?United Nations? and to becoming the ?United Actors?. 3.2 A need for integration and coherence ? Sustainable Development Council? As outlined above, we need to move beyond thinking in terms of three pillars of sustainable development. This has clear implications for the institutional framework for sustainable development (IFSD). The economic, social and environmental spheres cannot be separated into pillars which stand on their own. There is a clear need for a coherent, integrated IFSD which recognizes the economy?s absolute dependency on ecosystem services, and society?s primary role in using, crafting and shaping the global economy to create meaningful and low-impact quality of life for all. ICLEI believes that the creation of a UN Council on Sustainable Development is a worthwhile option to be considered. Such a Council could serve to increase coherence and coordination among the different global organizations working on sustainable development and it could be the forum for dialogue among countries, governmental stakeholders, business and civil society regarding sustainable development. ICLEI will remain engaged in the process of designing such Council. 3.3 The need for a UN or World Environment Organization ICLEI supports the need for a single organization which works on all environmental issues in a comprehensive and coherent manner, which could be a UN Environment Organization (UNEO) or a World Environment Organization (WEO). Integration and coherence in the environmental sphere will be one step towards integration and coherence in sustainable development governance. ICLEI believes that UNEO/WEO as the one organization dealing with all aspects of environment and taking care of the finite natural resource base at the global level will be better placed to relate to and discuss important issues with those organizations regulating the global economy and aiming to ensure social well-being. This organization should have universal membership to ensure the highest possible legitimacy and authority. Such an organization would also be helpful for Local Governments and global LGOs in order to link global and local environmental policy and implementation. ICLEI supports the idea to upgrade UNEP into a UNEO or WEO. 3.4 New Intergovernmental Panel on Sustainable Development The United Nations, UN Member States and all other relevant actors need to be clear about where key global developments (such as global warming, water availability, soil degradation, desertification, food production, etc.) must stand in the years 2020, 2030, 2040 and 2050 in order for human civilization on the planet to be on a sustainable path. This is the function of the Sustainable Development Goals (section 2.2 above), which need to be quantitative, measurable, reportable and verifiable. The definition of these goals must be based on scientific evidence and expertise as postulated in section 2.2. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has been in operation since 1988 and the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) was recently created. Each Panel forms the interface between science and policy for their area of focus. Sound political decisions on sustainable development issues require a solid scientific base, making these two Panels highly important and useful. Yet ICLEI believes that one has to be careful to avoid fragmentation in the institutional framework. To this end, ICLEI proposes to create an Intergovernmental Panel on Sustainable Development (IPSD). This Panel would inform the most important global political decisions for the long-term future. This Panel would be the overarching body for IPCC, IPBES and any other relevant science/policy bodies. Details of the IPSD would have to be worked out after Rio+20. 3.5 Sustainable development governance and the local level While the above-mentioned changes in the institutional framework for sustainable development have been proposed in order to improve the horizontal integration, vertical integration within a multi-level governance system needs to be improved as well. Local governments are considered the closest and most responsive level of government to the needs of their citizens, electorate and local interest groups. How sustainable development governance works at the local level varies widely. An analysis of the progress and variety of sustainable development governance and action at the local level is currently being carried out for the Local Sustainability 2012 global study. The study will critically evaluate 20 years of Local Agenda 21 and other sustainable development initiatives. The results of the study will be published in early 2012 and will be fed into the Rio+20 process. Regardless of how the administrative structure for sustainable development is set up, local governments are crucially important to steer sustainable urban development. They provide urban services (water, waste, sanitation, public transport, fire and police, administration, education et cetera), regulate building codes and land-use, respond to public pressures, and leverage, align and allocate large amounts of investments. Their influence is immense: to direct sustainable urban development by utilizing Renewable energy, adapting to climate change and building resilience, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and local pollution, reducing consumption and using resources more efficiently, amongst others. The past two decades have seen a strong decentralization of public tasks from the national level to the local level, mostly without equipping local governments with sufficient power and resources needed to implement these tasks. ICLEI demands that in order for local governments to take on the responsibilities and tasks outlined above, adequate financial resources have to be provided and supportive fiscal and legal national framework conditions have to be established. Endowed with appropriate capacity, local governments will be the strongest allies of national governments and the United Nations in creating conditions for a sustainable human civilization on Earth.


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- 1 package (19 ounces) frozen cheese tortellini
- 2 cups fresh broccoli florets
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1/2 cup pimiento-stuffed olives, halved
- 3/4 cup reduced-fat red wine vinaigrette
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Cook tortellini according to package directions; drain and rinse in cold water.
- In a large bowl, combine the tortellini, broccoli, red pepper and olives. Drizzle with dressing and sprinkle with salt; toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate until serving. Yield: 10 servings.
Reviews for Party Tortellini Salad
"Would make again with the following changes that I used: I also added green and yellow peppers, black olives (regular and Italian oil cured olives), some red onion and a combination of olive oil and vinegar. Of course, I added more pasta."
"Very easy, quick and flavorful salad to take with you. Great option from regular pasta salad"
"Correction: Broccoli:)"
"My family loves brocolli, especially my five year old grandaughter. . . she says it's her favorite food. Can't wait to try this! Sound great and looks beautiful."
"I don't understand why someone who hates broccoli would even bother to look at a recipe in which one of the main ingredients is broccoli!!! Go figure. If anyone can't find tortellini in their store (and I really can't understand why since it is in a lot of salad recipes) maybe mini ravioli would work in its place. I love the idea of using cheese cubes and turkey pepperoni in this. It would make it almost taste like antipasto salad. Yummy either way. I live in PA and can find tortellini in even the smallest stores, so I don't think it's a regional thing. It does come dried, fresh, or frozen in most every store. Hope you find it."

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What happens when two musical giants collide, when two Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees defying genres and generations share the stage? On October 28, 1970 just that happened on Johnny Cash's TV variety show, when he welcomed "the great Louis Armstrong." Cash opened the introduction, remarking: "This country has given the world three original art forms – country music, jazz and Louis Armstrong."
Promoting his 1970 collection of country and western standards (fittingly titled Country & Western) and sporting an oversized cowboy hat, Armstrong sang "Crystal Chandeliers," the country classic originally sung by Charley Pride; and "Ramblin' Rose," a song made popular by Nat King Cole.
With the performance wrapped, Armstrong took a seat beside Cash, both musicians holding their instruments of choice: a trumpet and a guitar, respectively. "You've been at it a long time," Cash said to Armstrong. "I know that. We did a little research on some of your recordings; we find that on July 16, 1930, you played trumpet on a session with the late Jimmie Rodgers, the Father of Country Music. That was in Hollywood, right?"
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Sunday, February 9, 1964 was the day that changed music and pop culture forever. The Ed Sullivan Show was one of the most popular television programs in the United States and at 8pm Eastern Standard Time, the Beatles made their live debut on American national television before an estimated 73 million people. This single television appearance mesmerized an entire generation. How many future musicians' dreams began that day? How many kids were inspired to form bands and be like the Beatles? Virtually every famous American rock musician would say later: "When I saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan it changed my life."
It was on that Sunday night that the Beatles conquered America and Beatlemania had taken hold of the nation. Their music, mop-top hairstyles, matching suits and "Beatle" boots all helped create the image that we all know and love, but it was their instruments that also made a huge impression on everyone watching. Paul McCartney's Hofner 500/1 bass, John Lennon's 325 Rickenbacker guitar, George Harrison's Gretsch Country Gentleman and Ringo Starr's Ludwig drum set, all became extensions of each of their personalities.
This instrumental lineup was a major part of America's first ...
In 1988, a young Sean Ono Lennon – John Lennon and Yoko Ono's only son – took to the podium as the Beatles accepted their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honors. Obviously nervous and encouraged by Ringo Starr to say a few words, Sean explained: "I'm pretty young to know about this still, but I still love the Beatles, and I'm pretty proud to be up here today for doing nothing." Twenty-six years later, Sean Ono Lennon, a talented musician and composer, was again paying tribute to the legacy of the music his father and the Beatles created. This time, prompted by the 50th anniversary of the Beatles appearance on Ed Sullivan.
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The members of the Beatles fell under the spell of rock and roll early on. When the new sound first broke in 1955 and 1956, it caught the attention of Ringo Starr, John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison. The lads bought rock and roll records and went to movies where they could see rock and roll stars perform.
As a band, the Beatles are often regarded as being second-generation rock and rollers, but as kids and as players, they were very much inspired by rock's first generation. They fell in love with rock's "big bang" moment; artists like Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, the Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly and other artists that would be key to their sound and genesis as a band. As the formative Beatles coalesced, they covered songs by the artists they liked, adding early rock and roll cuts to the set lists as they honed their group dynamic.
Be part of the Beatles 50th Anniversary Celebration at the Rock Hall on February 9, 2014
Sometimes the Beatles are said to have saved rock and roll. However, at the time the group landed stateside in 1964, Motown had already been cranking out hits ...
"This is how we saw most of the world when it got big for the Beatles," says Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Ringo Starr of his PHOTOGRAPH tome from Genesis Publications. "You'll find several of the shots in this book are from my point of view, looking out of a car window. That's just how it was. You had to get to the gig, and then get away from the gig to wherever you were going next."
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Be part of the Beatles 50th Anniversary Celebration at the Rock Hall on February 9, 2014
Beatles fans will get rare and candid looks into the Fab Four's inner circle, with photos of George Harrison, Paul McCartney and John Lennon through the decades, with early archival ...
By December 1963, England had enjoyed nearly a year of Beatlemania. The Fab Four – George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr – had sold millions of records for EMI's Parlophone imprint. The group's first single, "Love Me Do"/"P.S. I Love You," briefly dented the U.K. Top 20 in October 1962, but their next 45, "Please Please Me," formally ignited Beatlemania in their homeland, reaching the Number Two spot.
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Eze Obiora is one of four Salukis in the top 100 nationally in sacks. Southern is 11th nationally with 30 sacks this season.
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- Kory Faulkner is the 11th player in school history to throw for 3,000 career yards. He enters the game with 3,218 career passing yards, which ranks 10th on SIU's all-time list.
- Faulkner has thrown for a career-high 1,733 yards this season. That puts him 267 passing yards shy of becoming the eighth player in school history to throw for 2,000 yards in a single season.
- Faulkner has completed 178 passes this season, the seventh highest total by a Saluki quarterback in a single season. Eight more completions would tie him for fourth place (186), and 25 completions would tie him for third (203).
- Kory Faulkner threw for 384 yards against Southeast Missouri State earlier this year, the third-highest single-game passing total in school history. He also rushed for 15 yards in the game. His 399 yards of total offense are the fourth most in a single game in school history. Faulkner now holds two of the top six single-game total offense marks in school history.
- Sophomore tight end MyCole Pruitt is the 20th player in school history to record 1,000 career receiving yards. He has 1,096 receiving yards for his career, which puts him at 17th on the all-time list. He is 28 yards away from matching his 2011 season total of 562 receiving yards.
- Pruitt ranks 13th on the school's all-time list with 85 career receptions. He has the second most receptions by a tight end in school history, trailing only Damon Jones, who caught 99 passes in his career.
- Pruitt's next touchdown reception will give him eight for his career, tying him for 14th place on SIU's career list.
- LaSteven McKinney has a touchdown in each of the last three games. Two of those scores were touchdown receptions, and one was a rushing touchdown. He has three touchdown receptions this season and is the only receiver other than Pruitt to record more than one touchdown reception.
- After recording zero receptions against both Indiana State and Illinois State, McKinney has 21 catches in the last four weeks and two touchdown catches.
- David Lewis has recorded at least one catch in 13 consecutive games, dating back to last season. Lewis is the only SIU receiver with at least one catch in every game in 2012.
- After recording just 11 receptions in the first seven games of the season, Steve Strother has caught 10 passes over the last three games. He set a career high with six receptions at Youngstown State.
- Strother is the 34th player in school history to run for 1,000 yards in a career. He enters the game with 1,362 career rushing yards, 22nd on the school's all-time list.
- Strother has 464 rushing yards this season, three yards shy of his career-best of 467, which he accomplished as a sophomore in 2010.
- Strother has 3,125 all-purpose yards in his career. Strother ranks seventh in school history in career all-purpose yards.
- Southern set a Saluki Stadium record with 565 yards of total offense against SEMO. SIU outgained SEMO 212 yards to four in the first quarter and 364 to 30 in the first half. Against SEMO, Southern Illinois racked up 272 yards of total offense and 21 points before the Redhawks obtained a single first down.
- Southern Illinois has returned a fumble for a touchdown three times this season. SIU had never previously recorded more than two fumble returns for touchdowns in any season in school history.
- Southern recorded a 100-yard defensive play in back-to-back weeks against Northern Iowa and Youngstown State. Bryan Presume returned a fumble 100 yards against Northern Iowa, and Anthony Thompson returned an interception 100 yards against Youngstown State.
- Southern Illinois is the only school in MVFC history to record 100-yard defensive plays in back-to-back weeks.
- Before the Northern Iowa game, SIU had only one 100-yard play in its 936-game history--JerMarsh Robinson's 100-yard kickoff return in 2000.
- Eight of SIU's 27 touchdowns (30 percent) have been on defense or special teams. Seven of those eight non-offensive touchdowns have occurred in the last four games. SIU has a non-offensive score in five straight games and six of the last seven.
- Southern scored on offense, defense and special teams in back-to-back weeks against Northern Iowa and Youngstown State. Southern had never previously scored in all three phases in back-to-back weeks.
- SIU scored three non-offensive touchdowns against Youngstown State, the first time the Salukis had done that since returning a fumble, interception and blocked punt against SEMO in 2005.
- Southern Illinois' defense is tied for third in the nation with 15 fumble recoveries this season, one shy of the national lead. That is the most fumble recoveries by the Salukis since 2003. The school record for fumble recoveries is 28, which was set during the national championship season of 1983. Southern has recovered at least 15 fumbles in a season four times in the last 25 years.
- Southern is tied for 15th nationally with 23 forced turnovers.
- Against Youngstown State, SIU forced five turnovers. The Salukis hadn't forced five turnovers in a game since 2009. In the Dale Lennon and Bubba Schweigert era, Southern has forced five or more turnovers five times. Under Lennon and Schweigert's leadership, the Southern defense has forced at least three turnovers 25 times in 57 games (44 percent).
- Sixteen players on the Saluki defense have recorded at least 20 tackles. Seven players have recorded an interception. Nine players have recorded a sack. Seventeen different players have recorded at least a half-tackle-for-loss. Thirteen different players have recovered a fumble, and 14 different players have forced a fumble.
- Southern is third in the conference in rush defense, allowing 120.8 yards per game. Western Illinois is ninth in the MVFC in rushing offense, gaining 122.8 yards per game.
- Bryan Presume earned National Linebacker of the Week honors from the College Football Performance Awards for his game against Northern Iowa after returning a fumble for 100 yards.
- Eze Obiora earned National Defensive Lineman of the Week honors from the CFPA after posting 3.0 sacks against Eastern Illinois.
- Mulku Kalokoh and Anthony Thompson earned Missouri Valley Football Conference Player of the Week honors for special teams and newcomer, respectively, for their performances against Youngstown State. Kalokoh blocked a punt that was recovered for a touchdown and returned four kickoffs for a total of 65 yards. Thompson recorded SIU's first-ever 100-yard interception return for a touchdown and recovered two fumbles.
- Tyler Williamson was named MVFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance against Illinois State. He led the team with seven tackles and recorded a sack and his first career interception. He had 2.0 tackles for loss in the game
- The Saluki defense has at least one sack in 25 consecutive games and 38 of the last 39 games. In those 35 games, Southern has avoided being sacked six times.
- Jayson DiManche has 35.0 career tackles for loss, fifth most in school history. Bryan Archibald holds the school record with 48.0. DiManche passed SIU great Bart Scott with a half-TFL against Indiana State earlier this season.
- SIU held Illinois State to 257 yards of total offense, more than 100 yards fewer than ISU's previous season low. Illinois State had only thrown three interceptions in five games before facing SIU, and the Salukis picked off ISU quarterback Matt Brown four times.
- Emmanuel Souarin recorded a pick-six in week 4 against Missouri State. Anthony Thompson's interception return against YSU gave the Salukis multiple interceptions returned for touchdowns in a season for the first time since recording four pick-sixes in 2009.
- After failing to pick off a pass in the first three games, Southern Illinois has recorded eight interceptions in the last seven games.
- Southern blocked a punt and returned it for it for a touchdown in three straight weeks against Illinois State, Northern Iowa and Youngstown State. SIU had never previously returned three blocked punts for a touchdown in a season, much less three consecutive weeks. Southern is the first known team in FCS history to block three punts and return them for touchdowns in three straight weeks.
- Steve Strother is in third place in school history with 1,419 career kick return yards. He is also currently fourth in school history in kick return average, averaging 24.47 yards per return. Larry Warner averaged 26.93 yards per return in 2008 and 2009.
- Only 29 of Austin Pucylowski's 119 punts since the start of the 2011 season have been returned. Only 13 of his 65 punts in 2012 have been returned, and opponents have totaled 29 total yards on those returns. Southern Illinois is fourth nationally in punt return defense.
- Against South Dakota State, Pucylowski pinned three punts inside the 10-yard line in the final seven minutes of the game.
- The Salukis are 18th nationally in net punting (37.73).
- Austin Johnson had hit six field goal attempts in a row before having a field goal blocked against South Dakota State. After missing his first three field goal attempts of the season, he has nailed seven of his last nine attempts.
- The Dawgs recorded their first blocked field goal since 2010 during the North Dakota State game. Tyler Williamson blocked the field goal, and the field position resulted in an SIU field goal.
- SIU has blocked five kicks in the last five weeks (3 punts, 1 field goal, 1 extra point).
- Southern Illinois will wrap up the season at home. Southern is 2-2 at home this year and 44-9 in the last nine seasons. The Salukis are 28-8 at home in conference play during that time.
- The Salukis are 8-7 in their third season at Saluki Stadium.
- After starting the season 3-2, WIU has lost five straight games to drop to 3-7 on the season.
- The Leathernecks have scored just eight offensive touchdowns this season, fewest in the MVFC. That is equal to the amount of touchdowns scored by SIU's defense and special teams.
- Running backs Nikko Watson and Ray Caulton have combined to average 116.6 rushing yards per game this year. Watson averages 63.7 yards per game, and Caulton averages 52.9 yards per game.
- Western Illinois leads the all-time series, 34-19-4. Southern has dominated the series in recent history, winning nine games in a row against WIU before losing last year at Western, 27-21.
- This will be only the second time that these two teams meet at Saluki Stadium, where the Dawgs beat WIU, 20-10, in 2010.
- Southern Illinois' fundraising efforts for the Black Out Cancer game raised more than $45,000 in partnership with Southern Illinois Healthcare to build a cancer treatment center southern Illinois. Each winning bidder will honor a loved one by placing his or her name on the back of one of 80 special black jerseys worn by the Salukis on Saturday. Winning bidders are given the jerseys to keep after the game.
- Including last year, the Salukis have raised more than $170,000 to fight cancer in southern Illinois.
- This will be SIU's first game against an opponent that has not been ranked this season since facing Missouri State during the fourth week of the season.
- Southern Illinois is coming off a bye week. Since 2003, the Salukis are 7-1 following a bye week with the only loss coming in 2010. SIU has also not lost a regular season finale since 2003. SIU has won eight consecutive regular season finales. Four of those games were conferences games.
- A win against WIU would give Southern its first winning a season since winning the MVFC in 2009 with an 11-2 overall record.
- Southern Illinois is the only team in the MVFC without a 100-yard rusher this season. The most yards by an SIU back in a game this season was Mika'il McCall's 82 yards rushing against SEMO.


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HOW TO USE: Read the Patient Information Leaflet provided by your pharmacist before you start taking delavirdine and each time you get a refill. If you have any questions, consult your doctor or pharmacist.Take this medication by mouth with or without food, usually 3 times daily or as directed by your doctor. If you cannot swallow the tablets whole, you may dissolve your dose of the 100-milligram tablets in at least 3 ounces (90 milliliters) of water. Let the tablets sit for a few minutes, then stir and drink the mixture right away. Rinse the glass with more water and drink the rinse water to make sure that you have taken the entire dose. Note that the 200-milligram tablets cannot be dissolved and must be swallowed whole.If you have a condition of little or no stomach acid (achlorhydria), you should take delavirdine with an acidic beverage such as orange or cranberry juice.If you are also taking an antacid or a buffered form of the medication didanosine, take it at least 1 hour before or after delavirdine.It is very important to continue taking this medication (and other HIV medications) exactly as prescribed by your doctor. Do not skip any doses. Do not increase your dose, take this drug more often than prescribed, or stop taking it (or other HIV medicines) even for a short time unless directed to do so by your doctor. Skipping or changing your dose without approval from your doctor may cause the amount of virus to increase, make the infection more difficult to treat (resistant), or worsen side effects.This medication works best when the amount of drug in your body is kept at a constant level. Therefore, take this drug at evenly spaced intervals. To help you remember, take it at the same times each day.
SIDE EFFECTS: Nausea, diarrhea, headache, or tiredness may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.Some people may experience worsening of a previous medical condition (such as an old infection) as their immune systems improve, or develop new conditions because their immune systems have become overactive. This reaction may occur at any time (soon after starting HIV treatment or many months later). Tell your doctor right away if you have any serious side effects, including: unexplained weight loss, persistent muscle aches/weakness, joint pain, numbness/tingling of the hands/feet/arms/legs, severe tiredness, vision changes, severe/persistent headaches, signs of infection (such as fever, chills, trouble breathing, cough, non-healing skin sores), signs of an overactive thyroid (such as irritability, nervousness, heat intolerance, fast/pounding/irregular heartbeat, bulging eyes, unusual growth in the neck/thyroid known as a goiter), signs of a certain nerve problem known as Guillain-Barre Syndrome (such as difficulty breathing/swallowing/moving your eyes, drooping face, paralysis, slurred speech).Tell your doctor immediately if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: mental/mood changes (such as depression), signs of liver problems (such as persistent nausea, vomiting, stomach/abdominal pain, severe tiredness, yellowing eyes/skin, dark urine).Changes in body fat may occur while you are taking this medication (such as increased fat in the upper back and stomach areas, decreased fat in the arms and legs). The cause and long-term effects of these changes are unknown. Discuss the risks and benefits of treatment with your doctor, as well as the possible use of exercise to reduce this side effect.Delavirdine can commonly cause a rash that is usually not serious. A rash may occur within 1 to 3 weeks after you start delavirdine treatment. It appears mainly on the upper body and arms, but may also appear on the neck and face. After consultation with the doctor, most people can continue taking delavirdine and treat the rash if it is not severe. Non-serious rashes usually last less than 2 weeks. However, a severe rash or a rash with signs of a severe reaction requires immediate medical attention. Signs of a severe reaction that usually appear within the first 3 days of a serious rash include: fever, blisters, mouth sores, eye redness/swelling, swelling in other areas of the body, or muscle/joint pain. Since you may not be able to tell a common rash apart from a rare rash that could be a sign of a severe reaction, always seek immediate medical attention if you develop any rash or any of these symptoms.A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is unlikely, but seek immediate medical attention if it occurs. Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.In the US -Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.In Canada - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
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This 12 piece box of confection includes 2 each: Burnt Sugar, Lemon, Mint, Noir, Scotch, Hazelnut Gianduja.
Due to the preservative free nature of our handmade ganache confections, this collection has a ten day shelf life.
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ZF-7667: Big integers of tweet ids are breaking the since_id parameter
A few weeks ago the ids of tweets got bigger than 2^32. The problem is that the since_id parameter (e.g. in statusFriendsTimeline) is converted to int. But there's no support in PHP for integers of that size. Maybe we should simply use strings and check if the string only contains digits.
That sounds like a good plan. I'll take a look into a patch in the next few days.
This bug is actually a duplicate of ZF-7122, however it is still not fixed as stated there.
This has been resolved with r18099 and merged into the release branch with r18100.
This change changed the userShow functionality - it now only accepts integer user_id as the parameter, not id or screen name as the docblock and previous functionality states.
friendshipCreate/Destroy/Exists are similarly affected.
If this is a new issue - submit it as a new issue. Otherwise re-open the issue. If it remains marked resolved, it will not get any attention. (I just noticed this from an IRC notice only)


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What do you get when you cross one of the greatest horses who ever lived with Disney? Secretariat, the latest feel-good film to hit theaters.
I want to first say that I see a lot of movies, pretty much everything that hits theaters, barring horror flicks (they give me nightmares). But I don't want to review all the big movies in this space because we have such a bustling arts community here in Salt Lake that deserves my time and energy.
Secretariat, though, may go unnoticed, so I want to point it out, especially to those who love horses, exciting action scenes (yes, it's true), and of course those who have children. The film has gotten decent reviews, but not the praise received by The Town or The Social Network (both excellent, I saw them, too). In fact, I think Secretariat has been underserved.
Most criticize the film for focusing too much on Penny Tweedy, Secretariat's owner who not only supports his career, but saves her father's failing breeding farm. The negative reviewers felt the film should have focused more on the horse, his brio and journey.
Thing is, what's wrong with examining the people in the great horse's life a little more closely? Nothing. It's just the direction the film takes, so don't go in expecting 100% focus on the horse.
Another thing? Secretariat isn't exactly 100% accurate in certain portrayals. For starters, the great horse's nemesis, Sham was actually a very sweet, wonderful horse. He's not portrayed as a monster, but through his owner's characterization, is seen as the "enemy."
Second, the film took a few liberties with facts. For example, Eddie Sweat, Secretariat's dedicated caretaker and groom worked for Lucien Lauren (the horse's trainer) first, and not first for Penny Tweedy.
But those things aside, the film was super enjoyable! Not one moment lagged and the race scenes were especially spectacular. The audience literally gets a horseback view and there's nothing better than watching the world rush at you from between a horse's ears. You're right there in the action; track dirt flying in your face.
You'll also find yourself holding your breath or cheering along, even if you know the race's outcome.
Speaking of outcomes, here's the actual clip of Secretariat's earth-shattering win at the Belmont. (Note: His record time still holds, even 37 years later!) The movie did a good job of harnessing the excitement, in spite of what critics may have said.


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mitotane - oral, Lysodren
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The Colorado State Patrol is currently investigating a one vehicle crash involving serious injury that occurred on Colorado 71, about three miles south of Rocky Ford. A 1999 Chevrolet Prism, driven by Kelly Meier, age 48, of Rocky Ford, was northbound on Colorado 71 when it drove off the right side of the roadway and struck a guardrail. As the Prism continued northbound, it continued to damage the guardrail until it swerved to the left, across both lanes of Colorado 71, and struck a guardrail on the southbound side of the highway. After impacting the guardrail, the Prism came to rest, facing north, on the southbound shoulder of Colorado 71.
The driver was taken to Arkansas Valley Regional Medical Center in La Junta by ambulance and was eventually flown out by Flight for Life to Denver. Alcohol and lack of seat belt usage are being investigated as factors in the crash.
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The 13th annual National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day will be observed on Feb. 7.
Delaware's Division of Public Health (DPH) joins the national call for awareness and action and encourages African Americans in Delaware to get educated, get tested, get involved, and get treated for HIV/AIDS if already infected. At the end of 2012, more than 2,000 African Americans were known to be living with HIV/AIDS in Delaware. While only 20 percent of the state's population is African-American, 61.1 percent of all Delawareans living with HIV/AIDS are African-American.
For more information, call (800) 232-4636 or visit hivtest.org or blackaidsday.org.
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ZF-1667: Output cache frontend: Page-caching gets garbled on mixing with section-caching
Output caching for the entire page gets garbled if there are any output caching for sections of the same page.
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The above renders the page garbled :( I thought ob_*() functions could be nested.
Fabien confirmed this was a design issue as the cacheId is not "nested" safely and hence this issue so he could fix it.
it's not a bug, it's a feature
Assigning to [~fab] to initiate issue review.
I'm still having issues with the garbled output. Could you let us know the status of this issue please?
This sounds possible, I will try to implement this for next minor release
I just commited this into SVN trunk. Can you try it ?
I tried the Output.php with my existing page code but got the page output rendered for once on cache-miss (ok) but twice on cache-hit instead of once. Not sure if there is anything wrong with my code.
some news about this ? it seems to work for me ?
some news about this ? it seems to work for me ?
I have not noticed any code changes in Output.php compared to the earlier version on output buffering. My tests failed on some headers generated using javascript as they did before.
Have you tested this on both earlier and current version of Output.php and seen any difference in behavior? Such as earlier version garbles the output and the current version doesn't?
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Founded in 2006, Beyond Coastal was created by Shawn Biega, an active surfer and skier. Biega and his friends loved their active lifestyles but disliked the harsh sun they faced every day. Although they protected themselves as best they could with sunscreen, they started to experience the ill effects of long-term sun exposure. The harmful exposure led some of Biega's friends to be diagnosed with skin cancer.
Upset by the greasy sun care products that allegedly boasted broad spectrum protection, Biega experimented with the idea of creating his own sun care products. After many years of troubleshooting his own products on himself, Biega created Beyond Coastal to showcase the positive results.
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One of the most bizarre, undercovered stories this summer ended today when a Kentucky woman, Karen Sypher, was found guilty of extortion against Louisville men's basketball coach Rick Pitino. Sypher was found guilty on three counts of extortion.
A brief synopsis: Pitino, who is married with five children, and Sypher had a 15-second sexual tryst at an empty restaurant in 2003. Sypher alleged rape and demanded millions to keep their encounter quiet. Pitino gave Sypher $3,000, via his longtime aide Tim Sypher, for what he thought was counseling and medical needs. Tim Sypher, Pitino's ex-aide, ultimately married Karen Sypher, and testified the money was used to arrange an abortion. The Syphers are now divorced.
Shocking, I know.
Part of the collateral damage to Pitino's personal life was advising his son Richard Pitino to leave as his assistant in Louisville and join the University of Florida team with Billy Donovan. This we know from Pitino's own recounting of the emotional damage suffered at the hands of Sypher during his testimony in court according to online reports.
To be clear, no one has clean hands in this messy situation. But there are bigger questions looming beyond this strange trial.
How does this impact the legacy of Rick Pitino? And will parents continue to trust Rick Pitino to lead their young sons for the most critical four years of their lives?


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Lot of members have stopped in.
I have tools here your welcome too borrow. Ever since I became a "Mall Ninja" kind of slowed down on the AK building.
Not an expert by any means. But I can give you the basics.
Happy hour starts here at 3. Poor Frogman showed up during happy hour.
Thought he was never coming back. :) He is. Nice guy.
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When I was just out of college, I lived for six months with friends in a communal apartment in Goleta, Calif., less than a block from the beach. Goleta is the home of the University of California at Santa Barbara. To earn money, I took a job as a busboy, server and dishwasher (who says I can't multitask?) in the cafeteria of a large student dorm.
Starting at 5 p.m., the quiet, empty cafeteria would become filled with ravenous, rambunctious students scrambling for tables and a place in the food line. One evening as the students were arriving, I noticed that the juice machine was empty. I went to the cafeteria manager to ask him what to do. If ever there was a dead-ringer for Bob Newhart, it was this nervous little man who was always wringing his hands. When I told him the problem, I'll never forget the panicked look that came across his face. "Son," he said to me, "This is a helluva time to be out of pink lemonade!"
To this day I've never forgotten those words. Whenever I find myself in a difficult situation, I repeat them. They always make me laugh and help me move on.
(More: Why Today Is Better Than the Past)
As I've gone through life, it's rarely been the words of history's great thinkers — Aristotle, William Blake, Confucius, the Dalai Lama, Jesus or even Deepak Chopra — that have most influenced me. Instead the most invaluable guidance has usually been an offhand remark or observation by an everyday person, often a friend.
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Fish pan Granite - 45x24cm/17,7x9,4''
Reference REF 38742
Dimensions Ø 45 x 24 cm/17,7" x 9,4"
without lid
- 7 Ply material from base to top edge 3 mm/0,11
- High Gloss Finish
- Bevelled welded 18/10 stainless steel handles
- With ceramic non stick coating Thermolon Granite
- PTFE free, PFOA free
- 2 year's guarantee (not for professional use)
Get the maximum from the original flavour of your fish with this practical fish pan. Large fish are not a problem for this fish pan, which you can use on two rings of your cooker and also which you can put in the oven. Ideal for oven cooking are the side handles that make placing and removing the pan easier. With the Thermolon Granite non stick coating, you may easily fry very soft fish or fish coated with breadcrumbs. With this non stick fish pan, you need little to no margarine/oil to obtain a wonderful and healthy result. This shiny fish pan is suitable for all cookers, induction included, and is offered with a guarantee of 2* years.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 14, 2008) - The ETSU baseball team displayed their talents in front of over 20 scouts from several major league organizations at the team's annual Scout Day, Monday afternoon at Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn.
The Bucs showcased their baseball skills in several drills. First, each Buccaneer player ran a 60-yard dash for the scouts in attendance. Next, outfielders threw from right field to third base and to home and infielders took pre-game infield practice. In the end, when all ETSU hitters finished with batting practice, the scouts were able to catch a sneak peak, as the Bucs concluded the day with an inter-squad scrimmage.
Please visit www.ETSUBucs.com for more information on ETSU baseball or any other Buccaneer athletic team.


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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA)
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Full SubmissionResolution to be put forward to Rio+20 Towards a UNESCO International Landscape Convention General content: a) Expectations: We urge the Rio+20 conference to recommend the development of an International Landscape Convention (ILC). b) relationship to existing proposals This proposal deals with the relationship populations have with the landscape. This sets it apart from other charters and categorisations of a more scientific, or specifically delineated territorial nature and from those concerned with the protection, or sanctuary of more exclusively natural environments. Whilst many of these documents may refer to the cultural, recreational, aesthetic and social aspects of landscape, they are seen as elements that play a supporting role as part of complex range of topics affecting a defined area. The distinctive nature of this proposal is that it deals with the experience people have of, and with the landscape, shaped by ideas, materiality and culture. It is an entirely different approach. c) What are opinions on the implementation and how to reduce lags about it? The aim is for the ILC to stimulate a more integrated, democratic approach that establishes the landscape as a holistic tool for planning, managing and creating sustainable development. Dealing with the protection of the past as well as the shaping of the future, it would recognise the vital connections between governance, culture, health and economics. Rather than being an enforceable tool, it was agreed that the convention should: ? offer inspiration through principles and guidelines; ? encourage work across established institutional, geographical and disciplinary boundaries; ? provide leadership; ? share and rewarding good practice; and ? deal with the whole space, the rural and the urban, wilderness and man-made, the most treasured and memorable and as well as the unloved and degraded (see attached leaflets). Recognising that different cultures have different ideas about the landscape, a convention will be comprehensive and overarching yet flexible, encouraging national, regional and local interpretation and application. The idea will empower communities and people who are concerned with economy, health, and sustainability of their culture and environment. The urgent need for an international convention will capitalize on the intense interest in this proposal from across the world, and will give leadership, complement and reinforce the bottom up approach which has led to existing and proposed landscape charters in Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Venezuela, Bolivia, Chile, Uruguay and Peru, national charters in Australia and New Zealand, regional charters in The Mediterranean, West Africa, East Africa and South Africa, and the European Landscape Convention (signed by 39 nation states). d) What specific cooperation mechanisms, partnership arrangements or other means of implementation are expected to use and what is the term appropriate to adopt the proposed decisions and apply the measures? Establishing the need for and shape of a proposed international landscape convention has been a collaborative effort. An expert seminar organised by and held at UNESCO in October 2010, was attended by 23 experts including lawyers, landscape architects, architects, geographers, planners, engineers, biologists, anthropologists, ecologists and developers, with representatives from Africa, Europe and North America, Latin America, the Caribbean and the Arab States, international NGOS including ICOMOS, IUCN, ICCROM, IFLA, ISOCARP, UIA, FIDIC, and other organizations including Council of Europe. It was also attended by representatives from the UNESCO Centre for Traditional Knowledge and the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, Division of Ecological and Earth Sciences and Legal Affairs and members of IFLA. The report was circulated internally on 29th October, and distributed in mid November for comment. In January 2011 governments, officials and individuals were encouraged to inform the UNESCO ambassadors of the executive committee about the globally recognised need for an ILC. The groundswell of support for this proposal was overwhelming, with notices and messages on Facebook, Linked In and various blogs across the world, requests for articles in journals and newsletters, and letters of support from many international organizations, including ICOMOS, IUCN, ISOCARP and UIA, as well as national and regional institutions including RECEP-ENELC and CIDCE. The proposal was discussed at special meeting in UNESCO to celebrate the publication of National Register of the Historical Rural Landscapes, funded by the Italian Ministry of Agriculture Food and Forestry and the University Consortium for Industrial and Managerial Economics. Although not adopted by the UNESCO Board in May 2011, the level of support for this important and vital initiative was such that we strongly believe that its adoption is a matter of time. As the proposal helps to promote sustainable development we believe the sooner it is adopted, the better, if possible by 2013. 4 Specific Elements a. Objective of the Conference: Securing renewed commitment policy to achieve sustainable development, assessing the progress so far and the gaps in the implementation of the outcomes of major summits on sustainable development and addressing new and emerging challenges. The quality of the environment is a key component of every society?s identity and robust economic growth. Certain remarkable, valuable, historical and beautiful landscapes are given sanctuary, but at present, the everyday landscape, the social, economic and physical context of our lives, has no champion. Fragmented into various components that are green, grey or blue, agricultural, historical or ecological, landscapes are often undervalued and neglected, seemingly belonging to everyone, but actually to no one. b. Green economy in the context of sustainable development and Poverty Eradication: Opinions on how the green economy provide a means for achieving sustainable development in its three dimensions, and the eradication of poverty, what is its value added potential, experience to date, including what has worked and how to get good results, what are the challenges and opportunities and how to address these challenges and opportunities, and possible elements according to a final document on a green economy in the context sustainable development and poverty eradication. Each week, across the world, communities are experiencing benefits, but also feeling the impacts of industrialisation, urbanisation, and the search for energy. Lives are endangered or affected by poor or badly planned development. Problems are caused by Demographic shifts and changing patterns of work and habitation, as well as climate change, the depletion of natural resources, de/reforestation, difficulties relating to food production, biodiversity, heritage, and a host of other issues relating to aspects of land use change and development. The quality of the landscapes of daily life is constantly being eroded. A more strategic and holistic approach is desperately needed to provide support to communities in dealing with these global threats and challenges. c) Institutional framework for sustainable development priorities and proposals for strengthening the different pillars of sustainable development, -3 -11-42780 (S) to strengthen the integration of the three pillars on multiple levels - local, national, regional and international levels. A new international convention would encourage a different way of thinking about the landscape by: ? Considering the landscape as a cultural and natural concept, a physical and abstract entity, having economic and social value. ? Focusing on the experience people have of their physical environment, dealing with the protection of the past as well as the shaping of the future. ? Recognising the vital connections between governance, culture, health and economics. ? Offering inspiration through principles and guidelines, encouraging work across established institutional, geographical and disciplinary boundaries. ? Providing leadership, sharing and rewarding good practice. ? Dealing with the whole space, the rural and the urban, wilderness and man-made, the most treasured and memorable and as well as the unloved and degraded, will help establish the landscape as a holistic tool for planning, managing and creating sustainable development. d. Any proposal to improve the two issues. It is recalled that in resolution 64/236 described the priority of the Conference: "The Conference will focus, among others, the following issues, which will tested and perfected in the preparatory process: the green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication, and the frame institutional framework for sustainable development." A UNESCO convention would encourage intergovernmental, transnational and public-private cooperation. Stimulating integrated policy making, unlocking greater value for people and the economy for now and in the future, it will help raise aspirations, reinforce democracy, encourage local culture and by recognising the true value of the landscape help ensure the creation, protection and long-term management of memorable, equitable and sustainable landscapes to improve the quality of life for all. Kathryn Moore Chair of the IFLA Working Group for an International Landscape Convention Desiree Martinez, President of the International Federation of Landscape Architects


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Pumpkin Wontons with Butterscotch Sauce RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 cup canned pumpkin
- 2 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons grated fresh gingerroot
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
- 48 wonton wrappers
- Oil for frying
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 2/3 cup light corn syrup
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 2/3 cup evaporated milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/8 teaspoon baking soda
- For filling, in a large bowl, beat the first seven ingredients until blended. Place a tablespoon of filling in the center of each wonton wrapper. (Keep remaining wrappers covered with a damp paper towel until ready to use.) Moisten edges with water; top with another wonton wrapper. Pinch edges with a fork to seal. Repeat with remaining wrappers and filling.
- In an electric skillet, heat 1 in. of oil to 375°. Fry wontons, a few at a time, for 30-60 seconds on each side or until golden brown. Drain on paper towels.
- For sauce, in a small saucepan, combine the brown sugar, corn syrup and butter. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly; boil for 1 minute, without stirring. Remove from the heat. Let stand for 5 minutes. Stir in remaining ingredients. Serve with wontons. Yield: 12 servings (2 cups sauce).
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CLEVELAND (March 23, 2011) - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is pleased to welcome the Cleveland Confidential Book Tour to town on its 10-city tour Monday, April 11 at 7 p.m. in the Rock Hall's Foster Theater. Members of the tour include Cheetah Chrome (Rocket From The Tombs, Dead Boys, Batusis), Mike Hudson (The Pagans) and Bob Pfeifer (Human Switchboard, Tabby Chinos, former Senior Vice President A&R/Epic/Sony Records and President of Hollywood Records). Making a special appearance at the Rock Hall, his only one on the tour is David Thomas (Rocket From The Tombs and Pere Ubu). The Cleveland Confidential Book tour is presented by Smog Veil Records.
The members of the tour will be interviewed by the Rock Hall's Director of Education Jason Hanley. Questions will be taken from the audience at the end of the discussion. The four author-musicians will also read excerpts from their books and will conduct a book signing after the event. This event is free with a reservation. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (216) 515-8426 to RSVP.
Artifacts from members of Cleveland Confidential Book Tour can be found in the new Rock Hall exhibit, Cleveland Rocks, including:
· David Thomas of Pere Ubu Hammer and Chisel, c. 1978
· Pere Ubu Concert Flyer, 1980
· "Ain't It Fun"/"Life Stinks," 1990 by Rocket from the Tombs
· Frankenstein Concert Handbill, 1975
· "I Sell Soul"/"Romeo and Juliet," 2010 by Rocket from the Tombs
· Cheetah Chrome of Rocket from the Tombs Electric Guitar, c. 2000
· "30 Seconds Over Tokyo"/"Heart of Darkness," 1975 by Pere Ubu
· "High Tension Wire" lyrics written by Stiv Bators, Cheetah Chrome and Jimmy Zero
· The Dead Boys, 1978
· B-52s and the Pagans Poster, 1978
· Tommy Gunn of the Pagans Electric Guitar
Cheetah Chrome - A Dead Boy's Tale From The Front Lines Of Punk Rock is the no-holds-barred autobiography of Cheetah Chrome, lead guitarist of the Dead Boys, one of the greatest punk bands ever. It's a tale of success and excess—amazing music, legendary antics, epic drug use, and eventual resurrection—that only a true rock and roller could deliver. As a songwriter Chrome's work has been covered by artists such as Guns n Roses, Pearl Jam and the Beastie Boys. He still performs and records with Rocket From The Tombs and Batusis (with Sylvain Sylvain of the New York Dolls). He lives in Nashville with his wife and son.
Mike Hudson will read from Jetsam and Diary of a Punk. The 32 short pieces that make up Jetsam were written and published between 1977 and 2009. His lean and unsentimental prose style is apparent in even the earliest entries here. Diary of A Punk is Hudson's autobiography. He is the founder of the seminal American punk rock group, the Pagans, formed in 1977. His work has appeared in Hustler, the Associated Press, Master Detective, Field & Stream and many other publications here and abroad. He is currently the founding editor and CEO of the Niagara Falls Reporter, a New York tabloid specializing in politics and organized crime.
University of Strangers is Bob Pfeifer's first novel. In a sensational case that made headlines all over the globe, the American student Amanda Knox was convicted of the murder of her British roommate Meredith Kercher, in what Italian authorities described as a sadistic sexual encounter. Pfeifer's novel details the efforts of a secret society, comprised of famous contemporary figures from the worlds of literature, show business and politics, to clear the girl's name. A unique blend of fact and fiction, the book is a spellbinding account of the violence, corruption and celebrity worship that characterize much of 21st century life. Pfeifer was Senior Vice President A&R/Epic/Sony Records and President of Hollywood Records. Artists he's worked with include Alice Cooper, Ornette Coleman, The Screaming Trees, and also soundtracks like the Crow: City of Angels and Lion King. He is a founding member/songwriter of Human Switchboard and Tabby Chinos. He lives in Los Angeles with his son.
Bring Me The Head of Ubu Roi, written by Pere Ubu's singer, David Thomas, is as groundbreaking and radical in its intent as the original text, by Alfred Jarry, that sparked riots in a Paris theater in 1896 - a repudiation of common sense and the refined aesthetic at the heart of the Art-Industrial Complex. "One reason that Ubu Roi endures is that, like water is the Universal Solvent, Père Ubu is the Universal Monster," Mr. Thomas says. "Whoever you personally think is the Bad Guy - whether you demonize those on the Left or the Right, or everyone In-Between - the Church or the State, Big Business or Big Labor - Père Ubu can supply the face and voice. Ubu is a portrait of the soul of every do-gooder monster." David Thomas divides his time between England and the United States, living and working on both continents and touring frequently.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has FREE educational offerings year round. Additional adult education programs include From Songwriters to Soundmen: The People Behind the Hits, which gives audiences an inside look at aspects of the music business that are often concealed from view, and Rock and Roll Night School, which gives interested adults the opportunity to expand their rock and roll-related knowledge.
For more information about these and other Rock Hall educational programs, visit www.rockhall.com/education.
About Smog Veil Records
Smog Veil Records was founded in Cleveland, Ohio in 1991. The label roster includes Batusis (Cheetah Chrome and Sylvain Sylvain of New York Dolls), Complaints Choir, This Moment In Black History, The New Hope v/a compilation, Peter Laughner, Pere Ubu, Tin Huey, Easter Monkeys, Pistol Whip, Unknown Instructors (Mike Watt, George Hurley, Joe Baiza, Dan McGuire, Raymond Pettibon, David Thomas), The Pagans, Teacher's Pet, Thor, Rocket From The Tombs, Amps II Eleven, New Christs (featuring Rob Younger of Radio Birdman) and Rubber City Rebels.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays, the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $18 for adult residents of Greater Cleveland, $17 for seniors (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), children under 8 and Museum Members are always free, for information or to join the membership program call 216.515.8425. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK(7625) or visit www.rockhall.com. The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.


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Nov. 27 Public Record
Published: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, November 26, 2012 at 9:00 p.m.
The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
• Natasha Nicole Heaton, 27, of 364 Siam Road, Elizabethton, Tenn., was charged with felony possession of heroin, carrying a concealed weapon, simple possession of a schedule IV controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia, $10,000 secured bond, Dec. 19, Thomasville.
• Tetaurus Diangelo Dunlap, 21, of 24 King Row, Thomasville, was charged with felony breaking and entering, $5,000 secured bond, Dec. 12, Thomasville.
• Randy Carl Grooms, 39, of 365 Bedford Drive, was charged with felony aid and abet larceny, $500 secured bond, Jan. 18.
• Joseph Dean Jennings, 27, of 105 Dusty Lane, Thomasville, was charged with felony obtaining property by false pretense, $500 secured bond, Jan. 8.
• Edward Jeremy Jones, 29, of 1084 Hill Everhart Road, was charged with misdemeanor larceny and felony obtaining property by false pretense, $2,000 secured bond, Jan. 14.
• Becky Dye King, 31, of 109 White St., Apt. D, Thomasville, was charged with felony breaking and entering and felony larceny after breaking and entering, $1,000 secured bond, Dec. 17.
• Juan Gabriel Perez-Mejia, 23, of 107 Burler St., was charged with felony manufacture of marijuana, felony possession of marijuana up to one-half ounce and possession of drug paraphernalia, $1,000 secured bond, Jan. 29.
• Crystal Gail Proctor, 32, of 166 Valley Mine Road, was charged with felony possession of a firearm by felon, felony larceny, felony financial card fraud and identity theft, $2,000 secured bond, Jan. 28.
• Kevin Eugene Puckett, 49, of 2704 Stokes Ferry Road, Salisbury, was charged with felony larceny by employee, $500 unsecured bond, Jan. 18.
• Brandon Dale Christian, 29, of 4281 Miller Drive, Valdese, was charged with misdemeanor larceny and felony possession of stolen motor vehicle, $5,000 secured bond, Dec. 5, Thomasville.
• Andrew Gray Kennel, 23, of 177 Cherry Lane, was served with a fugitive warrant for probation violation in Georgia and charged with resisting a public officer, assault on a government official/employee, license plate frame/cover violation, possession of marijuana up to one-half ounce, felony possession with intent to manufacture, sell and deliver a schedule II controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia, no bond and $25,000 secured bond, Monday and Jan. 10.
• David Sanchez Peace, 33, of 25 Kirkwood St., was served with a fugitive warrant for a probation violation in Virginia, $50,000 secured bond, Monday.
The following larcenies more than $1,000 were reported to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and the Lexington Police Department:
• A power wheelchair valued at $1,000 was reported stolen from a home on Pond Street between 6 p.m. Friday and 7:55 p.m. Saturday.
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Myron Eugene Taliaferro
Position: QB
Height: 6-2 Weight: 202 lbs.
Throws: Right
Born: July 26, 1941 in Houston, TX
High School: Wheaton
College: Illinois (school history) (Taliaferro college stats)
Drafted by the New York Giants in the 10th round (138th overall) of the 1963 NFL Draft.
Drafted by the New York Jets in the 28th round (219th overall) of the 1963 AFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 13 (6326th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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HBO Real Sports anchor Bryant Gumbel never holds back in his commentary. And his recent comments about NBA Commissioner David Stern were no different in which he compared Stern to a plantation overseerer.
"Finally tonight, if the NBA lockout is going to be resolved any time soon, it seems likely to be done in spite of David Stern, not because of him. I say that because the NBA's infamously egocentric commissioner seems more hell-bent lately on demeaning the players than resolving his game's labor impasse.
How else to explain Stern's rants in recent days? To any and everyone who'd listen, he has alternately knocked union leader Billy Hunter, said the players were getting inaccurate information, and started sounding chicken-little claims about what games might be lost if the players didn't soon see things his way.
Stern's version of what's been going on behind closed doors has, of course, been disputed. But his efforts were typical of a commissioner, who has always seemed eager to be viewed as some kind of modern plantation overseer treating NBA men as if they were his boys. It's part of Stern's M.O. Like his past self-serving edicts on dress code or the questioning of officials, his moves are intended to do little more than show how he's the one keeping the hired hands in their place.
Some will, of course, cringe at that characterization, but Stern's disdain for the players is as palpable and pathetic as his motives are transparent. Yes, the NBA's business model is broken, but to fix it, maybe the league's commissioner should concern himself most with a solution, and stop being part of the problem."


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