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Freeing Our Sacred Lands
"Two of the five coal burning power plants that reside in or around the Navajo Nation are located in Northwestern New Mexico."
Most everyone has heard some negatives attached to coal, that "cheap" fossil fuel that has propelled civilization's progress since the 18th century. After all, where would we be if we hadn't had this readily available energy source to fire the boilers for our factories, schools, homes and ships. Coal has been everywhere to be seen, from the steel mills producing the material to build those mighty ships that circled the globe, to the great iron horse, the steam engine locomotives that soon traversed our landscape to supply that civilization from sea to shining sea.
There was almost something oddly romantic about those smokestacks billowing black. They represented progress, innovation, adventure, truly at the evolutionary core of our industrial revolution. But of all the many applications, none has been more enticing, far reaching or less regulated than coal burning electricity. These archaic facilities spewing their gloom into the skies and landscape all around represent an odd paradox of our modern culture, a legacy of sickness, cultural degradation and pollution, somehow justified in supplying "cheap" power to illuminate cities hundreds of miles away.
During a journey to the Four Corners in the early 1970s, I witnessed the magnificent splendor of Monument Valley, followed by a perplexing drive by of the Four Corners Power Plant, and was astounded by the immensity of what was hurling skyward. Why wouldn't the utilities and government agencies opt to place these plants (five in all) in this relatively isolated location? Of course they are not isolated from the Navajo people whose lands possessed the coal, water and willing labor to mine the coal and man the facilities.
The Navajo Nation is the largest reservation in the country, spanning vast expanses of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah in the Four Corners region. Two of the five coal burning power plants that reside in or around the Navajo Nation are located in Northwestern New Mexico. The San Juan and Four Corners Power Plants embody a legacy of pollution and health consequences dating back to the early 1960s, and the irony for the Dene (what the Navajo people call themselves while everyone else calls them Navajo) is that most do not even possess any electricity or running water. Yet they shoulder the burden of the horrendous consequences of air and water pollution that contain such notable byproducts as benzene, arsenic, mercury and formaldehyde. The potential health effects attributed to this exposure include heart attack, neurological damage, strokes, asthma, cancer and more. We need to ask why these peoples are being exposed to such risk, while the resources are being extracted from the Navajo Reservation in massive quantities, including the coal being burned and the water needed for the steam generators, as well as the uranium mining that provides massive profits for investors with no real compensation for the Native American residents is morally corrupt.
The San Juan Generating Station in New Mexico uses two and a half times the water annually as does the City of Santa Fe by itself. Given the recent application of treated Rio Grande water for the municipalities of Santa Fe and Albuquerque, it needs to be noted that the San Juan River, source of the water utilized by the power station, is a major tributary of the Rio Grande. So where is the needed stewardship of our resources? Sadly, the corporate powers are dictating the policies that are so unhealthy for our citizenry and the environment.
The Navajo people are bearing the brunt of our insatiable need for electric power, while experiencing a poverty rate of over 50%, with unemployment topping 35%. The modest percentage of those receiving electric power is being sourced from Tucson Electric Power, hundreds of miles away with the accompanying line loss, exemplifying a corporate mindset hell bent on profits with little regard to resource efficiency, environmental impact or consideration for the land, the air or the water.
Coupled within this sorry tale, is the very real issue of coal ash, a byproduct of the mining and power generating operations. Over 4,000,000 tons are produced annually by Arizona Public Service alone. This inconvenient side effect contains all the many toxic byproducts, including mercury, arsenic, lead, etc., is piled in trailing ponds (called cells), where there exists no plans for cleanup and disposal is completely unregulated. These toxins eventually leach into the ground water, adding another hideous aspect to this highly profitable and environmentally challenged technology.
The 1990 Clean Air Act has finally found some teeth, provided by the Environmental Protection Agency under the Obama administration. After more than 20 years since this mission was defined, the EPA is now going after the most polluting coal plants in the United States. Of course, the facilities surrounding Navajo country hover toward the top of that list. Interestingly, there were no regulations of any kind until the 1980s, and all regulations have been typically slow in implementation. A big aspect of that puzzling time lag are the utility companies with their well-funded lobbying efforts. Arizona Public Service is preparing to decommission five of the seven units at the Four Corners , while proposing a complete retrofit for the other two. PNM is currently teaming with Governor Martinez on a mission to resist any of the latest EPA regulations at the San Juan facility (largely owned and operated by PNM) with the willingness to do everything possible to maintain the status quo.
Their intent is to keep going with the same dirty coal that has blurred the sacred landscape for the past 50 years. While the EPA is proposing an 80% cleanup of the nitrous oxide that causes much of the haze generated throughout the numerous national parks surrounding the Four Corners, PNM is proposing 20% while kicking and screaming all the while. PNM's top 12 executives have had pay increases totalling 175% over the past three years. During these difficult economic times, this blatant dispersal of profits from rate increases, with constant pushback regarding the size of their renewable portfolio, shows a basic contempt for the citizenry and lands of New Mexico. They appear unfazed by any criticism of their radical bottom line mentality.
Along with this backdrop of corporate tyranny, another issue hampers the Navajo in their quest for justice. The same language used by the Code Talkers that befuddled the Japanese during World War II creates a major barrier when it comes to the Navajo leaders sitting down at public hearings to provide needed input to the issues residing on their land. Since there are no Navajo words for the technologies present, the language barrier allows much to go on unaddressed by the elders. The Dene have mobilized a grassroots citizens group entitled DeneCare. It translates as Dene Citizens Against Ruining the Environment It is imperative that the exploitive story of these native people be told and that a focused movement toward renewable energy in New Mexico become our rallying cry in the years ahead. Stay tuned…
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Lockout a blessing in disguise for Gardiner
Stefan Hoogerbrugge
For many NHL players, the AHL is a critical stepping stone on their path to success. The AHL teaches players how to be a professional, play against grown men, and how to deal with the daily grind
of being a professional hockey player. Most NHL players have spent at least some time in the AHL, but every year there are a few exceptional prospects that make the jump from junior hockey straight to the NHL.
Jake Gardiner was acquired from the Anaheim Ducks along with Joffrey Lupul for Francois Beachemin on February 9th, 2011. He finished his season with the University of Wisconsin Badgers and then joined the Toronto Marlies for their final 10 games. The 2011/2012 campaign was supposed to be his first full season in the AHL, but Gardiner was one of those exceptional prospects that took the Leafs brass by surprise and with his smooth skating and great first pass, forced himself into the everyday starting line up. In his first full year in the NHL, Gardiner played in 75 games putting up 7 goals and 23 assists for a total of 30 points. Not too bad for a rookie blue liner! As soon as the Leafs season finished, Gardiner went back to the Marlies where he played an integral part in their Calder cup run contributing 11 points in 17 games, but more importantly, he gained some valuable playoff experience, and has given Leaf fans a reason to look forward to this upcoming season (as soon as the lockout ends of course).
It hasn't taken long for the soft spoken kid from Minnesota to be heralded as the next saviour for the Blue and White, but unfortunately this seems all too familiar. Back in 2008, Luke Schenn was drafted 5th overall and he too impressed the Leafs brass, which resulted in him making the team right out of training camp. Schenn, like Gardiner, did not play a season in the AHL, and after his rookie campaign where he was already being dubbed the next captain of the Leafs, Schenn hit the infamous sophomore slump which he arguably never recovered from and ultimately lead to him being traded to the Philadelphia Flyers this offseason. When Schenn was shipped out of town in June, many people were quick to point out that the Leafs had ruined another young promising player by exposing him to the spot light too quickly. In other words, he should have played a season in the AHL. As history proves, there is nothing wrong with a little more seasoning in the minors. Detroit has been doing it for years, and Brian Burke himself did the same thing with Perry and Getzlaf back in Anaheim.
The lockout may actually be a blessing in disguise for Jake Gardiner. He will get his full season in the minors, and will be able to iron out some of the defensive deficiencies that plagued him last year. It is hard to prove whether Gardiner will hit a sophomore slump or not, but chances are that after an offseason where other teams have had a chance to find out his weaknesses, he will be exploited and there will be times when he struggles. With a season in the AHL, he will be able to improve as a player and under the tutelage of Dallas Eakins, will have a much better chance of avoiding the sophomore slump.
During the previous NHL lockout in 2004/05, NHL ready players like Eric Staal and Jason Spezza spent the year in the AHL. Both played their first NHL season in the 03/04 campaign, Spezza putting up 55 points and Staal netting 31. When the lockout hit, both Staal and Spezza went to their AHL affiliates where they each enjoyed incredibly successful years. Spezza went off for 117 points, winning the scoring title, while Staal scored 71 points. The following season 2005/06, the NHL was back and Spezza and Staal, in their sophomore years, enjoyed breakout campaigns. Spezza scored 90 points, and Staal 100. Both were able to avoid the sophomore slump, which can in large part be attributed to a year in the AHL. To be clear, I am not predicting that Gardiner is going to win the Norris Trophy this season, but it is pretty clear that avoiding the sophomore slump is a whole lot more doable after he has had a full AHL campaign under his belt. A north-american brand of hockey with Eakins at the helm should certainly help the promising youngster reach new heights, just one way that the organization can benefit from a lockout.
What do you think Leafs fans? Is an extra year in the AHL beneficial to Gardiner's career or should he go play in Europe?
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(Irish Times) Former US vice-president Al Gore called for action on climate change yesterday, comparing denial of changing weather patterns to "sleepwalking towards the edge of the cliff".
Which is why he lives a big carbon footprint lifestyle and purchased a McMansion near the Pacific ocean in California.
Mr Gore, who was jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his attempts to raise awareness of climate change, made the remarks at a keynote address at a Dublin conference exploring the links between climate change, hunger and poor nutrition.
"Even with glaring evidence [of extreme weather patterns] people still do not connect the dots of climate change," he told more than 350 delegates from 60 countries. "We have to win the conversation about climate change. When you hear denial, speak up."
He's kinda right: when you hear these New Climate Deniers whine about the weather, speak up, ask them for their scientific evidence, and then ask them how they've changed their own lives in accordance with their beliefs. Ask them why they think we're doomed from a .08C (.14F) increase in global temperature since 1997 and .28F (.16C) increase since 1990.
Oh, and ask Mr. Gore why he refuses to debate anyone on the issue.
He told delegates that the most significant challenge facing humankind was to prevent worse damage in relation to climate change and suggested that "a combination of scientific knowledge and traditional expertise … can make all the difference".
You can also ask Mr. Gore why, if this is the most significant challenge facing humankind, it seems that his only interest is in making quite a bit of money off of it and living a high flying lifestyle.
Meanwhile, the EU carbon market is continuing to collapse. Carbon markets are one of Gore's big pushes (because he has a financial interest in them).
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Alrighty, let's get a little 1965/66 chronology going on. I've decide to err on the side of caution and adjust Tom & Alice's wedding year to 1929 which is the year given in the Russell book. As our beloved DAYS OF OUR LIVES premieres on November 8, 1965, this is how things look:
DR. TOM HORTON (b.3/15/1910) & ALICE GRAYSON HORTON (b.1/23/1911)
---DR. TOMMY HORTON (b.1931 - d.1953)
------KITTY HORTON (b.1931)
---------SANDY HORTON (b.1952e)
---ADDIE HORTON (b.1931)
------BEN OLSON (b.1927e)
---------JULIE OLSON (b.1949)
---------STEVEN OLSON (b.1951)
---MICKEY HORTON (b.1/19/1932)
---DR. BILL HORTON (b.1939)
---MARIE HORTON (b.1942)
CRAIG MERRITT (b.1918e)
MRS. MERRITT (unknown, but deceased prior to 1965)
---TONY MERRITT (b.1938e)
RICHARD HUNTER (b.1920e)
DIANE HUNTER (b.1927e)
(m. and div. prior to 1965)
---SUSAN HUNTER (b.1948)
Please note that Kitty & Sandy would not actually appear on-screen until 1967. Likewise, Richard & Susan would not be introduced until 1966. Although both Bill & Diane would be introduced in 1965, it was several weeks after the premiere and, consequently, neither are often considered original cast members/characters.
At the launch of the series, the 2 primary stories are teen-aged Julie's troubles with her parents Ben & Addie and her rebellion (and subsequent refuge in the home of her grandparents Tom & Alice), and Marie's upcoming wedding to fiance Tony Merritt (the wedding was scheduled for Thanksgiving). Unfortunately, Tony was in ill health, which he kept from Marie and, shortly before the wedding, was diagnosed with a potentially fatal blood disease. Not wanting to be a burden to Marie, Tony suddenly and unexpectedly broke the engagement the night before the wedding and fled town. Dispondant, Marie attempted suicide with an overdose of pills, but survived and was released from the hospital in time for Christmas. Meanwhile, Ben had accepted a job in Europe and moved there with Addie and Steven. Julie didn't want to go with them and was allowed to live with Tom and Alice. Mickey began dating Diane Hunter, mother of Julie's bestfriend Susan Hunter. Years earlier, Mickey had handled Diane's divorce from ex-husband Richard. Mickey was quite the playboy and he and Diane began a casual affair that didn't preclude him from dating other girls. Elsewhere, a recovering Marie began to find comfort and support with Tony's father Craig. The much older Craig had loved Marie from afar for quite some time and proposed marriage. Vulnerable, yet longing for the stablity she believed a marriage to Craig would provide, Marie accepted his proposal and the couple were wed in March 1966 (source: Beth's Days Page). Naturally, after the wedding, Tony was cured of his blood disease and returned to Salem to find the woman he loved married to his father. Let's then establish as FACT...
MARIE HORTON (b.1942)
CRAIG MERRITT (b.1918e)
m.3/1966 (Marie, age: 24; Craig, age: 48)
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dope shoe but i have a feeling were going to see some more Yeezy colors on this
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It's a bit surprising that the Air Jordan III and IV continue to get churned out in a year we thought was designated to highlight the Air Jordan V, but as long as Jordan Brand continues to stay creative with its releases, we don't think anyone would be really disappointed. One of the interesting pairs set for 2013 is the Air Jordan IV 'Green Glow', and like the official color suggests, these may or many not have Glow-in-the-Dark or even Black Light bursts of light. These are slated to drop during the Fall season so enjoy this first look below and stay tuned to Sneaker News for more updates.
Air Jordan IV
Dark Grey/Green Glow-Cement Grey-Black
Fall 2013
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dope shoe but i have a feeling were going to see some more Yeezy colors on this
i'll put grey laces in them, the end!
Damnn for a second I thought the gray was 3m lol that would be sick though
It almost looks like they've taken the picture with black and white and edited the background.. creative shoe though i gotta say. almost looks unreal
i need em bruh...
I need these in my life.
like that grey with the black, when better quality pics will surface will be easier see how actually is that green
Silly niggas, jordans are for kids
All I'm saying is that if they put more pink in them and switch the laces pink everybody would be on 10 wit em!!! Just cause they no south beach 4s don't mean u can't freak your shoes it's 2013 people wake up lol
cool but not so sure their for me, rather pick up a DS of CG 4's. for those thinkin about pink laces, you dont put pink laces on any jays and call them south beach jays, lol, go cop a LBJ SB CW. . Just my opinion.
I bet these are gonna get customized by a sneaker customizer hahahaha....
Ain't shit wrong with pink laces with these .. Yup they would look like sum south beach 4s but so wat pink would go perfect with the color scheme of this shoe no matter wat y'all so called sneaker head say.. It's called switching up the swag and standing out from everybody else ORIGINALITY s/o to everyone thinking of changing the laces to pink #goodthinking
Dope need more pics but i like what i see
Is it just me or is this glowing in the dark crap getting old. But on the other hand they will not turn yellow
I'll leave these for the kids
I'll wait until I see some professional, unfiltered pics before I think about deciding.
1. Green an Gray CW ? Idk for (ME) maybe if the green actually glow in the dark would be more dope/Cop 2. They def need to post a new pic with out the effects & 3. If anyone should be called an "Hypebesst" on here is who ever posted this pic by adding the effect knowing its gonna draw more attention. #MyOwnOpinion
I don't wanna hear it... These will sell out! Some people just love their 4's and will cop hype or not! After seeing the 28's sell out after EVERYBODY was bashing them we all know these 4's will sell fast or slow bottom line they are gone. Lol
I'll pass. Taxi 12s all day!!!
all the retro+ color ways are trash these days
If that is a 3m upper that would be a coo surprise, but either way I want em nothing wrong with some new colorways in the closet
Deez go hard as fuck...... I fuks wid dat green shit.. but foreal though they might as well have released the cool grey IVs but its nuttin deez still go hard
Nothing wrong with these ! I'm Copping Sick Color Way .
these are the illest.ever since they dropped the suede from the toro's, i've been waiting to see pics of these. now that i have, i'm definitely copping these instead of the toro's if i can only get one or the other.
these go hard! and i like em better then the Toro 4's
I like these but I liked to see better pics
They need to take that pic effect out but shoe looks pretty clean, 3m upper perhaps?
Nothing wrong with these !
I rather see the Cool Grey IV drop instead of these but whatever....
pretty nice not great tho.
they iight! i notice all the jordan hype beast are out! call themselves sneaker heads, when they not! sneaker heads like more than jordan shoes
Not sure about these yet, stuck in the middle about them, need more pics and see the final product to make my decision
not bad, but i definately prefer the ""melo"" ones
thought the green was gona b glow in the dark
I think im gonna like the way this shoe looks from the back ...
It looks pretty dull to me
If only the green hits were black...
I like these. Dat green really makes them clean... NO PINK LACES people...
Throw in pink laces, SOUTH BEACH JORDAN 4!!!!!!! INSTANT COP!!!!!!! RESELL FOR $800+!!!!!
@Steelo_Brown haha ....it aint nothing wrong with these is it?... lol... they smooth huh? I agree with u ...
@imkennyypowers757 so what u telling us for?
@xinFAMOUS__ if it so original why everyone thought of it already?
@xinFAMOUS__ #AMEN
@wavy1000 taxi 12s go way harder then these real talk.
@OoWee_B - ummmmmmmm... no.
@dopeman978 don't try to define what a sneaker head is or isn't, this is not a competition so stop putting people down over what shoes they like.
@five_virtus your thinking is the reason why sneaker game is fucked up!
@Brazy_ness @Steelo_Brown I got a confession to make...I did eventually break down and pick up a pair of XX8's (Joker colorway). Sorry, but I have to disagree with you on those xx8's. They look sooooo clean in person. May even rock them with some khaki chino's. LOL!!!
@President Ward Your opinion nikka i don't even fuks wid 12s like dat but dats just me i like the playoffs and cherry 12s though but half deez nikkaz be following anyway but like I said everybody's different I'd pick any jordan iv over taxi 12s anyday
@DominicD i will define what a sneaker head is, a sneaker head just don't only comment or like one particular shoe brand! a sneaker head loves all sneakers period from adidas to reeboks. i just find it funny the most active posts are usually either jordans or foams. so to me, people who only comment on just one brand i.e jordans are hype beast! you can check i try and comment on all shoes from jeremy scotts to reeboks. i like all shoes not just one brand shoe
@DominicD @dopeman978 boom in yo face + that whole hypebeast thing is dying jus enjoy the shoes
@dopeman978 i was being sarcastic. lol
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Orlando Bloom's mother has hit back at ongoing media rumours that her son's marriage to Aussie model Miranda Kerr is in trouble.
Despite recent reports that the couple have been MIA in each other's lives recently because of their hectic work schedules, Bloom's mother Sonia Copeland-Bloom has flatly denied the break-up rumours, insisting that "everything is fine".
"I don't know where this has come from but, my gosh, they are very happy," she told British newspaper The Daily Mail, also revealing that the couple were planning on spending Christmas together.
According to InTouch magazine in the US, an Australian publicist for Kerr has also flatly denied rumours of a split: "You have nothing to worry about - everything is fabricated."
Despite those close to the couple continually rejecting the rumours, speculation continues, with Bloom and Kerr seeing little of one another recently.
The last time they were spotted together was in October but in recent weeks, while Bloom has been in South Africa filming his latest movie, Kerr was seen out and about with actor Leonardo DiCaprio at various get-togethers in New York.
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Golfers head to the first hole during the University of Toledo College of Medicine golf outing at Toledo Country Club.
Golf season is here and Highland Meadows Golf Club hosted its annual membership appreciation event, "Party with the Stars," to give it a gala kick-off.
The Hollywood-themed event included a red carpet entrance with paparazzi flashing cameras, lots of giant stars and other glitter, and music by the Indigo Blue jazz group. Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres were served to the members including many that went for the glam look in gowns and tuxedos. The club president is David Rectenwald.
At the Annual Kidney Klassic, left to right: top, Rachel Brooker and Melissa Gunner; and bottom, emcee Joe Rychnovsky and his wife, LPGA Golf Pro Janet Rychnovsky.
The club members are enjoying their golf course now because it will soon be time to turn it over temporarily to the Owens Corning Jamie Farr Classic presented by Kroger, the biggest area charity golf event. The LPGA event is June 28 through July 4.
In the meantime, there are plenty of other charitable golf opportunities. One is the Toledo District Golf Association's VIP golf program which supports the Evans Scholarship Foundation for caddies.
There are 24 member clubs and 18 of the 24 are participating in this program. Only members of a member club may participate. Area clubs include Brandywine, Stone Oak, Belmont, Valleywood, Stone Ridge, Heather Downs Country Club, and others. Members of these clubs may purchase a VIP pass to play golf at participating clubs for only a cart fee.
For details contact the TDGA Web site at TDGAgolf.org or call 419-866-4771.
The first University of Toledo College of Medicine golf event "Linking Toledo with Tomorrow's Medical Leaders" was May 27 at Toledo Country Club. The day ended with dinner, a silent auction, and golf prizes. About $30,000 was raised for scholarships to medical students who have an interest in staying in northwest Ohio, said Howard Newman.
The 18th Annual Kidney Klassic hosted by the Kidney Foundation of Northwest Ohio was May 20 at Stone Oak Country Club. Golf, hors d'oeuvres, awards, and a raffle were all part of the afternoon. The net of $30,000 helps nearly 4,000 men, women, and children who are affected by chronic kidney disease.
Attending the University of Toledo College of Medicine golf outing at Toledo Country Club, left to right: left, Joe Luzar, Sandra Seiple and Mike McCarthy; center, Sharon Gigandet and Josh Rupu; and right, Sharon Gillespie and Floyd Melby.
Joe Rychnovsky of WUPW-TV, Channel 36, who is a kidney transplant recipient, was emcee. His wife, Janet Rychnovsky, an LPGA golf pro, was a volunteer for the day. She did the Drive with a Pro in which teams donated $20 to the cause in return for Janet hitting their drive for them. Rachel Brooker and Melissa Gunner volunteered at the beverage cart. Golfing around for the cause were Bob Gray, Kris Jensen, Keith Bennett, Mike Parker, John Emmerich, and many others.


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Metro releases video to assist Inauguration travelers
Metro today released a five-minute video to help visitors navigate the system on Inauguration Day. The video, below, will be promoted through MetroAlerts emails, social media and through Metro's external partners.
For additional Inauguration travel information, customers are encouraged to pick up a copy of Metro's Official Inauguration Rider Guide at any Metrorail station or visit wmata.com/inauguration.
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Say hello to the Women's Calen Jacket: We stuffed a lightweight, highly compressible and enviably warm Primaloft® Black insulation — a synthetic insulation made with 60 percent recycled fibers that boasts warmth without bulk and a soft feel — into a durable nylon ripstop fabric and called it a day. Elastic hem and cuffs keep the jacket in place and Angel-Wing Movement™ allows you to move without the jacket riding up. Zippered pockets offer a warm place for you hands to rest. Wear under a shell or on it's own.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by NewEnglandskier from Beautiful Jacket I bought this jacket to use as an insulation layer under a shell and for use by itself on days above 30 degrees. It works well in both circumstances. The blue/green color is beautiful and I like the inside pocket along with hand pockets. There's plenty of room around the shoulders for freedom of movement even with layers. The fit is true to size and flattering. It packs small. Only one complaint - the Men's Calen jacket has a mesh inner pocket. Women need one too!
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Predatory fish such as cod, tuna and groupers have declined by two-thirds during the past 100 years, while small forage fish such as sardine, anchovy and capelin have more than doubled during the same period, according to University of British Columbia researchers.
Speaking on February 18 at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Villy Christensen of UBC's Fisheries Centre described a study in which a team of scientists had analyzed data from over 200 ecosystem models, allowing them to examine more than 68,000 estimates of fish biomass from 1880 to 2007. The study's goal was to assess the likelihood of a scenario first posited in the journal Science in 2006, that by 2050 the impact of overfishing would be so great that commercial fisheries would collapse completely.
Christensen and colleagues concluded that the future would not be quite that bleak. Marine ecosystems will, however, look decidedly different, they found. "Overfishing has absolutely had a 'when cats are away, the mice will play' effect on our oceans," Christensen said, in a UBC press release to announce the study. "By removing the large, predatory species from the ocean, small forage fish have been left to thrive."
While the doubling of forage fish amounts to more overall fish production, Christensen cautioned that the lower trophic-level food web is more vulnerable to environmental fluctuations."Currently, forage fish are turned into fishmeal and fish oil and used as feeds for the aquaculture industry, which is in turn becoming increasingly reliant on this feed source," Christensen continued. "If the fishing-down-the-food-web trend continues, our oceans may one day become a 'farm' to produce feeds for the aquaculture industry. Goodbye, wild ocean!"
Christensen and his colleagues also found that approximately 55 percent of the declines in predatory fish occurred during the past 40 years, with the sharpest decline between 1970 and 1990. However, even as these fish populations have plummeted, fishing capacity has continued to increase, by 54 percent in total between 1950 and 2010, "with no indication of a decrease in recent years."
Speaking on the same panel at the AAAS meeting, Jacqueline Alder of the United Nations Environment Programme urged that fishing capacity be reduced substantially. "If we can do this immediately, we will see a decline in fish catches. However, that will give an opportunity for the fish stocks to rebuild and expand their populations," she said.
Source: Christensen, V., et al. 2011. Fish biomass in the world ocean—a century of decline. Manuscript for presentation AAAS 2011, session "2050: Will There Be Fish in the Ocean?" Washington, D.C., February 18, 2011.
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Polar bears in Canada's western Hudson Bay are likely to give birth to fewer, smaller litters as their sea ice habitat retreats as a result of climate change. Geoff York
Researchers in Alaska have tracked a female polar bear swimming for 232 consecutive hours, during which time she covered 687 kilometers (427 miles) until she finally reached the sea ice of the Arctic Ocean. By the end of the ordeal, the bear had lost 22 percent of her body mass and her yearling cub had apparently died. The researchers note that their finding illustrates the immense cost to polar bears of having to swim for long periods, something many more bears may be forced to do so as sea ice retreats from the shore and diminishes in extent as a result of climate change.
Writing in the journal Polar Biology, George Durner of the United States Geological Survey and colleagues describe capturing an adult female bear and her cub on Alaska's Beaufort Sea coast in late August 2008. Around the adult's neck, the researchers placed a radio collar with a GPS unit.
The bear weighed 226 kilograms (498 pounds), and the yearling weighed 159 kilograms (350 pounds). When the scientists found the bear again, two months later, she weighed just 177 kilograms (390 pounds) and was not lactating; the yearling was nowhere to be seen.
By analyzing the recovered data and overlaying the bear's movements with ice charts, Durner and colleagues deduced that on 25 August (two days after capture and release) she entered the water off the Beaufort Sea coast and swam north for nine days, before finally reaching sea ice. She then spent three days on the ice, another day swimming, and an additional 49 days on the ice before being found again.
They write that in late August, polar bears in the Beaufort Sea region instinctively head north after spending part of the summer ashore, expecting to find sea ice on which they can spend the fall, winter and spring hunting seals. Although the ice edge at that time of year is normally close to shore, it has in recent years been receding as overall summer sea ice extent in the Arctic Ocean region has declined—by, on average, 11 percent per decade since 1979. A 2006 study reported increased sightings of drowned polar bears in open water off Alaska, presumably as the result of having to swim ever-greater distances to reach the ice edge.
A separate study, in the journal Nature Communications, has shown that as sea ice has declined in Canada's western Hudson Bay, at the southern end of polar bears' range, the ability of pregnant females to eat enough to gain sufficient energy to give birth to cubs is also diminishing.
Peter Molnar of the University of Alberta and colleagues write that every summer, the sea ice in Hudson Bay melts completely, obliging the bears to come ashore, where they await the ice's return." However, they note, the ice is breaking up earlier in the summer, and polar bears are forced ashore one to two weeks earlier than was the case in the early 1990s. Given predicted temperature increases as a result of greenhouse gas emissions, by mid-century the average date on which bears will come ashore is estimated to be July 1—one month earlier than 20 years ago.
The authors note that, in the early 1990s, 28 percent of pregnant bears in western Hudson Bay failed to produce any cubs. the researchers calculated that, forced to come ashore a month earlier, between 40 and 73 percent of the bears will be unable to raise a litter; furthermore, the average size of the litters born will also decrease. Should sea ice break up fully two months earlier, they estimate that at least 55 percent, and perhaps up to 100 percent, of pregnant females will be unable to give birth.
Not surprisingly, they note that "the litter size predictions provided in this study serve as another indicator that the western Hudson Bay population will probably not remain viable under predicted climatic conditions."
Sources: Durner, G., et al. 2011. Consequences of long-distance swimming and travel over deep-water pack ice for a female polar bear during a year of extreme sea ice retreat. Polar Biology DOI: 10.1007/s00300-010-0953-2; Molnar, P., et al. 2011. Predicting climate change impacts on polar bear litter size. Nature Communications doi:10.1038/ncomms1183.
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In the 1980s, researchers were baffled by a sudden spike in fibropapilloma disease in green turtles off Florida and Hawaii. The disease, which had first been identified in 1938 but rarely seen since, manifested itself in tumor-like growths, often around a turtle's head and neck. Although the growths themselves weren't fatal, the area in which they grew impaired a turtle's ability to see and feed, with frequently fatal consequences.
Thirty years later, a paper in the journal PLoS One may have helped provide an answer.
A team of three researchers led by Kyle van Houten of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) examined records of almost 4,000 green turtle strandings along the coast of Hawaii during a span of 28 years. They found that fibropapilloma disease occurred most frequently in juveniles and young adults, the period of their lives during which green turtles return to coastal environments after spending their early years in pelagic waters. Van Houtan and colleagues found that some specific coastal areas had high incidence of the disease, while others had none. Those areas where the disease was found with greater frequency were the ones where agricultural development had resulted in high rates of runoff of nutrients, particularly nitrogen.
That increase in nitrogen in the water stimulated the growth of non-native species of algae that had begun to gain a toehold in the 1950s and, by the 1970s, had so successfully out-competed native species that in some places they now compose more than 90 percent of green turtles' diet. The key to the sudden success of these algae species was that they were able to absorb and store excess nitrogen in the form of arginine, an amino acid that virological studies have shown to be essential to the growth of herpes viruses. Herpes virus, earlier studies had shown, was the cause of fibropapilloma disease.
Van Houten and colleagues therefore conclude that "environmental factors are significant" in promoting fibropapillomas.
Source: Van Houtan, K., et al. 2010. Land use, macroalgae, and a tumor-forming disease in marine turtles. PLoS One. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0012900.
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AS recently as a decade ago, the Pennsylvanian Impressionists or New Hope School – perhaps the most recognisable group of painters to emerge from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) – remained a relatively untapped seam for 'serious' auctioneers of the Mid-Atlantic States.
Fast-forward ten years and this once dealer-led market is currently among the hottest areas from the 'traditional' end of the American picture business. It remains very much an East Coast affair, but one senses that this Americanised approach to the Impressionism movement had arrived with the sale at Freemans' last year of The Old Mill, Washington's Crossing, a trademark plein air winter landscape by Edward Wallis Redfield (1869-1965) for $625,000.
Along with Daniel Garber, Redfield (shortly to be the subject of a catalogue raisonné) has emerged as the ace in the New Hope pack. He was on form again on December 5 when his 2ft 2in x 2ft 8in (66 x 81cm) oil Under the Laurel sold at $270,000 (£139,200).
This market-fresh view of a snow-laden babbling brook included a letter from the artist to the original purchaser dated April 1928 in which he waxes on his fondness for the spot "one fourth mile from my studio on the Johnson Farm".
Specialist Alasdair Nichol - who has worked hard to cultivate interest in the PAFA beyond its back door - was also pleased to see among half a dozen artist records from the PAFA second string. These included a new high for Redfield pupil George William Sotter (1879-1953), whose winter nocturne The Village Road signed and dated 1938 sold at $200,000 (£103,100), and $180,000 (£92,800) for The Delaware - Reflections, c.1926 by Fern Isabel Coppedge (1883-1951).
However, for sheer painterly effect a personal favourite was a vibrant 1908 sketch of a French landscape by Arthur Beecher Carles (1882-1952). With its experimental blocks of colour, this small oil on board, 7 1/4 by 9 1/4in (18 x 23cm), underlined why Carles, who died in obscurity plagued by alcoholism, was regarded as such a pioneer early in the century and is seen now as a precursor of Abstract Expressionism. It doubled hopes at $18,000 (£9300).


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"He was responsible for the death of many young men," said a 65-year-old resident of Homs, who gave his name as Rajab.
Rajab Sahnoun, another Agoco executive, said they are receiving their normal volumes through the pipeline to the port near Tobruk — roughly 70,000 barrels per day.
"Bahraini Shia are very aware of how they're paying the price for Iran's growing power in the region," said Nabeel Rajab, president of the Bahrain Centre for Human Rights.
According to the president of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights, Nabeel Rajab, the real motive behind the arrests was to prevent Shi'ites from gaining a majority in parliament.
For sure the impact of the crackdown and the arrests is going to have an influence on the whole situation and I think the turnout for the election is going to be much less than what was expected, said Nabeel Rajab.
However, 11-year-old Abdullah Rajab Iyad, said he'd been allowed to handle a gun earlier that day.
This verdict is a message from the government, determined to stop the democracy movement, said Nabeel Rajab, head of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights.
"Most people would agree these are better than what was here before," says Mr. Adjmi's colleague, Mohammad Rajab.
Nabeel Rajab said he was blindfolded, handcuffed and placed in the back of a car.
As Nabeel Rajab, president of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights put it: 'Democracy isn't only for those countries the United States has a problem with.'
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FAYETTEVILLE, AR -- Conner Eldridge, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Arkansas announced that Jesse Oziah, 19, will serve 55 years without the possibility of parole followed by 25 years of supervised release.
In November of 2013, Homeland Security Investigators and the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force received information that a person in Northwest Arkansas posted an image of child pornography on Facebook.
A warrant was issued to search Oziah's home. An iPod Touch belonging to Oziah was discovered. Court records say the device contained multiple images of Oziah sexually assaulting an 8-year-old boy. Oziah admitted to taking the photos and videos of him assaulting the child.
On February 14, 2014, Oziah pleaded guilty to in federal court to numerous counts of Child Pornography. During the sentencing, the Government presented evidence that Oziah was actively involved in disturbing child porn over the internet.
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The Senate is set to debate today the passage of the Bankruptcy Bill. If passed, the measure would make it more difficult to declare fresh-start bankruptcy.
Backers of the bill, headed by Visa and Mastercard, say that these changes are necessary because current bankruptcy standards cost taxpayers hundreds of dollars.
Consumer rights groups argue that it will hit hardest among the poor and the most vulnerable members of the middle class, and will particularly affect women and children.
- Phil Corwin, partner at Federal Legislation Associates, who represents the American Banking Association, which backs the Bankruptcy Bill.
- Mary Rouleau, Legislative Director for the Consumer Federation of America, which actively opposes the Bankruptcy Bill.


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IT or Information Technology Education/Computer Courses
There are different types of IT courses available, for example Introduction to Computers, Skills for the Office, and courses on computer hardware and software. You can learn computing skills at a college or online
Further Education Colleges
Internet based education and training, website: http://alison.com
Vocational Training and Education
Vocational training helps you learn the knowledge and skills for a particular job, for example, if you want to be a bricklayer, plumber, security guard, hairdresser
Southampton City College
Telephone: 023 8048 4848
Website: www.southampton-city.ac.uk
Going to University
There are many types of courses available at University. You will need to have particular qualifications for these courses. You will also need to pass an English language test (IELTS) at a high level.
Contact the ESOL Information Line (023 8023 3772) for more in formation about IELTS.
Employer Training
Some employers will help you with training while you work, especially where it is important for the job you are doing.
There are also some jobs where you will need to do particular training to get the job, for example if you want to work in a restaurant, you may need a food hygiene certificate or if you want to work in a warehouse, you may need a fork lift truck licence.
Free Courses
Some training courses are free, for some you will need to pay a small amount. For others you will need to pay the full cost of the course. You should check with the training provider what you will need to pay before signing up for a course.
Internet Based Education and Training
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Canada, Montreal: Damas
5210, ave. du parc,montreal, Phone: (514) 439-5435
geewiz from Massachusetts, 2013, #4124, "awesome food"
Denmark, Copenhagen: Ristorante Cortona
Rysensteensgade 16, Phone: 45 33114720
Closing day: Sunday
Ian from Aberdeen from Scotland, 2013, #4038, "Fixed price; top quality"
Germany, Berlin: Diekmann
Meinekestrasse 7, Phone: 030-8833321
Closing day: Sun lunch
Jonathan from UK, 2013, #4098, "Excellent value 'business lunch' at a Berlin institution."
Germany, Berlin: Glory Whole
Closing day: Tuesday
I.A. Rose from Israel, 2013, #4041, "Best Little Cafe in Prenzlauer Berg"
Germany, Munich: Marktwirt
Heiliggeiststrasse 2, Phone: 89 - 23 24 11 33
Closing day: none
teaberry from USA, 2013, #4076, "Traditional Bavarian fare, good food and beer, on a quiet pedestrian alley."
Germany, Munich: Sababa
am Viktualienmarkt Westenriederstr. 9, Phone: 089 23237881
Closing day: Sunday
teaberry from USA, 2013, #4075, "Best Middle Eastern food north of the Mediterranean :)"
Malta: Cafe Jubilee
125, St Lucia Street, Valletta, Phone: 2125 2332
AnnieNC from NC, 2014, #4162, "Good food, fun place to eat"
Malta: La Mere
174 Merchant St. Valletta, Phone: +356 2122 3256
AnnieNC from NC, 2014, #4160, "My favorite restaurant in Malta, ate there twice"
Malta: Soul Food
AnnieNC from NC, 2014, #4161, "Great place for vegetarians and others too..."
Other: Amy's House of Leftovers
Amy from MA, 2013, #4053, "I'm tired of cooking, so it's leftovers unless someone else steps up"
Other, Panama: Miraflores Locks Vistor Center Restaurant
Clayton, Panama, Phone: 507-232-3120
Closing day: NA
avvocato from NJ, 2013, #4050, "Location! Location! Location! Good to average food and service but you come here for the opportunity to watch ships pass through the canal. For that 5 stars!!"
Portugal, Porto: ZaZa
Rua Ramalho Origao, Phone: 351 22 208 5091
Panda from UK, 2013, #4106, "Good value lunch stop in central Porto."
Portugal, Portugal: Tasco
Rua Do Almada 151 Porto , Portugal, Phone: 222010763
Panda from UK, 2013, #4105, "Tasty and generous tapas, and a good range of Portuguese wines."
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