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Deanna Durbin
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Canadian actress/singer Deanna Durbin learned at a very early age that she was blessed with a strong and surprisingly mature set of vocal chords. After studying with coach Andres de Segurola, Durbin set her sights on an operatic career, but was sidetracked into films with a 1936 MGM short subject, Every Sunday. This one-reeler was designed as an… More Bio:
Canadian actress/singer Deanna Durbin learned at a very early age that she was blessed with a strong and surprisingly mature set of vocal chords. After studying with coach Andres de Segurola, Durbin set her sights on an operatic career, but was sidetracked into films with a 1936 MGM short subject, Every Sunday. This one-reeler was designed as an audition for both Durbin and her equally youthful co-star Judy Garland; MGM decided to go with Durbin and drop Garland, but by a front-office fluke the opposite happened and it was Durbin who found herself on the outside looking in. But MGM's loss was Universal's gain. That studio, threatened with receivership due to severe losses, decided to gamble on her potential. Under the guiding influence of Universal executive Joseph Pasternak, Durbin was cast in a series of expensive, carefully crafted musicals, beginning in 1936 with Three Smart Girls. This and subsequent films--notably One Hundred Men and a Girl (1937) -- craftily exploited Durbin's remarkable operatic voice, but at the same time cast her as a "regular kid" who was refreshingly free of diva-like behavior. The strategy worked, and Durbin almost single-handedly saved Universal from oblivion; she was awarded a 1938 special Oscar "for bringing to the screen the spirit and personification of youth," and when she received her first screen kiss (from Robert Stack) in First Love (1939), the event knocked the European crisis off the front pages.
Durbin remained popular throughout the first years of the 1940s, but when the box-office receipts began to flag, Universal attempted to alter Durbin's screen image with such heavy dramas as The Amazing Mrs. Holliday (1942) and Christmas Holiday (1944); unfortunately, these films failed to make the turnstiles click. In 1945, Durbin had her best "grown up" role in the murder mystery Lady on a Train (1945), which allowed her to dress a bit more glamorously than in previous appearances. By this time, however, Durbin was tired of filmmaking, and began exhibiting a conspicuous lack of interest in performing. After For the Love of Mary (1948), Durbin retired, escaping to France with her third husband, Lady on a Train director Charles David. She so thoroughly disappeared from public view that rumors persisted she had died. Actually, as one writer has pointed out, the "Deanna Durbin" that fans had known and loved had died, to be replaced by a fabulously wealthy matron who had absolutely no interest in the past. Though she lived in comfortable anonymity for her last five decades, Durbin retained her fervent fan following and gained a whole new following thanks to exposure of the vintage Durbin films on cable TV and video. She died in 2013 at the age of 91.
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From the halls of the State House to the halls of its youth programs, the Department of Youth Services' (DYS) commitment to uphold the White Ribbon Day's pledge was clearly visible.
On March 6, DYS staff from various departments, including the Victim Services Unit and DYS Commissioner Forbes joined Health and Human Services Secretary Polanowicz and hundreds of state officials, community groups and supporters at the State House for the 7th Annual White Ribbon Day pledge to advocate against sexual and domestic violence.
Together, the Patrick Administration and youth from across the Commonwealth called an end to female abuse by encouraging programs
statewide to take the White Ribbon Day Pledge:
"From this day forward, I promise to be part of the solution in ending violence against women."
In the weeks prior, DYS distributed white ribbons to its programs and encouraged staff to discuss with youth the importance of the statewide White Ribbon Day Campaign, which is sponsored by Jane Doe, Inc.
DYS staff engaged youth in educational activities to show the critical role men and boys play in ending violence against women. Staff also empowered youth to view themselves as a part of the solution and to play a deliberate role in building respectful, safe, and healthy relationships.
In the Southeast region, a DYS Residential Program took the White Ribbon Day pledge and proudly brought the anti-violence message into its detention unit. The facility tapped into its community of residential staff, clinicians and educators to create teachable moments for young men in DYS custody. In a coordinated effort, staff created a special educational program that was relevant and thought-provoking for youth.
DYS residential teachers tailored a school day's curriculum to incorporate the important values of the White Ribbon Campaign into classroom instruction. For example, as a mathematics lesson, youth closely reviewed data available on domestic abuse and discussed the importance of having an independent, credible author of data. The students later interpreted the data and created user-friendly graphs and charts to share during a classroom presentation. As a visual arts project, youth desgined anti-bullying/anti-abuse posters in the form of white paper t-shirts. The White Ribbon Day art activity is now proudly displayed in the facility for staff and youth to be reminded of the day's valuable teaching.
Clinical staff ended the day's educational activities by analyzing with the youth, modern-day scenarios that average young men and women might typically face. The hypothetical scenes were discussed in terms of identifying intention, expectation, and response by each individual involved in the pretend scenario.
"The real conversations, data and creativity provided an excellent opportunity for students to grasp what White Ribbon Day is all about," says DYS Program Director John Pina. "Additionally, it provided an incredible situation for clinical, staff and education to interact with the residents in an authentic learning environment."
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Are You Buyin' the Poll That Shows President Obama and Mitt Romney "Dead Even" in Arizona?
President Obama and Mitt Romney are "dead even" in Arizona, according to a poll of the state's voters released this week.
The thought of Obama winning Arizona -- which the president's campaign contends is possibly -- seems to come and go each week, depending on how poll results turn out, but this one appears to give Obama a shot.
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Clerodendron thomsoniae.
Ditto�aka. Bleeding Heart Vine
Mine is growing in full son and wraps itself around a power pole and spreads like crazy. I didn't plant it there it just showed up a few years ago. Maybe was in another pot with something else I planted nearby.
i was this close to buying a 5gal bleeding heart from a nurseryman when he shot my offer down! not sure what made him, but he literally muttered "that one needs a trellis" and walked to another row of plants to show me.
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Dear Colleagues,
Throughout the past year, Americans have struggled to recover from the
devastating economic recession. Lingering high unemployment and an
uncertain economic future coupled with volatile energy prices and geo-
political events beyond our control have forced us to reevaluate our
energy use, better understand the economic benefits of domestic energy
production, and take a hard look at how certain policies are impacting
consumers and the overall economy.
As a broad association with strong member support, Consumer Energy
Alliance (CEA) has continued its efforts to press for a rational, balanced
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consequence. Onshore, we witnessed strong opposition to shale gas development, which could
produce decades' worth of cleaner burning natural gas for this country. Furthermore, the earthquake
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nuclear energy. Finally, strides to bolster American's green energy economy have fallen short, and
American consumers and businesses continue to struggle with the cost of maintaining more energy-
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CEA advocates for the thoughtful development and utilization of energy
resources in order to help create a balanced energy policy and maintain stable
prices for consumers.
As of August 2011, CEA has 163 affiliated members – from airlines to trucking to
manufacturing to agriculture and energy producers – and nearly 300,000
individual consumer-advocates. CEA appreciates the support it receives from its
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Bayer Corporation
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• The opening of the Alaskan Outer Continental Shelf for
energy exploration and production; and
• The permitting of the Keystone XL pipeline project
As part of the Energy Advocacy Campaign, CEA has focused
on positioning energy – and its importance to the economy –
as a top-tier issue heading into the 2012 election cycle. This
means talking to both the public and elected officials about
how energy production affects every consumer across the
United States.
Since the launch of the Campaign, CEA has generated over
220,000 grassroots comments during federal and regional
public comment periods and over 330 distinct media hits, held
more than 100 meetings on Capitol Hill, and conducted
significant outreach to stakeholders and elected officials in
over 25 states – from Maine to Florida to Ohio and Nebraska.
Low Low Low-- -Carbon Fuel Standard Carbon Fuel Standard Carbon Fuel Standard
Outreach & Advocacy Campaign Outreach & Advocacy Campaign Outreach & Advocacy Campaign
CEA launched its Low Carbon Fuel Standard Outreach and
Advocacy Campaign in response to the implementation of a low
carbon fuel standard (LCFS) in California that is designed to
discriminate against Canadian crude oil and significantly
increase gasoline and diesel prices, as well as the
announcements of initiatives to develop and implement similar
LCFS programs nationally and in Washington, Oregon, the
Midwest, the Northeast and the Mid-Atlantic.
Principally, the campaign aims to educate and motivate
Governors, state legislators, state-based stakeholders and key
influentials within targeted states to oppose LCFS initiatives
that aim to discriminate against Canadian crude supplies and
raise gasoline, diesel and home heating oil prices.
A low-carbon fuel standard seeks to replace traditional fuels
such as gasoline and diesel and with "advanced technology" low
-carbon fuels. However, low-carbon fuels such as cellulosic
ethanol are not commercially available and the use of electric
and natural gas vehicles in the volumes necessary to achieve
significant carbon intensity reductions would present
overwhelming technological and economic challenges.
Implementation of low carbon fuel standards based on
California͛s program either nationally or regionally will force
consumers to pay significantly higher fuel costs, hinder
economic growth and kill tens of thousands of American jobs.
The campaign's primary focus is direct and indirect
communication with key policymakers and stakeholders
in potentially affected states and communities. Since the
commencement of the campaign, CEA has met with elected
officials and stakeholders in over a dozen states, helping to
persuade several Governors and state legislators to oppose the
adoption of low-carbon fuels standards based on California's
The campaign also includes an emphasis on expanded
grassroots education and public awareness through earned and
social media as well as the informational "Secure Our Fuels"
website (secureourfuels.org).
Since early 2010 when the campaign launched, and
with expanded efforts beginning in February 2011, CEA has
helped secure scores of Op-Eds, blogs, quotes, and other media
hits at the national and local level.
Grassroots: Grassroots: Grassroots:
CEA Consumer CEA Consumer CEA Consumer-- -Advocates Advocates Advocates
One of CEA's greatest strengths is its ability to mobilize the public on energy issues and
inspire them to act in their best interest as energy consumers. The collective voice of
thousands of American energy consumers has a strong impact on policymakers, and CEA
works to ensure every consumer has the capacity to engage on these issues. Over the past
year, CEA has helped generate more than 300,000 grassroots comments in nearly a dozen
comment periods and boosted attendance at over 25 public meetings across 10 states.
When CEA and its members identify an important rulemaking, a "Call to Action" asks the
public to submit formal comments on the respective issue. Using a portal on the CEA
website or through other means, the public can submit a pre-drafted letter to the respective
agency. CEA mobilizes its database of consumer-advocates as well as its social media users
to respond to these "Calls to Action," helping to drive tens of thousands of comments.
In addition, CEA works to ensure strong participation at public hearings, arming supporters
with talking points and other valuable information. For instance, in the summer of 2010, CEA
reached out to over 600 local elected officials in the Gulf Coast region to urge them to
attend public meetings on the future offshore energy development.
Agency Agency Agency Agency
Bureau of Ocean Energy
Management, Regulation,
and Enforcement
Department of State
Environmental Protection
Bureau of Ocean Energy
Management, Regulation,
and Enforcement
Issue Issue Issue Issue
Support for the development of
Lease Sale 218 and 222 in the
Gulf of Mexico
Support for the Supplemental
EIS for the Keystone XL Pipeline
Opposition to the proposed
Clean Water Act 316(b)
Support for Alaskan OCS
development and Lease Sale 193
Comments Delivered Comments Delivered Comments Delivered Comments Delivered
Over 20,000
Over 62,000
Over 13,000
Over 176,000
Grassroots Success Stories Grassroots Success Stories Grassroots Success Stories
CEA Member & CEA Member & CEA Member &
Stakeholder Engagement Stakeholder Engagement Stakeholder Engagement
Leveraging its nationwide stakeholder network and
tremendous member-company support, CEA has worked
diligently to build support for specific campaigns, which
often includes working with stakeholders on substantive
letters to agencies during public comment periods.
Additionally, CEA and its members have expanded efforts to
submit Opinion-Editorial pieces on energy issues to
newspapers to help set the tone in the energy policy debate
at the national and local level.
CEA has been successful in generating over 300 grasstops
and stakeholder letters for various campaigns in the past
year. CEA has also made great strides in building
relationships with elected officials at the local, state, and
federal level on a wide variety of important energy issues.
Engaging groups with a vested interested in energy policy
has been critical to CEA's successful campaigns.
Through its extensive and strategic outreach, CEA has also
built strong relationships with energy stakeholders across the
country – including legislators, policy makers, community
organizations, business leaders, trade associations, and
academia – and regularly mobilizes its network to engage on
important energy issues affecting consumers.
Media & Social Media Media & Social Media Media & Social Media
CEA is proud of its expanded efforts over the past year to highlight and drive its message
through media and social media – an important part of its energy education and outreach
strategy. Using earned, paid, and social media, CEA continues to be a leading source of
information on issues affecting energy consumers. Since the beginning of 2011, CEA has already
generated over 350 media hits.
The use of traditional media, including TV and radio, Op-Eds and Letters to the Editor, press
releases, and news articles, is integral to CEA's outreach efforts. With nearly 40 TV and radio
interviews, CEA has been able to reach the general public at both the national and regional levels.
CEA has also worked diligently to place Op-Eds and Letters to the Editor in regional and national
publications, oftentimes working with CEA affiliates to pen insightful opinion pieces.
Coordinating with CEA Affiliate, Bayer Corporation, Bayer CEO Greg
Babe discusses the impact of shale gas production for manufacturing
jobs in the Marcellus region.
Dale Bennett, President of the Virginia Trucking Association, discusses the
importance of offshore energy development, particularly off the coast of
CEA President David Holt regularly pens Op-Eds in regional and
national publications. In this article, Mr. Holt describes the economic
impacts of limited access to offshore and onshore energy resources.
Over the past year, CEA's burgeoning social media presence has created a whole new platform
for energy consumers to communicate with CEA. Utilizing Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and
blogging, CEA's online presence has grown tremendously over the past year – including a nearly
400% increase in Facebook users and certified blogger status on renowned national publications.
This year, CEA's Twitter and Facebook users
have spoken out about high fuel costs and the
impacts on their businesses and families.
CEA President David Holt serves as an expert blogger on many
publications including the National Journal (upper left) and the
Houston Chronicle (upper right).
Regional Chapters & Regional Chapters & Regional Chapters &
Local Efforts Local Efforts Local Efforts
In CEA's view, advocacy that extends beyond our Nation's Capital is critical to driving home the
direct link between energy production, energy policy, and jobs and economic growth. As national
policies are increasingly influenced by debate at the local level, these efforts are taking on
greater importance. In order to effectively engage at the regional, state, and local levels, CEA has
leveraged its strategically placed chapters around the country. CEA has focused its efforts in
several key states and regions, including Alaska, Florida, the Midwest, and the Southeast regions.
These areas have been targeted due to their importance in the production and consumption of
energy, as well as their political influence. These strategically selected chapters include:
Southeast Energy Alliance Southeast Energy Alliance Southeast Energy Alliance
(SEA) (established 2006) (SEA) (established 2006) (SEA) (established 2006)
Southeast Energy Alliance, which includes Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia,
has been actively representing the region's energy consumers since 2006. Through key members
such as the Virginia Manufacturers Association, South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, and the
North Carolina Farm Bureau, SEA has driven attendance at BOEMRE scoping hearings, generated
grasstops letters, and placed Op-Eds across the Southeast region.
In October 2010, Southeast Energy Alliance
released Potential Job Creation, Economic
Benefits, and Revenue Sharing from Oil and
Natural Gas Production and Exploration in
Virginia, which estimated that nearly $19.5
billion in government revenues could be
generated from Virginia OCS development.
Right: Over the past year,
CEA Florida and its
recommendations report
for Florida has created
quite the buzz throughout
Florida, including pieces
in The Miami Herald, The
Orlando Sentinel, and The
Florida Current.
CEA CEA CEA-- -Florida (established 2007) Florida (established 2007) Florida (established 2007)
CEA CEA CEA–– – Alaska (established 2010) Alaska (established 2010) Alaska (established 2010)
CEA-Florida, including key groups such as Associated Industries of Florida, CF Industries, and the
Florida Chamber of Commerce, has been a key player in the Florida energy debate for almost five
years, drawing support from a wide range of consumers and stakeholders.
CEA-Florida recently hosted a series of stakeholder meetings as part of its Florida Energy Policy
Project in July 2011, which will culminate in a series of energy policy recommendations that CEA-
Florida will present to Governor Rick Scott, House Speaker Dean Cannon, and Senate President
Mike Haridopolos at the end of 2011.
CEA-Alaska has been front and center in what is perhaps United States' most resource rich state,
bringing its network to bear on several key debates and meetings throughout the past year. For
example, CEA-Alaska and its very active Board of Directors has driven significant (in terms of
numbers and quality of comments) attendance to over a dozen BOEMRE meetings in the past
year. Additionally, CEA-Alaska has produced numerous grasstops letters, conducted dozens of
meetings with state and local government officials, and been responsible for placing editorials in
key publications throughout the state, many of which have been authored by CEA-Alaska
Director, Dave Harbour. Key participants in CEA-Alaska include the Alaska Support Industry
Alliance and Alaska Resource Development Council.
In an Op-Ed to the
Fairbanks Daily News—
Mi ner , CEA- Al aska
Director, Dave Harbour,
discusses the resource
potential of the Alaskan
OCS and urges fellow
Alaskans to participate in
a public meeting with the
BOEMRE on OCS energy
Regional Chapters & Regional Chapters & Regional Chapters &
Local Efforts Local Efforts Local Efforts
CEA CEA CEA-- -Midwest (established 2011) Midwest (established 2011) Midwest (established 2011)
The Midwest rightfully views itself as the backbone of America's manufacturing sector. From the
steel mills along the Great Lakes, to the automobile manufacturing throughout the Midwest, to
the factories that produce construction and farm equipment, energy-intensive industries are
critical to this region's economy. Over the past year, CEA-Midwest has brought on several new
affiliates who are important players in the Midwest energy debate such as the Wisconsin
Manufacturers and Commerce and the Iowa Motor Truck Association. Working with these
Midwest affiliates, CEA-Midwest seeks to elevate energy as a top-tier issue in several Midwest
battleground states going into the 2012 election. From Op-Ed opportunities to meetings with
elected officials and state-based stakeholders in state capitals across the region, CEA-Midwest
has gained a strong footing over the past year and seeks to expand its reach even further in the
year ahead.
In just the first half of 2011, CEA-Midwest expanded its engagement across
the region, meeting with Governors, key legislators, influentials, third-party
groups, and consumers from 16 cities across every Midwest state. Oftentimes,
these discussions focused on the value of domestic energy production for
states like Indiana and Wisconsin where there is a concentration of energy-
intensive businesses that depend on stable energy prices.
CEA-Midwest: 2011 Targets
Government Relations Government Relations Government Relations
Another one of CEA's strengths is its ability to successfully influence the debate in Washington,
DC. CEA's aggressive, multimodal, bipartisan outreach strategy on Capitol has made lawmakers
more aware of the impact energy policies have on consumers.
Working closely with our member companies, CEA staff in Washington, DC has met with dozens
of newly elected Members of Congress, Congressional Leadership, and key committee staff in
both the House of Representatives and Senate in an effort to inform them about CEA's mission
and to educate them on the importance of domestic energy access to consumers. As a voice of
both consumers and energy providers, CEA provides a unique outlook on issues and is often
called upon by energy staff on Capitol Hill for support. CEA has been instrumental in helping
committee staff identify witnesses to testify before key energy committees.
CEA also consistently engages with the Obama Administration, particularly the Environmental
Protection Agency, Department of Energy, and the Department of the Interior through public
meetings, stakeholder briefings, and other opportunities.
Congressional Events & Publications Congressional Events & Publications Congressional Events & Publications
As part of its broad outreach effort in Washington, DC, over the past year CEA has produced six
publications and resource materials that were distributed to Congressional offices as well as
hosted two events on Capitol Hill.
CEA has developed and distributed a number of publications over the past year that served as
resources for Members of Congress and staff on Capitol Hill. Of note, CEA published Private
Sector Leadership in Energy Efficiency, Conservation and Sustainability, a briefing book presented
to the 112
Congress titled Recommendations for a Balanced Energy Policy, and a report detailing
the impact of energy prices and policies on the private sector titled Energy, Jobs, and the
Economy: Powering America's Future.
For the release of CEA's Sustainability
report, CEA held a forum at the U.S.
Senate where representatives from
the private sector discussed how their
respective businesses have advanced
sustainability practices. Show here
from left, Peter Molinaro (Dow
Chemi cal ), John Di sharoon
(Caterpillar), and Roger Libby
(Deutsche Post World Net—USA)
discuss their companies' energy-
saving initiatives.
Sustainability Forum
Government Relations Government Relations Government Relations
Congressional Events & Publications Congressional Events & Publications Congressional Events & Publications
Co-hosting with CEA affiliate, Canadian-American Business Council, CEA held a forum at the
U.S. House of Representatives on the lessons learned from shale gas production in the United
States and how these lessons may help guide Canada as it moves forward with shale gas
production. The forum also highlighted how these new sources of natural gas are helping to
boost manufacturing in the United States and Canada.
Speakers included Senator John Hoeven, Senator Joe Manchin (seen right), Eric Spiegel (CEO
of Siemens), and Guy Caruso (Center for Strategic International Studies, seen left), as well as
representatives from ExxonMobil, Nucor Steel, Dow Chemical, and the Natural Resources
Defense Council, among several others.
"The Shale-Gas Revolution" Conference
Energy, Jobs and Economy Report
As a follow up to CEA's 2008 report on the impact of
higher energy costs, CEA released Energy, Jobs & the
Economy: Powering America's Future. The report
includes submissions from 15 key CEA affiliates in
which they discuss how energy policies affect job
creation and economic growth in the United States.
CEA released the publication during a national media
teleconference during which the heads of American
Chemistry Council, American Iron & Steel Institute,
National Ocean Industries Association, and American
Public Power Association, among others, all addressed
how their industries could benefit from more balanced
energy policies.
Education & Events Education & Events Education & Events
Haynesville Haynesville Haynesville Screenings Screenings Screenings
As part of the 2011 Natural Gas Communication
Strategy created by the CEA Natural Gas
Committee, CEA coordinated and implemented
a series of public screenings of the documentary
Haynesville: the Extended Version. Haynesville
provides an unvarnished, objective look at the
benefits and perceived risks associated with
shale gas development. Following most of the
screenings, a panel of industry experts,
regulators, and industry joined the director and
producer to field questions from the audience
and media. Through these screenings, CEA
provides a forum for productive discussion
amongst those citizens directly affected.
Attendance at these screenings has ranged
between 120-250 people with a good balance of
industry, regulators, lawmakers, students,
activists, and concerned citizens. To date,
screenings have been held in Houston, Baton
Rouge, Dallas, and Austin with future screenings
scheduled for Little Rock, Pittsburgh, and
Above Right: An invitation to
attend the Dallas, TX screening
of Haynesville, hosted by South-
ern Methodist University.
Right: Following a screening at
Louisiana State University in
Baton Rouge, LA, CEA hosted a
panel discussion that included
(from right): Moderator David
Dismukes, Associate Director,
LSU Center for Energy Studies;
Gregory Kallenberg, Director of
Haynesville; Jimmy Fields,
Loui si ana Publ ic Servi ce
Commissioner; Stephen Moret,
Secretary of Louisiana Economic
Development; Shane Schulz, QEP
Resources; and Tommy Foltz,
Petrohawk Energy Corporation.
Education & Events Education & Events Education & Events
In May 2011, CEA hosted two panel discussions at the Offshore Technology Conference in
Houston, Texas. Moderated by CEA President David Holt, the panelists discussed the future of
offshore energy production in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon incident.
The first panel, which included Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour and senior regulatory officials
from other coastal states, discussed the States' role in the offshore energy debate. These state
officials also advocated for increased communication with the federal government to enhance
their states' knowledge and engagement with offshore energy development. To this effect,
during the event Governor Barbour announced the formation of the Outer Continental Shelf
Governors Coalition, a group of coastal governors who seek greater communication and
involvement with the federal government regarding offshore energy development.
The second panel featured senior industry leaders, consumers and business officials, labor
leaders, and economists who announced new information on the impact that delays in offshore
production were having on state and local economies across the nation.
Right: CEA President David Holt and
Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour discuss
the importance of offshore energy.
Below: Panel 1 included (from left) Dan
Sullivan, Commissioner, Alaska Department
of Natural Resources; Doug Domenech,
Virginia Secretary of Natural Resources;
Scott Angelle, Secretary, Louisiana
Department of Natural Resources; Jerry
Patterson, Commissioner, Texas General
Land Office; Haley Barbour, Governor of
the State of Mississippi, David Holt,
President, CEA.
Offshore Technology Conference Offshore Technology Conference Offshore Technology Conference
In the Year Ahead: In the Year Ahead: In the Year Ahead:
Energy Day Energy Day Energy Day
Since last fall, CEA has
been planning a major
energy festival that will
highlight the importance
of energy in our lives. In
partnership with the City of Houston, Energy Day 2011 is
scheduled for October 15, 2011 in Downtown Houston,
Texas. Geared toward K-12 students, Energy Day's mission is
to educate students and their families about energy by
demonstrating energy innovation, technology, efficiency &
conservation, and the overall role of all forms of energy in
meeting current and future energy needs. Consumer Energy
Alliance and the more than 80 Energy Day partners and
exhibitors hope exciting technology demonstrations will
spark the interest of the next generation in science,
technology, engineering, and mathematics. The event will
have interactive demonstrations and booths, live music,
local food vendors, games and prizes.
As part of Energy Day's year-long initiative to engage
students in energy education, CEA and the Energy Day
partners have created the Energy Day Academic Awards
Program. Partnering with long-standing Houston-area
academic leaders, CEA is helping to amplify existing
competitions and events through a series of eight unique,
citywide, energy-related competitions and events aimed to
motivate, challenge, and inspire young minds to seek
careers in science and technology.
CEA has also partnered with Houston's KTRK-TV ABC to
produce a 30-minute television program highlighting
Energy Day and Houston's role in leading energy innovation.
For more information, visit For more information, visit For more information, visit For more information, visit energyday2011.org energyday2011.org energyday2011.org energyday2011.org
In the Year Ahead: In the Year Ahead: In the Year Ahead:
CEA in 2012 CEA in 2012 CEA in 2012
Consumer Energy Alliance remains a committed advocate and leading voice for energy
consumers across every sector of the US economy. In the past year, CEA has successfully
pushed the robust development of all forms of energy, but the battle is far from over.
In the coming year, at the continued direction of and with the support of our members
and consumer-advocates, CEA will continue to achieve our core goals and highlight the
need for a stable, long-term supply of energy. This includes conventional, unconventional,
and renewable sources. CEA will continue to work with its affiliates to identify obstacles
to energy development and to educate and advocate on their behalf. Most importantly, as
the 2012 election cycle approaches, CEA will work to make sure that energy policy is a
top-tier issue for both candidates and voters.
For more information, about Consumer Energy Alliance, please visit
Consumer Energy Alliance
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I would think so, especially if you plan to return it in Canada -- but why don't you check with your rental car agency?
I know if you rent in Europe with autoeurope there are stipulations that you can't take it to some countries.
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I've done it several times with no problems. Each time the border officials wanted to know why I was doing it but accepted my explanation (flying into and out of Montreal but wanting to tour in Vermont).
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probably not if you mean alaska by the us.
there's only one answer to this question. check with the agency you want to rent from.
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This idea is fraught with difficulties. I know, from bitter experience.
On the two occasions I rented a car in Calgary and drove it to Yellowstone, I was given the royal 3rd degree at the US border crossing. Passport, rental contract, and tickets for a return airplane flight from Calgary were barely sufficient.
If you decide on this move, I strongly recommend that you have a written addendum in your contract that specifically permits you to drive your rental car into the US.
Make sure that the addendum is specific to that vehicle and to you as an individual.
That said, note that some rental companies in Canada change the terms of the rental when the car is driven into the US. Enterprise, for example, changes the kilometer cap. I had to obtain a specific waiver just to drive over the Alberta BC border to Yoho National Park!!
So check out the fine print. Having been rather rudely grilled by TSA forces at the border crossing on two separate occasions, I cannot emphasize enough the need for special documentation.
Bear in mind that TSA is hostile these days to Americans returning from Canada. Why? I don;t know, except Bush and buddies have stirred the pot with our Canadian friends and there is sort of a cold war going on at the border. What used to be a routine, polite crossing has turned into a confrontational experience.
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Check with the rental car companies. It can be done, but you have to know what you're doing. Your rental agreement must contain a "permission" clause for driving into the US, and you should have this handy at the border crossing. If you want to drop it off in the US, all bets are off.
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I've crossed the border a number of times in rental vehicles with no problems, though I was doing the renting in the US. You do need to have permission from the rental company, and some may not permit it.
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I read another thread (sorry - don't have the link) where it was explained about Canadians having issues about renting cars to cross the border. Something about the excise taxes in Canada.
Little foggy w/ the details but maybe a search will turn it up.
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impurities arise from bad air or wrong food, and remain in the body
till a chill of some kind or other forces the blood and the impurities
with the blood to some part, resulting in inflammation. Catarrh in the
mucous membrane, connected with respiration, is commonly called a
"cold," and is decidedly infectious (see Air). A cold must be
regarded as an effort of Nature to get rid of these impurities.
Breathing of fresh, even cold air, will expedite, not hinder the cure.
Washing the hands and face in cold water, and drying vigorously, will
often cure it when beginning as "cold in the head." Cold, applied in a
certain way, cures the after effects of chill, but it must be so
applied as only to affect the part to which it is applied, while the
general heat of the body is kept up. Catarrh may occur in any internal
membrane of the body. If these can be reached, as the nostrils, or even
the bowels, may be by syringing, then nothing is better to effect a
cure than cool water and vinegar, or weak acetic acid. Brush the
nostrils often with this, and cold in the head will soon be cured. It
can be applied still better by means of a nasal douche. Syringing the
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internal catarrh is exhaustion, through overwork or worry, the cause
must be removed. Let the sufferer learn trust in a living Heavenly
Father, and cast all burdens upon Him, and the physical treatment will
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Design of Headed Anchor Bolts
Paper by JOHN G. SHIPP AND EDWARD R. HANINGER (Second Quarter, 1983)
Discussion by William C. Sherman The methods for design of anchor bolts presented by John Shipp and Edward Haninger are useful in describing the problems encountered in anchor bolt design. However, some of the information presented appears to be inconsistent. The paper states the governing design approach used is that presented in ACI 349, Supplement 1979, although some of the data presented is inconsistent with ACI 349. The formula presented for determination of embedment depth "per ACI-349, Appendix B, Section B.4.2" is as follows:
anchor heads as shown in Fig. B.4 of the ACI 349-80 commentary. Clarification on these points should provide a useful guide for the design of headed anchor bolts. Closing discussion by John G. Shipp and Edward R. Haninger The writers wish to thank William Sherman for his comments. The items he presented demonstrate the fine edge between "governing design approach" and literal interpretation of the ACI 349, Supplement 1979. In reference to the computation for embedment depth (Ld) an arbitrary factor of safety of 1.33 was applied to account for variations in the material values (£', FH and (3) and basic, conservative good engineering practice to insure a ductile failure under all conditions. Regarding the Ld values, it is recognized that all codes allow an increase in factor of safety. The values of rm are based on the computed values without the additional factor of safety because it is already accounted for in the computation of Ld. As stated in the paper, it is the writers' position that the closest bolt edge distance should not be less than mt or 4 in. The provisions for required reinforcement for edge distances less than this are provided in ACI 349— but are based on limited test data. In view of this, and the extensive reinforcement recommended, the limitations presented for design are preferred. The specific condition given (e.g., r > rm and m < rJ2) is a type " c " basic bolt type, as is any combination of spacing that produced overlapping of truncated failure cones. The increase in pier size from 20 in. square to 24 in. square is necessary to provide sufficient concrete for embedment of the anchor bolts into the pier (i.e., to satisfy the effective projected stress area Ae). Alternately, tension reinforcement may be provided for direct tensile load transfer, without satisfying Ae (see the commentary of Ref. 3). This would require hairpin reinforcement located within Ld/3 of each anchor bolt. Essentially what is presented is development of the anchor bolts within the top portion of the pier, and then the attachment of that top portion of the pier to the remainder of the pier and/or foundation. Sherman's interpretation of the location of the "critical failure plane" for the computation of the development length is correct. The figures in the published paper should show the 45° failure cone surface as the correct plane to be used to calculate the embedment length. As additional clarification of the failure criteria, it should be noted that 4(3\/£' is the ultimate concrete stress which is to be applied to the affective stress area Ae. The area Ae used for design is the "plan" area which is projected vertically (not the actual area of the failure cone surface).
In Table 4, presented in Appendix A, it is stated that Lid value has been modified "by an arbitrary factor of safety of 1.33." There is no provision in ACI 349 for such an additional factor for safety. Thus, the embedment depths listed in Table 2A could be reduced. This also creates an apparent inconsistency in the values presented for rm. To prevent overlapping failure cones, rm should be equal to two times Ld. This appears inconsistent in Table 2A, due to the additional safety factor applied to Ld. The paper also limits all edge distances m to be greater than or equal to mt. ACI 349 permits the edge distance to be reduced below mt if adequate reinforcement is provided in accordance with ACI 349 Section B.4.4. The four types of anchor bolts presented are useful for general classifications, but do not cover all possible combinations (e.g., r > rm and m < rm/2). Example 2: Type D presented in the paper is technically inconsistent with the definition of a Type D anchor bolt. In the example r is not less than rm, and the pier size is increased to meet the requirements of a Type C anchor bolt. The pier size could have remained smaller with the reinforcement design presented. The increase in pier size should be presented as an alternative to the reinforcement design. Figures 4 and 7 for the Type D anchor bolt require that the bolt be embedded at least Ld. However Ld does not relate to Type D anchor bolts, and the embedment depth need only be related to ldh for development of the reinforcement. Also, the "critical failure plane" in Fig. 4 should be shown as 45° failure cones radiating from the
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