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Prior to his presentation at the forthcoming Corporate IT Exchange 2012, to be held on the 16th – 18th September in Germany, IQPC Exchange caught up with Professor Christopher Rentrop of HTWG Konstanz to discuss what shadow IT means.
C Rentrop: You're welcome.
IQPC Exchange: Thank you for joining us. At the forthcoming exchange, you'll be presenting on the topic of shadow IT and the challenges and opportunities it brings for the organisation. You and your team have conducted a research project where you have been looking at the implications of shadow IT and unofficial IT for the IT functions and the organisation. Can you tell us a bit more about your research, the organisations and markets that have been included and the outcomes so far, please, Professor?
C Rentrop: Yes, thank you very much for the opportunity to give some insights on this topic. Some years ago, when I came from my practical work in the industry area to the university, I was quite surprised that there was no research on this topic of shadow IT, which is quite renowned in almost every company, so that was the major reason why we started to work on this topic. We started a project following a mixed method approach, trying to develop a framework and destination to develop some methods on how to deal with shadow IT. And, of course, to try to evaluate and to mirror it against what companies do in this area. What we found is that only a few companies already deal with this topic and, therefore, we had to start from scratch to develop methods in how to detect, asses and control shadow IT. The companies we worked with were from industries like investment goods, steel companies and mainly banking and insurance companies, which, of course, have a very high impact on their information systems or a very high dependency on the information systems. And, therefore, during the last two years, we've gained quite an insight on this topic and how it's developed in these various companies.
Professor Rentrop will be sharing more insights on 'IT Governance & Shadow IT - How Can you Control, Manage and Potentially Benefit from the Use of Unofficial IT in Your Organisation?
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If baseball wants to keep considering itself the national pastime, it had better get ahead of the government's attempt at Wall Street reforms. After all, the pastime is worse than the nation at ignoring history and focusing on short-term goals.
In its opening pitch for business as usual this season, baseball's Hall of Fame recently celebrated the New York Yankees 2009 World Series victory, which redeemed Alex Rodriguez's past sins, in effect declaring the Steroid Era over and forgettable.
That's just the start of expedient amnesia. Come summer, the Hall will induct another class of almost-entities while ignoring the last clean player to set the season home run record, Roger Maris, who might never be immortalized at Cooperstown. It's all about, as pundits like to say these days, maintaining the narrative; in this case, that inconvenient pasts are just that — past.
U.S. Steel is back
When I was growing up, rooting for the Yankees was equated with rooting for U.S. Steel. (These days, Goldman Sachs or Citigroup might be a better comparison.) The Yankees' championship season is serving as today's feel-good narrative. Other major institutions might be collapsing, but U.S. Steel is back! The Yankees are the major league team with the highest winning percentage and are probably the most celebrated sports franchise in the country. If any team was too big to fail, it was the Yankees.
They moved into a new stadium last year, presumably because the old one, the so-called House that Ruth Built, could not generate the more exotic financial instruments (much higher ticket prices for suite seats with teak arms, waiter service and private restrooms) that the high-roller clientele demands. (Many of them, one can assume, were those Wall Street bonus babies.) Nearly $1.5 billion in public subsidies was laid out through bond issues and tax breaks. Most of the taxpayers who contributed to Yankee welfare would be hard-pressed to afford those teak-armed seats.
It's easy to forget that not all that long ago, baseball's steroid all-star roster was being questioned in the very halls of Congress where lawmakers are now attempting to chasten Wall Street. One hopes that government agencies investigating the Street don't use the congressional hearings into major league steroid use as any kind of model. That song-and-dance left us confused and unsatisfied; one of the most egregious performance-enhancers, Mark McGwire, is back in uniform as a hitting coach. (Take heart, Citigroup's Vikram Pandit and Goldman Sachs' Lloyd Blankfein.)
We also love to complain about corporate pay, but fans — as long as their team is winning — can temper outrage for inflated sports salaries. The Yankees' payroll, routinely among the highest in sports, included $27.5 million a year to Rodriguez. Vain and moody, he didn't justify his pay and routinely failed in the clutch despite his steroid use (which he first lied about, then admitted under media pressure). But A-Rod had a terrific season last year and was a key player in the Yankees' drive to the top. Forget the smudges of his, and baseball's, recent past. All the while, Roger Maris moves deeper into the history books.
Sportswriters, following the establishment lead, never much liked Maris. He was bland, direct, without the charisma of Yankees teammate Mickey Mantle, the heir apparent to Babe Ruth's single season home run record of 60. When Maris hit 61 in 1961, he was breaking a record that had stood for 34 years.
But Commissioner Ford Frick, a former sportswriter who had been the Babe's ghostwriter, persuaded the record-keepers to list two home run marks — one for Babe's 154-game season, and one for Maris' 162. Eventually, another commissioner declared Maris' record the only one, but the damage was done. Then in 1998, McGwire hit 70, and in 2001 Barry Bonds hit 73. Both Bonds and McGwire are considered poster boys for performance-enhancing drugs but have no separate listings.
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Voting for Maris, who homered without chemical assistance, would bring up the history that baseball knows will show how far today's game has fallen. Maybe the resistance in Congress to Wall Street reform is the same thing — those Republicans don't want to take any blame for their unregulated past. Maris in the Hall is a rebuke to A-Rod, McGwire, Bonds, the whole dirty crew.
A new book by Tom Clavin and Danny Peary, Roger Maris: Baseball's Reluctant Hero, along with re-runs of Billy Crystal's HBO's film 61*, could help the effort to bring Maris his due. But I'm not optimistic about baseball cleaning up its act, and I'll believe a Wall Street cleanup when I see the final score. Meanwhile, it's business as usual at the Hall of Fame and at Yankee Stadium.
Credit default swaps and performance-enhancing drugs seem to be in the same league — destructive and unethical instruments that need to be heavily regulated, not just repackaged.
Let's at least shape up the pastime, because the nation will be a tougher task. Let's put Maris in the Hall of Fame and get a true accounting of who took steroids and how it impacted the game. Then we can move on. The alternative is to give up and root for the Yankees, the corporate champions.
In New York, of course, rebellious fans have the choice of switching allegiance to the Mets. Too bad the naming rights to their stadium were sold to Citigroup.
Robert Lipsyte, a member of USA TODAY's Board of Contributors, is author of the new young adult novel Center Field.
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The prevailing paradigm for anticipating changes in soil organic carbon (SOC) with changes in land use postulates reductions in SOC in managed systems (agriculture and tree plantations) relative to mature tropical forests. Variations of this notion are used in carbon models to predict the role of tropical soils in the global carbon cycle. Invariably these models show tropical soils as sources of atmospheric carbon. We present data from a variety of studies that show that SOC in managed systems can be lower, the same as, or greater than mature tropical forests and that SOC can increase rapidly after the abandonment of agricultural fields. History of land use affects the comparison of SOC in managed and natural ecosystems. Our review of the literature also highlights the need for greater precautions when comparing SOC in mature tropical forests with that of managed ecosystems. Information on previous land use, bulk density, and consistency in sampling depth are some of the most common omissions in published studies. From comparable SOC data from a variety of tropical land uses we estimate that tropical soils can accumulate between 168 and 553 Tg C/yr. The greatest potential for carbon sequestration in tropical soils is in the forest fallows which cover some 250 million hectares. Increased attention to SOC by land managers can result in greater rates of carbon sequestration than predicted by current SOC models.


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Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM)'s coup in securing access to OAO Rosneft's Arctic oil frontier is the culmination of almost 15 years of effort by Chief Executive Officer Rex Tillerson to expand its position in Russia.
Exxon's partnership with Rosneft will allow the company to tap into a region potentially containing tens of billions of barrels of oil. Exxon beat rivals, including BP Plc, Royal Dutch Shell Plc (RDSA) and Chevron Corp. (CVX), to gain its piece of one of the globe's last undeveloped oil provinces. In return, Exxon is providing Rosneft with the capital and expertise it needs to help Russia hold on as the world's biggest oil producer.
Tillerson, who oversaw Russia's first offshore project in Arctic conditions in the 1990s, is reversing course in a country that he criticized for its lack of transparency as recently as three years ago. The agreement with Rosneft is his biggest deal since the $35 billion acquisition of U.S. shale gas producer XTO Energy Inc. in 2010.
"Between Russia and the XTO deal, Tillerson has put together a big resource base for the end of the decade," said Jason Gammel, an oil industry analyst at Macquarie Capital Ltd. in London. "Whoever succeeds him will be very happy with the job he's done."
Exxon and Rosneft plan to spend an initial $3.2 billion exploring Russia's Arctic offshore and the Black Sea. Exxon has agreed to give Rosneft stakes in some of its deep-water Gulf of Mexico projects and fields in Texas, making it the first major Russian oil producer to develop U.S. deposits.
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"This large-scale partnership represents a significant strategic step by both companies," said Tillerson, who attended the signing of the agreement in Sochi, Russia, with Rosneft CEO Eduard Khudainatov, presided over by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. "This agreement takes our relationship to a new level."
Exxon has had operations in Russia dating back to the late 1980s. Tillerson took responsibility for the company's holdings in Russia and the Caspian Sea in the 1990s. In 1998, he was named vice president of Exxon Ventures (CIS) Inc. and president of Exxon Neftegas Ltd., a role that included oversight of Exxon's Sakhalin I project in Russia's far east. At its height, the project produced about 250,000 barrels of crude a day.
"Sakhalin was a big achievement," Macquarie's Gammel said in an interview. Rosneft "is their next big step into Russia. Insofar as Exxon has a position in Russia it's due to Tillerson's efforts."
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After his Sakhalin experience, Tillerson never lost his appetite for Russian ventures even as then-President Putin's government rebuffed foreign companies to take tighter control of its oil and natural-gas resources eight years ago.
"We remain interested, we remain engaged," Tillerson said a few months after stepping into the CEO job at Exxon in 2006. "When the time is right, we'll find something to do there."
A lack of faith in Russia's investment climate may have held him back.
Tillerson criticized Russia's legal system, telling the St. Petersburg International Forum in 2008, that there was "no confidence in the rule of law in Russia." That echoed comments made by Lee Raymond, Tillerson's predecessor as CEO, who said in a 2004 interview that an earlier comment he'd made that Russia was a safe place to invest, may have been "premature."
In 2003, Exxon was negotiating what might have been the company's most significant investment in Russia to that point, a stake in OAO Yukos Oil Co., led by Russian billionaire Mikhail Khodorkovsky. Pressure on Exxon to gain access to Russia's immense reserves had increased after London-based BP Plc (BP/) formed its TNK-BP joint venture with OAO Tyumen Oil Co.
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The Yukos talks, confirmed by Putin, fell apart and Khodorkovsky was jailed in 2003. Rosneft bought Yukos's main producing asset in 2004, after the state claimed it and auctioned it for unpaid taxes. Yukos was forced into bankruptcy in August 2006 as a barrage of tax claims continued. Rosneft acquired the bulk of the remaining Yukos assets at liquidation auctions in 2007.
At the time, it appeared as if no American-Russian oil and gas collaboration was going to be able to succeed, said Amy Myers Jaffe, an energy analyst at Rice University in Houston.
The Russians "weren't interested in negotiating with anyone, and it got to the point where no one was interested in investing in their country," Jaffe said.
That thinking began to change as Russia realized it needed the expertise and technology of international oil companies to maintain its position as the world's biggest oil producer.
Complex Deposits
Unless it was able to develop resources in increasingly complex deposits in harsh environments, production would decline, Chris Weafer, chief strategist at Troika Dialog Group Ltd. said.
"Russia needs to ensure that it remains the world's largest energy producer for both domestic and external political reasons," Weafer said.
In January, BP was the first to secure a deal with Rosneft to develop its Arctic reserves in the Kara Sea. Less than two weeks later, Rosneft announced a $1 billion accord with Exxon to explore for oil in the Black Sea.
BP's $7.8 billion share swap agreement fell apart after the U.K. explorer's billionaire partners in TNK-BP blocked the deal this year. Shell and Chevron also had expressed interest in partnering with Rosneft in the Arctic before Exxon won the alliance yesterday.
Kara Sea
The three blocks in the Kara Sea fields in the accord are about the size of the U.K. North Sea and may hold as much as 100 billion barrels of oil equivalent, according to BP.
The partnership also allows Rosneft a chance to participate in Exxon's deep-water projects in the Gulf of Mexico and its unconventional fields in Texas, where oil and gas are extracted by cracking open rocks with sand, water and chemicals. The two companies said they'll study the potential for similar so-called tight oil fields in western Siberia.
Shell, Europe's largest oil company, was described by Putin in May as a potential "comfortable partner" to replace BP in the Kara Sea. Shell, which works with state-controlled OAO Gazprom in Siberia and Sakhalin Island, agreed to further expand cooperation with the gas producer in June.
Chevron pulled out as Rosneft's partner in the Val Shatskogo exploration project in Russia's Black Sea this year. Chevron is "looking to partner with Rosneft on other opportunities in the Arctic or elsewhere in Russia," Kurt Glaubitz, a company spokesman, said yesterday.
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Brink's golden eyes pierced through the crowds of gowns and rubies, shinning slippers that flickered and tossed small rainbows upon the wall as couples waltzed and twirled. These dances; the royal balls, dances, weddings, parties, all brought something to delight the eye and entice the senses. Many of the single men and women mingled, some connection and others not. Brink smiled softly, the women of the surround royalty were beautiful creatures that gracefully moved like panthers about their male counterparts.
As he stepped into the room, many pairs of eyes both men and women flicked to him, most not even able to hide their shock or lust at his lovely, perfect features. Most drinking in the aura he gave off, it was pure predatory with accents of mystery, danger, and the promises of their most darkest desires behind closed doors. Many of the women giggled and blushed brightly, a few of the bolder ones moving to him and presenting their hands. Brink's face remained a kind smiling mask, hiding the demon hidden below the surface.
"Laides," he said in a flourish of his voice, kissing the tops of their hands. The girls blushed a deep sanguine, allowing him to watch blood rush from their hearts to their cheeks. "If you'll excuse me," he kindly spoke letting his eyes linger on their tantalizing frames. He moved through the see of colors and bodies, enjoying those that pushed against him. Then his eyes caught sight of a couple, his ears taking in their conversation that only they were supposed to hear.
"What if my sister sees us hmm? Or worse, my father." The lovely girl protested. She was a dark, delicious, beauty. Supple tanned skin was covered by long hair almost black as the night around them. The long waves fell to her waist and framed her wide hazel eyes and thick black lashes. She was a gem among this sea of pearls, standing out in a graceful, yet charismatic way. The male on the other hand was a wolf in sheep's clothes.
'Nobody's going to see us,' the man smiled, unaware that a pair of glowing topaz eyes were taking in their every move and word. The man stepped closer to the beauty and framed her face with his hands kissing her tenderly and prompting her again. "Come on." Brink stared for a few more moments, watching as the two went up the stairs. A small twitch tugged at his lips, it was too bad the other male had taken her attention, he wouldn't have minded having her in his bed. Brink sighed softly, his body tingling as another took his hand and curtsied.
"Hello sir," Two icy sapphire eyes met his as the woman smiled sweetly. She was slender but regal with golden ringlets that swirled around her face, even under the make up he could tell she had soft pale skin. Like a angel, she glowed in the light, her dress more stunning than the others. What had drawn her to him? The same thing that had everyone wanting him, Brink grinned at her, knowing she had taken the bait.
"M'Lady," He replied, his voice smooth and rich as liquid chocolate. Brink bowed then returned to his full 6 foot height. His ear length black hair settled neatly upon his head without one strand out of place, the raven locks seeming to have a light reddish shimmer in the odd lighting. His complexion was perfect, like sculpted from marble, his skin a light olive tan. His suit was also a mix of black and alabaster, his tie as red as the blood in his veins. "And to whom do I owe the pleasure of company?" he asked, adding a slight tilt to his head.
Brink was like a spider spinning a very intricate web around the young girl, she was snared already like a little fly. By now it was too late, there was no escaping his charming spell. She giggled softly, like the whisper of a butterfly, and leaned on him. The motion was more of an unconscious reaction to draw closer to Brink's presence.
"Miss Beaufort, Madeline Beaufort." She stated matter-o-factly. He nodded, it was a lovely name and also a familiar one but that fact would be revealed to the girl in later days if she managed to survive this night. Lifting her hand, he kissed the velvet skin and hummed delightedly.
"Good evening to you Madeline. I am Brink Ereon, new to these lands and their dazzling nobility." His hand made a sweeping motion around the room, almost expecting the retort that came as her fingers curled tightly with his.
"But why would you want any of such nobility for company when you have me?" A sly smile crossed his lips as Brink's fingers danced around the small of her back and pulled her hips against his, a tease to set her body on fire.
"My dear young flower, are you sure you would indulge yourself in men such as I?" he chuckled and set his face against her cheek, letting his words tickle her ear. "I am much more than I appear to be." He knew like all women, she'd take what he said as meaning something completely different. He winked at her, leaning in and kissing her lips gently. His tongue tracing her lips to let her know more was to come as he pulled away from her.
"Sir Ereon..." she trailed off breathlessly.
"Brink, please..." he started pressing their chests together, looking her in the eyes. "Call me Brink...now Madeline...." he took her hand and lead her through the crowd, never stopping but saying his respective hello's and greetings to those that he was required to. Appearances had to be kept if what he was, stayed to himself. A door sat open and Brink allowed Madeline in first, shutting the door and walking to her. She smiled, her cheeks flushed, she opened her mouth to speak but he silenced her. Pressing his mouth to her and pressing their tongues into each other's mouths, his own lips moving passionately against hers.
"Maddy," he teased, tugged at her dresses strings. "I hope you enjoy this night." In his head he finished. Cause this is the last night of your life. What Maddy or any of the guests downs stairs didn't know, was Brink wasn't human. He was known as an Incubus, a creature feeding off the sexual pleasures of others only to suck out the person's soul and remain forever young. Now his sights were firmly on this new little rose named Maddy. He quickly helped her undress watching as she gasped and fidgeted at the touch of his warm hands.
When she was fully naked, Maddy moved to the bed, hiding herself under the sheets. Brink on the other hand had no qualms with anyone seeing his body, to him being naked was a part of his life style. The girl tried to look away from his bare form as he moved to the edge of the bed and crawled over her frame, tugging the covers away. She eeped a small amount before he straddled her waist and began to tease and pleasure her.


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Senators Calkin, Metts and Quezada press DOH and DEM for answers on gas leak
By Steve Ahlquist on May 24, 2017
"Rhode Islanders need assurance that the effects have been, or are being, investigated and that their state is doing everything possible to protect them, including arming them with any information they need to protect themselves."
Posted in Climate, Energy, Environmental Racism, Featured, Health Care, Infrastructure, State House | Tagged Ana Quezada, DEM, DOH, Harold Metts, janet coit, Jeanine Calkin, Narragansett Bay, national grid, Nicole Alexander-Scott, Port of Providence, puc, Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, Rhode Island Department of Health, Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission, Senat, South Providence, Washington Park | Leave a response
Every environmental group in RI opposed to Invenergy power plant
By Steve Ahlquist on March 9, 2017
Every environmental group in Rhode Island, every single member organization of the the Environmental Council of Rhode Island, is formally opposed to the construction of Invenergy's $1 billion fracked gas and diesel oil burning power plant planned for Burrillville.
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EPA forced to confront water pollution in Rhode Island
By Steve Ahlquist on October 27, 2016
"There's no question that nasty pollutants like nitrogen and phosphorus, the precursors to toxic algae blooms, are constantly flowing from industrial campuses and commercial shopping centers into nearby waterways, yet EPA has sat on its hands rather than take the legally-required steps to address this rampant contamination."
Posted in Climate, Corporate Greed, Featured, News, Rhode Island | Tagged Clean Water Act, CLF, Conservation Law Foundation, DEM, EPA, Mashapaug Pond, Max Greene, Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management | Leave a response
It takes a village to clean Woonasquatucket River
By Judith Swift on August 3, 2016
When the Woonasquatucket restoration began, everyone knew it was not going to be an easy job. But the benefits of the eventual payoff provided a strong incentive.
Posted in Activism, Featured, Rhode Island | Tagged Narragansett Bay, olneyville | 1 Response
Fossil Free RI statement on Invenergy power plant hearing
By Fossil Free Rhode Island on January 13, 2016
"We're calling on Governor Raimondo to wake up and recognize that building more gas-fired power plants threatens the future of our state and of humanity as a whole."
Posted in Activism, Civil Rights, Class Warfare, Climate, Corporate Greed, Energy, Featured, Labor, News, Rhode Island | Tagged Burrillville Land Trust, Clear River Energy Center, CLF, Conservation Law Foundation, DEM, EFSB, Energy Facility Siting Board, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Fossil Free Rhode Island, Gina Raimondo, Invenergy, janet coit, Lisa Petrie, Mary Pendergast, Narragansett Bay, Occupy Providence, Pat Fontes, Resilient Rhode Island Act, Rhode Island Building and Construction Trades Council, Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, sierra club | 3 Responses
Beluga whales spotted in Narragansett Bay
By Bob Plain on May 11, 2015
How rare of a marine mammal sighting are the beluga whales that have been spotted at various locations in Narragansett Bay on Sunday and Monday? "It's the second one ever in Rhode Island," said Bob Kenney, an oceanography professor at the URI Bay Campus who studies whales and wrote this about belugas. "The first one […]
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Not all impervious surfaces equal when it comes to stormwater
By transportprovidence on January 15, 2015
Central Falls, Cranston, East Providence, North Providence, Pawtucket, Providence, and Warwick belong to the upper Narragansett Bay watershed. All of these communities except North Providence have been cooperating in studies of how to prevent stormwater overflow in the region. Phase I of the study is already complete, and Phase II is being worked on. Phase I […]
Posted in Featured | Tagged Environment, Narragansett Bay, Providence, stormwater | 4 Responses
We need to celebrate Bay Day every day
By Judith Swift on July 28, 2014
It was Governor's Bay Day this past weekend, where the bonus was free parking and free transportation to the state beaches in Narragansett Bay and along the Atlantic coast, widely acclaimed as some of the most beautiful shoreline in the world. Beaches are not normally free as user fees help maintain and protect these valuable […]
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Watershed Counts report: Or why rain is bad for the beach
By Bob Plain on July 28, 2014
Governor's Bay Day, when all Rhode Island state beaches celebrate the Ocean State by offering free admission and parking, was washed out by a driving rain yesterday. This is bad news for Rhode Island even if you didn't miss a free beach day yesterday. "Our beaches will be the bellwether of climate change," said Judith […]
Posted in Featured | Tagged beach closure, DEM, hypoxia, janet coit, Narragansett Bay, watershed counts | 6 Responses
Oysters: the Ocean State's aquaculture cash crop
By Bob Plain on July 8, 2014
Mark Goerner was a local lobsterman for twenty years before the fishery started to dry up. He still works the waters of the West Passage of Narragansett Bay in the Newshell, his bright red Novi (Nova Scotia-style fishing boat) often docked at Ft. Getty in Jamestown. But he doesn't look for lobster traps anymore. Now […]
Posted in Featured | Tagged aquaculture, commercial fishing, Narragansett Bay, oysters | 1 Response
Sailing with Governor Chafee
By Bob Plain on June 9, 2014
Friday afternoon was the kind of weather that lets Rhode Island lay claim to some of the best sailing on the planet. It was warm but not hot. It was mostly sunny but ample clouds for shade. And and there was a good, stiff breeze blowing in from the north. And although the House Finance […]
Posted in Featured, People, State House | Tagged chafee, linc chafee, Narragansett Bay, sailing | 3 Responses
Response to the BRWCT: Can we afford public subsidies to protect coastal real estate?
By Greg Gerritt on January 9, 2014
Yesterday I attended a State House presentation coordinated by the RI Bays, Rivers, and Watersheds Coordination Team reviewing the shoreline special area management plan, the Beach SAMP. The speakers, primarily from government agencies, spoke on climate change induced sea level rise and what it means for Rhode Island. All well and good, but it was […]
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Federal beach monitoring money in jeapardy
By Bob Plain on November 7, 2013
Ocean State swimmers may have no way of knowing when Narragansett Bay has dangerously high levels of fecal coliform near state beaches and town parks because the federal funding for the program is slated to be cut, according to this new report. "This is a science-based survey that shows where and when we need help […]
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Upper Narragansett Bay, aka the Providence River
By Bob Plain on August 7, 2013
The Providence River doesn't technically become Narragansett Bay until Conimicut Light in Warwick, but for all aesthetic, commercial and ecological purposes it's brackish water – a mix of salt and fresh water – that we manage as part of The Bay. If you aren't familiar with it from the water, this is what it looks […]
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Looking for oxygen in Narragansett Bay
By Bob Plain on August 2, 2013
Rampant beach closures are bad for business but Rhode Islanders should be equally concerned with the potential for another fish kill this summer, said Save The Bay Baykeeper Tom Kutcher as he and a team from Brown University took water samples from around the upper Bay to monitor the oxygen levels in the water. The […]
Posted in Featured | Tagged fish kill, hypoxia, Narragansett Bay, Save The Bay | 4 Responses
Bay pollution hurts Oakland Beach, Ocean State economies
By Bob Plain on July 31, 2013
Beach closures due to polluted Narragansett Bay water is harming Warwick's summertime economy, said Mayor Scott Avedesian and several state legislators at a Save The Bay press event at Oakland Beach today. But don't take their word for it, I asked the people who actually come here and spend money: Chris Cifelli is the general […]
Posted in Featured | Tagged beach closure, Narragansett Bay, Save The Bay, Warwick | 3 Responses
Warwick hit particularly hard by beach closures
By Bob Plain on July 30, 2013
Oakland Beach is a bustling, if out-of-the-way, summertime economic engine on Greenwich Bay in Warwick. There's a popular clam shack, some sit down places, a few mini-marts and even a Harley Davidson dealer … all of which are in business to make money off those spending a summer day at the beach. Meanwhile, the beach […]
Posted in Events | Tagged beach closure, hypoxia, Narragansett Bay | 1 Response
Reps, Save The Bay sound alarm over beach closures
By Bob Plain on July 29, 2013
State legislators from around the West Bay and Save The Bay are holding an event Wednesday to bring attention to the high number of beach closures this year and the potential of another devastating fish kill in Upper Narragansett Bay and Greenwich Bay this summer. "Beach closures are running at a record-breaking pace this summer. […]
Posted in Featured | Tagged ferri, handy, hypoxia, Narragansett Bay, Save The Bay, Teresa Tanzi | Leave a response
Conditions ripe for another Narragansett Bay fish kill
By Bob Plain on July 26, 2013
Upper Narragansett Bay and Greenwich Bay are on high alert because of low oxygen levels in the water that could result in a fish kill, according to state water quality officials and other environmental experts. "We're seeing some significant hypoxic events," said Sue Kiernan, the deputy chief of the DEM's water quality division. As for […]
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Narragansett Bay is in dire straits this summer
By Bob Plain on July 25, 2013
"Right now we are in the midst of a low-oxygen event more severe and widespread than the one that spawned the famous 2003 fish kill in Greenwich Bay," reported Save The Bay Baykeeper Tom Kutcher in the Providence Journal yesterday. "No dead fish yet, but we've been seeing dead blue crabs around Prudence Island." I've […]
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John Terry had strode through the media suite before kick-off last night with the confident strut of a man convinced that his next outing in this competition would be at Camp Nou. By the time these teams departed at the interval, one pepped and the other panicked, the colour had drained from the suspended captain's face. This arena had been transformed into a hive of anxiety, their last line of defence apparently shattered. Petr Cech appeared a broken man.
The transformation in the Chelsea goalkeeper was startling to behold and, even with progress assured by his team's staggering second half revival, the psychological damage inflicted here will pursue him to Barcelona and the semi-finals. A week ago, the man once considered the planet's best goalkeeper had been outstanding in quelling any thought of a Liverpool comeback at Anfield. There had been saves aplenty but, perhaps more significantly, an aerial authority that had been transmitted to his centre-halves.
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He, more than anyone, will have been pained by this display. The Czech had already mustered one unconvincing punch from a Fabio Aurelio free-kick when, with Ricardo Carvalho penalised for a foul on Dirk Kuyt some 35 yards out, he was left to bark orders to his one-man wall as he prepared for the Brazilian's delivery. Florent Malouda made a pathetic barrier, yet all were convinced that the ball was to be swung towards the muddle on the penalty spot. Cech even took a couple of side-steps to his right as Aurelio trotted up to dispatch his free-kick not to the far post but to the near. The belated scurry across his goal-line was fruitless, the goalkeeper sinking to the turf in disbelief as the ball ballooned his net.
He never recovered from that slip. There were ironic cheers from those in the Matthew Harding stand at his back – Chelsea supporters – when he caught another Aurelio delivery two minutes before the break. The leap to palm away Kuyt's looping header seconds later was a reminder of his excellence, though he failed to gather a cross from the left moments later. The baffling and hopeless scurry to attempt to intercept a loose ball before Lucas Leiva could collect 90 seconds after half-time merely confirmed that the red mist had long since descended. Relief, when it came moments later, was sparked by José Reina's own goal. This was clearly no night to be a goalkeeper.
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Customer Service & Shipping -I was very, very impressed by the level of customer service. For my magent, we had to work with MLB to get a copyright agreement in place. I appreciate the work your team did to make this possible! Thanks for working with me.


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Timothy Jost graduated from Arizona State with a B.A. in Political Science. Originally from Phoenix, he has lived in Dallas, Chicago, DC, New York City and is finally back in the Boston area. Tim started working for Governor Romney in January 2003 as Deputy Finance Director of Romney for Governor. He now serves as Deputy CFO and Assistant Treasurer for Romney for President, Inc. Tim has previously worked on congressional and gubernatorial campaigns in Maryland, Illinois and New York.


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Ringmer High Gloss Metallic Black Bedroom Doors
Ringmer High Gloss Metallic Black
- FREE Delivery over £250
- Dispatch by 31st May
- Available in Made to Measure and Standard Sizes
- Made in the UK
- Made with sustainable wood
- 6 year guarantee
Check out our DIY Video Guides for useful tips on how to measure and fit your new doors.
You can also get a quote over the phone, where our Customer Account Managers will be able to answer any questions you may have.01825 765 041
The Ringmer style in High Gloss Metallic Black
The Trends Ringmer range is one that should not be overlooked and the High Gloss Metallic Black will bring added style to any bedroom.
This collection of doors from the Trends range is versatile, modern and functional. The handleless style is continually sought after because it brings a different vibe to each new room it stands in. The cut-out finger pulls are hidden away to create a wonderful new look that customers rave about. The doors can be made to measure for your convenience and come with a six year manufacturer warranty that will assure you of its durability. The material comes from sustainable sources and there is a great selection of samples and accessories available to you. Whatever colour, texture or grain you choose, you�re sure to be happy with your Ringmer door.
The High Gloss Metallic Black door can be viewed as dark and dull but it will have the opposite effect in your bedroom. Black is a very contemporary colour and the metallic gloss adds that extra shine to your door. This colour really will give your room the wow factor and it pairs so well with so many different colours. Your High Gloss Metallic Black will ooze beauty, class and have a little something to say about your own personality. This is the perfect choice for someone updating their bedrooms look.
The High Gloss Metallic Black door in Trends Ringmer will stand out from the crowd and look sensational doing it.


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Repetto dancewear is renowned within the dance industry for being of the highest quality. In 1947, Rose Repetto created her first pair of ballet shoes after her son would continuously come home from ballet class with sore feet. Repetto has since become a household name in the dancewear industry, and are leaders in producing good quality dancewear that's light and comfortable.
We stock a wide range of Repetto dancewear including the classic Repetto leotard, as well as Repetto ballet shoes and ballet slippers. The Repetto split sole canvas ballet shoes come in a number of colours and width fittings, so you'll find the perfect fit. To buy Repetto dancewear is to purchase the finest quality French dancewear that you will enjoy again and again.
Repetto produce long lasting dancewear for kids. From girls' leotards with chiffon skirts to sleeveless leotards in a range of colours, Repetto is a dancewear brand that is both practical and stylish for children who dance.
Our range of Repetto dancewear is available on a UK standard or UK next day delivery. We offer free delivery for any orders over £60. We also offer a Saturday delivery service for if you would like your new Repetto dancewear delivered over the weekend.


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Small Wood Sushi Plate 8.5" x 4.75" x 2.25"
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To offset the growing threat posed by Asian pump manufacturers, European companies will need to adopt various strategies. Mergers and acquisitions will continue to be the favoured route for leading participants to expand their product portfolio and market share. At the same time, pump manufacturers can enter into partnerships with local companies to leverage the exciting growth potential offered by Eastern Europe.If you are interested in more information on this study, please send an e-mail with your contact details to Julia Nikishkina, Corporate Communications, at firstname.lastname@example.com. Strategic Analysis of the European Pumps Market for Commercial and Industrial Buildings is part of the Industrial Automation & Process Control Growth Partnership Services programme, which also includes research in the following markets: World Pumps in Commercial and Industrial Buildings, European Pumps Market in the Oil and Gas Industry and, European Pumps Market in the Water and Wastewater Industry. All research services included in subscriptions provide detailed market opportunities and industry trends that have been evaluated following extensive interviews with market participants. About Frost & Sullivan Frost & Sullivan, the Growth Partnership Company, works in collaboration with clients to leverage visionary innovation that addresses the global challenges and related growth opportunities that will make or break today's market participants. Our "Growth Partnership" supports clients by addressing these opportunities and incorporating two key elements driving visionary innovation: The Integrated Value Proposition and The Partnership Infrastructure.
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The apartments are spacious, with very good quality furniture and finely decorated. Aircon and heaters under the tiles provides perfect comfort in your stay in any climate condition.
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LOCATION: In the Debenhams area, a quiet residential area, near all local amenities and easy access to the main traffic routes. DESCRIPTION: The house has a cov. living area of 180 m² and sits on a plot of 290 m². Ground floor: Entrance, living/dining room, open plan kitchen guest WC, three bedrooms, main bedroom with shower en suite, main bathroom and big verandas. Basement: Utility room, shower, one bedroom and covered parking. FEATURES: Double glazed, A/C, solar, C/H, cov. private parking. Title Deeds. 270517HS4-835-C-LR
Four Bedroom Semi Detached House
240,000 €
Total area: 180 m² 4 bedrooms 1 separate bathroom
- Land area: 290 m²