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SUNY Oswego's President Stanley on SUNY 2020: 'A road map to success'
SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley today (Tuesday, Aug. 9) responded to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's signing the historic SUNY 2020 agreement into law: "Because SUNY creates educational and economic opportunities that are vital to our state's future, we applaud the leadership and teamwork that went into this historic agreement. With a rational tuition plan, our institutions can remain among the most affordable in the nation, while we can focus on delivering the highest value in education. We thank Governor Cuomo, the Legislature and other leaders for developing a road map to success for our students, their families and the SUNY system. We appreciate Chancellor Zimpher's vision, dedication and enthusiastic advocacy for this solution."
Link to the governor's new release: http://www.governor.ny.gov/press/08082011NYSUNY2020Legislation
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In an interview with CNS deputy editor Nancy Frazier O'Brien, Bishop William F. Murphy of Rockville Centre, N.Y. , chairman of the U.S. bishops' Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, says the effort to end conscience protections threatens all rights.
After today there will be just 10 days left of the 30-day period open for public comment on the Obama administration's move to rescind a Department of Health and Human Services regulation guaranteeing conscience protections for health care workers and institutions.
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I can't believe it's 2014, can you? You'll hopefully be seeing me more this year now that I've {hopefully} got a balance going. {shhhh! I didn't *really* say that, haha!}
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These little boxes from Stampin Up are my fave, and just in case you were wondering? Yes, they do fit a cupcake just perfectly. haha.
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Topic: Model validation
Several of my models use this snippet for validation. It is a way to do validates_inclusion_of without so many database calls. See here.
validates_each [ :user_id, :license_id ] do | record, attrib, value |
attrib.to_s.titleize.camelize.gsub(/ /, '').constantize.find(value)
rescue ActiveRecord::ActiveRecordError
record.errors.add attrib, 'must be present and valid'
The items in the validates_each array vary, but the rest of the code is the same. I'm guessing I can move it off to a method, but where do I put it to be usable by all the models? I'm not sure where common code goes for those.


text: A utility company wants to effectively use the DER System Controllers installed at customer sites to reduce its contract power purchase during peak load periods. These customers have signed up for net-metering and there are other customers who have signed up for load curtailment during peak demand periods in return for rebates. The utility would use its internal demand projection models and communications with the DER, along with guaranteed buy-back of power agreements and curtailment of major loads during peak periods, to implement economic peak rate power purchase under its contract power purchase agreements.


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This option is recommended for those who desire to continue their education at the doctoral level. A thesis is intended to demonstrate that a student is sufficiently acquainted with research methods to replicate and add to previous significant research or to undertake original research. Thesis projects are often designed to solve practical problems and answer practical research questions; in other cases they deal with underlying theoretical questions and issues that are of general interest to scholars and professionals.
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Cloudy With A Chance Of Perch
Ahh, climate change. Although there's no conceivable connection between AGW and the fact that it rained fish in Lajamanu, Australia, I'm betting that Algoreists will try to finagle one anyway, probably citing some local fourth-grader's English composition about the event as the expert evidence.
Residents of a small outback Australian town have been left speechless after fish began falling from the sky.
Hundreds of spangled perch bombarded the 650 residents of Lajamanu, shocking local Christine Balmer, who was walking home when the strange 'weather' started.
She said: 'These fish fell in their hundreds and hundreds all over the place. The locals were running around everywhere picking them up.
'The fish were all alive when they hit the ground so they would have been alive when they were up there flying around the sky.
Meterologists say the incident was probably caused by a tornado. It is common for tornados to suck up water and fish from rivers and drop them hundreds of miles away.
Mark Kersemakers fr0m the Australian Bureau of Meterology said: 'Once they get up into the weather system, they are pretty much frozen and, after some time, they are released.'
Strangely, Lajamanu has experienced fish rain before. In fact, critter cloudbursts, money monsoons and Titleist torrents are not even that uncommon.
There is a long history of strange objects raining from the sky, with these strange occurrences among the most notable:
1st Century: Pliny The Elder wrote about storms of frogs and fish, foreshadowing many modern incidents.
1794: French soldiers stationed in Lalain, near Lille, reported toads falling from the sky during heavy rain.
1857: Sugar crystals as big as quarter of an inch in diameter fell over the course of two days in Lake County, California.
1876: A woman in Kentucky reported meat flakes raining from the sky. Tests found the meat was venison.
1902: Dust whipped up in Illinois caused muddy rain to fall over many north-eastern U.S. states.
1940: A tornado in Russia brought a shower of coins from the 16th Century.
1969: Golf balls fell from the sky on Punta Gorda in Florida (above).
1976: In San Luis Opisbo in California, blackbirds and pigeons rained from the sky for two days.
The only one I don't get there is the last one in San Luis Opisbo. I mean, how do you tell the difference between it raining birds and, y'know, them just landing?
Now, if it would only snow gold flakes right into my backyard …
One Response to Cloudy With A Chance Of Perch
An oddball by the name of Charles Fort spent his life collecting reports (largely from newspapers if I remember correctly) of incidents like that. It's nothing new and it happened (or was reported to have happened) often enough for him to base a whole series of books on it.


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Home > Multimedia Gallery > Learn to Camp > Camping in a National Park > Transcription of the video Planning your Trip
Hello! Bonjour! This short video will help you learn how to plan a camping trip, how to book a camp site and what to expect when you arrive at a National Park.
Step 1: Plan your trip
The Parks Canada web site has lots of information about our national parks. Take a look through the web site at www.parkscanada.ca to find out where you might want to camp. You can search for a national park by name or by region. The web site also has a Learn to Camp section with how-to videos, recipes, tips, checklists and other practical information to help you plan your trip.
You can also call our toll-free information service at 1-888-773-8888. A Parks Canada information officer will be happy to answer all your questions.
For more information about national parks, sites and marine conservation areas, take a look at the Parks Canada visitor guides, available from our web site or by calling the toll-free information service.
Step 2: Reserve your campsite
To book a campsite on-line go to the Campground Reservation Service at reservation.pc.gc.ca. After you have booked your campsite a confirmation will be emailed to you.
If you prefer, you can also book by phone. Call 1-877-RESERVE and someone will help you reserve your campsite.
You can also book yurts, tipis, cabins and canvas tents at some national parks. Be sure to ask about this option if you would prefer not to bring your own tent or if you would like to try something a little different.
Step 3: Pack for your trip
Pack up all the supplies and equipment you need for your trip; don't forget your health insurance card and campsite confirmation sheet.
We also suggest that you give a copy of your travel plans to a friend and family, (so they know where you will be going.)
Step 4: Arrive at the park
When you arrive at the National Park entrance, stop at the park entry gate or information centre. This is where you will get the park-specific Visitor Guide and where you will pay your daily fees for park access.
Step 5: Find your campsite and enjoy your stay
Next, drive to your campground and stop at the campground gate. Show your campsite reservation to the campground attendant. The attendant will register you and provide you with the campground map that shows where to find your campsite.
With the help of your campground map, drive to your site.
Be sure to look for the nearest washrooms. Also look for the nearest outdoor water supply.
This is a good time to go to the visitor centre. Staff there will let you know what activities you can take part in during your stay. Many visitor centres also have interesting exhibits to help you find out more about what you can do and see in the national park you are visiting.
Step 6: Pack up and depart
When it comes time to leave, be sure to gather all of your equipment and personal belongings and try to leave the site as you had originally found it. Place all garbage and recyclables into the proper bins.
If you have any questions before your trip just call the toll-free information number. And if you have any questions during your stay, just ask one of our friendly staff. Camping is a fun way to experience our beautiful National Parks. We hope you give it a try.
Happy camping!
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PID Star Ratings
|PSA members who have received acceptances in PSA-recognized Projected Image Exhibitions, Electronic Imaging Exhibitions, and Color Projected Image Exhibitions are eligible to apply for PID Star Ratings. For additional information or help to apply for PID Star Ratings, please email the Directors.
There are two PID Star, Galaxy and Diamond Rating classes: Color and Monochrome, which require separate applications for each level. Following the Fifth PID Star, PSA members may apply for PID Galaxies up to the level ten, and then for PID Diamonds up to the level ten. A major difference in this program is that each image must receive at least three acceptances.
Applicants must be a member of PSA; however, acceptances received prior to membership are eligible for the acceptance requirements. Please contact the Directors for information regarding the format of a PID Star Rating application.
For Galaxy Awards, acceptances received before January 1st, 2000 and prior to membership are eligible for the acceptance requirements. Acceptances received after January 1st, 2000 require continuous membership in the Society. Membership fees for lapsed years must be paid in full to insure continuous membership.
Judging credits: A judge will only be allowed credits for two PID sections no matter how many PID sections of an exhibition they actually judged.
Basic requirements are:
1 STAR - at least 18 acceptances with at least 6 titles.
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4 STARS - at least 144 acceptances with at least 48 titles.
5 STARS - at least 288 acceptances with at least 96 titles.
Galaxy 1 through 5: 25 new titles with 3 acceptances each
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There is no fee for processing a conversion.
Beginning January 1, 2016, the fee for processing each Galaxy or Diamond Award is $12.00. This policy is not retroactive; that is, fees already submitted with Galaxy or Diamond Award applications will not be changed. This fee includes a certificate and the return of all documents. PID Galaxy and Diamond fees must be in US dollars, cash or checks drawn on US banks. PayPal is accepted: see instructions for details.
Download and print the instructions for applying for a PID Star Rating.
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IDY28000 Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology Bureau National Operations Centre Satellite Notes for 0000UTC chart 20 January 2017 Issued at 12:40 pm EDT Friday on 20 January 2017 A surface trough extends from the Pilbara district of Western Australia through central South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria to a deepening low pressure centre over northeastern Tasmania. An extensive area of middle level cloud is seen in the vicinity of the trough, with thunderstorm activity embedded in this cloud. Low cloud is seen south of the trough over the remainder of SA, VIC and Tasmania. A moist north to northwest windflow covers a broad area to the north of the trough, triggering thunderstorms over northern WA, the Top End in the Northern Territory and the northern parts of Queensland.


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Fungiology, Organic Grifola Frondosa (Maitake), 3.52 oz (100 g) Powder (Discontinued Item)
Shipping Weight:?0.41 lbs (0.19 kg)Shipping WeightThe Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
- Product Code: FNG-00846
- UPC Code: 898220008469
- Package Quantity: 3.52 oz (100 g) Powder
- Dimensions: 3.4 x 3.4 x 2.7 in, 0.35 lbs (0.16 kg)
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Grifola frondosa (Maitake) - Known as the "Dancing Mushroom" in Japan (or "Hen of the woods" in English), has gained respect for its supportive role in the nutritional and holistic medical communities. Maitake is also one of the major culinary mushrooms in Japan.
Suggested Use
Take 1-3 servings daily, or as directed by your health care professional. May be added to water, juice, tea or smoothies.
Consult with your qualified health care professional prior to consuming dietary supplements. Keep out of the reach of children.
Double safety sealed, with outer shrink wrap film and inner-bottle freshness seal. Do not use if seal is broken or missing. Store in a cool, dry place.
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|Full-Spectrum Grifola frondosa (Maitake) Whole Mushroom Powder†
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†Organic Mushroom.
♦600 mg per scoop is an average. Individual scooping technique may yield slightly less than or slightly more than 600 mg.


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Mod edit. This is a very good concept thread TingJunkie! It is now stickied and I have added the term "Official" to the title.
Immoderate TeaDrinker who happens to Moderate
On this forum, Yixing pots are some of the most discussed, yet least understood kinds of teaware out there. In an effort to educate ourselves on clay types, pot shapes and sizes, clay sources and vintages, pot/tea pairings, etc., some of us spend hours pouring over countless threads and links. Luckily, due to lots of sharing from some generous and very knowledgeable people here, there is quite a decent amount of info about these perplexing and alluring vessels on TeaChat.
That being said, many of us (myself included) are mere beginners in terms of knowledge. Asking "What's the best type of clay for x tea?" or, "What's the best shape for y tea?" is ok, but it can only get us so far. Those of us who have plunged far enough down the rabbit hole, usually come to some similar conclusions, namely: there is no best anything! Vintage zhuni is not always magic, there are good modern pots, and sometimes cheap pots can work as well as expensive ones. On top of that, everyone has different tastes, and it's all subjective in the end!
So, for the betterment of the teaware forum, I propose a new approach to learning about Yixing clay and pots. Instead of asking questions which may not have any ultimate answer, let's post info and photos about some of our favorite pots in the hopes of learning what works well for other members. In this way, perhaps we can answer some questions before they are even asked.
So, along with a photo of a pot you own, please post the following info:
- Clay type (zhu ni, hong ni, zi ni, duan ni, zisha, etc.) Low/Med/High fired?
- Size of pot in ml or oz.
- What year/decade the pot was made.
- If the pot is thin-walled, medium, or thick-walled.
- How long is the pour?
- Where you acquired the pot.
- What type of tea you make with it.
- What qualities the pot has on tea. i.e. Why do you like to brew a certain tea in it, and what does it do for that tea?


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If you wish to explore the different exhibits of the Limper Geology Museum from the convenience of your home, school, or office, you can take our online tour. The online tour allows you to visit six different areas of the museum—Fossils, Crinoids, Trilobites, Rocks, Minerals, and Meteorites. In each online area, you will find descriptions and images of a few of the specimens you will be able to see at the museum.
To view the virtual tour, you will need Adobe Flash player. Click here to download a free copy of the player.


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Guianan Cock-of-the-rock
The Guianan Cock-of-the-rock, Rupicola rupicola, is a South American passerine about 30 cm (12 in) in length. The bright orange male has an extraordinary half-moon crest, which is used is competitive displays in lek gatherings to attract a female.
The Guianan Cock-of-the-rock is a stout-bodied bird with an extraordinary half-moon crest, an orange-tipped black tail, black, orange and white wings, and silky-orange filaments of the inner remiges. Additionally, this species also has an orange bill, legs and skin. The less conspicuous female is dark brownish-grey overall and possesses a yellow-tipped black bill and a smaller crest. It has a total length of approximately 30 cm (12 in) and weighs 200-220 grams (7-7½ oz).
Range and habitat
As suggested by its name, the Guianan Cock-of-the-rock is found in the Guianan Shield, occurring in French Guiana, Suriname, Guyana, southern Venezuela, eastern Colombia and northern Amazonian Brazil. The preferred habitat is humid forest near rocky outcrops.
Food and feeding
The diet consists mainly of fruits.
The smaller of the two cocks-of-the-rock, the male takes the lesser part in breeding, is polygamous, and has nothing to do with nesting once mating is done. The male's energy instead is devoted to very elaborate display rituals that show off its magnificent plumage. These displays take place in communal leks, where 40 or more males may gather to challenge rivals and beckon the females.[2][3]
The displaying male shows its crest and plumage so much that the bill and tail become obscured, almost making it difficult to recognize as a bird. Within the lek, each bird has its own perch on a low branch, with a "court" on the ground below that is cleared of dead leaves by the draughts of each male taking off and landing. They also have a variety of calls and movements, showing off the crest and elongated filaments on the rump and secondaries, and snapping their bills.[2][3] Males display on branches about 2.5 m (10 ft) from the ground until a female approaches, when the males display and call from individual plots on the ground.[4] The female chooses a male by landing on the ground behind a male and pecking him on the rump, the male turns round, and mating takes place almost immediately.[4]
The female lays 1-2 eggs in the nest of mud and plant material, which is attached by saliva to a vertical rock. The male does not participate in the building of the nest or the incubation of the eggs. Eggs incubate 27–28 days.
Fairly common locally in its large range, the Guianan Cock-of-the-rock is evaluated as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
- ^ BirdLife International (2008). Rupicola rupicola. In: IUCN 2008. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Downloaded on 10 May 2006.
- ^ a b Burton, Maurice; Robert Burton (2002). International Wildlife Encyclopedia. Marshall Cavendish. p. 490. ISBN 9780761472704.
- ^ a b Ridgely, Robert S.; Guy Tudor (1994). The Birds of South America: The Suboscine Passerines. University of Texas Press. pp. 778–779. ISBN 0-19-857218-2.
- ^ a b Attenborough, David (1998) [First published 1998]. "Finding partners". The Life of Birds. England: BBC Books. pp. 211–212. ISBN 0563387920.


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New Power Plant Placed into
Commercial Operation in Queens by N.Y. Power Authority
Connie Cullen
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December 31, 2005
QUEENS—New York City has a new clean source of
electricity to meet its future demand needs as a result of the New York
Power Authority (NYPA) placing into commercial service a 500-megawatt
power plant here that will be the cleanest and most efficient generating
facility ever built in the city.
"This is a milestone we've been looking forward to,"
said Joseph J. Seymour, chairman, NYPA. "The plant will provide greater
flexibility in the operation of less clean generating plants, making it
possible to reduce their use, especially during the peak-demand, summer
air-conditioning season."
Seymour noted that the plant is the first new large
generating facility built in the city in decades. It incorporates a
combined-cycle technology for capturing heat normally lost in the
production of electricity, making it more fuel efficient and cleaner.
Natural gas powers two turbine-generators to produce power. The
resulting hot gases are then harnessed to create steam to drive another
The new plant, located on a 47-acre, East River site
shared by another NYPA generating facility, comes equipped with the most
advanced emission controls.
The Power Authority built the new combined-cycle
plant to help it continue to meet the electricity requirements of its
large government customers in New York City, who save hundreds of
millions of dollars a year in lower energy costs as NYPA customers. They
include tax-supported schools, hospitals, municipal buildings, and the
subways and commuter trains.
In addition to providing them with economical
electricity, the Power Authority also invests heavily in
energy-efficiency, spending hundreds of millions of dollars on such
initiatives in the five boroughs. To date, these measures have reduced
peak electricity usage by nearly 92 megawatts, or enough to meet the
electricity requirements of about 75,000 homes, saving taxpayers
approximately $55 million a year. The efforts have also reduced
greenhouse gas emissions by more than 443,000 tons a year.


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I think when the words new memory technology or alternative memory are bandied around they should be qualified with silicon dependant memory (SDM) or silicon independent memory (SIM), with a further sub qualification for SDM of monolithic or multi-chip packaging (MCP).
A silicon independent memory will require more than just the emergence of a new memory technology it would be something akin to the past when solid state replaced the vacuum tube. Although some sort of optical coupling, even optical processing might be able to remove some of the silicon interface workload in MCP it is difficult to see complete silicon independence for any new or emerging memory technology for some long time ahead.
Because of the existing investment in fabrication equipment, interface knowledge, designs and reliability SDM would appear to be the easiest and most likely route, so far that has not provided an obvious near-term solution, e.g PCM, CbRAM, ReRAM etc in more than 10-12 years. It looks as though SST-MRAM might now be moving centre stage with correlated electron devices (Symetrix and 4DS Inc) offering an interesting latest addition to the list of possibles.
I think the best analogy is to consider Flash memory for the electronics industry as like the internal combustion engine of the automotive industry. Along the way a few variations NAND, NOR for the former, like gasoline and diesel versions for the latter but still requires silicon or four wheels respectively to make it useful.


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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: Superb Organisation and AtmosphereIn full: From start to finish this was a very impressive event. The park and run worked like clockwork(only faster) with no queues for me at either end. There was somewhere warm to wait pre race and plenty of toilets. The crowd and marshals were incredibly supportive. Water, gels and sports drink available on course. Finishing with a complimentary massage and medal engraving. A must for next year so i can enjoy the scenery too, which was lost in the fog Date of review: October 17, 2014
In short: Some good and some not soIn full: The GoodPlenty of toilets at start including ones in my start pen(great idea)Bag drop off was very quickWaved start worked for meLiked the plastic drinks bags and sports drinksGreat support on the courseStadium finishGood medalThe not soBag collection, went horribly wrong and am sure it could have been saved but I was n'tBuses, should have realised from the journey to the stadium that it was not going to be good and unfortunately was proved rightDate of review: March 6, 2014
In short: Improvement on a great first yearIn full: Very we'll organised race (no not race, experience is a better description of the day). A great race village with flawless bag drop off and collection. I did not think I would like the changes to the course but I really enjoyed seeing the leaders and other runners racing on the other side of the course, it really added to the great atmosphere. Superb support on the course, only just behind the Great North Run. This will become an iconic eventDate of review: September 30, 2013
In short: Ran like clockworkIn full: Only decided to run the day before so entered on the day which was done in a matter of minutes. Had already used the ample free parking which was 2 minutes from the start. Bag drop and retrieval was perfect. So if you had not guessed the organisation was Second to none.Race was 2 laps which I am am not a fan off but worked really well and I really enjoyed itDate of review: September 8, 2013
In short: Inclusive event that has something for everyoneIn full: What a really enjoyable day. Where do I start with an event that had everythingEasy registration on the day followed by a group warm up. Pacers running to help that PB potential More marshals than I have ever seen at a 10k event creating a relaxed and supportive experience, the cheers for the last finishers were almost greater than that for the medal presentation. Same again next time please Date of review: May 19, 2013
In short: Great out and back course with a fast finishIn full: Yes it was not the warmest,but we had no snow, and the wind did not bite that much once you got going. The long drag from 3 up to 5 miles was challenging but once you got on to the top of the ridge you have broken the back of the race(with the odd sneaky climb thrown in later for good measure).Down hill from mile 9 allowing for a negative split. Smashed my PB by an amazing 5 minutes. Crowds so supportive, similar to the Great North Run. A mustDate of review: March 25, 2013
In short: WowIn full: A very special experience. The conditions were so bad it made for a brilliant event. Trying to find a dry patch to tun in was a waste of energy because as soon a your feet warmed up you were back splashing through another "river". Thought the rain had stopped for the start (or maybe i did not notice or care) and i am sure the sun came out for a while. Superb support, marshalling and organisation in very difficult circumstances. Well done to everbodyDate of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Great route, great scenery and very well organisedIn full: Different start location to normal but it was very easy to get to by train. Staggered start and intial lap reduced any congestion so overtaking was not a problem (for me anyway).Marshals the best i have experienced both for support and direction. Would have really enjoyed it more if i had coped with the heat better but great to relax on the grass at the finish supporting others. Highly recommendedDate of review: July 23, 2012
In short: Perfect day and great sceneryIn full: Great point to point race. Good idea to split the field into two start times and with an intial circuit of the sports field it helped reduce the congestion on the narrow tow path. Plenty of water stations spread out over the course. Don't want to see another lock for a while as the climbs on the last two nearly stopped me dead. Overall a very enjoyable event Date of review: November 22, 2011
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This is a wonderful dessert that whips up fast. It's very smooth and silky and is a perfect complement to any meal.
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- 1-1/2 cups heavy whipping cream
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Here's how RW members rated this race (117 votes).
In short: great race, great course, great goodie bag with lovely momentoDate of review: June 22, 2008
In short: Nice raceIn full: A nice race over what is an unusual distance to normally race at, good scenic route with very little traffic. Few little ups and downs with the biggest climb at about the 8 mile mark. Well marshalled and organised, can see this race growing in popularity. Maybe more toilets next year as numbers grow! Apart from that good event and great goodie bag at the end with lovely chocolate inside!Date of review: June 22, 2008
In short: Excellent race with only one main climb and goodie bag at the finishIn full: Easy to find and very local for me. Main car park full quickly but plenty of other parking nearby. Toilets and showers in main sports club and bar. Well marshalled and very scenic race through quiet country roads and round lake before heading back to the sports club. One long climb at the 8 mile mark made it a tough finish but overall not too difficult a race. Nice goodie bag at the finish with a heavy glass paper weight instead of the medal. There was even a BBQ at the finish for those needing instant energy replacement.Date of review: June 22, 2008
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The President of Chile, Sebastián Piñera, visited Pope Benedict XVI in the Vatican yesterday, and the Vatican's daily newspaper L'Osservatore Romano carried a front-page article by Piñera on "Economic Development and Integral Development," a theme of great interest to us at Acton and the subject of our current conference series Poverty, Entrepreneurship and Integral Development.
Chile is justly famous for its acceptance of free-market economics through the influence of the "Chicago Boys" who studied under Milton Friedman and others at the University of Chicago. Chileans can and should be grateful that their dictator, Agosto Pinochet, decided to leave the economy alone, unlike the other meddling dictators in Latin America who submitted their peoples to decades of economic planning and resulting misery. (Watch this clip from the fascinating PBS documentary The Commanding Heights on the Chicago Boys and Pinochet.)
Piñera's article is noteworthy because 1) he takes economics seriously as a moral and human endeavor and doesn't simply assume that it is vulgar albeit necessary aspect of life, and 2) he realizes that as important as economics is, it is just one aspect of life. He also backs up his economic arguments with facts and gives concrete examples of what his government plans to achieve.
If I were to quibble with anything, it would be his support of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDG). No one will deny that the MDG are laubable goals, but as someone who worked for the Holy See Mission to the UN when these were being drafted, I find it a stretch to support them from a Catholic free-market perspective. The MDG rely far too much on mechanisms of the state to re-distribute wealth and do far too little to encourage entrepreunership through the core functions of the state – fighting crime, protecting private property, etc. Acton followers will recognize these arguments in our Poverty Cure initiative.
All in all, the President of Chile should be forgiven this misstep. His article nicely encapsulates what many of us know to be the surest way to promote material and spiritual advancment – through the promotion of a limited government, free entreprise, and a civil society based on sound religious and moral principles.
It doesn't sound like rocket science, I know, but it's always surprising how many religious leaders and development "experts" miss the boat on this.
Here's my translation of Piñera's piece from the Italian:
Economic Development and Integral Development
by Sebastián Piñera, President of the Republic of Chile
L'Osservatore Romano Italian daily edition, 3 March 2011
Development has always been a central objective of humanity and constitutes a top priority for nations, governments and the international community. Countries are usually classified as developed or developing, but in recent years a third category has arisen: emerging nations.
True development, however, is much more than the simple production of goods or the attainment of a certain economic output. In Caritas in veritate, Benedict XVI has deepened and emphasized the concept and necessity of an integral development, as proposed by Catholic social doctrine. Such development must favor the realization of the human person in his material and spiritual dimensions. So conceived – embracing the whole dimension of man – development is called to promote the quality of life, the common good, and defend the life and inalienable rights of the human person at all times and in all places and circumstances, with a view to a transcendent humanism. (more…)


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'Bill list' is eye-opener at Pomfret meeting
By MICHAEL C. BARRIS
Pomfret Town Councilman David Penharlow questioned an item on the town's "bill list" at the meeting on Wednesday.
This is remarkable because it is the first time that any member of Pomfret Town Council has questioned any item on those lists since 2006 (I have attended all monthly town council meetings from 2006 except three).
The monthly "bill list" catalogs requests for nonrecurring payments by claimants.
The list does not include salaries or rents but it includes almost everything else, including utility bills. Amounts range from $3 for a reimbursement request from a town official to $100,000 for purchase of a dump truck. The list is not distributed to the public.
A call for action on the list appears at the top of each monthly agenda, and the supervisor offers the list for approval with a roll call vote of the council. The audit committee prepares the list days before the meeting by signing an approval form for each item. Each form lists the claimant's name and address, the purpose of the claim and the amount of the claim. Typically the claimant's bill is attached.
Penharlow asserted that the town needs to introduce a purchase order system as is typical among virtually all U.S. institutions, regardless of whether public or private.
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An official authorizes the purchase with a signature. High amounts require signatures of the most senior officials. A table of amounts indicates the level of seniority of officials required for approval.
Presumably purchase orders for utility bills would not be appropriate because usage cannot be estimated easily in the face of unpredictable weather conditions.
Similarly, a purchase order for reimbursement of official travel expenses would not be appropriate because of the difficulty of estimating meal charges.
Penharlow alluded to some completed purchases involving high amounts which caught the Town Board by surprise. He stated that the first time members heard of these transactions was when they were presented for payment without opportunity for due diligence.
I concur with Councilman Penharlow that the town of Pomfret needs to introduce purchase orders as part of its requisitioning.
Michael C. Barris, Ph.D., is a Fredonia resident and prepared bill lists as deputy town clerk from 2005 until 2006.


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According to Musictap, Paul McCartney's releasing his new album, My Valentine, on 2/7/12.
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" My Valentine ". Concord/Hear Music will release the new album produced by noted studio veteran, Tommy Lipuma, best known for his work with jazz greats , and features a guest appearance from Diana Krall.
McCartney said, "I worked with Diana Krall, and great jazz musicians like John Clayton. This is an album very tender, very intimate. This is an album you listen to at home after work, with a glass of wine or a cup of tea."
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quote IcarusAbidesThanks very much. To lose to the European Champions isn't a tough result to swallow but I'd have liked to lose by less than two goals. Once it went to the second half, Chelsea pulled result against Barca and we weren't able to get shots off at all. I'm not happy to be facing Celtic though, I bleed green and white man!Great update as usual.
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The Colorado Rockies are getting solid work out of their catchers in 2013
24-year old righty swinging catcher Wilin Rosario is doing the heavy lifting behind the plate for the Rockies so far in 2013. He has played in 70 games for the Rockies so far this year and he is 70 for 254 (.276 avg, .800 OPS) with 36 runs scored, 13 homers, 41 RBIs and 4 stolen bases. When Rosario needs a break, 34-year old Yorvit Torrealba takes over behind the dish. Torrealba has played in 36 games for the Rockies so far this year and he is 29 of 97 (.299 avg, .727 OPS) with 7 runs scored, 0 homers and 9 RBIs. The Rockies are in good shape behind the plate no matter who is playing on a given day and that's a good thing.


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A Fresh Face Leads the Way for the Women's U.S. Paralympic Swimming Team at the 2009 Spring Can-Am Swimming Championships
GRESHAM, Ore. - The U.S. Paralympics Women's Swimming National Team added a new face to their roster today at the 2009 Spring Can-Am Swimming Championships in Gresham, Ore.
Mallory Weggemann (Eagan, Minn.) has been swimming with the Paralympics for less than a year. In her first official swim competition, the 19 year old has already shattered five American and Pan American records and is poised to break more tomorrow.
With her record breaking swim in the 400 freestyle (S6), Weggemann officially made the U.S. Paralympics Women's Swimming National Team. The college freshman lowered the mark by more than 21 seconds.
"I was shocked when I looked up to see my time," said Weggemann. "My coach wanted me to go a 5.37.00, but when I saw I went 5.27.66 I was really excited."
Her coach Jim Andersen expected her to swim as fast as she has been over the past two days and hopes she will continue the trend into the last day of competition.
"She is a competitor," said Andersen. "She really wants to race and has the drive to do it. Being on the National Team is a motivating factor."
"It was a goal of mine coming into this meet to make the National Team," said Weggemann. "Now that I did it I just want to have fun with it."
Joe Wise (Menlo Park, Calif) broke his second American record of the competition this afternoon in the 200 individual medley (SM10).
With a time of 31.48, Tom Miazga (Milwaukee, Wisc.) broke the American record in the 50 freestyle (S8).
Jessica Long (Baltimore, Md.) is still dominant in the 400 freestyle (S8). Long won the gold medal in Beijing for the event and took home gold tonight with a time of 4.57.14.
Additional Results
Women's 400m Freestyle (S13) - Kelly Becherer (Sheboygan, Wisc.) - 4.43.69 (1)
Women's 400m Freestyle (S10) - Susan Beth Scott (Cape Girgadeau, Mo.) - 4.50.57 (1)
Women's 200m IM (SM6) - Miranda Uhl (Alachua, Fla.) - 3.26.06 (1)
Women's 200m IM (SM8) - Amanda Everlove (Wichita, Kan.) - 3.08.94 (1)
Women's 50m Freestyle (S8) - Jessica Long (Baltimore, Md.) - 33.27 (1)
Women's 200m Backstroke (S6) - Michelle Fischer (Sacramento, Calif.) - 4.01.99 (1)
Men's 200m IM (SM12) - Tucker Dupree (Raleigh, N.C.) - 2.27.32 (1)
Men's 200m IM (SM9) - Michael Prout (West Springfield, Mass.) - 2.34.67 (1)
Men's 50m Freestyle (S2) - Curtis Lovejoy (Atlanta, Ga.) - 1.12.51 (1)
Men's 50m Butterfly (S5) - Roy Perkins (Del Mar, Calif.) - 36.42 (1)
Men's 400m Freestyle (S9) - Jack Wise (Menlo Park, Calif.) - 5.49.27 (2)


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Cap and trade is a direct attack on Indiana's economy. The cost to either meet the emissions cap or trade for more credits will be passed on to Hoosier families, or drive jobs overseas.
Proponent's Argument for voting Yes:
[Rep. Young, R-AK]: The Americans suffering from $4 a gallon gas today must feel like they're experiencing a sense of deja vu. In 2008, when gasoline prices reached a record high of $4.11 per gallon, the public outcry forced Congress to act. That fall, Congress lifted the offshore drilling ban that had been in place for decades. Three years later, most Americans would likely be shocked to learn that no energy development has happened in these new areas.
Opponent's Argument for voting No:
[Rep. Markey, D-MA]. In the first 3 months of this year, Exxon-Mobil made $10 billion off of the American consumer; Shell made $8 billion; BP made $7 billion. So what are these companies asking for? These companies are now asking that we open up the beaches of California, Florida & New England to drill for oil. People who live near those beaches don't want oil coming in the way it did in the Gulf of Mexico. Right now, those oil companies are centered down in the Gulf of Mexico. People are concerned because those companies have blocked any new safety reforms that would protect against another catastrophic spill. We have to oppose this bill because, first of all, they already have 60 million acres of American land that they haven't drilled on yet, which has about 11 billion barrels of oil underneath it and an equivalent amount of natural gas. This bill is just a giveaway to Exxon-Mobil and Shell.
Opponent's Argument for voting No:
[Rep. Waxman, D-CA]: This bill is a direct assault on the Clean Air Act. Its premise is that climate change is a hoax and carbon pollution does not endanger health and welfare. But climate change is real. It is caused by pollution, and it is a serious threat to our health and welfare. We need to confront these realities. American families count on the EPA to keep our air and water clean. But this bill has politicians overruling the experts at EPA, and it exempts our biggest polluters from regulation. If this bill is enacted, the EPA's ability to control dangerous carbon pollution will be gutted.
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Stop costly new regulations that would increase unemployment, raise consumer prices, and weaken the nation's global competitiveness with virtually no impact on global temperatures.
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OnTheIssues Explanation:These two related bills exclude the EPA from taking on global warming by defining greenhouse gases as a "pollutant." These bills do not directly oppose regulating greenhouse gases nor cap-and-trade; either could still be accomplished by an act of Congress. Instead, they REQUIRE an act of Congress, rather than letting the President and the EPA bypass Congress by regulatory implementation instead of legislative implementation.
Congressional Summary:Authorizes a state to establish a program covering the leasing and permitting processes, regulatory requirements, and any other provisions by which the state would exercise its rights to develop all forms of energy resources on available federal land in the state.
Proponent's argument for bill: (The Heritage Foundation): This important piece of legislation would allow state control of energy resources on federal lands. America has harnessed technological advances in recent years in drilling and extracting energy resources that have caused a surge in domestic oil and gas in several areas of the country. Most of that production has occurred on private and state-owned lands, not federal lands where output has been on decline. The benefits of transferring power to the states over their own energy decisions: States have an interest in both boosting their economies by tapping into the energy resources available to them and protecting the environment. More importantly, they are best suited to fulfill these two goals, not the federal government.
Opponent's argument against bill:(The Wilderness Society): Oil and gas development can do serious damage to wildlands and waters, especially when it takes place in sensitive areas. The federal government began leasing public lands for energy development in 1920. We see energy development as a valid use of some public lands, but there are some wild places that must be protected. We work to ensure that the most stringent environmental precautions are applied when oil and gas development occurs on our public lands and that development does not happen in fragile wild areas. The Wilderness Society also makes sure that our most ecologically sensitive areas, such as the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, remain permanently off limits to oil and gas companies.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (17 votes).
In short: Friendly, lots of dogz, but suprisingly hard.In full: This was my first 10k for a few months after an injury lay-off, and I had thoughts of trying to beat my PB. By the end I was 3 minutes off my PB, and I think the steady hill climb for the first 5k had a lot to do with it. Admittedly I already knew of the hill climb (well done to Calne Leisure Centre for top notch height profile on their web site!) but running it really brings home the reality!On the upside, the route was lovely, the roads clear most of the time, and the atmosphere very friendly and family oriented. A free sports massage awaited all finishers, which I thought was a superb touch. The goody bag has a bottle of fizzy lucozade sport and a mars bar, and we all got a banana. The icing on the cake was the medal. Impressive! 8DIt's a good race - just not a PB race, but at this time of year it's definitely worth going for if you live around this area.Date of review: October 31, 2011
In short: Well organised with a relatively fast route.In full: I ran this event in the spring and am pleased to say I enjoyed it just as much this time round. Being new to running the relatively small field of mainly club runners can seem intimidating, however once you've joined the crowd at the start you soon realise it's a very friendly event. Additionally; facilities for spectators with young kids was excellent.It might have been my imagination but did the race start early? My wife made her way to the finish at 11.45 but I was already in so she missed me and I'm no 44 minute 10k runner I can assure you!Date of review: October 30, 2011
In short: Pretty flat.In full: Well organised. Very well marshaled. Distance markers were sorted following earlier comments. In fact the only thing that was rubbish was me!Date of review: October 30, 2011
In short: easy courseIn full: nice flattish course,good for pb.nice sunday morning run!Date of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Good course along quiet country lanesIn full: Flattish 10K course along quiet country lanes; friendly marshal's; well organised; didn't bother collecting a medal at the finish - how about something different?Date of review: March 27, 2011
In short: Flat(ish) course, friendly marshalls, small fieldIn full: Children ran the Fun Run beforehand, and then there was a long wait before the 10k started - the only organisational snag of the morning, in my opinion. Small field, lots of club runners who all seemed to know each other at the start, but all friendly enough (especially at the back where I was).Unexpected hill at 5k, but a fast course and I got a new PB so pleased with that. Thanks for a good way to spend a Sunday morning! Date of review: November 4, 2010
In short: first 10k race for me, as local was great to run with other members of running clubDate of review: October 31, 2010
In short: expensive--poor medal but well organisedDate of review: October 31, 2010
In short: Virtually Flat 10k with a huge PB PotentialIn full: After reviewing the feedback from previous years I was quite sceptical about this 10k but have to say I was pleasantly surprised with it! Virtually no hills with the exception of a small one at the 5k mark which lasts about 30 seconds. The atmosphere was minimal but this was all on country lanes. Most of the runners seemed to be part of a running club which made me feel like I was at the back of the crowd but nonetheless had my best 10k time since May finishing in 50 mins 12secs. I will definitely be there next time round and, with some extra training before hand, will try to get my PB. Fun Run before was great as my little 3 year old daughter did her first run there....proud father moment! Dont know how I feel about her getting the same medal as me though.Date of review: October 31, 2010
In short: Better than the Devizes 10k Date of review: March 31, 2010
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DES MOINES – Democratic Rep. Bruce Braley on Thursday became the first Iowan to announce plans to seek the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Tom Harkin after 30 years.
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Braley, a four-term House member from Waterloo, announced his plans in an email to potential supporters, describing his goal of representing all Iowa residents as "a big responsibility." The decision came less than two weeks after Harkin, a fellow Democrat first elected to the Senate in 1984, said he had decided against seeking a sixth term in next year's election.
Iowa's first open Senate seat in 40 years is seen as up for grabs by both parties and a chance for Republicans who need a net gain of six seats in the U.S. Senate to seize the majority.
"This is a very important race, not just in this state but nationally as well," Iowa Republican fundraiser Nick Ryan said. "The road to a Republican majority begins in Iowa."
Braley has established strong relationships in Washington since going to Congress and met last week with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and leaders of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, who he said encouraged him to run. He has been huddling with family and talking to Iowa Democrats and advisers since Harkin's Jan. 26 announcement.
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Republican U.S. Reps. Steve King and Tom Latham also have been weighing campaigns but neither has taken formal steps to establish a campaign fundraising committee.
King, a six-term House member from Kiron, stoked speculation Thursday by soliciting contributions to his House campaign committee, but he said that was a response to reports that a Washington-based political action committee was planning to air advertisements against him. The group has said it is concerned that the conservative King might have problems with re-election after some Republicans who were expected to win races last year did not. King has made incendiary comments about immigrants and President Barack Obama, and some believe a more moderate Republican would have more appeal.
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Democrats hold a 10-seat edge in the Senate, but they have more seats to defend in 2014 – 20 compared with only 13 for the Republicans. In GOP-leaning West Virginia, five-term Democratic Sen. Jay Rockefeller recently announced he would not seek re-election. It's not certain whether Democrats Tim Johnson will seek a fourth term in Republican-leaning South Dakota or Carl Levin will seek a 7th term in Michigan, where Republicans have done well in recent off-year elections.
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