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Chris Belson
I've always felt that butterflies were show-offs, or maybe even a bit mad! When nearly all other flying insects try to keep a low profile, with a nice plain appearance and speedy movements, butterflies seem to waltz around doing the exact opposite. Like bits of brightly coloured paper caught...
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The big butterfly count 2016 is underway!
Katie Fuller
It's a busy time for our friends at Butterfly Conservation. The big butterfly count has started! You can take part anytime between now and 7 August . All you have to do is count butterflies for 15 minutes (dry, sunny weather is best), then send in details of what you've seen via the survey...
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Aliens in Bedfordshire?
Last week I thought I'd found evidence that aliens existed. Walking round the gardens at The Lodge, at lunchtime, I came to a large pond where a number of people were gathered. They were peering at something at the water's edge; some were taking pictures. Elbowing my way to the front, I saw...
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Hornet or moth?
A striking-looking creature has caused a stir on an RSPB nature reserve today. It looks like a huge hornet, but on closer inspection - note the furry antennae, small eyes and chunky body - it's actually a moth. A lunar hornet moth, to be precise. The magnificent moth was spotted at RSPB...
22 Jun 2016
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Monday's magic moment: nature's tiny jewels
Katie Fuller
Now's the time to head down to a river, stream or pond near you and watch out for tiny, delicate jewels. Spring is the time when many of our damselflies and dragonflies can be seen. How do you tell the difference between the two? Well, dragonflies are larger than damselflies, and rest with their...
30 May 2016
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Monday's magic moment: dragons and damsels
Katie Fuller
This is one of my favourite times of year... the time when dragonflies and damselflies are emerging. These colourful insects can be seen near streams, rivers and ponds almost anywhere - town or country. The bigger dragonflies can spend up to three years living underwater as a larva. The four-spotted...
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Monday's magic moment: hummingbird in your garden?
Katie Fuller
Contrary to popular belief, moths don't only come out at night. This beauty is a hummingbird hawkmoth , a migratory species which flies during the day - and now is a great time to see one, almost anywhere. And, appropriately enough, it's National Insect Week ! Our friends at Butterfly Conservation...
23 Jun 2014
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Monday's magic moment: beautiful?
Maurice Tse-Laurence
With it's hairy legs, pincer like jaws and bulbous eyes you could be forgiven for thinking the ' beautiful demoiselle ' (a kind of damselfly) is poorly named. But it if you catch a glimpse of them or the banded demoiselle in flight you can appreciate why their genus name Calopteryx is...
9 Jun 2014
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Monday's magic moment: eating locusts
Maurice Tse-Laurence
Last week I was in the closest thing Europe has to a desert. This already feels like a distant memory, but being hit in the face by a relative of this guy - the desert locust - was not a forgettable experience. This image wasn't taken in the desert but in Norfolk! Given that these creatures...
23 Sep 2013
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Tuesday moment: invading spiders
Maurice Tse-Laurence
Although I'm sure they play a vital role in our habitats, I must admit to not being a fan of the ordinary, homing-in-on-your-jam-sandwich kind of wasp . But donning the classic colours that scream 'danger!' to would be predators, the aptly named wasp spider holds much greater appeal...
27 Aug 2013
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Monday's Magic Moment: bumbling along
The low drone of bumblebees busy collecting pollen was the soundtrack to my lazy Sunday afternoon enjoying the sun. And had I been inclined to open my eyes and watch this busy to-ing and fro-ing, I'm sure I'd have seen a scence very much like this one captured by Richard Bedford. You can...
15 Jul 2013
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Monday's Magic Moment: Nelly the Elephant
Katie Fuller
Do you have elephants in the neighbourhood? There's a good chance that you do. This beautiful, exotic-looking creature is an elephant hawkmoth , photographed by Richard Revels and part of our RSPB Images library . Many hawkmoths spend the day snoozing, coming out at dusk to feed. As the photo...
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Just add water for wildlife
Katie Fuller
It's almost a year since we dug a pond in our garden - with the wholehearted blessing of our conservation-friendly landlord. What a year it's been. I only wish I'd done it earlier. There was hard work initially, when we dug a hole measuring 3.5 m x 2.5 m, and 0.75 m deep (about 11'...
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This weekend... it's Moth Night
Katie Fuller
Did you know it's Moth Night - a celebration of the UK's moths and learning more about them. As you can see from the photo above (pine, elephant, eyed and poplar hawkmoths that came to my garden on Tuesday night), they aren't all boring - far from it. They come in a weird and wonderful...
22 Jun 2012
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Bigging up the little guys
Insects come in a variety of sizes and colours, but sadly, I can't say that I ever really pay that much attention to the little guys of our ecosystem, although I often see the evidence that they have been around - the intricate patterns left in leaves and bits of foliage missing as they happily chomp...
15 Jul 2008
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This weekend... dip into pondlife
Katie Fuller
Did you catch BBC Springwatch this week? There were so many amazing things to see, from foxes, nuthatches and ospreys to moles, kingfishers and barn owls. But this weekend, my personal recommendation would be to steer clear of all those charismatic, cute and fluffy things. Go pond dipping and prepare...
1 Jun 2012
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Monday's magic moment: hovering around
Kevin Middleton
This week sees the start of National Insect Week . So, to celebrate, I've picked this simply stunning image of two hoverflies alighting on a coneflower. Hoverflies are some of my favourite insects , with their intricate patterns and habit of micmicking bees and wasps. These two are marmalade hoverflies...
25 Jun 2012
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Dragons in your garden?
Like three tiny fighter planes, they cruised menacingly past, cagily eyeing each other from afar. Suddenly, they came together in a blur of wings and engaged in a furious catfight, ending with one tumbling unceremoniously into the water. This is no tale of Battle of Britain gallantry in the skies above...
27 Jun 2008
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Neglected by people, valuable to nature
Maurice Tse-Laurence
Brownfield land refers to those places that humans have developed but then left to ruin. While they might look far from ideal habitat, many species thrive here in people's absence. There are examples everywhere and I'm sure you can think of a derelict building nearby with weeds and fast...
1 May 2013
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Spotlight on: stag beetles
Today is the last in our series of spotlights on species that you might see during your Make Your Nature Count survey. And what a handsome beastie we've got for you! Holding the title of Britain's largest beetle, I present to you the stag beetle: I first fell in love with stag beetles...
12 Jun 2011
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It's not a bird and doesn't look like a lady
Andy Westley
My wife George and daughter Florence spent the day in the garden at Florence's grandparents on Wednesday. It's so nice that we can start to spend a bit more time outside now the weather's picking up. They came home telling me about a creepy crawly they'd never seen before. My in-laws...
3 Apr 2009
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This weekend...create a buzz in your garden
Add a splash of colour to your garden this weekend by turning your balcony, patio, or window ledge into a miniature garden. Although window boxes , hanging baskets , planters and tubs may not be the largest of areas, you'll find lots of insects more than grateful for your efforts. Just imagine being...
5 Aug 2011
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Entering another world
Katie Fuller
Today, Lucinda and I spent our lunchtime staring into a tree. We had intended to go for a walk around the reserve, but got no further than the 'formal' gardens. 'Formal' is a bit of a misnomer; although the layout of the gardens is what you'd expect at a large, country house, they're...
20 Jun 2008
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Monday's Magic Moment: ruddy beautiful!
Katie Fuller
Who says that we don't have bright, colourful wildlife in the UK? You won't get much brighter than this male ruddy darter dragonfly , photographed by Steve Knell. Head over to RSPB Images to view other photos and buy beautiful prints.
3 Sep 2012
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Marvels of migration
'We have had a wonderful summer watching a pair of spotted flycatchers nesting in the climbing rose next to our house, followed by the feeding of their two chicks, and now the surprisingly noisy teaching of the young to learn their fly catching skills. When you realise these sparrow-sized birds...
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Mid-Level Developer - £35k -Nottingham city centre
Mid-Level Developer needed to work on behalf of a company based within Nottingham city centre which has a very lively and energetic culture. They started creating software and marked a change in the way it could sell and support its products, this helped the company to reach a far...
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ASP.Net Developer/C#/SQL Nottingham £20-25k
Are you an ASP.Net Developer looking for a new challenge in a fantastic working environment?... Core development will be focused towards middle tier to back end C#/ASP.Net development although knowledge of front end technologies would be highly beneficial... Strong commercial development experience in C#/ASP.Net. Strong...
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Greywood Associates Limited
Salary: £20000 - £25000 per annum + BenefitsPosted: 19 hours ago
C# .NET Developer (C#, .NET, SQL, Visual Studio, Agile)
Reporting to the Head of Development, the successful C# Developer (C# .NET, SQL, Visual Studio, Agile) will be responsible for the development of various cutting edge software solutions... Responsibilities for the C# Developer (C#, .NET, SQL, Visual Studio, Agile): Implementation of various software solution(s) Participation in interpretation of customer...
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Salary: £35000 - £40000 per annum + Fantastic BenefitsPosted: 23 days ago
Software Developer - C# .Net, - Nottingham - £45k - remote work
A brand new exciting opportunity has arisen for a Software Developer (C#.Net, MVC, SQL Server) to join a highly innovative HR technology solutions company based in Nottingham. As the Software Developer (C#.Net, MVC, SQL Server) you will be joining a dynamic and passionate team of individuals to develop...
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Lead .Net Developer - C#, ASP.Net MVC, Nottingham - £55k
A brand new opportunity has arisen for a highly motivated Lead .Net Developer (C#, ASP.Net MVC, SQL Sever) to join a well established and innovative software house based in Nottingham... Working on a variety of projects the Lead .Net Developer (C#, ASP.Net MVC, SQL Sever) will be joining...
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.Net Developer - Nottingham - .Net, Visual Studio, SQL - £30k
Looking for a junior .Net Developer (.Net, Visual Studio,, SQL) or a grad with 1-2 years experience to join a brand new start up based in Nottingham. As the Net Developer (.Net, Visual Studio,, SQL) you will be joining the company in stage two of their release... Net Visual...
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Salary: £20000 - £30000 per annumPosted: 4 days ago
.NET Developer ASP.Net, MVC, SQL Server - Market Harborough
The Role: A .NET Developer (ASP.Net, MVC, SQL) is required to join a market leading ecommerce company based in Market Harborough... As the .NET Developer (ASP.Net, MVC, SQL) you will be responsible for working on a number of projects and dynamic technologies varying from VB.NET to C#,...
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.Net Developer - C#, ASP.Net MVC, SQL Server - Nottingham
Essential: - C# - SQL Server. - ASP.NET MVC. - HTML5. - JavaScript. - CSS... nServiceBus) - Continuous Integration (e.g... SVN) - Oracle (12c - PL/SQL, Forms) - Business Intelligence (SSIS, SSRS & SSAS) It also will be important for the .Net Developer (C#, ASP.Net, MVC, SQL Server) to have a positive attitude with strong communication skills.
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Software Developers/C#/.Net Nottingham £35-45k
Greywood Associates are recruiting for a Market Leading Software House based in Nottingham who urgently require... Developers. to join their development team as they continue their expansion. Working within a highly skilled team you will be using cutting edge technologies to expand the functionality of the existing software applications and...
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Greywood Associates Limited
Salary: £35000 - £45000 per annum + BenefitsPosted: 20 hours ago
Software Developer
Skillset: Essential: *Experienced in Enterprise level solutions in C# *Strong C#, (with exposure to WPF, WCF, LINQ etc) *SQL (preferably T-SQL or PL/SQL) and Object Oriented skills. *Working within an agile environment. Desirable: *TDD. *Continuous Integration. *Experience in C++ or Java (to work alongside both teams when necessary) *...
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Salary: £40000 - £60000 per annumPosted: 16 days ago
BI Developer (T-SQL, SSRS)
You'd be creating end to end BI solutions from scratch and will be confident using T-SQL and creating reports using SSRS. I'm looking for an experienced BI Developer with experience of the full Microsoft BI Stack... - Experience of the MS BI stack - Strong T-SQL Experience is...
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Rebel Recruitment
Salary: From £30,000 to £40,000 per annumPosted: 4 days ago
Systems Developer - 12 Month Fixed Term - SQL- SSRS - C#
You will need to demonstrate proven experience of working with Microsoft SQL Server including T-SQL, stored procedures, functions, SSIS, SSRS and database design. You will also need to demonstrate proven experience in using Microsoft .NET, specifically C# and have working knowledge and experience with ASP.NET, Web Services, XML,...
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Nigel Frank International Ltd
Salary: £30000 - £38000 per annum + Company benefitsPosted: 3 days ago
Application Support Analyst
Using your expertise in SQL and Microsoft products, you will be responsible for assisting customers in a number of ways including ; troubleshooting technical issues in an efficient, professional and consistent manner... - Case Management and processing... - High level of understanding and experience using SQL server and Microsoft Operating Systems (Server and...
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Recital Consulting Ltd
Salary: 17000-19400 Per Annum 25 days holiday, Training and support, fun socialsPosted: 26 days ago
Software Developer/C++ Nottingham £30-45k
Are you a C++ Developer looking to enhance your career in a fantastic working environment?... You will be have strong background in C++ Development and commercial experience performing in a similar role, able to create technical solutions delivered to specification in a project led environment... C++ Web skills with. HTML,...
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Greywood Associates Limited
Salary: £30000 - £45000 per annum + BenefitsPosted: 2 days ago
Architect Designer
Considerable experience of the full development lifecycle of complex large scale & multi-user applications, particularly CRM systems... of the following tools on Oracle 10g/11g platforms within a commercial environment. - PL/SQL... - C#.Net. - WPF. - WCF. - HTML/Javascript. - Unix Shell Scripting... - Extensive experience of working alongside system architects and data...
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Experis Ltd
Rate: £450 - £500 per dayPosted: 3 days ago
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After earning a degree, the nurse must then pass the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) to become licensed to work in this field. RN case managers are usually required to have a few years of clinical care experience as RNs before they can work as case managers. Some employers also require healthcare experience in a supervisory or quality assurance position.
A credentialing option for RN case managers is to earn the accredited case manager (ACM) certification offered by the American Case Management Association. To obtain certification, an RN case manager must pass a two-part examination consisting of questions about case management in the health system as well as clinical simulations. In some cases, ACM certification can improve an RN case manager's professional standing since it reflects his or her competence.
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Jesus House Of Hope Inc
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2484 Se Bonita Street Stuart FL 34997 USA
House of hope is a not for profit incorporated by the state of florida in 1984. The mission of the organization is to empower martin county residents to overcome hunger and poverty. Project hope is an umbrella of ,care that includes: financial assistance for rent, mortgage, utilites, critical medical expenses and prescriptions; information & referral; health care navigation; basic life skills training and planning; and food pantry services. Total number of individuals that benefited from services=61,842 average number of requests: 8 per individual or family (3 project hope/5 pantry)
the organization operates four thrift stores. The stores are connected to service centers and are strategically located throughout the county to ensure that they are accessible to residents who are transportation disadvantaged. Annually, the thrift stores provide over 200,000 items for free to qualified individuals and families in martin county. Items include: clothing, house wares, furniture and other household necessities. The organization also shares itmes with local agencies serving children
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Skip to comments.Santorum Doesn't Fall For Gregory's Bait On Banning Working Mothers From His Administration
Posted on 02/12/2012 10:13:02 AM PST by governsleastgovernsbest
On today's Meet The Press, "moderator" David Gregory gave a good preview of how the MSM/Obama industrial complex will try to cariacture and demonize Rick Santorum should he become the Republican presidential candidate.
Gregory asked Santorum whether, if elected president, he would only permit single women without children to work in his administration. That's right: Gregory was actually wondering whether Santorum would prohibit mothers from serving. Santorum didn't rise to Gregory's absurd bait, giving a smiling and good-natured response to the effect all women would be welcome in a Santorum administration.
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Just look at his exit polls from 2006 when he took his 18+ point loss in 2006. His appeal is very narrow. He didn't bring in a majority of any category that his campaign espouses he would bring in a general election. Not Catholics. Not Union members or those who have a Union member in the household. Not Married men. Not Single men. Not Married women. Not Married men.
Santorum won ONLY Evangelicals and those over 65 as one of his principal positions was the protection of the Social Security status quo. The absolutely big government status quo.
I ask everyone to review this data, from an ESSENTIAL SWING STATE THE GOP NEEDS...Santorums' Home State...and then tell me this guy can win a general election.
It's laughable.
Dude. Chill.
My observations and suggestions of the likely vote based on analysis of data and observations of 40 years of GOP/National politics does not in any way suggest that I ENDORSE what I believe to be true.
If it was up to me we wouldn't have any of these problems. I would have hung the very first Federal office holder, after a fair trial, who violated their sworn oath to defend the Constitution.
On the Capitol steps.
And would continue to do so as long as the courts kept handing them over to the hangman.
"Santorum lost PA, similar to what you describe above, by over 18% in his last state-wide election."
As I recall, he lost PA after he stabbed conservatives in the back by supporting Specter...
"In 2006, Santorum sought re-election to a third Senate term and ran unopposed in the Republican primaries. His seat was considered among the most vulnerable for Republicans and was a prime target of the Democratic Party in the 2006 elections. His opponent was Democratic State Treasurer Bob Casey, Jr., the son of popular former governor Robert Casey, Sr.. Casey was well known for his opposition to abortion, negating one of Santorum's key issues....Santorum's endorsements have been identified as factors in his 2006 defeat. Despite then-President George W. Bush having a 38% approval rating in Pennsylvania, Santorum said in a debate that "I think he's been a terrific president, absolutely."[94] Also problematic was Santorum's 2004 endorsement of his Republican Senate colleague Arlen Specter over conservative Congressman Pat Toomey in the 2004 primary for Pennsylvania's other senate seat. Many socially and fiscally conservative Republicans considered the Specter endorsement to be a betrayal of their cause." - Wiki
"Democrats gained 30 House and six Senate seats, taking control of both chambers of Congress amid a series of scandals involving GOP lawmakers and weariness with the Bush administration and the Iraq war...
..."Rick was their No. 1 target that entire cycle," said Dan Ronayne, who worked for the National Republican Senatorial Committee that year. "The first Democratic attacks came about a week after the 2004 election."
Democrats scored a coup by recruiting Mr. Casey to run. Mr. Casey was the son of a popular former governor with anti-abortion and anti-gun-control credentials, neutralizing two potential Santorum advantages."
You think Obama would take ID, UT, WY, ND? Richard Nixon lost his race to be Governor of CA in 1962 and won that state's presidential vote in 1968.
You think Obama would take ID, UT, WY, ND? Richard Nixon lost his race to be Governor of CA in 1962 and won that state's presidential vote in 1968.
You think Obama would take ID, UT, WY, ND? Richard Nixon lost his race to be Governor of CA in 1962 and won that state's presidential vote in 1968.
You think Obama would take ID, UT, WY, ND? Richard Nixon lost his race to be Governor of CA in 1962 and won that state's presidential vote in 1968.
That doesn't explain the loss in the general. Those conservatives who disliked his support of Specter would not have jumped to a democrat for that reason alone.
Gregory's parents picked the correct first name for him.
Whenever these news readers play race and sex bait gottcha with Republicans, the Repulbicans should respond with how surpising it is to see the lack of diversity in their television news network in this day and age.
And tell some of these elderly 1 percenters like Ann Compton and Bob Schieffer to retire and let the network hire a couple of recent Ivy League journo grads with 200 grand in student debt.
Wouldn't you love to hear that comment?
"Those conservatives who disliked his support of Specter would not have jumped to a democrat..."
No...but did they fight for Rick? Did they talk with their neighbors about the Democrat Party & its record on abortion, regardless of what someone named Casey says? Did they point out what happens to gun rights when democrats take power? Did they volunteer for Rick, make phone calls and donate?
Or did he get their vote, and darn near nothing else?
What will Mitt get from conservatives in a general election? Do you think I'm going to man phone banks for him, or look for chances to talk about him with my neighbors?
Social conservatives, as William Safire said, should get to the back of the bus and let the adults drive - but those adults seem pretty good at driving us to defeat. I prefer Newt to Rick, but either one will face incredible attack from the media & from a campaign that runs on foreign donations with impunity. But I think conservatives WILL fight for either of those men.
Mitt? Hope he has a billion dollars minimum in his general election campaign chest. He'll need every dollar...
2. His leadership PAC disbursed just 18% of its funds to candidates, far less than any other leadership PAC.
3. Santorum's Leesburg mansion was bought using a mortgage from a private bank run by major campaign contributor. Santorum was not eligible for their program.
4. Pennsylvania tax payers shelled out $72,000 to pay for his kids "cyberschooling" from Virginia. The effected PA school district failed to get their money back.
5. Working with felon Tom DeLay, Santorum worked the senate side of the "K Street Project" to create and improve ties between GOP lawmakers and lobbyists. Twenty-three Santorum staffers became K Street lobbyists and when he was fired by PA voters, Santorum joined them.
6. When he was defeated, an internal memo at drug giant GlaxoSmithKline said his loss "created a big hole that we need to fill."
These things don't even start to scratch the surface. He needs to be vetted on his record and compared to the standard he tries to sell on the campaign trail. If that happens, I think there will be plenty of disappointment.
Thank God, you have save us from making a horrible mistake Mariner, unless of course you are full of it, as I suspect you are.
Maybe we should listen to Sarah's admonition, yesterday, to not do the Lamestream Media's job for them.
With the exception of Newt fighting back on these ridiculous questions - our guys just smile good naturedly and refute it. The question is posed not to get an answer from the candidate but to set the meme and stereotype of Republicans. Until the candidates fiercely and consistently refute the question and questioner, we will always be playing catch up.
First couple minutes: NPR host explaining that Charles Murray is a controversial guy with crazy ideas.
Next five minutes: Ivy League Liberal "expert" explaining that Charles Murray thinks funny, has nothing new to say, and is wrong about almost everything.
Next minute: NPR host agreeing with the Liberal.
Time for callers!
Caller #1: Inarticulate in the extreme, hinting that Charles Murray is wrong to call poor people immoral.
Caller #2: Woman from WV who points out that personally, she does not feel isolated, as Charles Murray claims her to be.
NPR Host: praises both callers for insightful comments.
Okay. We are now 10-15 minutes into the Charles Murray segment, and it's now time to hear from ... Charles Murray!
Murray: You people are mischaraterizing my book and --
NPR host: Wait a minute! Wait a minute! On the issue of poor people being immoral, how would you respond??
Murray: Well, I never said that, and --
NPR host: Our callers brought up good issues. I think you should respond to what they said.
Murray then manages about a 1 minute's worth of response.
NPR host: Let's take a call!
Caller #3: I think Mr. Murray is wrong to say that there is a genetic component here and that all rich people are genetically superior to poor people.
NPR host: Excellent point!! We will let Mr. Murray respond ... right after this commercial break.
My conclusion: The only way not to lose is to not play the game.
Good Lord! I think you're right in alot of cases but when our guys go on the Sunday shows - they really need to grow a pair and fight back hard putting the lib hosts back on their heels. When it's been done in the past they squirm as they are not used to being challenged.
Alright; now that right there was funny.
Mariner I live in PA Santorum lost cause the state had become toxic to republicans in 2006 George Bush had about a 30 percent approval rating in the state and his opponent just wrapped him around Santorum's neck on top of that fast Eddie was running for reelection on top of the ticket and because his campaign was in the bag by about April of that year Eddie spent alot of his time campaigning for Casey....Romney would have lost by a similar margin had he actually run for reelection in mass and Newt is Newt good luck finding soccer moms for Newt
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We are pleased to welcome the following leaders onto our board, and to help run our operations:
Awhimai Reynolds was elected as Treasurer at our AGM this month, along with Cath Lomax as a new board member. Both women were previously co-opted by the Board in September last year.
To demonstrate a commitment to young women's leadership, our board constitutionally must include at least 25% young women and two Maori wahine. We are pleased to note with you that we have met our policy, and also have room to co-opt other members during the year for additional skills.
During our AGM, we agreed collectively to concentrate on two key strategic initiatives in our plan – research and data analysis & and national brand development (1.1 and 1.2).
Vanisa Dhiru has been appointed at General Manager (Acting) for the next 9 months to assist developing these strategic initiatives at a national level. Vanisa has given many years of service to the YWCA of Greater Wellington, and understands our organisation well from her own early leadership journey with us.
Vanisa will act as our key contact for operational work for YWCA A/NZ, and is based in Wellington.
We are pleased to welcome Awhimai, Cath and Vanisa as YWCA leaders, and seek to keep you updated every few months with progress on our initiatives.
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We are sad to announce that Steph Fink has resigned from her role as General Manager of the YWCA AotearoaNZ for professional reasons.
The Board acknowledges her significant contribution and service to the YWCA movement in AotearoaNZ. In the last 5 years our organisation has faced challenges and undergone much change and Steph has provided stability to the organisation, and supported the Board in the setting the new strategic direction.
We really value and appreciate her calm, thoughtful, and supportive approach, and the commitment she has shown to progressing the YWCA's vision for young women in this country. We wish her all the very best for the future. Steph's last day with the YWCA will be the 4th of May.
For any queries in the meantime, you can contact either of us on the main YWCA contact details (telephone 04 384 8117 or email firstname.lastname@example.com), and of course you are welcome to email or phone us directly (details below).
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Young New Zealand woman Nive Sharat Chandran was recently elected as Vice President of the World YWCA Board. The elections were held at the World YWCA Council which meets every four years and this year was in Bangkok, Thailand.
At just 24, Ms Sharat Chandran has already held a variety of leadership roles and is currently Co-President of the YWCA of Aotearoa New Zealand.
"New Zealand needs women as decision-makers and leaders, particularly young women, in fact the world does, and I'm proud to represent Aotearoa on the world stage," says Ms Sharat Chandran.
"As an organisation we lead the way in developing the leaders of today and tomorrow by creating opportunities for young women to be leaders.
"I'm looking forward to the challenge of being part of the team leading social and economic change in over 120 countries worldwide, reaching 25 million women and girls.
"Being goal driven means that in twenty years time, I will be able, hand on heart know that I have given my all to the goal of 100 million young women and girls transforming power structures to create justice, gender equality and a world without violence and war.
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Thank you to those organisations that have already entered. Equal pay is definitely on the agenda at many New Zealand workplaces.
In response to feedback, we have extended the closing date of the inaugural YWCA Equal Pay Awards to Friday 20 June. Smaller to medium sized organisations have asked us for extra time to gather information.
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1st April 2014 – YWCA Auckland is once again shining the spotlight on equal pay, with the national inaugural YWCA Equal Pay Awards, recognising best practice amongst business leaders actively addressing equal pay within their organisations.
Research and statistics report the gender pay gap is still prevalent, with the New Zealand Income Survey (June 2013 quarter) reporting the median full-time hourly earnings for males was $23.67 and $22.34 for females. Therefore, if females were to earn as much as males, the female average income would need to increase by 13%.
More concerning are industry studies. The New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants surveyed its own sector to discover that male chartered accountants with five years' experience or less earn $3,605 more than their female counterparts, debunking the myth that pay gaps emerge when women start families, typically around 31 years old in New Zealand. This kind of evidence is common within other private sector industries.
The YWCA Equal Pay Awards will acknowledge those on the journey to address equal pay, with the YWCA Auckland inviting corporates and SMEs to share their stories of success, inspiring change for wider business.
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In 2012, YWCA Auckland and DDB NZ launched the award-winning, 'Demand Equal Pay' campaign, highlighting the fact that men then reportedly earned 10% more than women. The campaign cleverly captured what equal pay looked like in reverse by presenting scenarios where men were asked to pay 10% more for products and services.
The YWCA Equal Pay Awards, however, turns the issue on its head by seeking to recognise businesses who are taking a leadership role in this area.
"Equal pay is still a key focus for our organisation," says YWCA Auckland CEO Monica Briggs.
"In 2012 we were amazed how few people were aware there was a pay gap at all. Today, the gap is wider still and the social and economic impact of this cannot be ignored.
"While it's crucial for us to raise awareness through hard-hitting campaigns like 'Demand Equal Pay', it's also vital we work alongside the business community to recognise those organisations who are taking the issue seriously. Many corporates are already engaging the right measures to ensure the pay gap is at least reduced in the short term, with a long term view toward closing it altogether.
"Today, as we launch the YWCA Equal Pay Awards, we are inviting them to come forward and share their outstanding Human Resource, Corporate Social Responsibility and Diversity programmes agendas, so they can be acknowledged as thought leaders and trail blazers for equal pay.
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Skip to comments.Gas-belching volcanoes may have killed dinosaurs
Posted on 03/20/2008 1:49:58 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
LONDON (Reuters) - Gas-belching volcanoes may be to blame for a series of mass extinctions over the last 545 million years, including that of the dinosaurs, new evidence suggested on Thursday.
A series of eruptions that formed the Deccan Traps in what is now India pumped huge amounts of sulfur into the atmosphere 65 million years ago, with likely devastating repercussions for the Earth's climate, scientists said.
Gigantic eruptions, forming so-called "flood basalts," are one of two leading explanations for a series of mass extinctions that have killed off species periodically throughout history.
The other theory involves asteroid impacts -- generally considered the prime suspect in the case of the extinction of dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
There have been doubts about the killing power of volcanoes because, until now, researchers have struggled to measure just how much toxic gas would have been released.
But after finding rare inclusions of glass in the Deccan rock, a British-based team has found vital preserved information about its original gas content.
Writing in the journal Science, they concluded that the massive of amounts of both sulfur and chlorine released would probably have had a "severe" environmental impact.
"It certainly bolsters the case, though it doesn't prove it," Stephen Self, formerly of Britain's Open University and now senior volcanologist with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said in an interview.
"There have been several major mass extinctions and most of those have, uncannily, occurred while one of these huge flood basalt provinces was being formed."
The volcanoes may have spewed 10 times as much sulfur into the atmosphere every year as humans have done recently by burning coal in power stations and through other industrial activities.
The result would have been widespread acid rain and aerosols of sulfuric acid in atmosphere, cooling the surface of the Earth and upsetting normal patterns of circulation.
A photo of 500-meter-high stack of Deccan lava flows in the
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How about astroid strikes that caused massive volcanic activity?
Frankly, I think that they all started to believe that they were giving off too much methane, creating global warming, and decided to commit mass suicide to save the planet.
I would think that would be a very good possibility... depending where it hit..
Doesn't really matter.
Every stage of development of the Earth, from the oxygenation by algae, the era of the conifers, the era of the dinosaurs, etc,
all were for the _purpose_ of making a habital planet for human beings to thrive on and to discover the wonders of God's universe from.
It is interesting to see how these things unfolded, though.
What's next global flatulation
Where can I buy flood basalt insurance?
—— Mr. "T" Rex
This is exactly why people should be ticketed for flatulence— it's just too dangerous.
India was once an island. Would the volcanic activity have coincided with the landmass colliding with Asia?
I've got a better solution. Make countries that have volcanos buy carbon credits from algore's company.
"Aye aye yi! Belchos giganticos!" Tyrannosaurus Mex
'Meteors, volcanoes and floods. Oh, my.'
I'd say, "sure" but, I'm not THAT old.
Or it was just blind luck. LOL!
You paint a lovely picture.
I don't know in that instance how much of a penetration into the crust much less the outer or inner mantle occurred,, but it would sure seem like stuff would come popping up and out of that general vicinity.
Thanks NormsRevenge! I think there was a recent topic about this, but this bogus explanation goes back at least as far as Dewey M., when Luis Alvarez was still around.
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The Yucatan impact was 112 miles wide and 3000 ft. deep but, that event happened 330,000 yrs before the extinction of the Dinos. It's likely a later impact effected their extinction according to National Geographic. I'm still going with the multiple cause theory.
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If the gas belching dinosaurs don't get you, the volcanos will.
Some scientists contend that a supervolcano was about to explode, but it was plugged up just in the nick of time by an incoming asteroid.
It's been proposed that big impacts cause volcanism on the OPPOSITE side of the earth through focusing of seismic energy there.
Very controversial though.
Shurlie you jest?
I think there was a recent topic about this.
Thanks! .. which is why I stuck it in chat and not
Breaking. 8-)
Well the Earth isn't solid. If you look at it as a ball full of liquid that you shoot with a bullet, the reaction might occur anywhere on it's surface due to it's irregularity.
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That killed the Dinosaurs
I was thinking the same thing. You would think that a sufficiently massive strike would cause shock waves through the mantle that would trigger earthquakes and eruptions
The timing isn't all that clear (yet) but I wouldn't be a bit surprised to find that an impact large enough to ring the planet like a bell could trigger massive vulcanism.
I suspect magma may be somewhat thixotropic and flow to the surface much more easily under immediate post impact conditions.
I also think an impact would jar out dissolved gases and 'pump' magma towards the surface. Compare to what you see in a sealed soda bottle when you smack it one!
Then there's the really bad part.
The ocean rushes in and tries to fill a 100 km wide white hot crater.
Now instead of passively radiating the excess heat out into space like a dry land strike would, the crater flashes untold cubic kilometers of salt water into steam. Not only does this pretty much steam clean the entire earth's surface, it also rains salt out onto everything, so most plants can't grow even if their seeds managed to survive all the above excitement.
And prosecute all those would seek them out or speak of them.
For the children, the children.
Yeah, just by accident...
Watch/Read "Privileged Planet" and read "Case for a Creator".
Super volcano!
Deccan traps!
Volcanoes right, left & center!
Comet collision!
Super-super nova radiation burst!
Space alien trophy hunters!
Earl Sinclair's tree-hating boss!
Should-ah, could-ah, would-ha! (Yes; it COULD-AH!)
Shusshusshusshusshucka-duck! (Gooey duck a day!)
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Should-ah, could-ah, would-ah; (Yes, you should-ah!)
Coulda, coulda, coulda... (Yes, I would-ah!)
Would-ah done the ROOT-ah-BEG-gah BOOGIE!
you can have the gooey duck
I'll just have the rutabaga
with a splash of comet dust
Thank You. ;-)
Maybe Suunk'll bring a fish to the beach party.
One cleaned gooey duck, stuffed with a topless, skinless rutabaga, and that stuffed into a large turbot, we could have a tubrutaduck.
lol.. The turkey will be pleased to hear that..
Uh-kay. ;')
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I believe 1/2 or more of the Yucatan crater was in water. (don't know the depth at that time)
I'm sure what ever happened then was *worse *case* or close to it.
Interesting how they discoved the crater.
I have no doubt God created the Earth and the universe.
Now we get to study how it all happened,as we should.
I think the *steam* would be pure water not, salty.
I could'a had a V-8! ......HEMI!!!!
Multiple causes?
I have just finished reading "Comet" by Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan, revised 1997. It contains lots of interesting info about the behavior and size of comets and past and future damage potential for earth. We may be entering a period of more than average activity. Comets even if they are just an airy "snowball" can be seriously disasterous if they are large enough. "The Cycle of Cosmic Catastrophes", Firestone, et al., 2006, hypothesizes a 300 mile diameter snowball crashing into what became Hudson Bay about 13,000 years ago, destroying the Clovis Indian culture, decimating the large mammal population, and precipitating the 1,000 years of cold called the Younger Dryas. This study also highlights the fact that these extraterrestrial bodies often come in groups as we saw with Shoemaker-Levy strikes on Jupiter recently.
The 34 mya Chesapeake Meteor event, with its 50 mile diameter crater, also coincided with the 60 mile diameter Popigai (sp?) crater in Siberia, the 9 mile Toms River (NJ) crater and a 10 mile crater in Spain.
Regarding the Permian extinction, this newly discovered crater at Antartica could also have occurred along with the better known Bedout crater near Australia. They both occurred enough opposite the Gigantic Siberian Trapps (4 or 5 times the volume of the Deccan) to have caused a reverberation effect through the earth.
It has also been hypothesized that there is a crater 4 or more times larger than the Yucatan crater called Shiva that was of the same time period. This crater appears to be on the West side of India, and if it exists could have been an immediate cause of the Deccan activity. For all we know a large boloid could have struck Siberia and been covered by the Siberian Trappes. Has anyone encountered any recent information about this controversial crater?
I just tried to pull up the web side listed in the Cosmic Catastrophes book. It is listed as www.cosmiccatastrophes.com, and it does NOT work.
I did find another listing referenced on the Googles page which does have interesting info: http://www.perigeezero.org/treatise/index.html
For those who are aware of the hypothesis that Lake Michigan was formed by two boloid strikes, they had a great underwater map. When I read the book it looked to me as if there could have been a smaller strike between the two larger ones, and lo and behold, there on the map is a third smaller depression between the two larger ones. I tried to transfer the map here, but that was beyond my computer skills. Someone else want to try?
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