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Your Willamette ID, also called the Compass Card, will be your key to the buildings around campus. As a student, you will be able to get into the dormitories until 11pm, the Law School, Atkinson School of Management, Smullin Hall, Collins Hall (computer labs), the parking lot at TIUA, the 24 hour study room at Hatfield Library, the Hatfield Library and the Law Library until midnight.
Furthermore, you can use the card to buy food, snacks, and sodas on campus on the vending machines in the residence halls. If you live in Kaneko, the University Apartments, or close to the Montag Center you can use your card to pay for use of laundry facilities (washers and dryers). You can also pay for photocopying with your Compass Card at the Library, Smullin Hall, Atkinson, the University Center, the Graduate School of Education, and the Law School. On top of that you can use the card to pay for other purchases in the Bistro, the Mail Services, the Willamette Store, and the Millstream Market.
Adding funds to your Compass Card: All you have to do in order to be able to use your Compass Card as means of payment is give cash to a cashier at Goudy or Kaneko and they will add the money to your card. You can also deposit money to your Compass Card over the internet from your Visa, Mastercard, or Discover card. You simply go to the online card office, enter your credit card information and select an amount to add. Depending on which meal plan you have chosen the Compass Card will contain your meal plan points. Every time you purchase food at either dining halls the appropriate amount of points will be subtracted from your Compass Card. If you run out of meal plan points, you can buy food with the money you add to your card. If you ever lose your card or have any problems with it, go to the University Service Center/Campus Safety and they will help you figure out what is wrong and what can be done. The office is open on weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and is located between Doney and Lausanne Halls.
Oregon State ID
It is recommended that you get an Oregon State ID because you don't have to carry your passport around and be afraid to lose it. Banks, landlords, healthcare providers, etc. often ask for identification. Oregonians and other U.S. residents typically use a driver's license. Because it is issued by the same agency as a driver's license, the Oregon ID card will be recognized as a valid item for identification.
You can get an Oregon ID at the Driver & Motor Vehicles (DMV) office. Be sure to bring cash or a check, since they don't accept credit cards! In order to get your ID you need to bring your passport and visa papers, student ID, and a bill or bank statement you have received here stating your address here in the U.S. and stamped by the postal service. For more information and how to apply, refer to the Oregon State ID handout in the "My FOLDER" link here.
Applying for a Social Security Card
International students are not legally allowed to apply for a social security number (and card) unless they are working in the U.S. Officially, the social security number is used for employment and tax purposes so it is not required for things like renting an apartment, getting a cell phone, etc. It may be requested, but it is not required for those purposes. If you are offered a job to work, you will then become eligible to apply for a Social Security card. This provides you with a 9-digit number that will be your Social Security number permanently. It is used for employment, tax purposes, and many other situations as an identification number.
A Social Security card is NOT permission to work in the United States. There are certain restrictions on employment for international students, and you must be authorized for employment in addition to getting a Social Security card. See Chris Andresen, Office of International Education (Matthews Academic Center) for information about work authorization.
A Social Security number is a powerful number, and if it is given out too freely, it can allow people to access your personal information, so you should be careful about giving out your number to people on the phone or Internet. It is also a good idea to shred documents that have your number printed on them (like bank statements) so that your information is not stolen.
For more information and how to apply, refer to the Social Security handout in the "My FOLDER" link here.
If you are here for more than a semester it can be recommended that you open an account in an American bank, that way you don't have to pay the same high fees every time you withdraw money with your credit card. To open an account you need to bring your passport, immigration papers, and Social Security card.
You can open either a checking account or a savings account (if you are planning on saving money for later). For the checking account some banks will automatically offer you an ATM card, other places you have to ask to get one. Either way the ATM card will work in your own bank's ATM machines only. It cannot be used as a credit card but only to withdraw money from your account either in the bank or in the ATM machines.
To see an overview of what the different banks offer and what they require you to bring in order to open a checking account see the schedule below.
|Key Bank
|US Bank
|What should I bring?
|Passport and student ID
|What do they offer?
|Free checking account, but you need to buy your own checks
|Free student checking account; first box of checks is free
|$17.55 for a box of checks
|$25 opening fee
|You need to keep the account open for 180 days or an early close-out fee of $25 will apply
|You need to keep the account open for 90 days or an early close-out fee of $35 will apply
|Minimum balance of $5
|When will I receive my ATM/debit card?
|10 business days
|5-7 days
|7-10 business days
|Bank of America
|Wells Fargo
|Washington Mutual
|What should I bring?
|Passport and student ID
|What do they offer?
|Free student checking account
|No fees for one year
|$17-30 for a box of checks
|$12 for a box of checks or $5 per month for free checks, free money orders, and free travelers checks
|$100 to open your account, but no minimum balance thereafter
|$100 to open your account, but no minimum balance thereafter
|When will I receive my ATM/debit card?
|7-10 business days
|7-10 business days
|7-10 business days
E-mail Accounts
You will be given instructions to activate your Willamette email account before you arrive on campus. Access to email is available across campus at a number of computer terminals in academic buildings, residence halls and in high traffic areas such as the student center and the Bistro cafe.
If you have any problems with figuring out how to open your account, you can contact WITS or ask a computer lab assistant. Usually you can find helpful lab assistants in the computer labs during the morning, afternoon, and evenings until 1 a.m.. on weekdays. You can reach WITS at email@example.com or 503-370-6767. If they cannot help you they will send you to somebody who can.
Cell Phones
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Most carriers have options for pre-paid or pay as you go service. These usually do not require signing contracts, credit checks or social security numbers. The plans offered will vary depending on the company. This type of service allows you to select the amount of money/minutes you would like per month. You are able to add minutes onto your account as needed. Paying your bill at the beginning of the month will prevent you from going over your monthly allotment of minutes.
Some of the carriers may also allow you to choose from their post-paid service plans. While these generally require credit checks and the signing of a contract, some companies offer service if you pay a security deposit, which will be refunded at the termination of service if you have made payments to keep your account balanced.
Most carriers will allow you to use your existing phone, if it is unlocked and uses a SIM card. It may be a good way to eliminate the cost of purchasing a new phone. If this is not an option, there are often promotions, which will allow you to purchase a new phone at a reduced price when starting service with the company.


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Ever since I've gone to visit in-laws in Russia over the past five years, I've been exposed to beekeeping in Russia; a country with a climate that is fairly cold (at least in the regions I've visited). I keep running into a plant source (actually, a tree) from which the bees typically gather a lot of nectar each year and from which a lot of creamed honey is made (it's kind of a whitish-yellow colour). This tree is called a lime tree. I have also seen this referred to in Russian classical novels that have translated it as "lime trees". This tree lines the walkways at Peterhoff (not all together that far away from the artic circle). I have never seen it in bloom and certainly have never seen any "limes" on it!
Now there is something just inherently wrong with this picture (or perhaps, wrong with my thinking of what the devil a lime tree is). Isn't a lime tree kind of a "tropical" tree (like oranges, lemons, grapefruit, etc.)?
I have always thought there must be some problem with the translation of this tree's name. I've researched this a little on the net and I've found a 'linen tree' (or some such thing...going from memory here) and have wondered if, perhaps, that's not the tree. But I'm not familiar with that tree either. Can anyone shed any light on this puzzle?


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New Zealand 1967
White wedding, Invercargill 1997
Type C photograph
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PF The moment I saw this particular work… It's from a series that she did. Maybe about fifteen or twenty images, where she photographed housing estates in New Zealand, and then collaged figures onto those particular houses, and I had been totally oblivious to the fact that these images, when they were first shown, had caused an uproar in New Zealand; really quite virulent attack.
And she was attacked for denigrating welfare housing by suggesting that people of extraordinary sortof physical dimensions lived in these buildings. I had exactly the opposite response. When I saw this photograph it was my parents' wedding. The whole tilt of the man's head… It was just like the one photograph I have of my parents' wedding.
You could never see my mother's face in the shot because the hat she had came right over her head, sort of at 45º, and I always remember my father saying 'Your mother was a beautiful woman when I married her', and I thought 'well, you can't see that from the photograph because all you see is this hat'.
But I just thought there was a real mark of fondness and quaintness in this couple, and here they were as bride and groom at the beginning of their life, but depicted as being at the end of it, and still together and clutching, so I found most of the images in the show quite touching, rather than scarifying, or vilifying, or whatever it might be.
And it's been a very, very fond work of mine, and I have four or five images of hers from this series, but this is one that I particularly like, and I have a great fondness for Invercargill; it comes in at many levels, this particular piece.


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Grewe resigns at boys' basketball coach at PL
Garry Grewe has resigned as boys' basketball coach at Pequot Lakes High School after 11 seasons as head coach. Grewe took over the program in 2002-03 after serving as the head coach at Park Rapids and Bemidji for seven years each.
He has 359 combined career victories at the three schools. He also earned Section 7AA Coach of the Year honors three times and was voted Mid-State Conference coach of the year twice.
Grewe's career at Pequot Lakes was highlighted by a state tournament appearance in 2003-04 with a team that finished 15-13 overall after losing in the first round at state. That squad was the first boys' basketball team in school history to qualify for state. The Patriots again qualified for state in 2006-07, and was the first Pequot Lakes boys' team to finish with an undefeated regular season record. The Patriots finished 28-1 overall after suffering their only loss at state. The team returned to state a year later and was 29-3 overall and finishing third at state.
The Patriots earned Mid State titles under Grewe in 2006-07 and 2010-11. He had four seasons with more than 20 wins, and coached five 1,000-point scorers during his time at Pequot Lakes - Luke Schramm (a 2003 graduate), Jesse Fischer and Tucker Sheley (2007), Michael Ward (2010) and Kurtis Moody (2011).
"I feel it is time to move on into the next chapter of my life, the next goals I hope to achieve, and to spend more time with my own kids," said Grewe, who plans to continue as a sixth-grade teacher at Pequot Lakes Middle School. "My wife (Tina) and I have many fond memories of Pequot Lakes' basketball and wish the players and program continued success in the future. I would like to thank the administration, players, parents and coaches I have been fortunate to work with."
Marc Helmrichs, Pequot Lakes' activities director, reflected on Grewe's tenure.
"Coach Grewe has been successful not only in developing a quality basketball program but in developing quality young people," Helmrichs said. "He exhibits a high level of professionalism, and has always represented the team, school and community in a positive fashion. He is well respected by his coaching peers and has been a mentor to numerous young coaches. I would like to thank Coach Grewe and his wife, Tina, for the dedication to the student-athletes involved in the basketball program."
Curt Johnson, Pequot Lakes' school board member, also thanked Grewe.
"On behalf of the school board, community and school district I would like to thank Coach Grewe and his family for their commitment and contributions to the Patriot basketball program over the last 11 years," he said. "During his tenure the basketball program rose to a level that is recognizable statewide."


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#1 Thu 15 Dec 11 3:57pm
Fresh Pod
I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this or if anyone can help me.
I recently brought a product called Fresh Pod which is meant to prolong the life of your fruit and veg. I stuck it in my salad crisper and it does seem to work, but I am sceptical as to whether this is just the Fresh Pod or the quality of the produce at this time of year?
I wondered if anybody else had used Fresh Pod and whether it worked for them? I am considering buying a few more for friends and family who fall into the 'hard to buy' category for Christmas, but I want to make sure I'm not just giving them another gimmick.
#2 Thu 15 Dec 11 7:33pm
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Re: Fresh Pod
Searched on the net as i have never heard of it....i get along well enough without gadgets.
Its rare that i keep fruits in the fridge even in summer, they keep fine and are eaten before they have time to tire....as long as bananas are kept well apart.
Except for the more juicy fruits such as kiwi which are closed in a plastic sac with an apple to keep them longer.
I pose my veg on absobant paper to absorb the humidity.
When salads are tired they are quickly revived after soaking in tepid water.
Probably not much help as to your question though
#3 Thu 15 Dec 11 7:57pm
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Re: Fresh Pod
I have just found it.... or at least I think this might be it !
http://www.jointhepod.org/news-info/off … s-%281%29/
Wecome to the forum Jeff_Towers
To be honest , I am a bit sceptical as the favours of the fruit and veg often arn't as good if they are kept a bit long.
The internet linktells me that this product ..
"Extends storage life of fruit & vegetables up to 4 times longer than normal.
Helps to retain important vitamins and nutrients in fresh produce.
to be honest I am unsure about this.
Like Kye , I line the veg draw in thhe fridge with kitchen paper and that seems to help.
#4 Fri 16 Dec 11 11:09am
Re: Fresh Pod
Thanks guys.
Yes that is it Mummza, but I found it on a different site which was just for Fresh pod (I think I just googled "Fresh Pod" and it was the first site), but it made the same claims.
I was skeptical at first (still am slightly) but it does seem to work and the produce has remained just as good. The main ones I have really noticed it on are the lettuce and tomato in the crisper at the bottom of the fridge. I always keep bananas away from my fruit and that is fine so I haven't bothered with the fruit bowl.
I will try putting some kitchen paper in too.
The big test for me will be over Christmas as I will no doubt once again have more leftovers than we have actually eaten!
#5 Sat 17 Dec 11 9:59am
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Re: Fresh Pod
My old fridge had a zero-dgree zone which did keep veg fresh for a week...it has to as I can only shop conveniently on Saturday.
My new fridge tops this and has a bio-fresh zone which allows regulation of humidity and temperature...this supposedly helps keep my veg fresh even longer.
So there's probably some science behind your fresh pod...
#6 Tue 03 Jan 12 1:31pm
Re: Fresh Pod
It claims to eliminate the ethylene (a gas I was previously blissfully unaware of), which a little bit of research has told me is the thing which makes fruit and veg go ripe and then rot.
It is continuing to impress me so I'm assuming Wikipedia was right in it's assessment of Ethylene?!
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Re: Fresh Pod
How did the cabbages taste after 8 weeks Faye ?
Was there any change in taste from the day they were bought.
I am not sure that giving out your phone number for this product goes along with our forum rules . Did you check with the moderators before you posted it . ( if you did not please edit your post and remove the phone number)
If you did not it is considered to be spam and spam is unacceptable on the forum.
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University of Colorado Boulder Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano will address faculty, staff, students and other members of the campus community at the annual State of the Campus address at CU-Boulder's Glenn Miller Ballroom on Tuesday, Oct. 16. Refreshments will be served at 7:30 a.m. and the speech begins promptly at 8 a.m.
The address will be DiStefano's fourth as chancellor. He is entering his 39th year as a CU-Boulder faculty member, dean and senior administrator.
"I will focus on how CU-Boulder is implementing its Flagship 2030 Strategic Plan in light of the new realities of reduced funding and shrinking resources, and will detail how we can meet the dual challenges of improving our student experience and elevating the university's reputation," DiStefano said.
DiStefano said he will review the campus's accomplishments over the past year and during the last five years of the plan.
"The focus, though, is on the future," he said. "I want to talk about how we can make progress across every front -- elevating academic rigor, breaking down traditional barriers to achieve greater cooperation and developing new funding models to achieve our goals."
Members of the media are invited to cover the speech, and CU faculty, staff and students are invited to attend. Doors open at 7 a.m., refreshments are served at 7:30 a.m. and DiStefano's speech will begin promptly at 8 a.m. To watch the live stream during the speech or read the text after the speech, go to http://chancellor.colorado.edu.
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someone who benches 300 pounds with the worst technique then leaves the weights on the friggin bar when they leave.
looks like that gym idiot can't read the sign. (the one that states in large bold lettering: PLEASE REMOVE WEIGHTS AFTER USE!!)
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This year's theme is "The Art of Story " and explores the ways that artists act as storytellers. The Artmobile will be parked on the Campus Center promenade from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, Oct.28- Nov. 1.
Admission is free and open to the PTC community. For more information about the exhibit, visit https://www.arkarts.com/sslpage.aspx?pid=503
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i like ya dezz, but your insight on politics is one thing i don't miss from these boards
1. The lowering of underwriting standards in the mortgage industry which was encouraged and promoted by both Fanny and Freddie. This created a bubble in the housing market and encouraged banks to loan money to people without proper financial strength. This came as a product of Fanny and Freddie buying up loans from banks in order to encourage "home ownership"
2. The repeal of Glass-Steagall legislation which required banks to have investment banking and mortgage banking remaining seperate. This law was repealed by BILL CLINTON.
The most important was the lowering of underwriting standards. This has destroyed the housing market and created more upside down loans than has ever been recorded in American history. It was with the best of intentions, but it skewed the marketplace, manipulated by government and sent us hurling down this horrific path.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
In an hour and a half I have my semi final match at our golf club. We started with a bracket of 32 players. I've scraped by 3 matches while giving a total of 32 shots. I'll be giving my opponent around 12 shots today. I will probably have to shoot par or better to win today. I haven't picked up a club in 9 days.
I fear my luck will run out this afternoon.
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City prepares for congested Nisswa for Fourth of July holiday
Nisswa police chief Craig Taylor said the Freedom Day Parade on July 3 may be more challenging this year because of the Highway 371 road construction.
"When the parade's over, patience really needs to be exercised," Taylor said, noting the restricted accesses into and out of downtown Nisswa.
Taylor said police have been educating motorists about the construction. There has been only one minor accident, he said.
Crow Wing County Sheriff Todd Dahl visited the council June 19, saying law enforcement has been quite busy in the last few weeks with the increase in summer tourism traffic and an increase in crashes. Fatalities are up compared to last year, he said.
"You're going to see those squad cars out there" as part of the Toward Zero Death initiative, not to tag people, but to get the message out to drive safely, Dahl said, specifically mentioning the July 4 holiday.
He mentioned the recent tragic loss when a child drowned in Lake Edna, reminding people to wear life jackets and be careful of the still-cold water.
Dahl also promoted fireworks safety with the upcoming holiday.
High grade marijuana and methamphetamines are still the drugs of choice in the area, Dahl said.
Heroin is on the rise in the state and country, he said, because it's cheaper than methamphetamines. While not prevalent here, it is prominent in St. Cloud and the Mille Lacs Indian Reservation, he said.
Police report
In May in Nisswa, police reported 26 agency assists, 225 calls for service, 14 criminal citations, 41 traffic citations, 105 traffic warnings, eight medicals and four alarms.
Fire report
Fire chief Richard Geike said firefighters had a busy month for fire calls and training. The department is receiving grant money for training sessions.
Crow Wing County asked the fire department to submit a bid to cover Unorganized Territory. Those talks are continuing to determine which areas of Unorganized Territory would make the most sense for the Nisswa department to cover.
Geike said a fire substation may be built in Lake Edward Township as well.


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Between birth and age 18, the average kid will consume nearly 20,000 meals -- and that doesn't even count the after-school treats, late-night snacks and random refrigerator-pillaging sessions. Frankly, the prospect of those 2,340 lunchboxes alone is enough to make any parent falter. Or worse, eyeball the Lunchables.
Fortunately, Katie Morford, Catherine McCord and other culinary experts have stepped into the breach with a crop of new cookbooks designed to help parents balance the tension between what their kids will eat, what Mom and Dad have time to prepare, and what they feel good about sending to school.
"With school lunches, you have all these added challenges," says Morford, a San Francisco dietitian, cooking teacher and author of "Best Lunch Box Ever: Ideas and Recipes for School Lunches Kids Will Love." "You have to make everything super-portable and figure out how to keep the food fresh, the cold food cold and the hot food hot."
With all the other parental challenges, it's easy to fall into what McCord, founder of Weelicious, calls the "lunchtime rut."
"It's putting the same thing in the box day in and day out," says McCord, whose latest cookbook, "Weelicious Lunches: Think Outside the Lunch Box With More than 160 Happier Meals," hit bookstores Tuesday.
Parents also box themselves in with preconceived ideas of what a lunch should be, says J.M. Hirsch, food editor for The Associated Press and author of the new "Beating the Lunch Box Blues."
"Once you break down that box," he says, "anything goes, and it's very easy to come up with fresh ideas that your kid will like."
Rethink the lunch box
McCord strives to pack lunches with a fruit, vegetable, carbohydrate and protein. Morford aims for main courses with a protein and calcium source, vegetable and fruit. And Hirsch advocates whole grains and nonprocessed foods but warns against getting too caught up in healthful choices. Save the "green bean battle" for dinner, he says.
Take baby steps, says Morford, a Lafayette native. Don't overhaul the entire lunch experience in one swoop. Be patient. Experiment with different ingredients to encourage kids to try new foods.
Start with what they like, says Matt Greco, executive chef at The Restaurant at Wente Vineyards in Livermore: "Take something kids love, and turn it into something that's better for them."
Rather than the standard peanut butter and jelly sandwich, for example, he swaps unsweetened nut butter for standard peanut butter and homemade jam for commercial jelly, trimming the sugar content. And his son loves the banana-craisin Monkey Cookies Greco tucks in his lunchbox every now and then, as a treat.
Tricks of the trade
Where should parents start? With dinner, Hirsch says.
Make more than you need at dinner so you have something to work with in the morning. Make a big batch of Bacon-Cauliflower Mac and Cheese -- Hirsch uses whole-wheat pasta -- so you can have leftovers for lunch. Add a spare steak to the grill or boil extra pasta or rice. Roasting a chicken? Choose a larger one.
Hirsch tosses leftover chicken with bottled barbecue sauce, heats it in the microwave and packs it into a thermos with a bun on the side for a quick barbecue chicken sandwich. The same trick works with leftover meatballs or grilled meats.
Morford transforms leftover noodles and beans into quick soups the next morning, and McCord turns last night's fajitas into fast wraps.
The biggest impact on your lunchbox success may come from simply engaging your child in the lunch planning process. Take them to the store, flip through cookbooks, discuss options and have them give you a hand in the kitchen.
"I hope at the end of this," McCord says, "your 4-year-old becomes a 6-year-old who can practically make his or her own lunch."


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During the past decades, Republican conservatives have created a myth that judges can be divided between "liberal activists" versus "conservative original intentionists." According to this division, a judge who supports equal rights for women or seeks to limit the power of government to abridge individual rights, is, by definition, an "activist." A judge who claims the president has unlimited rights to abuse individual liberties is, by definition, reading the Constitution in a manner that would view the world in the eyes of those who wrote it. Can anyone who has studied the writing of the Constitution believe Alexander Hamilton or John Madison would support the concept an American president could imprison hundreds of men captured in battle, lock them up without due process procedures, and refuse to provide them a trial in which they could confront accusers? Huh!!
Justice Scalia or Justice Thomas are "activists" in defense of the rights of business and wealthy people. They are "activists" who will deny rights to workers to organize into unions or deny the right of women to have equal rights with men. There is no such thing as "original intent of the Constitution." It is two hundred years after the document has been written, and each decision by members of the Court is based on an "interpretation" of what those who wrote it meant. For example, it is extremely doubtful the original intent of the 2nd Amendment was to protect the right of those with a weapon to enter a church or a school or business establishment with it. To believe that was the intent is to take an "activist" approach.
Reality is regardless of who President Obama appointed, Rush and Lou Dobbs and other conservative commentators would have yelled "activist." An "activist" to them is anyone who disagrees with their viewpoints. An "original intent" person is one who agrees with them. Enough of the foolishness,


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Hartford — Residential and business consumers might see an increase in rates if the state's energy-generation tax doesn't expire, a Dominion official warned Thursday.
"The real loser at the end of the day ... is not the power companies, it is ultimately consumers, residential and business consumers, they are going to bear these costs," said Kevin Hennessy, director of government affairs for New England for Dominion.
On Thursday, state Sen. Andrea Stillman, D-Waterford, Rep. Betsy Ritter, D-Waterford, and a dozen other legislators said they wanted the state to keep its promise and let the two-year energy-generation tax expire. Some said they disagreed with Gov. Dannel P. Malloy when he said extending the tax would not be a tax increase.
"I consider it a new tax because it is meant to expire, and in my estimation means we would have to reauthorize it," Stillman said.
In 2011, the governor asked energy-generation companies, such as nuclear, coal, oil or natural gas companies, to share in the state's responsibility to close the $3.5 billion budget deficit. The tax was supposed to bring in $72 million annually for two years by taxing nearly all electricity producers at the same rate.
"I know for a fact that Dominion did not pass this tax along," Stillman said. "They did participate in the shared sacrifice that the governor asked for to the tune of $42 million a year."
The largest portion of the new tax was paid for by Dominion because of its operations at Millstone Power Station, Ritter said.
Dominion chose to pay the tax instead of raise rates because the tax was set to expire, she said. But even requiring the company and others like it to pay the tax still has a negative effect on the local community.
For example, because the company now has a higher tax liability, the company's property tax assessment is lower, Ritter said. The company's value on the town's grand list goes down and the property tax burden falls back on residential property owners, she said.
Besides residential property taxes increasing, the energy-generation tax also prevents job stability, she said.
Nelson Griebel, chief executive officer of MetroHartford Alliance, agreed and said the state needs to generate private sector confidence to increase capital investment and retain and grow jobs.
"Critical to that confidence is the ability of we, as a state, to control our spending, honor the constitutional spending cap and to ensure that we have a predictable tax structure," Griebel said.
The sunset of this utility generation tax is critical, he said. It sends a strong signal to the private sector that this state means what it says, Griebel said.
No other state has a tax similar to this one, Stillman said.
Connecticut already pays the highest rates in the continental United States, Hennessy said.
"It was crystal clear today that if this tax gets extended, that that's a broken promise," he said.
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The purpose of the interview is to explore a candidate's interests and qualifications beyond what is provided within the application. But remember, the interview is a two-way process; while the interviewer's goal is to find the best candidate, the interview is also an opportunity for the candidate to gain insight into the position and organization. Both parties should approach the interview as a conversation and both give and receive information during an interview.
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The judges felt this sophisticated kitchen outside Minneapolis struck an appealing tone. "It has the right level of snappiness and texture," said one juror. "It's an elegantly traditional kitchen."
Architects Jean Rehkamp Larson and Mark Larson took classic details and reinterpreted them in a streamlined fashion. The black-and-white tile backsplash goes right to the edge of the cabinets, rather than meeting a border. Simple, raised "X" patterns on some of the cabinet fronts serve as another example of this old-meets-new approach. "It's mixing the idea of an old-world material with placing it in a way that's clean," Rehkamp Larson says.
The black-and-white theme continues with the square floor tiles, while brass accents provide a warm contrast. Two pantries—one for everyday use, and the other a more formal butler's pantry—supply plenty of storage. A casual dining table and a built-in desk area help make the kitchen a truly modern-day space.
Entrant/Architect: Rehkamp Larson Architects, Minneapolis; Builder: Dovetail Renovation, Minneapolis; Interior designer: Alecia Stevens, Minneapolis; Living space: 6,000 square feet; Construction cost: Withheld; Photographer: Gilmore Photography.
Resources: Cooktop: La Cornue, www.lacornue.com; Flooring (tile): Paris Ceramics, www.parisceramics.com, Ann Sacks, www.annsacks.com; Kitchen fixtures: Rohl, www.rohlhome.com, BLANCO, www.blancoamerica.com; Lighting fixtures: Lightworks, www.lightworkslighting.com; Oven/refrigerator: Miele, www.miele.com; Paints/stains/wall finishes: Benjamin Moore, www.benjaminmoore.com; Windows: Marvin Windows and Doors, www.marvin.com.


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Showstopper The Improvised Musical
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The Showstoppers is a brand new musical is created from scratch at every single performance of this multi award-winning show.
Each night, audience suggestions are instantly transformed into an all-singing, all-dancing production with unpredictable and hilarious results!
The Showstoppers have delighted audiences across the globe with their ingenious blend of comedy, musical theatre and spontaneity. Whether you fancy Sondheim on a ski lift, or Cole Porter in Poundland - you suggest it and The Showstoppers will sing it!
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"Top-dollar amusement that doesn't let up. So polished, deft and stirring, it defies belief"
Daily Telegraph
"Edge-of-your-seat, laugh-out-loud funny. Raw and satirical."
"Magical. Properly funny. A triumph."
The Times
"A success story that could run and run and never repeat itself."
The Evening Standard
"High-wire act between soaring tunes. Brilliant."
Financial Times
"Staggeringly good. A must-see."
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Release Date Dilemma :(
So, TLOU comes out on June 14th. What other something comes out on June 14th that I'm super excited for? Man of Steel. I want to go to the midnight showing of that, but I also want to go to the midnight launch of TLOU (if they have one...which I'm sure they will at Gamestop) as I preordered it and have never gotten a game at midnight to perform an all nighter with it on release date.
Also, the reason I like to go to midnight showings of movies is because (usually) the crowd is actually there to watch the movie and enjoy it. Although there might be distractions, for the most part, you can assume that people genuinely want to pay attention to the movie and aknowledge other people's interest in it. Therefore, you don't get as many disturbances. Plus, I like to bolster opening weekend/opening night box office totals. It's something I have always enjoyed contributing in.
However, with the type of game that this is, I really want to make TLOU my first all-nighter midnight release video game. I completed 50% of Uncharted 2 in one sitting, which took me roughly 4-5 hours. It was an AMAZING feeling, but I got that game months after it released and my playtime started around 4pm. It just didn't have that same feeling you get when you pull an all nighter for something (like movies or school work). With TLOU being a narrative driven story, it feels like the perfect opportunity to just plop down and enjoy the story as soon as possible. I can easily see the time going straight by with the story and I think it would be an awesome memory to play it ASAP on its release date midnight launch.
Anybody have any work-arounds they can think of??
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Maybe if you can find a unpopulair store who sells games you might get to buy the last of us a day earlier and then you can go to man of steel midnight show.
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However if you went to see Man of Steel the day after playing TLoU, you'll have had a taste of that delicious gameplay and will be itching to get back to playing it during your viewing of the movie.
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Bring your TV and PS3 to the theater and multi-task.
Or rent the theatre room. Its only like $120 to rent it out. I think thats an hourly rate though.
Nobody will no the difference
Isn't the midnight showing of Man of Steel on the Thurs. before the movie at 8:00pm? Well, I would see Man of Steel then go get the TLOU.


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Exclusive 60sqm duplex with terrace in Cologne (MR3)
Maximální počet hostů5
Počet místností2
Velikost60 m²
Floor No.2
- Vhodné pro rodiny s dětmi
- Kuchyně
- Televize
- Balkón/terasa
- Ručníky
- Dětská postel
- Pračka / sušička
Accommodation summary
|Merheimerstrasse, 50379 Köln, Německo
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The modern and tastefully furnished duplex apartment is located in Nippes in the North part of Cologne.
The Nippes quarter offers a variety of nice pubs and nice restaurants as well as all shopping facilities for the daily need.
There is a bus stop (line 121) just in front of the house and the Neusserstr. Gürtel subway-station (lines 12, 13 and 15) and the Geldernstr./Parkgürtel train-station (line 13, trains RE7 and S11) are about 5-7mn walk from the apartment.
From there you can reach quickly following places:
• Cologne Dome and Central Station (Köln Dom/Hbf): 6mn
• Cologne Exhibition Center (Köln Messe/Deutz): 8mn
• Cologne/Bonn Airport (Köln/Bonn Flughafen): 30mn
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The duplex apartment is on the 2nd floor and has a space of app. 60sqm with a terrace of app. 9sqm. It is perfect for 4 adults eventually with 1-2 children but it can also accommodate up to 5 adults for a short period.
The 1st floor consists of one corridor, one small bathroom with toilet, one kitchen and one large bedroom. The bedroom has two high quality box-spring beds (2x90x200), which can be easily arranged to a large double bed and a comfortable sofa bed (for 1 person or 2 children – 120x200).
On the 2nd floor, there is a 2nd charming bedroom with a direct access to the terrace. This bedroom is also equipped with two high quality box-spring beds (2x90x200), which can as well be easily arranged to a large double bed.
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The apartment offers all the comfort, so that you feel good during your stay.
The kitchen is functional and well furnished (oven, plate-stove, fridge, microwave oven, kettle, coffeemaker…) and offers an eating area for 5/6 persons.
Two flat-screen televisions with satellite receiver and radio function are available.
Clean bed linen and towels are included and a washing machine is available upon request.
Babies are welcome. If required a travel cot and a high chair can be provided.
Internet: if necessary, we can provide you an internet stick (deposit required). Please ask for the stick prior to your arrival.
Parking: free parking is available on the streets nearby.
Domovní řádPlease, no smoking and no pets. Thank you for your understanding.
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Keurig appartement dat prima gebruikt kan worden door 4 personen. Inclusief lakens en handdoeken. Het ligt wel wat uit het centrum, maar U bahn op 7 minuten lopen brengt je in 8 minuten bij de Dom. Aanrader is een dagkaart voor het OV voor 5 personen.
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We went to Koln with a small child and a baby and this apartment was exactly what we need!
It's near Dom, and it's served by train and U-bahn, if you decide to visit other locations.
Great location as 10/12 min to train station and Dom.
Clean and really good size for 2 people with separate lounge/dining room.
Bathroom and kitchen are small but adequate.
Small shops nearby and supermarket 10 min away if needed.
I would definitely try and stay again if in Cologne.
Very nice flat, warm and comfortable. Nicole stayed up quite late to meet us when our flight was delayed. Thank you.
Very clean flat, perfectly functional, and nice and warm in the snow. Good location- one stop to Dom, or an ok walk. Downsides, bed had no head board, which meant the pillows moved a lot, not enough pillows, very small kitchen (but fine if you eat out the whole time). Excellent german shower in tiny bathroom. All in all, a mixed bag, but worth the money!
Very convenient to public transportation. The apartment's neighborhood is not very charming, but it was safe. the apartment was a little basic/devoid of character. Tha bathroom was small and dark. The bed was smashed up against the window and radiator. And it was difficult to situp in bed as it lacked a headboard. Yet, the apartment was clean and tidy. It was on the ground level hitch was nice as we only had to climb 4 or 5 steps.
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Size110 m²
Floor No.2
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
- Dishwasher
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Calle Iuques, 07400 Puerto de Alcúdia, Spain
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The two storey chalet with a size of 110 m2 is ideal for families and small groups of friends. One of the bedrooms counts with a double bed, the other two bedrooms are equipped with two single beds each. There are 2 bathrooms in the 1rst floor, both with shower cabin. On the ground floor, where the living room and dining area are, there is a toilet. All the accommodation counts with air conditioning, there are 6 units, one in every bedroom and two others in the common areas.
Enjoy a BBQ at the terrace, which has a table with chairs for 6 persons. In the living room with its sofa you will pass a pleasant time reading a good book or just enjoying your free time.
The independent kitchen offers you everything you will need for your holidays: microwave, coffee machine, dishwasher, food blender, electric oven, vitro ceramic hob and a fridge with freezer. Of course there is also a washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and ironing board. The whole plot (with the house) measures about 115 m2. There is parking space on the plot for up to 2 cars. Furthermore, you could park in front of the property on the street free of charge. The house is located in a small urbanization and there are direct neighbors.
The location of the chalet is perfect because you reach all the installations you may need in a few minutes walking or driving by car or bus. Close to the chalet you will find a supermarket, restaurants, and the bus station. The bus goes every 15 minutes to Alcúdia harbor, Alcúdia old town, Puerto de Pollença or other directions like Can Picafort. Enjoy a relaxing beach day, bask in the sun and take a refreshing bath in the sea; or go for a pleasant stroll along the beach. You reach the fine grained sand beach with its crystal clear water in only 200 meters.
In Puerto de Alcúdia you will find lots of restaurants for every kind of tast. For your coffee or tea break you will find lots of cafeterias on the promenade. There are also lots of shops there; beside shops for clothes, shoes and souvenirs you will easily find small supermarkets for grocery shopping.
The old town of Alcúdia with its little cobbled streets is a must see. Visit the old squares, the church and the town walls where you can also walk around the top of the old town. Lots of small bars and good restaurants invite you to stop off for a coffee or a snack and take it all in. On Tuesday and Sunday there is market day in Alcúdia and the town turns into a busy place with lots of people. Don't forget to visit the Roman Ruins including a villa, a bull-ring and an amphitheatre.
By car or bus you could easily reach other nice beach areas like Playa de Muro, Can Picafort, Playa de Formentor or Puerto de Pollença. Also the bay Cala St. Vicente is a must to see. A visit of the old town of Pollença with its tiny church (Calvari) and the nice main square with lots of restaurants would be a nice half-day trip. To access the Calvari, you would have to climb more than hundred stairs - but the views are worth it!
This house offers a home away from home in one of the nicest and most visited zones of Mallorca. Don't spend your holidays somewhere - make your holidays an unforgettable experience!
Pets are not allowed.
Airport: 64 km
Beach: 100 meters
Small supermarket: 500 meters
Big supermarket: 1.1 km
Puerto de Alcúdia center: 2.5 km
Bus station: 200 meters
Pharmacy: 1.1 km
Golf course (Alcanada): 8 km
House rulesCheck-in: 16.00h
Check-out: 10.00h
Very late check-in (from midnight has an extra cost of 50 €
Damage deposit: 300 EUR (payment in the day of check-in and will be returned back in the day of departure)
Pets are not allowed.
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A very great, detailed and tastefully furnished Finca. Nice owner, great stay. Many Thanks
Eine sehr tolle, detailreiche und geschmackvoll eingerichtete Finca. Nette Vermieter, toller Aufenthalt. Vielen Dank
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Very nice hotel, well equipped and quiet, but not far to the center of Cala Ratjada and the sandy beach of Cala Agulla and Cala Gat. Overall, everything is as described. We could complain about anything negative during our stay and this property will definitely recommend it.
Sehr schöne Unterkunft, super ausgestattet und ruhig gelegen, jedoch nicht weit bis ins Zentrum von Cala Ratjada sowie zum Sandstrand Cala Agulla und der Bucht Cala Gat. Insgesamt ist alles wie beschrieben. Wir konnten bei unserem Aufenthalt nichts negatives bemängeln und werden diese Unterkunft definitv weiterempfehlen.
Nice place to stay, centrally located.
A shower had only cold water and air conditioning
was defective.
Schöne Unterkunft,zentral gelegen.
Eine Dusche hatte nur kaltes Wasser und eine Klimaanlage
war defekt.
Very nice, well-kept house / garden. Ideal for families with children as the property is completely closed. There is a very large stone slabs space - ideal for playing. The house is situated in a cul de sac. Parking is moderately present. The neighbors friendly and quiet. The place is relaxed, very clean !!! and there are many Spanish citizens. A couple of very good restaurants, a grocery store with fresh fish / meat counter, hardware store, tobacco shop are available in town.
Sehr schönes, gepflegtes Haus/Garten. Ideal für Familien mit Kindern, da das Grundstück komplett geschlossen ist. Es gibt einen sehr grossen Steinplatten Platz - ideal zum Spielen. Das Haus liegt in einer Sackgasse. Parkplätze sind massig vorhanden. Die Nachbarn freundlich und ruhig. Der Ort ist entspannt, sehr sauber!!! und es gibt viele spanische Einwohner. Ein paar sehr gute Restaurants, ein Supermarkt mit Frisch-Fisch/Fleisch-Theke, Haushaltswarenladen, Tabakgeschäft sind im Ort vorhanden.
Very nice accommodation and property if you're looking pure relaxation. We loved it because it was exactly what we were looking for. But if you want every evening enjoy the nightlife, it is too far from it.
Sehr schöne Unterkunft und Anwesen wenn man die pure Entspannung sucht . Uns hat es super gefallen , weil es genau das war was Wir gesucht haben . Möchte man allerdings jeden Abend sich ins Nachtleben stürzen , liegt es zu weit ab davon .
Quite relaxed finca in the countryside, surrounded by nature. Very straightforward. Car definitely makes sense. We had a delightful time!
Ganz entspannte Finca auf dem Lande, mitten in der Natur. Sehr unkompliziert. Auto auf jeden Fall sinnvoll. Wir hatten eine herrliche Zeit!
Top, bathroom in need of improvement
Top, Badezimmer verbesserungswürdig
Hi first,
Thanks for the almost perfect Majorca stay (unfortunately 1day little sun, but otherwise 100% super :-)). The team of Silvia & Sabrina were very friendly and helpful. The Finca really great, everything clean and tidy and very nice, the owner is very accommodating and friendly. Think this property will once again be our home.
Only the last address specified by Wimdu itself was wrong, but a quick call to the team of Silvia and Sabrina and whoosh everything was ok.
Hallo erst Mal,
vielen Dank für den nahezu perfekten Mallorcaaufenthalt (leider 1Tag nur wenig Sonne, doch sonst 100% super :-) ). Das Team von Silvia & Sabrina waren sehr freundlich und hilfbereit. Die Finca echt super, alles sauber und ordentlich und sehr schön, der Besitzer sehr zuvorkommend und freundlich. Denke diese Finca wird wieder einmal unser Domizil werden.
Einzig die letzte Adressangabe von Wimdu selbst war falsch, doch ein kurzer Anruf beim Team von Silvia und Sabrina und schwups war alles wieder ok.
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text: I installed some nucs on 5/21 and in one of the hives I used Pierco foundation. When I inspected on 6/2 the bees have refused to draw any out on the Pierco. (The nuc was four frames of wax.) I took a couple of the Pierco frames out and replaced with wax so they would have some more room. I would like to be able to use what I have though. A friend gave me some beeswax and told me to melt it and brush more on the Pierco. What do you guys think?


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Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro has learned a few tricks about coaching since his playing days, and one of them is to be at least receptive to input from the players.
To a degree, of course.
"I'm a firm believer in if it's something the players feel can help us or put us in an area of strength, that's the biggest part of my job - to help players play with confidence, learn, improve but also play at strength," Del Negro said before Tuesday's game against Charlotte.
"It doesn't mean we always use them, but it's also ... if we see something, I'm open to that. It doesn't mean we're always going to make that adjustment whether it's offensively or defensively, but I think it gives the players a chance to rake some ownership in what we're doing, how we're doing it and they have to go execute it."
In other words, it had better be a good idea.
Everyone on the Clippers appreciates Lamar Odom's unselfish style of play.
Everyone's also been asking him to shoot more, and they got their wish when Odom scored 18 points Saturday in a win over Utah.
"We need him to be able to do that," Del Negro said. "It gives us another dimension when he's hitting those shots, it opens up the floor. Not only was he taking good shots but I liked when he was facilitating off the dribble not for anybody but for himself to score.
"He's physically feeling better, but we need him to be more aggressive like that. It doesn't mean he's always going to get 18 points or shoot that high a percentage, but the threat of him doing that changes everything for us when he's that aggressive."
It was not only the second time all season Odom had scored in double figures, it was only the second time he had reached double figures for shots. He made 8 of 15 from the field and 2 of 3 on 3-pointers.
Del Negro said before the game there were doubts over Grant Hill's availability since he was nursing a sore back.
Hill entered the game with 1:55 left in the first period and promptly scored on his first two shots, running the floor and getting to the rim with a pass from Matt Barnes and then drilling a jumper from the wing.


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Sonia Sotomayor
UTSA hosts panel discussion on Sonia Sotomayor nomination
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(July 22, 2009)--The UTSA Institute for Law and Public Affairs and the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) will host a panel discussion, "Justice Matters: A Discussion on the Nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court of the United States" from 2:30 to 4 p.m., Thursday, July 23 in the Buena Vista Street Building Aula Canaria (1.328) at the UTSA Downtown Campus.
Presented by Hispanics for a Fair Judiciary (HFJ), the discussion is free and open to the public.
HFJ was formed in April 2005 through the efforts of the Alliance for Justice in order to provide Hispanic leaders across the nation a platform and voice in matters related to the nation's judicial system. The organization consists of Hispanic civil rights leaders as well as Hispanic state and local elected officials.
Scheduled panelists include Rosa Rosales, national president of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC); Linda Chavez-Thompson, executive vice president of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO); Luis Figueroa, MALDEF legislative staff attorney, state Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer; Norma Cantu, professor of law and education at the University of Texas at Austin; and Rey Valencia, professor at St. Mary's University School of Law.
For more information, contact Richard Gambitta at (210) 458-2990.


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27 February 2013 News in brief
Saudi Arabia has placed its first A330 Multi Role Tanker Transport into operational service with this new-generation aircraft's formal acceptance into the Royal Saudi Air Force fleet. The clearance was given by Deputy Minister of Defense Prince Khaled bin Sultan during a dedication ceremony held earlier in the week at Riyadh Airbase. This A330 MRTT is the first of a three-aircraft batch contractually delivered to Saudi Arabia by Airbus Military, and it will be deployed to refuel Royal Saudi Air Force fighter jets, including the F-15, Typhoon and Tornado.


text: Young scientists are invited to Union Station on Saturday, March 30th for a fun-filled day of science demonstrations and for special screenings of Sid the Science Kid: The Movie. Show times are at 9:45am, 11:15am and 3:45pm. Hands on science activities and demonstrations will take place through out the day. Full schedule and more information here.


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RecyclingWelcome to the Rhode Island College Recycling page. It is our commitment to help the campus community recycle. We provide recycling containers and answer any questions you may have about recycling. Campus collection occurs on a weekly basis.
Campus Recycling Facts:
- Over 130,000 lbs. of paper was recycled in 2007
- Over 6 tons of bottles and cans were recycled in 2007
- Over 2 tons of cardboard were recycled in 2007
What IS Recyclable?
|The following items should be placed in
the GREEN recycling bins which have been
distributed campus wide:
All paper
Magazines, Catalogs
Shredded Paper
Window Envelopes
Cereal boxes
Tissue boxes
Paper Towel Rolls
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(All plastic containers with a #1 or #2 in the triangle on the bottom of container)
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Glass Bottles
Aluminum Cans
What is NOT Recyclable?Please DO NOT put the following items in the recycling bins:
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The collection and recycling of corrugated cardboard is being expanded a building at a time. Building occupants will be notified when their building is put on line.


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The Northwest Indian College in Bellingham received $496,058 to train students in entrepreneurial and technical skills associated designed to create shellfish acquaculture business opportunities. The grant was awarded as part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's effort to develop and enhance educational opportunities at minority-serving institutions.
Also receiving grants of about $500,000 each are Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, Ga., Savannah State University in Savannah, Ga., City College of New York, and Oxnard College in Oxnard, Calif.
"These grants will help students pursue careers, advanced degrees, or environmental entrepreneurship opportunities in the sciences directly related to NOAA's mission," said Jacqueline Rousseau, director of NOAA's Educational Partnership Program.
The EPP program, in its fourth year, provides funding to cooperative science centers, and undergraduate scholarship and graduate sciences programs to support educational and research opportunities. A new "high school pipeline" project was added this year. Five institutions received about $500,000 each to encourage high school students to study sciences that relate to NOAA's mission.
"This educational initiative is a special partnership between NOAA, several academic institutions and the public-private sector aimed at preparing the next generation of students to pursue careers, advanced academic studies, and new opportunities in the NOAA sciences," said retired Navy Vice Admiral Conrad C. Lautenbacher, Ph.D., undersecretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere and NOAA administrator.
The recipients are:
High School Science Pipeline Projects
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, an agency of the U.S. Commerce Department, is dedicated to enhancing economic security and national safety through the prediction and research of weather and climate-related events and providing environmental stewardship of our nation's coastal and marine resources. Through the emerging Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS), NOAA is working with its federal partners and nearly 60 countries to develop a global monitoring network that is as integrated as the planet it observes.
On the Web:
NOAA: http://www.noaa.gov
NOAA Administrator Conrad C. Lautenbacher: http://www.noaa.gov/lautenbacher.html
Partnership program with Minority Serving Institutions: http://epp.noaa.gov/


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Nisswa School donates 1,000 food items to food shelf
Nisswa Student Council members learned Thursday, March 28, that the 1,000 food items the elementary school student body collected in March will help babies up to grandparents who use the Lakes Area Food Shelf.
Don Messick of the food shelf visited with student council members and learned how they collected so many food items, plus $103.
School staff member Ilda Johnson set the 1,000 food item goal. With her help, the student council passed out 275 brown paper bags donated by Schaefer's Foods to students to remind them to bring food items to school.
They helped Johnson make suckers that looked like super heros to pass out to students as another reminder. The cape had a message that read "Be a super hero. Fight against hunger."
"My ambitious goal would have been nothing if not for the generosity of our Nisswa students and their families," Johnson said. "They are truly heroes."