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Media Advisory: Duke Energy Chairman and Chief Financial Officer to Speak at Lehman Brothers CEO Energy/Power Conference
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Paul M. Anderson, Duke Energy's chairman of the board, and David L. Hauser, Duke Energy group executive and chief financial officer, will speak at the Lehman Brothers 2006 CEO Energy/Power Conference Sept. 5, in New York City.
A live Webcast of the presentation will begin at approximately 12:20 p.m. ET. The Webcast will be available via the Investors section of Duke Energy's Web site at: www.duke-energy.com/investors/.
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By USASAC News ReleaseDecember 20, 2012
NEW CUMBERLAND, Pa. -- Foreign Military Sales not only build partner capacity, it also strengthens relationships. International partners cite the dependability of the FMS process and the corresponding they receive to maintain capabilities as reasons for seeking U.S. military equipment, material and training. The U.S. Army Security Assistance Command recently made a rapid response to a request for UH-60M parts from Mexico to ensure they sustained the flight capabilities of two of three Blackhawk helicopters (for Mexico's Secretariat of the Navy, or SEMAR) delivered last year through FMS as part of the Merida Initiative.
The Merida Initiative is a program for bilateral security cooperation that provides support to Mexico's new security and judicial institutions, and helps galvanize efforts on the U.S. side of the border to stop the flow of weapons, money and the demand for drugs.
The request for two sets of bearings and steel and titanium screws and matching bolts for the Blackhawks was received on Oct. 19 and the parts were shipped to their designated location on Oct. 22 and Oct. 23, according to Joyce Jenkins, USASAC SOUTHCOM Directorate's Central Case Manager for Mexico. Because there was not an open requisition, Jenkins and her team had to input manual requisitions and work with the Defense Logistics Agency to facilitate the request.
"DLA had the steel screws and bearings. But the titanium parts were not available, so we ultimately had to get these from the primary contractor," Jenkins said.
Jenkins credits Daniel Stephen, her team's supply technician, and DLA with executing the quick turn-around.
"While it was an urgent request, we looked at it as 'If you can try to do it, why not do it,'" Stephen said. "I used the sources I have at DLA, and they expedited the material they had. We had to go the source supply contract for the remainder, but we got everything they needed," he added.
While neither Jenkins nor Stephen view their quick actions as anything other than part of the day-to-day support they provide to more than 15 SOUTHCOM countries, Col. Stephen Smith, USASAC SOUTHCOM Director, stresses the wider impact of the work Jenkins and Stephen are doing.
"What they are doing in their jobs everyday by getting these countries what they need is supporting our COCOMs and the National Security Strategy. And the urgent request for UH-60M parts came from the highest levels of the Mexican Government," Smith stated.
According to the U.S. Embassy in Mexico officials, "The air support delivered from the United States under the Merida Initiative supplements an aggressive Government of Mexico law enforcement strategy backed by investment of resources that serves our shared goals of citizen safety, security, and respect for the rule of law."
The U.S. Embassy in Mexico, in a fact sheet citing major deliveries of the Merida Initiative in 2011, lists the delivery of the three UH-60M Blackhawk helicopters as a factor in the Mexican Government's goal to disrupt the capacity of organized crime to operate. According to the fact sheet, within two days of delivery, these helicopters (SEMAR UH-60Ms) were deployed in a successful flight operation in support of the Mexican Government.
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Whose side is he on? Heseltine calls for concrete plan for growth
Heseltine's call for regional powers is anathema to Tories who cheered the abolition of Labour's measures
'TARZAN' is back – and wreaking havoc. Tory grandee Lord [Michael] Heseltine this morning handed Labour a big stick with which to bash the Government until the General Election by calling on David Cameron to put the economy on a "war footing" with more urgent action to create growth.
Tarzan spent ten minutes carefully side-stepping the man traps laid for him by Radio 4 Today presenter Evan Davies, insisting he was not criticising the Government but being a "constructive friend".
But by then, the damage had already been done. The former Tory cabinet mister and one-time deputy PM handed over his club – an 228-page report rubbishing current Treasury policy and demanding a "concrete" plan for growth - with perfect timing for Ed Miliband, the Labour leader. He was bound to bash David Cameron with it at Prime Minister's Questions this lunchtime.
Rachel Reeves MP, Labour's shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, said: "It's a damning indictment of this government that, halfway through this parliament, a former Conservative cabinet minister is still calling for a plan for growth."
Hezza says tax cuts – favoured by many Thatcherite Tories – and deregulation are not enough. He calls for intervention, with a national growth council chaired by the Prime Minister. He also returns to his old hobby horse – the regions – saying more resources should be pumped into the provincial cities, such as Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester and Newcastle, to stimulate growth.
That is all anathema to many Tories who cheered the abolition of the regional development councils set up by Labour.
Hezza also warns the Tory rebels who are lining up to vote against the Government on the EU budget tonight in the Commons that Britain must play a more active role inside Europe to stimulate growth, rather than be marginalised on the fringes.
And he made it clear he supported the leaked March letter from Lib Dem Business Secretary Vince Cable, which warned George Osborne, the Chancellor, that he lacked a "compelling vision for where the country is headed beyond sorting out the fiscal mess".
This may be seen as the last roar from one of the great beasts of the British political jungle. And it may be ignored by Cameron and Osborne (Daily Mail tweeter Tim Shipman says this morning the Hezza report will be filed in the nearest litter bin). But Hezza has the consolation of knowing his friends are listening – in the Labour and the Liberal Democrat parties – whatever he may have told Evan Davies.
HISTORY NOTE: Why 'Tarzan'? The nickname dates back to 1976 when Heseltine, then the Tory shadow industry secretary, seized the mace and started brandishing it towards members of the Labour government who were celebrating winning a Commons vote to nationalise the shipbuilding and aerospace industries. Heseltine refers to the nickname in his memoir, Life in the Jungle.
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After our defeat last week the Pipex Hosting 5 a side team has chalked up it's first win of the season, winning 9-3. Going in at half time at 3-3, the second half was a different story as we put on a footballing display reminscent of Huddersfield Town's slick attacking fluid play (If only!).
It was a good game played in the right spirit by both teams, and it was good to get some points on the board and pretty much everyone chipped in with at least one goal. We are going to be getting corporate sponsorship soon, so I'll put a picture of the team online in our shiny new kits.


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APP WATCH: 'Nimble Quest,' a Modern Version of 'Snake'
Sometimes all it takes to make a hit game is a modern spin on an old-school classic. Here's a look at one of the top new free games in the App Store.
How it works: Remember "Snake"? "Nimble Quest" is basically that, but with an adventure-game twist. You control a line of heroes marching in step, all with different abilities.
Your goal is to defeat other monsters and critters in each level, and each hero you add makes your hero snake longer. However, the rules of "Snake" still apply: If you run into a wall or an enemy, your whole troupe goes "poof."
Who built it: NimbleBit, a game studio co-founded by David Marsh. It's the same studio behind Tiny Tower, another previously top iPhone game.
Why it's popular: "Snake," like many arcade classics, is due for an update. The game is dead-simple to control — by swiping left and right you make your lead hero turn left or right and march around the screen.
It also has all the elements that make free-to-play games popular, like the ability to make your heroes stronger and get better rewards. If you want to progress more quickly, you can always pull out your wallet and drop a few bucks on upgrades.
The game also got a boost by being featured as an editor's pick, co-founder Grossman said. As a result, it's doing pretty well:
So, if you're looking to kill a few minutes with a modern smartphone remix on a classic game, check out "Nimble Quest." And try not to run into any walls.


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In 2012 Mario Testino's exhibition 'Private View' will be on display in Beijing and Shanghai. Plenty of reason for Taschen to publish another Testino book with the same name as the exhibition - an overview of his famous classics and new photographs. After 3 or 4 titles normally we would think it's enough, but not with Testino, the omnipresent fashion and celebrity insider. In fact, the thought of a new publication evokes a little rush of adrenaline. This book comes with a lenticular cover portrait of Lady Gaga that is looking just amazing. An instant MENDO Classic.
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EAC encourages individuals to embrace change and to build fuller more rewarding lives.
EAC seeks to promote the social, emotional and mental well-being of individuals throughout Europe
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We strive to increase awareness about the role of the profession within the European Community in all healthcare, educational and industry sectors
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The fundamental European Counselling goal is to work with partner Associations/Organisations throughout Europe to further the development of Counselling as a profession in every European Country. The executive committee invites counselling associations and counselling training organisations to open discussions to help further this project, full details of membership can be found at Membership.
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With so many disparate European Counselling associations and organisations together with the complexity of the regulations of each country this appears to be an enormous project, as official recognition must be the foundation for the Association to progress.
However, it is felt that by forming these partnerships and putting aside local and national challenges we can work together for the common good for both Counselling and the client.
The basis of these discussions is to set up a common level of European Counselling training and expertise throughout Europe in the knowledge that many countries have training courses which are advanced and of a high quality. There are also countries in Europe where associations and organisations seek to join with a European Association to receive guidance and structure in an effort to raise the profile of Counsellors in their own country.
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While listening to a podcast today I learned that humans have something like 21 senses. Not 5. Twenty-one! There's the sense of hunger, for instance. It's a sense! Who knew?
"We have 5 senses" : Myth BUSTED.
Also? Mind BLOWN.
It's 9pm and here's a list of my current senses:
Sight: Well, for starters, my laptop screen (duh). And beyond that I see my feet tucked snugly into bed. A bed which also currently houses an empty laundry basket and the remnants of my bill-paying project from earlier (also done from the warmth of my bed while my children played).
Sound: On the baby monitor (Shut up she's a BABY. Ok, she's 5. Again: shut up) I hear the quiet whir of Paige's box fan along with occasional swishes of her sheets as she settles in. Oh, and just now, a wee little yawn. I also hear, just barely, the sound of Dave learning to play his ukulele upstairs (a souvenir from our recent trip to Hawaii.).
Taste: Toothpaste. Extra minty. And it claims to make my teeth whiter. So far I'm not convinced. But it's only been 4 years. I'll withhold judgement.
Touch: Keyboard (obvs), with the slight slippery-ness that comes from my extra potent hand lotion (Aveeno Baby in the tube because it has absolutely no smell. I have a sensitive nose. I can't even wear perfume!)
Smell: Shampoo. I showered before bed. My shampoo is currently Head and Shoulders because if my scalp (and the rest of my body for that matter) get any drier I will simply disintegrate into a pile of dandruff.
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North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un enjoys a "seven-star" lifestyle of yachts, parties and extravagant food, his friend Dennis Rodman has revealed.
The former basketball star, 52, last month made his second visit to the secretive communist nation.
While millions of North Koreans starve, Rodman said their leader, 31, enjoys cocktails "all the time".
He spent most of his seven-day stay drinking, partying and smoking cigars on Kim's private island.
Rodman described Kim's 200ft yacht as a "cross between a ferry and a Disney boat".
He told The Sun: "It's like going to Hawaii or Ibiza, but he's the
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Just a quick note to let you guys know that the 3rd season of my brick story starts this evening at 5pm. The story will be published over the next month and will see Wilf struggling to cope with City Life. The story will be published at http://www.brickstories.co.uk and don't worry if you've missed out on any of season 1 or 2 as you can catch all the episodes there
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Tony Blair will join JPMorgan Chase & Co Inc, the third largest bank in the U.S., as a senior advisor. We wonder if Countrywide is courting President Bush for a similar position in 2009. [Reuters]
What the fuck?
Countrywide? Don't be foolish.
Everyone knows that in January of 2009 GWB is heading back to the pig farm in Crawford to clear some brush.
Yeah, I can't imagine any viable corporation hiring Dubya. Maybe as a figure head without any authority whatsoever, just to pay him back for all those wonderful no-bid contracts.
Random question: Is Blair Catholic yet?
GWB already announced his intentions. He's going to "replenish the ol' coffers." He's going to do speaking engagements for a while. While many of us may not want to hear him, there are plenty of fundies, hyperneocons, etc. that would gladly pay the $500 to hear him tell us that his greatest accomplishment as president was catching a big fish [also no lie, that was his response].
After that he'll probably be a figurehead of a think tank [insert joke here] and maybe serve on a few boards. I just don't think he's going to try to build houses for poor people, mediate peace talks, provide money for AIDS and the environment, etc. like some previous presidents, despite being "saved" and a "compassionate conservative"
Blair officially converted just before Xmas.
At least Blair pretends to be working, and will in theory contribute to society.
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Could anyone post a simple and complete guide to make finally run ACPI
on Hewlett-Packard (HP) notebooks?
By "simple" I mean: NO kernel compile required.
My notebook: HP ze4500, BIOS KA-1.49, AMD Athlon 2500+, ATI Radeon IGP
320M.. (all works with mandrake 10rc1, all except the ACPI! the fan
never stops working! and must power down manually)
Is it possible?
anyone knows how?
I've heard a lot: Updating the BIOS? Enabling ACPI before
installation, or in bootloader.. ? What else? But for some-one works,
other-ones not.
Every experience is well accepted!


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Dedicated to the glory of God and in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God, the first St Mary's Church in East Finchley was built towards the end of the nineteenth century on the corner of the High Road and Chapel Street. It was demolished by a landmine which exploded nearby on the night of Friday, 15 November, 1940. Since the old site was considered too small for a new church, it was decided to build the new church on the grounds of the old presbytery at 279 High Road. Work started in 1951. The Foundation Stone was laid by His Eminence, Cardinal Bernard Griffin, on 18 May 1952.
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Update: North Richland Hills woman found
Updated at 12:19 a.m.: The Silver Alert has been cancelled.
After driving around for hours, Harod realized she was lost and stopped to call her family about 11:20 p.m. She was in Rhome, about 24 miles northwest of North Richland Hills.
"We are glad this incident has a happy ending," said Police Inv. Keith Bauman.
Original item at 10:53 p.m.: Police are asking for the public's help finding an elderly woman who was last seen Wednesday afternoon at a North Richland Hills Walgreens.
Rosemary Herod, 85, did not return home after a doctor's appointment in Bedford. She was last seen at the Walgreens in the 6300 block of Davis Boulevard, near the intersection of Mid Cities Boulevard between 4 and 4:30 p.m., police said.
A Silver Alert has been issued for her disappearance. Her disappearance may pose a threat to her health or safety. Police said information indicates that "she might be confused about her whereabouts and have trouble finding her way home."
Police described Harod as a white woman, about 5-foot-2-inches, weighing 138 pounds, with white hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing khaki pants, a jean jacket with bright appliques and a shirt with beige and black vertical stripes.
She may be in a white 2002 Chevrolet Impala with the Texas License Plate TDM 414.
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Issue No.01 - January-June (2011 vol.10)
pp: 8-11
Jie Tang , Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing
Shaoshan Liu , Microsoft, Redmond
Zhimin Gu , Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing
Chen Liu , Floridate International University, Miami
Jean-Luc Gaudiot , University of California, Irvine, Irvine
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Data prefetching has been a successful technique in high-performance computing platforms. However, the conventional wisdom is that they significantly increase energy consumption, and thus not suitable for embedded mobile systems. On the other hand, as modern mobile applications pose an increasing demand for high performance, it becomes essential to implement high-performance techniques, such as prefetching, in these systems. In this paper, we study the impact of prefetching on the performance and energy consumption of embedded mobile systems. Contrary to the conventional wisdom, our findings demonstrate that as technology advances, prefetching can be energy-efficient while improving performance. Furthermore, we have developed a simple but effective analytical model to help system designers to identify the conditions for energy efficiency.
Memory Structures, Low-power design, Mobile Computing
Jie Tang, Shaoshan Liu, Zhimin Gu, Chen Liu, Jean-Luc Gaudiot, "Prefetching in Embedded Mobile Systems Can Be Energy-Efficient", IEEE Computer Architecture Letters, vol.10, no. 1, pp. 8-11, January-June 2011, doi:10.1109/L-CA.2011.2


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News 12 @ 6 Sunday Feb. 17, 2008
ATLANTA (AP) -- Jack McClinton sank the go-ahead three-pointer,
his sixth of the game, with 45 seconds left and Miami held on in
the final seconds for a 64 to 63 win over Georgia Tech today.
McClinton led Miami with 23 points while making six
McClinton's last three-pointer gave Miami a 63 to 60 lead. He
made one of two free throws with 30 seconds left to push the lead
to 64 to 60.
Georgia Tech had four misses before Matt Causey, who scored 20
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Miami (17-7 overall, 4-6 in the Atlantic Coast Conference)
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LAS VEGAS — Leslie Freytag has joined Tommy Bahama as GMM of its retail division, a newly created position. She will be based in Seattle and report to Brian Pearce, vice-president of retail for the Oxford Industries-owned brand.
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Posted: Apr 21 2007, 09:46 AM
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G'day all.
This forum was looking quite blank, which just won't do. Sure, we may only be here for a couple of weeks, but that's a couple of weeks of good work time, is it not?
So, I'll throw the floor open to you all to ask questions of myself and TcDohl, to keep everyone "in the loop".
For starters, we're putting the finishing touches on a number of documents that will guide this group's future, namely the Treatment, which will effectively replace the Canon section of this forum.
Unlike Canon, the Treatment will also serve as a repository for additional information devised by the writers; things like Niji, and the layout of the school.
This will hopefully bring a degree of conformity to the project, and we can expect to see it by Tuesday.
We'll also be organising the Creative team (whipping where nessecary) to clearly define our roles, and set up a series of checks and procedures to make sure that we don't fall into a quagmire of fruitless votes, nor into a static dictatorship.
Anyway, I must return to the aforementioned documents, however I will check this thread regularly and endevour to answer any questions in a prompt fashion.
Posted: Apr 24 2007, 01:07 PM
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I have a question about character design. We basically have down what the characters look like, with minor tweaking as we go along I'm sure. But more I am thinking of things like school uniform design, the girls' outside of school style and the like. Is this the purview of the writing team with their character and school concept responsibility, or the art team being that they are the ones drawing the characters, or is this an overlap of responsibility?
Posted: Apr 24 2007, 01:15 PM
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Basically, I have a few ideas about what I do and don't want in the school uniform etc, which I'll be passing onto frump, who will then be in charge of the actualy character design.
For this reason, things like school unifroms, hair colour, etc, have been left out of the Treatment, to be added as an amendment once we have these designs, similar to the "plots" section.
Posted: Apr 24 2007, 02:32 PM
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Ok, gotcha. When frump has that done I'll make sure that the writing team knows, so that if/when it comes up in the script we can know how to describe stuff.
Also, if anything is going on in IRC please somehow keep me updated, I am at school where sysadmin haet IRC.
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Posted: Apr 29 2007, 09:52 AM
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Fair enough. I'm trying to keep a record of the "important" things that go on (ie: not talking about distended anuses) on the Game forum; http://zettaishoujo.danmaku.net/forums/ . I'll be collating new character designs, changes, etc there.
However, I'll still be visiting these forusm regularly, so keep the questiosn rolling.


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What does it say when both candidates running for president have unfavorable ratings above 50 percent? Maybe we need to call a mulligan on this election and ask both political parties to reconvene their conventions and come up with better candidates.
Let's be real honest here. Barack Obama is a socialist from the ultra-left wing of the American political spectrum who portrays himself as a modern-day Robin Hood, robbing from the rich to give to the poor. We know less about him than any candidate in history.
And bless John McCain's heart but he's an aged warrior who sees defeat and tries to pander to the "middle" while abandoning the conservative roots that hold his only salvation. McCain has surrounded himself with inept handlers who have yet to make one positive move. Maybe he's too nice to tackle the rough and tumble sausage-making that we call political campaigning. And given that approach, he will surely lose.
I never would have imagined that I would yearn for a Hillary Clinton-Mike Huckabee match-up and feel comfortable with the outcome regardless. Mitt Romney perhaps would not have been the best president but he would have campaigned much more effectively that McCain.
Sarah Palin is the only shining star on the campaign trail but even her emergence falls short of saving an election unless events change drastically in the next three weeks.
I have always operated under the assumption that if the American public knew more about Barack Obama they would surely see through the polish and reluctantly embrace McCain. But increasingly it appears I was wrong.
I take pride in my conservative leanings but am disillusioned with "my" party that went on a spending spree and abandoned all pretense of favoring small government. So maybe the price we pay for this flaw is to reluctantly accept a candidate who is the polar opposite of what I believe we need.
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The First World War "changed the life of words and images - radically and forever," famed art critic Robert Hughes has written.
Carol Inge Hockett looks at that artistic upheaval in WWI, Dada, and the Birth of the Modern on Tuesday, March 13, 2012, at 1 p.m. at the Plaza Branch, 4801 Main St.
So devastating were the horrors of modern warfare that European artists in the 1920s reacted with paintings, literature, drama, and music that rejected the old norms and created a new vocabulary. Foremost among these innovators were the Dadists, who defied cultural and intellectual conformity by shattering the long-cherished rules of "high art."
The Dadists - among them artists like Marcel Duchamp, Kurt Schwitters, Man Ray, and Hannah Hoch - embraced such non-traditional art forms as collage, photomontage, assemblage and "readymades" (displaying everyday objects as art).
Largely unorganized and rejected by the art establishment as anarchists and manifesto-waving radicals (their work was overtly political, pacifist and anti-bourgeoise), the Dadists nevertheless became an international phenomenon. Their pioneering efforts paved the way for modern painting (Pablo Picasso), modern music (Igor Stavinsky) and even avant garde filmmaking (Luis Bunuel).
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The search for the truth in the remarkable documentary "The Flat" begins in modern-day Israel. After the death of Grandma Gerda at age 98, her family begins cleaning out the apartment that's like a slice of prewar Berlin life. Among the gloves, shoes and books, it's a newspaper clipping about a Nazi in Palestine that most intrigues the family, and especially her grandson, Arnon Goldfinger, also the film's director.
Turns out his German grandparents, who escaped the Holocaust by emigrating to Palestine, were close friends with a high official in the S.S. and his wife before -- and, more surprisingly, after -- World War II. Goldfinger looks for clues about how this relationship happened, interviewing his mother, family friends, experts and the charming daughter of Leopold von Mildenstein , the Nazi in question. There are startling revelations, family bonding, guilt and lots of people in denial.
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Posted 20 January 2012 - 10:13 AM
Hope you like it and as alwas C&C much welcome!
Inspiration is from DC, Z and Mikey.
Uisdean the potter is skilled with her hands. Her potts is well known in both Albion and Avalonia. She is still not married but all the men in Albion wants her. Her grace and frankness makes her an opposite of the women in Albion. Today she is selling one of her potts to a local woman. She is dividing about the price, something that Uisdean really dislike!
When Ionnain the weaver was young he saw his parents die in a terrible accident with fire. Since that day he haven´t spoke a word. He was adopted by his old grandfather who taught him how to make beautiful capes and banners. Ionnain quickly became very skilled with the fabrics and the customers flocked to his grandfathers store. Last year his beloved grandfather died and Ionnain inherit his store. Ionnain let his hair and beard grow as a tribute to his grandfather who never cut his hair. "The hair is there for a reason, why take it off??" he used to say.
Bachgennyn is Ionnains little helper who sells the capes and talks to the customers. He lives in Albion as well and loves to help out in the weaver store.
Posted 20 January 2012 - 10:25 AM
I like how you make the smoothly combination of the 2 independent MOC's!!
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Posted 20 January 2012 - 10:53 AM
I really like the grey tiles in the roof, it makes it look patched up, which is how I imagine these buildings anyway, and all the recessed windows look great.
The fact that your made two MOCs combined so seemlessly is just an added bonus.
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Posted 20 January 2012 - 11:05 AM
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Posted 20 January 2012 - 12:38 PM
my only issue is that smoke coming from the chimney! There must be some strange winds in Albion!
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Posted 20 January 2012 - 01:15 PM
lightningtiger: Yes of course, go right ahead! How is your locksmith going?
Mikey: Hehe, if you look closely both smokes moves in the same directon, only that one is taking a curve into the "right" direction.
Posted 20 January 2012 - 02:31 PM
This is what I like to do also
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Posted 20 January 2012 - 06:08 PM
de Gothia, on 20 January 2012 - 01:15 PM, said:
Mikey: Hehe, if you look closely both smokes moves in the same directon, only that one is taking a curve into the "right" direction.
Ahh I see it it now...the angle on the bottom photo is what I was going by but looking at the photos in your flickr album it is more clear!
the more I look at it the more I find I like, nice details throughout the build. Way to set the bar again de Gothia.
Are you recycling your builds by the way? I've had to recycle most mine but would love to make a small scene with a few buildings to represent my Hamlet of Circardia.
Posted 20 January 2012 - 07:17 PM
Mikey: Thanks again! Yes, I recycle all my buildings, sorry to say. I would love to put them all in a little village, but my special parts are to rare for that... And I´m to busy building that I don´t sort my bricks after I put it down. So there is a lot of bricks and baseplates laying!
Posted 20 January 2012 - 08:49 PM
Interesting stories. Ionnain the weaver looks a bit like Rolli. I wonder if they are related? Nice to see the CMF pots, accessories, torsos and hair pieces get some play. I am not sure I've seen hinges used as a detail before. Nice approach to try to use some common parts a little differently.
The slightly different hieghts on the roofs of the arch over the street distract me a little, but I can see you were going for a slightly different design on each.
Speaking of the arch over the street... I swear I've seen that somewhere before!
It looks a little dirty behind the buildings there... I must hire a street sweeper for Albion.
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Posted 21 January 2012 - 01:02 PM
I don´t know the relationship between Rolli and the weaver, Rolli have to clear this up!
Yes the roof thing... It was only suppose to be in two different heights. But the tiles on the walls forced me to add an extra layer on the roof in the middle..
And the arch thing, well let´s just say that I´ve seen your buildings a couple of times!
The messy back yard is something we have to discuss on the next Albion meeting! Rats and garbage have to be taken care of in our Pearl city!
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Doornroosje: Nowdays I really enjoy doing smaller houses as I rather fast get bored of the moc I´m doing ,many ideas pops up in my head for other mocs so I´m always keen to doing my next all the times... Something that I´m really frustrated about. I want to have the patience to larger mocs and keep the details all the time...
Now I´ve started working again after my parental leave so now days I don´t have any time with my Lego!
Posted 26 January 2012 - 08:44 PM
Now you have so many buildings houses etc, are they all in one piece? Are doe you break them apart, so you can make new ones. Because with all of them in once piece, you could make a nice lay-out!
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Posted 26 January 2012 - 09:03 PM
Sorry to say but all my buildings are recycled so I can build more houses! I have a great pile of grey bricks to build castles etc but for these buildings (that I´ve started building after I joined Avalonia) my brick pile is very tiny...
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Posted 29 January 2012 - 04:52 AM
Another awesome build from you, I wonder what is going to be your next build?
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Well my next build is for Benoic. It´s a inn on the country side.
Now I realize how much time I really had when I was on parental leave! Only the foundation is done to my next moc!!
Posted 29 January 2012 - 02:49 PM
I like how the two overhangs make an archway, which is a good feature - but the overhangs would work as a frontage onto a street as well.
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The White House's 2011 state dinner guest list looks different from the one in 2009 and appears to reflect a president running for re-election.
The list of invitees to President Barack Obama's first state dinner, which honored Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in the fall of 2009, was heavy on administration officials. The list for Tuesday night's affair feting German Chancellor Angela Merkel featured many individuals and groups that will be important to the Obama re-election campaign.
There are fund-raisers, such as Choice Hotels Chairman Stewart Bainum and his wife, Sandra, along with union leaders, including James Hoffa, and business executives, such as Samuel Palmisano, chairman and CEO of IBM, Eric Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google Inc., Jim Rogers, Duke Energy's CEO and chairman.
The guest list includes plenty of politicos but also some Washington outsiders, including James Taylor, who is performing at the dinner. Mr. Taylor told reporters he has a handful of songs prepared and his wife said he'd been brushing up on his German.
"No surprises," he said, adding that the White House specifically requested "You've Got a Friend."
German soccer great Jurgen Klinsmann and German TV host Thomas Gottschalk were also among the invited guests.
Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, of course, are on the list. Several of Mr. Biden's top aides were also invited, including his chief of staff Bruce Reed and his national security adviser Tony Blinken.
A small group of members of Congress attended, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) and Sens. Amy Klobuchar (D., Minn.), Daniel Coats (R., Ind.) and Jeanne Shaheen (D., NH).
Several Democratic House members were on hand, including Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California, and Rep. Nita Lowey of New York.
Mr. Obama's political team has kept an eye on Tom Barrett, the mayor of Milwaukee, and he is on the list. Newly elected Republican Gov. Tom Corbett of Pennsylvania made the cut, as did former New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine, a Democrat who lost re-election in 2009.
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, who swore in Mr. Obama as president– twice – is a guest. Karen Mills, the head of the Small Business Administration, is too.
Cabinet officials include Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, outgoing Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Austan Goolsbee, the secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki.
The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice was there. Invitees from the White House include chief of staff Bill Daley and senior advisers Valerie Jarrett and David Plouffe, along with Mr. Obama's counterterrorism adviser, John Brennan and National Security Adviser Thomas Donilon and his deputy, Denis McDonough. Mrs. Obama's chief of staff, Tina Tchen, was there.
Also on the list: Gen. James E Cartwright, the Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Gen. Martin Dempsey, the Army chief of staff who Mr. Obama tapped as his next Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama
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Mr. Jeremy Alters, Hallandale Beach, FL and Ms. Lina Guerrero, Miami, FL
Mr. Leo Apotheker, Palo Alto, CA
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Information Processing, Asia-Pacific Conference on (2009)
Shenzhen, China
July 18, 2009 to July 19, 2009
[Front cover - Vol 1] (PDF)
pp. C1
pp. iv
pp. v-xiii
pp. xv
list-reviewer (PDF)
pp. xvi
Title Page i - Volume 1 (PDF)
pp. i
pp. iii
pp. xiv
Study on Micro-behaviour of Interference between Bicycle and Motor-Vehicle at Signalized Intersection Based on BP Neual Network (Abstract)
pp. 3-6
pp. 7-10
The Evaluation Model of Knowledge Management Based on Information Entropy and RBF Neural Network (IE-RBF) (Abstract)
pp. 11-13
A New SVM Merged into Data Information (Abstract)
pp. 14-17
pp. 18-20
Hybrid Model Based on Artificial Immune System and PCA Neural Networks for Intrusion Detection (Abstract)
pp. 21-24
pp. 25-27
pp. 28-31
Information Fusion Oriented Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation Model on Enterprises' Internal Control Environment (Abstract)
pp. 32-34
Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation Model of Core Competitiveness of Universities Based on Information Fusion (Abstract)
pp. 35-37
pp. 38-41
Higher-Order Multivariate Markov Chains Based on Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm for Air Pollution Forecasting (Abstract)
pp. 42-46
pp. 47-50
pp. 51-54
pp. 55-58
pp. 59-62
pp. 63-66
pp. 67-70
pp. 71-74
pp. 75-78
pp. 79-82
pp. 91-93
A New Extended Rough Set Model Based on the Dynamic Tolerance Relation and Improved Tolerance Degree Calculating Method (Abstract)
pp. 94-96
The Research of the Niche Particle Swarm Optimization Based on Self-Adaptive Radius Technology (Abstract)
pp. 97-100
pp. 101-104
pp. 105-108
pp. 109-112
pp. 113-116
pp. 117-119
Application of Neural Network Technique for Facies-Controlled Modeling in Block Fa2 of Shanian Oilfield (Abstract)
pp. 120-123
Research and Application of Self-Adaptive Fuzzy Control in the Negative Pressure Isolation Ward Control System (Abstract)
pp. 124-127
pp. 128-131
pp. 132-135
pp. 136-139
pp. 140-143
The Application of Immune Algorithm to Vehicle Scheduling Problem in Logistics Distribution (Abstract)
pp. 144-148
pp. 149-152
pp. 153-156
The Empirical Study on Performance Evaluation of Knowledge Management Based on Information Entropy and Osculating Value (Abstract)
pp. 157-160
pp. 161-164
pp. 165-168
pp. 169-172
pp. 173-177
pp. 178-181
A Novel Principal Component Analysis Neural Network Algorithm for Fingerprint Recognition in Online Examination System (Abstract)
pp. 182-186
pp. 193-196
pp. 197-199
pp. 200-203
pp. 207-210
pp. 211-214
pp. 215-217
pp. 218-221
pp. 222-225
Research and Implementation of Distributed Access Control and Traffic Statistics Based on XORP (Abstract)
pp. 226-229
Three Phase to Three Phase Matrix Converter with Rotor Field Oriented Vector Control System (Abstract)
pp. 230-232
pp. 233-236
pp. 237-241
pp. 242-245
pp. 246-249
State Feedback Controller Design for a Class of Networked Control System with Uncertain Time-Delay (Abstract)
pp. 250-253
pp. 254-257
Design of Low Power Ternary Magnitude Comparator Based on Multi-valued Switch-Signal Theory (Abstract)
pp. 258-261
pp. 262-265
pp. 266-269
Applying AOP and MDA to Middleware-Based Distributed Real-Time Embedded Systems Software Process (Abstract)
pp. 270-273
pp. 274-277
Research on the Influence upon Accuracy of Temperature Measuring in Distance and Correction Method (Abstract)
pp. 278-280
pp. 281-284
pp. 285-287
pp. 291-293
pp. 294-297
pp. 298-300
pp. 301-303
pp. 304-307
Investigation and Application of Extension Data Mining in Subdivisions of Telecommunication Enterprise Brands (Abstract)
pp. 308-311
Data Classification via a New Data Mining Approach: Multiple Criteria Programming with Multiple Kernels (Abstract)
pp. 312-316
A Method of Construction of the Chinese and English Bilingual Translation Corpus Based on Web Data Mining (Abstract)
pp. 317-319
pp. 320-323
pp. 324-327
pp. 328-331
pp. 332-335
Discovery of Quantified Hierarchical Censored Production Rules (QHCPR) from Large Data Set (Abstract)
pp. 336-342
Study on Association Rules Mining Based on Searching Frequent Free Item Sets Using Partition (Abstract)
pp. 343-346
pp. 347-349
Research on the Construction of Virtual Community University Based on the Grid Technology (Abstract)
pp. 350-353
Application of Grey Model in the Prediction of Local Finance Based on the Data Processing (Abstract)
pp. 354-357
pp. 358-361
pp. 362-365
pp. 366-369
pp. 370-373
pp. 374-377
pp. 378-381
Design of Four-Valued Operation Circuits of Adder and Subtraction Based on Neuron MOS Transistor (Abstract)
pp. 382-385
pp. 386-389
Virtual Scene Dynamic Control (Abstract)
pp. 390-393
Energy Saving Analysis Using Pulse Width Modulation Techniques Controlling Electromagnetic Clutch in EPS System (Abstract)
pp. 394-397
The Researcher and Implement of High-Speed Modular Multiplication Algorithm Basing on Parallel Pipelining (Abstract)
pp. 398-403
pp. 404-408
pp. 409-412
The Binary Behavioral Modes Based on Action Sequence and Compliance Verification for Compositional Web Service (Abstract)
pp. 415-419
pp. 420-423
pp. 424-428
pp. 429-432
Research on the Relationship between Sci-tech Input and Economic Growth of China's Textile Industry (Abstract)
pp. 433-436
pp. 437-440
Discriminate Analysis on Listed Real Estate Companies from Related Financial Fundamentals (Abstract)
pp. 441-444
Generalization of Some Attacks on RSA with Small Prime Combination and Small Private Exponent (Abstract)
pp. 445-449
pp. 450-453
A Method of Software Reliability Test Based on Relative Reliability in Object-Oriented Programming (Abstract)
pp. 454-458
pp. 459-462
pp. 463-466
On Intelligent Forewarning & Decision-Supporting System for the Management of Road Transportation Enterprises (Abstract)
pp. 467-470
pp. 471-475
pp. 476-480
pp. 481-484
Reseach and Design of the Intranet Authentication Management Framework Based on Intrusion Tolerance (Abstract)
pp. 485-489
Develop Countermeasures of the Equipment Manufacturing Industry Based on Independent Innovation (Abstract)
pp. 490-494
pp. 495-498
pp. 499-501
pp. 502-505
Design and Implementation of Dynamic Web Security and Defense Mechanism Based on NDIS Intermediate Driver (Abstract)
pp. 506-509
pp. 510-513
pp. 514-517
pp. 518-521
pp. 522-524
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pp. 529-532
Author Index - Volume 1 (PDF)
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Music, movement, rhymes, books, and more for toddlers ages 18 to 36 months and their caregivers. Afterward, there'll be toys and playtime. Space is limited. Please call 355-2838 for reservations, starting six days before the program.
Books, songs, rhymes, and fun for children of all ages unless noted.
Books, rhymes, music, movement, and more for toddlers, 16 months through age 2 and their caregivers.
Upcoming Events
- Family Storytime
- Thursday, August 25, 2016, 10:00 amParkside, Parkside Children's Area
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I wanted to put an antique window in my girls room on top of their dresser. I have seen some amazing ideas with antique windows and photos, but I wanted to keep it simple with fabric.
Here's the window front:
Here's the back of the window:
I was excited to find Ikea now sells lace by the yard for under $4.
That's not true.
I was excited to find Ikea now offers free breakfast on Mondays.
The lace was just an added bonus.
Next I cut the pieces to the approximates sizes.
(By approximate I mean I winged it while my toddler pretended she was a cat and clawed my legs.)
Modge Podge would be ideal here. All I had was Tacky Glue. The bottle claimed it dried clear. Good enough for me.
Two layers of glue seemed to be the trick.
And here's how it looks all done:
It's now living in my girls room.
I like the simplicity of it.
We shall see if I keep it there!


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FILE - In this April 4, 2011 file photo, the Racing Sausages take off at Miller Park during a baseball game between the Milwaukee Brewers and Atlanta Braves in Milwaukee. Catholics partying before the Brewers' home opener Friday, April 6, 2012, might want to think twice before grilling the bratwurst and sausage that are near requirements at a Milwaukee tailgate. Opening Day falls on Good Friday this year. Milwaukee Archbishop Jerome Listecki says traditions aside, Catholics must still abstain from eating meat. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps, File)


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JAKES Day
Sponsored by the GA DNR and the Georgia Chapter of National Wild Turkey Federation, this program encourages Juniors Acquiring Knowledge, Ethics, and Sportsmanship. Novices can try their hand at fishing, archery, and shooting sports as well as enjoy wildlife shows held throughout the day. The Brooke Ager Discovery Building which contains wildlife learning stations will be open to the general public. Several conservation exhibitors will be on hand to answer your natural resources questions. Also, the NWTF will have free t-shirts and food for the first 500 children as well as door prizes at 1:30 pm. There is fun for the whole family! New this year: Geocaching and rope assisted tree climbing!
This FREE event takes place at the Brooke Ager Discovery Area by Clubhouse Lake and is held RAIN or SHINE.
Pre-registration is not required.
All ages are welcome!
GA DNR and the Georgia Chapter of National Wild Turkey Federation
Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center - 543 Elliott Trail, Mansfield Georgia 30055
From I-20 east take Exit 98 (GA Hwy. 11, Monroe-Monticello). Head south on Hwy. 11 for approximately 12 miles. Marben Farm Rd. marks the north entrance to CEWC and allows access to the Visitor Center, BADA, Conference Center, Fishing, Hiking , and shooting ranges. Continue down Hwy. 11 to access the CEWC south entrance at Shepherd Rd.
Ranger Hotline
Report poaching and wildlife violations. You can receive a cash reward if your tip leads to an arrest—even if you wish to remain anonymous.


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Programs and Tours
April 10
Guided Tour
Discover how artists represent the social upheavals and political forces of their times in the docent-led tour "Political and Social Expressions in Art."
categories: Gallery Talks and Tours
Guided Tour
This exhibition focuses on five contemporary Korean ceramics artists, whose visually stunning work acknowledges tradition yet embodies innovative, unexpected art making.
categories: Gallery Talks and Tours
Life in Ceramics: Five Korean Contemporary Artists
Helmut Stern Auditorium
Dr. Burglind Jungmann, Professor of Korean Art History at UCLA and curator of the Life in Ceramics: Five Contemporary Korean Artists exhibition, will give a talk that explores the themes of the exhibition and focuses on the role of Korea's rich ceramic tradition in inspiring these five artists and the fluid character of ceramics as both functional objects and works of art.
Dr. Jungmann joined UCLA as Professor of Korean Art History in 1999 and held an appointment as Adjunct Curator of Korean Art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art from 1999 to 2003. Her teaching and research interests include the history of Korean painting in its cultural, social, and political contexts, and the exchange in art between China, Korea, and Japan. Her book Painters as Envoys: Korean Inspiration in Eighteenth-Century Japanese Nanga was published by Princeton University Press in 2004. Most recently, Dr. Jungmann served as guest curator for the UCLA Fowler Museum's Life in Ceramics exhibition, which is on view at UMMA April 2 through June 26.
Dr. Jungmann will also give a public talk in the History of Art Department entitled "Male Worlds–Female Worlds: Gender Specific Aspects of Early Joseon Painting" on Friday, April 8 at 4 pm in Tappan Hall, room 180.
Life in Ceramics: Five Contemporary Korean Artists was organized and produced by the Fowler Museum at UCLA. It was made possible by a major grant from the Korea Foundation. Additional support was provided by Korean Airlines. UMMA's installation is made possible in part by the University of Michigan Health System, Office of the President, and Nam Center for Korean Studies, and by the Friends of the University of Michigan Museum of Art, the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Crowds turn out as Trader Joe's opens in Plano
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Garth Olson stacks cookie butter up for a display at Trader Joe's in Plano on September 6, 2012. This is the second Trader Joe's in the area.
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Schweinefilet Sandwich
Gerst Bavarian Haus
Travel to Evansville for the heralded hand-breaded and fried or charbroiled pork tenderloin sandwich in an 1890 building.
While the original Gerst Haus opened in Nashville, Tenn., in 1970, you only need to travel as far as Evansville for its heralded hand-breaded and fried or charbroiled pork tenderloin sandwich in the Heldt & Voelker Hardware Building built in 1890. Check out the nostalgic Gerst Beer brewery items, deer heads and derby pictures. Their classic German dinners, including Bratwurst, Kassler Rippchen, Knackwurst, Kielbasa, Wiener Schnitzel, Sauerbraten and Schweine Schnitzel, are popular among regulars and visitors alike. ($8.50)
- 812.424.1420
- http://www.gersthaus.com/
- 2100 W. Franklin St. (Map)
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The CWA requires an NPDES permit for the discharge of any pollutant to any navigable water from any point source. The CWA distinguishes between point source discharges of pollutants and non-point source pollution. Non-point source pollution, which is not defined in the CWA, includes any source of water pollution not characterized as a point source discharge. Since 1973, rules promulgated by the Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") have distinguished between point source and non-point source pollution. Included in these rules is the so-called Silvicultural Rule found at 40 C.F.R. § 122.27(b)(1), which has remained stantially in its current form since 1976. The Silvicultural Rule specifically defines timber "harvesting operations, surface drainage, or road construction and maintenance from which there is natural runoff" to be "non point source silvicultural activities" excluded from NPDES permitting requirements.
NEDC argued that the ditches and culvert system associated with the forest roads constitute point sources that discharge into forest streams and rivers. The U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon held that the discharges of which NEDC complained were exempt from permitting under the Silvicultural Rule. The Ninth Circuit disagreed, holding that stormwater runoff that is collected and channeled in a system of ditches and culverts before being discharged into streams and rivers constitutes a point source, and that EPA lacks authority to promulgate a rule to the contrary.
The defendants had also argued that no permit is required for forest road stormwater runoff pursuant to EPA's rules promulgated under section 402(p) of the CWA. Section 402(p) requires EPA to promulgate stormwater runoff permitting requirements in two phases. In phase I, EPA promulgated rules for permitting stormwater runoff discharges from industrial activities and certain municipal systems. EPA's rule defines "industrial activity" and specifically excludes activities described in the Silvicultural Rule. 40 C.F.R. § 122.26(b)(14). The Ninth Circuit rejected this EPA definition of industrial activity and found that logging is an industrial activity as that term is used in section 402(p). EPA's rules apply the stormwater permitting requirements to "immediate access roads and rail lines used or traveled by carriers of raw materials, manufactured products, waste material, or by-products used or created by the facility." 40 C.F.R. § 122.26(b)(14)(ii). For guidance on the meaning of "immediate access roads" the Ninth Circuit looked to EPA's preamble for this rule, which indicates that immediate access roads means "roads which are exclusively or primarily dedicated for use by the industrial facility." 55 Fed. Reg. 47,990, 48,009 (Nov. 16, 1990). The court then concluded that logging roads fall within this description because, but for logging, the roads would not have been built (note that the district court never made such a factual finding or even heard evidence relevant to such a finding). On this basis, the Ninth Circuit held that logging sites are industrial facilities and that logging roads are immediate access roads subject to the NPDES permitting rules under section 402(p) of the CWA and that "EPA is not free to create exemptions from permitting requirements for such activity."
The court's decision has potentially sweeping implications. First, combined with the Ninth Circuit's opinion in League of Wilderness Defenders/Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project v. Forsgren, 309 F.3d 1181, 1184 (9th Cir. 2002), this opinion appears to leave the Silvicultural Rule with little potency. Second, if broadly read, this opinion would require NPDES permits for every road in the country that is served by ditches or culverts that eventually discharge to natural surface waters and that is not already regulated by the CWA.
The court's opinion also leaves many critical questions unanswered. Even if the opinion were limited to logging roads, what constitutes a logging road? Contrary to the court's assumptions of fact, many forest roads, including the roads at issue in this case, are not dedicated to logging. Who is responsible for obtaining the necessary permits? The defendants in this case sued the Oregon State Forester and the individual members of the Oregon Board of Forestry in their capacity as administrators of the state's forest roads, but they also sued four timber companies that had purchased timber from the state from areas served by the roads. The court did not address whether the permit obligation rests with the owner of the roads or every entity that transports logs on the roads, or even those using the roads to access the forest for recreation. Clearly this opinion requires EPA and the states to adopt rules to provide for permitting discharges from logging roads, but the court does not provide any guidance on how discharges from existing roads should be managed in the interim before permits can be issued. Unlike some activities subject to CWA permit requirements, discharges from existing roads cannot be stopped while waiting for a permit. The court also ignores the extraordinary work that may be necessary to bring existing roads into compliance with such permits. So once again, the Ninth Circuit has turned our understanding of the CWA upside down, and left EPA and the public to sort it out again.
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World History Teaching Transparencies are designed for teaching and reviewing the information presented in History of the World, World Atlas and Geography Studies: Eastern Hemisphere, and World History and Cultures. The physical, political, and historical maps may be used to point out important locations during the history lesson and to teach and review the World Atlas and Geography Studies: Eastern Hemisphere. They may also be used for quizzes, review games, or contests. Transparencies 1-9 have labeled overlays. The unlabeled maps are ideal for review; the labeled overlays provide a key and may be used with the maps as a visual aid for the lesson.Physical and Political Maps1. World-Physical2. Eastern Hemisphere3. Western Hemisphere4. Middle East5. Europe6. Africa7. Asia8. North America9. South AmericaHistorical Maps10A Hammurabi's Babylonian Empire10B Egyptian Empire10C Hittite Empire10D Assyrian, New Babylonian, and Persian Empires11A Empire of Alexander the Great11B Roman Empire at its Height11C Roman Empire Divided11D Arab Muslim Empire
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FEB 05, 2013 - San Francisco Chronicle
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FBI: Ala. man was in 'firefight' with SWAT agents
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Updated 6:56 pm, Tuesday, February 5, 2013
[...] bomb technicians scouring his rural property found two explosive devices, one in the bunker, one in a plastic pipe that negotiators used to communicate with the man.
For days, officers passed food, medicine, toys and other items into the bunker, which was similar to a tornado shelter and apparently had running
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