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Side note: The setting sun reminded me that I wish I had my moms red hair. It is so fiery and perfect for her personality. I've considered dying it a more auburn color but I'm too scared to actually do it. I did highlights in my hair once and it took like 2 years for them to be gone and I was OVER them!
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Side note: The setting sun reminded me that I wish I had my moms red hair. It is so fiery and perfect for her personality. I've considered dying it a more auburn color but I'm too scared to actually do it. I did highlights in my hair once and it took like 2 years for them to be gone and I was OVER them!
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aww that is so sweet, I actually like this outfit it is relaxed and the blazer is awesome.ReplyDelete
You are adorable! try cuffing your pants a little messy so your ankle shows, that might help style the shoes?? Fortunately i have really tiny feet so it's hard for them to look bigger! I think you look amazing as always and I'm glad you felt beautiful in that dress.ReplyDelete
and about your hair? Do it, it's just hair, it grows back.
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I really like this outfit :) The jeans are great on you!ReplyDelete
I buy stuff all the time, wear it once and then find something I dislike about it. I need your shopping expertise ;)ReplyDelete
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Oh and one more thing - CANT WAIT TO SEE YOU TOMORROW!ReplyDelete
I actually really like this outfit but I hate when I realize I don't really like something I'm wearing. It's kind of a bummer to have it be a dud.ReplyDelete
yeah I agree this outfit TOTALLY SUCKS BIG BALLS ALISSA WHAT ARE YOU DOOOIIIIIIINNGGGGReplyDelete
bahaha, I kid. I'm actually in love with that blazer/top combo, and I think your feet look ABSOLUTELY DAINTY AS A DAINTY... SQUID... THAT"S A BLOG REFERENCE I DIDN'T MEAN TO MAKE
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I am glad your evening was wonderful and I hope the rest of your week is just like that. :)
I think you would look AMAZING with auburn hair...do it, do it!!ReplyDelete
I actually like it, especially your blazer. I've been wanting a pair of shoes like that but am scared that my feet will look HUGE so maybe I'll stay away ;) I'm a huge yes for dying your hair red, I bet it would be gorgeous on you. Red is harder to strip out though so you have to be sure you want it for a while. Or just dye it from a box ;)ReplyDelete
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You know the more you talk about Andrew, the more I like him. And I like this outfit. Okay, maybe the shoes aren't the best, but we all are guilty of making those impulse purchases. And I don't care about how much my feet hurt, heels just always look better. There is nothing I can say or do about it, it is a fact.ReplyDelete
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I think you look great here, very chic black and white look :)ReplyDelete
That is so sweet!!! This outfit is actually very cute though - love that blazer!ReplyDelete
i think you look fab! :)ReplyDelete
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I think your hair would look beautiful dyed auburn! And if you hate it, you can always re-dye it back closer to your natural color. :)ReplyDelete
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you still look cute!! :D and oh boy, i miss blanc burger!!ReplyDelete
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Aww what a good guy right there! At least you had a fun night even if you didn't like your outfit. Sometimes if I hate my outfit it can ruin my entire mood for the night! hahaReplyDelete
Omg you're too adorable! Love the black and white outfit with the pop of blue! And I like your shoes! They dont make your feet look big!:)ReplyDelete
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I love the boyfriend jeans. I am looking for some but don't want to spend a trillion dollars! See you this weekend!ReplyDelete
Cute outfit! Love your bag! At some point in life, I will bring myself to buy a Kate Spade Bag, but hopefully, I just find one thrifting haha!ReplyDelete
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i think you would look spectacular with a little red in your hair. in fact, when i picture you away from your blog, i think of you as having reddish hair because it just fits your personality! i say go for it. the one time i've ever dyed my hair i did a red-strawberry blonde shade. it was definitely fun for a while, and then it was gone and my life went back to normal. it was interesting to see how people treated me differently as a redhead than as a blonde.ReplyDelete
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I am totally obsessed with your purse! I have been looking and looking for a blue purse, but all the ones I love are like 293829382 dollars! I guess I'll have to cave one day and just get one.ReplyDelete
Well I like this outfit because it's black and white and awesome! I have that necklace too and need to wear it more often because I always like how you style it!ReplyDelete
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Killing it, as per usual. Loving this blazer + boyfriend jean combo. Super sick. And that Kate Spade is gorgeous- cobalt is my favorite!ReplyDelete
If you really wanted to do it, I bet you would look amazing with auburn hair! Though I guess I'm kinda partial to auburn curly hair =) Love your purse!ReplyDelete
Love the outfit and can totally relate to the feeling you had rather than how it made you feel. Cute!ReplyDelete
You should post a picture of yourself with high lights! I love you outfit, you look like you have lost weight.ReplyDelete
that blazer is amazing!ReplyDelete
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Are you kidding me? I LOVE this outfit - especially the necklace!ReplyDelete
What? You look awesome, Alissa!! Everything about this outfit is chic! And your feet do not look huge!ReplyDelete
I love this (even the shoes!). Kate Spade bags make me go weak in the knees..ReplyDelete
I like that you'll post an outfit even if you don't love it because you loved what happened in it :) FWIW your feet look completely normal to me =PReplyDelete
I think this outfit is perfect! Such a classic look!ReplyDelete
obsessed with that blazer & bag(:ReplyDelete
i'm so glad i found your blog through GBS & Ash!
I've always thought that if I dyed my hair, I would go red. For now, I am far too cheap to start coloring my hair :)ReplyDelete
Girl, you cray! Love this outfit on you! A shoe shape like that can be tricky, but I love this laid-back look!ReplyDelete
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I think you look great. Yay for such an awesome boyfriend!ReplyDelete
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I really love that necklace!ReplyDelete
I really love your bag! I need one in that color.ReplyDelete
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A basketful of information: Clarena Tolson
Editor's Note: The first Member Profile of 2004 features Clarena Tolson, Streets Commissioner, Philadelphia Department of Streets, City of Philadelphia, PA; Chapter Delegate, APWA Delaware Valley Chapter; and Director, Chapter Executive Committee.
How did you get involved with the Philadelphia Department of Streets? Actually, I started with the city as a Policy Analyst working for then-mayor William Green. My intentions were to leave civic service and move on to a management consulting firm, as my background is in organizational management, along with some background in accounting. But I found that once I got to civic service I actually loved it, and I've never found work that has been quite as challenging or rewarding. So I'm still here, 21 years later.
I served as a Policy Analyst as I said, and then I went on to be a Legislative Affairs coordinator and lobbyist, and subsequently as Director of Policy and Legislative Affairs for the mayor. I also served as assistant to the Finance Director and as Deputy Streets Commissioner. And I have been the Streets Commissioner for the last 18 months (since August 2002), the first woman in this role. The Streets Department has an annual operating budget of $150 million and an annual capital budget of $44 million, serving the nation's fifth-largest city with over 1.5 million residents.
Education: I graduated from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and received a degree in organizational management.
Favorite Book: My favorite book...you know, that is an interesting question. If I think about what I have read over and over, or what I enjoy going to every now and again, what comes to mind is the Bible. Relevant, still a challenge, always something that peaks my curiosity. That's the book that I would probably list.
Hobbies/Interests: My passion is fishing. Whether it be deep sea, stream or lake, or freshwater fishing. I've loved it since I was a teenager.
Role Model: Probably Oprah Winfrey. I appreciate her keen business sense and her ability to motivate people—she's a leader in her field. I also appreciate her philanthropic interests. Her sense of community is very important.
Career Accomplishments: I think that I've had a unique opportunity as a public works leader to impact the lives of Philadelphians, and I see my role as purely that—as someone who can organize and make decisions with regard to policy, but with an understanding that policy impacts lives. The Sanitation Division collects trash and recyclables from over 537,000 households. Our Highway Division manages the safe condition of over 2,100 miles of streets in the city. The Traffic Engineering Division maintains 3,000 traffic signals and 250,000 traffic signs, and Street Lighting is responsible for over 100,000 streetlights. These operations and services have a real impact on our residents, businesses, and visitors.
We've had some programs that have been developed during my tenure that I'm quite proud of. One is a residential, mechanical cleaning program. We also focused on removing hazardous waste from our households and developed a hazardous waste collection program, and a Tire Round-Up program, which did not exist before. Then we also did something in terms of convenience when we moved trash and recycling collections to the same day.
We have a policy in our department to reach out to the citizens and the community. We have a sense of the importance of community meetings. All of our managers are encouraged to participate in community meetings. So we are very community friendly. We don't have a system where we dictate policy—we are very much interested in hearing from our citizens and their interests. We try to serve those interests.
Awards Received: The department has received a number of awards. I've personally received the 2003 Woman of Distinction from our local media, called "Ordinary Women Doing Extraordinary Things." Also, I've had the opportunity to do a number of presentations for APWA as well as the U.S. Conference of Mayors with regard to developing enlightened managers or managing and motivating citizen volunteers.
Additionally, the department has received some awards of note. We won the 2002 Governor's Award for Labor Management Cooperation. We won the Governor's Environmental Excellence Award for Recycling on two occasions, as well as the Professional Recyclers and Wastewatchers Award. These were all on the integrated waste management side.
On the transportation side, we have had a number of bridges that have received significant awards. Our bridge section has received awards for two recent bridges. Our Gowen Avenue Bridge won a Design Award for Excellence from the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute, and the Germantown Avenue Bridge won an award for notable engineering achievement that was just awarded in December from the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers. I think we have a world-class bridge section, and they do wonderful work.
You participated in the Urban Forum for several years. What are your thoughts about that group? I think that the Urban Forum provides an excellent opportunity for networking amongst demographically-similar entities like cities. We have our own unique set of challenges, which gives us an opportunity to share solutions, share learnings. Certainly, from my experience with that group, I've come away with operational solutions to some of the challenges that we face in snow. And I've come away with some ideas for development with regard to transportation management and transportation policies. So I think all around that it's a wonderful organization for any of our large cities to become involved in.
Why do you like being a member of APWA? APWA is a great organization in terms of bringing like-minded folks together. Certainly the international acclaim that it holds and that international perspective are good, but it fundamentally can address the issues and concerns of each and every local entity, whether it be city, county, or smaller town. And the fact that it brings together people from public agencies, private sector companies, and individuals who have interest in the public works area, serves the good for those of us who are members.
I have been quite impressed with the competency of all who are involved in this organization, and I can say that from my participation in past Congresses and Snow Conferences that I have always walked away with a basketful of information that I can share with managers back in Philadelphia. We have been able to do some things for the city that had their genesis in dialogues from those conferences or from the association itself.


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Why We're Excited About 2013: Darkstalkers Resurrection
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Nadia Oxford: I've always had an affinity for mythological beasts and persons, which is why I was interested in Darkstalkers the second my eye fell on a preview in some '90s-era game magazine. I was kind of an innocent kid, though, and I had to ask my mom what a succubus is. Her response was understandably vague.
I'm counting on Darkstalkers Resurrection (a downloadable package that bundles Night Warriors: Dark Stalkers' Revenge and Dark Stalkers 3) to take me back to its snowy landscapes and crumbling castles--the latter being more striking than creepy thanks to a pastel-based color palette. First I'll need to stop by the pound so I can pick up my home boy, Jon Talbain. He'll probably be in need of a good wash and brush-out, but once we toss the Frisbee around a bit, he should be in good form. Whoosagoodboy?? It's you, you cursed werewolf! I think it's you!
The '90s had no shortage of sprite-based 2D fighters, but the majority of them pit beefy dudes and waifish women against one another. Compelling, but a little boring; cryptozoology enthusiasts like myself had to settle for the likes of Blanka. Darkstalkers, on the other hand, doesn't have one or two freaks in a cast of scowling street soldiers. It's a series that highlights weirdoes. The weirder, the better. Heck, vengeful dhampir Donavan Baine has differently-colored eyes that should immediately mark him as different, but does he even earn a second glance in a stable full of mermen, mummies, and aliens? "Oh hey, it's David Bowie. What happened to your earlobes--wait, wait, put the sword down--!"
The Darkstalkers games dropped into obscurity sometime around the birth of the new millennium, but old fans and curious onlookers alike perked up when Darkstalkers Resurrection was announced in late 2012. It's hard not to be intrigued by a fighting game that encourages you to pit "Dracula" against "Frankenstein." It's also nice to revisit big, bold sprites in an era of polygons. Best of all, Darkstalkers Resurrection features online play, so there's no need to stand at an arcade cabinet and get jabbed in the ribs by your rival's dancing elbow. Awooooo!
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Utter Joy!Posted: Mar 11, 2013 12:00AM PST by KENSHERMAN
My eyes are stuttering with anticipation for this release. Another gem installment that will finally be added to my collection.
Talbain is GreatPosted: Jan 04, 2013 12:00AM PST by MrGilder
Talbain (Gallon) is my favorite too. He's my PSN avatar picture.
Night Warriors on the Saturn was the first fighting game that I ever really got serious about. The series holds a special place in my heart. What's always struck me most about the Darkstalkers games is now dynamic the character animations are for even the smallest movements. Everyone stretches and contorts or even transforms as they strike. It's a much more kinetic experience than other Capcom fighters. Just thinking of the janky motion of Lord Raptor's shoulders as he walks forward, or how every single button press prompts a hinged transformation with a sprouting weapon when you play as Huitzil (Phobos) brings a huge smile to my face.
Damn Forgot about this beautyPosted: Jan 03, 2013 12:00AM PST by V4Viewtiful
And it's been too long since the last game to, lets hope for the best
HOLY SHIT!Posted: Jan 02, 2013 12:00AM PST by leo4link
were the exact words that came to thought when I caught a glimpse of this article, bringing my faith back to 1up previews. Man I love what they did with MvC2 for XBLA I'm really hoping for a CvS 2 re-release. Man I will be paying cash money for those.
Say Whaaaaaaat?Posted: Jan 02, 2013 12:00AM PST by Kokoru
Edit - I was so excited that I skipped to the comment section not realizing this was just a collection... I hope they at least update the sprites to make them HD (if it's not asking too much)... I was here thinking this game would be to Darkstalkers what Street Fighter IV was to Street Fighter (a true come-back)!
Is there ANY footage of this game!? It's about damn time Capcom revived this series!
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Libyan Youth Call Attention to Human Rights with Music, Dance and Graffiti
To mark Human Rights Day, the World Organization against Torture and its partners organized a series of workshops with Tripoli's youth. From December 6th through the 10th, local youth were given the chance to speak out about human rights issues through music, dance, and graffiti. At the completion of these workshops, completed street art was unveiled, hip hop groups performed and public debates were held to discuss ways to fight torture and other human rights violations still taking place.
Facilitated by professional artists, students from internally displaced persons camps, the Scouts of Tripoli and the Faculty of Fine Arts learned to creatively express their experiences, thoughts and feelings about torture. Other workshops guided by a psychologist helped victims of torture and their families to use the arts to work through the emotional effects of their ill-treatment. With the mottos "Nothing can justify torture" and "No to torture," renowned graffiti artists from the region also participated in these events by creating murals throughout the city aimed at raising public awareness about torture in Libya.
Despite recent human rights legislation passed by the government, Libya still has a long way to go to fully conform with international standards. More than 40,000 Tawerghans remain internally displaced within Libya, living in camps, denied many basic rights and subjected to attacks by local militias. Additionally, around 8,000 men and women remain in detention without benefit of a trial, living in substandard facilities where they are regularly subjected to various forms of torture.
In October 2013 the UN Support Mission in Libya released the report Torture and Deaths in Detention in Libya. This report called attention to the problem of detention centers which developed during the internal conflict of 2011. These centers largely remain under the control of militias acting outside the authority of the state. Without oversight, unlawful detention, various forms of torture and deaths are not uncommon.
Following conversations with several detainees in a militia-run prison, Amnesty International researcher Magdalena Mughrabi wrote " I will never forget the stories I heard…They told me how they were made to do push-ups or roll over while being kicked and beaten all over their bodies with metal bars, cables or hoses, or suspended by their hands for up to 24 hours. Two detainees told me they were forced to eat their own vomit after they threw up from physical exhaustion. Others told me they were held in solitary confinement for weeks…With no direct access to a toilet they were forced to urinate in plastic bottles and were given only one meal a day."
Although torture continues to be a problem throughout Libya, the government has made some initial progress on human rights legislation. In the report An Eye on Human Rights in Libya, Lawyers for Justice in Libya explored this progress by examining several new laws that prohibit and criminalize certain human rights violations. In April 2013 the government passed the Libyan Law Criminalising Torture, Enforced Disappearances and Discrimination. This was followed by the Transitional Justice Law in December 2013 which requires all conflict-related detainees be either released or put to trial.
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12 Extremely Disappointing Facts About Popular Music
This is the saddest thing you'll read all day. YOU LET THIS HAPPEN! YOU!
1. Creed has sold more records in the US than Jimi Hendrix
2. Led Zeppelin, REM, and Depeche Mode have never had a number one single, Rihanna has 10
Same with The Carpenters, Tina Turner, and Radiohead.
3. Ke$ha's "Tik-Tok" sold more copies than ANY Beatles single
Also more than anything by Adele or Nirvana.
4. Flo Rida's "Low" has sold 8 million copies – the same as The Beatles' "Hey Jude"
5. The Black Eyed Peas' "I Gotta Feeling" is more popular than any Elvis or Simon & Garfunkel song
6. Celine Dion's "Falling Into You" sold more copies than any Queen, Nirvana, or Bruce Springsteen record
7. Same with Shania Twain's "Come On Over"
Also more than any studio album by Whitney Houston or Pink Floyd.
8. Katy Perry holds the same record as Michael Jackson for most number one singles from an album
9. Barbra Streisand has sold more records (140 million) than Pearl Jam, Johnny Cash, and Tom Petty combined
10. People actually bought Billy Ray Cyrus' album "Some Gave All…" 20 million people. More than any Bob Marley album
11. The cast of "Glee" has had more songs chart than the Beatles
12. This guy exists.
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The goal of By Parents-For Parents is to share information on parenting teens. Parents struggling with teens whose problem behavior is out of control can touch base with those who have weathered the storms of adolescence. Articles both by parents of teens in the midst of this struggle and those who have successfully guided their adolescent children through these formative years are intended to both inform and transform. Self-tests allow you to measure in an objective fashion the effectiveness of your parenting techniques. The discussion area is an open forum for parents of teens who want to share both their struggles and their successes with one another. Information on programs for troubled teens is also available.
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Transistors are an important, integral part of all the electronic devices we love to use every day, but how do they work? Veritasium discusses the science of semi-conductor materials, doping with impurities, gates, and depletion layers that make transistor technology possible.
So my laptop is basically an array of switches? Does that mean that if we somehow collected all the light switches in one place they could become a giant computer (powered by humans)?
PS: Veritasium sounds like Veritaserum, a truth potion in the Harry Potter series.
One of the most concise and clear explanations of this question I have seen in years.


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Henry E. Neal
NORTH AUGUSTA, SC – Funeral services for Henry Ellis Neal, 88, of North Augusta, SC will be held five p.m., Monday, July 1, 2013 at Heights Church, 4631A Jefferson Davis Highway, Beech Island, SC with the Rev. Dexter Lambert officiating. The family will receive friends after the service at the church.
A graveside service will be held one-thirty p.m., Tuesday, July 2nd, at the Woodlawn Memorial Park in Bluefield, West Virginia. Pallbearers will be Brian Burr, Jesse Cato, Ronnie Mills, Cecil Neal, Darrell Neal, James Neal, Joseph Neal and Donnie Ussery. Mr. Neal passed away Saturday, June 29, 2013.
Born in Premier, West Virginia, he was the son of the late Cecil Gilbert Neal and Zulla Dillon Neal Duncan and was married to the late Mandy Elizabeth Simpson Neal. Mr. Neal worked as a coal miner in West Virginia until his retirement.
Survivors include daughters, Mary (Eddie) Burr of North Augusta, Kathryn (Eddie) Burks, Betty Payne, Margaret (Lee) Payne, Ruth Ann (Danny) Franklin all of West Virginia; sons, Darrell (Michelle) Neal, Joseph (Sandra) Neal, John (Mary Ellen) Neal, Cecil (Heidia) Neal all of West Virginia; grandchildren, Tiffany Bishop, Miranda Bishop and 28 other grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren; special friends and care givers, Korina Hardy and Leila Clanton. He was preceded in death by a grandson, Bobby Eugene Thompson, Jr. and step-father, John Duncan.
Services conducted by Folk Funeral Home Inc. and Crematory, Williston, SC.
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How to Manage Pests
UC Pest Management Guidelines
Several species of whiteflies may infest lettuce. Use a hand lens to distinguish silverleaf whitefly from other whiteflies by examining both immatures and adults. Silverleaf whitefly adults are tiny (0.06 inch, 1.5 mm long), yellowish insects with white wings. Their wings are held somewhat vertically tilted, or rooflike, over the body and generally do not meet over the back but have a small space separating them. Greenhouse whitefly (Trialeurodes vaporariorum) adults, the species that are most similar in appearance, hold their wings flatter over the back and there is no space where the two wings meet in the center of the back. Banded whiteflies (Trialeurodes abutilonia) have brownish bands across their wings.
Whiteflies are found mostly on the undersides of leaves. They fly readily when plants are disturbed. The tiny, oval eggs hatch into a first larval stage that has legs and antennae and is mobile. Both legs and antennae are lost after the first molt and subsequent stages remain fixed to the leaf surface. The last nymphal stage, often called the pupa or the red-eye nymph, is the stage that is easiest to identify. Silverleaf whitefly pupae are oval, whitish, and soft. The edge of the pupa tapers down to the leaf surface and has few to no long waxy filaments around the edge. In contrast, greenhouse whitefly pupae have many long waxy filament around the edge and the edge is somewhat vertical where it contacts the leaf surface.
Lettuce is not a major host of silverleaf whitefly in the San Joaquin Valley. It does not occur on spring lettuce and generally only very low populations occur on fall lettuce. Feeding by whiteflies produces sticky honeydew on the leaves. A black, sooty mold often grows on the excreted honeydew. Silverleaf whitefly feeding can cause a stunting and yellowing of head lettuce.
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The most effective treatment is to apply imidacloprid (Admire) at planting. This application will provide control in fields where silverleaf whitefly problems are anticipated.
Whitefly control with insecticides is maximized by thorough spray coverage. Ground application may give more complete coverage than air.
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This Is Martin Bonner
Directed by: Chad Hartigan
Wednesday, August 14 - Thursday, August 22, 2013
A favorite at Sundance, Hartigan's moving, lyrical, intimate meditation on connection and second chances evokes the best character studies of 1970s American cinema. Divorced with adult children, Martin relocates to Reno to start over, in a new job helping prisoners adjust to life on the outside. He meets the world-weary Travis, just released from a 12-year stint in jail, and immediately forms a surprising bond. But when Travis suddenly betrays Martin's trust, their new friendship is put to the test.R, 83 Minutes


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The tragedy and pain of so many people that was revealed in the murder trial of Sylvia Seegrist brings into sharp focus once again the question: What should be done about the seriously mentally ill?
Pressure is mounting to incarcerate those who are judged to be mentally ill and "dangerous to others" until they are no longer a threat to society. Against that pressure is the stance that, with proper facilities and services, even the most severely disturbed mentally ill, can be absorbed safely in the community. A recently completed study in Philadelphia concludes that neither of these propositions provides a helpful answer by themselves.


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By Santosh Venkataraman
For The Star-Ledger
MILWAUKEE — For Rutgers, the response to coach Mike Rice's timeout just over two minutes into tonight's game at No. 10 Marquette wasn't a good one — a turnover that led to a 3-pointer for the home team.
It also summed up the Scarlet Knights' season-high sixth straight loss perfectly as the Golden Eagles converted 23 turnovers into 31 points to pull away for an 82-65 victory.
Rutgers (12-16, 4-11 Big East) committed five turnovers during Marquette's game-opening 21-6 run. The Golden Eagles (23-5, 12-3) made 8 of 9 shots to start the game and finished at 53.6 percent — the second-worst mark allowed this season by the Scarlet Knights, who gave up 30 fast-break points and were given a lesson in transition basketball.
"We want to do what Marquette does," Rice said. "We want to play at a (fast) tempo and a pace and right now, they have men and we have boys."
Marquette stars Jae Crowder and Darius Johnson-Odom combined for 48 points — 12.7 more than their averages. The Golden Eagles' 12 steals were the most by a Rutgers opponent this season.
"They're 10th-ranked in the country for a reason," Rice said. "They have two tremendous players and a great formula with a really great coach."
There were ominous signs when Rice called a timeout at the 17:58 mark after Marquette guard Junior Cadougan inbounded to an open Johnson-Odom under the basket for a layup to make it 6-3.
The Golden Eagles were the ones who responded to the stoppage by using full-court pressure to force a turnover by Rutgers' Jerome Seagears that Johnson-Odom turned into an open 3. Crowder added another 3 to push the advantage to 12-3 as part of the run that opened up a 15-point cushion about 5 minutes into the game.
Rutgers fought back, though. The Knights got within four points when Malick Kone, seeing his first action since Jan. 14, made a jumper with 5:18 before the half. The Golden Eagles closed the period on an 11-4 run for a 46-35 bulge.
"I liked the response and again you talk about response in this league because when you play six or seven freshmen, you're going to have a tough job because you're going to get hit once in a while," Rice said.
The Knights pulled within striking distance at 58-52 on Dane Miller's basket with 11:30 to go. The Golden Eagles answered with eight straight points to put the game away.
"If you can't stop somebody from putting their heads down and getting layups, you're not going to be very successful," Rice said. "We weren't tonight."
Rutgers has lost its four visits against Marquette at the Bradley Center by an average of 22.5 points.


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Last day to submit chamber board ballots
CROWLEY – Today is the final day to submit ballots for the Crowley Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors election.
Candidates for the Board are Bryan Francis, Francis Drilling Fluids; Henry Helo, Cashway Vital Care; Melinda Malmay, St. Martin Bank; Pat Miers, Louisiana Technical College; and John Morgan, Louisiana Rice Mill.
Three of these business leaders will be elected to serve three year terms on the Chamber Board. If you have not already cast your vote, you may deliver your ballot to the Chamber office at 11 North Parkerson in the Enterprise Center before 4:30 p.m. today.


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Thank you for taking interest in the Cornwall Stormont Dundas & Glengarry EMS Hiring process to employ qualified casual paramedics under the Ontario Ambulance Act regulation 257/00. The selection process will take place on April 30 - May 4, 2012 where attendance for three of these days is mandatory.
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Nicki Minaj, Drake, Kanye West appearing at MTV Video Music Awards show
We already warned you that Kanye West was heading back to the MTV Video Music Awards, a year after his debacle with Taylor Swift on the same show. But this time he'll be performing instead of just jacking mics. "Forever" friend Drake is also tapped to take the stage at the 27th annual awards show, as is Florence + the Machine.
Selena Gomez, Emma Stone, Penn Badgley, Trey Songz, Ne-Yo and Nicki Minaj have been announced as presenters, though a full re-creation of the latter's "Your Love" video would be the talk of the show.
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How Far Is It To Heaven?
Question: How far is it to heaven? Answer: One cubit.A cubit to heaven?….Sounds a little strange, but once you read this page, you'll never forget the significance
of a cubit. In Genesis 6:5-13, God tells us that man became full of wickedness and that hearts were full of evil. But Noah was
set apart from all other men. Noah was a righteous man and found favor in the eyes of God. God told Noah that He would destroy
all people and all the earth.In Genesis
6:14-16, God gave Noah specific instructions on building an ark. This is where we first learn about a cubit. A cubit is equal
to 18 inches and is indeed the most important measure in the Bible. King James Version (Genesis 6:15-16) And this is the fashion which thou shalt make it of: The
length of the ark shall be three hundred cubits, the breadth of it fifty cubits, and the height of it thirty cubits. A window
shalt thou make to the ark, and in a cubit shalt thou finish it above.New International Version (Genesis 6:15-16) This is how you are to build it: The ark is to be
450 feet long, 75 feet wide and 45 feet high. Make a roof for it and finish the ark to within 18 inches of the top.(For fun, double-check the math. Remember, 1 cubit
equals 18 inches) God knew exactly how many cubits each measurement of the ark was to be. God was very precise! Still wondering what a cubit has to do with Heaven?
Well, there is another distance that is 1 cubit, or 18 inches. That is the distance from your head to your heart. Remember
that God is very precise! This distance is no accident. Knowing there is a God is not enough, you have to love Him with your
heart. Here's why – Satan
(the devil himself) knows God. How you ask. Well Satan once lived in Heaven. Satan was in the very presence of God. But because
of his evil ways, Satan chose to fall away from God as did 1/3 of the angels in Heaven. Luke 10:18, Jesus speaking –
"I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven".Satan and his demons (fallen angels) believe in God. They cannot deny what they have seen. James 2:19 – You
believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that – and shudder.Here's where the cubit (18 inches) becomes the key distance between Heaven
and hell. The distance between our head and our heart is about 18 inches. A short distance visually, but spiritually –
they are an eternity apart. To only know in our head there is a God, puts one in the company of Satan. The Bible unmistakably tells us – (Deuteronomy 6:5) Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.(Matthew 22:37-38) Jesus Speaking - "Love the
Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment.(Mark 12:30) Jesus Speaking - "Love the Lord
your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. To know God in our head is not enough. God commands us to love Him with
all our heart. God does not want any of us to spend eternity in hell with Satan. There is a real hell, don't let Satan
convince you otherwise. (2 Peter 2:4) God did not spare angels when they sinned, but sent them to hell. Don't miss heaven by 18 inches. This gives the ultimate meaning to "so
close and yet so far". Everytime I use a ruler, I always think to myself that I wish I had invented this instrument.
I would have made it 18 inches (1 cubit) instead of 12. That way everyone who used a ruler could see the distance between
Heaven and hell. A cubit did not come about by accident. In the Old Testament of the Bible, God's precise number of cubits
for the ark's dimensions saved Noah and his family from the great flood. In the New Testament of the Bible, God tells us over
and over we must not just know Him with our head, but love Him with all our heart. A cubit is no accident. God is very precise!
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Deep ruby. Seductively perfumed scents of fresh red berries, cherry compote, potpourri and smoky minerals. Juicy and sharply focused, offering incisive, mineral-driven black raspberry and bitter cherry flavors complemented by deeper notes of candied licorice and black cardamom. The red fruit and floral notes carry through on the impressively long, linear finish. I like the contrast between this wine's vivacity and the the richness and power of the Javernieres.


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A Behavioral Approach to Law and Economics
Christine Jolls
Yale Law School; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
Cass R. Sunstein
Harvard Law School
Richard H. Thaler
University of Chicago - Booth School of Business; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
Stanford Law Review, July 1998
Economic analysis of law usually proceeds with the behavioral assumptions of neoclassical economics. But empirical evidence gives us much reason to doubt these assumptions; people are boundedly rational and boundedly self-interested, and they have bounded willpower. The result is to call into question many of the predictions and prescriptions offered by traditional law and economics .In this paper we offer a broad vision of how law and economics analysis may be improved by increased attention to insights about actual human behavior. Our analysis divides into three categories: positive, prescriptive, and normative. Positive analysis of law concerns how agents behave in response to legal rules and how legal rules are produced; here we suggest that in many areas, a behavioral approach improves predictions about both the effects and content of law. Prescriptive analysis concerns what rules should be adopted to advance specified ends; here we offer alternatives (in areas including informational disclosure and criminal law) to standard law and economics prescriptions based on behavioral insights. Finally, normative analysis attempts to assess more broadly the ends of the legal system: Should the system always respect people's choices? What is the appropriate domain of paternalism? By drawing attention to cognitive and motivational problems, behavioral law and economics offers answers distinct from those offered by the standard analysis. In addressing many specific topics in law, we attempt to provide some answers, and also to outline an extended research agenda for future work in behavioral law and economics.
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The Lyric Feature Friday 8 November 2013
In the hope of effecting a democratic, "magical revolution", WB Yeats evolved a philosophy of chanting his verse. He also commissioned avant-garde composers Walter Morse Rummel and George Antheil to write music for his plays. What was the poets relationship with music?
Riverdance composer Bill Whelan and director Jim Flannery reconsider their 1990s Yeats season at the Abbey in light of the first ever recordings of Rummel's and Edmond Dulac's forgotten scores, performed by DIT Conservatory of Music. What was Yeats – said by many to be tone deaf - hearing in his inner ear?
Contributors include Ron Schuchard, Meg Harper, Donnacha Dennehy, Conor Linehan, Olwen Fouere, Harry White, and Declan Kiberd.
Musicians from DIT Conservatory of Music: Cliona Doris, Julie Maisel, David Scott, Arun Rao, Tom Doorley, Noel Eccles and sound recordist/editor Ben Rawlins. Kerry Houston Head of Academic studies.
"Everlasting Voices" team: William Brooks, Nuala Hayes, and Paul Roe.
A Deirdre Mulrooney production for RTÉ lyric FM made with the support of the BAI Sound and Vision Scheme.
The Lyric Feature is RTÉ lyric fm's weekly documentary and music feature programme. Programmes are produced in house by RTÉ lyric fm staff or in collaboration with independent production companies. Subject matter varies from week to week but most of the programmes aim to provide insight into music and music making.
The Lyric Feature is currently accepting proposals from independent producers and production companies for the BAI's Sound and Vision III Round 24. See here for details
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Performer: SARAH GREALISH
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Performer: LATIFA
Title: FUNERARY SUNG-WEEPING BY HANE
Composer: TRAD
Performer: HANE
Album: BOSAVI: RAINFOREST MUSIC FROM PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Record Label: SMITHSONIAN FOLKWAYS RECORDINGS
Record Number: SFW40487
Title: LAMENT FOR DEAD MOTHER/BOCET
Composer: TRAD
Performer: UNKNOWN
Album: FOLK MUSIC OF RUMANIA
Record Label: FOLKWAYS RECORDS
Record Number: FW04419
Title: KEEN FOR A DEAD CHILD
Composer: TRAD
Performer: KITTY GALLAGHER/CITINI GHALLCHOIR
Album: WORD LIBRARY OF FOLK AND PRIMITIVE MUSIC: IRELAND
Record Label: ROUNDER RECORDS
Record Number: CD 1742
Title: KEEN FOR ART O'LEARY 1
Composer: TRAD/EIBHLIN DUBH NI CHONAILL
Performer: BREANDAN O MADAGAIN
Album: CAOINTE AGUS SEANCHEOLTA EILE KEENING AND OTHER OLD IRISH MUSICS
Record Label: MOC MUSIC
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SOFTWARE HOUSE Microsoft has resumed publishing Windows Phone apps, after having suspended approvals due to problem with its digital certificates.
In a blog post on Thursday, Microsoft revealed that it has fixed the problem, meaning that developers can start submitting new apps to the Windows Phone Marketplace again.
"We fixed the digital certificate problem and last evening resumed publishing new apps. It will take a day or two for the repair to fully deploy and newly-published apps to begin appearing in Marketplace again," Microsoft's Todd Brix said in the blog.
"If your app was in the process of being published, you don't need to take any action. We have applied the fix and the app will continue through the certification and publishing workflow as normal."
However, the Redmond based firm has yet to sort out the issue that has left some users unable to update an existing app, and is advising Windows Phone users to wait until it fixes the issue before trying to do so again.
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Stolen Camera Finder
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Programmer Matt Burns has written a search engine that lets people find their stolen camera gear by searching EXIF data for their serial number. Users can enter their camera's serial number or simply drop any photo taken with their stolen camera on stolencamerafinder.com to get a list of web pages that contain images taken with the same camera. The service is free and available now at the website below.
Website: Stolen Camera Finder
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This site does not seem to work, I tried about 10 different files from different cameras and never got one to show a serial number or other valuable info.
Same, i tried files from 5 different cameras, nothing comes up. And I dont think it would work no matter what, since the type of people who would steal a camera are usually retards and would only post the images to myspace or facebook where exif data is stripped right?
It recovered the EXIF data from my photo (Canon 20D, Mac OSX, Firefox 4.0), but did not find any photos that matched. I generally only post to Facebook and Picasa, however.
Too bad, ref lack of success previous commenters.
The big thing, I think, is will this work with photos taken by cellphones because they are a huge market!
no exif on mine :-/
This has serious potential for less valiant uses than tracking thieves.
Assuming they weren't savvy enough to strip the EXIF data one could conceivably drop any photo - say, amateur pr0n - onto this to track down and stalk the responsible party.
Not every camera writes useful serial information. It is mainly concentrated on the more expensive models. Sony, for example, is a one of the worst offenders for not writing this information. http://www.stolencamerafinder.com/listmodels#sony
I've just looked at my logs and over the last 6 hours, over 1000 users dropped an image on the site and successfully extracted the serial number. Around 500 users performed manual searches with serial numbers in the same period.
The database is populated by community run scrapers: http://www.stolencamerafinder.com/howtohelp.jsp
As this site becomes more popular, we should be able to put pressure on manufacturers to write this information. If we vote with our wallets on which models to buy, manufacturers will write the serial number in their models.
Doesnt work for me. Does this stupid thing actually track flickr, pbase, picasa etc??? I dont think so...
I can assure you it works, the database is just a little small at the moment but growing rapidly.
Here's a very recent example of someone it worked for... http://aaronfulkerson.com/2011/06/06/stolen-and-lost-cameras/
i lost a sony cybershot. is there any way i can find its serial number?
I have a sony cyber shot model-dsc350 this software cannot find the seriel number plz reply
Sony don't currently store the serial number of the camera in the EXIF data.
However if you know the serial number you can still complete a report on the lost & found page http://www.stolencamerafinder.com/lostandfound.jsp.
This is useful in case anyone finds your camera.
Here's an example of someone we helped in this way:
The site does not work for any serial number that I enter. I tried the serial number of my stolen Nikon D90, but it did not produce any results. One problem may be that Nikon uses the same serial numbers across models.
When I entered the same serial number in Gadgettrak, the result was for a D40. The pictures are on Flickr. I have pictures from my D90 on Flickr, Shutterpoint, and Facebook.
I also did a search for my Nikon D7000, and neither site produced a result. Pictures taken with this camera are also on FB, Flickr, and Shutterpoint.
I'll try the lost and found page to see if that helps. Thanks.
I've lost my sony cybershot camera in araku and is there any way to find it as it was my faher's birthday present from his late brother.
the curious thing: why doesnt it find the thousands of photos I have posted myself on the web when I owned my Canon 70D? I have a website, I post them on FB, etc etc etc...??
Thanks, I'll try the lost and found page to see if that helps. Thanks.
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By Nathan Pfau, Army Flier Staff WriterAugust 22, 2013
FORT RUCKER, Ala. (August 22, 2013) -- Many would argue that a large part of progression is not just about looking forward, but looking back, and Fort Rucker is looking back at what women have accomplished throughout history in order to move into the future.
The Fort Rucker Equal Employment Opportunity Office will host an event to celebrate Women's Equality Day at Bldg. 5700 Aug. 26 from 9 a.m. to noon to highlight not only what women have had to endure through the years, but what they've accomplished on a local and national scale, according to Sgt. 1st Class Jason Garcia, equal opportunity adviser for the 1st Aviation Brigade.
Throughout the day there will be a mini health fair that women can participate in; job application and processing information with resume writing and interviewing tips; videos and static displays set up depicting women's struggles over the past 100 years with posters and biographies of female leaders that work in the local area; and even a Women's Equality Day quiz with prizes to be won.
"We want to highlight the contributions that women have had," said Garcia. "That's the biggest thing -- those significant contributions that (women) give on a day-to-day basis that make a difference for everyone."
Local female Aviation leaders from company commanders and first sergeants will be on hand throughout the day from 9-11 a.m. to provide their biographies and personal accounts of what it's like to be a leader in Army Aviation.
"They will be there to meet the public and talk a little bit about the accomplishments that they've had and what they've done throughout their military career," said the EO adviser. "Most of these women are pilots, work in Aviation maintenance, Aviation operations or air traffic control, that have had careers that span from 5-10 years for the company commanders, and 15-20 years for some of the first sergeants."
This event is also a good opportunity for people to ask questions and have an open dialogue about equality or any issues they might have, Garcia added. People can talk with him or members of the Fort Rucker EEO.
Volunteers from various organizations will also be on hand to give people information about the 19th Amendment, women's suffrage and provide some information about the history of Women's Equality Day.
"There was a significant struggle to get to this point -- we're talking about 72 years to get the right to vote, and all of that work and effort can't go unnoticed," said Garcia "It's not only giving women the right to vote, but giving women equal treatment in all aspects of our society, but I don't think we're there yet."
People also need to come prepared with their thinking caps because there will be a quiz to test people's knowledge on Women's Equality Day and the 19th Amendment, added the EO adviser.
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Pedro Alvarez is not a savior for the current edition of the Pirates.
He is hope for the future. The long-term future, not the short-term of 2010.
The Bucs have now dropped 10 games in a row, and at 23-42, they are doomed to suffer their 18th consecutive losing season. So the present stinks.
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Pedro Alvarez jokes around with Andrew McCutchen in the dugout prior to his major league debut Wednesday.
That may not change a great deal in the coming weeks, either, even with a stud prospect like Alvarez in the lineup. The team still has enormous pitching problems, and until those are solved, this season may continue to spiral out of control.
So when we evaluate Alvarez and his impact on the club, we should keep things in perspective. We should realize everything he does, everything he learns may not pay off for two or three years, which is when hope finally may turn into results for the Pirates.
Alvarez is the primary reason to be hopeful, although not the only one. With him, Andrew McCutchen, Jose Tabata, Neil Walker and Brad Lincoln, the Bucs have a crop of potential standouts to serve as the franchise's foundation.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, you've heard all that before with names like Chad Hermansen, Zach Duke, Ian Snell, Chris Duffy, Brad Eldred, etc., etc.
Can anyone promise this batch will fare better than those disappointments? No.
This is baseball, and prized prospects fall flat on their faces all the time. There are no guarantees these guys won't fail, too, in which case we may be talking about a 25-year losing streak in 2017.
Still, there's every reason to be hopeful that Alvarez and McCutchen, especially, will live up to their billing and be legitimate cornerstones. They and all the young players will gain valuable experience this season, and even if they take their lumps and lose a lot, they will learn the game at that level, learn how to make adjustments and be better off for the long haul.
The Pirates have a good plan in place, and it is working. That's right - it is working.
The organization has done a terrific job the past few years of scouting young talent, building through the draft and developing minor leaguers. The front office deserves credit for many moves that have yet to pay off at the major league level.
As long as they stick to the plan - and the prospects pan out - this albatross of a losing streak could end as early as 2012.
The issue is not the plan. The issue is the same thing that it has been for nearly two decades with the payroll-deprived Pirates.
They simply cannot make a big mistake at the major league level. Not one.
This year they made three:
1. They stuck with pitcher Charlie Morton way too long, and he was flat out awful (1-9, 9.35 ERA).
2. They gave the first base job to Jeff Clement, who didn't earn it, didn't deserve it and didn't hit at all (.189).
3. They wasted nearly $5 million on second baseman Aki Iwamura, the team's highest-paid player who hit .182.
General manager Neal Huntington has overseen a massive overhaul throughout the organization, and he gets kudos for helping develop the grand plan. Credit also goes to farm director Kyle Stark and his staff as they have done an outstanding job.
The problem has come with bad decisions at the major league level, and the blame there falls on Huntington.
The plan can work to perfection from draft day until the day every home-grown player reaches the major leagues. But all of that hard work and dedication will go for naught every time a glaring mistake like Iwamura or Morton is made.
The Yankees can afford those kinds of flops. The Pirates can't.
Huntington, who's in the final year of his contract, should have learned some hard lessons by now, and if he returns he should be the wiser for each and every future transaction.
For the Pirates to restore the pride and passion - as their slogan constantly reminds us - they must stay true to their plan.
But if they keep making one or two big personnel mistakes every year, even bright young stars like Alvarez and McCutchen won't be able to end the losing ways.
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The fifth anniversary of the Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act was marked today with environmental groups offering mixed assessments on the progress made to preserve the 860,000 acres of waterways, forested ridges and farmland the historic legislation targets.
The New Jersey Chapter of the Sierra Club, a member of the New Jersey Highlands Coalition, issued a detailed report card giving mostly failing grades in 49 categories for the overall effort by state and federal agencies to see through the Highlands Act's preservation promises.
The coalition's leadership and member groups, such as the Association of New Jersey Environmental Committees, said they shared the Sierra Club's concerns that preservation goals have been watered down for the region. But they also were less critical of the Highlands Council, a state planning agency the act created to design and oversee a master plan for future development of the region, which covers 88 towns in seven northern New Jersey counties.
"It's easy to find disappointment, especially if you are passionate about the environment and protecting natural resources for generations to come. But I always like to say that it took us 250 years to get where we are. We are not going to turn this aircraft carrier around in 15 minutes," said Dave Peifer, Highlands project director for the environmental association.
The Highlands provides water to more than half the state's population, and for more than three years, the Highlands Council worked on drafting a regional master plan to define where and how future development in the protected area would unfold. But by the time the blueprint was adopted last year, environmental groups criticized it for lacking finite limits on suburban sprawl, permitting development in areas with low water supplies and allowing cluster construction on farmland.
"We agree with Sierra in that, on the Highlands Council, the membership balance is in favor of politicians who have parochial interests at stake, not the Highlands residents and Highlands users," the coalition's Elliott Rugga said.
The Sierra Club cited what it called three major failures.
"First, there is no stable source of funding for open-space purchases in the Highlands. Secondly, the act has been in place for five years and there still is no program for the transfer of development rights in the Highlands," said Jeff Tittel of the Sierra Club. "This act also was designed to protect drinking water, and yet we still don't know how much water is in the Highlands for drinking use by the people of New Jersey."
But Eileen Swan, executive director of the Highlands Council, disputed the report card, contending a plan for transfer of development rights is included in the master plan and a net analysis of available water already has been completed.
"I was a teacher, and I know that if a teacher does not know the facts, the teacher cannot give an adequate grade," she said. "For the first time ever, planning data is being gathered on a regional level in New Jersey. The work our staff has done in the last few months has been absolutely incredible, as well as exhausting."
The Highlands Council has convinced 74 of the region's towns to gather and share data on their preserved space and the land within their borders that could be potentially developed, all to compile what the council terms a "build-out analysis" for the region. One group, New Jersey Audubon, praised the council's effort.
"There has been a fundamental shift in how planning decisions are made in one of the most wealthy and developed regions of the world," Eric Stiles of Audubon said. "There's no doubt in my mind that we are better off for it."
Previous coverage
July 17 -- 17 N.J. towns get development information from Highlands council
July 15 -- N.J. environmental coalition asking Gov. Corzine to veto plan for Highlands power line
May 12 -- N.J. conservation groups sue DEP for approving housing project in Highlands
April 19 -- New appeal for more federal funding for NJ Highlands
Dec. 22, 2008 -- Highlands Council draft report recommends against high-voltage line
Nov. 20, 2008 -- 17 towns resolve to follow Highlands master plan


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Frustrated by a childproof cap on a medicine bottle, she says, "How they expect children to open that, I just can't imagine." Trying to sell her house, she disarms potential buyers by dwelling on its defects. Annie Longden is an unselfconsciously eccentric charmer, and 88-year-old Thora Hird plays her to perfection in this touching, warmly humorous film on Mobil Masterpiece Theatre. Pete Postlethwaite (In the Name of the Father) is effectively low-key as her middle-aged son, writer Deric Longden, who adapted the teleplay from his memoir. Deric affectionately calls his mum "not daft, just different," and the mother-son bond only strengthens as a series of strokes gradually robs Annie of intelligible speech. In the end, theirs is a love beyond words.
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Congress doesn't have much of a record at finishing business lately. Budgets, debt ceiling agreements — it seems Congress would rather dissolve into partisan dispute.
Faced with such disarray, there's reason to fear that an essential conservation law could go by the boards as of Dec. 31. The state's congressional delegation must recognize the law's value to South Carolina.
At risk are the federal incentives for conservation easements which will lapse with the New Year.
As pointed out in David Quick's story on our "South" section front today, South Carolina has been a leader in conservation easements, which enable the preservation of forest and farm land as productive, tax-paying property, while providing a variety of public benefits.
Those include habitat for animals and birds, flood control, water quality and restricting urban sprawl. All are vitally important in the coastal region, which continues to see a continual upswing in population growth.
Federal tax incentives help make the program possible, and the conservation community, including 1,700 land trusts nationwide, is encouraging Congress not only to pass an extension of the law, as it has three times previously, but to make it a permanent law, with enhanced benefits for working farmers and ranchers. That will ensure more valuable habitat and scenic landscapes can be preserved in perpetuity without the full expense of public acquisition.
The value of conservation easements can be seen in Charleston County, where 88,000 acres have been protected by the Lowcountry Open Land Trust, primarily through easements.
There is no better single example of the importance of conservation easements than the ACE Basin — in Colleton, Charleston and Beaufort counties.
"The ACE Basin has been the hallmark for others to emulate across the country as an example of collaborative conservation," says Mary Pope Hutson, executive vice president of the national Land Trust Alliance.
More than 134,000 acres in the ACE Basin have been protected in perpetuity, largely by private property owners who wanted to ensure that the land will never be consumed by the large-scale residential and resort development seen elsewhere along the coast. The result has been a spectacular success, with a vast, virtually unbroken area of coastal acreage preserved from untoward development.
Nationally, some 11 million acres have been protected via conservation easements. Again, federal tax incentives created the opportunity, and the expansion of those benefits will encourage more working farmers and ranchers to join the program.
Ms. Hutson calls easements the most cost-effective tool for conservation in America.
Of the state's congressional delegation, only 1st District Rep. Mark Sanford has signed onto the legislation at this point. Passage of this bill should be a priority for South Carolina's congressmen, House and Senate.
Strengthening the easement program will ensure that South Carolina's working farms and acres of forest — its stunning coastal vistas and rich habitat — can be preserved against development pressures that threaten to compromise them over time. Delegation members need to show their constituents that they can get something done.