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Project Number: 1902-11130-002-05-S
Project Type: Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement
Start Date: Aug 1, 2009
End Date: Jul 31, 2012
To minimize downstream nutrient loss in a Chesapeake Bay subwatershed by identifying and encouraging strategic, cost-effective combinations of farm management practices and technologies.
Whole-farm and watershed-level models, such as the Integrated Farm System Model (IFSM) and the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) will be used to simulate current farm and watershed conditions in the Conewago Watershed in PA. This watershed drains to the Chesapeake Bay and is becoming a focus watershed for a range of research groups on how to more effectively and efficiently control nonpoint source pollution within the Bay catchment. The economic and environmental impact of various agriculturally-based, nonpoint source control combinations will be simulated using the above models in conjunction with literature findings and simple mathematical models. Evaluation of results will include consideration of the predictive and estimated uncertainty of major variables within the natural system. These evaluations will provide comparative efficiencies of various management combinations on protecting and improving water quality within the Chesapeake Bay. Results will be transferred to stakeholders through connections with Penn State Extension.


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Canadian Defense Policy
Canadian Minister of National Defense Harjit Singh Sajjan talked about his country's defense policy review and what it means for NATO and NORAD. The Wilson Center's Jane Harman and Laura…5 views
Canadian Minister of National Defense Harjit Singh Sajjan talked about his country's defense policy review and what it means for NATO and NORAD. The Wilson Center's Jane Harman and Laura…5 views
The House debated six child protection-related bills under suspension of the rules24 views
The Senate considered the nomination of Governor Terry Branstad (R-IA) to become U.S. ambassador to China.142 views
Before his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Trump told reporters he never mentioned the word "Israel" when a reporter asked about Israeli intelligence and…1,705 views
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin provided a domestic fiscal policy update. He stressed that housing finance reform was a priority for the Trump administration. He also told committee members he…3,903 views
The House convened for one-minute speeches.199 views
Senators Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Edward Markey (D-MA) were joined by Representatives Jared Polis (D-CO) and Barbara Lee (D-CA) in speaking at a rally in favor of "open Internet" rules. The…28 views
Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, Chelsea Clinton and Barbara Bush were among the featured speakers at the CARE national conference in Washington, DC. Topics included ending global…351 views
Following the House vote break, the hearing continued with questioning by the ranking Democrat of the House Ways and Means subcommittee, Rep. Sander Levin (D-MI).237 views
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres addressed the European Parliament for the first time.18 views
President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump visited the Western Wall, a holy site in Jerusalem's Old City.5,581 views
Jennifer Shutt talked about the week ahead in Congress and the release of the president's fiscal year 2018 budget.112 views
Four analysts and journalists with expertise on Iran discussed Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's reelection victory in which he captured 57 percent of the ballots cast in the election that saw one of…138 views
The House convened for Morning Hour, when members were permitted to speak on a variety of topics.208 views
Public officials in charge of water systems around the nation testified at a hearing on federal funding for infrastructure to provide clean drinking water and treat wastewater. Most of the…249 views
The Brookings Institution held a series of discussions on child poverty programs and whether the U.S. should implement a universal child allowance program. Robert Doar, former commissioner…44 views
House Armed Services Committee Chair Mac Thornberry (R-TX) sat down with the Brookings Institution's Michael O'Hanlon for a discussion on military readiness, defense spending, and ongoing…209 views
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Cramp may have saved a Christchurch runner and his wife from being right in middle of yesterday's bombing attack in Boston.
Well-known former Papanui Toc H club runner, Glynn Hadley, 34, finished the Boston Marathon with cramp, causing him to leave the finish line area immediately.
He was back in his hotel room treating his injury with wife Stephanie Borrie, when the two bombs went off near the finish line.
His mother-in-law Patricia Borrie said if he hadn't gone back to the hotel he and Stephanie would have almost certainly been at the finish line watching other runners come in.
The bombs killed at least three people, including an eight-year-old child and injured more than 140. The injuries ranged from cuts and bruises to amputations. Many victims suffered lower leg injuries and shrapnel wounds. Some suffered ruptured eardrums.
A ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade spokeswoman said 45 New Zealand citizens were registered as participants and only one was treated for minor injuries.
The twin blasts took place almost simultaneously, knocking spectators down, shattering windows and sending dense smoke over the street.
Mrs Borrie said she simply didn't want to think what might have happened if Mr Hadley didn't get cramp.
Mrs Borrie said Mr Hadley, an engineer now living in Scottsdale, Arizona, had completed the marathon in two hours 48 minutes.
"Glynn being a fast runner was well and truly past the finish line, thank god," she said.
"He had a bad race, because he had cramp, but being the stoic sort of person he is, he finished," said Mrs Borrie.
Mrs Borrie was watching the race on TV when she received a text from her daughter saying they were going back to their hotel.
Later when Mrs Borrie heard on the radio that bombs had gone off, her "heart sank".
She rang her daughter immediately to see if they were okay.
Stephanie, a postdoctoral researcher at the Arizona State University, was unaware of the bombing.
"But Stephanie just said, 'What bomb?' They had no idea it had happened," she said.
"She was saying it was so crazy, they had only just left," said Mrs Borrie.
On the Papanui Toc H Facebook page, they said: "Message from Glenn [sic] - Marathon was a hard day in office! Bad legs cramps in the last 10km, I survived and I am happy that I finished. Well away from all the drama that is going on at the finish line."
More than 23,000 runners took part in the race, which can attract more than 500,000 spectators.
One New Zealander was treated for a cut chin in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, MFAT confirmed.
In a statement today, the ministry said the New Zealand embassy in Washington, supported by the New Zealand honorary consul in Boston, were continuing to monitor the situation closely following yesterday's bombing.
Neither Athletics New Zealand nor the ministry had received reports of any New Zealanders - athletes or spectators - receiving major injuries as a result of the explosions yesterday but one was treated at hospital for lacerations to her chin.
It was not clear whether the woman was caught up in the blasts directly.
The honorary consul, accompanied by a locally based New Zealand doctor was visiting all hospitals handling victims of the blasts but there did not appear to be any New Zealanders amongst the casualties.
New Zealanders who had concerns about family or friends in Boston should attempt to make contact with them directly in the first instance.
If they require further assistance they should call the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade's consular division on 04 439 8000 and ask to speak to a consular adviser.
Further information is also available on www.safetravel.govt.nz.
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Demolition sets the fate of historic house
After two years of efforts made by historic preservationists to save one of the last remaining links to Colonial-era African-American history in Bergen County, the Zabriskie Tenant House was demolished last week, clearing the way for the construction of two new homes on the property.
The Zabriskie House, located at 273 Dunkerhook Road in Paramus, was one of the few remaining buildings linked to the slave trade in New Jersey, according to local historians.
Built in the 1780s, the home housed the Zabriskie family's slaves and later, generations of their descendants. The Bennett, Sisco and Stewart families who called the site home formed a vibrant African American community in the Dunkerhook area for more than a century, from the 1820s to about 1930.
The house was listed on the Bergen County Historic Sites Survey and the National Register of Historic Places as an example of Dutch sandstone architecture.
In 2011, the Zabriskie House was listed as one of the 10 most endangered historic sites by Preservation New Jersey.
On Friday, July 13, some of those who had worked to save the Colonial-era Dutch-style home gathered to watch as a backhoe cut away at its walls. Just weeks before, the efforts of those involved in the fight to save the house, which included residents, historians and descendants of the original occupants, appeared to have been rewarded, when Freeholder Chairman John Mitchell announced a plan to move the structure a quarter-mile to the Bergen Community College Campus, land that was once part of the Zabriskie farm.
Once moved to the campus, the house would have been converted into a museum and learning center.
Mitchell had been working with the owner of the property, Quattro 4 LLC, to delay demolition and preserve the home until money from grants and fundraising efforts could be secured to finance the move to the college. The college had hoped to receive a state historic grant for the project, but was rejected about two months ago.
After watching the knock down firsthand on Friday, Mitchell expressed his disappointment in the developer's decision to move ahead with the demolition.
"The destruction of the historic Zabriskie House marks a sad day in Bergen County. A piece of our collective history was destroyed and will forever be lost to future generations," he said. "Time marches on and progress will always move forward but it is critical that we find a balance between development and preserving our history. I am a firm believer that you must learn from history or be doomed to repeat it. We share a rich history here in Bergen County; preserving sites like the Zabriskie House helps to make that history come alive."
Quattro 4 partner Marscello Petruzzella, a homebuilder who lives across from the Zabriskie property, said that after two years of patience, he simply could not wait any longer for the preservation efforts to move forward.
The developer purchased the property in 2010, and its proposal was approved by the Paramus Planning Board in April of last year. That decision was appealed by historical advocates and denied in Superior Court this past October.
"When we first closed on the property, we met with John Mitchell," Petruzzella said. "We gave them an extended time of six to eight months to come up with some kind of solution to move the Zabriskie House. Six months came and went and we gave them another extension. At that point, we said 'enough's enough.'"
Each day of delay was costing the developers money, Petruzzella said. "I know our company is catching a bad rap right now, but at the end of the day we did everything in our power to accommodate them. I can put my head on my pillow at night knowing we all gave it our best shot. I feel we gave ample time for them to try and preserve the home."
When asked why no warning was given to preservationists before the unexpected demolition took place, Petruzzella asked: "Why should I have to say, 'Hey, just in case you guys want to cause any more trouble, we're about to knock the house down?'"
For historians, the demolition marked a sad end for a house that in their eyes stood as an irreplaceable piece of Bergen County's disappearing history.
"It helped tell the story of Paramus and the story of a particular community," remarked historian Joe Suplicki. "We considered it history, but obviously the builders didn't."
Peggy Norris, a Ridgewood village historian who had been involved in the preservation efforts, said she learned of the house's destruction as it was in progress. "It was one of the few sites in Bergen County that addressed our early African-American history," she said. "Making it into an interpretive museum would have not only been good for Paramus and Bergen County, but would have been a prime place for African-American history in the Northeast."
Norris said that the home's destruction demonstrates the need for municipalities to become more involved in preserving remaining historical sites. By adopting stronger zoning laws and forming active historical preservation commissions, governments can work to preserve local history.
"Towns are on the front line of historical preservation, because they can pass ordinances that require certain things from property owners," she said. "Paramus has a number of historical sites, and it needs a leader to come forward who is looking to put this on the government's agenda."
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Taco Bell in Roscoe IL. SUCKS. They built next to my home 3 years ago and was supposed to put up a privacy fence according to their agreement when they were zoned to build their building next to my home. Their drive through is 30 feet from the whole side of my yard. I cant enjoy my back yard without people sitting at the drive up window staring in my back yard and destroying my privacy. I have made several complaints but they are too cheep to give me my privacy back. Not to mention all the garbage that flies in my yard and the fact that within six months of TACO BELL being open, my home was infested with RATS that caused a lot of damage to my home. I lived here for 23 year and NEVER saw ONE RAT until TACO BELL MOVED IN. Most all my friends and people who drive through now are boycotting taco bell. Hope they give us our privacy back SOON!!! 3 years it TOO LONG!!! CORPORATE GREED!!!! I will NEVER eat at KFC, TACO BELL and PIZZA HUT again. They are all the same owners. If they can be so inconsiderate of their neighbors, what makes you think you are getting food that's good for you. Lets see, not only bad for your health, their food if packed full of chemicals and GMO foods, all of which has been proven to cause cancer and a lot of other health risks. Learn what your eating before you eat it, not after your health gets poor from eating this kind of garbage!!!!
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I'll bet the food at KFC and Taco Bell wasn't all that bad until they moved next door to you...right.
If the fence was a requirement for the zoning, contact the zoning commission in your town. Oh, RATS, you never thought of that.
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I think they definitely owe you a privacy fence!!! If you have just been contacting the local manager, you need to contact Corporate. I would pursue the fence being installed and compensation for the rats, garbage and loss of enjoyment of your property. You can also contact local media like a troubleshooter for your local newsstation. Small claims court may also be a possibility. If you go that route, take estimates for the fence and request punitive damages.
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State police say the man from Corinth who died inside the home of his estranged wife early yesterday morning was armed with a box cutter and was monitoring the inside of the house with a baby monitor.
The medical examiner says 37-year-old Christopher Darner died from "asphyxia due to compression of the neck".
His death has been ruled a homicide.
Police were called to Beans Mill Road in Corinth around 2:30 yesterday morning.
They found Darner's body and 24-year-old Kirt Damon, Junior, of Searsport.
He'd been stabbed in the neck and abdomen.
Police say 21-year-old Zachary Joseph of Belfast witnessed the stabbing, came to Damon's aid and put Darner in a choke hold.
Joseph and Darner's estranged wife were not hurt.
Investigators say Darner, who had a protection order filed against him by his wife, had entered the house sometime Saturday and rigged the baby monitoring equipment so he could watch and hear the people inside from a nearby cornfield.
In a Facebook post, Damon says "Thank you Zachery Joseph for saving my life last night. Best wingman ever!"
Police say no one has been charged in connection with Darner's death. They are considering self-defense and defense of a third person as a possible motive.
Darner has a history of domestic violence.
He was in court two days before he died, asking a judge to lift the protection from abuse order against him.
Court records say in 2005 he was convicted of violating a protection ordering involving another victim, five times.


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Featherstone, Kevin (2007) Can Europe have purposive leadership? In: The European Political Ideal: Cultural Origins and Future Challenges, 23 Jul 2007, European Cultural Centre of Delphi, Delphi, Greece. (Unpublished)
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Update/rainbow baby/ ttc mentioned
My rainbow baby will be 4 months old this week. She comes after two losses last year. I love her. It is super hard to see her grow and think of all I missed out on with our two babies we never got to hold. I am so grateful for her. I do get sad thinking about it. We have discussed ttc again in a few years but I am terrified. Has anyone had a rainbow then ttc again? I don't want ttc now but I'm not sure we are ready to close this chapter of our lives either. The thought of having another loss scares the crap out of me. We went through so much to have her.
Aww, she's a precious as can be! Thanks for sharing :)
I have not experienced this myself (yet). I know my sister in law's first baby was early and born sleeping. My brother and SIL tried many times and had other losses before they had their rainbow daughter (now 8 yrs old). They also had a little boy too (now 5), but I am not sure on details of any losses between their rainbow daughter and little boy.
I know that they had an Rh factor. All were premies. My rainbow niece was in distress as the placenta had detached. My nephew wanted to come out. Their birthdays are 2 days apart.
Its deff scary to try again. Right now I am pregnant again after having 2 m/c. I am crossing my fingures that this will be my rainbow baby. I wish you all the best when that time comes that you want to try again.
Ismileshecries I am ecstatic for you. You have been through so much. I am praying for you to have your rainbow.


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Tonight's Stars-Canucks game is on Fox Sports Southwest Plus. Here's the note from the Stars and FSSW about the coverage.
Tonight's Dallas Stars game at the Vancouver Canucks will be on FOX Sports Southwest Plus.
FOX Sports Southwest Plus channel numbers in DFW market for Friday's game:
Time Warner – Ch. 960 (requires digital box)
Charter Cable – Ch. 300
DirecTV – Ch. 677 (677-1 HD)
Dish – Ch. 448 (9518 HD)
U-Verse Ch. 754 (1754 HD)
Fios – Ch. 77 (577 HD)
The game will be available on FOX Sports Southwest Plus in markets carrying the Mavericks-Magic game on FOX Sports Southwest and the Grizzlies-Rockets game on FOX Sports Houston. Stars game will be on FOX Sports Southwest's main channel in Central and South Texas (San Antonio Spurs markets) and Oklahoma since we aren't televising Spurs or Thunder games on Friday. The game also will be joined in progress on FOX Sports Southwest's main channel in the DFW area after the Mavericks postgame show.


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Future of Catholicism
There and Back Again
There and Back Again: The Roman Catholic Church in America's Next Decade
By Hugh Hewitt
Professor Francis Beckwith was the president of the Evangelical Theological Association in 2007 when the Baylor philosopher was compelled by reason and faith to return to the Roman Catholic Church of his youth. Beckwith's account of that journey is told in his memoir, Return to Rome: Confessions of an Evangelical Catholic.
Beckwith's story was certainly high profile, and so were many other conversions or returns to Catholicism in recent years. From within the Beltway alone there were the stories of Senator Sam Brownback, Judge Robert Bork, and journalists Laura Ingraham, Larry Kudlow, and Robert Novak. These and others are associated with Father C. John McCloskey, who, along with co-author Russell Shaw, has his own book on the subject of the Catholic Church in America: Good News, Bad News: Evangelization, Conversion and the Crisis of Faith.
National Catholic Reporter's long-time Vatican correspondent, John Allen, in his recently published The Future Church: How Ten Trends Are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church, points to the rise of evangelical Catholicism. "The defining features of evangelical Catholicism are," Allen summarizes, "a clear embrace of traditional Catholic thought, speech, and practice, the usual word for which is 'orthodoxy'; eagerness to proclaim one's Catholic identity to the world, emphasizing its implication for culture, society, and politics; faith seen as a matter of personal choice rather than cultural inheritance."
Note that each of these books makes some use of the word "evangelical." That is the word central to the remarkable renewal that is now reshaping American Catholicism, as the new century turns to its second decade. We are witnessing the opening of a great evangelical era in American Catholicism.
The brief history of American Catholicism is this: mission, persecution, immigration, community, political power, strength, Vatican II, confusion, decline, scandal, confession, penance, and renewal. A new cycle of mission, persecution, immigration, community, political power, and strength has begun. Provided the reformed American Church remains steadfast in its renewed commitment to "orthodoxy," all will not only be well, it will be a spectacularly vibrant and wonderful era for the Church in the new world.
Believers will confess that the renewal of the American Church was Christ's doing, assisted by the millions of prayers of those who remained faithful and on their knees through the difficult decades of the '70s, '80s, and '90s. The leadership crisis that first tolerated and then covered up the abuse scandals manifested itself in many ways, though most awfully in the scarred lives of the victims and the long-time disregard for their suffering. The aftershocks of that earthquake continue now and will continue for some time still. Yet the emerging leadership of the Church is exceptional, grace-filled, and purpose-driven.


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Vodcasts for Teens
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An explanation of vodcast technology could go here.
A list of vodcasts used within teen library environments.
- Manchester Public Library- Booktalks
- ImaginOn- Summer Reading 2006
See Also
- Blogs for Teens - library blogs for teen patrons.
- Flickr for library Teens - A list of Flickr spaces for library teens.
- MySpace & Teens - a list of library MySpace profiles oriented towards teen patrons.
- Podcasts & Teens - a list of podcasts created through partnership with public libraries and teens.
- RSS & Teens - a list of libraries using RSS feeds to deliver digital content to teens.
- Vodcasts for Teens - a list of vodcasts used within teen library environments.


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Curtis Park, Sacramento, California
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Curtis Park is a neighborhood located within the city of Sacramento, California. Curtis Park is defined as north of Sutterville Road, south of Broadway Ave., east of Freeport Boulevard, and west of Highway 99.
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Traditionally one of the more well-to-do neighborhoods in the city proper,[citation needed] Curtis Park has been home to many of Sacramento's best known citizens.
- Kevin Johnson- Mayor of Sacramento, former NBA star
- Roger Dickinson -- Assemblyman
- Dave Jones - California Insurance Commissioner, former State Assemblyman & Sacramento City Councilmember
- Gloria McLeod - California State Senator from Chino keeps a home in Curtis Park
- Raphael Saadiq musician
- Joe Serna the late mayor of Sacramento, lived here until his death
- Ray Kaiser Eames - Childhood home of the designer
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Reporting jurors must report to the Jury Assembly Room located on the Plaza Level - Just behind the Lobby.
Please check the website or call: 973-579-0700 anytime after 5:00 PM the night before your start date to find out if you will be needed. If not needed, Jurors must report to work or follow your normal routine.
The Jury Assembly Room is located in the Sussex County Judicial Complex - 43-47 High Street, Newton, New Jersey.
Should you have questions or problems, you may reach us at: 973-579-0701 between 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM.
Please see the Link for Driving Directions.
Parking is free for jurors in the lot adjacent to the Courthouse. You enter the lot on High Street, (the first right after leaving the Square.)
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Former tenants sue Columbia complex over renters insurance problems
Ash Street Place residents claim policies are fraudulent
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Another lawsuit has been filed against Mills Properties, Inc. after an April fire at Ash Street Place Apartments in Columbia.
In the latest suit, filed Monday morning in Boone County, five former tenants allege the complex sold them fraudulent renters insurance when they signed their leases.
Court documents show the property requires coverage of at least $50,000 in personal liability. The former tenants claim their policies cover are liability only, which their attorney says does not qualify as renters insurance by the state's definition.
"The Missouri Department of Insurance defines renters insurance as 'Coverage for the contents of a renter's home or apartment and liability,' said Ashland attorney Matt Uhrig. "The policies sold to our clients by Mills Properties and Assurant were liability only policies that were crafted to protect the landlord and not the renters."
A representative for Mills Properties told ABC 17 News Tuesday it is no unusual for complexes to require renters insurance, but that the company does not sell insurance because it is not a registered agent.
"We do not force anyone to buy from an individual company, we are not the company of record that sells insurance," said Mark Farnen.
Representatives for Assurant said they had not seen the lawsuit as of Tuesday, so it would be premature to comment on it.
Most Columbia apartment complexes told ABC 17 News they did not require renters insurance, but strongly recommended it.
Kelly Enterprises, which owns Kelly's Ridge and Katy Place, said it did require insurance, but did not have a carrier it recommended to tenants. Student apartments The Grove and Aspen Heights also required insurance and did have preferred insurers they recommended to tenants.
Uhrig also represents dozens of plaintiffs in a lawsuit against Mills Properties, arguing that the complex knew about fire alarm problems and asbestos before the April fire.