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A three-judge bench headed by Chief Justice V N Khare heard the matter at his residence and recorded the undertaking of Ten Sports to provide the telecast feed to Doordarshan for Saturday's match only.
The Bench listed the appeal filed by Ten Sports challenging the Chennai High Court order for hearing on Monday.
The apex court restrained all other courts in the country from entertaining any petition on the issue.
The court took the petition for hearing and issued notice to Prasar Bharati. For Prasar Bharati, Attorney General Soli Sorabjee and Solicitor General Kirit Rawal appeared before the court and said non-distribution of live telecast of the One-day International match on Saturday through Doordarshan would deprive crores of people from watching the match live.

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Arterial Disease
Carotid Disease: Atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) in the neck arteries (carotid arteries) can lead to transient ischemic attacks (TIA's) or temporary strokes as well as completed strokes. The treatment of carotid artery disease is an effort to prevent strokes when possible. We offer the complete diagnostic workup for carotid disease. In most cases carotid artery disease can be followed with appropriate medical therapy including risk factor control. We would then schedule regular follow up ultrasound studies to watch for progression. In some cases intervention may be needed. If intervention is indicated we offer both standard open endarterectomy (surgical removal of the plaque) and carotid stenting. Which one is right for you depends on your individual situation.
Aneurysm Disease: Aneurysm disease is when an artery becomes wider than it should be. This most often occurs in the main artery in the abdomen called the abdominal aorta. It does have a tendency to run in families. All first degree relatives of a patient with an abdominal aortic aneurysm should be screened. The main risk of aneurysms is that they could rupture. The risk of rupture is directly related to the size of the artery. In most cases ultrasound can be used to both diagnose an aneurysm and follow it. If it grows to a size that poses a risk of rupture it may need repair. We offer both standard open repair and the new less invasive stent graft. In most cases patients who are candidates for stent grafts can go home the day after surgery and do not typically require a stay in the intensive care unit. For most patients the stent graft procedure is about the same as getting a hernia fixed. Each member of our group is fully certified in the placement of the less invasive stent grafts.
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD): Atherosclerosis of the extremity arteries most commonly causes trouble with walking. Most patients experience discomfort or cramping of the calf when they try to walk. The distance can vary from day to day. Only 1 out of 5 patients require intervention. Most patients can be treated medically with a combination of risk factor control and exercise. We offer complete evaluation of extremity vascular disease including a fully staffed non-invasive vascular lab complete with the latest in ultrasound technology. We can provide state of the art minimally invasive treatment with balloon angioplasty, stenting, Silverhawk atherectomy and laser treatment. If needed we also offer the full range of surgical treatment.
Venous Disease
Varicose Veins: Varicose veins develop because of too much back pressure in the veins. This causes the surface veins to dilate. Most patients do not require any specific therapy. Those that do require treatment can almost always be treated in the office with laser therapy. This is covered by Medicare and most payors for symptomatic disease.
Venous Insufficiency: This typically causes swelling in the legs and can be associated with other medical conditions. We offer complete venous evaluation including the use of vascular ultrasound specific for all causes of venous disease. Most patients with this condition are treated medically. Some may also require compression stockings.
Deep Venous Thrombosis: This is a condition where clots develop in the deep veins of the arms or legs. Most patients with this condition will be treated medically but some can benefit from more aggressive therapy. We offer percutaneous thrombectomy using a small.


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In a press release issued over the weekend, serial health care misinformer Betsy McCaughey responded to New York Times reporter Jim Rutenberg's article on her often fact-free commentary about health care reform. She did so, of course, with a falsehood about the House health bill:
The bill's partisans say the consultation sessions are voluntary. But if there is a penalty for noncompliance, then it is not voluntary, regardless of whether the word mandatory used. The penalty is on page 432. Doctors' quality ratings will be determined in part by the percentage of the doctor's patients who create a living will and the percentage who adhere to it. (And quality ratings affect a doctor's Medicare reimbursement)
Jon Stewart disputed this claim during his interview with McCaughey, saying that "It would be really wrong if that was in any way what this said." As we noted at the time, the bill's language does not impose a "penalty" on doctors, but rather provides incentive payments for doctors who provide the Department of Health and Human Services with "data on quality measures" for end-of-life care – regardless of the results they report. Media outlets who consider offering McCaughey a platform to discuss health care reform should be aware that she is just going to spout falsehoods.
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An exterior elevation is a two dimensional drawing that shows what each side of the house looks like from the outside. The drawing provides the builder with key information about the home. This sheet contains a lot of information that can be used by the builder to create the home as it was designed.
The exterior elevation is much like the foundation layout sheet. While there are dimensions that must be adhered to such as the finished floor and plate height and the roof pitch, there are things that can be changed is absolutely necessary. Things of a more decorative nature can always be changed or altered to better suit your own specific style. Things like banding detail, sill detail, and roof tile (or shingle type) can be changed, but following the plans will assure the best results.
Many times we see our homes built where exterior details are overlooked or given less than the desired attention. This always results in a home that lacks the detail that makes it memorable. It may seem like a reasonable idea to substitute a 8 inch square post with a 12 inch square post, both being structurally suitable. However this will detracts from the overall balance of the design. We look to classical sizing parameters for proper proportion and scale.Careful thought and not a small amount of work has been devoted to creating the best possible curb appeal for our designs. It is important to remember that while a lot of the elements of the exterior elevations can be altered, doing so without a thorough understanding of the effects it will have can result in a less than desirable effect.
Exterior Elevation Modifications
If you have come across a floor plan that you like but you do not see the specific exterior style you want, contact us. We have a modification service that can make alterations to the plan to better suit your own personal style. After all, no one is better suited to altering our plans than we are
Next we will be talking in detail about the Building Section and Interior Elevations sheet.
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This article was published 17/1/2014 (1253 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
With the People's Choice awards last week and this week the Golden Globes it's officially the start of the Hollywood Awards season. I'm not a fan, but do find it handy to keep track of the winners so when it comes to watching movies on demand or Netflix, I can recognize some of the winners as something I might want to watch.
It is also funny to follow the awards shows while being logged onto Twitter. It's really like watching a show with every class clown you've ever known your entire life times 10.
Every five seconds, someone is on Twitter trying to be, or actually is funny, as they insult, berate and make fun of people who are thinner, prettier and make more money than most of us can ever dream of. So its fun... right?
Tina Fey and Amy Poeler did a great job making fun of the stars at the Golden Globes this week, but really they were no match for people on twitter following #goldenglobes. And the nice thing is, the clowns online could be down the street or across the globe. There were people commenting on how nice Jennifer Lawrence looked who were from Brandon, and there were people making fun of P Diddy getting a "hug snub" from Bono from Brandon, Florida. Twitter can make it fun, and often can make it local. Otherwise these awards shows are B-O-R-I-N-G!
The 2014 awards season is slightly altered this year to make room for the Winter Olympics. And just in case you do like to see what the stars are wearing, what movies and TV shows are hot, and what music is being downloaded most, here's your official guide.
Whatever you do, don't engage anyone this award season in any type of Jennifer Lawrence drinking game. You will need a new liver. She is everywhere.
• People's Choice Awards, Golden Globe Awards and the Critics' Choice Movie Awards are now done.
• Screen Actors Guild Awards: Saturday, Jan. 18, 7 p.m. local, TBS and TNT
• Grammy Awards: Sunday Jan. 264, 7 p.m. local, CBS
• Golden Raspberry Awards: Saturday, March 1
These are funny and awesome. Known as the Razzies, these awards annually celebrate the absolute worst in film. The awards, now in their 34th year, are considered the "anti-Oscars" and feature categories like Worst Remake and Worst Picture.
• Academy Awards: Sunday, March 2, 6 p.m. local, ABC
The Oscars, "The Big One". The first Academy Awards were held in 1929 in the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel and have been televised since 1953. The awards honour achievements in film and are generally considered the most important awards in Hollywood. As many women watch this show as men watch the Super Bowl.
But its time once again to hand out our own awards. In past years we've nominated and awarded honours to local celebrities and politicians, but this year, our awards go to everyday people in everyday situations. I've listed the categories below, and you do the honours. I would bet that if you could, you would give away 80 per cent of the awards listed below to someone you know. There may be some categories where there might be a tie or multiple winners.
Anyway, review, decide and enjoy honouring those in your life who make it what it is: I present the Westman Golden Rear Awards!
Most impressive original soundtrack
Burping and farting at such levels as to over power the WestJet flight screaming over your farmyard from Calgary each day. A solid performance also sends the dog running for cover.
Excellence in Wardrobe
Finding away to bend the space time continuum when it comes to packing for a vacation. Not only have you kept the weight one-tenth of a pound under the airline limit, but you've managed to pack 234 outfits and 55 pairs of shoes for a six-day vacation. Nice job packrat. Nice job.
Construction, demolition and digging award
Otherwise known as "The Golden Gold Digger", this person will, without shame, "dig for gold" or picking their nose. Disgusting? Yes. Award winning? We have to give him something to brag about.
Superior Scouting Award
Goes to the nimrod with the inability to read a map correctly. Survivor is not just a game, but an actual term when travelling with this person. The goal, not to end up in a part of town where your hub caps are gone and so is anything else outside your car.
Outstanding Performance in a workplace
To the moron who ate your lunch in the fridge I put laxative in it, so watch for a soundtrack or decorator award to follow.
Magnificent Consideration in a household
For anyone who's left an empty toilet paper roll or an empty bottle of milk in the fridge or an empty box of cereal in the cupboard, or a car with the gas light on.
Senseless Soundtrack Score
Most annoying street musician
Please. I just need a bottle of booze and I'll be outta here. Please take this toonie and have someone teach you how to play that flute.
Fast and Really Furious award
For those who quickly park at the mall and leave no space between cars I ripped my shorts climbing past your damn car door. SQUEEZE!
Outstanding achievement interrupting a good night sleep
The nominees are fighting couple, car alarm, crying child or call in the middle of the night.
The Facebook Fabulous Time Waster Award
You've created the most status updates, you've invited the most people to play Farmville, you've created the most annoying groups and posted more pictures of kids and or pets than anyone on earth.
It was entertainment night at the Senior Centre. Claude, the hypnotist exclaimed "I'm here to put you into a trance. I intend to hypnotize each and every member of the audience. The excitement was almost electric as Claude withdrew a beautiful, antique pocket watch from his coat.
"I want you each to keep your eye on this antique watch. It's a very special watch. It's been in my family for six generations." He began to swing the watch gently back and forth while quietly chanting "Watch the watch, watch the watch, watch the watch…";
The crowd became mesmerized as the watch swayed back and forth, light gleaming off its polished surface.
Hundreds of eyes followed the swaying watch until, suddenly, it slipped from the hypnotist's fingers and fell to the floor, breaking into pieces.
"CRAP!" said the hypnotist.
It took three days to clean up the Senior Centre!!
Claude was never invited back.
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The Trump Administration is taking unprecedented action to do away with our national monuments - putting tens of millions of acres of public land, YOUR land, at risk.
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More than 50 million acres of Bureau of Land Management Land could include more conservation measures to help sage-grouse, based on plans announced by Interior Secretary Sally Jewell today in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The plan released for Idaho is meant to pair the protection of sage-grouse habi
The future of more than 50 million acres of Bureau of Land Management Land could include more conservation measures based on plans announced by Interior Secretary Sally Jewell today. When adopted and implemented, the federal plans for managing the conservation of Greater Sage-Grouse could
Citing some of "the most beautiful and iconic landscapes on earth" in Teton County's backyard, the board of commissioners Tuesday morning unanimously passed a resolution that "opposes any and all efforts by the State of Wyoming to obtain the wholesale transfer of federal
In spite of Royal Dutch Shell's disastrous performance during the 2012 Arctic Ocean drilling season, the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management today conditionally approved the company's 2015 exploration plan, which provides even fewer safeguards for the Chukchi Sea and its sensit
The Wilderness Society strongly supports bipartisan legislation, the Wildfire Disaster Funding Act of 2015 (S. 235, H.R.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has released a final environmental assessment of potential impacts of a 725-mile transmission line that would run from southern Wyoming through Colorado and Utah to Nevada.
The legislation was introduced today in the United States Senate by Senators Michael Enzi (R-WY) and Michael Bennet (D-CO) and is identical to a House version introduced earlier this year by Representatives Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) and Tim Walz (D-MN).
New legislation introduced today in the House and the Senate would undermine state and federal planning efforts, nearly complete, to conserve the greater sage grouse and perpetuate uncertainty faced by all westerners, according to The Wilderness Society.
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FLORENCE, S.C. – Bree Boyce of Florence was crowned Ms. FMU during the annual pageant at Francis Marion University, March 4.
Boyce is a sophomore, majoring in theatre at FMU. She is a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority, FMU Concert Choir, Swamp Gas, FMU College Republicans, FMU V-Day Student Organization and intramural sports. She is also on the Dean's List and is an Adele Kassab Music Scholarship recipient. She has volunteered with the Ronald McDonald Charities, Keep Florence Beautiful, Cinderella Project, Children's Miracle Network, A Choice 2 Make Crisis Center, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Team in Training, S.C. Law Enforcement Assistance Program, Hope for Haiti Benefit Show, McLeod Children's Hospital Radio-thon, Special Olympics, Relay for Life, Operation Christmas Child, American Heart Association, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Let's Move, Eating Healthy/Fighting Obesity Campaign, West Florence Baptist Church Orchestra and Choir and is a youth music teacher at West Florence Baptist Church.
As Ms. FMU, Boyce will represent the university at a variety of events, including Open House, Freshman Orientation and outreach events in local high schools.
Stephanie Lindsey Johnson, a senior from Florence, was named first runner up. Johnson is majoring in finance and political science. After graduation, she plans to attend law school. She is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha, Baptist Collegiate Ministries, intramural sports, FMU Honors Association and Pi Sigma Alpha. She has volunteered with the Florence County Humane Society, Florence County Solicitor's Office, Harvest Hope Food Bank, Pee Dee Coalition and the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
Cari Ellen Hicks, a junior from New Zion, was second runner up. She is majoring in finance. After graduation, she plans to pursue a master's degree in business administration at FMU. Hicks is a member of The Riot club and serves as an FMU Orientation Leader. She has participated in the Relay for Life and volunteered with the March of Dimes.
Amber McCall Hekman, a junior at FMU was named Miss Congeniality. The Fleetwood, Pa. native is majoring in art education. She is a member of the Art Guild, the S.C. Art Education Association, served as secretary for the Art Education Department and volunteers with Art's Alive. Hekman has volunteered at the Humane Society and the Florence County Library student art show.
The Ms. FMU Pageant began in 1971 and is held each year. To be involved in next year's pageant, pick up an application next spring in the Office of Student Affairs located in the Smith University Center, suite 205.


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It was seriously awesome to meet so many Family Tree Magazine readers (especially the one who said her favorite part of the mag is "Preserving Memories").
Although I spent most of the weekend helping out at our exhibitor table (see below), I also got to attend a few of the sessions. I sat in on "Pig Blood in the Snow: Court Records Can Solve Problems" mostly because of the name—but also because our upcoming September issue includes an article on court records. I also really enjoyed Jeffrey Alan Bockman's "Using Maps in Genealogical Research." I now know better than to believe Grandma's story about having to walk 4 miles to school each way.
Kenny Burck, first vice president of OGS and German research aficionado, was certainly the most decorated genealogist I met last weekend.
All his various badges, medals and pins denote memberships and lineages. (This would be a great picture to try out photo tagging on!) Can anyone top Kenny?
Later, I struck up a conversation with Hans-Friedrich Coordes, who was at the conference representing the KfTN, which tracks down relatives and ancestors in Europe. (I'm a fluent German speaker and like to practice every chance I get!) He was in Cincinnati only for the weekend, but he made an incredible genealogical discovery in the little time he had. Another exhibitor told him she had ancestors with his surname—from the same town in Ostfriesland Hans-Friedrich is from, even. After comparing some names, they determined they were not-so-distant cousins. He was blown away.
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We're hearing about 600 genealogists have gathered here in Cincinnati for the Ohio Genealogical Society annual conference, yesterday and today at the Sharonville Sheraton hotel.
Genealogical societies from Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky are here, as well as book vendors and exhibitors including RootsMagic, WorldVitalRecords and the Godfrey Memorial Library. Thursday night, the revamped genealogy department of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County stayed open late for night-owl researchers.
One first-time conference attendee just told me he couldn't wait to get home—after learning in a class about FamilySearch Labs' Ohio death certificates collection, he spent hours finding new ancestral information. Now he's chomping at the bit to enter everything in his software.
We've been taking photos we'll post early next week in a little slideshow, including one showing the most-decorated genealogist we know. You'll see what we mean.
More to come from OGS …
When it comes to image editing, the gold standard is Photoshop. Even if you haven't used the full-blown version, you've likely come across its less expensive sibling, Photoshop Elements.
Now, a free version of the software is available online—with 2 GB of storage thrown in. Adobe Photoshop Express offers many of the features included with Elements, such as cropping, color correction and some fun filter and distortion options. (Be aware, though, that agreeing to the terms of service gives other users the rights to display, print and distribute your shared images. If you don't want your pictures to go public, don't opt to share them through the site.)
Photo sharing site Flickr also recently rolled out photo editing abilities in partnership with Picnik. All Flickr users can access the basic editing options, and becoming a premium member unlocks more features. Both Picnik and Photoshop Express have some integrated functionality with other websites, like Facebook and Picasa.
Although the sites don't offer a lot in the way of restoration and delicate touchups, both Photoshop Express and Flickr are good options for people who don't want to pay a lot for a program they'll use only to resize or crop their pictures.


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THE WORLD witnessed only 223 polio cases last year, the lowest level in history and an impressive advance from the hundreds of thousands of children afflicted as recently as the 1980s. However, the eradication quest is not over, and the next steps look difficult. The Global Polio Eradication Initiative, an umbrella group, has unveiled a promising strategy over the next five years to reach zero cases, the elusive goal first set a quarter-century ago.
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text: Founded in 1978, Jaipur revolutionized the rug industry, creating an entirely new business model by working directly with artisans. Uplifting lives and communities as a result, they have since grown to become a global, award-winning brand by sharing a unique point of view through a range of rugs, textiles and other home décor products. Their passion involves ensuring that everything they do is as meaningful as it is beautiful; in touch with the world of trends, but grounded by a deeper understanding of life and living spaces.


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Posted by Lori Wizdo on the B2B Marketing Professionals Blog on October 27, 2013
My eighty-six-year-old mother called me last night to tell me that she's been "boiling eggs wrong all my life." It seems she'd watched a cooking show and received some "best practice" advice. My mom is an excellent cook, so this made me realize that no matter how seasoned a veteran you are, there's no harm (and often some good) in a review of the basics. In that spirit, I am going to share some advice for a question that comes to me quite frequently:
"What are the best practices for leveraging an industry or business award?"
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Our New Spring Collection is Here!
February 27th, 2010
Check out our new spring collection, it's full of new styles of lingerie, swimwear and clothing as well as brand new spring colours in some of your favourite styles!
The Alana bra now comes in the gorgeous shade of pale aqua, the perfect accompaniment to your spring pastel wardrobe. Both the Ariza and Eliza bra also come in brand new shades for spring and for those days when a plain t-shirt bra just will not do, try the Frankie or Arabesque bra in bright colourful patterns to liven up your day! We also have some great new work wear, the iridescent collection comprises a fitted jacket, uber smart shift dress and tulip skirt in a shimmery slate grey fabric, it will jazz up any office! Mix and match with your wardrobe basics for work and if you're brave enough, wear the jacket with a sexy basque underneath to nail the underwear as outer wear trend in the evening. We now have more dresses than ever, which are all designed to fit you perfectly. One of our favourites has to be the waterfall dress in scrumptious raspberry. It's a very flattering style and is sure to turn heads. Got a party to attend? Why not try the sleek satin shift dress for size? This fully lined shift dress with belted empire line gives great shape and is the kind of dress that won't go out of fashion, it's a classic! The twist front dress in a divine shade of blue is great for those of you that prefer to cover up thanks to its long sleeves, higher neckline and just below the knee length. It's a very sexy dress without revealing too much! As well as new clothing and lingerie styles, we're also bringing you new swimwear and night wear, we're nice like that! Take a look at our new spring collection.


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Notre Dame-Army, A Football Rivalry Unmatched In The 1940s"I think that's awesome," said Monken, the latest Army coach to use films of the program's glory days as motivation for today's players.
Detroit-Area Reservists Preparing For Afghanistan DeploymentThe reservists are members of the Southfield-based 645th Regional Support Group.
US Army To Test Driverless Vehicle Technology On I-69 In MichiganThe stretch of I-69 in St. Clair and Lapeer counties in Michigan was chosen for testing in part because of its proximity to and international border crossing.
Defense Secretary: Navy's Reynolds, Swain Can Play In NFLDefense Secretary Ashton Carter says former Navy quarterback Keenan Reynolds and fullback Chris Swain can defer their military service to play in the NFL.
Michigan National Guard Leading 'Arctic Eagle' Training Exercise Up NorthNational Guard members from across Michigan will be taking part in a joint military exercise up north starting Friday.
Game Time Salute Honors Army Veteran Jerome "JT" TaylorFor Jerome "JT" Taylor, the Army provided him with more than just the opportunity to earn money for college, it also instilled within him the skills and values that would serve him well after his time in the service ended.
Army, Air Force Exercises Might Disturb Residents Near Selfridge Air National Guard BaseThe U.S. military is conducting several days of military exercises, including night flights and shooting simulations.
Soldier From Detroit Killed In Vietnam War Among Those Honored With New Postage Stamp"With a grenade he led a charge onto the bunker and took out the bunker and saved a number of his platoon."
ISIS On The Streets Of Metro Detroit? Officials Say It Was A Planned ExerciseThey say using foreign flags and symbols make their exercises authentic.
Post Office Seeks To Deliver 1945 Letter To Michigan FamilyIn 1945, a letter was addressed to a western Michigan couple and mailed from a sergeant at an Army base in New York State.
College Football Spotlight: Texas And Army Coaching Searches On Different Levels With Same Goal, Restore PrideArmy will never be a dominant force in college football the way Texas can be, but both programs have a special place in college football's history. Seeing them each reach their expectations is capable if the right coach is brought in.
Army National Guard In Mich. Gets New HelicoptersAn Army National Guard aviation facility near Lansing has received the first of four new helicopters for use in military missions, search and rescue efforts and other flights.


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Lions overcome strong Red Oak team
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The Ennis Lions tennis team (6-5, 3-0 in district) faced what Coach Keith Howard called the best Red Oak team in that school's history on Tuesday. But even their best wasn't good enough to topple a rolling Ennis team.
The Lions won the day 14-5, with the girls' team sweeping all but two matches.
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22 comments:
- imac said...
Its a beauty Kerri, full of feelings, but be happy, im sure your danghter willl be fine.
- August 15, 2010 at 9:36 AM
- Cindy said...
Hey Kerri~ Magical photo, as usual..and masterful connection to your emotional state...a whole new phase of life is beginning for you and Brianna..best wishes to you both! Cindy
- August 15, 2010 at 9:43 AM
- Julie G. said...
Kerri, this is a stunning photo! I do know that viewing your exquisite images always brighten up my day. I hope you can take a little comfort in that. Big changes for both you and Brianna. The emotions you describe are something most mothers must deal with. It's never easy. All will be well ...
- August 15, 2010 at 9:59 AM
- CherylK said...
A pretty, pretty photo, Kerri. I can identify with your feelings having experienced the same...it's tough. You know what was even harder for me, though? When my eldest daughter went from elementary school to middle school. Weird, I know.
But then there are all the fun things to share when they get to college so you'll have lots to share with Brianna starting this fall. Plus she'll not be too far away. That's nice.
- August 15, 2010 at 10:45 AM
- Pescalune said...
I love this compo Kerri !
- August 15, 2010 at 12:00 PM
- Ruth's Photo Blog said...
In light of what you shared,I see that white flower standing out in front of the others.This speaks to me of God's peace and strength which is there for each of us.
- August 15, 2010 at 12:51 PM
- Marcie said...
This is magical. Love the seeming randomness of these wildflowers.
- August 15, 2010 at 2:02 PM
- Chris said...
Well this is life Kerri... Things are going very fast ;-) beautiful pictures you got and I hope your emotion will go in only few direction soon ;-)
- August 15, 2010 at 4:07 PM
- eileeninmd said...
Gorgeous image, Kerri! The colors are stunning. It is amazing we can be happy and sad at the same time. I ;m sure your daughter will love her college years. And 25 minutes away is not too bad.
- August 15, 2010 at 8:01 PM
- Meredith said...
What an incredibly beautiful photo, full of life's motion and colors, and its delicate moments of grace. Congratulations on your daughter's matriculation, Kerri -- and I know you will be surprised by how resilient and strong you can be during this time of transition. :)
- August 15, 2010 at 8:58 PM
- Cindy said...
This time of year brings on a lot of different emotions when the little birdies start leaving the nest. The title is very appropriate for all these emotions. Once things are settled, it will be fun hearing all about the "freshman"
- August 15, 2010 at 10:08 PM
- maggie said...
What a stellar photo. Loved the video-so unique, creative and well done. Thanks for sharing.
- August 16, 2010 at 12:48 AM
- amatterofhowyouseeit.com said...
Gorgeous composition and colors!
- August 16, 2010 at 3:31 AM
- Jayne said...
Love that Lace Kerri! My mom said it was the hardest thing she's ever done... to drive away and leave me standing there in front of the dorm waving excitedly. You gave her good roots, and now she'll take wing and be fine... just fine. So glad my little gift brought your spirit joy! :c)
- August 16, 2010 at 6:43 AM
- cindyzlogic said...
I know how you feel. We have 2 grown sons & 1 daughter...and it was a bit harder to let her go. She's 27 now, and just moved to Washington state. That's a long, long way from Kansas. Plus, she has a little girl, one of our precious granddaughters. We are missing them both.
- August 16, 2010 at 10:56 AM
- adhvan.net said...
Nice composition
- August 16, 2010 at 7:13 PM
- Autumn Jordon said...
Very cool pictures. I especially love the butterfly.
- August 16, 2010 at 10:08 PM
- Barb said...
I remember these feelings, Kerri - believe me, as she gains independence, she'll also become closer to you. Your photo of the wildflowers is a perfect composition.
- August 16, 2010 at 11:04 PM
- Lisa RedWillow said...
Exquisite. Wow.
- August 16, 2010 at 11:05 PM
- Mary said...
Beautiful shot :-) Sending them off to college is so hard. I remember crying the first time. It gets easier, but you do miss them.
- August 17, 2010 at 9:28 AM
- Mimi said...
I have an idea of how you feel, especially about your daughter turning 18- it really is a milestone. i'll know about the college thing in a year.
Your photo is another beauty, Kerri.
And I will check out the u tube, after I've caught up here!
- August 19, 2010 at 7:34 PM
- sniehans said...
Hope her first year goes well!! Exciting times, but yes, very nerve-wracking for all!
- August 22, 2010 at 9:55 PM
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Klenk Park, home of the Alma College baseball team, is built on a parcel of land to the west of Charles Road northwest of the campus. A group of alumni led by Bruce Garish came up with a plan to name the new facility in honor of retired baseball coach and athletic administrator Bill Klenk '59 for his 30-plus years of service to Alma College, Scots athletics and, in particular, Scots Baseball.
Klenk Park also includes a room named for chemistry Professor Emeritus and former baseball coach Charlie Skinner '37. The Skinner Room is a gathering place and contains a history of Alma Scot Baseball. The Skinner Room was dedicated in the spring of 2004.
Klenk Park was dedicated on May 13, 2000. Many dignitaries, including Jim Northrup, Bruce Gerish, Jim Greenless, President Alan Stone, many former players and Coach Bill Klenk, were in attendance. That evening, Klenk hosted a dinner which included a history of Alma College baseball including a PowerPoint presentation of old pictures dating back to the 1800s.


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Ashe ADC has a win rate 49.12% for Platinum+ players whilst the very best Ashe's are earning a win rate of 55.13% with the average rank of these top players being in Diamond II.
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Located in City Bowl, Grand Daddy Hotel is adjacent to Greenmarket Square and within a 10-minute walk of other popular attractions like Cape Town International Convention Centre. This 32-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free in-room WiFi, free self parking, and a rooftop terrace. It's in central Cape Town and also close to Table Mountain and Castle of Good Hope.
Free breakfast is included with your stay. You can enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge or visit the onsite restaurant for a bite to eat. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service.
All 32 air-conditioned rooms feature minibars, coffee makers, and safes. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and satellite TV. Bathrooms offer deep soaking tubs, hair dryers, and designer toiletries.
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Guests of Grand Daddy Hotel enjoy a rooftop terrace, WiFi in public areas, and a meeting room. You can take advantage of free parking, along with limo/town car service. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this boutique hotel include a business center, a computer station, and free newspapers.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
This 4-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and a meeting room. This business-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Posted by Christopher Andrews on October 26, 2010
With Halloween just around the corner, it's time to get creative about how you can scare the pants off of the people in your IT organization. I've been attending a fair amount of CIO events recently, and in the spirit of Halloween I put together a few costumes that I can guarantee will keep your CIO up at night.
- A Storm Cloud. While "The Fog" might have scared your CIO in 1980, thirty years later it's the cloud that is scaring him. Despite all of the hype around "as-a-service technologies" over the past two years, Forrester has found 48% of IT decision makers still say they are "not interested" or "have no plans to adopt" software-as-a-service -- a number that rises for other cloud-based offerings. Why the lack of interest? Security, integration, and lack of customization top the list of key SaaS concerns. Yet, as the cost savings and purchasing flexibility benefits becomes increasingly obvious, IT professionals know they have to get comfortable with their fears to reap the benefits that cloud-based offerings provide.
- Mark Zuckerberg. You didn't think the movie "The Social Network" was a horror film? Your CIO did. The CIOs I have spoken with recently know that social computing is fundamentally changing the way that their workforce does business, but many have not figured out how to harness its power within their business. They have to wrestle with new security, compliance, and integration issues – and get the entire organization (including their CEO) behind the use of the tools that they adopt. The most forward thinking SVM professionals know that they have a role in researching and identifying social tools -- like community platform providers -- that are enterprise-ready (Jive, Telligent, and Lithum are examples). Still, far too many companies remain in the dark about why social collaboration is more than just a passing fad.
- The Mac Guy. Remember that too-hip-for-school guy who was always making the poor PC guy look stupid? Teenagers love him, CIOs hate him. CIOs today spend a disproportionate amount of time discussing Apple products, because they know that their PCs are starting to look outdated to a new generation of information workers. There is something else going on here: Apple has become a CIO proxy for the much larger trend of "technology populism" – the trend of self-provisioned consumer technology in the business. Recent Forrester data showed that almost 27% of workers now indicate that the technology they use at home is better than the technology they have at work, and this number rises to 34% for Generation Y workers! Already, we see many enterprises embracing a host of consumer technologies to empower their workforce and gain an edge on competition - something explored in Forrester's new book "Empowered."
- Your Chief Operating Officer. Now, this would be downright mean. Most IT professionals I speak with know that their IT organization needs to operate more like a business, but are struggling with the transformation. In particular, CIOs are frustrated by the fact that they are under pressure from COOs to cut costs in everything they do, while also providing increasingly high levels of IT-driven innovation . Though this tension is nothing new to SVM professionals, the best organizations look at "costs" holistically, recognizing that squeezing every last dollar out of a contract must go hand-in-hand with establishing strategic relationships with vendors. They are also constantly working with their business counterparts to highlight their innovation capabilities and cost constraints.
Of course, if you want to be a nice person, and actually help your CIO sleep at night, dress as a superhero. Why? CIOs are starting to realize that, in an age where technology is becoming embedded in business process, they can't be expected to understand the benefits and risks of every single technology they manage. They need people like you – highly empowered and resourceful operatives (HEROes) – to play this role. As one CIO told me recently "when I have a problem, I pick up the phone and call one of my HEROes. I don't have all the answers, but I know they do, and that's just as good in my opinion." SVM can be a hero by knowing which new technology trends affect their business the most and playing a proactive role in market research, vendor selection, and risk mitigation.
So as you are working on your costume, recognize that it is in part your responsibility – the day after Halloween at least – to be a HERO, understand these threats, and get your organization comfortable with the changing face of technology.
3 C's and The Stealth Cloud
Comment from Ian Gotts (not verified) on Thu, 10/28/2010 - 11:36
I recently blogged http://bit.ly/cpwcX4 about the 3Cs that the CIO should worry about - Consumerization, Cloud and Compliance. These are neatly picked up in this blog.
I think the Storm Clouds point underplays the true problem that the CIO is facing. That is the Stealth Cloud which was picked up by CIO.com recently. The apps that CIO doesn't even know are being run by business users on the Cloud. http://bit.ly/dvGAWy
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Hello to all ! very excited first time owner of a little male puppy! we should get him next saturday he will be 9 weeks ;)
just realized I didn't give much infos lol. I am a newbie ! we are a family of 4 from Canada but living in Russia for the moment. have been trying to convince my husband for a dog for a year ! then we saw a white sheppherd and he was in love ;) we found a breeder and choose parents since she was having a litter in feb or june. we didn't know about male or female but finally this big boy caught our eyes. A middle puppy not dominant but not submissive a little shy at first but then very playful. all is ready we got the kennel, the kong toys, the elevated feeder and very good quality food only missing is our puppy coming home next week ! his name is tchaikovsky ghost. I hope we will have lots of years of fun ( and work lol ) my breeder suggested he would do show what do you think about that ?
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The two biggest positives will be that Piniella can rest some of his regular position players and set his rotation for the playoffs.
Shortstop Ryan Theriot is one player who could use a breather. Theriot faded badly down the stretch last year, and this month, he's batting .229 (11-for-48).
During the recent break for Hurricane Ike, first baseman Derrek Lee seemed to benefit most, as he came back with a fresh bat.
If the Cubs clinch a postseason spot, rejuvenated ace Carlos Zambrano is the likely Game 1 starter in the Division Series, with Ted Lilly and Ryan Dempster following. That's how Piniella wanted to draw it up, and if the weather holds and no doubleheaders are needed, that's what he'll get.
BREWERS 6, CUBS 2: RHP Jason Marquis gave up three runs in the first inning, and he had a string of three consecutive quality starts snapped. Marquis lasted 5 1/3 innings, giving six hits and three runs. RHP Angel Guzman gave up the other three runs in the seventh. Cubs hitters couldn't take advantage of an early exit by Brewers RHP Ben Sheets, who left after two innings because of a tight right forearm. 3B Aramis Ramirez hit a solo homer off Sheets in the second, but the Cubs managed just six hits all night.
--RHP Chad Gaudin (lower back soreness) threw Tuesday in Arizona, and Piniella said Wednesday the results were just "so-so." Piniella said Gaudin would need to face hitters at least one more time before the Cubs can determine if he can come back.
--Marquis hadn't pitched since Sept. 6, and he may have been rusty.
"Any starter will tell you they like the routine of getting the ball every five days," Marquis said. "Sometimes outside circumstances don't allow it."
Piniella attributed Marquis's troubles to a pair of first-inning walks. Marquis is most often the starter who gets skipped for non-health-related reasons. He lasted 5 1/3 innings Wednesday against the Brewers, giving six hits and three runs.
--3B Aramis Ramirez hit his 25th homer, giving him six straight seasons with at least 25 home runs and seven overall. He also has 300 RBIs at Wrigley Field.
"I hit the ball good tonight, and we still lost the game," he said.
Ramirez has a nine-game hitting streak in which he's batting .444 (16-for-36).
--RHP Randy Wells made his Cubs debut, working a 1-2-3 ninth. Wells came up Sept. 9. The Cubs lost him to Toronto in the Rule 5 draft last winter, and he pitched in one game with the Blue Jays in April before being returned to the Cubs organization.
--RHP Rich Harden starts Thursday's finale against Milwaukee. He beat the Brewers 11-4 on July 31, striking out nine. However, Harden's velocity has dipped as of late, and he struck out only three at St. Louis last week. The Cubs are taking it easy on Harden's troublesome right shoulder, but they don't have him penciled in as one of the top three starters for the postseason.


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The other devices are also branded for Europe or Asia. In the US, it is not likely that an Intel powered unit will launch until their chipsets support 4G/LTE. Intel expects that it will introduce LTE capable chips either later this year, or early next year. In the meantime, Intel is stuck eating the dust of competition from Qualcomm and other fabricators like Samsung, Broadcom, MediaTek and Texas Instruments (currently adjusting their strategy) who chose to be early adopters of LTE.
How does this translate to numbers? Qualcomm has a full 48% of the revenue share of a market that is worth over $5-billion for the first half of 2012 alone. Intel's stake is 1/240th of Qualcomm's slice at 0.2%. Qualcomm's Snapdragon MSM8960 family of chips can be found on nearly every high-end handset out there, Motorola's Droid RAZR M, RAZR HD, RAZR MAXX HD, HTC's One XL, Evo 4G LTE, 8X, as well as the upcoming Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820. Qualcomm's competitor Samsung uses Snapdragon chips in some of the Galaxy S III line and will use them in all of the Windows Phone 8 ATIV S devices.
The growth in this segment is over 60% compared to the same period last year. For a company like Intel, it has to be grinding on the personal computer processor king that it is effectively a non-participant in a mobile segment worth over $12-billion each year by itself. One this is certain, Intel wants in. Before they do, the company will certainly need to refine its designs to be competitive, if it is to achieve the glory it currently enjoys in the personal computer segment.
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Malta is 'safest place on earth'
Low exposure to natural disasters
If you want to avoid becoming a victim of a natural disaster or of climate change, you could do no better than to live in Malta or Qatar, according to a new United Nations study which says these two small countries are the safest in the world.
The World Risk Report for 2011, conducted by the UN's Institute for Environment and Human Security, is based on an index related to the exposure of countries to natural hazards and climate change, as well as social vulnerability.
It rates the island of Vanuatu in the Pacific as the most dangerous place in the world, with very high exposure to natural disasters and high social vulnerability.
If you lived on this island, your risk of falling victim to a natural disaster would be 32 per cent.
At the other end of the 173-country league of risk lie Malta and Qatar. Both have very low exposure to earthquakes, floods or rising sea levels and their societies and infrastructure are well-prepared to tackle such events, according to the report.
In Malta, the risk of becoming a victim of a natural disaster is 0.72 per cent while that of Qatar is just 0.02 per cent.
While Malta is the safest place in Europe, the Netherlands is the most exposed. However, Europe is generally a very safe place as despite being highly vulnerable, particularly to floods, its most vulnerable country is still classified as the 73rd risk-prone country worldwide, as it is highly prepared to cope in such situations.
Jorn Birkmann, scientific head of the project, said extreme natural events do not necessarily cause disasters because risk not only depends on the hazard but is very much determined by social and economic factors.
"This means that an earthquake of the same magnitude can have different effects in two different countries," he explained.
The report shows that disaster risk has two components: exposure to natural hazards and climate change on the one hand, and social vulnerability on the other.
It clarifies that disasters cannot be attributed to meteorological or geological phenomena only but that they are determined also by social structures and processes within a society, such as level of education, extent of poverty, food situation or functioning of governmental institutions.
"For example, the Netherlands and Hungary are relatively highly exposed to natural hazards and climate change but due to their social, economic and ecological situations, they have a comparatively good ranking in the risk index," one of the researchers explained.
"Similarly, the earthquakes of Haiti and Japan strongly demonstrate this relationship. While 28,000 people died in the Japan earthquake (9.0 on the moment-magnitude scale), 220,000 people died in Haiti in a much weaker earthquake measuring 7.0 on the moment-magnitude scale.
"This was because although Japan's earthquake was stronger, the country could cope better. Its buildings and infrastructure was more resistant," he said.
The study shows that after Vanuatu, the world's most disaster-prone countries are Tonga, the Philippines, Solomon Islands, Guatemala and Bangladesh.
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Gluten-free? Not so fast. Watch out for this list of surprising foods that contain gluten
By Brierley Wright, M.S., R.D., March 11, 2013 - 1:59pm
Brierley asks: Are you avoiding gluten?
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Great article especially for newbies.
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I stopped eating gluten at New Year 2013 after holiday baking gave me a strong enough allergic reaction to be concerned. Since then, I've noticed my appetite reduced significantly, I eat less and want less when I eat. Allergies disappeared. I lost 5lbs, and my digestion is now perfect (was far from it before). I used to crave bread, I don't even miss it a bit. This is just after 3 months. I'm looking forward to more good results in the future.
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03/28/2013 - 12:30am
Low carb (now gluten free) since the doctor put me on an Atkins like diet in 1999, (weighed 199), caffeine free for more years than that, (managed to reduce heart arrhythmias from ca 20/day to one every few weeks and had more energy), dairy free at my doctor's suggestion, and recently cutting back even more on my sugars (and bringing down my blood pressure), I would like to see more recipes that encompass these ideas. Continuing to gradually lose weight over the years I weighed 158 at the doctor's yesterday. I would like to see more recipes that encompass these ideas and are also super healthy and simple and delicious. I know it's possible. I know I don'y have all the answers, because I still have health issues. Thank you for all that you do.
Sincerely--Lana Thomas
ps. I eat rather more fat and salt than the doctors seem to think you should. I'm not sure that the Standard American Diet is quite accurate for all people, especially for me.
— Anonymous
04/25/2013 - 10:49pm
I just went gluten and grain free about three weeks ago and believe this has been the underlying problem with my gastrointestinal problems all these years. I believe that eating food as whole as possible is really the best thing. I have had so much more energy than ever before. I feel gluten free borders on the Paleo or caveman diet that has become all the rage now. However, if you think about it, it really is the healthiest way to live.
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05/07/2013 - 9:50pm
Is there any gluten free cold cereal?
— Anonymous
05/11/2013 - 3:10pm
One small correction. In the US modified food starch is always derived from corn. However, no such requirement of the starch used in pharmaceuticals. Unless it is specified on your drug's label, always call the manufacturer to determine the source of the starch.
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07/17/2013 - 8:54am
My husband, under Dr's orders, can't eat any gluten. I am pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to find gluten-free items but yes, you definitely have to watch it. Those fries at restaurants may have a coating of some kind. The corn tortillas sometimes contain wheat flour. The glaze on the salmon? Soy sauce! We mostly cook at home and have learned to never ever assume.
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04/08/2014 - 12:30pm
I am intolerant to wheat, dairy and soya. What should I avoid?
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04/08/2014 - 12:53pm
Getting as much info as possible. One simple mistake with hidden gluten and it takes WEEKS to get back to feeling good. I know GF may be trendy but for those who must be, it is a constant awareness of everything you eat. All articles and tips are appreciated.
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The Georgian Orthodox Church dates back to A.D. 150 and, for centuries, was the only preserving factor in Georgian culture and nationalism. Following Georgia's independence from Soviet rule in 1991, there was an increased interest in the Christian faith.
In May 2002, two Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod missionaries in Russia visited a small group of people in the Republic of Georgia who learned of the Lutheran church through Lutheran Hour Ministries.
By June 2002, a leadership training seminar was held and four leaders began classes at the Lutheran seminary in Russia thanks to support from Orphan Grain Train of Norfolk, Neb., an LCMS Recognized Service Organization. Two of the students completed their bachelor's degrees and now work toward establishing Lutheran congregations in several locations across Georgia.
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With a defamation lawsuit over 'pink slime', a legal challenge to Mayor Bloomberg's super-size soda ban, growing concerns over energy drinks, the specter of GMO labeling and new developments in the high profile legal spat over the labeling of high fructose corn syrup, 2012 was a bumper year for lawyers...
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I think it is a mistake to marginalize attorneys and their clients in the labeling wars.
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S.51 - National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Reauthorization Act of 2013113th Congress (2013-2014)
|Sen. Boxer, Barbara [D-CA] (Introduced 01/22/2013)
|Senate - Environment and Public Works
|Committee Reports:
|S. Rept. 113-183
|Latest Action:
|06/05/2014 Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 413. (All Actions)
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Summary: S.51 — 113th Congress (2013-2014)All Bill Information (Except Text)
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National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Reauthorization Act of 2013 - Reauthorizes through FY2019 and revises the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Establishment Act.
Increases from 23 to 28 the number of directors appointed by the Secretary of the Interior to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation's Board of Directors. Makes uniform the experience required of each such appointee. Requires the Foundation to have an Executive Director who is appointed by the Board and is knowledgeable and experienced in matters relating to fish and wildlife conservation.
Gives the Foundation the power to receive and administer restitution and community service payments, amounts for mitigation of impacts to natural resources, and other amounts arising from legal, regulatory, or administrative proceedings, as long as the funds are used for the conservation and management of fish, wildlife, plants, and other natural resources.
Repeals provisions authorizing the Foundation to establish a national whale conservation endowment fund.
Authorizes the Foundation to: (1) assess and collect fees for the management of amounts received from federal agencies; and (2) use such federal funds for matching contributions made by private persons, state and local agencies, and other entities (current law requires such use).
Authorizes the Foundation to perform functions that the National Park Foundation is authorized to conduct, unless exclusive authority is given to the National Park Foundation.


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Low Impact Development (LID) Implementation Case Studies and Panel Discussion
Drena Donofrio, LID and Natural Drainage System Program, Seattle Public Utilities
Bruce Wulkan, Puget Sound Action Team
Daryl Jacobson, Natural Resources Department, City of Burnsville, Minnesota
Jessica Andreoletti, Winooski Natural Resources Conservation District
Concurrent Session 1.1
LID Stormwater Management Systems Demonstrate Superior Cold Climate Performance Compared to Conventional Stormwater Management Systems
Dr. Robert Roseen, University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center
Stormwater Treatment Device Selection and Suitability: Getting Beyond 80 Percent
James Houle, University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center
Advanced BMPs for Construction Site Erosion, Sediment, and Turbidity Control
Richard McLaughlin, Ph.D., North Carolina State University
Concurrent Session 1.2
Nitrogen Loads and Groundwater Residence Times in an Agricultural Basin in North-Central Connecticut
John Mullaney, U.S. Geological Survey
Innovative and Alternative Septic System Technologies in Rhode Island: Sure It's a Double-Edged Sword, But That's No Reason to Fall on It
Deb Knauss, Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management
A Statewide Database for Local Wastewater Management (RIWIS) and New Online Onsite Wastewater Managers Resource Center
Lorraine Joubert, University of Rhode Island Cooperative Extension
Concurrent Session 2.1
Protecting Water Quality with Conservation Development Design
Scott Millar, Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management
Rhode Island's Urban Coastal Greenways Program: A New Approach to Addressing Development in Urbanized Coastal Environments
Caitlin Chaffee, Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council
Low Impact Development/Stormwater Management in an Ultra-Urban Environment
Bethany Eisenberg, Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc.
Concurrent Session 2.2
Expanding the Assessment Toolbox: Use of Statistical and Data-Driven Techniques for Bacterial Source Identification and Predictive Modeling
Diane Mas, Fuss & O'Neill, Inc.
RI Clean Marina Program: A Voluntary Approach to Preventing Nonpoint Source Pollution in Coastal Waters
Jeff Willis, RI Coastal Resources Management Council
NonpointSources at Beaches in New England
Matthew Liebman, EPA Region 1
Volunteer Monitoring of Fall and Winter Water Quality
David McLaughlin, Clean Ocean Access
Results of Monitoring NonpointSource Bacterial Contamination of Beaches in Newport, RI
Drew Carey, CoastalVision
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Use of Remote Sensing to Characterize Impervious Cover in Stormwater Impaired Watersheds
Ken Hickey, AMEC
Tracking Watershed P-Loss Hotspots through Time and Space: A New Approach to Targeting NonpointSource Management Practices
Donald Meals, Associates in Rural Development, Inc.
Adaptation of the AVGWLF Watershed Model to the Northeast
Dr. Barry Evans, Pennsylvania State University
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Wetlands and Water Quality Trading
Lori Siegel, Siegel Environmental Dynamics, LLC
Innovative Tools to Motivate Watershed Stewardship
Christine Feurt, Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve
Integrating Public Outreach Initiatives for Behavior Change: Campaigns that Work
Linda Burnette, St. Johns River Water Management District, Florida
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Stormwater-Impaired Watershed Permitting: Watershed-Wide Solutions for a Watershed-Wide Problem
Part 1 - The Science
Peter LaFlamme, Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation
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Mary Borg, Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation
A New England Stormwater Utility Success Story
Charlene Johnston, AMEC
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Bob Hartzel, GeoSyntec Consultants, and Jane Peirce, Massachusetts DEP
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Meeting the Long Island Sound TMDL Goal for SuffolkCounty
Sara da Silva, Nelson, Pope & Voorhis
Use of Denitrifying Bioretention Systems to Control Nonpoint Sources of Nitrogen
Ryan Siegel¹, Sarina J. Ergas¹, Sukalyan Sengupta² and Kumaravel Palaniswamy²
1-Dept. Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; 2-Dept. Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
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From left: Goulash, Avgolemono and Piedmontese white bean soup.
I think soups are one of the great cultural signposts of a nation. You can't get more French than French onion soup with croutons and melted gruyere, more Thai than a hot, spicy and sour tom yum or more Russian than borsch washed down with vodka. Tuscany has minestrone and in Spain they celebrate their tomatoes and olive oil by making gazpacho.
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What are my favourite soups? It's a tough call. Chicken soup is especially good when you're feeling sick or just tired. And chicken broth is the base for so many soups: Italians enjoy stracciatella and every Jewish mother has a chicken noodle variation.
I have to include the Greek classic, avgolemono. Then there are the Italian bean soups from Piedmont and my dad's delicious goulash, which I love in winter.
I'm not sure which soup identifies Australia on the cultural map (some argue it is Heinz Big Red). These soups certainly will add some wonderful diversity to your winter months.
My Greek friend Helen Seymour taught me how to make this classic. It has a light and creamy, almost frothy, texture and delicate, tangy flavour. It's all about the flavour of the chicken - so use free-range chicken and eggs.
1/2 a free-range chicken
80g short grain rice
2 whole eggs
Juice of 2 lemons
Chopped parsley (optional)
Rinse the chicken under cold water and put into a pot just large enough to fit. Cover with cold water (about 2 litres), add a good pinch of salt and bring to the boil. Skim the surface, return to a slow simmer and cook for 2 hours. Remove the chicken to a bowl and allow to cool. Add the rice to the stock. Cook for 15 minutes until the rice is soft.
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Separate the eggs. Beat the whites until slightly stiff then beat in the juice of 11/2 lemons. Whisk the yolks in a separate bowl and pour into the egg white mixture.
Remove the stock from the heat. Take a ladle of the hot stock and whisk into the egg mixture. Repeat with two more ladles of stock then pour the mixture back into the stock and stir to combine.
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Piedmontese white bean soup
A true Italian staple. This hearty, sustaining soup with melted taleggio cheese and finished with extra virgin olive oil will keep you warm all afternoon.
30g butter
2 tbsp olive oil
60g pancetta or bacon, chopped
1 clove garlic, sliced
1 1/2 onions, chopped
1 fresh bay leaf
1 1/2 cups dried cannellini beans, soaked for at least 5 hours.
3 cups chicken stock
Salt and ground pepper
80g taleggio cheese
Extra virgin olive oil to drizzle
Heat the butter and olive oil in a large pot. Add the pancetta, garlic and onions and cook over medium heat for 5-10 minutes, until softened and golden brown. Add the bay leaf, drained cannellini beans and chicken stock. Bring to the boil, skim the surface, partly cover with a lid and reduce the heat to a steady simmer. Cook for
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Originating in Hungary, this hearty beef and paprika dish is made throughout Eastern Europe in many different variations: as a thick stew eaten with noodles or potatoes or as a soup with just a little bit of sauerkraut added at the end, which I love.
6 tbsp olive oil
700g brown onions, peeled and sliced
700g gravy or chuck beef, cut into
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1 1/2 tbsp paprika
1 tsp caraway seeds
1 tsp cayenne pepper
4 cloves
3 tbsp tomato paste
1L beef or chicken stock
Sour cream, to serve
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Simmer gently for about 1 1/2 hours or until the meat is very tender. Remove cloves and season to taste. Pour into individual bowls and serve with a dollop of sour cream.
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