text: News Archive Select a category, or browse all news stories below. Academics Arts Campus Improvements CORD Online Feature Events Faculty Home page features International Missions News Ortner Center Philanthropy Photogallery Podcast Publications Research Service Spiritual Staff Students Uncategorized Video Are you more spiritual than a fifth grader? | Pablo Colindres, student writer Tough question, with arguably an even tougher answer. Karl Haffner, senior pastor at Kettering Adventist Church in Kettering, Ohio, will pose this question—inspired the Jeff Foxworthy television show of a similar name—to students and church members during Power Pac Weekend, February 27 through March 1. Read more about Are you more spiritual than a fifth grader? Selah to perform for "Family Worship" Friday at 7:30 | Ruby Ruano, student writer Christian vocal trio, Selah, will perform at the College View Church on Feb. 21, at 7:30 p.m. Known for their revival of hymns in Christian music, the trio formed in 1999 with brother and sister Todd and Nicol Smith, and friend Allan Hall. In 2007, Amy Perry replaced Nicol, who left the band to pursue a solo career. Read more about Selah to perform for "Family Worship" Friday at 7:30 A 21st Century Hybrid Collection: Union College Library's 2013 Annual Report | Sabrina Riley, library director Union College Library's Read more about A 21st Century Hybrid Collection: Union College Library's 2013 Annual Report Campion men and College View women win 2014 basketball tournament Participating Schools Battle Creek AcademyCampion AcademyCollege View AcademyDakota Adventist AcademyMaplewood Academy Read more about Campion men and College View women win 2014 basketball tournament Union hosts 61st annual Mid-America Music Festival | Pablo Colindres, student writer More than 180 high school students will decend on the Union College campus this week for the 61st annual Mid-America Union Music Festival. The event kicks off Wednesday, Feb. 5 and culminates with a concert on Sabbath, Feb. 8, at 4:30 p.m. This year, choral students represent the select choirs from nine academies, primarily from the Mid-America Union territory, with the exception of DayStar Academy in Utah. Two major concerts are the highlight of the weekend. Read more about Union hosts 61st annual Mid-America Music Festival Across the Unionverse: Ben Tyner | Scott Cushman and Emily Wood Welcome to the very first episode of Across the Unionverse, a podcast in which we chat with students, employees, alumni and community members about topics they're passionate about. In this episode, we sat down with Ben Tyner, assistant professor of history, to talk about propaganda, art history and sugar packets. Read more about Across the Unionverse: Ben Tyner "Penny Wars" to raise money for Tiny Hands International | Pablo Colindres, student writer For the next two weeks Unionites will do battle over pennies—not who can collect the most, but who can give the most. Starting today through February 11, "Penny Wars," sponsored by the Amnesty International/Tiny Hands club, will raise money for Tiny Hands International, a local organization that has made it its mission to rescue girls in Nepal and other Asian countries from sex trafficking. Read more about "Penny Wars" to raise money for Tiny Hands International International Rescue and Relief Students' training culminates in Nicaragua | Michael Rohm, student writer "Glue the pipe together here," he indicated with one hand, "and angle the ninety-degree elbow up, like so." He tweaked the joint, stepped back to admire his work, and proclaimed, "That's a finished product." Posed over a jumble of PVC pipes, brackets, angles, elbows, and drills, Carl Ladd resembled more of a mad scientist than an International Rescue and Relief contract instructor. The contraption at his feet seemed like a prop from some fantasy film instead of a water pump. Read more about International Rescue and Relief Students' training culminates in Nicaragua Maria Long to perform for "Family Worship" on Jan. 31 | Michael Rohm, student writer Singer-songwriter Maria Long will perform at the College View Church on Jan. 31 at 7:30. Known for heartfelt lyrics and full musical sound, Long will perform songs from both her albums alongside a full band and Union's own Tyler Morrison and Azriel Peckham. "I met her when she was still recruiting for Andrews Aniversity," said Morrison, who will be providing keyboard and vocals. "She had just released her first album." Read more about Maria Long to perform for "Family Worship" on Jan. 31 McClelland art on display in city government building | Michael Rohm, student writer Serene landscapes, animals in peaceful repose, and the birds for which he is known are just a few examples of Jim McClelland's vast artistic repertoire. And now, through the months of January and February, 27 of these hand-selected favorites will be on display in the Lincoln and Lancaster county-city building. Read more about McClelland art on display in city government building Lecture series to explore building bridges with Muslim communities | Pablo Colindres, student writer The Union College Center for Interfaith Studies and Culture will present a guest lecture by Rodney MacCallum focused on building bridges with Muslim communities on Friday, Jan. 31, and Sabbath, Feb. 1. Friday's lecture will be held at the Piedmont Park Seventh-day Adventist Church at 7:00 p.m., and Sabbath lectures will take place during both 9:15 a.m. and noon worship services at the College View Seventh-day Adventist Church. Read more about Lecture series to explore building bridges with Muslim communities 1001 Arabian Nights: Experience the History, Mystery, and Wonder | Aerlice LeBlanc, library student assistant for public relations Experience the history, mystery and wonder of the classic tales from 1001 Arabian Nights. Join Assistant Professor of English and Communication, Mike Mennard, at 7:00 PM on Sunday, January 26, 2014 in room 121 of the Union College Library for a crash course in Middle Eastern folklore. Read more about 1001 Arabian Nights: Experience the History, Mystery, and Wonder Martin Luther King Jr Day event helps students understand struggle for civil rights | Pablo Colindres, student writer Turn the clock back fifty years. The country is in the midst of political, and social turmoil and change is in the air, for better or worse. The Civil Rights Movement is in full swing, and central to the social revolution is a minister from Alabama named Martin Luther King, Jr. Read more about Martin Luther King Jr Day event helps students understand struggle for civil rights Introducing JoVE: Science Education | Sabrina Riley, library director The Journal of Visualized Experiments (or JoVE): Science Education collection is the library's most recent electronic resource acquisition. Read more about Introducing JoVE: Science Education Michael English to perform for "Family Worship" on Friday, Jan. 17 | Pablo Colindres, student writer Award winning christian musician Michael English will perform live in concert at Union College this Friday, Jan. 17, at 7:30 p.m. for Family Worship vespers. The concert is open to the public and free of charge. English is currently on a solo tour of the U.S. promoting his latest album, Some People Change. According to his website, English's own life story enables him to share music that ministers to others "as a living testimony of God's promises to work all things for good." Read more about Michael English to perform for "Family Worship" on Friday, Jan. 17 More than practice: pastoring practicum builds real-world connections | Joellyn Sheehy, student writer "Even in the first week, I've seen God work in so many ways this semester, and it has been such a blessing," said Hector Melendez, student pastor for Maplewood Academy and the Hutchinson church in Minnesota. "We had a spiritual retreat with the academy, and God poured Himself out. For five hours these students just studied the Bible. We gave them the opportunity to leave, but they wanted to stay, and we were all just bombarded with Jesus. That's the kind of event that has had a year-long effect on these kids." Read more about More than practice: pastoring practicum builds real-world connections ForeSight: Charlie and Naoma Henkelmann | Scot Coppock, director of planned giving After raising cattle for 30 years Charles '56 and Naoma '54 Henkelmann knew it was time to sell some of their 250 acres of land, but they discovered it made more sense to give the land as a gift to Union College. Read more about ForeSight: Charlie and Naoma Henkelmann Students need your unused Adventist study books | Joellyn Sheehy, student writer "I know there are many people downsizing or reorganizing their libraries," said Rich Carlson, vice president for Spiritual Life. "Sometimes they don't know what to do with the large concordances or Ellen White collections. My dream is to connect them with students who need those books for ministry." Read more about Students need your unused Adventist study books Former Union president Robert Brown dies Robert Brown '40, Huntington, W.V., died Feb. 12, 2013, at age 97. He was born Aug. 27, 1915, in Sioux Falls, S.D., the eldest child of Harry and Isabelle Ross Brown. Read more about Former Union president Robert Brown dies The teacher connection | Amy Prindle, contract writer Ongoing contact with education graduates helps ensure success in the classroom "Mrs. Mac, I'm not from America. I'm from Nebraska! Just wanted to let you know." Read more about The teacher connection Anna Romuald: Social media ministry | Joellyn Sheehy, student writer "We spend so little time together on Sabbath, it doesn't feel like enough time for me to disciple and mentor the youth I work with," said Anna Romuald '12, assistant pastor at the Southview Adventist Church in Minneapolis and assistant young adult ministries director for the Minnesota Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. "Using social media, I can spend quality time communicating one-on-one to help spiritually disciple them." Read more about Anna Romuald: Social media ministry Jeff Peterson: Building lifelong connections | Lauren Bongard Schwarz, contract writer The connections you make in college often shape the rest of your life. Union College alumnus Jeff Peterson is proof of that. Thanks in part to the educational and personal bonds he formed while attending Union, the 1987 graduate is now a shareholder and executive manager in a number of companies supplying chemicals, metals, equipment and logistical services starting from a base outside Nashville, Tenn. Read more about Jeff Peterson: Building lifelong connections Staying connected before Facebook | Joellyn Sheehy, student writer For many Unionites, the friendships formed during their time in Lincoln turned out to be something worth holding on to for the rest of their lives. Before Facebook, Twitter and cell phones, classmates had to find creative ways to stay in touch as they spread out across the country and the world. The Laundry Letter Read more about Staying connected before Facebook Connecting through tragedy | Mindy Leibelt, contract writer A field of tall grass. A tree. An indescribably peaceful feeling. A bright light flashed in the sky. Suddenly, an EMT is holding his head, shouting his name. Spinning red strobes. Rough asphalt cradled him in an unforgiving embrace. Blood. His connection to life tenuous, he slipped back and forth between consciousness and unconsciousness. Read more about Connecting through tragedy Named spaces in the Krueger Center for Science and Mathematics (200) Lang Amphitheater—a 126-seat high-tech lecture space, is named for Jerome '65 and Ramona Larsen ('65) Lang, longtime Lincoln business owners, whose lead gift was in addition to their support for many other Union College projects—including driving his private coach bus half-a-million miles over 46 years to transport school groups for academic and extra-curricular events. 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Published: Saturday, February 16, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 15, 2013 at 4:22 p.m.
Editor: President Obama really must believe that the American public cannot think for themselves. He wants to raise the minimum wage up to $9 an hour, and this raise is nothing more than a tax increase with a different name. Here are some reason why this plan should be rejected:
First of all it is not government's business to set salary amounts for private business.
Second, studies have shown that as the forced minimum wage is raised the drive for further education is lower; why work hard and excel when your salary is guaranteed?
Third, when the forced minimum wage is raised businesses naturally raise the price of their products to compensate. Minimum wages, then, becomes a tax on the consumer.
Fourth, studies have shown that the high school dropout rate increases as young people are guaranteed a certain income level — again, the drive to excel is diminished.
Finally, if we want to increase the unemployment rate, let's continue to increase the minimum wage. Many businesses will simple lay off employees rather than raise their prices in order to stay competitive.
My question is this: Why in the world can't more of our "qualified" leaders understand these basic consequences of raising the minimum wage? Only one answer is feasible: Obama promotes this as a way to discredit the conservative Republicans and to divide America.
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Ahanakht was governor of his province of Hare in ancient Egypt and now, 4,000 years later, archeologists all the way from Belgium, find his mummified body. The tomb dates back to circa 2040BC, but it has not been undisturbed for all these years. An American archeologist discovered the tomb in 1891, but was convinced the loot had already been taken out of the grave so he prematurely stopped the digging.
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Return culture shock is what you experience when you return home and realize you're actually having to readjust to your own country. It can be a surprisingly difficult adjustment.
First, there are the obvious contrasts. More than one returner has observed that just walking through the airport on arriving in the U.S. was a surreal experience. This shock might be heightened if you're returning from a lower-income country, perhaps especially if you were there on a service mission.
Then too, there's friends and family. Many returners have described feeling frustrated in resuming old relationships. You might have changed a lot through your experiences abroad, whereas people at home seem pretty unchanged. While everything is familiar, you feel different. It can be very unsettling to realize you're feeling out of place at home, with your own family and friends.
Here, the gap between one's expectations and the reality of being home can be pretty large. In this case, it is all the more important to remain in touch with your peers from abroad, and to discuss with them what you are experiencing in your re-entry.
Often, the better integrated one became in the culture and lifestyle abroad, the harder it is to readjust to home. This can be a surprisingly difficult transition, especially if it's not anticipated.
Regardless where you went, if you have trouble returning, know that this is normal. For some, it's more difficult returning than it was going. You can prepare yourself somewhat by considering these observations made by many previous returners:
Return culture shock is usually described in 4 stages:
Stage 1 begins before you leave the host country. You begin thinking about re-entry and making your preparations for your return home. You also begin to realize that it's time to say good-bye to your overseas friends and to the place you've come to call home. The hustle and bustle of finals, good-bye parties, and packing can intensify your feelings of sadness and frustration. You already miss the friends you've made, and you are reluctant to leave. Or, you may make your last few days fly by so fast that you don't have time to reflect on your emotions and experiences.
Stage 2 usually begins shortly before departure, and it is characterized by feelings of excitement and anticipation – even euphoria – about returning home. This is very similar to the initial feelings of fascination and excitement you may have had when you first entered the host country. You may be very happy to see your family and friends again, and they are also happy to see you.
Stage 3 comes with the realization that most people, while happy to see you, are not as interested in your experiences abroad as you had hoped. They will politely listen to your stories for a while, but you may find that soon they are ready to move on to the next topic of conversation. This stage can be very frustrating and alienating. You might find yourself becoming irritated or critical of others and of American culture. At the same time, old restrictions and dependencies tend to reassert themselves. You might feel less self-sufficient, even less mature than you felt abroad. The longing to return overseas is common.
Most people, though, move on to Stage 4: a gradual synthesis of old and new that allows for eventual readjustment to life at home. Many students who study or work abroad go through Stage 4 re-examining their priorities, their values, and what they think of themselves and the U.S. Once this happens, feelings of dissatisfaction or stress tend to subside. Things gradually feel more normal. But the experience remains with you and your outlook on life changes in basic, positive ways.
- Talk to others who have studied or worked abroad
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Published: Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 1:44 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 1:44 a.m.
GREENSBORO | As it turned out, North Carolina fans didn't have to worry about P.J. Hairston's left hand after all.
Hairston received eight stitches to the webbing of his left hand between his middle and ring fingers after suffering an injury late in Friday's 83-62 Tar Heels' quarterfinal win over Florida State.
At the time, Hairston was no better than a game time decision for Saturday's 79-76 semifinal victory over Maryland. But Hairston warmed up, started and scored 13 points in a career-high 36 minutes.
As coach Roy Williams put it, Hairston's hand "bothered him a bit" as he was three of 10 overall from the field, including two of eight on 3-pointers, and was five of eight at the free throw line.
Greensboro has been kind to Tar Heels
While there was much chatter late Friday and early Saturday about how North Carolina had suffered its share of bad injury luck in its recent visits to the Greensboro Coliseum, the Tar Heels' on-court record remains impressive.
The bad luck story has come in back-to-back visits when Kendall Marshall suffered an injury in last year's third-round NCAA tournament game in Greensboro followed by Hairston's hand injury in the Tar Heels' next trip to the city on Friday.
The wins on Friday and Saturday give UNC an all-time record of 117-30 in the Gate City.
North Carolina has won eight of its 17 ACC tournament championships in Greensboro, the last coming in 1998, and the Tar Heels are 7-0 in NCAA tournament games played in the city.
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Most N.C. State fans felt the Wolfpack's chances of winning this weekend's tournament were diminished when they failed to get one of the four byes that go to the top teams in the conference standings.
In reality, simply finishing fifth gave N.C. State horrible historic karma.
No fifth-seeded team has ever won the ACC tournament, a streak that stretched to 60 years with the Wolfpack's loss on Saturday.
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Scott Wood and Richard Howell will play at least one more game in the upcoming NCAA tournament, but their ACC tournament efforts have them climbing all sorts of career statistical charts.
Wood, who became the Wolfpack's career 3-pointer leader with 332 in Friday's tournament win over Virginia, finished second in 3-pointers in a single ACC tournament and third in career ACC tournament 3-pointers.
Wood hit 16 3-pointers in this tournament and 33 for his four-year career. The leader in a single tournament is Wake Forest's Randolph Childress, who hit 23 in the 1995 tournament, and the career leader is Duke's J.J. Redick with 40.
Richard Howell, while slowed by a bruised right thigh, finished with 92 career ACC tournament rebounds to finish second in N.C. State history behind Ron Shavlik's 136.
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Release Date: January 3, 2012
Genre: Paranormal Romance
368 Pages
Centuries ago, Templar knights defied the archangels and unearthed the copper scroll, revealing the gates to hell. Cursed for their forbidden act, they forever roam the earth protecting mankind from evil. But darkness stalks them, and battles they fight bring them ever-closer to eternal damnation. One promise remains to give them salvation – the return of the seraphs.
Embittered by his purpose, Merrick du Loire must honor an ancient pact and bring peace to his cousin's soul. When he stumbles upon history professor Anne MacPherson, he discovers she possesses a sacred artifact that marks her as a seraph. Duty demands he set aside his personal quest and locate the knight she's fated to heal. As he struggles with conflicting oaths, Anne arouses buried hope and sparks forbidden desire that challenges everything he's sworn to uphold.
Anne has six weeks to complete her thesis on the Knights Templar. When Merrick takes her to the Templar stronghold, he presents her with all she needs—and awakens a soul-deep ache, he alone can soothe. Yet loving Merrick comes with a price. If she admits she's destined for him, her gift of foresight predicts his death.
About the Author: Claire Ashgrove has been writing since her early teens and maintained the hobby for twenty years before deciding to leap into the professional world. Her first contemporary novel, Seduction's Stakes, sold to The Wild Rose Press in 2008, where she continues to write steamy, sexy stories for the Champagne and Black Rose lines. Adding to these critically acclaimed contemporaries, Claire's paranormal romance series, The Curse of the Templars, debuts with Tor in January 2012. For those who prefer the more erotic side of romance, she also writes for Berkley Heat under the pen name Tori St. Claire.
Claire lives on a small farm in Missouri with her two toddler sons, fifteen horses, four cats, and five dogs. In her "free" time, she enjoys cooking, winning at rummy, studying ancient civilizations, and spending quiet moments with her family, including the critters. She credits her success to her family's constant support and endless patience.
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I'm here with Lucan from IMMORTAL HOPE, Claire Ashgrove's new, dark paranormal romance
Lucan, what a pleasure to meet you. Thanks so much for taking some time to talk with me today about the Templar problems.
Lucan: Milady, the pleasure is mine. Tell me how I may assist your quest for knowledge.
I want to know more about this seraph thing – where do they come from, how do you know if someone is a seraph, how do you know who the seraph belongs to, and what's the deal with this armband?
Lucan: (Chuckling) Your questions are not for the faint. Very well, let us see what light I can shed on the matter. Where do seraphs come from – we must go back to the beginning of time. When angels crossed with man and the Nephilim were created. As you are aware, the Almighty frowned upon these unions. He eradicated the Nephilim… but what is not known is all were given a choice. Surrender the power of the angels, live as man, and their blood would carry on to fulfill a greater purpose. One day, when the cause most presented, their gifts would come again. Those who refused were destroyed.
And today's seraphs are the result?
Lucan: Aye. The torq you speak of identifies them. It is attuned to their divine power and possesses a few… shall we say… quirks as well.
So that's how they are identified, but how do you know if someone's a seraph. For instance, am I? Could any one of the women reading this be one?
Lucan: 'Tis hard to say. Indeed, any woman could be a seraph. 'Twould not be known until Gabriel presents himself to her and offers the torq of serpents.
The Templar don't know then.
Lucan: Nay. We are mere men, not privy to the machinations of the most high.
I wouldn't say you're exactly mere men. Aside from the whole knight thing, let's not forget about this dose of immortality or the fact at any moment you might lose your soul and turn. But beyond that – how do you know if a seraph belongs to you? What's to stop me from walking up to… say you… and saying I'm yours. If I'm a seraph that is. I could go for knights, swords, and living in secret temples.
Lucan: (Chuckling once again.) Milady you would not wish for this life, I assure you. But if you were indeed a seraph, you would possess some sort of physical mark that stands out in your own mind. It would match your intended mate's. If you wish to see if perhaps you are fated for one of my brethren, you should speak to Anne. She keeps a record of the marks now.
Ah, smart thinking! While we're talking about seraphs, do you know who yours is?
Lucan: Nay, I do not know if I shall be paired.
What would you do if Gabriel introduced you to your seraph tomorrow?
(As I ask the question, Lucan shifts uncomfortably in his seat, and I'd swear a blush crept into his cheeks.)
I'm sorry. Did I embarrass you?
Lucan: Nay. 'Tis a subject best left to silence, however. 'Twould be impolite to discuss something so… personal.
Oh. Oh! I didn't mean… Well, now that you mention it… that could be quite an entertaining conversation! A little wine, a little seduction—I bet you wouldn't have to work too hard to get a girl to agree to promise forever.
(His blush deepens, and I decide to steer the conversation to more comfortable ground.)
Okay, one last question before we let you get back to keeping the world safe from Azazel's ascension. What was your immediate thought when the archangels told you about the revelation of the seraphs?
Lucan's expression sobers. He looks past me as he answers, at something nondescript on the wall just above my left shoulder. His voice quiets by several decibels.
Lucan: That at last, perhaps, I could shed this accursed suspicion. 'Tis a poison I cannot escape.
There's hope though, right? If you're paired…
Lucan: Let us pray I shall live long enough to know such blessed peace.
I certainly hope so, Lucan. Thank you again for taking a few minutes out of your day to talk to us. I don't want to hold you up from more important things.
He rises and offers me a formal bow.
Lucan: Most assuredly, 'tis my pleasure to spend a few moments in your lovely company, milady.
Let's take a peek at IMMORTAL HOPE and Lucan's commander, Merrick du Loire.
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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: International Council of Forest and Paper Associations (ICFPA)
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Full SubmissionForest products industries at the core of the ?green economy?
The International Council of Forest and Paper Associations? (ICFPA) is an organisation representing the forest, wood and paper sector globally. Its membership includes the trade associations of 43 countries. Members represent industries accounting for more than 90 percent of the world?s paper and more than 50 percent of the world?s wood production. ICFPA members represent an industry in transformation delivering an increasingly wide range of products - including textile fibre, chemicals, new materials, functional products, food additives, solid biomass, liquid and gaseous fuels, etc. all made of a natural renewable raw material, wood.
The ICFPA is committed to the principles of sustainable development and to working with other stakeholders to ensure that environmental, social and economic benefits of our natural resources are available to current and future generations. ICFPA Members are committed to legal, certified forestry and procurement practices.
The global forest products industry contributes more than US$ 470 billion annually to global GDP and employs over 14 million people in almost every country in the world.
The forest sector and the green economy
Commonly agreed definitions of � green economy � include elements that are already today mirrored by the forest products industries:
? Delivery of better returns on natural, human and economic capital investments
? Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
? Resource efficiency
? Waste reduction
? Reduction of social disparities
Through numerous commitments and actions, the industry demonstrates on a daily basis its contribution to the green economy from the ?cradle? to the ?grave? of its products.
It is committed to sustainable forest management. Since 2000, ICFPA members have realised a 346% increase in the total area of certified responsibly managed forests, reaching a level of 273 million hectares of forests certified. 53% of the wood supply used by ICFPA member companies was certified in 2010.
It is truly bio-based. The industry represented by ICFPA uses wood as its main raw material, hence making it an industry using a natural renewable resource. Depending on the production, all qualities and wood assortments are used, including the bark and the branches.
It provides jobs to local communities, especially in rural areas. Since the wood processing mills ? whether it is for veneer, fibreboards, pulp and paper or other wood-derived products ? are located close to their raw material sources -- forests -- they contribute to the rural livelihood by maintaining rural infrastructures (e.g. roads, railways, etc.) and services (e.g. public transport, schools, hospitals, etc.) and offering jobs. By relying on managed forests and the raw material they deliver, they are also a source of income for local population and small businesses depending on forests.
It contributes to social and society?s well-being. The wide range of products delivered by the forest products industries to society contributes to people?s well-being and improved living standards: comfort and warmth thanks to reliable construction materials offering excellent mechanical properties and decorative features, literacy and culture thanks to paper being the material support to literature, culture and education resources, hygiene thanks to packaging protecting goods and offering barriers to bacteria, but also thanks to tissue paper used widely in healthcare and for daily sanitary uses.
It uses resources efficiently and responsibly. By reclaiming and recycling wood-based products after they have been used, the industry is committed to the efficient use of raw materials. In 2009, the global recovery rate for paper has reached 55.6%, compared to 46.5% in 2000. In some regions, the industry aims as well to limit the landfilling of its products by using it as biomass for energy recovery at the very end of its life cycle. It also consumes some water, but after cleaning, releases back the majority of it, sometimes even cleaner than before. At the same time, responsibly forests provide acknowledged benefits for water quality and protection.
It is part of the solution to climate change mitigation. As stated by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in its 4th Assessment Report: ?A sustainable forest management strategy aimed at maintaining or increasing forest carbon stocks, while producing an annual sustained yield of timber, fibre or energy from the forest, will generate the largest sustained mitigation benefit.? Forest products have the inherent capacity to store carbon until they decay or are converted into energy. In addition, they are replacing other less climate and environment friendly materials, as well as fossil fuels.
At the same time, it reduces its impact on the environment. It has notably reduced its direct greenhouse gas emissions per ton produced by 8% between 2004 and 2009. Already today the forest products industries have decoupled their environmental impacts and their production.
The global forest products industries represented by ICFPA strongly believe that these achievements are giving it already today a very prominent role in the green economy and are convinced that they can further improve if the right enabling conditions are established.
Recommendations to further boost the contribution of the forest products industries to the ?green economy?
The Global Forest Products Industries represented by ICFPA fully support the recommendations listed in the co-chairs? summary of the country-led initiative ?Contribution of forests to a green economy? that took place in Bonn on 4 to 7 October 2011, namely, that further action is needed to:
? Ensure that the tools used to enhance and demonstrate the sustainability of forest management and production processes ? including third-party verified forest certification ? are guaranteeing fair competition with sectors using other resources and fair trade between countries and are not used as non-tariff barriers to trade, or as a deterrent to use wood; ? Promote public-private partnerships to strengthen dialogue and information flows between science and practice along the whole value chain, with a view to support the transformation of the industry and enhance its contribution to the ?green economy?;
? Dedicate seed funds from the public and/or private sector in order to (i) help local communities to develop businesses and have access to the markets and (ii) support pre-competitive research and development for Innovation;
? Ensure transparency and fairness on the markets for forest products and services, including for its raw materials (both from the forests and secondary raw materials); Transparency should also apply to ownership and tenure right as a preliminary condition to a stable and predictable business environment; ? Promote the potential of harvested wood products as long-term carbon storage and as substitute to other less climate and/or environment friendly materials.


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haha reminds me of that movie with NUMBER 23 which was hilariously bad
(was it named 'number 23'? cause that would be stupid)
Jim carrey shouldn't be in "serious" movies, everytime he's in one I just can't take him seriously I just start thinking about his other funny movies and go off to watch them instead.
I liked him in eternal sunshine of the spotless mind ... thats the only serious movie i've seen him in that i liked.
DON'T PUT THAT IN YOUR MOUTH! IT WAS MADE IN CHINA!!!- Alora Owens: Age 6
as soon as I was about to post I got raped... -Kirby: Age... whatever
i heard the creator of pokemon died in the tsunamii not sue if its tru.hopefully not some1 shood look it up tho.not me im 2 lazy lol
it always seems imposible until it's done-nelson mandella
a house divided agaisnt itself cannot stand-abraham lincoln
gotta catch'em all-pokemon
nah, he's all right
he tweeted that he was alive after the earthquake/tsunami
oh thank god. no not u i mean the 1 in heaven lol
it always seems imposible until it's done-nelson mandella
a house divided agaisnt itself cannot stand-abraham lincoln
gotta catch'em all-pokemon
So 'nother update of sorts.
Still feeling earthquakes; had one earlier this morning that shook up the house pretty hard. Oh, and drinking water in Tokyo is now radiologically contaminated. I was told last night 'Don't drink the water! You can bathe, wash clothes, and COOK with it, but don't DRINK it!'
So, what the hell? You're ingesting it when you cook with it, so isn't it just as bad, or am I just bad at science? lol
Guessing: Heat speeds up radioactivity, so it doesn't emit radiation while it's inside you
I read that they said not to give the water to babies.
Originally made by LM:
~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
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An uneducated guess
radioactivity lets you tune into your favorite stations!
your welcome
it always seems imposible until it's done-nelson mandella
a house divided agaisnt itself cannot stand-abraham lincoln
gotta catch'em all-pokemon
I can't stand anyone who believe they are getting any radiation from this shit. First off its been proven that the radiation is so low outside of Japan even Hawaii is safe. Even more the west coast. Fuck we exploded nueclear bombs in Japan! 2 of them! Did we worry then? Fuck no. FUCK we even exploded nuclear bombs in ARIZONA! I mean seriously people how stupid are you?
I don't know who your raving at Kirbs, but I'm IN Japan, so I think I have something to worry about. lol
But that still doesn't explain why cooking with it is still safe. XD
I learned something today and that sucks Teresa I'm sure mewtwo is on his way on his golden private jet
Gah, I hate people that are all like "Trace amounts of radiation in water? RUINED FOREVER BRB CANCER". This completely ignores the fact that EVERY SINGLE THING IN THE UNIVERSE emits radiation of some sort. We ourselves emit radiation. Holy bejesus, you probably get a higher dose talking on your mobile then whatever is in the water.
Still, I guess it's easy for me to say, since I'm not in Japan atm. Hang in there, Teresa!
Cellphones don't emit radiation


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Avigael Gonzalez of Sublette won Sublette's Billy's 10 Best 350 dollar scholarship. Gonzalez plays football, baseball, basketball, and runs track at Sublette. He is also the president of HALO and KAYS at SHS. He is also a member of the S Club. He played running back and linebacker for the Larks.
He joins Southwestern Heights' Ben Johnsrund, Satanta's Mathew Leggett, Turpin's Jake Jimenez, Tyrone's Cole Wall, Meade's Chris Hardaway, Hugoton's Alfredo Licon, Beaver's Calen Gabel, and Moscow's Lane Miller as winners of the scholarship and they become eligible for an overall scholarship award during a banquet in November.
Billy's and KSCB will combine to give out 350 dollar scholarships to the 11 schools participating in the show for Billy's 10 Best. Liberal is part of the Billy's 10 Best scholarship but has their own weekly Rowdy Crowd Show at 5:30 Thursday evening's on Talkradio 1270 rather than the OTS Show. Hugoton's Colten Lissolo won the overall Billy's 10 Best scholarship in 2011. He is playing football at Hutchinson.
This year's winners will be announced during the next week's show. Winners will be seniors in the football programs of the schools. Brock Kappelmann hosts the show with Jack Jacob. They will talk with area coaches and football players for 10 weeks this season. Jacob will provide play-by-play for a third straight year for the Game of the Week on Friday nights on 102.7. Rick Yearick will join him for the color commentary. Here was the On the Sidelines and Game of the Week Schedule.
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ZF-4000: Zend_Validate_Float always fails in localized environments
First: Zend_Framework provides a powerful Zend_Locale. In my optionion Zend_Locale should be used with Zend_Validate_Float instead of localeconv().
Second: Zend_Validate_Float always failes when PHP is localized.
In method isValid(), the float value is first converted to an english value:
$valueFiltered = str_replace($locale['thousands_sep'], '', $valueString); $valueFiltered = str_replace($locale['decimal_point'], '.', $valueFiltered);
So $valueFiltered always ends up with a value like "0.3" (also in localized environments).
But now the problem is that floatval is localized itself; floatval(0.3) will give 0,3 in a german environment. Finally, stringval(floatval(0.3)) gives 0,3. And exactly this string is compared to the original $valueFiltered:
if (strval(floatval($valueFiltered)) != $valueFiltered) {
So this if-statement will always fail.
I would recommend to use a class like this:
class Zend_Validate_Float extends Zend_Validate_Abstract {
const NOT_FLOAT = 'notFloat';
protected $_messageTemplates = array(
self::NOT_FLOAT => "'%value%' does not appear to be a float"
public function isValid($value)
$valueString = (string) $value;
$locale = Zend_Registry::get('Zend_Locale');
if(!$locale) {
$locale = new Zend_Locale();
if(!Zend_Locale_Format::isFloat($value, array('locale' => $locale))) {
return false;
return true;
Duplicates ZF-3423
This solution:
- does not work when no application locale is given
- does not work when the given locale is no locale
- does not allow to override the application locale with a manual locale
Zend_Validator_Date is implementing an optional Zend_Locale, maybe to create something like that (to keep it in line).
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Commenters and board members cast doubt on Wave Transit's short-range transit plan during the Cape Fear Public Transit board's February meeting, instructing the staff to double-check the numbers.
Now, Wave staffers have used two separate methods to check the findings of Nelson-Nygaard, confirming that ridership at the four Creekwood bus stops that were eliminated when Wave restructured its routes in early February has been low for some time.
The Nelson-Nygaard study began in October 2011 and stretched to June 2012, so Wave checked ridership information from July 2012 and ended its review in January 2013.
Both review methods found 10 to 15 boardings per day total at the four stops, said Megan Matheny, Wave's director of planning and development.
During the last board meeting, civic leaders and residents urged Wave staff to revisit the short-range plan because the ailing and the elderly have a lengthy walk – sometimes up to a mile – to the now-closest stop at Princess Place and 30th Street.
"Based on the folks that came here today (to the board's February meeting), I think the numbers may be a little skewed," Jonathan Barfield, a New Hanover County commissioner who sits on the transit agency's board, said after the meeting.
Some complaints hinged on the fact that construction was taking place in the Creekwood community during the time of the study, displacing residents and possibly affecting the ridership numbers. But the reviews found low ridership beyond the construction period.
A review of fare box data from July 2012 through January 2013 concluded that the average weekday ridership was seven boardings per day, with 3.5 people riding the bus on Saturday and 2.5 on Sunday.
National Transit Database sampling was used to conduct the second review, counting ridership at certain odometer readings. Wave staff returned to those counts for the period between July 2012 and January 2013 and paired them with stops in the Creekwood neighborhood.
That sampling method determined that an average of 12.75 passengers per day boarded the bus at the Creekwood stops, essentially confirming the Nelson Nygaard study.
The data reviews will be discussed at the Transit Authority's next board meeting, which begins at noon Thursday in the Transit Board Room at Forden Station, 505 Cando St.
"As staff, we are prepared for any decision that's made," Matheny said, adding that there is a plan in place if the board decides to restore service to the Creekwood stops.
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Princeton dropped only one individual game during the win in Hanover, and it got 3-0 wins from each of the top six players. Freshman Maria Elena Ubina led the charge with an 11-2, 11-7, 11-5 victory over Jacqueline Barnes at the No. 1 position. Junior Nicole Bunyan also looked good in her win over Melina Burk at No. 2, while Rachel Leizman opened her win at the No. 3 spot with an 11-2 victory in the opener.
Junior Alex Lunt built off her win over Harvard Saturday with a sweep at the No. 4 positions, and teammates Hallie Dewey (No. 6) and Alex Toth (No. 9) also completed perfect weekends.
Sophomore Tara Harrington faced the toughest challenge in the lineup; she dropped a 13-11 decision in the opening game, then needed wins of 11-8 and 11-7 to claim a lead. She took control in the fourth and closed the match with an 11-3 victory.
Princeton will now be off for the next two and a half weeks for finals, and it will return Wednesday, Jan. 29, with a key Ivy League showdown at Penn. Last season, Princeton defeated Penn 9-0 in Jadwin, though the Quakers bounced back for a victory in the Howe Cup third-place match.
Penn fell 6-3 at Harvard Sunday, leaving the Crimson undefeated in the Ivy League, while both Princeton and Penn are 1-1.
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ZF-8612: Zend_Validate_PostCode and UK PostCodes
UK postcodes tend to have the format:
When testing we have found that the latest 1.10-alpha version does not allow for this space in the formatting. Minor issue as developer can strip whitespace for validation and reformat for output, but it would be much better to have it accept the format that the public use.
Matthew Vivian has created a fix for this which we'll upload once we get relevant docs signed / etc.
Please contact us as we're not sure how to submit the fix (regex change required)
Please note that it is not good behaviour to change code without asking the maintainer/developer (which is me in this case). ;-)
You should additionally note, when you've took a look at 1.10, that the regex is provided by CLDR, which is used within the I18n core and created by Unicode.
This means on the other hand that problems on the underlaying CLDR must be issues at Unicode (unicode.org/cldr) as ZF is not allowed to change CLDR and deliver such a version.
In such a case, that non-conform postcodes are wanted (even if they are common there must be a reason why the english maintainers at unicode dont match such a format), you should use a filter on the input before validation
Closing as won't fix. Read the previous comment for how to proceed.
This is frustrating - British postcodes do typically contain a space. Please see http://bit.ly/bDiHTh and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…
I guess we need to pester cldr regarding this issue then...
I know I should probably post a separate bug report for this, but pretty much all of the default error messages in the validator use terrible English and could do with being updated. Error messages don't even include the invalid value, because the author forgot to add $this->_setValue($value) in the isValid method.
I have just posted a 'bug' report to unicode with your links attached: http://unicode.org/cldr/trac/ticket/2600
We ended up creating our own validator with the 'correct' regex, the change is fairly trivial.
Hopefully unicode will update their standards ASAP for the next release of ZF.
Reopened for changing the message Not agreed for changing CLDR within ZF
Implemented with r21487 Changed detection needs updated CLDR.
Is this supposed to be fixed as I am having problems with 1.10.5?
php > set_include_path('.:/usr/local/zend/share/ZendFramework/library'); php > require 'Zend/Loader/Autoloader.php'; php > Zend_Loader_Autoloader::getInstance(); php > $postcode1 = 'G12 8AD'; php > $postcode2 = 'G128AD'; php > $validator = new Zend_Validate_PostCode('en_GB'); php > var_dump(array($validator->isValid($postcode1), $validator->isValid($postcode2))); array(2) { [0]=> bool(false) [1]=> bool(true) }
Debugging through the code, the format is returned as: GIR[ ]?0AA|((AB|AL|B|BA|BB|BD|BH|BL|BN|BR|BS|BT|CA|CB|CF|CH|CM|CO|CR|CT|CV|CW|DA|DD|DE|DG|DH|DL|DN|DT|DY|E|EC|EH|EN|EX|FK|FY|G|GL|GY|GU|HA|HD|HG|HP|HR|HS|HU|HX|IG|IM|IP|IV|JE|KA|KT|KW|KY|L|LA|LD|LE|LL|LN|LS|LU|M|ME|MK|ML|N|NE|NG|NN|NP|NR|NW|OL|OX|PA|PE|PH|PL|PO|PR|RG|RH|RM|S|SA|SE|SG|SK|SL|SM|SN|SO|SP|SR|SS|ST|SW|SY|TA|TD|TF|TN|TQ|TR|TS|TW|UB|W|WA|WC|WD|WF|WN|WR|WS|WV|YO|ZE)(\d[\dA-Z]?[]?\d[ABD-HJLN-UW-Z]{2}))|BFPO[ ]?\d{1,4}
The issue won't be fixed as it isn't ZF that's wrong.
The issue is with unicode CLDR, see the ticket here, http://unicode.org/cldr/trac/ticket/2600.
It seems the guys who maintain the UK standards haven't been around in while (as far as I can see) so the standard/format isn't being updated.
In the end we resorted to either:
- Adding our own validator which extends postcode validator and strips whitespace
- Stripping whitespace and using a view helper for output
Sorry, somehow I missed the original post with the link to the bug report. Thanks for clarifying Lloyd.
I may be stating the obvious here, but of course anybody is free to contribute to CLDR (besides ZF of course), I suppose.


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When Johan Reinhard found the Inca Ice Maiden in 1995, news of his discovery reached more than a billion people. Within months of the finding, the mummy was the subject of television documentaries, front-page newspaper stories, and magazine features. Now National Geographic presents the first-hand account from the discoverer himself.
Combining the adventure of the modern-day Andes with the mysteries of past cultures, Reinhard's narrative is a mesmerizing, one-of-a-kind account of two of the most pivotal events in the history of science.
In The Ice Maiden, Reinhard takes readers on a two-decade, high-altitude adventure through the Andes and shares the exhilaration of his momentous findson Ampato, where the first frozen Inca female body was uncovered, and on Llullaillaco where three Inca children were found frozen to near perfection. To date, they are the most well-preserved mummies ever discovered. These long-ago sacrifices to the Inca gods, aside from fulfilling an archaeologist's dream, are a five-century time capsule filled with clues to an ancient culture, from DNA to complete Inca clothing.
The mummies are a touchstone for the understanding of the countless artifactsincluding many gold and silver statuesthat Reinhard unearthed during his expeditions in the Andes.
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ZF-8938: Zend_Form does not return correct values with subforms named '0'
Zend_Form::setName() allows subforms to be named '0' and even explicitly checks them with (empty() || === '0'). Zend_Form::getElementsBelongTo() uses getName() with empty() but does not check if name === '0'.
The result is data corruption in Zend_Form::getValues() because it uses getElementsBelongTo() for all subForms.
Fix, including unit test.
Adding additional patch which fixes error scrambling in forms with all-numeric names.
This patch is a Conclusion of the both patches but uses lesser function calls, no Unit Test included.
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About a half-dozen times a year in Salt Lake City, there are nights like the one happening Thursday - when there are not one, but two shows by artists I refuse to miss when they play here.
Starting early at Kilby Court with Chicago-based songwriter Joe Pug, Thursday is one terrific night with two can't-miss shows. Pug, who first came to SLC a few years back opening for Justin Townes Earle, is a songsmith well worth hearing, if you haven't yet. He writes terrific folk-based material with a rock feel to it. Part of the reason he's recording and touring is his music was good enough to impress not only Earle, but his father Steve Earle was also astounded by Pug's writing. Check him out on spotify.com and here on youtube. Tickets are available at 24tix.com.
After Pug wraps up, probably around 10 p.m., it'll be worth your while to head over to The Urban Lounge and see Deer Tick, pictured above, as they headline a three-band gig with Salle Ford and The Sound Outside also opening and Turbo Fruits appearing first. This will be my fourth time to see DT and, as usual, I can't wait. The Rhode Island-based rockers are a terrific live act with energy, verve and passion that's too often missing from better known bands. Also, Deer Tick has great chops and features the terrific rock vocals of John McCauley III. They're touring behind a new EP called "Tim" and earned a ton of praise for last year's "Divine Providence." This song's from a few albums back, but remains a great example of their sound. It's called "Easy." Tickets remain on sale at 24tix.com.
Also this weekend, '80s punk institution Social Distortion will play two sold-out gigs at The Depot. The initial concert for Friday went fast enough United Concerts felt confident to add a second show and fans scarfed up those tickets as well. The Saturday concert is all-ages, which is relatively rare at The Depot and both gigs should be energetic.
And on a theatrical note, Pygmalion Company continues its presentation of "In The Next Room," at the Leona Wagner Black Box Theatre. The play is set in the 1880s and is based on the historically accurate - yet weird - fact that doctors once used vibrators to treat "hysterical" women and occasionally, men. Should be a riotous good time. Tickets for the performances, which run Thursday-Sunday are at arttix.org.
Also, Wasatch Theatre's production of "Chapter Two" by acclaimed playwright Neil Simon continues this weekend at the Studio Theatre at the Rose Wagner. Tickets for this show are also at arttix.org.


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The phrase 'music legend' gets thrown around a bit much these days, but cynics can rest assured that Monday night's jazz concert at Kingsbury Hall does indeed feature someone worthy of the aforementioned moniker. Composer and jazz trumpeter extraordinaire Wynton Marsalis brings his 15-piece Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra to town Monday night.
Marsalis, 49, is from New Orleans and is a member of the world-renowned Marsalis jazz family. He's won a Pulitzer Prize and is generally thought to be the best-known jazz musician in the world.
Even if you're a casual fan of jazz, you won't want to miss this. Marsalis and Co. last hit town in July 2008 to help re-dedicate Red Butte Garden. While onstage, the band blew through its normal litany of Marsalis compositions at its normal stunning height of musicianship. Salt Lake City jazz fans are right to have this date circled on their calendars as there's little reason to expect anything short of a great night. Think I'm a little geeked about this? Guilty as charged.
For folks who just don't like world-class jazz and prefer well-done indie rock, Interpol will be at In The Venue. Interpol's been around since ... The New York-based indie-rockers could be best known for their 2002 album:
If you find yourself in Park City on Monday, an intriguing rootsy Americana band, Elephant Revival, hits The Spur.
SLC'ers get another chance to see these guys on Feb. 26 at The Depot, when they open for Leftover Salmon. Here's a video shot of them down at Monroe's Mystic Hot Springs playing "Ring Around The Moon."
Monday night also features the Apex Manor at the Urban Lounge.
The Apex Manor from Pasadena are touring behind their debut called "The Year of Magical Drinking." The group's led by Ross Flournoy, formerly of The Broken West.
Here's Flournoy singing "Under The Gun," in the Rolling Stone magazine studios recently:
Moving into the rest of the week, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals hit the The Depot on Wednesday night.
The Vermont rockers last played Salt Lake in the Urban Lounge back in 2009. It'll be interesting to see if they can sell enough tickets to warrant the larger venue stop. I'm kind of intrigued to see if this band delivers live.
A lot of folks in the jamband community rave about their live show, but a recent CD left me a little flat about the group - largely due to some underwhelming lyrics. Fellow Vermont rockers, Chamberlin, will open up.
Here's the band playing its latest single, "Paris."
Also Wednesday night, the play "The Persian Quarter" resumes its popular run at the Salt Lake Acting Company.
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