text: I just got my Roamio Pro set up last night. Everything seems to be working fine, except I cannot transfer shows between my old Series 3 boxes and the new Roamio Pro. I can transfer shows between the old Series 3 boxes still. From all three boxes, I am able to see the other two boxes at the bottom of the Now Playing list. From the Series 3 box, if I try to select the Roamio, I get a message saying "The <Roamio box name> DVR has no recordings. Press LEFT to return to the Now Playing List." There are, of course, in fact recordings on the Roamio. From the Roamio, if I try to select either Series 3 box, I get a message saying "The <Series 3 name> DVR's My Shows cannot be displayed because of a network problem. Press LEFT to return to the My Shows List." From either Series 3 box, if I select the other Series 3 box, I am able to see the list of shows on that box and transfer them without problem. -- All three boxes are on the same subnet (255.255.255.0). All three have IPs in the 192.168.1.x range. All are hardwired with ethernet to a gigabit switch. The Roamio Pro and one Series 3 box are plugged into the same switch. The other Series 3 is in a different room, plugged into a different switch. (These two switches are connected together.) Again, I have no problems transferring shows between the two Series 3 boxes, so the switch config is not the issue. Furthermore, I cannot transfer shows between the Roamio and the Series 3 box that are on the same switch. -- I have looked at the help on the Tivo site. Multi-Room Viewing Troubleshooting is not much help. The first section talked about generic problems. All three boxes support MRV, all have an active Lifetime sub, all are set to allow transfers (though I will note that the setting is now called "Video Sharing"), all have a current software version higher than 9.1 (11.0k for the series 3, and 20.3.6 for the Roamio), all are on the same tivo account, all are on the same subnet, all have the same Media Access Key, and none have special characters in the name (unless a space is a special character, which all three boxes have, but it doesn't seem to hamper the two series 3's from transferring to each other). TivoToGo is a,a,a for all three boxes. Multi-Room Advanced Help talks about additional help for Roamios with sufficient software version, but my box doesn't seem to be doing what it says. "From TiVo Central > Settings & Messages > Help > Whole Home View… > Streaming Between TiVo Boxes > Multi-room Advanced help" I go to the Help menu, and I don't see a "Whole Home View..." list, just "Whole Home". Selecting it allows me to select a "Streaming Between Tivo Boxes" item, but there is no "Multi-room Advanced help" option underneath it. It just shows some of the same debugging info as related above from the TiVo web site. Selecting "Transferring between TiVo boxes" (which is what I am actually trying to do) provides some generic debugging info, none of which is relevant to my problem. In neither case have I been able to get it to generate the "Information displayed on the Multi-Room Advanced Help menu" information, which is supposed to list all the DVRs on the network, along with their various stream and transfer diagnostics. -- So, I'm at a loss. Any suggestions before I try calling TiVo? This is important to me because the Roamio is replacing one of the two Series 3 boxes, but I still have a bunch of shows on the old box I want to watch before I sell it or give it away. Unfortunately, because of my setup, it's not very convenient for me to keep them both actually connected to the TV full time, so I was planning to just keep the Series 3 connected to the network, and just transfer the shows over (either in bulk, or as I am watching them). I'd also prefer not to transfer them to the other series 3, since it's in a bedroom where I don't do a lot of comfortable TV watching.


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Although the tightening of foreign worker supply has stoked a buzz in recent weeks, one should not read these measures as being xenophobic. Rather, as the Finance Minister put it, the key emphasis is on reducing reliance on manpower — as opposed to merely replacing foreign workers with locals — in order to "catch up from a decade of slow productivity growth".
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Over the past decade, Southeast Asia has become an area of interest for many investment houses. The widening of the middle income class, outstanding talent and abundant natural resources have contributed to this growth.
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The Iskandar Development Region (IDR) in Johor, Malaysia is three times the size of Singapore and can be considered an appropriate destination for Singapore companies which are seeking to expand their businesses in a location which offers lower land prices and a cheaper talent pool. S'pore investors should first validate their cost structure and evaluate issues such as security, staff availability and wages.
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With increasing life expectancy as well as low fertility rates, Singapore is faced with two key imbalances in its population: It is getting older and, due to low fertility rates, it will have fewer younger people to support this ageing population.
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At the announcement of the White Paper on population, Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean said the Government hopes to strike the "appropriate balance". This balance is key.
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While the global economic outlook continues to be uncertain, many analysts agree that most of Asia should enjoy relatively higher growth in 2013. Given the strong investment interest, the asset management industry in the region is poised for further growth in the coming years.
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I would not say that just because it is a 3 cabin arraingment, it started in the chater business. Being as the Jeanneaus of this era were race cruise oriented, it may have been a person that raced bought it, this way for crew sleeping qtrs of larger crews.
Or a larger family bought this to sleep the family.
Unless you can get a list of whom has owned teh boat from the get go, there is no reliable way IMHO to say it was or was not a charter boat at one time.
Looking at yachtworld, there are two in the US, one in florida a true 36, then one here in Seattle that is the stretch 38' version. Are you looking at one of these, or a european model?
After twenty years, if it was chartered teh first say 3-5 yrs, the last 15 could have been worst on the boat than the charter part too. Some local Arcadias that have been raced hard, two that I know of, have had to have the cabin top where the mast is mounted rebuilt due to race stress of the deck mounted mast. My rig being the original owner that cruised mostly, seems to be fine. Then in vancouver BC, an arcadia was listed as #4 of the top 10 sailboats in that region. One fo the two locally has won its division of Swiftshure two yrs in a row, an ocean race from Victoria to the swiftsure bouy at the mouth of the straghts of juan de fuca. So these boats are not slow when in the hands of a compitant crew.
I would think the boat, assuming it is sound, would make a fast comfortible cruiser. I have to admit, a Tarten would be my first choice.......but I do like my Jeanneau.
I own an Attalia from '83. I also try and get my hands on anything Jeanneau (and in my case the Attalia) including the Jeanneau owners network.
We've owned Waymar since 2003. - No complaints so far - well built and well thought out (especially for the time). She is the first "non-daysailer" we've owned so I cannot compare boat ownership issues.
On the issue of charter etc., other more experienced sailors will have to weigh in with advice but I'm sure they will mention a professional and extensive survey. You will of course ask the current owner what the history of ownership was but take that for what it's worth....
Sorry about the delay in replying. I was off taking a liveaboard sailing course.
As it turns out, I had found the brochure already and had used yachtworld to find the boat I saw in person in the first place. What I was looking for was opinions like blt2ski provided. Obviously I should have been more specific. And thanks to those who took the time to help.
One thing is that the specific boat I looked at had 2 aft cabins in a 36 foot boat. After spending some time thinking about it, it seems likely that it was intended (and probably used?) for charter. Do you guys think that that assumption is warrented?
While I do not have a sunshine, I do own an 85 Arcadia 30, also a tony castro design built by Jeanneau. The look of the sunshine is similar to my Arcadia.
What I have found speed wise, slower than say a J30 for me, probably a J37 for you by about 20-25secs a mile in PHRF ratings, but when compared to a Catilina 30 or 36, about 40 or so secs faster. So speed wise, you will not be the fastest, but you definetly would NOT be the slowest fin keel built boat of the late 70's to early 90s built boats. I would figure 25-35% of the boats will be faster, 65-75% slower. Faster besides Jboats, would be the Ontario Canada built C&C's of old among others, slower Catalina, Cal, Islander, Newport, Benateaus cruising version, equal to a skoosh slower is the Benateau first series. As a comparison, my Arcadia locally is rated equal to a Cat and Islander 36's.
Nice design features include side shrouds hugging the cabin top for tight pointing angles. There are very few boats locally that can out point me. Cockpit mounted traveler for better control of the main, along with an adjustible backstay which was rather unheard of for stock boats at the time. Now adjustible backstays are std on most boats. Jeanneaus at the time were a bit on the front edge for introducing new features.
Build quality, better than most, not as good as say a J boat, C&C;s , but better than Catalina, Hunter and Benateau, on par with Erickson or Islander. Currently Jeanneaus are part of Group Benateau, the Benateaus are teh entry level, Jeanneau a step up, with Waquiez being anther step up yet, and one other higher yet, but I can not remember the brand.
My rig is a bit soft with winds, with 15knt winds, a main and 110 or the stock 140 and reefed main is in order with say a couple sailing her. With a race crew and a few folks on the rail, a bit more sail will work. The winches like a lot of boats of this nature, are ok for myself, my wife and 19 yr old daughter find them to be one size small. IE Genoa winches are nontailing 40's, ST 44's would be better or probably a ST40 would make it easier. The cabin winches are a dual 16 port and a single 15 starboard, with the 110 coming here, it would be nice to have 24's in my case.
Watch out for the headliner. I know of 4 arcadias from that era, ALL have had replacements done. The foam backed vinyl will come down if it has not already. Costly to fix, I was quoted 5-7000 locally here in seattle. I did it myself for about $1000 and 40-50 hrs of time. The Jeanneau owners site has pics and a description of what I did.
Hope some of this helps.
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Yachtworld has a bunch listed................
Here's a sample listing
Here's a link to the original product brochure available with a lot more other info on the main site.
Any info on Jeanneau Sun Shine?
I've been looking for info on a 36 foot Jeanneau Sun Shine built in the mid 80s but not having a lot of luck finding anything with google. Any info that someone could share would be appreciated. Are there any boats that are similar to this one? If it matters, I'm looking for a coastal cruiser with at least decent speed.
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The Master: A Critique
Is The Master Really The Best Movie Of The Year?
The PlotThe Master follows Joaquin Phoenix's Freddie Quell, a war-torn veteran who returns home with trauma that may be caused by his actions overseas or may actually be rooted from a time before that. He attempts to reintegrate himself, taking a job as a department store photographer and then a farm hand, but in both cases, his "nervous condition" and taste for self-made poisonous hooch gets him in trouble.
Freddie is constantly on the move, as if trying to escape his past and anything that will confine him (even the thought of marriage seems to repel him). He finally lands on a boat commandeered by Philip Seymour Hoffman's L. Ron Hubbard... err... Lancaster Dodd, the leader of a religion that preaches about how past lives affect our present. According to Dodd, our bodies are mere vessels, while our souls, which have been around for "trillions" of years, bear the imprints of long-lost traumas.
The Relevance Of Post-WWII AmericaAt the Toronto International Film Festival, Paul Thomas Anderson (PTA) discussed how post-WWII America was an ideal environment to spawn such theories — Scientology was born right around this time. The country was enjoying its newfound war-hero status and was ready to move on in an economic boom. However, Americans were still haunted by the horrors of war; casualties were laid to rest and traumatized soldiers like Freddie still lingered.
"That creates situations where they want to talk about past lives," PTA said. "They want to talk about what happens after you die." The America PTA depicts is one that would rather forget the trauma, bury the past and move forward, which leaves a lost soul like Freddie on the outskirts (he's frequently on water), searching for a place to belong but also constantly on the run.
Past Lives In The Present TenseWhile The Master is about a great many "timeless" themes, the idea of past lives is the most affecting. It's actually a theme, like religion, that PTA has dealt with before. Remember that line in Magnolia: "We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us." In The Master, Hoffman's Dodd attempts to cure an old woman by searching into her previous life through hypnosis, where she was apparently a medieval knight or something to that effect. When he psychoanalyzes Freddie, the past lives he inquires about are not centuries old. Dodd interrogates Freddie's recent past, which involves a mother in a loony bin, an incestual affair, a girl he left behind (more on this later) and, of course, the horrors of war. Evidently, his soul has suffered enough within one lifetime.
We're not sure what among these affects Freddie the most, but all are past traumas that haunt his present, memories that keep replaying in his mind, encouraging him to keep running while Dodd insists that he stay put and confront them — one of Dodd's exercises involve Freddie moving back and forth within a confined space. Most of the film follows this push-pull relationship between Freddie and Dodd, where the former breaks free and the latter reels him back into a confined space to confront his issues. At one point, Dodd describes their own past lives as carrier pigeons that fly over the war only to return home. This is the external conflict. It's Freddie's internal conflict that is most fascinating.
According to Dodd, the traumas that Freddie keeps trying to run from, the past lives, are internalized, permanently imprinted on his soul. He lives with them at every moment. They manifest their presence on his perpetually anguished face. These traumas are as infinite as the souls Dodd preaches about, as they refuse to stay confined to the past and remain completely ignorant of whatever time has actually passed.


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Welcome to our website. Aurinko - música de Latinoamérica ry is a non-profit cultural association founded in Helsinki in 2009 to promote Latin American art music in Finland and the world.
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Pikku Aurinko will give workshops and concerts for children and babies, invited by Kolibrí Festivaali. More information:
Celebrating Saint Cecilia´s Day the Embassy of Peru in Helsinki organized a concert mainly by Peruvian composers, including composers based in Finland Luis Fiestas and Rafael L Junchaya. The concert was a success, thank to all our musicians! Here is the presenting video:
Thanks to the support of the Finnish Arts Council with the collaboration of the Finnish Embassy in Lima, the Conservatory of the city of Arequipa in Peru and the San Marcos University, Aurinko traveled to Peru in August to present two concerts in Arequipa and one in Lima. The members of the group held also masterclasses in their instruments and our composer Rafael Junchaya will give a composition workshop for the students. Our programs included Finnish, Peruvian, Brazilian, Colombian and Argentinian compositions. The group was conformed by: Inka Eerola, violin; Kaisa Mäenpää, clarinet; Clara Petrozzi, viola; Tuure Paalanen, cello; Grisell Macdonel, double bass, and Rafael Junchaya, piano.
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28.5.2016, Koskela church, Helsinki
Aurinko performed a chamber music concert with part of the tour program to be presented in Peru in August 2016. The concert was held at the Koskela church in Helsinki thanks to the collaboration of the Music Institute of Käpylä. The concert included works by Erkki Melartin, Sergio Gutiérrez, Rafael L Junchaya, Carlos Sánchez Málaga, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Aldo Rojas and also arrangements made by Rafael L Junchaya of compositions by Jean Sibelius and Astor Piazzolla.
The members of Aurinko in this concert were the same musicians that take part in the concert tour in August: Inka Eerola, violin; Clara Petrozzi, viola; Tuure Paalanen, cello; Grisell Macdonel, double bass; Kaisa Mäenpää, clarinet, and Rafael Junchaya, piano.
Aurinko - música de Latinoamérica ry presented a recital by Clara Petrozzi, viola, and Claudia Graupner, piano on April the 16th at the Hakasalmen huvila (Helsinki City Museum).
The recital presented music from Brazilian and Peruvian composers from the 20th and 21st centuries, among them Heitor Villa-Lobos, César Guerra-Peixe and Marlos Nobre from Brazil and Carlos Sánchez Málaga, Armando Guevara Ochoa, Rafael Junchaya and Clara Petrozzi from Peru.
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Aurinko - música de Latinoamérica ry held a music course for children at the autumn holidays. The course was held at Käpylä Music Institute with the gentle support of the Arts Promotion Centre Finland. The final concert took place at the Koskela chapel.
The ensamble was in this occassion a quintet comprised by Mikael Helasvuo (flute), Kaisa Mäenpää (clarinet), Clara Petrozzi (viola), Timo Hanhinen (cello) and Laura Havu (piano) performed new Colombian music by young composers and gave master classes at the Caldas University in Manizales.
This tour is the second part of a project which started in April 2014, when the quintet performed this Colombian music in Helsinki. The Colombian composer Héctor Fabio Torres was then present at the premiere of his work Dead end for quintet and video.
The other works to be performed are Fiestas de Pubenza by Carolina Noguera Palau, Intersecciones by Matías de Roux, Díptico Nubes by Sergio Gutiérrez and Selva Roja by Sergio Castrillón, who is also a member of Aurinko.
The tour was supported by the Arts Promotion Center of Finland, the city of Helsinki and the Caldas University in Manizales, Colombia.
The Aurinko ensemble presented a concert with its tour programme on Thursday, February the 12th at Koskela church, Käpyläntie 11, Helsinki.
Aurinko thanks the Käpylä Music Institute for its kind support.
Rafael Junchaya, composer member of Aurinko, held a concert of his own works on Wednesday, December 3rd at the Music Room of Topelia at the University of Helsinki. Aurinko Ensamble was in charge of the performance, which included works written between 1989 and 2013. The performers in this concert were:
Kaisa Mäenpää, clarinets
Annu Laine, saxophones
Laura Havu, piano
Luis Fiestas and Inka Eerola, violins
Clara Petrozzi, viola, and
Tuure Paalanen, cello.
The works presented included two electronic compositions, Sevoc Anatos and Die Erscheinung; Preludio for piano; Three episkenic dances for piano, clarinets and saxophones; Järven ääressä for viola; Die Abschiede for viola and piano; and the String Quartett "Classical" op. 20.
The concert was sponsored by the city of Vantaa, the University of Helsinki and the Embassy of Peru in Finland.
Luis Malca, Peruvian guitar player who resides in Madrid, presented a concert with the title
The Guitar in Peru in the XVIII and XIX centuries
the program included works by Mathias Maestro, Pedro Ximénez de Abril Tirado, Máximo Puente-Arnao, Leo Brouwer and Isabel Granda. The concert was held at the Chamber Music Hall of Metropolia, Ruoholahdentori 6, Helsinki, on Friday the 31th October 2014, at 19.00 hours.
Voices of independence 26.09.2014
Aurinko participated in the event organized by Salasanat at the Cultural Centre Caisa:
SALASANAT − Multilingual encounters of poetry and art in Finland − in cooperation with International Cultural Centre CAISA, Sivuvalo. Onko tämä suomalaista kirjallisuutta? Brazil-Finland Cultural Center and Centro Cultural Latinoamericano presented:
Voices of independence:
First Romantic Picnic Club
Three concert-lectures on
Latin American nationalism in art music at Kirjasto 10, Elielinaukio 2 G, Helsinki
Were presented by the members of our Board. The lectures were the following:
07.08.2014, 18:00 hours. FM Grisell Macdonel: The Golden Age of Nationalism
14.8.2014, 18:00 hours. FT Clara Petrozzi: Modernism and searching for the roots
21.8.2014, 16.30 hours. Mus. Lic. Rafael L Junchaya: Contemporary Music: the World and the Village
Christmas concert Saman joulutähden alla
Aurinko presented a Christmas program on Sunday the 1st of December 2013 at the Koskela church, Käpyläntie 11, Helsinki, at 6:30 pm. The program included Latin American Baroque with Christmas themes interpreted by the Aurinko Ensemble and Latin American Christmas songs by Pikku Aurinko, a group of children and youngsters playing and singing in Spanish.
Aurinko performed a chamber music concert for strings as a part of the Latin American Music Festival organized by Metropolia University of Applied Sciences
07.10.2013 was the concert at the Metropolia Concert Hall, Ruoholahdentori 6. The program included three new works by Luis Fiestas, Rafael L Junchaya and Clara Petrozzi. Aurinko string quintett was formed by: Luis Fiestas and Inka Eerola, violins; Clara Petrozzi, viola; Maarit Mäkinen, cello, and Grisell Macdonel, double bass.
Latin American musi concert with young players Saman Auringon alla (Under the same sun) 28.04.2013
Aurinko organized a concert with young players aged 5 up performing guitar, piano, violin and viola. The program was exclusively Latin American. We also sang songs in Spanish, Portugal and Quechua!
The program included folk, popular and art music. The rehearsals emphasized multiculturality and cultural change issues.
The event was sponsored by
Concert at Caisa Cultural Centre 13.03.2013
Aurinko presented a program of Peruvian chamber music at Caisa Cultural Centre, Mikonkatu 17 c, Helsinki, on Wednesday the 13th March, at 18.30 hours.
The program included works by: Alfonso de Silva, Enrique Iturriaga, Celso Garrido-Lecca, Edgar Valcárcel, Rafael Junchaya Gómez, Gonzalo Garrido-Lecca and Antonio Gervasoni.
The concert was supported by the Embassy of Peru in Finland as a part of the Peruvian Culture Week organized by the Embassy.
Aurinko in this concert:
Flavia di Nola and Milagros Samanamud, voice
Laura Havu, piano
Itzam Zapata, guitar
Mikael Helasvuo, flute
Inka Eerola and Luis Fiestas, violin
Clara Petrozzi, viola
Oskar Tiainen, cello
Rafael L Junchaya, conductor
Aurinko at University of Helsinki's Think Corner
Clara Petrozzi and Itzam Zapata had a short presentation with musical examples at Think Corner, with the title "Latin music renewed" on Wednesday the 28th November, 12.15 and repetition at 13.30 hours.
Concert at Caisa Cultural Centre 28.11.2012
Aurinko participatde at the culture festival organized by the Asociación de Países Amigos - Ystävyyskansat ry, with a concert invited by the Embassy of Peru in Helsinki.
The concert included chamber music mainly by Peruvian composers, but also other Latin American authors such as Leo Brouwer (Cuba).
The concert was held at Caisa Cultural Centre, Mikonkatu 17 C, Helsinki, on Wednesday the 28th November at 18.00 hours.
Säveltäjät auringon alla! - Composers Under the Sun!
Aurinko presented compositions written by its member composers on Saturday, September the 29th 2012 at the cultural center Stoa, Turunlinnantie 1, Itäkeskus, Helsinki.
The programme included works by Sergio Castrillón, Rafael L Junchaya, Sergio Natali, Clara Petrozzi and Itzam Zapata. Among them were the premiere performances of Järven ääressä (by the Lake) for solo viola and Estancias II for soprano and string quartet by Rafael Junchaya, of Preludio for solo flute by Sergio Natali and of Näyt for flute, viola, cello and double bass by Clara Petrozzi. Sergio Castrillón and Itzam Zapata performed their own works. The other musicians performing were Inka Eerola (violin), Luis Fiestas (violin), Timo Hanhinen (cello), Mikael Helasvuo (flute), Annami Hylkilä (soprano), Grisell Macdonel (double bass)
Kevättä jousilla! - Spring on strings! The concert was held in the Caisa Cultural Centre 20.4.2012.
Aurinko iloitsee – The sun rejoices: Latin American Christmas music
Aurinko – música de Latinoamérica ry presented a Christmas music concert with compositions from three different centuries on Sunday, November the 27th 2011, in the Lähetyskirkko church, Helsinki. The Aurinko ensembleperformed Peruvian and Brazilian Baroque pieces, Christmas dances and songs gathered in Northern Peru, lieder by Cuban Joaquín Nin and a string quartet piece by Peruvian Ernesto López Mindreau. Helsinki's Latin American Choir performed the last part of the concert. Most of the compositions had their first performance in Finland.
This concert was sponsored by the Arts Council of Finland.
Our Sunny Social Evening was held at the Käpylän töväentalo, Helsinki, on August 4th. The event included a musical program, Latin American food, games and coffee. We thank all our friends who took part in it, specially our sponsors and collaborators: Paulig, Reilun Kaupan Tähti, Rita Eloranta, Laura Havu, Kirsi Hämäläinen and Agustín Gutiérrez Canet, Ambassador of Mexico in Finland. The performing artists were Laura Havu (piano), Rafael Junchaya (piano), Grisell Macdonel (double bass), Clara Petrozzi (viola) and Itzam Zapata (guitar).
Aurinko presented a program of Mexican chamber music last November 26th, in cooperation with the Mexican Embassy in Helsinki. The concert was held in the Research Salon of the National Archives in Helsinki, which was the site of the exposition Finland-Mexico 2010. The program included: Preludes for piano by Carlos Chávez, Duo for duck and canary bird for voice and piano by Silvestre Revueltas, Madrigal for double bass and piano by Carlos Chávez, Música de feria for string quartet by Silvestre Revueltas, and Metro Chabacano, also for string quartet, by Javier Álvarez. The musicians of Aurinko who took part in this concert were: Laura Havu (piano), Flavia Di Nola (voice), Grisell Macdonel (double bass), Inka Eerola and Anna Pohjola (violins), Clara Petrozzi (viola) and Sanna Jääskeläinen (cello).


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Although governments are monopolies, the services they offer are now widely available on the open market. Private schools, security companies, prisons, judges and social services agencies are now on offer to local government agencies. As a result, some cities are attempting to achieve a higher level of service and efficiency by outsourcing key services to private contractors.
"There is an entire spectrum of options from pure public at one end to pure private at the other with a mix in between," said Brook Doty, optimization program manager of San Diego. "We see all of them as viable and valuable and use all as appropriate."
Although costs are often a primary driver, there are many reasons local agencies choose to outsource.
"Unfortunately, cost savings often dominate the debate overshadowing the many other just as important motivations, such as improved quality and performance, increased accountability, greater flexibility and better risk management," said Geoffrey Segal, director of privatization and government reform policy at the Reason Public Policy Institute in Los Angeles. "The bottom-line is that governments can design outsourcings to meet their specific needs and their specific goals."
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Philadelphia has been outsourcing in one form or another for a decade. The city has been in the news this year as 70 of its worst-performing schools are slated for privatization as part of Gov. Mark Schweiker's plan to improve the quality of education.
A decade ago, Philadelphia began utilizing outsourcing to overcome a huge deficit, declining revenues and limited ability to obtain financing. As a temporary fix, the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority stepped in with a bond. The city renegotiated its labor contracts and boosted sales tax by 1 percent. This relieved the immediate predicament, but the city needed to establish a longer-term solution that would prevent the problem from recurring.
To address the underlying causes of insolvency, Mayor Ed Rendell established the Competitive Contracting Program (CCP) in 1992. The initial targets included more than 30 city services whose inefficiencies and low standards were well known. The next step was to see whether a private company could do a better job for less.
After compiling a performance standard and economic analysis, the Competitive Contracting Committee met with union representatives and department managers to see what they could do to compete with a private contractor. In the meetings, ideas surfaced of ways to cut costs by 10 percent to 20 percent while boosting service levels.
Linda Morrison, a policy analyst who established and ran the CCP, said she learned that the worst inefficiencies were caused, not by incompetence, but by a system that lacked incentives for employees and managers to work to improve their area.
The threat of having the activity outsourced was one such incentive. When the Water Department's sludge treatment plant came up for review, the city had already determined that a private contractor could run it for less than what the city was currently paying. The managers and union then came up with ways to cut costs by 34 percent, saving the city more than $8 million.
As a result of its proposal, the Water Department kept the wastewater management in-house, but most of the city services initially targeted for competitive contracting in Philadelphia did end up being outsourced. Overall, the city has saved hundreds of millions of dollars over the past nine years as a result of the program.
Philadelphia has come a long way from the financial emergency that initially prompted it to change the way it conducted its business. By eliminating waste, the city has now had nine straight years of positive fund balance while simultaneously cutting income taxes. And although the Competitive Contracting Program itself is no longer in operation, Assistant Budget Director Sean McNeeley said many of the actions started then are still ongoing, though under different names.


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It's not a vacation unless...? What makes traveling a vacation, for you? What do you seek when you travel? Author Cheryl Strayed shares her story of hiking alone as her life was falling apart, and we ask for your modern-day pilgrimage stories. Plus: How your race influences your travel experience, stories of vacations gone horribly wrong and advice on how to travel ethically. (This special show on Travel first aired on July 2, 2014 and was re-aired in its entirety on August 22. )


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Simulations of Tropical Storms over the Pacific and the Atlantic Using a Coupled Regional Climate Model
J. Hsieh, R. Saravanan, P. Chang, H. Seidel
To better simulate the air-sea interaction phenomena, e.g., the formation of tropical storms in the Atlantic, a coupled regional climate model (CRCM) is developed by coupling the Advanced Weather Research & Forecasting Model (WRF-ARW 2.2) to the Regional Ocean Modeling System (ROMS 3.0). The coupling between WRF and ROMS is conducted by exchanging the surface heat & momentum fluxes with sea surface temperature (SST) between these two models every 6 hours of time integration.
The domain for WRF simulation covering the Atlantic and part of the eastern Pacific consists of 466x460 grid points with 30-km horizontal resolution and 28 vertical levels. The similar domain for ROMS over the Atlantic is composed of 482x342 grid points with 1/4° horizontal resolution and 30 vertical layers. In contrast to the SST provided by ROMS over the Atlantic, the observed SST climatology is used as the SST input for WRF over the Pacific ocean. In this simulation, the monthly SST climatology was linearly interpolated into 6-hourly time series to include the monthly variation of SST in the eastern Pacific. The time integration of the coupled model was initiated on January 1st and ran through September using 128 processors on the IBM P575 supercomputer (Hydra) at the Texas A&M Supercomputing Facility.
Preliminary results have demonstrated the ability of CRCM to realistically capture the major climate and weather features over the Atlantic ocean, such as the inter-tropical convergent zone (ITCZ), SST distribution and the formation of tropical storms (hurricanes) from African easterly waves. The figures below display the simulated mean ITCZ, as manifested by rainfall in the left figure, and SST averaged from February to August in the right figure. A robust ITCZ strip north of the equator is well simulated with respect to its location and intensity except for some cold biases of SST near the Caribbean sea. In addition, winter storm tracks in the northern Hemisphere also appear in the coupled simulation, as indicated by the relatively weak precipitation between 30 ° and 40 ° N in the northern Hemisphere.
Figure 1: (left) Simulated Feb-August mean rainfall (mm/day) and surface winds at 10 m. (right) Simulated Feb-August mean surface temperature (°C)
Figure 2 shows the formations of tropical storms over the Atlantic and the eastern Pacific. The one in the Atlantic shows the transition process from a intensified trough of African easterly waves to a tropical storm over the Caribbean, which can be demonstrated by heavy rainfall east of the trough on 19 July and rainfall surrounding the vortex on 21 July. On the other hand, the tropical storm over the eastern Pacific appears to form near the ITCZ strip. Strengthening rotational winds cause the undulation of the ITCZ strip on 19 July, as suggested by the simulated precipitation.
Figure 2: (Left) Simulated rainfall (color shading interval with unit of mm/day) and surface winds (mm/day) at 10 m on 19 July. (Middle) the same as above but for 20 July. (Right) the same for 21 July.
Figure 3 displays the simulated cloud distribution and the streamlines of surface winds at 10m. The spiral cloud bands, as shown by the vertically averaged cloud water mixing ratio in the model, demonstrate the significant swirling characteristics of tropical storms.
Figure 3: (Left) Simulated vertically averaged cloud water mixing ratio (shading interval with the scale of 10-5 kg/kg) and surface winds streamlines at 10 m on 19 July. (Middle) the same as above but for 20 July. (Right) the same for 21 July.
In addition to these atmospheric responses, the well-known oceanic loop current eddies through the Yucatan Channel and the Gulf Stream along the eastern coast of the US are both captured by CRCM, as shown below.
Figure 4: (Left) Simulated Sea Surface Temperature (SST) (color shading interval of 1 °C) and ocean current (m/s) on 20 July. (Right) Simulated sea surface elevation, as indicated by shading interval of 0.1 m. The magnitude of flow vector is indicated by the arrow below the figure.


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There is never a good time to suffer from back pain, yet people today should be aware of how good they have it, compared to the past. In terms of treatment options, there has never been a time where people have so many options. The modern back pain clinics like www.bnasurg.com have developed methods for treating back issues that are amazing to say the least. There are not only surgical operations available today, but also a whole series of alternative methods for treating back discomfort. The only real problem that the back pain treatment facilities face today is the lack of knowledge about everything that can be done for back pain currently. If a person is suffering from continual back pain then there is no other information more pertinent than the options they have for treatment. Here we review some of the most innovative techniques being used for treating a wide array of back problems today. Interested parties can find further readings on the subject by visiting their local libraries, or by simply checking out some of the thousands of online sites that offer information of back treatments.
For people that want to avoid back pain surgery, there are currently hundreds of none narcotic drugs on the market which can make a huge difference in their lives. The first noteworthy drug we will discuss today is the simple muscle relaxer. Muscle relaxers have been used by the medical establishment for a very long time, yet never have there been so many types which have been designed for use expressly by people with back issues. The most common back pain condition that can be treated by muscle relaxers is tension pain. When a person's back is tight they are likely to suffer constant attacks of pain. The tension manifests itself in discomfort felt while sitting or standing for long periods of time. A great many people that suffer from chronic back problems can be helped by muscle relaxers, and the average amount of medication which is needed is very low compared to other types of pain medication, so people are able to take the muscle relaxers with a limited number of side effects. The second medication that has provided a great deal of relief for people undergoing back pain treatment is anti-inflammatory medication. When the muscles around the spine become inflamed pain can become a serious problem, but the anti-inflammatory medication provides quick relief from this problem, and like the muscle relaxers, anti-inflammatory drugs have very few secondary effects.
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Where Lance Armstrong went on the mountain stages, teammate Heras was generally a bicycle length ahead.
His prowess up some of the toughest climbs was rewarded with a third place on stage 11 at La Mongie and a second spot to Armstrong at Plateau de Beille the following day. He finished ninth overall.
Once again he will have to be at his unselfish best to coax Armstrong to a fifth consecutive Tour de France victory.
Heras will not complain massively as his big personal obstacle each season tends to be Tour of Spain, a race he won in 2000 and was second in last year.
His major obstacle in his bid to be a major Tour de France contender is his running against the clock.
He told the BBC Sport website: "I lose too much time in the time trials which has halted my overall chances in big races in the past."
It remains to be seen how long Heras will be happy to stay on as an understudy, having taken over the mantle of Armstrong's number two from Kevin Livingstone and later Tyler Hamilton.
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If the above is the case, while you are in uniform you are representing the branch of service you are in. That is why they can ban it.
I work at a University so no I don't feel safe lol
Where I work we have armed security (usually fat and out of shape), security check gates for cars, and employees have to scan a badge and go through a turn style. Im forced to disarm and leave the gun in the truck. But they do not check employees on foot coming to and from, only at random times and few and far between. so anyone could easily get a gun in. Its crossed my mind more than once, not to take a gun in but the fact of how easily it could happen. And with enough ammunition a person could easily kill several people before anyone could respond.
Anyway, I am not in the Active Army. My civilian job is carpentry, and as I said before: in good weather I ride my rather nice peddle bike to work due to a problem with my knees (low to no impact cardio), so as to maintain my Army PT conditioning.
A private employer's policy against no guns at work infringes on employees who aren't bringing their own vehicle to work (perhaps their car is in the shop or they live in an aria where public transit is much more economical), while those people are not on the property.


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I don't normally comment on political items or videos, but when the President of the United States gets to fire a marshmallow cannon (as part of the White House Science Fair), and it gets captured on video, well, I just have to comment. Here's the video in case you haven't seen it yet:
It's good to know that if the aliens attack the White House, the president will be able to fend off a few of the baddies with large, sugary, puffy cubes. Of course, if we get attacked by the Stay-Puff Marshmallow Man, well, he'll need to switch to a flamethrower or a Ghostbuster gun. Just sayin'.
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Writing program benefits both McDaniel tutors and their students
When McDaniel Writing Center tutors teamed up to help 11 middle-school students from the Boys and Girls Club of Westminster (BGCW) polish their writing, both tutors and students learned important lessons.
The six-week-long writing program was just the most recent of a dozen activities in the year since President Roger Casey installed a gate in the fence that separated campus from the club and made the college-BGCW partnership official.
Poised and confident, one after another young writer took the podium Nov. 9 to read the narrative they wrote as a result of the collaboration. In the audience, their mentors perched on the edge of their seats while listening intently to every single, often funny, phrase.
Shirley, a sixth grader at West Middle School, wrote about seeing a cockroach in a Laundromat when she was 6 years old and running outside to a pay phone. You can watch Matthew, another middle school student, read his essay about how he broke his leg below.
"I dial in 9-1-1 but my mom sees me outside so I hang up the phone. My mom doesn't want me to go outside the Laundromat because I'm so small and cute," she read, smiling demurely as she delivers the "so small and cute."
McDaniel senior Betsy Warner grinned ear-to-ear too as she listened to Shirley read "Calling Cops 'Cause of Cockroaches." After shepherding Shirley through brainstorming and composing and editing and even practicing public speaking, Warner beamed with pride in Shirley's accomplishment.
"I really enjoy working with students, teaching them and seeing the finished product," Warner said.
Writing Center director Owen Horton, who piloted the program, praised his instructors and described the experience as mutually beneficial.
"I hope that my instructors gained the valuable teaching experience that should be the cornerstone of a liberal arts education, and I hope that our students came to understand how much value is in their writing," Horton said in his introduction.
Casey and his wife, Robyn Allers, will host a holiday party Dec. 9 honoring and celebrating the Boys and Girls Club and the first anniversary of the partnership.
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Spurs Plan 'Black Out' for Game One'
The San Antonio Spurs plan to 'black out' the AT&T Center for tomorrow night's game one of The Finals against the Miami Heat, 1200 WOAI news reports.
The Spurs will distribute black NBA Finals t-shirts and noisemakers, courtesy of HEB, Ricos, and SACU, to all attendees at the game.
The Spurs are also encouraging local employers to allow their employees to wear Spurs gear to work on Tuesday, and Spurs fans are encouraged to participate inthe 'Black OUt' via social media by submitting photos and videos showcasing their Spurs spirit on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or Snapchat.
Companies supporting the Spurs by allowing their workers to come dressed for victory may also get a visit from The Spurs RV, feating the Coyote, the Silver Dancers, and Team Energy.
The Spurs also announced that pop star Austin Mahone will sing the National Anthem before Game One. Mahone is the perfect choice. He grew up in San Antonio and now lives in Miami.
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Already posted earlier but looks like it didn't keep. My apologies if this is duplicate, but I couldn't find my other post.
Have already done Primal eating, with one cheat day per week. Went from 185 to 175 quickly without all the bread. Going to take out the cheat day (Better go apologize to my favorite sushi bar ) and plan to take a picture each week to see progress.
- Eat and Exercise Grok style to get six-pack abs in time for Caribean cruise (1 Month from today).
o Need help choosing goals here. 10% Body fat and 50% Lean Muscle a good goal for this month? Currently 12 & 44
- Pickup a new sport (looking into Ultimate Frisbee league)
- Set sleep pattern to be more like Grok�s. Early to bed, early to rise.
1: Day 1: Monday, August 3rd, 2009
- B: Eggs with variety of green vegetables and red pepper scrambled in plus Green Tea
- S: Small Pear, Trio Nut/Seed/Fruit bar plus Water
- L: Large Spinach Salad w/ turkey/cucumbers/tomato/orange pepper/mushrooms/Mrs. Dash, a handful of raw almonds plus Water and sugar free gum.
- S: Trio Nut/Seed/Fruit bar, 2 Cucumbers, Water, Gum
- S: Two handfuls of Almonds, two apricots, � cup berries, gum
- D: Roasted Chicken/Mixed vegetables/bowl of berries and orange/carrot juice
- S: More Roasted chicken and some berries
- Before work:
- At work (desk job, grrr):
o Hourly: Walked 5 minutes including stair
o Hourly: 25 Hand Grip Squeezes each hand
- After work:
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? Dumbbell Press / Lat Pull
? Dips / Leg Press
? Incline Sit-ups with weight / Plank
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3: Journal:
- Wondering if I need more fat in diet to curb hunger cravings. Feel like I eat a lot.
- Craving dark chocolate.
- Workout had great energy then hit a wall. Workout lasted almost an hour, probably went too long. Forearms failed before main muscles failed on some exercises. Will move hand grip squeezes to non lifting days.
- Did not get to bed until late. Took a stemulite pill before going to sleep for what it is worth.
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Sift the flour, salt and nutmeg together in a large bowl. Pour in the eggs and 1/4 cup of the water in the middle of the flour mixture. Beat with a wooden spoon. Add more water, just enough to make the dough slightly sticky (yet elastic and a bit stiff). Using a colander, press the dough through the holes and into a pot of boiling water that has been salted. Boil the noodles for about six minutes or until they rise to the surface. Take the noodles out of the water with a slotted spoon, and drain on paper towels. Melt the butter in a frying pan, and brown the noodles over low heat. Serve the browned noodles as a side dish.
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Feb. 20, 2013
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The University of Nevada track and field team will head to Nampa, Idaho to compete in the 2013 Mountain West Indoor Championships hosted by Boise State at Jacksons Indoor Track. The meet will run from Thursday, Feb. 21 through Saturday, Feb. 23.
This is the first time in the 14-year history of the league that Boise State will host the MW Indoor Track and Field Championships. Jacksons Indoor Track served as the location of the 2012 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships. Real-time scoring and results, along with post-race interviews, event highlights and photo galleries from the MW Track and Field Championships are available through the championship central page at www.themwc.com/champ/itrack-champ-2013.html.
"We are very excited to compete in our first Mountain West Indoor Championships," head coach Shantel Twiggs said. "We have been working hard and putting things together in the last few weeks. Our goal is to see each member of the team have their best three days of competition in a row. If we stick with that philosophy we should have great results in the end."
Nevada closed out the regular indoor season with strong marks at the Boise State Team Challenge and Tyson Invitational two weeks ago. Junior Tanisha Hawkins set a personal record time of 24.65 in her 200m win at the Boise State Challenge. Sophomore Kashae Knox won the 200m event with a time of 7.64. Senior Mariah Gramolini placed second in the 800m, finishing with a time of 2:14.80. Freshman Nicole Wadden had a strong showing in the 60m hurdles, recording a personal best time of 9.18 to finish third. Nevada's 4X400 meter relay team comprised of Hawkins, Gramolini, and juniors Christina Smith and Shanee Martin took second with a time of 3:52.35. The Wolf Pack distance medley relay team made up of Gramolini, Wadden, sophomore Anne Underwood, and senior Samantha Diaz finished in first place with a time of 12:26.42.
The Wolf Pack dominated the pole vault event, taking first, second, and third with multiple personal records set by junior Casey Gray and freshmen Alison Powers and Nicole Kennedy, who all cleared a height of 3.50m. Junior Kerri Simmons recorded a personal best throw in the shot put, winning the event with a mark of 15.01m. The junior also took home a win in the weighted throw event with a mark of 15.75m. Freshman Kennedy Hall threw 15.25m to take third in the same event.
Senior Deborah Amoah led Nevada at the Tyson Invitational in Fayetteville, Ark., with an impressive outing in the triple jump. Amoah took home a first place finish in the event, jumping a mark of 12.65 to break the program record. Fellow senior Angelica Earls also broke a school record, clocking in at a time of 7.43 in the 60m to finish 13th.
Nevada will look to finish ahead of UNLV this weekend, as both teams are competing for points in the Governor's Series, presented by NV Energy. The Wolf Pack currently leads the series 7.5-4.5.
Full results will be available at NevadaWolfPack.com following the conclusion of the meets.


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- - Bully/Brooke exchange (http://www.wrestlingforum.com/impact-wrestling/643077-bully-brooke-exchange.html)
Bully/Brooke exchange
What was that about?
When Aries was entering the building, Brooke Hogan and Bully Ray were talking and then quickly separated and walked away when they noticed somebody(Aries) saw them.
Bully: "You expect me to just calm down? I gave your father my word...
Brooke: "No, I know but..."
Then they saw Aries and stopped.
Any ideas?
EDIT: For those who didn't see it, here you go...
Go to 55:49 where it starts with Aries walking in on the phone.
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That's a good question, was wondering that myself. Whatever it is I just hope it's not some weird love angle/affair type thing between the two.
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Bully and Brooke sextape, FTW?
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This is definitely leading somewhere but where exactly....
...and will Aries attempt to blackmail or uncover whatever it is that is going on, or was his walking by just coincidence and not a fu*k will be given ?
leader and vice president of the aces and eights?
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It caught my attention too. Wonder what it means.
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Bully wants to tap that
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See, Bully is still suspicious afterall. I can't seem to make anything of the exchange tho. That was definitely an eye catcher
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From bulk propane facilities and chemical manufacturers to fertilizer companies, there are about 19 properties considered to be high-hazard storage facilities in Brandon.
Canexus Corp., Koch Fertilizer, Praxair Production and Superior Propane are a few examples.
"It all comes down to quantity," said fire prevention officer Brad MacKay. "Not that 10 gallons can't be considered hazardous if it's in the wrong location but … whether you've got 100,000 litres versus five litres, just the size that's the issue."
Currently, these facilities are only inspected by the fire department when there is a complaint or concern raised.
"We don't have any regularly scheduled inspections for those types of facilities at this point," MacKay said.
The same protocol is in place in Winnipeg. However, a massive explosion in a St. Boniface industrial park in 2012 has prompted a new recommendation.
Earlier this week, a Winnipeg civic committee recommended imposing tougher inspection rules for hazardous industries. The report calls for annual inspections of 300 high-hazard businesses across the city, to seek out operators that pose serious safety threats, bringing them into compliance or shutting them down.
The report also recommends hiring an additional full-time inspector within the fire department.
In October 2012, a tanker trunk containing 75,000 litres of methanol exploded at Speedway International in Winnipeg. Nearby residents were evacuated, and fortunately no one was hurt.
A subsequent report and review by Winnipeg's planning department found that Speedway International had 16 bylaw infractions.
A spokesperson with the Office of the Fire Commissioner said they are very encouraged by the progressive approach being discussed by the City of Winnipeg. The OFC is supportive of these efforts and will be taking them into consideration as provincewide regulations around hazardous industrial occupancies are developed.
Brandon's fire prevention officer says implementing tougher inspection rules provincewide is "a great idea."
"To be having some of these properties looked at on an annual basis, any extra fire inspections from our end of things is always a good thing," he said.
"I know some of the companies in town … are required under their mandate to have their properties inspected by their own personnel … but any inspection can't hurt, that's for sure."
In an emailed response to a Sun inquiry, Koch plant manager Pascal Van Teeffelen said the company routinely meets all government safety standards and requirements.
"At all Koch facilities, including our Brandon fertilizer plant, employees are committed to a safe work environment and strive to manage operations in a manner that protects the health and safety of employees, customers, contractors, the public and the environment," Teeffelen wrote.
"The fertilizer industry is highly regulated and Koch works with numerous federal, provincial and local regulatory agencies to attain compliance with all laws and regulations at all times."
Koch Companies public sector spokesperson Melissa Cohlmia also pointed to a list on its website of about 800 awards for "safety, environmental excellence, community stewardship, innovation, and customer service" that Koch companies around the world have garnered since January 2009.
The Brandon plant is not explicitly mentioned in the list.
Canexus officials did not respond to a Sun request for an interview.
In addition to the 19 high-hazard properties, Brandon also has what would be considered medium- to low-hazard properties. Any autobody shop with a spray paint booth is considered a hazardous operation.
"That's the most hazardous part of that work," MacKay said.
Gas stations are another example.
The city would not release the full list of the 19 high-hazard properties. However, the categories include bulk propane storage, fertilizer plants, chemical plants and compressed gas facilities.
Feedrite Ltd., Shur-Gro Farm Services, Western Cooperative Fertilizers and Wyeth Organics are a few other examples.
Currently, the buildings that must be inspected on an annual basis, as mandated in the Fires Prevention and Emergency Response Act, include hospitals, personal care homes, child-care centres, residential care facilities and elderly persons' housing units.
The facilities that must be inspected at least every three years include licensed premises, schools, recreation centres, hotels and restaurants located in a building that has one or more dwelling units.
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