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There's no mystery that Google is collaborating with Motorola on the so-called "X Phone" at least in part to weaken Samsung's hold on the Android ecosystem. And now Benedict Evans, a strategy consultant for Enders Analysis, points us to some charts showing why Google is so eager to contain Samsung: It seems that Samsung's Galaxy brand may be overtaking Google's Android brand in terms of consumer awareness. Using a Google Trends graph, Evans shows how the Galaxy brand has been rising steadily for years in tandem with the Android brand in terms of web search volume, and for the first time briefly eclipsed Android in worldwide searches this past December. That's obviously great news for Samsung but not such great news for Google, which has traditionally preferred that no one vendor dominate the sales of devices based its mobile operating system.
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SUNY Upstate kicks off Community Giving Campaign Sept. 23
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — SUNY Upstate Medical University, one of Central New York's largest employers, will kick off its annual United Way/State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA)—known as its Community Giving Campaign—Thursday, Sept. 23, at 9 a.m. in the Institute for Human Performance.
SUNY Upstate expects to raise more $430,000 this year for community organizations, projects or service agencies. Last year, SUNY Upstate giving reached record levels: 1,701 employees contributed $426,142 to community organizations, projects or service agencies, up from 1,373 employees raising $320,315. Contributions can be made through a variety of sources, including payroll deduction.
The campaign kick-off breakfast will include remarks from SUNY Upstate President Gregory L. Eastwood, M.D., and Sister Kathleen Osbelt of the Francis House, a home that offers people with terminal illnesses a place they can die with dignity.
SUNY Upstate is the top-giving state agency out of the 79 state agencies represented in Central New York. Of the 64 SUNY campuses, SUNY Upstate ranks second in giving to SUNY Buffalo.
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lot the PETA!! hmmm... aren't herbivores at the bottom of the food chain? isnt the PETA technically food for the animals they want to protect? these may be questions with no answer, or maybe salad fingers knows... are his fingers really salad? does he fear the PETA? if they are, he must be quite scared...
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In this week's blog post, I am sharing a blog post written by my friend and former Trinity classmate, Angelica Lara, '05. She wrote the post for the National Council of La Raza blog on her experience as a presenter at the 2015 Leadership Institute for Latino Literacy.
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The 70 full-time and 100 part-time and temporary employees at Rutland Plywood all lost jobs Aug. 21 when fire leveled the 84,000-square-foot plant in Rutland Town.
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Candy is Poison IvyLet's see:
- 1. They are both played by the same actress. I know it doesn't mean anything (every actor in the show had multiple roles), but it helps.
- 2. Once Candy appears, we never see Ivy again. This was probably done for practical reasons, such as not having to remove Candy make-up.
- 3. Earlier in the show, Ivy seems to get along really well with Sweet Tooth.
Joker isn't really deadHe's Just Hiding
- I mean they don't call it Joker Immunity for nothing. He probably faked his death to, I don't know, take a vacation did up the corpse of a random schmuck to look like him and get fished up by the pier. It's likely he hired Sweet Tooth to fill the void in the evil power vacuum.


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Gender: Male
Physical Description: Hako is unique in that he is a Charmander with a blue flame on his tail rather than a red one. He wears a small blue band on his left claw. Other than that, he looks like a normal Charmander.
History: Hako was born in a small group of Charmeleons and Charmanders that lived on Cinnibar Island. When he was born, he was shunned by everyone in the community except his parents for his unique blue flames rather than the normal red ones. He grew up in relative peace until Zigaram's mind control turned even his own parents against him, although Hako was not affected. He fled Cinnabar Island and is now the newest member of the rebels, trying to find a way to turn his parents back to normal.
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Totally modernised and beautifully decorated this house offers 2 spacious reception rooms ideal for entertaining family and friends, 3 good sized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms one being en-suite, and a lovely private West facing courtyard garden. Falstaff House will make an ideal home from home retreat being warm and cosy in the winter and bright and airy in the summer & having all the creature comforts required for a relaxed stay.
The owners have decorated Falstaff House to a very high standard, providing extremely comfortable and spacious accommodation. The well proportioned rooms have features reflecting the age of the property whilst at the same time being tastefully decorated with modern equipment and fittings. Features include solid oak flooring, moulded cornices to ceiling, ceiling roses, sash windows, stripped pine doors and an attractive use of Farrow & Ball colours. The house is within just minutes walking distance of all the shops, the station, the beach and the bustling Saturday Market in Deal.
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Living room with stripped oak flooring, open fireplace with attractive marble surround, large comfortable sofas and lovely furnishings make this an ideal place to enjoy and unwind with a roaring fire. There is a TV with Freeview and BT Sport and wifi available for guest use. The owners have also provided plenty of board games.
A spacious dining room with a large dining table with seating for 8 people.
An attractive pebble Shaker style kitchen with a range of cupboards and drawers, built in dishwasher and refrigerator, 4 burner gas hob and built in electric oven under and a microwave. The kitchen is extremely well equipped for all catering purposes and not forgetting the younger guests with their own plastic plates etc.
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Master bedroom suite featuring hanging bay window with fitted window seat giving attractive views of the High Street and Alfred Square, attractive cast iron fireplace with marble surround. There is a large super-king sized sleigh bed and a wardrobe providing plenty of hanging space. En-suite shower room which is a fabulous room with tiled floor, contemporary glass shower cubicle with drench shower, pedestal wash basin, close coupled WC.
A pretty double bedroom with a 5" bed at the back of the house, wardrobe and bedside tables.
A third bedroom with large, comfortable twin beds with wardrobe situated at the back of the house.
Family bathroom with tongue and groove panelling on the walls, free standing cast iron ball and claw bath, wash basin and close coupled wc.
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Golf, cycling, castles, sightseeing, birdwatching, walking, swimming, tennis, shopping, good restaurants and bars, festivals, wonderful sandy bays nearby, cinema, theatre, Canterbury Cathedral
Deal has played an important historical role in the past having, not one, but three castles built by Henry VIII, namely Deal, one of the finest Tudor artillery castles in England, Walmer, a favourite retreat for the late Queen Mother and Sandown. The first two, now owned by English Heritage, you can visit but for Sandown only a few stones remain. Henry VIII built these Castles as part of an elaborate chain of coastal forts to defend against potential invasion from the Continent in the 1500's and they were then called into action again during the Napoleonic war. Prior to that Deal was a member of the Confederation of Cinque Ports along with other important Ports at the time such as Sandwich, Hythe, New Romney and Hastings.
For the historians Deal is mentioned in the Doomsday book, but evidence suggests its history goes back much further. Julius Caesar is said to have landed on the Deal- Walmer coast in 55 and 54 BC.
There is something for everyone in Deal, fantastic independent shops, a Farmers market on a Thursday and a very popular main market every Saturday, delicatessens, pubs, restaurants and cafes. There is a long Pier, very popular with anglers, and the beach is perfect for soaking up the coastal scenery and gazing out to France and the infamous Goodwin Sands. Deal is a genuine Georgian town with winding streets inviting you to explore them and their fascinating history combined with a lovely promenade which extends from Kingsdown to Sandwich as part of the Saxon Shore Way.
Other things to do in Deal include the Time Ball Tower Museum, which is a Semaphore Tower and was used to pass messages along the East Coast to warn of smugglers. This museum contains many curious items and is well worth a visit. Many houses along the seafront and in the Conservation area still have evidence of secret hideaways where the smugglers used to stash their contraband. The Deal Maritime and Local History Museum in St. George's Street is also very interesting as it tells the full and fascinating historical story of this seaside town. The Deal Memorial Bandstand is a remembrance of the bombing of Deals Royal Marine School in the 1980's. The bandstand is still in use and there are free concerts from May to September on Sunday afternoons, a perfect way to finish a weekend.
For sandy beaches Sandwich Bay and Broadstairs are a short drive away. There are two fantastic zoos' to keep the children amused, Howletts and Port Lympne, both part of the Aspinall Foundation, plus a number of other excellent family days out at Deal, Walmer and Dover Castle as well as The Canterbury Tales, Canterbury Cathedral, Wingham Wildlife Park. If you are looking to go a little further afield you can now be in London with the high speed rail link in just over an hour from Dover or explore Dickens' World or the historic Chatham dockyard on the Medway, both within an hour's drive.
For garden enthusiasts there are a number of places well worth a visit such as Walmer Castle, Goodnestone Park and The Salutation in Sandwich.
It is golfers paradise in this area with the Championship course of Royal St Georges at Sandwich, Royal Cinque Ports at Deal and Princes at Sandwich Bay. Other sporting activities include water sports and fishing. For bird lovers, there is a wonderful Bird Sanctuary in Sandwich Bay. For more information see our "things to do" section.
If you feel like a day trip to France, then taking a ferry from Dover or the Channel Tunnel at Folkestone couldn't be easier, just don't forget your passport!
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Sergio Martinez Says Monzon Comments Misunderstood
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WBC middleweight champion Sergio Martinez said some recent comments which he gave in an interview, regarding the legendary Carlos Monzon, were misunderstood and taken out of context. Monzon held the middleweight crown for 7 years and defended it 14 times. He passed away in 1995. Most regard him as the greatest fighter to come out of Argentina.
"When I was asked if I would have beaten Monzon, I replied that I always fight to win against anyone who is in front of me, and [to beat me the opponent would have] to kill me and put me in a wooden crate. It doesn't matter if the opponent was Superman, the Incredible Hulk, King Kong, [Mike] Tyson or Monzon. I was going to try to win. Monzon was my idol, I had a poster of him in my room," Martinez stated.
So what if Sergio did disrespect Monzon? He was a woman beating murderer and no one should forget that. But I must admit that I may be a bit biased and may still hold a grudge. Because Carlos did beat…Comment by #1 Puerto Rovk on 12-26-2012
What's he supposed to say??? He have lost to the guy??? Come on man, let's be serious here.Comment by twosweethooks on 12-26-2012
I wish that shickenmanJR would take the challenge from Sergio !! Sergio said something like he would break yer bones shicken , why won't you take up that challenge ????? You took up JMM the wee little man at the…Comment by mightyfighter on 12-26-2012
I very much doubt he was trying to disrespect Monzon in any way. Besides, what's he suppose to say? "I'm good, but Monzon will beat me easily"???Comment by Suavecito80 on 12-26-2012
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My parents are snowbirds (when the snow flies, so do they) so they often read this column after it has run. They've recently returned to their Brookfield nest, and my mom wasted no time influencing this month's recommendations. After finishing Susan Elia MacNeal's "His Majesty's Hope" (Bantam, $15), the third in an engrossing WWII series, my mom said, "You need to recommend this and the author needs to write faster."
Maggie Hope, the series hero, has dreamed of becoming a spy ever since she was a "typist to Prime Minister Winston Churchill" and then a "maths tutor to the Princess Elizabeth" at Windsor. As the Nazis tighten their grip across Europe, Maggie gets her chance. Thanks to her secret training (including lessons from a "Glaswegian safecracker"), her keen intelligence with codes, and her "big stones" (as the Brits say), Maggie is recruited to an elite group of spies to infiltrate the offices of the Nazi hierarchy. »Read Full Article
Hue Vietnamese Restaurant will open a second place, in Wauwatosa
The owners of Hue Vietnamese Restaurant in Bay View announced Tuesday that they'll open a second restaurant, at 6519 W. North Ave. in Wauwatosa, in late spring. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
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American Players Theatre will stage 'Romeo and Juliet,' 'Much Ado About Nothing' in 2014
American Players Theatre will perform two of Shakespeare's most popular plays, "Much Ado About Nothing" and "Romeo and Juliet," during its 2014 season in Spring Green.
The outdoor Up-the-Hill Theatre lineup will include Chekhov's 'The Seagull," Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" and George Bernard Shaw's "The Doctor's Dilemma." »Read Full Article
Say it ain't so: Jonas Brothers announce breakup
New York — The Jonas Brothers are disbanding.
Nick, Joe and Kevin announced Tuesday they're ending their highly successful run. The news comes after the brothers abruptly canceled their tour over creative differences earlier this month. »Read Full Article(4)
Thomas Cahill speaking event moved to Boswell Books
A Nov. 7 appearance by popular author Thomas Cahill has been moved from Marquette University to Boswell Book Company, 2559 N. Downer Ave., according to the bookstore.
Also, it's now a free, public event. The Cahill appearance had been scheduled as a ticketed event at Marquette. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: 'Ghost Brothers of Darkland County' at the Riverside Theater
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For the past 25 years, the Lowcountry Open Land Trust has been protecting land that is significant ecologically, agriculturally and historically.
And every one of the 83,332 acres that it has in voluntary conservation easements, while privately owned, benefits people across the Lowcountry, landowners or not.
If you like the fresh air, if you eat local produce, if you appreciate a sweeping river view or a flashy red-cockaded woodpecker, or if you value our coastal heritage, you are indebted to some extent to the Land Trust.
As Executive Director Elizabeth Hagood says in a column on today's Commentary page, the forests, farmland, open spaces, wildlife habitat and wetlands filter natural water sources, nurture trees and crops, harbor wildlife, represent our history and culture and restore our spirits.
Additionally, the area's natural beauty is part of the mystique that draws people to visit, live and work here.
The Land Trust was founded in 1986 after News and Courier columnist John Burbage wrote about the value of land trusts and then Charleston Mayor Joe Riley supported the idea of establishing an organization that does for land what preservation organizations do for architecture. The Trust has done just that by offering landowners a legal tool that provides them tax benefits in exchange for putting permanent restrictions on the uses of the property.
Johnny Ohlandt is one of those landowners. After he donated an easement for Black Island, he explained, "I have the satisfaction of knowing that it will remain in the pristine condition it was when I assumed ownership of it."
The Land Trust protected tracts number 257 and range from one acre to more than 12,000 acres.
Last year, LOLT protected 840 acres in the vicinity of the Four Holes Swamp, one of the East Coast's largest wetland reserves.
It has added more than 34,000 protected acres to the 350,000-acre ACE Basin between Charleston and Beaufort. The area is home to numerous threatened species, including the bald eagle, the red-cockaded woodpecker and the wood stork.
In 1989, LOLT helped start a conservation movement on Wadmalaw with an easement on High Point. Today more than 25 percent of the island is protected by easements.
The Lowcountry Open Land Trust protects over 700 acres of historic rice fields and adjacent uplands along the Waccamaw and Great Pee Dee rivers, eight plantation properties (3,100 acres) on the east branch of the Cooper River, and almost 100 acres on Sullivan's Island that accreted following Hurricane Hugo.
LOLT holds one of the Southeast's largest easements, Brosnan Forest's 12,488 acres, and helped protect the Ashley River Historic District when threatened by developers.
The Lowcountry Open Land Trust's 25th anniversary is worthy of celebration by the entire Lowcountry.
But its fine work isn't finished. As long as the natural environment continues to be threatened by over development, the Land Trust will have important work to do.


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The Phantom Chronicles: New Tales of the Ghost Who Walks!by Craig Shaw Gardner Clay Griffith Trina Robbins Nancy Kilpatrick Len Kody David Michelinie Will Murray Mike Oliveri Martin A. Powell Ed Rhoades Dan Wickline Jim Alexander David Bishop Martin Powell Mike Bullock Ron Fortier Steven Grant Susan Griffith C. J. Henderson
Nearly five centuries ago, pirates took the life of merchant ship captain Christopher Standish. In the heat of the battle aboard the ship, Standish's son was knocked overboard to wash ashore on a remote beach. After stumbling upon the body of his father's killer, young Standish swore an oath on the murderer's skull to devote his life, and the lives of his sons and their sons, to the destruction of piracy, greed, cruelty and injustice. To the outside world, this man, seemingly immortal, has always worn the mask. As the legend grew, it transcended the life of any one mortal. And that legend became The Phantom!
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Hair bows can often be cleaned using a little bit of care to keep them looking like new. This is a guide about cleaning hair bows.
My daughter wears bows in her hair and they are always getting dirty. Instead of spending $5-$10 to replace the dirty bows, I used a small brush and Dawn dishwashing liquid and scrubbed the bows clean. I placed them in a window that gets lots of sun so they will dry quickly and will be ready to wear in no time. They look brand new! I figured I saved at least $35 or more and the bows look brand new.
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Solutions for Chapter 10
Externalities are the external costs or the external benefits that fall on the bystanders. In the presence of externalities the social surplus, which is the consumers' surplus plus producers' surplus plus everyone else's surplus, does not get maximized by market equilibrium. Thus, in presence of externality prices send a wrong signal.
The Coase Theorem states that if transaction costs are low and property rights are clearly defined, private bargain will ensure that the market equilibrium is efficient even when there is externality.
Before Coase theorem economists argued that people should be responsible for the damage they do. But Coase theorem proves this wrong. Let us take the example of flu shots. People who got the flu shots create external benefit as the number of people who becomes immune to flu is more than one. On the other hand, if a person does not get a flu shot he creates external costs as flu can be contagious and can make other people sick too. Now, if the person with flu causes external cost he should pay for his deed by paying other person he can contaminate with his flu. But, there could be many people and paying them all will be difficult. The same problem arises for the person with flu shot. As other people should pay him because he creates an external benefit. This is the problem of higher transaction cost. The economic efficiency is lost here.
Economist Coase thus summarize that paying for external cost or benefit cannot solve for the economic inefficiency and summarize that if transaction costs are low and property rights are clearly defined, private bargain will ensure that the market equilibrium is efficient even when there is externality. Only then the person responsible for the damage will pay a social cost that will generate a more efficient allocation without any government intervention.


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Ben Affleck may join Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire in 'The Great Gatsby'
Ben Affleck is in talks to co-star in Warner Bros.' upcoming 3D adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby," reports Deadline.com.
Affleck is circling the role of Tom Buchanan. He would be joining Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire and Carey Mulligan in the tragic tale of love and loss among the wealthy in post-WWI Long Island.
Baz Luhrmann ("Moulin Rouge!," "William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet") is directing. He also wrote the script with Craig Pearce.
Luhrmann, Catherine Martin and Catherine Knapman are producing the film with Doug Wick and Lucy Fisher.
Affleck co-starred in and directed last year's "The Town," and he's currently prepping his next directorial project, "Argo," about the 1979 Iran hostage crisis. He'll soon be seen in Terrence Malick's untitled follow-up to "The Tree of Life" alongside Rachel McAdams and Javier Bardem.
Hollywood last tackled the Fitzgerald novel in 1974, with Robert Redford, Sam Waterston, Bruce Dern, Mia Farrow and Karen Black starring.


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At least 28 Burma army soldiers were killed last week in Kachin state, according to an official with the armed wing of the Kachin Independence Organization (KIO), which has been engaged in a 14-month long conflict against the central government.
On August 8, 20 Burma army personnel were killed and at least as many injured when a large mine exploded on a road in Gangdau Yang village located on the Myitkyina to Bhamo (Manmaw) route in south eastern Kachin state, according to the official, an officer from the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) who spoke on condition of anonymity.
According to eyewitnesses, several military trucks loaded with both wounded and deceased soldiers were sent to Waingmaw (Waimaw) shortly after the explosion.
The fallen troops were part of an army column of more than 100 military personnel headed to Hpalap Bum, the headquarters of the KIA's local mobile battalions, the KIA officer said.
On August 11, 8 other Burmese soldiers and 5 KIA soldiers were killed following fighting at Saga Pa in the Sadung region of Waingmaw township, according to the KIA officer.
From the beginning of this month Burma's military has sent large numbers of reinforcements to Dawhpumyang, over 10 miles southwest of Laiza, according to KIA officers monitoring the situation.
The army has also sent more reinforcements to KIA controlled areas in the Sadung region of Kachin state, similar army reinforcements have also been sent to KIA territory in Northern Shan state.
While Burma's chief government negotiator Railway Minister Aung Min is supposed to sit down with his counterparts from the KIO for talks again this month, these talks have yet to take place. The reported cause in the delay is over a disagreement about the location for the next meeting.
- 300 Burma Army Soldiers Enter China Disguised as Civilians (News) 19 Sep 2016
- Burma Army Stops WFP Rice from Reaching Kachin IDP Camp (News) 17 Sep 2016
- Burma Army Seizes Medicines Meant for IDPs (News) 3 Sep 2016
- KIO Joins Conference Under UNFC Delegation (News) 30 Aug 2016
- Burma Army Launches New Attacks Before Conference (News) 29 Aug 2016


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About Us
Divisions & Programs
J.D. Strong, Executive Director
J.D. Strong was named Executive Director of the Oklahoma Water Resources Board in October 2010. He previously served as Oklahomas Secretary of Environment, where he coordinated activities of the Environmental Cabinet, including the Department of Environmental Quality, Water Resources Board, and Department of Wildlife Conservation.
Under Strong's leadership, the OWRB updated the Oklahoma Comprehensive Water Plan, a 50-year water supply assessment and policy strategy to meet Oklahoma's future water needs. Strong oversees administration of Oklahomas AAA-rated $3 billion Financial Assistance Program, which assists more than two-thirds of Oklahoma communities and rural water districts in financing water infrastructure projects. Other significant programs under Strongs direction include the administration of approximately 13,000 water rights permits allocating 6 million acre-feet of water and programs focused on hydrologic studies, licensure of water well drillers, floodplain management, dam safety, and a water quality management, which includes establishment of Oklahoma's water quality standards and statewide monitoring of lakes, streams, and groundwater.
Strong represents Oklahoma on the Western States Water Council and serves as Secretary-Treasurer. Strong serves as Oklahomas Commissioner on four Congressionally-approved interstate water Compact Commissions.
A fifth generation Oklahoman, Strong grew up in Weatherford and earned a bachelors degree from Oklahoma State University. While finishing his degree at OSU, Strong began his career at the OWRB working as an environmental specialist.
Legal Services
Rob Singletary, General Counsel
The OWRB legal team provides counsel to the board, executive director, and agency staff on legal matters.
Administrative Services
Cleve Pierce, Division Chief
OWRB Administration provides support to the agency through Public Information, Financial Management, and Human Resources.
Public Information
Public Information staff respond to information requests from the public and State Legislature; promote and support agency programs by developing various publications, such as the Oklahoma Comprehensive Water Plan update and the agency's quarterly newsletter; coordinate the annual Governor's Water Conference and numerous other agency activities and events; and develop and maintain the agency's website.
Financial Management
Financial Management staff are responsible for the agency's accounting, inventory, payroll, purchasing, and budget preparations.
Human Resources
The Human Resources office coordinates employee recruitment, training, benefits, and other personnel-related services and special projects for the agency.
Financial Assistance Division
Joe Freeman, Division Chief
In answer to the growing need for infrastructure improvements in Oklahoma, the Board's Financial Assistance Division administers a successful, long-standing loan and emergency grant program to fund the construction or rehabilitation of community water and wastewater projects. This program is backed by the Statewide Water Development Revolving Fund, capitalized by the State Legislature in 1979. The Revolving Fund is the key reason why the Board's loan programs can offer such extremely competitive interest rates and convenient payback terms.
Planning & Management Division
Julie Cunningham, Division Chief
The Planning and Management Division administers permitting programs for use of the state's surface waters and groundwaters and cooperates with various agencies and organizations in technical studies to determine the amount of water available in Oklahoma's stream and groundwater basins.
Water Use Permitting
Appropriation of stream and groundwaters in Oklahoma, overseen by the OWRB's Permitting Section, is the foundation of the state's water management activities. Each year, permitting staff help fulfill the individual water needs of Oklahomans through the processing of hundreds of water use permit applications, which are considered for approval by the nine-member Water Board or Executive Director (in the case of 90-day provisional temporary and "limited quantity" permits). Staff administer and maintain approximately 12,000 stream and groundwater use permits on file at the agency and provide annual reports of water use.
Technical Studies
As demands for state waters approach supplies available in individual stream systems and groundwater basins, it becomes increasingly important to accurately determine amounts of water available for appropriation to current and future users. Fulfilling this requirement, staff of the Board's Technical Section routinely conduct and update studies of the state's 49 stream systems and 71 groundwater basins. Results from studies of these defined hydrologic units dictate the amounts of water that may be reasonably withdrawn while generally reserving supplies for future use. Technical staff also cooperate on a variety of water resource studies and monitoring programs in cooperation with federal and other state agencies, organizations and local governments. The section also licenses pump installers and drillers of water, geothermal, observation and monitoring wells in Oklahoma.
The OWRB is the state agency specifically authorized to plan for and encourage the use of water resources in a manner that will best serve the many needs of the people of Oklahoma. This is currently being accomplished through implementation of Oklahoma Comprehensive Water Plan recommendations. The agency routinely participates in cooperative planning studies with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Bureau of Reclamation, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and U.S. Geological Survey.
Hazard Mitigation
The Planning Section also coordinates state floodplain management and flood hazard mitigation activities, administers a state dam safety program, and coordinates the well driller and pump installer licensing program.
Water Quality Programs Division
Derek Smithee, Division Chief
The Water Quality Division develops and maintains Oklahoma's Water Quality Standards and routinely collects physical, chemical and biological data to support the document. The Division directs Oklahoma's Beneficial Use Monitoring Program (BUMP) to document beneficial use impairments, identify impairment sources (if possible) detect water quality trends, provide needed information for the Water Quality Standards and facilitate the prioritization of pollution control activities.
Water Quality Standards
Oklahoma's Water Quality Standards, maintained and updated at least every three years by staff in the Standards Section, serve to enhance the quality of state waters, protect their beneficial uses (assigned activities that a surface water may be reasonably used for), and aid in the prevention, control and abatement of water pollution.
Standards Section staff conduct research to support new and revised criteria considered during the Standards rules revision process or expansion of the document, such as development of groundwater quality standards.
Monitoring & Assessment
Monitoring Section staff direct Oklahoma's Beneficial Use Monitoring Program. BUMP, created in 1998, is the state's first truly comprehensive water quality monitoring effort. Data provided by the program plays an essential role in the state's water quality management decision-making process by helping to identify waters experiencing impairments as well as the cause of declining water quality. The BUMP is also invaluable to the development and refinement of Oklahoma's Water Quality Standards. Beneficial uses, the backbone of the Water Quality Standards, are assigned to individual lakes, streams, and stream segments based upon the primary benefits derived from those waters by the public. Each year, staff publish a report that discloses detailed physical, chemical, and biological information from 155 lakes and streams collected at approximately 600 sites throughout Oklahoma.
Lakes & Special Studies
Staff of the OWRB's Lakes and Special Studies Section seek to evaluate, restore and maintain the recreational benefits of Oklahoma's publicly owned lakes (primarily municipal and major water supply lakes). Funded through a combination of federal, state and local sources, this vital activity consists of two distinct steps: problem identification and restoration.
Data obtained through the OWRB's Beneficial Use Monitoring Program help staff determine the baseline water quality conditions, and subsequent health status, of Oklahoma's significant public lakes. In turn, staff assess the need for intensive investigations on impaired or impacted water bodies and recommend remedial measures, where required.
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The park is a non-profit funded solely by donations from dog-owners like you.
EVERY DOLLAR MAKES A DIFFERENCEMake a tax-deductible Donation
This year's Howl-O-Ween party was a howling success! We raised over $500 and celebrated the Park's 7th anniversary. Lots of pups got into the spirit this year during our doggy costume contest. A special thanks goes out to all of the local businesses who donated to the event including: The Pig, Vinoteca, BakeHouse, City Paws, Nellie's, Avenue Jacks, Wagtime, Brand Dave, Trader Joe's, National Geographic Museum, Chaplin's, Anytime K9, Veranda, & Petco Unleashed.
Photos by The Usual Shibas, Clarissa Villondo, Armando Gallardo, featured in Brightest Young Things article. Click here to view the full article on BYT (with tons of photos)!
Continue reading below to see all of the costume contest winners.
Thanks to all of you who have contributed to our fix the fence campaign thus far! We're excited to update everyone on our current progress as of October 22. We're halfway there! Remember, every donation made to the park will go directly to fixing our fences and gates until we've reached the amount required for the project (approx. $3,000). If you haven't donated yet and would like to help support your park, please click here to make a secure, tax-deductible donation now.
There's been a lot of recent buzz about our upcoming Howl-O-Ween celebration, and we couldn't be more excited that the festivities are now just a couple days away! As if the image of a park full of costumed dogs isn't enough to get you out this Saturday, we'll also have an amazing assortment of drool-worthy raffle items up for grabs. Items have been graciously donated by area supporters including The Pig, Vinoteca, BakeHouse, City Paws, Nellie's, Avenue Jacks, Wagtime, Brand Dave, Trader Joe's, National Geographic Museum, Chaplin's, Anytime K9, Verandah, & more!! Don't miss out on the most fun event of the year at SDP!
Howl-O-Ween – Saturday, Oct. 24th from 11am-1pm
Fix the Fence
The Shaw Dog Park Association, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, needs to raise $3,000 to repair the fence and entrance gates that keep the park secure for the pups to run off-leash.
Help by making a secure, tax-deductible donation here!
Shaw Dog Park Turns Six
Shaw Dog Park celebrates its sixth anniversary on Saturday, November 15, from 11:00a.m. to 1:00p.m.
Come join the fun and show your support DC's first official public dog park!
Howl-o-ween at Shaw Dog Park
Join us for a not-so-spooky celebration and costume contest. We'll be joined by local celebrity judges as your pups compete for: Best Small Dog Costume, Best Big Dog Costume, and best Couple Costume (human/dog).
Judging will take place at approximately
11:30a.m. NOON
October 25 – start working on your costume now!
Lost Dog – Georgia
If seen call IMMEDIATELY: (202) 379-6535 or (703) 507-7166.
To help look for her, call (703) 507-7166 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Independent Music Reviews / Re: My review of "Live In Tucson - Pinnacle Moments" CD by Steve Roach« on: May 09, 2016, 12:44:28 PM »
I like this album too well worth a listen.
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I have chosen, for now, not to use any quantizer or chord generators...I dont want anything to constrict possibilities within the system and predetermine structures would I feel lead me back to the black and white keyboard and I prefer to use my ear to tune VCO's. I have nothing against the keyboard I just want to explore other scenarios that have more accidents
This is what led me to explore fractal and algorithmic music in the 90s. I wanted to rely more on my ears and less on the physical limitations of my fingers to find interesting "seeds" from raw sonic material to develop further into a composition. There is also a spirit of discovery in this approach (and in yours) that makes it more fun to create music.
Steve Roach - Atmospheric Conditions, New Life Dreaming, Body Electric w/Vir Unis FLAC
All great albums of course. Picked up during the Bandcamp sale, pretty much blew my entire music budget for a little while on a lot of Steve Roach albums. Atmospheric Conditions is my favorite of the three. New Life Dreaming is very pretty and I think it fits well as a successor album to Dreamtime Return. Body Electric borders on ambient techno, maybe quite as good as the amazing Blood Machine w/Vir Unis but still great.
Michael Hoenig - Departure from the Northern Wasteland - Google Play Stream
Still getting comfortable with the idea of streaming but it's great for checking out older titles I know nothing about. This is a really good album of sequencer electronics, adding to the "to buy list".
Steve Roach - World's Edge and Dreamtime Return CDs
Not much to say here I guess. When I first heard Dreamtime several years ago I didn't like it at all. My opinion has totally changed at this point. Of these two I prefer World's Edge, mainly because it's darker and mixes in some of the deep space ambient with the "tribal" stuff.


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This page contains Cheats for Garfield's Defense 2: The Food Invaders Strike Back organized by sections for Android. This game has "Action" as genre, made by Web Prancer, released on Dec 18, 2012. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Academy Teaching Faculty
Read more about the Academy of Northern Ballet directors, teachers and pianists.
David Nixon, OBE
Artistic Director
David Nixon has been Artistic Director of Northern Ballet since 2001. David trained as a dancer, first in his home town of Chatham, Ontario and then at the National Ballet School of Canada where his... read more
Yoko Ichino
Ballet Mistress & Academy Associate Director
Born in Los Angeles, Yoko studied with renowned ballerina Mia Slavenska and began her professional career in 1972 when she joined Joffrey Ballet II as an Apprentice. What followed was a career that... read more
Cara O'Shea
Head of Lower Level Pre-Professional Programme
Cara trained with London Junior Ballet where she won a competitive scholarship in her graduation year, and was a Cecchetti Scholar for four years, winning the senior division at the Cecchetti Mabel... read more
Georgina May
Classical Ballet Teacher & Pilates
Georgina joined the Company as a dancer in 2002 and retired in June 2012. During her time with the Company she created roles such as Aurora in A Sleeping Beauty Tale and Ophelia in Hamlet. Since... read more
Viki Westall
Classical Ballet Teacher
Viki was lucky enough to have Margaret Rawlinson, an early member of the Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet, as her first teacher, and was thrilled to be accepted by the Royal Ballet School at the age of 11... read more
Annemarie Donoghue
Academy & Graduate Programme Manager
Teaches Mini Movers, Creative Movement and Over 55s Annemarie trained in classical ballet from a very young age and from the age of 13-18 she attended Intake High School where she trained in... read more
Christopher Hinton-Lewis
Guest Ballet Master, Classical Ballet Teacher
Christopher Hinton-Lewis was born in Wolverhampton and trained at the English National Ballet School. He joined the Company as a dancer in 1999 and was promoted to Premier Dancer in 2008. Throughout... read more
Jane Tucker
Classical Ballet Teacher
Born in West Yorkshire, Jane undertook her early training with the Northern Dance Centre and completed it at Central School of Ballet and Northern Ballet School where she performed and toured with... read more
Fiona Beale
Classical Ballet Teacher
Fiona was born in Solihull where she started dancing, later she moved to Southampton and attended the Parkewood School of Dance. After this Fiona spent a year at the West Street Studios before... read more
Elizabeth Rae
Classical Ballet Teacher
Dip R.B.S (TTC) ARAD, AISTD (NDB), IBF, CSF Elizabeth started training with Margaret Jaffé at The Northern Dance Centre (formally Braybrooks Academy) in West Yorkshire UK, before winning a... read more
Jessica Mais
Classical Ballet Teacher
Born in Harrogate, Jessica started Dance training age four at a local Dance school and with Central School of Ballet. She then graduated from the Royal Academy of Dance in 2010 with a First Class... read more
Tony Louis
Contemporary Teacher
Tony started dancing with the Harehills Youth Dance Theatre and went on to dance with the National Youth Dance Theatre. He trained at the London School of Contemporary Dance and the Northern... read more
Ewan Gilford
Company Pianist
Ewan joined Northern Ballet in 2015 as a pianist with the professional Company, where he still plays along side his Academy duties. He also acted as Musical Director for Tortoise & the Hare... read more
David Plumpton
Academy Pianist
Born in North Yorkshire, David is widely regarded as one of the foremost dance accompanists in the UK. In a career spanning over 25 years, he has worked with some of the finest and most respected... read more
Gerard Power
Academy Pianist
Gerard Power has over ten years experience as a piano accompanist for ballet. For some of that period, he has worked with Northern Ballet in various capacities including as a touring company pianist... read more
Siobhan Camkin
Classical Ballet Teacher
Born in Sydney, Australia Siobhan trained at The West Australian School of Dance and Tanya Pearson Classical Coaching Academy before moving to the UK for the Academy of Northern Ballet's Graduate... read more
Emma Rodriguez-Saona
Open Programme Manager & Student Support Coordinator
Emma has worked with the Academy since 2011. Emma manages the Open Programme and the Academy Student Support Team which oversees the welfare of all students at the Academy. Emma is also a Northern... read more
Yasmin Delves
Centre of Advanced Training Manager
In 2013 Yasmin became a Performing Arts specialist for the company Artis – during this time she worked with children of all ages across Yorkshire using performing arts to influence children's... read more


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John Kotek serves as the Acting Assistant Secretary for the Office of Nuclear Energy. The Office is responsible for conducting research on current and future nuclear energy systems, maintaining the government's nuclear energy research infrastructure, establishing a path forward for the nation's spent nuclear fuel and high-level nuclear waste management program, and a host of other national priorities.
Mr. Miotla currently serves as Chief Operating Officer for the Office of Nuclear Energy. Prior to his current position, Mr. Miotla was Deputy Director for Nuclear Facility Operations. In that position he was responsible for the Idaho National Laboratory site programs. He previously served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Operations and the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Power Deployment. He was also the interim manager of the Department of Energy's Idaho Operations Office where he had full responsibility for DOE operations at the Idaho National Laboratory. Mr.
As the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Facility Operations, Ms. Tracey Bishop is responsible for the management of the Office of Nuclear Energy's infrastructure, safety and security programs, including NE's field operations at the Idaho National Laboratory and the Nuclear Energy Oak Ridge Site Office.
Mr. Johnson serves as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Science and Technology Innovation in the Office of Nuclear Energy (NE) where he is responsible for NE's competitive research and infrastructure development programs, NE's advanced modeling and simulation programs, and the Nuclear Science User Facilities.
Dr. John W. Herczeg currently serves as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Fuel Cycle Technologies with the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy, whose mission promotes nuclear power as a resource capable of meeting the Nation's energy, environmental and national security needs. He manages a research and development budget of about $185 million and a federal staff workforce of about 50 employees. Prior to his current position, Dr. Herczeg was the Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary for Fuel Cycle technologies from 2011 to 2013.
Mr. McGinnis is responsible for the Department of Energy's international civilian nuclear energy activities, including international nuclear energy research, development and demonstration cooperation, international framework and partnership development, international nuclear energy policy, and other international civilian nuclear energy-related activities carried out by the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy. As part of these responsibilities, Mr.
Dr. John E. Kelly was appointed Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Reactor Technologies in the Office of Nuclear Energy in October 2010. His office is responsible for the Department of Energy (DOE) civilian nuclear reactor research and development portfolio, which includes DOE's programs on Small Modular Reactors, Light Water Reactor sustainability, and Generation IV reactors. His office also is responsible for the design, development, and production of radioisotope power systems, principally for NASA missions. In the international arena, Dr.
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Bending your body down to pick something off the floor can be a pain in the back. Your hamstrings and calves can feel as taut as leather, and your torso may refuse to go any lower, leaving your fingers dangling a couple of inches from the ground. Although stretching tight muscles individually may help -- such as stretching your hamstrings for 30 seconds -- the flexibility improvement is only temporary, lasting about three minutes, according to a 2000 research published in "Journal of Athletic Training." Physical therapist Gray Cook recommends that you perform a series of breathing and movement patterns that coordinates movement among your lower back, hips and legs. This will help you improve abdominal stability and increase the distance you can bend down.
Toe Touch ProgressionStep 1
Warm up your body by taking a quick five-minute walk or jog to get your blood flowing and your muscles warmer. Spend about three to five minutes doing dynamic stretches to loosen up your hips and lower back, such as leg swings and standing torso twists.
Stand with your toes and the balls of your feet together on top of a 3-foot-long half foam roller. Your heels should be on the floor. Place a folded towel between your thighs and squeeze it firmly. Inhale as you raise your arms overhead with your palms facing forward, extending your spine and tightening your buttocks slightly. Exhale as you carefully bend your body forward to touch your toes, shifting your weight toward the balls of your feet. Bend your knees slightly if you cannot touch your toes with your legs straight. Stop and breathe deeply to allow your muscles to relax once you feel a stretch. Hold this position for one or two deep breaths to relax your lower back. In the next repetition, see if you can go a little further down.
Inhale as you raise your torso up and your arms over your head. Repeat the exercise five to 10 reps. Reduce the amount of knee bending with each repetition until your knees are almost completely straight. Do not hyperextend your knees and do not round your spine excessively.
Stand with your feet together with your heels on top of the foam roller. Your toes and the balls of your feet should be on the floor. Place a folded towel between your thighs and squeeze it firmly. Inhale as you raise your arms overhead, extending your back and tightening your spine slightly. Exhale as you bend your torso forward to touch your toes, shifting your weight slightly toward your heels. Bend your knees slightly if you cannot touch your them. Hold this position for one or two deep breaths.
Inhale as you raise your body to the starting position with your arms over your head. Repeat the exercise five to 10 times. Follow the same precautions as in steps two and three.
Deep Squat ProgressionStep 1
Stand with your heels on top of the foam roller with your feet slightly wider than your shoulders' width. Place a yoga block on the floor between your feet about 6 to 8 inches away from the foam roller. Inhale as you raise your hands overhead. Exhale as you bend your torso forward to touch the yoga block with your fingers or palms. Do not hyperextend your knees or excessively flex your spine. Press your fingers or palms into the yoga block as you hold this position for one deep breath.
Maintain constant pressure on the block as you lower your buttocks to the floor to get into the deep squat. Bring your knees slightly apart so that your elbows do not touch them. Keep your spine straight and your shoulders down and away from your ears. Hold this position for one to two deep breaths.
Exhale as you raise your arms overhead without changing your torso's posture. Inhale deeply and exhale as you stand straight up without sticking your buttocks behind you or rounding your torso. Lower your arms by your sides and relax your shoulders. Repeat the exercise 10 times. Make the movement smooth throughout this exercise, focusing both on your breathing and movements.
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Stand with your feet about as wide as your shoulders with your feet pointing forward or slightly turned out. Keep your knees slightly bent. Place your hands gently on your abdomen. Inhale with your nose and let your abdomen expand like a balloon. Exhale through your mouth with your lips slightly pursed and let your abdomen retract into your body. The abdominal retraction creates more space in your abdominal cavity for the lower spine to bend forward.
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Exhale as you lower your hands in front of your body and down to your abdomen with your hands slightly apart like you're holding a small, squishy ball. Repeat the exercise for 10 to 20 reps. Match your breathing with your movements to maintain a steady rhythm. This principle applies to all movements.
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