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text: "No matter if the science is all phony, there are collateral environmental benefits . . . [C]limate change [provides] the greatest chance to bring about justice and equality in the world." -- Christine Stewart, Canadian Environment Minister, Calgary Herald, December 14, 1998. "A global climate treaty must be implemented even if there is no scientific evidence to back the greenhouse effect." [This is the "Precautionary Principle" in action: government should take action even if there's no justification whatsoever for the action.] -- Richard Benedict, Clinton State Department employee, working on assignment from the Conservation Foundation.

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Many villagers think it is completely normal to suffer from frequent water-borne illnesses. Showing them that this can be prevented with clean water is an important task for Paul Njuguna.
Sometimes I am amazed at the great ideas that develop around our program. In a rural community near Kisumu, for example, the water kiosk that supplies the village with clean drinking water and the neighboring school are currently forming a partnership. In return for a small monthly charge, the kiosk will set up water dispensers in classrooms so the children are always able to drink clean water. The idea is not necessarily something that might occur to everyone. For example, I went to school in the capital Nairobi, where it is not as hot as in this region, which meant we did not have to drink as much. And most importantly, there is not the problem of dirty water in this form.
I have been involved with Safe Water Enterprises for more than a year now. Before this, one of my jobs was at the United Nations, where I was responsible for a project that worked on supplying electricity to rural areas. When I first heard of the Siemens Stiftung water kiosks, I was excited. Clean drinking water is such an urgent need – and most importantly, the technology behind it is immensely practical. A filter to clean river water – that is all you need. From experience, I know that the technology needs to be as simple as possible when working in rural regions. This means, firstly, that it is easy to explain. And best of all, there are no components that are difficult to replace if something breaks.
I travel a lot with my work. I am always visiting the communities where we have set up a water kiosk. Our principles include working closely with the communities so that the project receives broad support. Each water kiosk is operated by a kiosk manager appointed by the community organization. We encourage the community to identify a manager with an entrepreneurial mindset from the local area, who is then given appropriate training. This normally works very well, but occasionally there are disagreements between community members. Then it is my job to visit the scene, talk to everyone involved and help to resolve the dispute – at the end of the day, we all share the same objective and interests.
We have had good experiences with the hygiene training sessions at the water kiosks. These educate people about the links between water and disease. I notice again and again that many villagers think it is completely normal to suffer from frequent diarrhea and other waterborne illnesses. Showing them that this can be prevented with clean water is an important task. It is often about things that might seem trivial – for example, washing hands regularly and making sure always to carry clean water in clean containers.
A great example for me of how our program can help is a project where a water kiosk was built at a hospital. The kiosk operator is now able to supply the entire hospital with drinking water. Not only the patients benefit from the station, but also the hospital's neighbors, who can also collect clean water there.
Alice Wanjiru lives in a small village in the Thika region north of Nairobi. Like many Kenyans who live in remote areas with poor infrastructure, Alice and her village community drank polluted water from a nearby river. The result: countless cases of illness, high medication costs, and missed school hours.
Since 2012, Githembe has a water kiosk, which has changed the situation. Mobile water filtration systems daily produce up to 10,000 liters of safe drinking water, which can be purchased at an affordable price.
From her job as kiosk manager, Alice generates income for herself and her family. The Safe Water Enterprise in Githembe not only contributes to improved health in the community but also offers opportunities to make a living.


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This remake of Lewis Gilbert's 1966 film of the same name features Jude Law filling the shoes Michael Caine once wore in the title role of Alfie. As with the original, Law occasionally speaks directly to the camera while his character talks of the opposite sex. Under the direction of Charles Shyer, Alfie follows a charming, if morally lacking, womanizer from one bed to the next. While his actions arise more from nonchalance than malice, Alfie nonetheless faces a moral dilemma when considering that he's impregnated one of his latest girlfriends. Alfie also includes performances from Marisa Tomei, Susan Sarandon, and Nia Long. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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So after many comments I'm wondering did your parents use childcare?
Mine did. My mum paid over $300 a week in the 90's. I often see people complain about cost etc. I don't think it's changed that much.
The school topic got me thinking about it because we pay for kids have social interaction etc & for me to be sane 😁 some people don't like to (that's fine) it's costly but I didn't realise many families didn't send kids


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The Mustang Monthly The Official Newsletter of SE-IV Executive Master's Program Lockheed Martin Aeronautics – Ft. Worth
The Mustang Monthly The Official Newsletter of SE-IV September 2004 From the Class President Fellow Classmates- DO NOT FORGET THAT THURSDAY OCTOBER 7 TH IS SMU SHIRT DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you have not paid AMS for tuition, please pay them by the means provided in their letter mailed to you as soon as possible. If you have not received your reimbursement please let me know. I have received several suggestions for spending our social allotment. Please submit any ideas you may have by next class. We will discuss them on Saturday during lunch. Thanks to those who submitted profiles for September mostly in a timely fashion and those in October who had them turned in early!! Other than the profiles, this newsletter is short and sweet. I am lucky to get this one out on the last day of the month!! Should you have any questions, concerns, or ideas feel free to contact me. Until then, I remain Sincerely Yours, Johnathan Foster SE-IV Class President x32679 Upcoming Events Oct 7 – SMU SHIRT DAY!!! Oct 8 – Class Oct 9 – Class September Birthdays Sep 7 – Chris Anderson Sep 9 – Kerlin Josaphat Sep 18 – DC Foster
September Profile One: James Kokoles James Kokoles was born on March 22, 1979 in Augusta, GA. From the age of one, until the time he moved to Bedford, Texas at the age of ten, James lived in a variety of states including North Carolina, Washington, Virginia, California, Nebraska, Florida and Pennsylvania. James attended high school at Euless Trinity, from which he graduated in 1997. While attending high school, James worked part time as a carhop at a Sonic Drive-In, where he met his future wife, Jenna Emmons, at the ripe old age of sixteen. After graduating high school, James took a semester off to work full time at an insurance company. After six months of performing data entry for the insurance center, James was more than ready to start college. James attended UTA in Arlington, where he majored in Information Systems. He graduated with honors in May, 2002. During his final semester at UTA, James got a job as an intern working software development for the Systems Engineering core department at Lockheed Martin in Fort Worth. Upon graduation of college, James was offered a full-time position as a Reliability and Maintainability engineer on the JSF program, which he willingly accepted. For the last two and a half years James has been working on the JSF R&M integration team where his primary responsibilities include overseeing the integration of R&M related IT products and the configuration management of LCN and R&M prediction data. In his personal time, James enjoys lifting weights, running and keeping up with current events and sports. He was married to his wife, Jenna, in November of 2002 in Xcaret, Mexico. While only married for a little less than two years, the two have been together for seven years, and have known each other for over nine. Last September, the couple purchased a moderately sized, three bedroom house in Keller. They currently do not have any kids, but do plan to some time foreseeable in the future. Before having children, James would like to do some traveling, and his long term goals include opening his on personal fitness gym in the D/FW area or coaching junior high/high school football.
September Profile Two: Henry Nguyen Henry was born in Saigon, Vietnam during the Vietnam war. His native name was Huy Nguyen. He is the oldest of four children. His parents were educated people. He grew up in Vietnam and lived there until he was 21 years old; that was in 1989 when his family decided to escape from Vietnam. His parents planned the escape eight years earlier by pretending to be real fisherman. The time came for his family to carry out the plan one night in April of 1989. Within a few hours into the escape they were confronted and almost got caught. The next morning they were able to get to sea and by noon, they were chased by a patrol boat and shot at. Henry was the pilot to guide the boat with thirty-four people on board. The chase lasted 45 minutes. Somehow they managed to get away with minimum damage; one person got hit with a bullet in the leg. After four days and four nights at sea, they made it to a small island in Indonesia quite exhausted. Ten days later, they were taken to the refugee camp. There they spent three years of hardship and uncertainty. They didn't know how their fate was going to turn out. There was not enough water and food for everybody. People had to build dams down the streams to contain water for the whole camp. Still there was not enough water for everybody since the population of the camp grew so fast year by year. When Henry got to the camp, there were approximately 1,500 people in camp. When he left three years later, there were approximately 24,000 people in the camp. In dealing with all of that, Henry and his family had to go through the screening procedure to see if they qualified to stay in the third world country or not. If they failed to qualify, they would be forced to go back to Vietnam. That was one of the uncertainties that Henry and his family had to deal with. Finally, they were told that they were qualified and they were accepted by the American delegation to go to America. That was the happiest moment that anyone in the camp would want to experience. What a relief! In August of 1991, Henry and his family were transferred to a refugee camp in the Philippines for six months to prepare themselves for a new life in the melting pot (USA). Henry came to America at the end of January 1992. He went to work during the day and took English as a Second Language (ESL) classes at night. He registered for the fall semester at Saint Louis Community College in 1992. After completing his two year degree, Henry transferred to the University of Missouri-Rolla to continue his education. He majored in Electrical Engineering. He had a co-op job with General Motors for a year. On July 3 rd of 1997, he took oath to become an American citizen. That was a very proud moment for him. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering in May of 1998. Henry started working for Raytheon in Aircraft Integration Systems at Greenville, TX as Electrical Engineer in June of 1998. In November of 2000, he took an opportunity to join Lockheed Martin Aeronautics in Fort Worth, TX as an electrical engineer and currently works for the F-16 program. He now resides in Arlington, TX with his wife and son. Henry enjoys playing soccer, football and volleyball. He was a member of the championship soccer team in Raytheon's league.
September Profile Three: Jatin Patel Jatin was born on May 17, 1979, in Gujurat, India. He lived with his grandparents in India till the age of 7. He then moved to the US to live with his parents in Dallas, Texas, where he lived until going away to college. He currently lives in Irving, Texas. He attended Cary Middle School and then Skyline High School, both in Dallas, Texas. Jatin played soccer in middle school and high school. He also played basketball as a recreational sport. He attended the University of Texas at Austin for a year and then transferred to The University of Texas at Dallas. He started out as a Computer Science student and then switched to Electrical Engineering in his sophomore year. In college, Jatin enjoyed watching football, basketball, and soccer games on TV, hanging out with friends, and playing various intramural sports. While in college, he interned at MCI Telecommunications and WorldCom. He graduated in May 2001. Soon after graduation, Jatin accepted a job at WorldCom in Richardson, Texas. He worked as a Network Engineer for 2 months. Afterwards, Jatin returned to school to pursue his Masters in Business Administration at UTD. He finished three semesters of course work and then accepted a position at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and moved to Irving in January 2003. He started in the JSF program as a Systems Engineer in the Flight Control System SEIT IPT and after three months, he was moved to the F16 Block 60 program. There he worked as an Embedded Software Engineer in the Flight Controls System Test group. After 9 months in that program, with the milestone being 1st flight, he moved back to the JSF program in January 2004. Currently, he works as a Systems Engineer. He is an avid sports fan and plays sports, especially basketball as much as he can. In addition to basketball, Jatin's hobbies include playing all kinds of sports, like basketball, football, sand volleyball, and soccer. He also likes going out with friends to bars/restaurants in Addison, Lower Greenville and the Downtown/Uptown area in Dallas. He also is a die-hard Dallas Cowboys and Dallas Mavericks fan. In the future, Jatin hopes to complete his Masters Degree in Systems Engineering next year and then one day, complete his MBA. So far, he is enjoying his time working at Lockheed Martin.
Team Questions What do I need to do for subsequent tuition reimbursement? Begin by downloading Form c-551 from the Corporate forms library. Fill out all of the personal information. You do not need to resend program and class information. The cost per class is $2287.50. Submit the statement you should have received from SMU regarding the amount you owe. You know what you paid for your books, so include that cost on the form and copy the receipt. I highly recommend you FAX to eliminate any issues with snail mail or STAMPS. Again you will be over the $5250 mark for the year, so be sure and add a piece of paper requesting full tax exemption. Last semester some students in other classes were taxed for some reason, so be sure and include that document stating this is work related and is tax exempt. If you run into problems, let me know. If you have questions, contact EFS then contact me with the outcome. Oh, and I guess it would be good to print your grades from Access and send them, too! If you have any questions you would like addressed for the next newsletter, please submit to one of the people below. If you have ideas for social gatherings, ideas for spending out monetary allotment, or want to volunteer for social events or newsletter work, let Johnathan know. Thanks. Johnathan Foster SE-IV Class President X 32679 David VonZurmuehlen Director of Marketing SMU School of Engineering 972-473-3475 Jeremiah Stoker SE-IV Vice President X 78821
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The first landscape parks originated in England in the XVIII century, and began to differ from the usual fact that the organization of space in them has become more close to the natural natural compositions.
Landscape parks are very popular today, they are able to decorate any area and are divided into certain types.
Regardless of the size of territory portion, eachthe owner can decorate its own landscaped park. It can be a mini-park near the house wall, along which the planted vines, climbing the wall, a small fountain or waterfall and beautifully laid out paths. On a large area can be skilfully emphasize the beauty of nature, so that on sunny days, walking in it, you can relax on the green grass under a shady canopy of trees and enjoy nature or fully allocate space artificially planted plants, giving them the desired shape. This way you can decorate the site with the help of landscape design, choosing a type of landscape park.
English-style park
English Landscape Park has an elongated,like elongated shape, has water features such as a pond, river or lake water, which flows in a natural way, they are its foundation. The park is located green meadows, shady trees and a little wavy soil. Tracks suddenly discover the spectacular park views, allowing to admire the beautiful nature in the places of leisure, where intimate atmosphere defines its own space travelers.
dream Park
Regular landscape view of the park is decorated stylein which there is no place of natural, natural arrangement of plants. Here in the foreground artificially planted only in a certain order - beds with compositions of various patterns, clipped shrubs in different shapes and straight avenues of trees. This type of park has luxurious scenery - high thick hedges, located in solitude.
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Landscape Park in the Japanese style does not requirea large area, it is the most popular form of the park. Miniature garden has plants growing only in Japan, it contains small bridges, umbrellas, lanterns, resembling theater sets. Each attribute has a value associated with the national traditions of Japanese culture.
Italian courtyard
Italian Landscape Park, originates fromsmall courtyards of Italian homes. It arranged track perfectly straight line or diagonally. Enclosed garden alive, sheared hedges and high walls often planted trees. In the middle of the park there is a small pond or fountain, which is surrounded by a paved area in the form of an oval, circle or square. Shrubs and trees Italian landscape park are cut in the shape of a sphere or a cube, and the area is decorated with sculptures, is a mandatory part of it.


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Jersey GirlDirector: Kevin Smith, Ben Affleck, Liv Tyler, Jennifer Lopez
Cast: Kevin Smith, Ben Affleck, Liv Tyler, Jennifer Lopez
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While Kevin Smith tends to divide audiences with his films, most people agree that his commentary tracks are some of the best in the business. Jersey Girl may be one of his less successful films, but this disc offers a pair of hilarious commentary tracks. The film itself is presented in a widescreen anamorphic transfer that preserves the original theatrical aspect ratio of 1.85:1. The disc does a fine job of capturing Vilmos Zsigmond's cinematography, which made this easily the best-looking Kevin Smith film. The English soundtrack is rendered in Dolby Digital 5.1. The first commentary track features Smith, producer Scott Mosier, and Smith associate Jason Mewes. They have an irreverent, wide-ranging conversation that touches on a variety of topics including sex, how Gigli hurt this film's box-office potential, and a hilarious digression in which they discuss a version of Jersey Girl that could have borrowed elements from Village of the Damned. The second commentary track consists of Smith and star Ben Affleck. They have a genuine rapport with each other and talk about everything anyone could hope for, including the decision to cast Jennifer Lopez, Smith's feud with the British press, and the economics of the film industry. Interviews with the cast and crew, a video interview between Smith and Affleck, and a handful of Smith's "Roadside Attraction" pieces for The Tonight Show round out this release, which turns a less than interesting film into a highly entertaining DVD.
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- 09/07/2004
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- 2004
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|Ben Affleck
|Ollie Trinke
|Liv Tyler
|Jennifer Lopez
|Raquel Castro
|Gertie Trinke
|George Carlin
|Bart Trinke
|Jason Biggs
|Arthur Brickman
|Mike Starr
|Stephen Root
|Jennifer Schwalbach Smith
Technical Credits
|Kevin Smith
|Director,Editor,Executive Producer,Screenwriter
|Phil Benson
|Associate Producer
|Jonathan Gordon
|Executive Producer
|Laura Greenlee
|Diane Heery
|Robert H. Holtzman
|Production Designer
|Avy Kaufman
|Michael Lerman
|Asst. Director
|Scott Mosier
|Juliet Polcsa
|Costumes/Costume Designer
|Glen Trew
|Sound/Sound Designer
|James L. Venable
|Score Composer,Cinematographer
|Elise G. Viola
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|Harvey Weinstein
|Executive Producer
|Bob Weinstein
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2. "The Only Way We're Gonna Work" [7:26]
3. "We Lost Her" [6:21]
4. Back to Work [4:22]
5. "Try Acting Like a Father" [5:11]
6. The Next Best Thing [7:19]
7. Gertie Age Seven [4:37]
8. "What Are Your Intentions?" [3:27]
9. The Sympathetic Widower [6:03]
10. A Date With Dad [2:57]
11. Crushing [6:59]
12. Slinging Bullsh*t [5:57]
13. Daddy Wants... [8:56]
14. My City of Ruins [:41]
15. "If I Was a Smart Man" [6:34]
16. "God. That's Good" [5:52]
17. The Only Thing... [7:35]
18. End Credits [4:45]
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This movie is absolutely amazing, everyone loves it. It's funny, heart warming and romantic. It is a must see for everyone!!!
I must admit, I was a skeptic. I appreciate movies by Kevin Smith, but Affleck I wasn't so sure of. This movie was great. I watched it again. It did make me cry. I thought Affleck gave a fine performance as the dad and son, and friend of Maya. Carlin was great as the dad as were the guys who played his friends - nice touch. What a nice surprise. Resounding impression. Movie Fan
Where was the press on this movie? I am ashamed to admit that I went so long without seeing it. By far, it is probably the best movie I have seen all year. As usual, Kevin Smith does it again with writing that hits home and comedy in the right places. I've watched him through the years and am always impressed with his work, but this time he outdid himself, brilliantly directing this cast of heavy hitters. This is a MUST SEE!!!!
Years ago I was away from my wife, and the only show that was on at the time was this show. Unable to get anything else, I sat down and watched it. Now years later, I have the movie that at one point in time I would never have watched, but now am so thankful that I did. To this date, about three years later, while at B&N, I got this movie. That's how much of an impression this show made upon my life. As you can guess, I not only watched it,but my wife watched it with me as well. It brought laughter to our hearts, tears to our eyes, and engulfed us into a story that neither of us will ever forget. We hope you will watch it..You will not regret it in the least.
Departing from his usual comic farce, director Kevin Smith brings us a tale of lost love and lost opportunities. While "Beniffer" is billed as the star, the real good performances come from Raquel Castro as his daughter, Liv Tyler as his love interest, and George Carlin as his father. Kudos also to character actors Mike Starr and Stephen Root as his dad's best friends. Carlin gives his best performance in a Smith movie since "Cardinal Glick" in Dogma. Affleck, however, seems to be forcibly giving his lines. Maybe it's just me, but he emotes like a man who has an impacted bowel. It's really sad since he gave such good performances in "Dogma", "Chasing Amy", and "Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back". Still, it's not a total loss.