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If you are planning a vacation in Kumbakonam, then you must go visit Velankanni Church. It is an intrinsic part of the socio-cultural landscape and hence, offers an insightful peek into life, as it exists in Kumbakonam . Read more
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Raya's Grand
Old Bus Stand, Kumbakonam
Old Bus Stand, Kumbakonam
|5.0 (Based on 1 Reviews)Superb
|247.8 km from Velankanni Church
Rs. 2,552
Per Room Per Night
PL.A Residency
Srinivasam Pillai Rd, Kumbakonam
Srinivasam Pillai Rd, Kumbakonam
|247.6 km from Velankanni Church
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Mantra Veppathur Resort
Bagavathapuram Main Road Extension, Kumbakonam
Bagavathapuram Main Road Extension, Kumbakonam
|5.0 (Based on 1 Reviews)Superb
|241.0 km from Velankanni Church
Rs. 7,290
Per Room Per Night
Hotel Riverside Resort & Spa
Rue Bazaar, Kumbakonam
Rue Bazaar, Kumbakonam
|4.0 (Based on 2 Reviews)Excellent
|245.9 km from Velankanni Church
Rs. 3,159
Per Room Per Night
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Asoor, Kumbakonam
Asoor, Kumbakonam
|5.0 (Based on 1 Reviews)Superb
|246.0 km from Velankanni Church
Rs. 4,380
Per Room Per Night
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Hotel M.I.M. Park
60 feet main road, Kumbakonam
60 feet main road, Kumbakonam
|4.0 (Based on 1 Reviews)Excellent
|245.4 km from Velankanni Church
Rs. 1,540
Per Room Per Night
MSM Temple stays
|245.6 km from Velankanni Church
Rs. 2,398
Per Room Per Night
Temple Stays
|245.6 km from Velankanni Church
Rs. 2,999
Per Room Per Night
Velankanni Church, KumbakonamA visit to Velankanni Church can also be combined with other tourist attractions across the city. With its delectable cuisines, and opportunities to explore the surrounding areas, Kumbakonam is perfectly poised to offer an experience that is both, authentic as well as unique! There are many ideal locations to visit in and around this wonderful city, with prominent local landmarks and favourable restaurants being just a few examples. Make a trip to Kumbakonam and its exciting places of interest to enjoy a memorable vacation. A visit to Velankanni Church will give you a greater insight into the various cultures and traditions of Kumbakonam .
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Legislation and Policy
The County Council has a number of obligations to conserve and enhance biodiversity, embodied in various legislative instruments.
The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 places a duty on the Council to protect and enhance Sites of Special Scientific Interest whilst the The Habitats Regulations 1994 imposes particular obligations to prevent damage to internationally designated sites (Special Protection Areas and Special Areas of Conservation).
The Natural Environment and Rural Communities (NERC) Act 2006 establishes a new duty that all public bodies have due regard to the conservation of biodiversity as far as is consistent with the proper exercise of their functions.
National Planning Guidance on Nature Conservation is embodied in Planning Policy Statement 9: Biodiversity and Geological Conservation, and its accompanying document "Planning for Biodiversity and Geological Conservation : A Guide to Good Practice".
There are also obligations for the County Council to consider legislation for protected species when undertaking all their activities, for example the Wildlife & Countryside Act ( as amended) 1981, Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000, and the Protection of Badgers Act 1992.
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Bill C-280 (Historical)
An Act to amend the Canada Elections Act (registration of political parties)
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Topic: radrails servers suddenly became super slow
Hi all,
I've used Radrails to develop Rails apps for a couple years now and it's worked very well. Today, I fired up one of the Radrails servers for a project I was working on yesterday, and it takes about 5 minutes to start and then is completely unresponsive. This was working great yesterday and I don't know what's changed that would cause this. This has happened to several of my projects/servers in Radrails, although certain other ones are still working fine.
In the Servers Window in the Radrails Perspective, if I right-click on a server and select "Start Server", the Status of the server changes to "starting" right away, but a console window for the server takes about 1.5 minutes to appear. At this point, the status of the server changes to "running", but on the console all I get is a few numbers in quotes, such as this:
Eventually (as much as 10 minutes later) other stuff appears in the console that I usually expect so see as the server boots:
=> Booting Mongrel (use 'script/server webrick' to force WEBrick)
=> Rails 2.2.2 application starting on http://127.0.0.1:3006
=> Call with -d to detach
=> Ctrl-C to shutdown server
** Starting Mongrel listening at 127.0.0.1:3006
** Starting Rails with development environment...
Usually, at this point, I expect my server to be running and responsive, but trying to hit the server results in the browser just hanging, waiting for a response from the server, and eventually timing out. Normally I get a pretty fast response from the server and can see the console updating as log data is created. Nothing happens in the console.
What has happened? There are hardly any settings to mess with for the servers in Radrails, and everything appears to be set up alright, and the servers that don't work look like they're set up exactly the same way as the servers that DO still work.
I've not changed anything on my computer that I'm aware of, no new version of Rails, Ruby, Radrailes, Aptana, Eclipse, or Java. I'm running on Windows XP because my workplace won't let me run Linux.
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Light bulbs: Did you know that compact fluorscent light bulbs (CFLs) can save up to 75% of your lighting energy? Not only that but they last 6 -15 times as long as your standard incandescent bulb.
Wash clothes in water or cold water: About 90% of energy used in washing clothes goes to heating the water. By using warm water instead of hot can cut energy usage for a load of laundry in half.
Walk, bike, carpool, or subway: Here at Yeshiva, 4% of our greenhouse gases are generated from students, staff and faculty coming to the university. By using a more efficient form of transporation you will be helping keep New York City's air clean and the environment happier!
Take the stairs: Taking the stairs is both healthy and uses less energy. Just 2 minutes of climbing stairs a day can keep off the 2 lbs that most adults gain in a year.
Close the fume hood sashes: Fume hoods are some of the most energy intensive equipment on campus. If fume hood sashes are left open, they use about 3.5 times the energy of a house! Remember to close them when they are not in use and when you go home at the end of the day.
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Mission Studies Center
This center is designed to plan for and supervise the training of workers for service under sending agencies of the church. This includes guiding programs of study in missional leadership and coordinating scholarship funds to benefit students preparing for mission with Mennonite agencies.
The Mission Studies Center is a cooperative venture among AMBS, Christian Witness Council (MC Canada), Mennonite Mission Network (MC USA), and Mennonite Central Committee.
As the assignment for which the student is preparing begins to take shape, a program of study is tailored which takes into account the background of the student and the nature of the assignment.
This program may include both courses in the AMBS curriculum and study in other schools and universities, sometimes also special intensive seminars or courses.
Anabaptist Witness is a global Anabaptist and Mennonite dialogue on key issues facing the church in mission. Previous to the launch of Anabaptist Witness in 2014, the Mission Studies Center published Mission Focus: Annual Review, and back issues are available to read online.
The Center also offers scholarships for internships in mission, and scholarships arranged in cooperation with sponsoring agencies for international students to study at AMBS who are recommended by their churches, which are usually related to Mennonite and Brethren in Christ agencies.
For information about the Mission Studies Center, contact the AMBS dean, Rebecca Slough.


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Market Maker Friction Factor is shown in the chart below: Symbol Change Percent Buy Volume Buy %% Sell Volume Sell %% Net Volume Friction AMAT $0.380 3.43% 9,581,364 57.00% 7,175,487 42.69% 2,405,877 63,313 MU $0.240 4.11% 26,006,159 56.17% 20,294,892 43.83% 5,711,267 237,969 CX $0.030 0.29% 7,802,350 44.02% 3,754,544 21.18% 4,047,806 1,349,269 MSFT $0.230 0.78% 23,431,346 55.57% 18,637,304 44.20% 4,794,042 208,437 NWSA $0.470 1.96% 13,612,787 61.00% 8,457,217 37.90% 5,155,570 109,693 BTHR $0.012 354.55% 5,227,552 76.71% 1,587,106 23.29% 3,640,446 3,111,492 Analysis of the Friction Factor chart above shows that each of the six stocks mentioned above have high net dollar gains (Change) and very low price friction in their stocks. The Friction Factor displays how many more shares of buying than selling are required to move a stock higher by one cent or how many more shares of selling than buying moves a stock lower by 1 cent.
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APPLIED MATERIALS, INC. (NASDAQ:AMAT) - Applied Materials, Inc. provides manufacturing equipment, services, and software to the semiconductor, flat panel display, solar photovoltaic (PV), and related industries worldwide. Its Silicon Systems Group segment offers a range of manufacturing equipment used to fabricate semiconductor chips or integrated circuits. It provides systems that perform primary processes used in chip fabrication, including atomic layer deposition, chemical vapor deposition, physical vapor deposition, electrochemical deposition etch, rapid thermal processing, chemical mechanical planarization, wet cleaning, and wafer metrology and inspection, as well as systems that etch, measure, and inspect circuit patterns on masks used in the photolithography process. The companys Applied Global Services segment offers products and services designed to improve the performance and productivity, and reduce the environmental impact of the fab operations of semiconductor, LCD, and solar PV manufacturers. Its Display segment provides equipment to fabricate thin film transistor LCDs for televisions, computer displays, and other consumer-oriented electronic applications. The companys Energy and Environmental Solutions segment offers manufacturing solutions for the generation and conservation of energy. It also provides manufacturing solutions for wafer-based crystalline silicon, and glass-based thin film applications. In addition, this segment offers roll-to-roll vacuum Web coating systems for deposition of a range of films on flexible substrates for functional, aesthetic, or optical properties, as well as roll-to-roll machine for depositing ultra-thin aluminum films for flexible packaging applications. The company serves manufacturers of semiconductor wafers and chips, flat panel liquid crystal displays, solar photovoltaic cells and modules, and other electronic devices. Applied Materials, Inc. was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California..
Micron Technology Inc (NASDAQ:MU) - Micron Technology, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and marketing of semiconductor devices worldwide. Its products include dynamic random access memory (DRAM) products that provide data storage and retrieval, which include DDR2 and DDR3; and other specialty DRAM memory products, including DDR, SDRAM, DDR and DDR2 mobile low power DRAM, pseudo-static RAM, and reduced latency DRAM. The company also offers NAND flash memory products, which are electrically re-writeable and non-volatile semiconductor devices that retain content when power is turned off. In addition, it provides NOR flash memory products that are electrically re-writeable and non-volatile semiconductor memory devices; phase change memory products; and image sensor products. Micron Technologys products are used in a range of electronic applications, including personal computers, workstations, network servers, mobile phones, flash memory cards, USB storage devices, digital still cameras, MP3/4 players, and in automotive applications. It sells its products to original equipment manufacturers and retailers through internal sales force, independent sales representatives, and distributors, as well as through a Web-based customer direct sales channel. The company was founded in 1978 and is headquartered in Boise, Idaho..
Cemex SAB de CV (NYSE:CX) - CEMEX, S.A.B. de C.V., through its subsidiaries, engages in the production, marketing, distribution, and sale of cement, ready-mix concrete, aggregates, and other construction materials. It sells its products primarily to distributors in the construction industry. The company has operations in North America, Europe, South America, Central America, the Caribbean, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. CEMEX, S.A.B. de C.V. was founded in 1906 and is based in Garza Garcia, Mexico..
MICROSOFT CORPORATION (NASDAQ:MSFT) - Microsoft Corporation develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a range of software products and services for various computing devices worldwide. The companys Windows & Windows Live Division segment offers Windows operating system, Windows Live, and Internet Explorer. It offers Windows operating system, which include Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP Home, as well as Windows Live suite of applications and Web services. Microsofts Server and Tools segment provides Windows Server operating systems, Windows Azure, Microsoft SQL Server, SQL Azure, Visual Studio, Silverlight, System Center products, Biz Talk server, Microsoft consulting services, and product support services. This segment also provides enterprise consulting and product support services; and training and certification to developers and information technology professionals, as well as builds standalone and software development lifecycle tools for software architects, developers, testers, and project managers. The companys Online Services Division segment offers online information products, such as Bing, MSN portals, and channels; and an online advertising platform for publishers and advertisers. Microsofts Microsoft Business Division segment offers Microsoft Office, Microsoft SharePoint, and Microsoft Dynamics ERP and CRM, as well as Microsoft Office Web Apps. The companys Entertainment and Devices Division segment develops, produces, and markets the Xbox 360 platform; PC software games; online games and services; Mediaroom, an Internet protocol television software; Windows Phone and Windows Embedded device platforms; the Zune digital music and entertainment platform; and application software for Apples Macintosh computers, Microsoft PC hardware products, and other devices. This segment also involves in retail and marketing of packaged versions of the Microsoft Office system and the Windows operating systems. Microsoft was founded in 1975 and is headquartered in Redmond, Washington..
News Corp (NASDAQ:NWSA) - News Corporation operates as a diversified media company worldwide. Its Cable Network Programming segment engages in producing and licensing programming distributed through cable television systems and direct broadcast satellite operators primarily in the United States, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. The companys Filmed Entertainment segment produces and acquires live-action and animated motion pictures for distribution and licensing in various formats in entertainment media, as well as produces and licenses television programming worldwide. Its Television segment broadcasts network programming and operates 27 broadcast television stations in the United States. The companys Direct Broadcast Satellite Television segment distributes programming services via satellite and broadband directly to subscribers in Italy. Its Publishing segment involves in the publication of 4 national newspapers in the United Kingdom; approximately 146 newspapers in Australia; and a metropolitan newspaper and a national newspaper in the United States, as well as in the provision of information services. This segment also publishes English language books worldwide; and publishes free-standing inserts and offers in-store marketing products and services in the United States and Canada. The companys Other segment provides display advertising in outdoor locations, primarily in the Russian Federation and eastern Europe. News Corporation was founded in 1922 and is based in New York, New York..
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Sformato Alle Erbe: Swiss Chard Custard
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 medium red onion, cut into 1/4-inch dice
- 3 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
- 1 1/2 pounds Swiss chard, thick stems removed, roughly chopped
- 3 cups besciamella, recipe follows
- 3 eggs plus 2 yolks
- 1/2 cup ricotta
- 1/4 cup Parmigiano-Reggiano, freshly grated, plus 1/4 cup
- Freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/2 cup fresh bread crumbs, plus 1/4 cup toasted
- Butter, for the mold
In a 12 to 14-inch saute pan, heat the olive oil over high heat until almost smoking. Add the onion and garlic and cook over medium-high heat 5 minutes, until soft and light golden brown. Add the chard and saute over high heat until very soft and tender, about 10 minutes. Remove from the pan and press under a plate to remove excess moisture. Finely chop the Swiss chard.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Place the chard mixture into a mixing bowl and add the besciamela, eggs and yolks, ricotta and 1/4 cup Parmigiano and season with nutmeg and salt and pepper.
Butter a bundt cake pan and sprinkle with bread crumbs to coat. Pour the mixture into the pan, and place the pan in a roasting pan. Carefully pour cool water into the roasting pan to come up 3 inches on the side of the bundt pan and place in the oven. Cook until the custard is just cooked through, about 35 minutes, then remove. The custard is done when a toothpick to the center exits clean. Allow to rest 15 minutes before edging with a thin knife and turning out onto a plate. Sprinkle with the toasted bread crumbs and remaining 1/4 cup grated cheese before serving warm.
Recipe copyright 2000, Mario Batali. All Rights Reserved.


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After spending a year in Sidney, Christian Waltmann, our former Assistant Front Office Manager at the Breidenbacher Hof, a Capella Hotel, has returned as our Front of House Manager. Reason enough for another interview, I thought. As you know from previous posts on the Capella Blog, I love to get to know my colleagues a bit better, especially when they can look back at a long history at the Breidenbacher Hof, as Christian does. Just read for yourself:
You are no stranger to the hotel, what was your position before and what was the reason for your coming back?
After completing my apprenticeship, I started working at the Breidenbacher Hof in 2008 as a Guest Service Agent. In 2010, I was promoted to a Guest Service Coordinator and later to Assistant Front Office Manager. Then, I decided to spend one year in Sidney, but felt the urge to return home to Germany. When it comes to the hotel business, there has always only been one choice for me: The Breidenbacher Hof, of course! Luckily, I stayed in contact with the hotel the whole time during my year abroad and was informed about the free position as a Front of House Manager. It was just the right time to come back!
What are your daily tasks as the "Front of House Manager"?
Of course, it's my job to ensure that operations at the Front of House run smoothly. This includes ensuring a warm welcome and proactively catering to all of our guests' needs. I'm also in charge of planning the schedule for my team and I am always available to my team when they need me.
What do you like most about your job?
What I like most about my job is having the chance to meet so many people from all over the world on a daily basis. Also, I love to be in front of the Hotel, because my team and I are the ones who create the guests' first as well as last impressions. That's an honor!
What do you like about the Breidenbacher Hof, a Capella Hotel and why did you choose to work for Capella Hotels and Resorts?
I strongly identify with the philosophy of the Capella Hotel Group and their goal of surpassing the guests' expectations and wishes and providing individual and personal service. Furthermore, I like the career opportunities at this expanding hotel chain.
What are your favorite places in Düsseldorf?
My favourite place to relax is the beautiful Rhine promenade. When it comes to meeting friends my favorite place is the brewery Kürzer on the Kurze Straße.


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Plaza plans to be unveiled
After visiting Alpena and receiving suggestions on what the people in Alpena would like to see in a downtown plaza, the Michigan state design team has wrapped up its design procedure and is ready to unveil the final design for the proposed plaza.
Downtown Development Authority Director Lesslee Dort said the design team has done its best to incorporate some of the ideas in the plaza, which if built, will be located behind the Owl Cafe. Currently the land is owned by the City of Alpena and is used as a parking lot. Dort said she has not seen the final plans and won't be able to until the rest of the community does.
"This is the end result of more than nine months of working with Michigan Place Planning, and the grant we received will come to an end after they unveil the conceptual design," Dort said. "It doesn't mean that is what we'll build, but it is what they are recommending based on all of the comments from the people. This will include the best design ideas they had gotten from the people of Alpena."
Dort said the presentation will take place at Alpena Community College's Granum Theatre. She said the unveiling ceremony will begin at 7 p.m., but the public is encouraged to arrive early to have a bite to eat beforehand.
"There will be a celebratory picnic in the parking lot and just before 7 we will all make our way inside," Dort said. "It starts at 6 p.m. and is for the public. Anyone can come down and have a hotdog, chips and share a soda with us, and then go see what the new plaza could look like."
There is still a lot of work to do before the plaza becomes a reality. Dort said now that the design process has been completed, her focus will shift to other issues such as parking, concerns of nearby businesses and finding funding to construct it.
"The next step will be to evaluate the parking study which will be concluded Wednesday and to get our ducks in a row and find out what our financing options are," Dort said. "We need to talk to other communities that have done this and find out the pulsses and minuses so we can learn from those. We also need to really sit down and talk to the businesses that will be directly affected to be sure they can operate smoothly. The goal for the plaza is not to interrupt business. The goal is for it to increase the business, and that is what all of the research has shown us that it will."
The DDA, the Convention and Visitors Bureau, Target Alpena and the Alpena Area Chamber of Commerce have been working hard to make downtown more attractive and appealing to businesses, visitors and citizens. They have all played roles in making sure flowers and decorations are in place and to have available seating and amenities downtown. Dort said it is all part of the plan not only to get people from out of the area downtown, but to lure locals to it more often.
"We're trying to make downtown Alpena the gathering place," Dort said. "Where your residents hang out, that will also be where your visitors will hang out as well. The plaza would be that comfortable third place. One place is your home, the second is your work and the third is the place you enjoy. The plaza can be that. That's what we are trying to develop here. It is not just for visitors. It is for the residents first and foremost."
Steve Schulwitz can be reached via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 358-5689. Follow Steve on Twitter ss_alpenanews. Read his blog, Upon Further Review … at www.thealpenanews.com.


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Coach USA bus accident closes Route 60
Young responds to 'double dip' controversy
ALBANY – State Sen. Catharine Young, R-Olean, is responding to some of the backlash she received following a paperwork error.
On Thursday, The Albany Times Union ran an article stating Young had improperly claimed a School Tax Assessment Relief exemption since 2001 on a condo she owns in North Greenbush, as well as her home in Cattaraugus County. The OBSERVER then ran an article Friday, which indicated that a paperwork mixup was to blame.
Friday morning, Young was hoping to put the whole situation behind her.
"I immediately filed all of the proper legal documents to correct the situation when I learned what happened," Young said in a statement. "Although we did not apply for the exemption, I felt strongly that the money should be reimbursed right away. The exemption came to about $200 per year, and the full amount has been paid with interest."
The town of North Greenbush assessor originally discovered how the error occurred.
"I have researched the STAR exemption on the property in the Town of North Greenbush and found that the exemption was on the property prior to your purchasing it," John Harkin, town of North Greenbush assessor said in an email Thursday. Harkin went on to say that the assessor had failed to remove the exemption from the property when no paperwork was filed by Young or her husband.
"While a careful reading of the School Tax bill would have revealed this fact it appears there was no affirmative action taken by either you or your husband to claim this STAR exemption," Harkin said. "It certainly appears to me that this was an honest error by both parties. Sorry for any troubles this has certainly caused you in the past few days."
Young issued the following statement Friday:
"Even though it has been an intensely busy time in Albany this week because the state budget process is in full swing, I have worked hard to figure out how this mistake happened. I knew without a doubt that we had not claimed a Basic Star property tax exemption on that property, and wanted to get to the bottom of it.
"I truly appreciate that the assessor John Harkin came forward and verified that my husband and I never filed an application for the exemption and the town erroneously applied it to our property. Mr. Harkin's apology was sincere and he acknowledges that the town made a mistake.
"It is a relief that the town was able to trace what happened, and this error has been cleared up.
"There have been many people who have given me warm words of support and encouragement, and I truly appreciate all of their sentiments.
"It always is hard when you are under an unfair attack, especially for something you did not do, but I try to not let it be too much of a distraction. The state budget is due to be completed in less than two weeks, and there is a lot of work to get done."
A phone call to Harkin to confirm whether Young was now paid in full was not returned.


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About the Author: Preeti Shah serves as Vice Consul at the U.S. Consulate General in Istanbul, Turkey.
As President Obama, with his trademark smile, graciously shook the hands of the young participants, I took a deep breath. The town hall discussion with 100 Turkish students and students studying in Turkey had gone off without a hitch. Assigned as the press site officer from the U.S. Consulate General here in Istanbul, I watched as an old cannon factory, first built in the 15th century, transformed over the last two weeks into a television studio and audience venue. Complete with bright lights, multiple camera positions and an open press invitation that resulted in over 100 journalists vying for angles, the event demonstrated our President's willingness to talk openly not just to Americans but also to students all over the world.
Chattering nervously before the event, several students told me how they couldn't sleep last night, for fear of getting up late and missing the event. Some of the students were alumni of Department of State programs, but for many, this was their first interaction with anyone representing the United States. I became aware of just how monumental this day had become, particularly for these students. They had been given an unscripted and unrehearsed opportunity to ask questions of President Barack Obama. No topic was off limits, and President Obama shared his thoughts in his characteristically warm and open manner. He fielded his first question about climate change and moved on to topics including Turkey's possible membership in the EU, nuclear proliferation and the possibility of peace in the Middle East. Watching the faces of the Turkish students as they had the chance to talk with the President, my President, I was in awe. After the event, the students who participated in the town hall created their own Facebook group. They are using this social network to share videos and pictures of the event and continue the conversation begun by the President.
Coming at the tail end of his Europe trip, that included the G-20 meeting in London, Turkey represents President Obama's first visit to a Muslim country, the significance of which has not gone unnoticed by both the Turkish and international media. Living in Istanbul, I have seen the effect of the President's popularity firsthand – an Obama look-alike graces billboards in the metro and along the roads touting low interest rates at a Turkish bank. Public opinion in Turkey regarding the U.S. has been on an upswing for the past few months. President Obama's visit, and specifically his gregarious interaction with students, has served to highlight the enduring friendship and cooperation between the two countries.
Read more about the President's conversation with Turkish students or watch his remarks to them at the White House Blog.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
Dear to President Obama.
may, i question to President Obama?
Mr. Obama really a President of USA? i can`t find any
authority, arrogance, affectation.
it`s looks professor, teaching student.
it`s very shock to me. yes, fresh shock.
no more ask to me this, do you believe me?
i always,,,,,
thank you..
blue color`s carpet is good and good matching to
President Obama`s wearing suit
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ Palgye in South Korea -- I have enjoyed reading your comments here on Dipnote for the last few weeks, please do continue to ask any question you wish to ask.
I would not try to speak for President Obama in answer to your question, but as a citizen of America I can say this;
He works for us ("we the people"). We elected him to represent us ( being a government "by, for, and of the people") to the peoples of the world.
So in order to do the job we elected him to do, it is important that he relate well with the people of other nations, as well as their leaders.
Sometimes I wonder if he asks himself the same question you asked, and is shocked when he realizes he's not dreaming...(chuckle).
John in Greece writes:
@ Palgye in South Korea -- What is the question or your comment? I do not understand a thing...
U.S.A. voted democratically. Period.
I think Eric in NM was very polite with you. I am not, when... I do not "understand", and especially when I "suspect".
What's your question or your entry Palgye, in order for us to post you back?
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ John, our friend is simply expressing his wonderment that a U.S. president can be just a regular guy, and treat folks like equals.
I wouldn't read anything negative into his asking "Mr. Obama really a President of U.S.A.?"
It's not like the South Korean President goes around the globe giving "town hall" meetings...
But then again...perhaps he should.
John in Greece writes:
@ Palgye in South Korea -- I apologize for my mistake (I misunderstood Palgye's text and his real meaning).
You see, this continuing anti-American propaganda tends to make us "crazy", in order to be "secure". So, I flip side even "texts" to be sure.
Thanks a lot Eric. Best Regards Palgye! Sorry again guys.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Words are the worst form of communication ever invented.
But what are humans to do for an alternative?
Ole in New York writes:
I urge President Obama, Secretary Clinton and others responsible for American foreign policy, to promote Turket's bid to join European Union. We need Muslim world to see the fruits of democracy and prosperity, moreover we should accept the hand extended by the current Turkish leadership, which so successfully combines Muslim religion with democratic ideals and free economy. I applaud President Obama's mediation on the issue of Mr. Fog Rasmussen's candidacy for the head of NATO; I hope this sort of mediation will be continued on many issues, concerning many nations, especially freedom-aspiring. also, it should be noted that fears of certain circles in Europe that Turkey's inclusion will lead to further spread of immigration and lowering of living standards in European states, are probably unfounded: there already is a significant number of Turkish, Kurdish and other immigrants i those countries, caused mainly by superior prosperity which naturally attracts people of all colors, faiths and ethnicities; whereas joining Eu might allow Turkey to reap full benefits of Western way of life, economic oportunities etc, thus alleviating the disparity and immigration problem
At the same time, I think Vice-President's Biden concept of creating independent or broadly autonomous Kurdistan in Northern Iraq, is a good idea too, and should be explained better to the Turkish leadership, for it presents not only a risk but a great chance of establishing Kurdish national home that might potentially attract the part of Turkish Kurd population that doesn't feel comfortable under Turkish rule.


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Stutzman: You never know how many you will get
A couple of weeks ago I was a bit frazzled trying to leave my house in the morning. It was one of my first days back to work after maternity leave, our 3-year-old was giving me a run for my money in the crabby department, our newborn was fussing because he was getting hungry, and to top it all off I was running late and I had a headache.
A wrinkle in my daughter's sock sent her into a tizzy and our son hates being buckled and scrunched into a car seat. I was running around trying not to forget the six bags I had to lug to the car. Did I pack myself a lunch? Did I pack my daughter's snowpants? Did I make sure the baby had an extra outfit? Did I label the bottles for daycare? Did I feed the dog? Did I remember to change out of my pajamas and put work clothes on? It was a frantic morning.
As I turned out of our driveway and pulled up to the corner I saw the side of an old three-story brick building lit up with a vibrant glow. It caught my eye because each brick looked like it was on fire. I looked toward the east to see the source of the glow and saw the most amazing sunrise I've ever witnessed. It wasn't one of those purple and pink numbers that covers the sky with a beautiful cotton candy blanket. It was a soul warming glow from a colossal golden-orange orb peeking up over the sleepy waves of Lake Huron casting piercing rays of fiery light to all corners of Northeast Michigan.
Obviously, we're known as the Sunrise Side so beautiful sunrises are nothing new for those of us who have lived here most our lives. We've seen volumes of sun shows. This one was different and literally took my breath away. I suddenly forgot about everything else and took a detour to the boat harbor. It wasn't so bright that I couldn't look directly at it so I sat for a moment and stared; wanting to soak it all in before I had to go. I rolled down the back window so my daughter to take a peek.
I paused for only a little more than a minute. The school shooting in Sandy Hook was still fresh. I paused and thought of how grateful I am to be able to wake up and see a sunrise. I thought of my children and how precious they are to me. I reflected upon many other things in that brief moment even though I knew I would be late for work. In that moment I thought of all the things in my life that are most precious. My family and my friends and the time I have to spend with them. I put the car in drive and turned back toward the day ahead and took a deep breath.
As I drove over the Second Avenue bridge I glanced to the left and saw two men fishing. I glanced to the right and was once again blown away. The glow of the sun extended down the glassy surface of the Thunder Bay River and warmed my heart. As I passed the post office I pushed on the brakes no less than five times, wishing I could stop again to take another look. As I neared St. Mary's church I checked my mirrors and turned around. I went back to the bridge, stopped in the middle of the street and took a picture before motoring on with the rest of my day.
Sometimes I believe it's OK to take a moment to experience life. The emails could wait. The voice messages could wait. The paper shuffling could wait. A greater force was telling me that I needed to take two minutes and pause. Pause to reflect and pause to remind myself how important it is to be grateful for each day we are given. We never know when our card is up. We never know when those we love will be taken from us. Make sure you pause and appreciate your sunrises. You never know how many you will get.
Mary Beth Stutzman's Inspiring A-Town appears bi-weekly on Tuesdays.


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Guest Post From "The Belligerent Old Coot"
I'm so sick of readin'. Tarnation! Words, words, words, blah blah blah. Who gives a lick? Makes my dang eyes hurt! Paper cuts, ink splotches, weird odors, young people. Books are plain ole dumb. You ever try readin' "Ulysses"? Just a bunch o' gibberish, like somebody done sat on the bus and transcribed six different conversations at once. Don't make no sense. But wait, what is THIS? "Fancy cycling"??? Whoooo doggy! Finally, a reason to NOT gouge my eyes out and any reason to avoid a gougin' is good enough for this old dog. It appears that in 1901, some jobless, left wing hayseed got the fine idea to write a BOOK about trick riding bicycles. I hate tricks and them bicycles, but anything that predates them Rapha tweed ridin' jackets by 100 years AND those long haired hippy fixed gear DVDs has gotta be worth somethin'! Anyway, this stupid book has been outta print since 1901 and let's hope it stays that way. And yet, I can't stifle that smidgen of curioisty I have about it, like the first time Daddy took me to the snake handlin' and got bit in the throat… by grandpa. So after a 7 second Google searchin', I came upon the book presented page by page by one of them left wing college types who think they better than me! I'm so old and cooty, blech! Where's my pillow? I need a coot nap! Before I get to sleepin': For the seated gentleman, follow these detailed instructions:
"Mount in usual manner for backward riding." Check.
"Let the body rise with rising pedal and sit upon the handlebar." Check.
"When quite steady, fold the arms." Check.
"Maintain B-Boy stance for respect and/or props" Never.
OK everybody, that was a wonderful guest post from "The Belligerent Old Coot". Isn't he charming? He's soooo old and belligerent and that's what's funny right? Perhaps, or the fact he's dying of Rocky Mountain spotted hobo gout? I can't be sure, but one thing I can be sure about is the obvious importance at the turn of the 20th century for assuming the B-Boy stance to signify maximum relaxation. They sure knew how to chill back then. "Spanish American War? Pfft, I'm chillin!" Sadly, inside sales power broker Tony Zanca won't have any time for chilling on his Transcontinental Bicycle Journey To The Center Of The Earth. From the looks of it, Tony has about a month in the saddle. Egads. He graciously provided The Blog a faded, photocopied map of his journey which follows the pre-established Adventure Cycling Association route. Starting in San Francisco, Tony and his cycling chums ride through Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky and Virginia. Follow the trials and tribulations on Crossover The Country. Here is the current route in addition to Teenwolf's original, egocentric route: Just so this post isn't too negative (or more negative than usual), here is a lovely bit of handmade loveliness culled from the Gita feed. A Pegoretti! Although a Cane Creek 110 (HEAD30493) would've looked soooooooo much better! Maybe next time?


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by Anton Shilov
The global economic crisis has shifted plans of many companies. Apparently, Art Lebedev, a popular design studio from Russia, is among the firms, who have to change their plans and delay the launch of certain products. However, as things are getting better, certain new items are back in the roadmap: Art Lebedev on Monday said it would finally release its new keyboard this year.
"Recent financial crisis influenced our production plans. Optimus Popularis is delayed for this very reason. Now everything is more or less predictable, so we are going to develop new products this year. […] This year, before the release of our new dream - Optimus Popularis - we will release the smaller version based on the same technology as a big model. Currently it is called Optimus Mini Six. There will be six display keys, as one may guess," said Artemy Lebedev, the head of the studio, in a blog post.
Art Lebedev presented the first concept of Optimus Popularis in mid-2008 and promised to start its production in late 2008 or early 2009. The company did not initiate manufacturing of the keyboard either in 2008 or 2009, unveiled a new Popularis concept in late June, 2010, and again failed to ship the device in 2010. Nonetheless, this time Art Lebedev promises to finally release its keyboard with screens inside each key at sub-$1000 price-point in 2010.
The Optimus Popularis keyboard will resemble that of a notebook and will feature neither programmable keys nor extra keys for computing. Besides, the size of the keys themselves (the size of the foundation) will also be shrunk to 15mm x 15mm from 20mm x 20mm of the original Optimus Maximus. However, since Optimus Popularis will have different form of the keys and short travel distance, 15x15mm keys should be rather comfortable to use. In addition, the new keys will have "screens" with 64x64 pixels resolution, up from 48x48 on the Maximus.
The keyboard will be based on a large touch-screen with keys installed above it.


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For an apartment's long wall of windows, with little wall space to display the owner's extensive collection of modern art, designer Garrow Kedigian hung some pieces in front of the curtains on brass chains suspended from the curtain rods, which allows his client to change the art at will.
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Senior investor leaves Mn for Shell
Dirk Meuleman, a senior executive at Netherlands-based pension fund adviser Mn Services and one of the more outspoken critics of buyout firms' reluctance to address succession issues, has left to become a portfolio manager at the pension fund asset management arm of oil giant Shell.
Meuleman, who was one of four portfolio managers at Mn Services, moved last week, according to two people with knowledge of the situation. Mn Services is regarded as one of Europe's most influential private equity investors, and has total assets under management of more than €70bn. It is unclear who will replace Meuleman at the organisation. Corne Roest will remain as the head of the team.
The development comes just over a year after Jos van Gisbergen, a senior fund manager at Mn Services, left to join pension fund manager Syntrus Achmea.
Writing in Private Equity News in June Meuleman said: "Some funds simply push back succession and are led by managers who have grandchildren older than some of the firm's associates."
At Shell he will be a portfolio manager for private equity and infrastructure. Shell Asset Management manages Shell's UK and Dutch pension funds. The UK pension fund has about £12bn of assets and a 7% allocation to private equity. The Dutch pension fund has about €18bn under management, 20% of which is in alternatives.
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My top 5 Cardinals momentsPosted Friday, January 27, 2012, at 8:15 AM
As a new member of the United Cardinal Bloggers (UCB), this will be my first group project.
For the month of January, leader Daniel Shoptaw has asked us all to share our personal Top 5 indelible Cardinals moments. At first, I didn't think this would be too hard, but I was wrong.
Before I could start I had to answer a question - how do I define it? I decided to share the Top 5 moments that had an effect on me. For this purpose, I am only going to include moments I lived through that had an effect on my life or love for the sport.
5. Darryl Kile's death - I know this isn't a happy moment, but this was the moment in life when baseball became real to me. I was traveling to Caruthersville with a friend as we listened to Mike Shannon. No one had yet announced what was wrong, only that if rumors were true it was tragic. Indeed, we stopped off at a small bar & grill to get near a television in time to catch Joe Girardi of the Chicago Cubs make the official announcement to the crowd. To see him walk out on the field, all rivalries aside, and weep while he told the crowd of what had happened really touched me. RIP Darryl.
4. No. 62 - Slugger Mark McGwire, regardless of his issues, effectively saved baseball with 70 swings of the bat in the glorious summer of 1998. A game still filled with bitter fans following an ugly strike that disrupted a season needed the moments that he and Sammy Sosa shared. It was only fitting that this race was between the Cardinals and Cubs. That's how it was meant to be. People who had never watched a game in their life were tuning in to television and radio broadcasts, reading stories in newspapers and talking baseball with others who never had either. That single season is responsible, in my opinion, for bringing the game to the amazing level it sits at today. Thank you, Mark. You're a hall of famer in my book.
3. Three homerun World Series game - I know almost everyone will likely avoid this given the events that followed but as fan I just couldn't ignore this accomplishment. When Albert Pujols hit his three homeruns in Game 3 of the 2011 World Series he thrust himself into the history books with the best offensive game in World Series history. The more I fought myself on this one the more I realized it needed to be included. As one of only three players in history to accomplish this feat of power, I think it was a fitting way to end the Albert Pujols era. By the time he came up to bat at the end of the game, I could just feel the third one coming. It was one of those baseball moments that engulfs you when it happens. No matter how much I'd like to, I can't ignore it. Thanks for the memories and for going to the American League.
2. Go Crazy! - Some of you will choke me for moving this to number 2, but I really feel that is where it belongs. The one call everyone Cardinals fan can recognize and relate to. When Ozzie Smith lofted that ball over the right field wall in Game 5 of the NLCS, he clobbered himself right into the memory of every fan. As if backflips and stellar defense weren't enough, that homerun is many, many fans favorite Cardinals moment ever. Not only is it everyone's favorite Ozzie moment, it is also the late Jack Buck at his all-time best. That's a winner!
1. We'll see you...tomorrow night! - By the time David Freese hit one of baseball's most memorable homeruns, everyone in my entire press box had been on their feet for a long time. When he smacked the game-tying triple in the bottom of the ninth to keep the team alive I watched guys like Jerry Crasnick stand to his feet with his hand over his mouth. The stadium roared, but you could hear a pin drop in the pressbox. At least 10 reporters had already gone downstairs to get in line to interview the world champion "Texas Rangers". In turn, they missed what may well be the greatest moment in World Series history. As a Cardinals fan trying to keep my cool on in the press box, I have to tell you it was difficult. I was ready to leap on top of my chair and scream my lungs out, but I kept a lid on it. The drama, the emotion, the fans all around literally teared up with joy was so much to take in. It was that moment we all joked...this team has to win. If the Cardinals don't win on Friday, it's all for nothing. It would have been remembered as a cool moment, but it would have been a footnote to a Rangers championship. It likely wouldn't be on this list (well, at least not at #1). As it is now, that homerun signaled the most dramatic moment in not just my memory, but Cardinals history. Thanks for the greatest sports moment I have ever had the pleasure to witness in person.
This list was so difficult. So many moments almost made the cut. I couldn't decide whether to combine the comeback with the Game 6 homer to cheat a 6th onto the list. This storied franchise has so, so many moments like this that it's hard to narrow it down.
No one will agree with all of these, but I thoroughly look forward to reading everyone else's favorites.
Thanks for reading-CN
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pretty good list. as a lifelong cardinal fan, i've got a multitude of great redbird memories. i'll just list some others of mine, in no particular order.
*the passing of jack buck. no one will ever be the voice of cardinal baseball and an ambassador for the city of st. louis like buck. i attended the ceremony for him on a hot june day in stl.
*bruce sutter's strikeout to clinch the 82 world series for the cards. it was the first title i could remember as i was 16.
*glenn brummer stealing home. i may be showing my age with this one, but it was a cards classic!
*pujols' homer off lidge in houston to send the series back to stl.
*seat cushion night!!
*lou brock's 3,000th hit off the leg of a cubs pitcher.
*bob gibson's 3,000th strikeout. the victim.....cesar cedeno of the reds.
*mike laga's foul ball that left old busch stadium, the only ball ever to do so.
*not really a cardinal moment, but i was at the game in the late 80's when kevin mitchell of the giants made a barehand catch of a foul ball down the left field line.
*not a specific moment, but just listening to cardinal baseball on an old transistor radio with an earplug while lying in bed after my actual bedtime. back then, cardinals games were rarely televised and the radio was how we "watched" them.
-- Posted by myershallred on Fri, Jan 27, 2012, at 3:29 PM
Corey NolesSeat cushion night was actually my first baseball game! It wasn't until years later when I dug out a ticket that I realized the significance of the night!
I'm pretty young, but I still to this day spend a lot of time "watching" on the radio. As much as I love watching in high definition, I've always had a soft spot for radio baseball.
In 1987 during the World Series my grandfather and I sat at Mazzio's Pizza in Sikeston and listened to a game, I can't recall one, on his old silver radio. He even gave our waitress the hush finger when she talked during a play. One of my favorite memories of grandpa.
Lots of great moments in cardinal history. It would be extremly tough to narrow down to 5.
But a few u have said are my favorites but to add to the list.
Edmonds walk off in game 6 of the 04 nlcs then the catch n game 7
Waino's K of now cards cf beltran in 06
Mark Witton's 4hr game
Not really a Cards moment but Jake Buck's speech after baseball resumed after 9/11
-- Posted by buck on Fri, Jan 27, 2012, at 5:35 PM
Corey NolesGood list! I was at the game where Jack Buck gave his speech. That was a very moving moment.
Albert Pujols leaving the St. Louis Cardinals deprived Tony LaRussa's retirement the credit it deserved. LaRussa is the Cardinals' greatest loss heading into this season. It may take a few years to see the impact, but it is only a matter of time.
A good manager can win with almost any staff.
-- Posted by Dustin Ward on Sun, Jan 29, 2012, at 3:15 AM
Corey NolesI agree about LaRussa. I know there are a lot of haters out there, but TLR knew what he was doing. If it didn't work out, he said so. He will be missed, but I'm anxious about the future at the same time.
Several years ago when Jack Buck was still calling the games, a friend of mine worked for a local radio station and got some tickets. I quess KMOX was doing something for their affiliates and for the first inning me, my wife and my friend got to sit about 5 feet behind Jack Buck in the KMOX booth. I went to the last game at the old Busch Stadium, Ozzies last game and watched many good games on TV but nothing was better than sitting behind Jack Buck for that one inning.
-- Posted by Fatboy1972 on Sun, Jan 29, 2012, at 5:03 AM
Corey NolesGreat story! It's hard to beat memories like that.
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|2008 Student Transporation Survey
Survey distributed to students (when they registered their cars) in attempts to improve transportation options both to and from campus and in the local area and to help determine ways to reduce the University's carbon footprint.
|2008 Student Transporation Survey Results
Results of survey distributed to students (when they registered their cars) in attempts to improve transportation options both to and from campus and in the local area and to help determine ways to reduce the University's carbon footprint.
|2009 Employee Transporation Survey
Survey distributed to university employees (both electronic and paper surveys were administered) in attempts to improve transportation options and help reduce the University's carbon footprint.
|2013 NY6 Windows Request for Proposal Sustainability Section
Document shows the sustainability section of the request for proposal that was developed as part of a large computer purchase with the NY6. IT required that all desktop computers, notebooks and monitors meet a minimum of EPEAT sliver among other waste, water use, energy and greenhouse gas reductions and efficiency measures.
|Annual Recycling Report 2004-2009
Report includes tonnage and recipient of each type of recyclable material from the years 2004-2009.
|Biomass Fuel Supply and Environmental and Community Impact Assessment of Converting to Biomass Fuel for Thermal Needs
|Innovative Natural Resource Solutions LLC (INRS) was hired by St Lawrence University to perform an independent assessment of wood availability, economic impacts, environmental effects and carbon issues for a proposed biomass energy facility at their campus in Canton, NY. The potential system will likely use approximately 15,000 green tons of biomass annually.
|Climate Action Plan Work Plan 2013-2014
As part of St. Lawrence University's Climate Action Plan, Work Plans are designed to provide detailed information on short-term mitigation projects and updates on the progress of long-term projects. Developing plans on shorter timeframes allows for greater detail on emissions savings; more accurate financial costs; the most relevant curricular change and behavior change campaigns; and appropriate communication tools to be included.
This, first, Work Plan is for the period 2013-2014 to follow the timeline and finances outlined in the new Facilities Master Plan. This Work Plan was approved by the Campus Committee on Sustainability and Climate Neutrality in April 2013.
|07/01/2012 - 06/30/2014
|Climate Change Forum Schedule
|Schedule for St. Lawrence University's Climate Change Forum, which will take place Tuesday, Sept. 17 through Thursday, Sept. 19. The theme of this year's event is "Democracy in Action," climate change and its effects on the natural and human environment will be explored in a variety of discussions, presentations and exhibitions.
|09/16/2013 - 09/19/2013
|Climate Neutrality Action Plan Interim Report
|As a signatory to the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment (ACUPCC), St. Lawrence has agreed to put forth a plan by September 15, 2009 for achieving eventual climate neutrality. Climate neutrality has been defined by the ACUPCC as zero‐net greenhouse gas emissions. We report here our recent efforts toward meeting the Presidents Climate Commitment.
|Conservation Council Britia Grant Proposal
This grant proposal was submitted to "Brita's Filter for Good EcoChallenge." The goal was to use grant monies to develop a semester long bicycle rental program to supplement the University's existing Green Bikes Program. While this grant was not accepted, we thank Wesley Norton for his hard work as the student lead on the grant.
|Conservation Council Memo to RRPTG
The purpose of this memo, prepared by the Conservation Council and Carbon Neutrality Working Group, is to provide information on the financial savings and revenue generating potential of environmental initiatives including carbon reduction efforts.This memo was prepared for The Recession Response and Planning Task Group (RRPTG). This group was appointed by the President with the goal of determining possible actions to bring our University budget to equilibrium during a time of economic downfall and budget deficit. Departments across campus were asked to look critically at their operations for ways they could help with this deficit.
|Draft Space Heater and AC Policy
This draft University Policy has the goal of addressing under and over-heating issues on camps. This policy makes clear that the heating plant should make all decisions about use of space heaters and air conditioners on campus and that employees and students should always report heating and cooling issues to the central heating plant instead of taking action into their own hands.
|Energy Audits of Off Campus Student Residences
|» read moreFrom the Abstract: "The purpose of these studies was to investigate and report on the effects of installing various energy and water conservation measures for this building.
|Environmental Action Organization Constitution
|The constitution for the St. Lawrence student group, the Environmental Action Organization (EAO).
|Estimates of 'unavoidable offsets'
St. Lawrence University will be unable to reach climate neutrality (zero-net greenhouse gas emissions) without using offsets. This spreadsheet uses 2011 greenhouse gas emissions data to estimate the number of metric tons of offsets the University would need to purchase or generate each year to reach zero emissions. This spreadsheet also provides a 'back of the envelope' calculation of the number and cost of using energy efficiency retrofits of North Country homes as an offset.
|Food Purchases Summary 07-10
Data table includes percentage of SLU food that is grown and distributed locally (2007 to 2010), the economic impact of such purchases and a link to the farm or distributor website. Data are from Director of Dining Services Cindy Atkins.
Updated 10/29/10.
|06/30/2008 - 06/30/2010
|GHG Inventory 2012
|At the end of each fiscal year (June 30th)
greenhouse gas emissions are calculated for St. Lawrence University. As a
signatory of the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment,
St. Lawrence must report all Scope One and Two emissions and select Scope Three
emissions (University funded travel, employee commute and solid waste). St. Lawrence
is also responsible for emissions of off-campus University owned property (e.g.
Canaras), the Golf Course and the Best Western.
Questions about these data should be directed to the University's Sustainability Coordinator.
|07/01/2011 - 06/30/2012
|GHG Reduction Working Sheet
The Campus Committee on Sustainability and Climate Neutrality (The Sustainability Committee), with the Climate Action Plan Work Plans in mind, decided to carefully consider the sources of greenhouse gas emissions and select the most appropriate means of reduction for each source. This is a brainstorming and working document.
|Map of Tunneled and Direct Buried Steam Lines
Most folks familiar with the SLU campus in winter know that there are times when there is a grass strip on the quad (and other locations) when snow blankets the rest of campus. A central heating plant requires distribution lines to move steam to buildings across campus; direct buried lines shed heat and make the system less efficient. This map shows which lines have already been tunneled and which still need to be completed.
|No-Mow Zones Map
|Yellow areas on the map represent 'no-mow zones' with a total of over 40 acres. These are areas designated by our grounds manager to be left wild during the growing season (some of these areas are mowed once at the end of the season to prevent woody species from colonizing). Many of these areas have bird houses and wildflowers.
|Peer Schools Sustainability Comparison
For most research studies St. Lawrence uses a list of 25 schools called the "New Comparison Group" or NCG. The following table was compiled to compare St. Lawrence's work on climate neutrality, renewable energy technologies and general sustainability. It includes information on signatories of the American College and University Climate Commitment and their Climate Action Plans as well as information found on individual institution website and through the College Sustainability Report Card.
Last updated 10/27/10
|Permaculture Innovation Grant
This innovation grant proposal, which was funded in Spring 2011 presents an edible, self-sustaining permaculture landscape, composed of fruit trees (apple, pear, plum), perennial herbs and flowers, and other fruit bushes. Designed as a haven for students and faculty to visit and enjoy an environmentally beneficial landscape, rather than a simple mowed lawn. A long-lasting asset to our campus grounds, and a step toward making our space more environmentally sustainable, productive, and inviting this will be the first permaculture design on the St. Lawrence Campus.
|President's Climate Commitment Two Month Report
|As the first report due upon signing the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment information includes the institutional structure and tangible actions St. Lawrence will use to meet the goals of our commitment.
|Single Stream Recycling
This poster explains the single stream recycling system found at all student residences.
Effective August
2014, paper, bottles, cans and cardboard recycling can be placed in the same
recycling bins. St. Lawrence University
has elected to transition all student residences to this method, called
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goal of the program is to increase the recycling rate by making recycling
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*Compact fluorescent light bulbs, batteries, ink/toner and electronic waste are all recyclable but NOT in the blue wheelie. These must be put in their own containers (found in recycling rooms), students should talk to their custodian for recycling of all electronic waste.
|SLU Arboretum Proposal
This innovation grant, funded in Spring 2011 has the goal of St. Lawrence University becoming an arboretum, a place that honors the diversity and beauty of trees by giving select trees identifying signs and creating a tour of campus based on viewing these selected trees. Creating and maintaining the campus grounds as an arboretum will provide educational opportunities for St. Lawrence and other local students and community members as well as becoming a point of interest as the only arboretum in the North Country and one of very few in a Liberal Arts College setting. As an arboretum the campus would showcase the diversity of tree species native to the northeastern U.S. and southern Canada.
|SLU Reduced-Idling Policy
In keeping with the ideal that University programming and operations should explore and model progressive and/or alternative behaviors, as a signatory of the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment, in light of the Board of Trustees approval of the Environmental Resolution, and our overall desire for a safe and healthy community, St. Lawrence University has adopted a reduced-idling policy for all vehicles on the University campus.This policy was initiated by the Conservation Council.
|SmartStrip (powerstrip) Energy Savings
In attempts to beat phantom load (electricity used by appliances while they are turned 'off' but still plugged in) the Information Technology Department investigated the purchase of SmartStrips; powerstrips that turn off all peripherals when the computer is shut down. Explanation of SmartStrips and electricity savings are included.
|St. Lawrence University Climate Action Plan
The St. Lawrence University Climate Action Plan (CAP) was drafted in response to St. Lawrence University President William L. Fox and President Emeritus Daniel F. Sullivan signing the American Colleges and Universities Presidents' Climate Commitment (ACUPCC). As a signatory of this initiative, SLU committed to climate neutrality (zero-net greenhouse gas emissions 1), and the development of a climate action plan (CAP).
The drafting of the SLU CAP was assigned to a working group which drew its membership, as proposed by Faculty Council, from a broad cross-section of the campus community, as well as members of the Canton community.
1) Where GHG emissions directly from our operations or indirectly from our activities are reduced to zero and/or offsets bought or generated to cover our emissions totals.
|Summary of Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG)
|It is often said that we don't measure what we don't value and we can't manage what we don't measure. St. Lawrence University's commitment to climate neutrality (zero-net greenhouse gas emissions) necessitates that we both measure and manage our greenhouse gas emissions.
|Sustainable Dining Resolution
|The food we eat is an important part of our daily lives and plays a major role in how the University operates. Although St. Lawrence University provides the students, faculty, and staff with many food choices year round, our food system is based on agriculture and transportation systems that are not sustainable. In light of the Environmental Resolution, the Environmental Action Plan, and President Sullivan's signing of the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment, the students passed a resolution to support the increase of local and sustainable food on campus.
|Theme House Energy Competition: Energy Saving Tips
Theme House Energy Competition 2010. The following contains information on how to save energy in your house and beat out the competition. The document includes a FEW of the MANY tips on how to reduce electricity and heat use in your house. Look around the green pages for other ideas.
|Three Bin Recycling System
This poster explains the three bin recycling system in academic and administrative buildings.
Green bins are for paper, blue bins are for all mixed containers and black bins are for trash.
|Washer Efficiency Statistics
Water, heat and electricity savings realized by St. Lawrence by switching from top to front loading washing machines. Includes frequently asked questions on how to use a front loading machine.


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