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Located in the heart of Madera, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Madera County Historical Society and Rotary Park. Madera Speedway and Madera District Fair are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge are available at this hotel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café, coffee/tea in common area, and a business center.
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The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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Eat Drink Love Organic
206 Bondi Rd (at Watson St), Bondi, New South Wales, 2026
Serves meat, vegan options available. Veg-friendly organic cafe and organic grocery shop. Crries fair trade coffee and IKU whole foods. Mon-Sun 10:00am-9:00pm
Category: Lacto, Ovo, Organic, Western, Take-out, Australian, Non-veg
Reviews (4)First Review by day88
Not vegetarian - Edit
Where do these people get off describing themselves as a vegetarian restaurant? It is not vegetarian. It serves meat. We did not order or eat anything. This was a huge disappointment after driving all the way here to sample what we thought was a vegetarian restaurant.
Also annoyed that I had to select a two cow rating in order to submit this review, as it does not deserve any.
Updated from previous review on Monday January 06, 2014
Pros: None
Cons: Serves meat, Lies about the fact that it serves meat, Tries to pass itself off as vegetarian
Vegan-Friendly, Not Vegan!! - Edit
I had a stew here a couple of weeks ago. It was delicious but somehow I was under the impression that the place is completely vegan and in the middle of my meal I saw a separate menu that had pork on it. It was still delicious and the place has good ambiance, but its just something that people should be aware of.
Pros: nice selection, good ambiance
Cons: not completely veggy
Great friendly place - Edit
we found this place on NYE whilst on a mission to find bits for a party. We had struggled to find anywhere open on NYE during the day so when we saw this place was open we were frilled. We pulled up a chair and sampled a bit of everything. Good coffee, Great home made veggie burger, nice tofu balls and rice balls. would have liked more salad to make it a complete meal but we were stuffed by the end of our taste mission. the owners were lovely and friendly and the selection of vegan organic foods was good. will come back again next time we visit sydney. good value too. they where still setting when we visited so decor could be improved but was still clean and tidy.
Pros: Good Value, Filling, Stays open till 9pm
Cons: Needs more salad , Better decor
what a wonderful vegan organic cafe - Edit
I only live a couple of minutes away, so when I am out of food, I can just drop to the shop to buy the fresh, healthy groceries. Really useful groceries, such as healthy, delicious little snacks to put in you child's lunchbox, or to munch on when you are hungry.
Loved the crunchy bits of celery and carrot in the rice ball.
The unique flavours of the cheesecake melted in my mouth! Although it's made of tofu...
I love IKU's food . The chickpea and coriander casserole was delicious! Along with the Tamarind Curry and Cauliflower Soup!
By having a curry, casserole, or soup every night for dinner, it has really helped with my diet!
The muffins are just so scrumptious along with the Marraba Biscuit, and chocolate and vanilla friands.
The wraps are so creative, with salads, and fritter inside!
All the time, there is friendly staff. It is very handy because the cafe opens early and does close late, so if I need a snack, it will always be open!
The best thing they sell is coffee! One time I took some of my friends over. We had a hot chocolate each. The best I have ever tasted! With creamy milk, it tasted like heaven!
Most of the time, when I need a break, I always pop in for a cappuccino, or some fresh salad, such as the red coleslaw, or the chickpea salad!
Because now it is summer, I always refresh myself with a delicious cold juice, or a bottle of fresh water, made by the brand of "Parker's original juices". I've only tried 3 flavours, so far they are so exotic and blend in really well, such as "lemon and lime, with a twist of apple."
Highly recommended! I will continue to order from eat, drink, love, organic!
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Q&A Thursday #105: Why Are Groups Like The Elks, Rotarians, Freemasons, And Kiwanis Dying Out?
Question: What are your thoughts on civic fraternal organizations such as the Elks, Rotarians, Freemasons, Kiwanis, etc…? These organizations have long been an important source of charity and community, but go to any of their meetings today and you will notice a lot of old gray haired men and distinct shortage of young people. Are these simply clubs that have outlived their popularity and usefuleness, or is this another sign of a crumbling and decaying society? — President Friedman
Answer: Maybe I'm more aware of this than most people because I work from home in a profession that didn't exist 15 years ago, but technology has had an incredible impact on the way human beings interact with each other over the last few decades.
Want to work from home? You can. Want to talk to friends all over the world? You can do it from the comfort of your own house. Want to date? You can use online dating to at least find someone without going outside. Need something to do? There's a couple of hundred channels, incredible video games, an infinite amount of porn, and the whole Internet to play around on.
Go back a few decades and none of these things existed in their current form and groups like the Elks, Rotarians, Freemasons, and Kiwanis filled roles that all this technology fills today. Is it just as good to say, talk to friends all across the country on instant messenger as it is to actually go hang out with them in person? No. But, it is easier and more convenient and often, that wins out.
PS: This is also one of the factors in the demographic collapse we've seen in a lot of Western nations. As choices proliferate, technology advances, and we become more interconnected overall, we're going backwards in other important ways as a result. The ramifications of that haven't been fully realized yet either.
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Alabama avenged last year's loss to Johnny Manziel and the Texas A&M Aggies, overcoming a slow start to win a 49-42 shootout in College Station.
The game received an unprecedented amount of build-up and hype—and even that may be putting it lightly—but it somehow lived up to (and exceeded) expectations, featuring an embarrassment of signature moments, plays and performances.
The result was an epic barrage of tweets and GIFs, as befits a game of this quality and magnitude that took place in the year 2013. Here's how it all went down:
As it did last year in Tuscaloosa, Texas A&M—led by Manziel and Mike Evans—started the game on fire, scoring two quick touchdowns to take a 14-0 lead.
On the first drive, Manziel led the Aggies 82 yards in seven plays. He helped them punch it in with a one-yard touchdown pass to Cameron Clear:
B/R's NFL Draft guru, Matt Miller, lauded Johnny Football for his improved poise in the pocket:
Biggest Manziel adjustment I saw on that drive was him setting his feet and staying calm in the pocket. He's showing his arm here.— Matt Miller (@nfldraftscout) September 14, 2013
And ESPN Stats & Info. sent a stat that, in hindsight, looks a little funny:
Texas A&M is 8-0 when Johnny Manziel has a passing or rushing touchdown in the 1st quarter.— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) September 14, 2013
Alabama punted on its next possession, giving the ball back to the Aggies, and Johnny Manziel orchestrated another impressive touchdown drive. This one was capped by a short Ben Malena touchdown run:
The praise continued pouring in on Manziel, whom CBS Sports' Gregg Doyel also noticed improvement from since last year:
Good grief Manziel is better this year. Holy ....— Gregg Doyel (@GreggDoyelCBS) September 14, 2013
After the touchdown, Manziel, as he's wont to do, had an interesting celebration, channeling his inner Colin Kaepernick and kissing his biceps:
But that swagger would be short-lived. Alabama rattled off 28 successive points to end the first half. The highlight was a 44-yard flea flicker toward the start of the second quarter, which leveled the score at 14 apiece:
The shootout was officially on—as noted by AP writer Ralph Russo, who implored defense-starved SEC fans to wait for a different game:
FLea-flicker. TD Bama. Beautiful. If you're looking for SEC defense, well, maybe in November when Bama and LSU play.— Ralph D. Russo (@ralphDrussoAP) September 14, 2013
And Bill Connolly of SB Nation wondered why Alabama, who hadn't spent much time establishing the run, was able to complete the flea flicker with such ease:
Surprised A&M fell for the flea-flicker since they had no reason to think Bama was actually running.— Bill Connelly (@SBN_BillC) September 14, 2013
After the flea flicker, Manziel tried to put A&M on his back and drive the team down the field. That possession included, perhaps, the most incredible (and lucky) play of Johnny Football's career, which saw him scramble out of trouble and heave an eventual completion into traffic:
B/R's Matt Miller said what everyone on Twitter was thinking:
Manziel just made the most Heisman play ever.— Matt Miller (@nfldraftscout) September 14, 2013
And comedian Matt Goldich said what everyone on Twitter wishes they weren't (but might have been) thinking:
How much does Johnny Manziel charge for a signature play?— Matt Goldich (@MattGoldich) September 14, 2013
Later, when Alabama led 21-14, All-American candidate Ha Ha Clinton-Dix was flagged for college football's new targeting rule, resulting in a 15-yard penalty and (initially) resulting in his ejection from the game.
But because he actually made a legal hit, Twitter exploded with outrage over the decision:
The targeting rule is so dumb I'm surprised Roger Goodell didn't come up with it.— sir broosk (@celebrityhottub) September 14, 2013
That's terrible. I hate this. That is terrible. Terrible.— Michael Felder (@InTheBleachers) September 14, 2013
This targeting rule is the worst thing to happen to college football in a long time.— Matt Miller (@nfldraftscout) September 14, 2013
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix was going for the pick! Terrible call. Must overturn the ejection.— Todd McShay (@McShay13) September 14, 2013
In a SHOCKER no one EVER SAW COMING, Bama's Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix ejected for crime of going for INT. Save us, replay booth!— Eye on College FBall (@EyeOnCFB) September 14, 2013
The refs reviewed the play and decided to wave the ejection. Still, even though they admitted their mistake in throwing the flag, by rule they weren't allowed to give back the 15 yards.
Sports Illustrated's Andy Glockner pointed out the farce of that concept:
Waiting for CFB to implement a rule where a TD is overruled but the offense still gets six points.— Andy Glockner (@AndyGlockner) September 14, 2013
When running back T.J. Yeldon scored at the end of the first half, extending Alabama's lead to 28-14, he did Johnny Manziel's "show me the money" gesture then mimed slashing his throat, prompting a 15-yard penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct:
As one might imagine, Nick Saban was none too pleased:
Which prompted B/R's Ben Kercheval to give him a digital eulogy:
And now Nick Saban is going to kill Yeldon :(— Ben Kercheval (@BenKercheval) September 14, 2013
Texas A&M got what appeared to be a game-changing stop in the second half, forcing Alabama to go three-and-out on the first possession of the third quarter. But on the next drive, Manziel under-threw a pass down the seam that was batted in the air, picked off by Vinnie Sunseri, and returned in spectacular fashion for a touchdown:
Sardonically mocking how everyone freaked out about Manziel's "Heisman moment," Tuscaloosa News writer Cecil Hurt wondered if this would clinch Sunseri the award:
Vinnie Sunseri's Heisman moment.— Cecil Hurt (@CecilHurt) September 14, 2013
And CBS Sports' Doug Gottlieb made an apropos comment on Manziel's whiffed tackle:
After watching Manziel try and tackle, I think he would have fit in well with Texas DBs #whiff— Doug Gottlieb (@GottliebShow) September 14, 2013
The teams traded blows for a while after that, and when the score was 42-28, Alabama drove down near the Texas A&M goal-line. A score would have put away the game, but Yeldon fumbled and gave the ball back to Texas A&M, prompting a predictable bit of commentary:
Alabama is way too deep at TB for Yeldon to make these mistakes and keep his job. He's good. But not THAT good.— Gregg Doyel (@GreggDoyelCBS) September 14, 2013
Dear TJ Yeldon: "You gotta hold on to the ball" -- Signed, David Wilson— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) September 14, 2013
T.J. Yeldon has New York Giant running back written all over him— Faux John Madden (@FauxJohnMadden) September 14, 2013
After the fumble recovery, Manziel hit Evans for your everyday, run-of-the-mill, 95-yard touchdown pass, channeling even more Johnny Football magic to pull A&M within seven points:
The play left a number of college football writers speechless:
Oh. Buddy. Whew. Buddy.— Michael Felder (@InTheBleachers) September 14, 2013
................— Dan Wolken (@DanWolken) September 14, 2013
WUT— Barrett Sallee (@BarrettSallee) September 14, 2013
Though Grantland writer Jay Caspian Kang was able to compose himself and make fun of the Tide's potential collapse:
LOL TIDE— jay caspian kang (@jaycaspiankang) September 14, 2013
Still, despite the momentum of a 95-yard play going against it, Alabama responded with a classic Crimson Tide drive, marching 65 yards (after an out-of-bounds kickoff) in nine plays for the game-clinching touchdown.
The drive ate 5:36 off the clock and salted away the game, prompting Matt Brown of Sports on Earth to describe it in frank (but perfect) terms:
What an absolutely dominant drive in every respect.— Matt Brown (@MattBrownSoE) September 14, 2013
Manziel would lead A&M to one more score, driving the Aggies 75 yards and throwing a short touchdown to Malcolm Kennedy.
By the time they scored, though, there was less than 30 seconds on the clock, and after Alabama recovered an onside kick, it was able to kneel away the game.
Crimson Tide 49. Aggies 42. Ball game. But regardless of who you were rooting for, and even if you were rooting for no one, this game was undeniably one for the ages:
Never said this in seriousness before, but that A&M-Bama game IS what we want football to be. What a treat. #blessed— Holly Anderson (@HollyAnderson) September 14, 2013
Amen to that, Holly. Amen to that.
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Green Education Declaration signatories
The following institutions have signed up to the Green Education Declaration below:
Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing the world today. The education sector has a key role to play in addressing this challenge. Education is critical to achieving the transition to a low carbon economy and society. Teaching and learning are crucial to inspire and educate the next generation of decision makers, business leaders and citizens, and equip them with the skills and knowledge to deal with the challenges of climate change. Research and innovation helps us to understand the many facets of climate change and will be central to developing ideas and technologies to mitigate and adapt to climate change
As representatives of the educational institutions and associated organisations in the UK we:
- Recognise the need to ensure that global average temperatures do not rise more than 2C in order to avoid the most severe effects of climate change
- Welcome the introduction of sector-wide carbon reduction targets and acknowledge the benefits of a clear framework that shapes our collective responsibilities to the threat of climate change
- Reaffirm our commitment to achieving the targets set out in our own carbon reduction strategies and a sector-wide carbon reduction of 43% by 2020 on 2005 emission levels.
- Commit to integrating education for sustainable development into our institution's curricula, recognising the key role we play in educating those who will create a sustainable low carbon economy and society.
- Urge the Government to work with the sector in developing a vision and strategy for the sector's smooth and urgent transition to a sustainable and low carbon future.
- Call for the government, through its funding councils, to provide adequate resources, incentives and support to enable the sector's transition to a sustainable and low carbon future.
As representatives of stakeholders within the education sector we commit to take decisive and strategic action within our institutions and collectively to bring about a world-leading, sustainable higher education sector.
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"Aberystwyth University is pleased to support the aspirations of the Green Education Declaration. Sustainability is at the core of all of the University's activities and is clearly identified as one of our values. Our Strategic Plan and Estates Strategies which were developed by our students, staff and Governing Body ensure that sustainability and awareness of our responsibility to our environmental, economic and social wellbeing permeate all our work. We also benefit from world class research and teaching in the areas of environmental science and sustainability – with experts who are community based but with a global reach." April Mcmahon
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Aston University, Professor Julia King, Vice-Chancellor
Bath Spa University, Professor Christina Slade, Vice-Chancellor
Bournemouth University, Professor John Vinney, Vice Chancellor
"Universities have a responsibility to lead by example, universities are where our future leaders and decision makers are being educated, I can think of no better place to drive home the principles of green education. We all have a part to play and the University of Bedfordshire wants to be at the forefront of this initiative that is vital to humanity." Les Ebdon
University of Bedfordshire, Professor Les Ebdon, Vice Chancellor
"On a local level, the Guild is undertaking work aimed at reducing the University of Birmingham's carbon footprint and getting a commitment to Green the Curriculum. We're more delighted to be able to support People & Planet in their aims for HE and welcome any progress through the sector and student movement as a consequence." David Franklin
"The University of Birmingham is currently undergoing a curriculum review, which we at the Birmingham Guild of Students feel is a unique opportunity to make exciting changes to the curriculum which can modernise the university and make sure our courses are suited for the upcoming century. Environmental sustainability is invariably going to become an increasingly pressing issue in coming years, and it is important that we equip our graduates with the necessary skills and knowledge that they are going to need in an economy undergoing transition." Leander Jones
University of Birmingham Guild of Students including:
- Katherine East, Vice-President Welfare
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- Alice Swift, Environment and Ethics Officer
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Cardiff University, Colin Riordan, Vice Chancellor
"Cardiff Metropolitan University recognises the need to take a broad and long term view about the environment and sustainability. Universities have a key role in shaping the future both by example but, more importantly, because they are influential in shaping the thoughts and actions of future leaders and managers, educators and practitioners. The principles of the Green Education Declaration align with the policies of the University. We support the work of People & Planet in raising the issues at the national level." Pam Ackroyd
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City University London, Professor Paul Curran, Vice-Chancellor
University for the Creative Arts Students' Union, UCASU Executive Committee 2012/13 including:
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University of Cumbria, Professor Peter Strike,Vice-Chancellor
University of Derby, John Coyne, Vice-Chancellor
University of East Anglia, Professor Edward Acton, Vice-Chancellor
University of Essex, Anthony Forster, Vice- Chancellor
Glasgow Caledonian University, Professor Pamela Gillies, Vice-Chancellor
"Sustainability is a driving force at Glasgow Caledonian University… we are committed to creating a greener future. By 2014 we will be recognised as the leading University in Scotland and in the top ten new universities in the UK for its sustainability performance. We recognise that higher education institutions have a significant impact on the environment and it's why we have been investing in our sustainability programme since 2008. We have pledged to reduce our carbon emissions by 20% by 2014 and are on track to exceed that target. We believe that everyone who works or studies at the University can reduce their energy consumption and make a difference, no matter how small. We've embraced various green initiatives, from reusing more of our resources to encouraging staff and students adopt eco-friendly travel options." Pamela Gillies
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University of Greenwich, Professor David Maguire, Vice Chancellor - ranked No.1 in People & Planet People & Planet University League 2012
"During the past three years, the Guildhall School of Music & Drama has worked hard to claw its way up the People & Planet University League, from near the bottom to a ranking of 53rd, achieving along the way a reduction in its carbon emissions of nearly 30% since 2005. It's done this because it's important. Climate change affects everybody and all institutions need to play their part in mitigating its effect. The HE sector is uniquely placed to be in the vanguard, as educators of the leaders of the next generation. The Guildhall School is very happy to support People & Planet in raising the issues at national level by signing the Green Education Declaration." Barry Ife
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Keele University, Professor Nick Foskett, Vice Chancellor
University of Kent Professor Keith Mander, Deputy Vice-Chancellor
Kingston University Student Union, Sean Kelly, President
London School of Economics Students' Union, Alexandra Peters-Day, General Secretary
"Manchester Metropolitan University is pleased to endorse the Green Education Declaration 2012. Since signing the original declaration in 2008, MMU has grasped the sustainability challenges that face the sector and now has a powerful story on sustainability to tell. With robust targets and committed environmental programmes in place, we have seen the benefits of an 18.5% reduction in carbon emissions via investment in our estate through sustainable development and longer term, on-going cultural change. Crucially, with sustainability being a key factor in graduate employability, we are working hard to embed this as a key attribute of our University Commitment, with almost 94% of students now regarding MMU as an 'eco-friendly University'. Our commitment to sustainability in our curricula and engagement with the NUS Green Impact programme has been key to our students' and staff readiness to embrace change. Our support of the new Manchester Carbon Literacy programme will further our commitment for our graduates to become effective agents of change. Through our environmental sustainability programmes, we will continue to take decisive and strategic action to ensure that we remain proactively committed to being part of a sustainable higher education sector" John Brooks
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Newcastle University, Professor Chris Brink, Vice Chancellor
University of Wales, Newport, Professor Stephen Hagen, Vice Chancellor
Nottingham Trent University, Professor Neil Gorman Vice-Chancellor
University of Portsmouth, John Craven, Vice Chancellor
University of Roehampton, Professor Paul O'Prey, Vice Chancellor
"The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama's ambition is to become a leader in environmental sustainability for theatre thereby being a positive influence in the industry. We are seeking to target sustainability from a variety of angles; by embedding sustainable practice throughout our estate and operations, curriculum and production activity." Professor Gavin Henderson CBE
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Royal College of Music, Professor Colin Lawson, Director
"SOAS, University of London, with its focus on Africa, Asia and the Middle East, takes a global view about the environment. Climate change is having a massive impact on the regions we study. So we think it is important both to enhance our curriculum coverage of environmental issues and make determined efforts ourselves to reduce our own carbon emissions so we can have a sustainable future." Paul Webley
SOAS, University of London, Professor Paul Webley, Director
"As a top twenty performer in the People and Planet People & Planet University League, Sheffield Hallam is happy to support the Green Education Declaration 2012. Universities are in a unique position to inspire and educate the next generation and it is crucial that Higher Education institutions lead by example, practicing what we teach in terms of environmental issues. Our commitment to sustainability at Sheffield Hallam is shown through our achievement of ISO 14001 and 50001 (International standards for environmental and energy management), our Fair-trade status, Climate Change Champion Awards and our top ten position in Business in the Community (Environment Index 2012)." Philip Jones
Sheffield Hallam University, Philip Jones, Vice Chancellor
"The University welcomes the opportunity to reaffirm its commitment to the wider sustainability agenda in higher education and to providing a stimulating, progressive and sustainable environment for learning, including full consideration of social, economic and environmental impacts and opportunities. People & Planet are to be commended for their continued efforts and initiatives such as the Green Education Declaration. The University has a long tradition of embedding sustainability as a core principle and we have, over the years, received a number of awards recognising our efforts in engaging students, staff and the wider community and the promotion of living within our environmental limits. The University acknowledges its responsibility of demonstrating leadership in sustainability through innovation and enhancement of its actions as an institution at the local, regional and global level, minimising our impacts and determining sustainable solutions to environmental concerns." Medwin Hughes
Swansea Metropolitan University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Professor Medwin Hughes, Vice-Chancellor.
"Universities are powerhouses of knowledge and creativity, and that puts us in a unique position to think about sustainability in new ways. It's something UAL's students and staff care passionately about and are engaging with energetically, whether that's working with the fashion industry to improve the sustainability of its processes or making the greenest choices we can about running our own buildings. Large communities can make a real difference, often through simple changes. It's a big priority at UAL and I'm very pleased to sign up to the Declaration." Nigel Carrington
University of the Arts London, Nigel Carrington, Vice-Chancellor
"UCL is one the UKs leading universities in research on Climate Change and sustainable energy solutions. It is therefore appropriate that it should sign up to this declaration and set an example by its own commitment to sustainable development within UCL". Malcolm Grant
University College London, Professor Malcolm Grant, President and Provost
University Of Westminster, Geoff Petts, Vice Chancellor
University of the West of England, Bristol, Professor James Longhurst, Assistant Vice Chancellor (Environment and Sustainability)
"The University of Winchester is a values driven institution, including Social Justice where we 'seek to embody social justice and develop our students as effective and fulfilled global citizens. They will be prepared to challenge the status quo and will have the strength to stand up for what they believe to be true'. Such values, and our mission 'To educate, to advance knowledge and to serve the public good' mean that becoming a signatory to the Green Education Declaration is second nature to us." Joy Carter
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University of Wolverhampton, Geoff Layer, Vice Chancellor
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Endangered Species International is strongly committed to reversing the trend of human-induced species extinction, saving endangered animals, and preserving wild places!
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Endangered Species International is an amazing group that really gets things done out in the field. I applaud their effort and hard work to save endangered animals and their home! Most fund is spent on the field for direct impacts..no wasting resources!
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Heavily armed and well-trained criminal networks are destroying African elephants and many other animals. They've turned poaching into an industrial scale global threat to wildlife across the continent. That's why I support Endangered Species International with great field projects to protect those majestous wildlife from illegal paorching.
As a nonprofit organization, ESI deeply values the trust that has been placed in our support and donations to protect so many endangered species and wilderness lands. To safeguard this critical trust, ESI is committed to best practices in governance, accountability and transparency. This commitment exists at all levels of the organization and for me, it is one of the best charity around.
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After doing my "homework" i decided to give my will to three charities. One of them is the Endangered Species International. They work to protect threatened wildlife and their habitats is very respectable and amazing. Their spending is remarkable as well. I checked their projects and saw one of their conservation project first hand as well. I distant myself from those huge charities where you donation is deluded in high salaries and high administrative spending.
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Thank you ESI for helping us with your educational project on endangered species at Lincoln School. ESI website is also a great source of information on threatened and extinct species and on helping nature which helps us complete our project :)
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Rumor: Solyndra Doesn't Get Its $350M
Michael Kanellos: October 6, 2008, 1:11 PM
The credit crunch is apparently already having an impact on the renewable energy world. Solyndra, the secretive maker of copper indium gallium selenide (CIGS) solar cells, in August was trying to raise $350 million to help build manufacturing facilities. While it may have raised some money, it did not get the full amount, say sources. As a result, Solyndra will restructure the deal. The company has a 400 plus employees but has yet to produce products in commercial volumes, and it is implementing cost cutting, according to sources. Solyndra does not comment on news stories. For the past several weeks, VCs and others have predicted that the CIGS market would soon crash. Five CIGS companies raised over $344 million through 2007. Then, in 2008, funding seemed to go into overdrive. Nanosolar raised $300 million alone and others like Miasole and Solyndra were seeking $200 and $350 million, respectively. SoloPower raised $200 million, according to sources. Yet few of these companies had produced many panels. Several analysts, meanwhile, have started to note that the silicon shortage that has plagued the industry has eased, causing prices for traditional silicon solar panels to drop. At the same time, manufacturing capacity for other thin-film technologies, such as amorphous silicon and cadmium telluride, has begun to increase. Financial risks, low output, intense competition: it's not a pretty picture. The credit crunch became the final straw. Other solar companies will likely experience a similar chill. The lucky companies like Nanosolar and SoloPower, which raised money before the crisis, now may have a leg up in the CIGS market. They will have to use the money they recently received wisely, but at least they have it. Competitors will likely have to live off less or merge. "The door has shut," says one source. Solyndra, by the way, was looking for a larger round than most. Under the deal, Goldman Sachs (hey, there's a name from the headlines) was trying to sell $120 million of convertible securities to existing investors and $230 million to newcomers. The convertible securities could be converted to Solyndra shares in the event of an IPO. The owners of the convertible securities would have obtained their shares at around a 20 percent discount price from the IPO price. They also would have received interest. Additionally, they would have received more bonuses if Solyndra failed to meet certain criteria on its way to an IPO.


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Gene Helps Predict Time of Death
Many of the body's processes follow a natural daily rhythm or so-called circadian clock. There are certain times of the day when a person is most alert, when blood pressure is highest, and when the heart is most efficient. Several rare gene mutations have been found that can adjust this clock in humans, responsible for entire families in which people wake up at 3 a.m. or 4 a.m. and cannot stay up much after 8 at night. Now new research has, for the first time, identified a common gene variant that affects virtually the entire population, and which is responsible for up to an hour a day of your tendency to be an early riser or night owl.
Furthermore, this new discovery not only demonstrates this common polymorphism influences the rhythms of people's day-to-day lives -- it also finds this genetic variant helps determine the time of day a person is most likely to die.
The surprising findings, which appear in the November 2012 issue of the Annals of Neurology, could help with scheduling shift work and planning medical treatments, as well as in monitoring the conditions of vulnerable patients.
"The internal 'biological clock' regulates many aspects of human biology and behavior, such as preferred sleep times, times of peak cognitive performance, and the timing of many physiological processes. It also influences the timing of acute medical events like stroke and heart attack," says first author Andrew Lim, who conducted the work as a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Neurology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
"Previous work in twins and families had suggested that the lateness or earliness of one's clock may be inherited and animal experiments had suggested that the lateness or earliness of the biological clock may be influenced by specific genes," adds Lim, who is currently an Assistant Professor in the Division of Neurology at the University of Toronto.
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The work originated several years ago while Lim was working in the laboratory of BIDMC Chief of Neurology Clifford Saper, MD, PhD. Lim and the other lab members were studying why older people have trouble sleeping and had joined a research project based at Rush University in Chicago involving 1,200 people who signed on as healthy 65-year-olds and would receive annual neurological and psychiatric examinations.
The cohort's original intent was to determine if there were identifiable precursors to the development of Parkinson's disease or Alzheimer's disease. As part of the research the subjects were undergoing various sleep-wake analyses using a wristband called an actigraph, which provides a reliable record of an individual's pattern of activity. Additionally, in order to provide the scientists with information on sleep-wake patterns within a year of death, the participants had agreed to donate their brains after they died.
But the investigation took a new turn when Lim learned that the same group of subjects had also had their DNA genotyped. Teaming up with investigators from Brigham and Women's Hospital, Lim and his colleagues compared the wake-sleep behavior of these individuals with their genotypes. These findings were later verified in a group of young volunteers.
They soon discovered a single nucleotide near a gene called "Period 1" that varied between two groups that differed in their wake-sleep behavior. At this particular site in the genome, 60 percent of individuals have the nucleotide base adenine (A) and 40 percent have the nucleotide base guanine (G). Because we have two sets of chromosomes, in any given individual, there's about a 36 percent chance of having two As, a 16 percent chance of having two Gs, and a 48 percent chance of having a mixture of A and G at this site.
"This particular genotype affects the sleep-wake pattern of virtually everyone walking around, and it is a fairly profound effect so that the people who have the A-A genotype wake up about an hour earlier than the people who have the G-G genotype, and the A-Gs wake up almost exactly in the middle," explains Saper, who is also the James Jackson Putnam Professor of Neurology and Neuroscience at Harvard Medical School. Also, expression of the Period 1 gene was lower in the brains and white blood cells of people with the G-G genotype than in people with the A-A genotype, but only in the daytime, which is when the gene is normally expressed.
This discovery marks the biggest contribution of a single genotype in a large population to determine the time of day when people wake up or go to sleep. But could the variant also affect other aspects of the body's circadian rhythm?
"Virtually all physiological processes have a circadian rhythm, meaning that they occur predominantly at certain parts of the day. There's even a circadian rhythm of death, so that in the general population people tend on average to be most likely to die in the morning hours. Sometime around 11 am is the average time," says Saper.
When the investigators went back and looked at the people in the study (many of who had enrolled more than 15 years ago at age 65) who had died, they found that this same genotype predicted six hours of the variation in the time of death: those with the AA or AG genotype died just before 11 a.m., like most of the population, but those with the GG genotype on average died at just before 6 p.m.
"So there is really a gene that predicts the time of day that you'll die. Not the date, fortunately, but the time of day," says Saper.
Lim says that additional work is needed to determine the mechanisms by which this and other gene variants influence the body's biological clock. In addition to helping people optimize their schedules, the research could eventually lead to novel therapies to treat disturbances of this clock as seen in jet lag or shift work.
"Also, working out which causes of death are influenced by gene variants like the one we identified may eventually lead to rational timed interventions—such as taking heart medications at particular times depending on which version of the gene variant one carries—to provide protection during an individuals' period of greatest risk," says Lim. The potential clinical applications may be as diverse as the many processes that the circadian clock controls.
In addition to Lim and Saper, study coauthors include Anne-Marie Chang, PhD, Joshua M. Shulman, MD, PhD, Towfique Raj, PhD, Lori B. Chibnik, PhD, Sean W. Can, PhD, Katherine Rothamel, BS, Christophe Benoist, PhD, Amanda J. Myers, PhD, Charles A. Czeisler, MD, PhD, Aron S. Buchman, MD, David A Bennett, MD, Jeanne F. Duffy, PhD, and Philip L. De Jager, MD, PhD.
This study was supported by grants from the National Institutes of Health as well the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Bisby Fellowship an American Academy of Neurology Clinical Research Training Fellowship, and a Dana Foundation Clinical Neuroscience Grant.
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What time, which channel, is Penn State-Nebraska on in Wednesday Big Ten basketball tournament opener?
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March 11, 2015, 12:30PM
The Lions look to win two in a row when conference play begins later today at the United Center in Chicago. Full story »
Penn State's D.J. Newbill is snubbed for first-team all-Big Ten honors, unjustly but predictably
By David Jones | firstname.lastname@example.com
March 10, 2015, 3:24PM
It wasn't hard to see this coming, despite Newbill's Power Five-conference-leading 20.7 scoring average, because of his unfair plight laboring for the 4-14 Nittany Lions. Full story »
Penn State basketball wins regular-season finale at Minnesota 79-76 on Newbill's buzzer-beater
By David Jones | firstname.lastname@example.com
March 08, 2015, 4:14PM
It's been a rough season for Penn State and a particularly trying one for its Big Ten scoring champion D.J. Newbill who's had to carry too much of the load too often. But the senior from Philadelphia made his last regular-season shot count for a win. Full story »
Small forward Joe Hampton decommits from Penn State's Class of 2016
By Shelly Stallsmith | email@example.com
March 07, 2015, 5:13PM
The Oak Hill Academy junior was the first player to commit to the school last year. Full story »
Penn State and Indiana football and basketball are mirror images and perfect opposites
By David Jones | email@example.com
March 06, 2015, 7:30AM
They are both doppelgangers and 180-degree opposites, Indiana and Penn State. IU hoops=PSU football; IU football=PSU hoops. Full story »
Few senior moments for Penn State in 77-67 setback to No. 23 Ohio State
By Greg Pickel | firstname.lastname@example.com
March 04, 2015, 8:50PM
The Lions once led by nine and even had a halftime advantage, but could not fend off the visiting Buckeyes and their star player, D'Angelo Russell. Full story »
No. 23 Ohio State at Penn State: live updates, chat, and commentary from the Bryce Jordan Center
By Greg Pickel | firstname.lastname@example.com
March 04, 2015, 5:50PM
The Lions and Buckeyes square off on Senior Night for the Penn State men's hoops program. Full story »
D.J. Newbill unfairly won't be recognized for how good he was due to his losing Penn State teams
By David Jones | email@example.com
March 04, 2015, 3:34PM
Penn State's imminent Big Ten scoring champion did it despite the lack of support and outside respect intrinsic to losing teams. Full story »
Free student tickets, D.J. Newbill's final home game, and visiting No. 23 Ohio State key draws for still scheduled Wednesday hoops game
By Greg Pickel | firstname.lastname@example.com
March 04, 2015, 12:53PM
Despite inclement weather cancelling classes at Penn State Wednesday and snow being expected later Wednesday, the Lions' men's hoops Full story »
Fan Line: Steelton is 'the little town with the big heart'
By PennLive.com
March 03, 2015, 9:15AM
The PennLive/Patriot-News Fan Line consists wholly of commentary by readers except when noted in bold. Full story »
Penn State's $4,788 stipend allowance leads Big Ten; is it a recruiting tool?
By David Jones | firstname.lastname@example.com
March 03, 2015, 7:16AM
In the 2015-16 school year, for the first time, college athletes will be provided the same allowance for miscellaneous expenses as others on scholarship. But the schools are allowed to set that amount and Penn State happens to have a head start. Full story »
Kevin Stallings should be applauded for caring even if his methods were lacking
By David Jones | email@example.com
February 28, 2015, 10:45AM
ESPN's correctness machine has Vanderbilt's basketball coach apologizing to the nation because he tried to teach his taunting player a little sportsmanship but used "bad words" and an emphatic tone while he did it. Full story »
Bob Knight tossed chair and got tossed from Indiana-Purdue game 30 years ago tonight
By David Jones | firstname.lastname@example.com
February 23, 2015, 8:29PM
In maybe the most notorious coaching boil-over of all time, Indiana coach Bob Knight decided on an early exit rather than watch his seventh-place Hoosiers lose again to Purdue. Full story »
Sandy Barbour assures she's behind Patrick Chambers even if Penn State basketball loses out
By David Jones | firstname.lastname@example.com
February 23, 2015, 3:15PM
Saturday's ugly 60-39 loss at Northwestern seemed to signal a loss of faith by the Nittany Lions in coach Patrick Chambers' course. But Penn State AD Sandy Barbour assured she is sticking by him even if his team doesn't win again this season. Full story »


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This granola comes together in under 30 minutes, without heating up your oven. Store in your Leakproof Glass Container to retain freshness!
Heat oil in 12" (30-cm) Executive Skillet over medium heat 3-5 minutes. Add oats, pecans and coconut; cook and stir 4-6 minutes or until oats are golden brown. Remove mixture to Large Sheet Pan.
Add honey, brown sugar and cinnamon to Skillet; cook and stir 1 minute or until bubbling and thickened.
Return oat mixture to Skillet; cook 1 minute or until coated. Turn off heat.
Stir in cherries; transfer mixture to sheet pan; let cool 5-10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Store granola in a large resealable plastic bag or a Leakproof Glass Container.
Calories 100, Total Fat 3.5 g, Saturated Fat 1 g, Cholesterol 0 mg, Sodium 5 mg, Carbohydrate 18 g, Fiber 2 g, Protein 2 g
Serve as a breakfast cereal, snack or use it to top yogurt or fresh fruit. Or, try a "smoothie breakfast bowl," a fruit-packed smoothie topped with granola!
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